Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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5 ,lf 'ZfI?'f'f' . Row 'l: Dow, Gaffney, Tronstad, Hughes, Abrahamson, Conrad, Mr. Strandiord, Adviser: Hanson P., Rasmussen. Row 2: Fox, Cordell, Andersen J., Hanson V., Lund, Schaupp, Brescancini, Lind, Munson, Lundquist. Row 3: Purcell, McNeal, Swanson G., Black, Capron, White, Solheim, Heiling, Youngquist. Row 4: Williams, Veara, Bclss, Huseby, Strand, Voth, Armstrong, Wilber, Brown D., Mathison. Row 5: Pehle, Carlson H., Erickson J., Larson P., Nerison, Fritzke, Johnson J., Winkler, Nelson D. Row 6: Joyce, Keeler, Koplen, Frantz, Nelson L., Anderson L., Eikaas, Halvorson, Wheeler, Johnson B Board of Governors All right, you kids! Keep it quiet in here! We hear this request in our student governed study halls. It is the duty ot the student chairman and several other boys and girls to keep order, to check passes, and to take attendance in a roomtul ot boisterous teenagers. Each chairman is ap- pointed by a head chairman and tries hard to carry out his responsibility. Council Office Help Office Help Each period ot the day with the helptul supervision ot Mr. Strandiord and the ot- tice help chairman, Tom Hughes, these boys and girls attend to the many and varied duties of keeping our student coun- cil ottice in good order. Their job consists of tiling study hall passes, typing bulletins, and maintaining a service point and pro- gram record tor every student in school. Fox, Brescancini, Wright, Hughes, Erickson J., Anonsen, Purcell, Williams, Hamer! V-, Cfflbbf Joyce, SCLIGUPP- f' 911' V g ' A ...aw .J .J ,,.. . -- P I .

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Row T: Shannon, Adams, Rarnberg, Jackson, Strand, Sack, Schwarzkopf, Anonsen, Sullivan, Mr. Strandiord, Adviser: Hafvenstein, Haeg. Row 2: Drabant, Dean, Hemmingson, Weston, Tomann, Villellu, Champlin, Leicher, Honmyhr, Melrose. Row 3: Hall, Stevens, Lutz, Corcoran, Jackson, Schubert, Erickson A., Armstrong, Conrad, Johnson M., Foster. Row 4: Zeller, Bye, Sampson, Martinson, McMannus, Crabb, Heuton, Hedstrom, Manninen, Hafslund. Row 5: Gustafson, Lillemoe, Bohlin, Young, Gaffney, Sheler, Carlson H., Swanson D., Olson T., Winkler. Row 6: Pehle, Hastings, Villella, Rasmussen, Running, Fredericksen, Hugher, Abrahamson, McGovern Harrington, Madison. Ethics Committee This group ot boys and girls work in the council office, typing and tiling. Also a part ot their iob is to meet with students who have received conduct slips in the study halls and to penalize them. Our Ethics Committee Row 'I: Dean, Carlson H., Purcell. Row 2: Nierson, Stacy, Sack. Student Council Our Student Council, headed by Mr. Strandiord, is the spark plug ot our school. Its members are elected from each home- room and serve a one year term. They meet at designated times each week and discuss student conduct and cooperation in the lunchroom, in study halls and at ath- letic games. This group plans our Homecoming and Winter Carnival Days. They work hard to organize these activities. Another part ot their job is the management of our student organized lunchroom. Several boys are appointed by the council to supervise our lunchroom habits and conduct. Each year a Service Trophy is awarded by the council to the person who has con- tributed most to the school in the line ot service. It is a great distinction to be awarded this trophy as only one senior boy O F F l C E Vernon Schwarzkopf - . . Roger Strand - - Helen Anonsen Kathy Sullivan Ronald Sack A Donald Norby - 18 and girl receive this honor. R s - - - President - Vice President - - - - Secretary Corresponding Secretary - - - - Treasurer - Sergeant at Arms

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The 1952-53 Standard Staff Row l: Uhr, Green, Hucliaby, Mr. Neilsen, Adviser: Hafvens Norman, Johnston, Folden, Butler. P. Johnson, Freclriclison. Standard Staff Every fourth hour an ambitious group of Roosevelt students work diligently to put out their top rate high school paper. lt isn't all work and no play, though, for this is the staff that sponsored the Sock Hop, which was a huge success. ls student government active? How are you going to spend your vacation? What action will Russia's new leader take? These are a few of the polls the Standard takes to express the views of the students. According to the standards of the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association, 26 is- sues a year is considered a weel-cly paper. The Standard happens to be the only high school in Minnesota that has such a weekly paper. ln comparison to the papers of other high schools in Minneapolis the Standard is the most inexpensive paper per issue. Among the winners of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association was the Roose- velt Standard. The paper placed second among all printed newspapers of high schools with l,5OO to 2,500 enrollment for the l95l-52 school year. ln the spring semester the Standard changed over to a new system. The boys began alternating issues with the girls, making the former sports page editor take over the first and the second pagesg then O is, M. Johnson, Helgoe. Row 2: Sorenson Elton, Laulclce, the girls handled the sports page. The boys and the girls on this staff are very adaptable and can be used in any posi- tion. Here's to the Standard staff and their ad- viser, Mr. Neilsen, for giving Roosevelt such a splendid newspaper! 1952-53 STANDARD smrr Mr, Neilsen, Faculty Adviser Editor-in-chief -----, Mildred Hafvenstein Associate Editor -------- Allen Uhr First Page Editors - Mary Loomis Bev Helgoe. Phil Johnson Second Page Editors - Marilyn Johnson. Larry Fredriclcson Third Page Editors - - - Myrna Huckabw Larry Loukko Sports Page Editors - Jim Norman Garv Green Bev Helgoe Watch the Birdie Kouclny and Gangloff