Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Row 'I: Seemann, Christie, Kalistrom, BETSY MORRISON, SECRETARY, B. Swanson, Miss Carlson, Adviser, Malmsten, Lineburg. Row 2: Leichar, Ballard, Burke, Hull, Mulleady, J. Swanson, Abrahamson, Rudd. Row 3: Carothers, N. Carlson, DeVries, Matson, J. Larson, Fladeland, Vanderwerf, Mackey. Row 4: Bloomquist, J. Erickson, L, Peterson, Milen, J. Carlson, Ulberg, Y. Anderson, M. Erickson. Row 5: Goodrich, Rosene, D. Anderson, Pundy, Foster, Emery, C. Johnson, I.iseIl, Nyquist. Branch of the Y. M. C. A. The programs are varied. They include skits, movies, panel discussions, and talks by many pro- fessional people. The club, throughout the year, has par- ticipated in skating parties, a HaIIowe'en party, a Christmas caroling party, and a hayricle. A number of city-wide activities have been carried out also. These affairs were arranged by a number of the high schools in the city, working together. Hi-C. F. ended their year with a spring banquet, a iunior and senior formal ban- quet, which is always looked forward to by the club members. Row I: Stolte, Cunningham, S. Carlson, MARVIN HEGLE, PRESIDENT, Engman, Mrs. Kaupang, Adviser, GARY MELIN, VICE PRESIDENT, Ebrenz. Row 2: Weaver, VIRGINIA JOHNSON, SECRETARY, Gribstad, Swan, B. Hansen, I. Olson, Schnorr, Truax. Row 3: Hempel, Carlblom, Bachler, M. Carlson, Shemenek, Duede, Christensen, B. Hansen, Jacobson, Row 4: Witt, Barrows, Krueger, Jorgenson, Keogh, Leichor, Hendrickson, Stork. Row 5: S. Johnson, Nord, Mona, MacKenzie, Webster, N. Larson, Sivertsen, Sippala, Coppin.

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Row 'l: Ohno, Lang, Lottery, Lattery, Quanbeck, Martinson, BYRON LUNDEEN, TREASURER: R. Nelson. Row 2: J. Larson, J, Andere son, D. Peterson, J. Larson, Stivers, Knutson, E. Anderson. Row 3: K, Olson, Dorland, Natzke, Lundeen, Bienhoft, J. Carlson Thomp- son. Row 4: Carothers, Gren, M. Hanson, Erickson, Lentz, M. Olson, Biurstrom, G. Olson. Row 5: D. Carlson, B. Carlson, Smith, J. Olson, Quinn, Studlien, C. Carlson. Row 6: Knudsen, Gardner, Carsberg, Holforty, R. Olson, Sollie, Rich, Rystad. Hi-C. F. Hi-C. F. is an organization whose only requirement Tor membership is attendance. During The past year at Roosevelt this mem- bership has reached a total of 'l85. Christian Fellowship has participated in a number of activities. The year started out with a TOB welcoming party. All the new students were invited to join the larg- est co-educational club in the school. The organization originated sixteen years ago. Today, it is headed by Mrs. Vernette Kaupang and Miss Sigrid Carlson, two members of the teaching staff. The meetings are held regularly each Tuesday from three to four o'clock at the Roosevelt A Panel Discussion A Musically Talented Group Malmstein, Stolte, Reverend A. Magnuson, Kallstrom, Krueger. Standing: Malmstein, Meline, C. Johnson, Ebrenz, Cunning- ham. Seated: Ohno.

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Row I: R. Larson, MICHAEL HIGGINS, TREASURER-l, ll, LOREN GARDNER, CHAPLAIN-lg BRUCE HEDBLOM, VICE-PRESIDENT-ly JIM MIDTEO, PRESIDENT-lp WAYNE HUME, SECRETARY-I, Bergner, Holton. Row 2: Martin, Mielke, Brotrud, Friswold, Davison, R. Hanson, Vaughan, Miller. Row 3: Talle, C. Johnson, Robertson, Coclcrell, Lee, Berreman, Shetler. Row 4: Jenkins, Malmquist, Witfgrat, Trumble, Lindo, Eden, Clinton, Sampson. Row 5: Beckstrom, J. Peterson, R, Nelson, STANLEY BERNARD, CHAPLAIN-ll, Gilbertson, B. Pederson, Rystad, Sacre, HARVEY PARKS, VICE-PRESIDENT-ll. 'ww kv' U Row I: Mr. Weum, Adviser, B. Larson, Nordrum, Denham, Setterholm, Row 2: Sheldon, Roth, D. Petersen, Eckholdt, D. Johnson, Ladendorf, Carroll, Kolden, Holt, Lindberg, Lauer. Row 4: Ranzinger, R. Johnson, RETARY-ll. Rcw 5: JIM SHANNON, PRESIDENT-ll, L. Johnson, Berg Hi-Y Following tradition, this year's Hi-Y was a very active club. Under the direction ot Mons Weum and Matt Thomson, the club held two all-school parties, operated the concession stand at football games, sold Christmas tree tickets to send worthy boys to camp, and ioined with Blue Tri and Sil- ver Tri in sponsoring a pre-Easter service. 30 ,4- Rood, Simonsen, C. Larson, Parsch, Mr. Thomson, Adviser, Fewer, Ness, Billings, Row 3: Higgins, Roan, Nordland, Laumb, Peer, Vickers, Forstrom, Myhre, Eastling, CLAUS WIEBE, SEC- Ekberg, L. Anderson, Newb, Lind, Gregory, K. Johnson. The club is divided into chapters which meet in the home of members three times a month. The fourth week they all meet at school. Any high school student is per- mitted to join the club, provided he accepts. the purposes of the club and attends pre- Iiminary training sessions. The purpose of the club is to create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character.