Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Bottom row: M. Larson, Mallinson, Ropers, L, Larson, D. Johnson, Smith, Erskine, Miller, Beystrorn. Row 2: Oseien, Howell, S. Carlson, Tallakson, J. Olson, Durigan, V. Nelson, Sager, Person. Row 3: D. Johnson, Thor, Hinton, Beystrom, Nerison, Neumann, Bielinski, Btuter, Bloomquist. Row 4: Paschke, Rhodes, S. Johnson, Cronin, Bogen, Erickson, N. Carlson, J. Johnson, Garaghty, Row 5: C. Ander- son, Cecka, Weld, C. Hanson, Dean, Dolan, P. Anderson, Rickvam, Remrnen. Row 6: Brinkman. Jensen, C. Glson, Lindberg, Miller, Gradin, C. Anderson, Brown, Aronson, R. Hanson. worked on a project for the Heart Hospital and also went caroling. At one meeting a group ot college men from the University came and discussed the problems ot dating with the girls. At another very interesting meeting a hair dresser trom Charles ot the Ritz came and gave the girls tips on how to make their hair more attractive. He demon- strated by styling a tew ot the girls' hair. One ot the main teatures this year was the IOOth Year International Fair which is Publicity Committee in Action Walling. Winick, Cecka. held every year. Each school has a booth ot a ditterent country. This year Roosevelt had the Japanese booth where they sold tigu- rines. A dance was held atter the tair at the HY. ln one ot the later meetings a Japanese lady named Yako spoke on her country. This year the club has had many interest- ing programs and has carried out many ac- tivities. The Silver Tri has surely lived up to its motto which is To tace lite squarely, to tind and give the best. Planning a Meeting Paul, Kylo, Clinton, C, Anderson.

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Bottom row: Stillings, Smith, DELORES PAUL, SECRETARY: SANDY KYLLO, TREASURER! PAT WALLING, PRESIDENT: Clinton, ROBERTA WINICK, VICE PRESHDENT: Thorson, Rauhauser. Row 2: Nicolott, Berntson, Iverson, Schnelitsch, Knutson, Forseth, Bursch, Needham, DeVries, S. Anderson. Row 3: Slcoglund, Wallin, Oulman, Jardine, Folven, Rosch, Buss, J. Peterson, Untinen. Row 4: Gren, Coolc, Herr, Uphott, Storlr, Lang, Wilson, Zimmer, Eellcer, Berg. Row 5: Lyness, Turnquist, Wehmcyer, Palmer, Raymond, l'lullar. Lovering, Rdgvvay. Row 6: Morgan, Bierlcen, Kraayenbrink, Gustatson, J. Anderson, A. Johnson, Ford, Pehrson, Nordos, Young. ver Tri belongs. The council talks over mutual problems and gets new ideas tor programs trom each other. Betore school began this year the new otticers were invited to Carle- ton College. They also spent a weelcend at Lyman Lodge on Lalce Minnetonka. The next new otticers will have the same opportunity. The year began with the annual Recogni- town Y tor the new members. All the girls who want to belong to the Silver Tri must attend this dinner. During the membership drive a tashion show was staged with the male models being the hit ot the show. There is a great variety in the activities ot the club. ln November they sponsored the Pall Pan- tasy Dance which was highly successtul. tion Banquet held as usual at the down- During the Christmas season the Silver Tri Bottom row: Doebler, Christenson, Elmer, Adler, Uhr, Wedman, Edquist, B. Thompson. Row 2: Thorson, Mundhenlc, Gjertson, lceppa. Vagaslcy, Jorgenson, Cantield, Fierstad, M. Carlson. Row 3: Strand, Kovacilc, Mattson, Bergland, M. Carlson, M. Peterson. G. Ander- son, Moberg, Cushman. Row 4: Iverson, Mathews, Christy, Vanda, Belstler, Furell, Slavilz, l-lagen, C. Peterson, R. Johnson. Row 5: Holmes, Frylcholm, Koehler, Murphy, Lucey, l-lawlclane, Sigurdson, Kronen, Jirouselc. Row 6: Chovan, Mahre, Raivo, Martin, Helseth, Eilitz. J, Johnson, C. Johnson, Elliott, J. Anderson. E211

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Bottom row: BUD MALMSTEN, PRESIDENT: Goodrich, Erickson, Mackey, Mrs. Kaupang, adviser, Swanson, Weaver, Fladeland, DAVID QLJANBECK, VICE PRESIDENT. Row 2: Widell, Adams, Lattery, Swan, Stork, Nord, J. Anderson, BERYL MATSON, CQRRESPOND- ING SECRETARY. Row 3: Kordosky, Kruegan, Lattery, Bloomquist, Curibstad, Puff, J. Larson, I, Olson. Row 4: Jacobson, Taylor, Hen- neman, K, Anderson, Lind, Jorgenson, L. Peterson, Skanse. Row 5: Swanson, Ostlund, Esberg, Martin, Milen, J. Olson, Gardner. Edin. Row 6: Kuenzel, Gorke, Leichar, Uphoff, Rosene, C. Pederson, J. Carlson, Howson, Hamilton. Hi. C. Although this club was organized quite a few years ago, this year they have taken on a new name, I-Iigh Crusader, better known as I-Ii. C. Their purpose is to present Christianity as foundation for Christian character and liv- ing. Membership is open to all high school boys and girls. Instead of the usual Mothers' Day Tea, this year the members sponsored a Mothers' and Dads' Reception. Besides the club's own social activities, members are eligible for, and have taken part in, city-wide activities such as week end retreats, work shops, formal and informal banquets, and other activities which provide Christian fellowship. Bottom row: Berg, Sackrison, Bedor, J. Johnson, Paulson, Jones, Gippalo, Thompson, Erickson. Row 2: Miss Carlson, adviser: Troness, I-lanay, Gabriciscn. Nyquist, Christie, Lejchar. I-Iertzer, J. Larson. Row 3: Buche, Vik, C. Johnson, D. Olson, Butler, J. Larson, Vander- werf, Pundy, Bcnhotf. Row 4: Lundeen, Sorenson, Standfield, Birk, North, Kieseth, J. Larson, Einne. Row 5: Sams, E. Anderson, K. Olson, Martinson, Conway, J. Carlson, Coppin, Ackland, Sand, Row 6: Rich, Sollie, Lineburg, Selg, C. Carlson, B. Carlson, M. Olson, Conde, Runde'l, Lcntz. 2.