Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Bottom row: J. Johnston, CONRAD VILLELLA, PRESIDENT, CRYSTAL GRIEPP, TREASURER: Mr. Halron, adviser: KAY OLLINGER, SECRETARY: DAVE ALEXANDER, VICE PRESlDENT: Rudsdil. Row 2: Binder, Gregory, Heuton, D. Hansen, C. Pederson, Guiltoyle, Fremstad, Moberg, Wulkan, Homme. Row 3: Hieronymus Throndson, Draves, KW. Peterson, Smith, McDowell, Lauer, Rhodes, Nilssen. Row 4: M. Johnson, Sandstrom, Krebs, Albrecht, Sampson, Running, Macgowan, Swenson, Nitardy, Hendrickson. Row 5: Sullivan, P, Andersen, Taylor, Knutsen, Gaustad, Stork, Dosch, Hullar, R, Anderson. Row 6: Gmitro, Engelsgierd, Eden, Clinton, J. Anderson Meloche, Goranson, Grannes, Gilbertson, Sacre. Bottom row: Dooley, Kordosky, Putt, Lund, Moria, MacKenzie, Seemann, North, Glenn. Row 2: Tuttle, Welch, Holm, Jambeck, Quirk, Champlin, Villella, Fournier, L. Peterson, J. Johnson. Row 3: Field, Kingsbury, Fladeland, Robcrtsen, Frantz, Schumacher, Fredricksen. Houle, Kane. Row 4: Snider, Forstrom, Bethkc, Mattson, Strand, Nordos, Kovacik, Wood, Pavlovic, D. Anderson. Row 51 Lund, Roal, Hill, D. Peterson, C. Nelson, Gabralson, Girard, Smallen, Gaudette. Row 6: B. Johnston, Berg, Holmes, J. Peterson, Parks, Eastling, Asteltord, Gattney, J. Anderson, Martin. Science Club The Science Club was organized thirty- three years ago. The only requirement tor joining the club is to possess an active inter- est in science. The meetings are held on the tirst and third Tuesday ot every month under the lead- ership ot Mr. Halron. Speeches by speakers E251 outside ot school and members ot the club highlight the meetings. The club carries on various activities throughout the year. This year at Thanks- giving the club gave two large baskets ot tood to needy tamilies. An annual event in the club is the awarding ot a science trophy. The students vote on the person they think did the most in science that year.

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Bottom row: Kay, Rudy, Edruist, Adler, C. Anderson, Stansrud, Lee, Swanson. Row 2: Widell, Patterson, Schultz, Sackrison, Rees, Scriven, Mrls, J. Hansen, Westin. Row 3: Esberg, Sullivan, Hutchins, Yarwood, Newtield, Melin, Arling, Bonstrom. Row 4: Fournier, B. Olson, Homme, K. Nelson, Kuenzel, Nordos, Field, KAY LAMBERT, SECRETARY-I: M. Peterson. Row 5: Lundberg, Jardine, Jacobson, Smith, Hotness Cook, Trask, Aldrich. Row 6: Christiansen, Elder, M. Johnson, J. Nelson, Nilsson, Taylor, Priglrneier, Knutsen, P. Andersen Although hunting as a group would be too dangerous, individual hunting is encouraged and proper use ot all tirearms is taught. Pro- grams pertaining to sports are also held. The program consists ot sports' tilms, demonstra- tions, and speakers. Une ot the best pro- grams this year was on trailing-dogs. A speaker talked on how to train these dogs tor trailing purposes. It you by any chance happen to get to school at 7 a.m. on Fridays during the toot- ball season and the delighttul aroma ot pop- corn comes tloating to your nostrils, it is probably busy members ot the Sportsmen's Club starting to pop popcorn tor the toot- ball game. The co-chairmen ot the popcorn committee are Darlene Rudy, 2l7: and Je- rome Madson, 336. Bottom row: Cecka, Paulson, Moe, Elmer, Wold, Carter, Winger. Row 2: Wiencke, CAROUNE VlLLELLA, VICE PRESlDENT-ll: J. An- derson, Sheldcn, MARlLYN NIELSEN, TREASURER-II: Baker, Burge, Taylor. Row 3: Rhodes, J. Larson, DeRoma, Krook, Chelberg, Lind, Anderson, Erickson. Row 4: Anderson, J. Johnson, McGinnis, Grebstad, Crawtord, Gregory, Barnes, Howell, Schulte. Row 5: V. Nelson, Shedloy, Nybeck, B. Johnson, Drabant, Dahlen, O'Molley, Samson. Row 6: McKusick, Martinson, Holmgren, Leander, Mc- Clard, Gillette, Mefradre, Wilkins, Anderson.

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Seated: S. Johnson, Newtield, Winger, Gately. Standing: Bogen, Felber, Cronin, Sheele, Lattery, Lattery, Mrs, Leversee. Front row: W. Anderson, Villella, Lindberg, McCloud, R. Peterson, Winger, Mrs. Leversee. Back row: Mr. Strandiord, Mr. Palmquist, Mr. Jambeclc, Mr. Hanson, Miss Robertson, Mrs. Ericlcson, Miss Nelson. Nurses' Aides Each hour ot the school day a girl in Room IO9 worlcs as a nurse's aide. Aside from the girls who give up their study period during the day, there are a tew energetic aides who give their help in the morning when the ottice is tilled with returning students. These girls carry a big responsibility and, as Mrs. Lever- see will tell you, they are doing a wondertul job. E291 Heoilth Council This year the l-lealth Council, which pro- motes better personal health through more healthtul living, studied the problem ot health hazards in the school. The representa- tive from each homeroom presented a list ot health hazards to the homeroom mem- bers. These hazards were discussed and sug- gestions were made on how they might be eliminated. Delegate members ot the council attended the Mayor's Satety Meeting at the Nicollet l-lotel.