Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mathematics and Languages S. CARLSON: (deceased) Geometry, Hi-C.F. Assistant Adviser. Swedish Club Assistant Adviser. W. KNUTSON: Geometry. Algebra. D. MIELKE: Algebra. Geometry. Assistant Hockey Coach, Assistant B Squad Football Coach, Faculty Social Committee. Assistant Nth Grade Chairman. F. NAGEL: Higher Algebra, Geometry. E. RED-LUND: Chairman of Mathematics, Solid Geometry, Higher Algebra. Trigonometry. C. A. SORENSEN: Practical Mathematics. Geometry. Faculty Coordinating Council Chairman. I Ith Grade Chairman. B. R. EGGAN: Norse. Norse Club Adviser. American History. Ski Coach, Faculty Manager of Athletics. M. FARSETH: Spanish. English, Spanish Club Adviser, IOth Grade English Term Chairman, 12th Grade Assistant Chairman, Auditorium Committee. G. HANKEY: German, English, Chairman Foreign Languages. German Club Adviser. L. SWADNER: Latin, English. Latin Club Adviser, Assistant Baseball Coach. M. HOLMQUIST: Mathematics, Common Learnings, Science. Miss Redlund's Solid Geometry Clast. Redlund. Ness, Haber- Mrs. Cattron’s Advanced Art Class. McLain. Cattron. Dean, feorn, R. Carlson. Paradeau. C153

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Fine Arts and Business C. W. ANDERSEN: Girls Choir, Choristers, Choir, Applied Music, Organ, Chairman of Vocal Music. V. CATTRON: Art, Chairman of Art. P. FORSYTH: Art, English. O. HENNING: Chairman of Band. Band Uniforms. Technic, Band, Swing Band. A. SWANSON: Chairman of Orchestra. Orchestra, Technic, Flag Twirling, Assistant Adviser of Swing Band, Stage Committee. A. BAARDSETH: Bookkeeping, Basic Business, Typing, Chairman of Business Department, Blue Cross, Blue Shield. H. HABERMAN: Blue Tri Adviser, Secretarial Practice, Typing. Basic Business, Faculty Social Committee. Stenography. D. JOHNSON: Basic Business. Typing. R. LEONI: Office Training. Typing. School Mimeographing, Cheerleaders. E. OLSON: Coordinator of Distributive Education, Retailing, Trade and Industry, Public Relations Committee. L. RICE: Stenography, Secretarial Practice, Nth Grade Assistant Chairman. H. WAGNER: Faculty Adviser of Sagamore, Occupational Relations, Office Work Coordinator. M. WIEST: Typing, Stenography. Another phase of study offered at Roosevelt is the Fine Arts. Subjects in this department consist of sketching, painting, woodcarving and enameling. Vocal music includes: A Cappella Choir, Swing Choir, Girls' Choir and Choristers: Instrumental music: Band, Orchestra, Swing Band and Applied Music. Students interested in this department will find it enjoyable and cultural. Business courses are necessary for those students interested in entering the business field after graduation. Roosevelt offers a fine business program. The subjects included are: Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Secretarial Practice, Office Training, Basic Business, etc. Many students taking this course are on the work program which is designed to give work experience and training on the job. CHI

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L. BRICK: Cabinet Making. Stage Committee, Faculty Manager of Stage Crew. Movies and Grounds. D. A. HANSON: Auto Mechanics, Health Council. O. HOLLENBECK: Mechanical Drawing. Wood Turning, Movies and Grounds, Locks and Lockers. D. IVERSON: Machine Shop. J. SULLIVAN: Mechanical Drawing. Football Coach, Wrestling Coach, Boys' Industrial Chairman. I. VOGTSBERGER: Machine Shop, Metals, Pilots Club Adviser. Practical Arts K. COMLEY: Clothing. Home and Family Living. Health Council, Costume Supervisor. Teachers' Restroom Committee. B. DAVIDSON: Clothing, Foods. Assistant Costume Supervisor, Assistant Adviser F.H.A. R. HUNT: Clothing, Adviser F.H.A. L. KRAMER: Foods. Girls' Industrial Chairman, M.E.A., N.E.A. G. THOMAS: Foods. Lunchroom. Health Council. S. JOHNSON: Printing, Mechanical Drawing. C. LUKE: Agriculture, Farm Shop, Greenhouse, Adviser F.F.A. Practical Arts are useful in everyday life. This department is staffed with skilled teachers who enable us to gain the most from these courses. It is advisable for everyone to have some experience in one of these courses before graduation. Home Economics, for the girls, prepares them for later life especially after marriage. Foods consists of learning to prepare meals, nutrition value, planning menus, and etiquette of serving and eating. Clothing includes sewing, personal appearance, planning economical wardrobes and styling. The boys' industrial courses are equally important in their preparation for later life. Among the courses are: auto mechanics, cabinet making, machine shop, mechanical drawing, agriculture, wood turning, and printing. C 16 3