Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Bottom row: C. Johnson. Arling, J. Olson, D. Nelson, Buss, J. Peterson, Monolis, Moore, Barnes. Row 2: Dow L. Johnson. G. Anderson. Kucnzel. Rhodes. Iverson. Wilburn. Vrudny. Row 3: J. Larson. Harrington. Flakne. Kraayenbnnk. Youngberg, Hnasko. Kibby. Mahre. Chovan. Row 4: Folven. Wiklund, B. Johnson. Teigland. Lieberg, Lillemce, Jensen, Gately. Row 5: Christy, Dean. Dolan, Stene. Slavik. Eliefson, North, C. Peterson, Robens. game of broom hockey with Silver Tri girls on Winter Sports Day. Blue Tri has 138 members this year. The girls may choose one of five committees to participate in, in order to make this club a success. The committees are: program, publicity, social, service and membership. It is the goal of each member during the year to become a better citizen, to help those who are in need, and to be a loyal and lasting friend to everyone. Teddies for sale! Goodrich. Teigland. Bottom row: Lusian. Kay. Doebler. Adler. Thorson Wallin. Lockwood. Sullivan. McGinnis. Row 2: Howell Dixon. Norlander. Stens-rude. Christensen. Eide, L. Thompson, Pfeifer. Row 3: Blomquist. Rhodes. L. Larson. Nielsen, Taylor. Bofcer, Shelstad. Row 4: K. Peterson. J. Erickson. K. Nelson. B. Thompson. Sandvig. Quinn. Asmus. Untinen. Row 5: Wold. Chelberg. C. Anderson. C. Hanson, Norman. Hoeneche. Schutte. B. Nelson, Cudd.

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Blue Tri Adviser: Miss Habcrman Blue Tri Officers: Erickson. Butler. S. Nelson. Hagen. Mills. Blue Tri Blue Tri, that’s for me, exclaim all senior girls who wish to belong to an organization whose main goal is to strengthen citizenship and become better friends to all. This high school organization is a branch of the V. W. C. A. and is made up of four chapters. The individual chapters meet once every other week at different girls' homes. Under the guidance of Miss Haberman, the club meets every second and fourth Wednesday of the month, and the cabinet meetings are held on the first and third Wednesday of each month here at Roosevelt. During the fall the Blue Tri sponsored the first dance of the year—the all favorite Sock Hop. At this memorable dance a contest is held in which a guy and gal with the most novel socks are awarded a prize. Besides this first event they also sponsored Cupid's Capers, a Valentine Dance. Other projects were selling teddy bears to Roosevelt students, presenting a Christmas Program at the Citizen’s Club as a service project, setting up a booth at the International Fair, portraying the country of Greece, and playing a Bottom row: Bcrgquist. B. Johnson. JUDY ERICKSON. I.C.C. REPRESENTATIVE: JUDY BUTLER. TREASURER; SANDY NELSON. PRESIDENT; MARY MILLS. VICE-PRESIDENT; JANE HAGEN, SECRETARY: DcRoma. Krook. Row 2: Mobcrg. Cobbs. V. Hansen, Loeffler. Gordner, Mosher, Westlund, Christianson. Moberg, Bonstrom. Row 3: P. Anderson. Goodrich. Rognas, Beystrom, Hom-berg, Dambcrg. Biddle. Erhardt. Pearson. Row 4: Ridgway. Blumke. R. Hanson, Sigurdson, Martin, Helseth, Kronen, Kriesel, Hul'ar, Fure. Row 5: A. Peterson. Vedeen, J. Anderson. Kersten. Hart. Pchrson, Morgan. Nordos, Ellendson. C 25 ]

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Bottom row: Pavlovtc. Chantry. Fletcher, DcRoma. Skoglund Esberg, Yarwood, Coduti. Roth. Row 2: S. Carlson, J. Johnson, Ram-berg, Svendahl, Wcnborg, Berg, Holcanson, Kucera. bsterod. Row 3: Downs, Mees. Lundquist. Burton. Rae, Hinton, Waigand, Schm.dtke, M. Olsen, S. Anderson. Row 4: Miller. JU DIE HOY, SECRETARY; Patterson, S. Olson. Haley. V. Olson. Janssen. Brown. Denham. Slade. Row 5: Drake. Bush, Ferrell. Mountain. Pommer, Bielinski, R. Anderson. M. Anderson, Adams, McConnell. Champlin. Row 6: Biddle. J. Peterson. Harris. Teske. Selbo. S. Anderson, H. Anderson. Moyer. Thornby. Dambcrg. Row 7: Schwcnscn Wick. Whitney, McKenzie, Nybcrg. Bystrom. Westergren. Rodgers, DAVID THOMPSON, TREASURER; V. Nelson, Kwakenat. One popcorn, please! Harris. Madsen, Moberg. Sportsmen's Club The chief aim of this club is to promote better sportsmanship. The members also learn the fundamentals of sports, aid in prevention of forest fires, help to conserve the wild life, and participate in the study of nature. Any student willing to support these ideals is eligible for membership. Meetings are held every other Wednesday under the leadership of Mr. Riemenschneider. Bottom row: Kingsbury, Klmgelhut. Gallagher, K. Larson. Mr. Riemenschneider, adviser: Herman. Swcdberg. Pearson. Arvidson. Row 2: Andor. N. Erikson Cummings, Mitsch, Wiese, Matson, Noble, M chales. M. Enckson. Row 3: Ronmng, Shilson, Sandeen, R nn, Ellmgwor:h, Weyrens, Beckman. Sable. Amundsen, Omvedt. Row 4: Christ ansen, Dykstra M tal Lindquist, N. Peterson. McKee, Burstrom. Laudenslager. Lewis. Row 5: Bend'k, Champlin. B. Thompson. SALLY HARRIS, VICE PRESIDENT; $. Swanson. Hagman, Moreus, Hessburg. Watters. K. Larson. Row 6: Jones Medvec. Chamberlain. Skeleton Berhow. Kane, O'Malley, Jensen, Rosengren. Row 7: Marshall, Rosen. Litterer, BRANTH LEANDER. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: JEROME MADSEN. PRESIDENT; Julian, Alinder, Ktook, Wold. Hermanson.