Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Godspell Spells Audience This year's musical review, taken from the Broadway hit Godspell, was one of the best Roosevelt has seen. The musical was presented in two parts: Joseph and the Ama ing Technicolor Dreamcoat was a story from the Old Testament, Godspell was composed of songs from the New. Under the direction of M. Weinblatt, there was a wide array of costumes, songs, dances, and good K. Flick jml t Ocel join together in last song Pharaoh and his throne

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Where Have All the Pepfests Gone? Pepfests were limited to four this year, because the administration did not feel that they were presented well enough to be worthwhile. The few we had were well planned, conducted and attended, proving that auditoriums were not used as a chance to skip classes. We showed our responsibility and maturity this year, hopefully there will be more pepfests next year. Below: Guy line up for inspection. imm Bucky gives pep talk.

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Students Join Together to Help Others Colleen Crooks, a Sophomore at Roosevelt, was seriously injured in a car accident during the fall. Dick Bain began a money raising campaign in order to aid the family financially with hospital expenses. Through a large raffle, and students, faculty, and families banding together, the Colleen Crooks fund was raised to over 3,000 dollars. Following tradition, this year's Operation Christmas Basket was quite a success. Over 76 baskets were made, and with the 886 dollars that was collected, little extras were put in each basket. Roosevelt students had a chance to really prove themselves this year and that they did. It's only too bad that there has to be a tragedy before people will unit for the good of others. 28