Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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National Honor Society The National Honor Society is a group of students who have maintained a 3.2 grade point average through the first iri-mcstcr of their Senior year. Bach member receives a membership pin and certificate. Mining From The Futures Are. B. Aldrich. H Baardsclh. D Blank holm. P. Hanson. J. Helms. D. Hurley. P. Jangula, L. Joel. D. Johnson. J Johnson. T. I undccn. J Nelson, L. Nelson. M. Nelson. S O'Brien. S. O'Brien. S. O'Doughcrly. N Pearson, I). Sheldon Front Row B. Odden. R. Haglund. G. Dicfcnthal. D. Johnson. C. Wagner. C. Converse. R. Wassrnund. M. Fondcll. D. Dahlgrcn, I). Elliott, M Kittclson; Middle Ron L Seep. S. Olson. D. Granncs. t Mickclson. L. Johnson. T. Anderson. T l.und. P Krause, S Dunn. D. Hunter. L. Olivers. J. Anderson. C. Yco. B. Irish. B. Itaugc; Third Row. M.R. Anderson. K. Arms. M. Ruona. T. Osier hind, I. Bcrgct. M Lex. G. Holmcn. B Hibbcn. P. Frahm, S. Hcalhcole. k. Knutson, T. Satlcrlund Front Row D. Stockmo, C. Arcnt , A. Dclkcskamp, J. Johnson. M. Prok. S. Seabcrg. P. Olson. J. Stcmpcr. R Hildcn. D. Prill. K Strand. P Reilly. D. Ronmng. R Holbrook. A. Swanson; Middle Row M Dillon, D. Dvorak, C Ready. D. Fries. J. Buck. M. Cochran. J. Breedlove. J. Graske. D Boas, D. Hibbcn. S. Broderick. C. Harvell. J. Ecklund. P Mahoney. M. Satre. P Cockerham. K. Nyc. Third Row G. McGee. R Thompson. N. Bostrom. B Plack. K Murry, B Thorson. S. Hcmmingscn. S. Larson. B Boehm. L. Ouellette. S. Swenson.C. Morris, S. Olsen. J. Oilman, K. Hanson, C. Johnson. N. Collins, D. Iverson. 26

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“The Crucible by Ariher Miller came lo life on February 20 through February 24 under the direction of Steve Phillipps and performed by his dynamic cast of players. The play dealt with the Witchcraft trials in Salem. Massachusetts, and the events surrounding the trials. With the effective lighting and props the cast created an atmosphere which made the audience feel as if they were in the courtroom.

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Minnesota Orchestra “Adopts” R.H.S. The Minnesota Orchestra adopted Roosevelt School as its home school” this year. Members of the orchestra brought their music to our classrooms in a variety of ways in order to familiarize students with the role of professional musicians. This project was valued at around $13,000 which was funded by the Urban Arts program and by the Minnesota Orchestra at no cost to Roosevelt. In October the orchestra presented a concert for the entire student body. During the year, individuals and ensembles from the orchestra performed in various classes such as. Journalism. Art. English and Social Studies. They have assisted in the music department with lecture demonstrations and by playing original compositions in the music theory class. Mr. Henry Charles Smith. Associate Conductor, has been the leading figure in the program within the school and has lectured in many classes on music. With his help, the orchestra has provided tickets for Roosevelt students and faculty for every Wednesday concert at the new Orchestra Hall during the year. This fine association with the Minnesota Orchestra has greatly enriched the cultural and educational program at Roosevelt this year. Mr. Henry Charles Smith. Associate Conductor, of the Minnesota Orchestra who directed the orchestra's involvement at Roosevelt this vear. The Roosevelt Concert Choir is performing Haydn's The Heavens Arc Telling, with the Minnesota Orchestra. Soloists arc members of our faculty Mr l.ars Kindcm. Mrs. Lois Pearson and Mr. Elwood Johnson. Directing the orchestra is Mr. Smith. 27 Conductor Henry Charles Smith dances as he leads the orchestra in performing selections from West Side Story.”