Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Tally Day Students who had early tally had no problem with closed classes, but the students with last tally often ran into difficulties and had to rearrange their schedules or take other classes than originally planned. Tally, though often criticized, was the smoothest way to program students into the wide variety of elective classes offered. College-bound students already have first hand knowledge of the perils of tally registration. Tally Day 29

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Something New TH«» page: Upper left: Happy itudant males telad for tasty lunch: Right: Myrna Kristiansen tops it off: Lower: Dawn Croissant must concentrate while making her salad. Opposite page: Top left: Beth Borstad arriving for earfy morning tally: Top right: Oh no. you're closed : Bottom left: Math toacher William Knutson registers a student: Bottom right: Munel Wiest helps a student choose a class. A welcome addition to Roosevelt's lunchroom is the salad bar. The popularity of salad bars is on the increase, and so it seemed natural to bring them into the school system. Not only does a salad present a very nutritional meal, but students love them. The selection of salad toppings is numerous and the price is reasonable. The opening of the salad bar confirms the tact that the school board cares about more than just the students' educational needs. 28 Th« Salad Bar

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