Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 Good Vibrations Expectations Ah... summer. Finally enough time to catch up on sleep, soap operas and tans. For seniors it was picture time, and it was necessary for them to plan their sunburn around their graduation portraits. Summer meant lying on an air mattress on a secluded lake with the sun beating down on your back, dangling your arms and legs into the water. It also meant cruising around Lake Nokomis, lying out in the sun, swimming, and water-skiing. For those who liked to spend money (and who doesn’t?) summer allowed enough time for earning money. But summer flew by all too quickly, and soon it was time to return to school with a glowing tan. a pocketful of money, and a mind ready for learning. Summer 11

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Spirits Raised High Homecoming spirit was a little hard to come by when the Teds realized the opposition they were up against (the Central Pioneers — undefeated!). But Teddies found spirit and showed it the preceding week participating in annual activities. In the tug-o-war, John Larson's team left the competition drinking the creek as they captured first place. For the girls, the mighty Touchdown Teddies tore away with the trophy as they struck down the Jivin' Juniors in a clever defeat. Different from other years, band alumni came back to join the Roosevelt Marching Band in a pregame parade down 28th Avenue. Topping off the week’s festivities was the Homecoming dance held in the gym with Trix providing the music for the evening. Opposite page: Upper: 'Another One Bites the Dust!” Lower Lett: Poms parade down 28th Avenue. Lower Right: Hearty Homecoming crowd cheers the Teddies on. This page: Upper Left: Frank Hentgos attempts to get h«s point across as Norm Johnson observes the game. Upper Right: Rich Quale and Teddie lead the marching band. Lower: Teddie says hello! Homecoming 13