Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Enrollment at Roosevelt has been relatively low in recent years, but the population seems to be growing again. This may be an explanation for the tremendous school spirit shown this year. Showing this school spirit, Roosevelt students cheered the varsity football team to a 20-8 victory over Southwest. Friendship balloons were given out during sixth hour before the game. With each Roosevelt touchdown, more balloons soared into the sky. Raising the Homecoming Coronation’s entrance fee to $2.00 didn’t seem to deter students from attending. More than usual, students showed little self-control. Even after Homecoming, students continued to celebrate the moment both in and out of class.

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Enrollment Booms So Does Spirit This page: Above: Dressing up as Michael Jackson, Terri Menke and MeWssa Wahtstrom show their spirit. Top: Surprised Diane McCabe is crowned Homecoming Queen Middle Top: Stage Band entertains at Homecoming. Lower Middle: Alma Mater. Bottom: Mugging lor the camera. Kim 6 Introduction Volmer. Laurie Smedstad. and Janet Running. Opposite page: Top left: Marching Band spells an R. Top right: Julie Mann cheers the Teds on. Bottom: Alter the winnings touchdown the crowd screams their approval.

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 I With the feeling of graduation soon to vcome, and the excitement of reaching the top, seniors walked the halls of RHS as ! though they owned them. They were full j of confidence and pride, yet apprehensive of what lay ahead. Even though the seniors had more responsibilities and heavier workloads, ' they hoped for the best, and celebrated ' oevery moment they could. ,' left: Surprised, Senior Celine Marchessautt expresses her ar-‘‘•tstic talent. Above: Getting ready tor the pep test. Senior 'Charles Kuffel practices the school song. 8 Senior Owsion i