Roosevelt High School - Rooseveltian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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They Also Serve -- , , . X 1V' t E, X ?'5x!ff'N5 Y I 'J :Al There are many important cogs that require continuous oiling for the smooth run- ning of an establishment. These men also serve, and without their important duties being carried out with special care RHS would suffer in many ways. Pictured here are custodians Garfield Dillon, Frank Whitt, Walter Smith, Edward Brown, Mr. John Stewart, Mr. Nathaniel I-I and close the building morning and night. These gentlemen through their cooperation with faculty, administration and other staff members add much to the smooth run- ning of our plant, RHS. iggs and Mr. Coleman Mason who open 32 .1 .-.. -rv. . ..-N . f l..,.,-.--L- W- -4- - -'i-11, Ing... ,'l R

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Physical Education Programming, practice and public image are important in the RHS Physical Education department. Physical fit- ness is a nation wide, yea, yet a world concern. RHS has a sports fans department that spans the many, many years of the school's existence. Through growth, championship teams in sports and dancing have emerged bringing much recognition to the school. Students here at RHS learn by doing. Students at RHS grow by participation. The advantages of physical fitness cannot be hid. Better, healthier bodies cannot hide their lights behind barrels. Not only are RHS students unique, but their teachers are also unique. Working together brings strengths from weaknesses, courage from criticism, and knowledge and talent development from creative learning. Stimulating, motivating, arousing and challenging are the many facets of the physical development program here at RHS. Scholarships helpful to athletics in furthering their education result from participation in the class and extra curriculum sports program. The physical education department gives much time to the physical development of RHS enrollees. it 31.95-Z W . 5 rt , I it f. X ., tuvvnllhi-qv 'r - uiizuiia. U M 9 165 Women physical education instructors Mrs. Virgie Washington and Nliss Elaine Cooke seated: Mrs. Beverly Whitaker and Mrs. Catherine Cooke standing. gi- L rf' 2 I XX Xtra Coaches of the multiple sports offered at RHS Mr. Donald Leek and Mr. James Dowdell kneeling: Mr. Louis Mallard, Mr. Leonard Douglas, and Mr. Ulysses Henderson. ' Other members ofthe RHS coaching staff Mr. John Campbell. Mr. Cecil Ewing. Mr. Claude Taliaferro and Sgt. Louis Stewart, ROTC.

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Candidly Yours s 2 Q Class timeg class duties and Coach Ulysses Henderson. 5 ' -van! E - -1,19 fs-1 . A review or boning up for specials S Mr. Dale E. Weingurt, Ass'1 Principal Y 1 vi, 2 1513. U ' xr-J The smile of a teacher who successfully puts across a point - Mr. Frank Ban- non, Bus. Ed. Dept. 33