Roosevelt High School - Rooseveltian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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uman Relations Club The Human Relations Club of Roosevelt High School is a large organization of sopho- more, junior and senior students. This group has as its main purpose to provide good understand- ings and promote better human relations among the students of the participating high schools of Gary and Northwest Indiana. Each year all the groups sponsor a citywide human relations conference. Much variation is noted on the student ex- change days with other human relations clubs. As a special social function once each year the group sponsors a ball or similar event for all members and guests. In their efforts to be helpful throughout the year the Human Relations Club sponsors all school assemblies which are unusual in interest and greatly appreciated by the student body. Human Relations Club meetings are held twice monthly in the school auditorium which is the only place large enough to accomodate the group membership. .nl V 4 II I Human Relations Club Officers: America Wakefield, Linda Ken- drick, Gloria Lewis, Frederic Retic, Carolyn Crutcher. Dorothy Hob- son and Deotha Howard STANDING.

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Future Teachers f America l ,, 'WP1f li liuliiilit l 1 l -Q.. , , . J f t fx, .buds Ii ,xv-r ,AWVT Members ofthe FTA prepare for a day of teaching by working out assign- FBLA sponsors Mrs. C. Taylor and Mr. F. Bannon chat with Mrs. Joan Shaw ments f Yvonne Ellington, John Fontleroy and Karen Boulware. RHS alumni and speaker for the FBLA Induction. Mr. Bannon. Mr. Dale Weingart, k R W M ass't principal and FBLA 4 speaker, Mrs. Joan Shaw. The Future Teachers of America prepares well its membership for acceptance of the responsibility of the teaching world. Each year members of this organization take over teaching responsibilities in nearby elementary schools. The group enjoys one ofthe largest memberships of any school organization. Fun activities include The Little Red School- House Party, an annual affair and passing out ap- ples to each teacher at Christmastime. Q. ..: ,: .-Q.. .isise - .. ggi l QF it 1 Fsiiga . A , E Syria wi slglvi makww- .igxgiiiiic N1 Iry XX s if 'sv .-4-' -9 rr tx

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Pantherama Post And Negro History Committee The Pantherama Staff has the responsibility of get- ting out the school paper once monthly. This monthly periodical covers all school events. Members of the staff write features and special columns that reveal their writing talents. The publication is most popular with the students. The staff has a roving photographer who takes many of the pictures that are featured in the newspaper. There is an exchange of ideas as our publication is exchanged with other schools. In this way doings in the newspaper fields are usually current by comparison. This year the staff planned and carried out its first i extra curricular money making activity which was the After Dark ball. ' 2: if i p iff lxxxt a- . A 5 -1 .- ' Joe White .md Jessie Gilliam are part ot' gi committee that worked on researching materi- als for display during Negro History NN eek. K vw rv 'M , ff-S , ' 'ri TT . ,,.,.,,..M..,.- .. Yong! Allen Jones. Shirley George. J i .y if is 1 1 . X a i