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Science Herman kirkpatrick I Mi -ir- Dornth) (riruii Biology, Counselling ( luurlei ( riittOB l ' h -ir- William Houser Biology Jack Kuril Binlog) (,u Mirhener Biology Re Morrison ( ihemist n ThoMii S ott During the past five year- no Mihject ha- received more additional empha i than cience. ltlu»iigh onl one year of science is required for graduation. many students include all three laboratory science , hiology. physics, and chemistry, in their studies in order to gain a more complete understanding of the laws of nature. This year Roosevelt has two new physics and two new chemistry rooms; in addition, biologx ridllll have been remodeled to include more adequate space for laboratory equipment. Within the pa l year hiolog) teacher W illiam Houser and physics teacher and depart- ment head Herman kirkpatrick have received awards as outstanding science teachers in their respective areas. 01 Reviewing a test after it is cor- rected U often ;i tep to better under- standing of tin- subject. Fine Arts Julia Keeler Art Roger Anderson Speech, Drama Robert Bagley Instrumental Music 22 Laura Duncan Vocal Music Sam Elliot Librarian
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Mathematics Health N«Wt— 1 l de Anderson era Biddle Ethel Cain Robert Gumming TrifO — 1 try, Algebra, Algebra, Trigononn 1 1 Geometry . hi n -riling Geometry Geometry l ar Knunli Algebra, ( .. ometry V 1 Cordon (Harrison Algebra Gerald Robinson Algebra, l ' i -nhahilitv and Statistic- Belford Walker Geometry, ( Imiriselling ernon Weidmaier Geonn ' ti ■ Each Des Moines hiuh school student must take at least one year of math before he receives his diploma. However, as preparation for college or a career, nm-t students take at least tun and a half year- of math; many take four year-. Roosevelt math department, headed by Miss Beulah Newton, has had two additional rourse- this year: a one-semester course in the history and appreciation of math, available to all interested -indents; and two semesters of probability and statistic-, offered only to student- who have already completed tin- traditional math rnrrimlum. Driver Education i-nal aids such as the traditional blackboard are used to help students learn material more quieklj and thoroughly, Jerr roster Doll KohmIi 21
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Commercial Subjects Charles Greenwood Louise Landes Mary Seaver I (iinin. rcial Law, Nolehand. Typing, Notehand. tun.ul i Ptphj Shorthand Conn ellint! Vocational Training Physical Education
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