Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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Mr. Alister MacDonald, bet- ter known among students and faculty members as “Mr. Mac,” teaches American Gov- ernment and history. He is coach of the tennis team and is well known for his whop- ping lumberjack stories. Mr. MacDonald takes a typical pose in discus- sing current affairs with one of his classes. Miss Margaret Gotts is a profes- sor at EMU. She takes time off from her many college classes to teach an Algebra II class at Roose- velt. She sponsors the Roosevelt Bible Club. Mr. Francis Welper is senior mem- ber of the Roosevelt Math Depart- ment. He teaches algebra and geome- try. He has also been the sponsor of the Pep Club since its beginning. Miss Gotts and Mr. Welper take time out from correcting their math papers to smile for our camera. Interest Found The junior high math teach- er is Mr. William Saulsberry. p He devotes much of his time Mr. Saulsberry demonstrates the use of the film to the audio-visual program. splicer to eighth grader, John Johnson.

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Miss Vera North displays a book that will be used in notehand, a new course being offered next year. Miss Vera North instructs the typing, shorthand, and bookkeep- ing classes. She also teaches an Algebra II class for the Math De- partment. Social Studies Promote Mr. Charles Alexander shares the core chores with Mr. B. A. Tomczak. They instruct the seventh and eighth grade. These two, come spring, to- gether coach the junior high tennis. Miss Alice Beal took over the job of librarian this year. She organized and sponsored the Librarians Club. She came to Roosevelt from Lincoln High School, where she had been in charge of the girls’ gym classes. Miss Beal examines the flyleaf of a newly acquired book. Understanding Mr. Tomezak points out a “hot spot” on the map to Mr. Alexander and his students.

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Mr. Pier and Mr. Gosseaux talk over physical science problems. Mr. Emile Gosseaux teaches high school physics and chemistry, in ad- dition to a physical science course. He is highly respected for his concept of Mr. George Pier, physical science modern science and teenagers. instructor, is new this year. His class introduces a broad concept of the sciences. Sciences Challenge Many Mr. Robert Wall is the gen- eral science and biology in- structor. He also sponsors the Biology Club. Mr. Wall takes time out to care for the many plants used by his biology classes and the Biology Club, “a4 p Mrs. Janet Burch, as the school sec- retary, is one of the hardest working employees. Janet’s many duties, such as answering the telephone, deliver- ; ing messages, and issuing receipts, Mrs. Burch studies the keep her in contact with almost al) Thermofax, a new office RHS students. machine.