Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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Administration Aids Unders tanding Dr. Scott Street, Roosevelt principal, is intensely in- terested in research and its implications for education. Ever on the move, he brings theory and practice to his admin- istrative desk, and adheres to a progressive viewpoint. Mrs. Florence Crouch, counselor, helps each individual to assess his own potenti- alities. In administering tests and keeping records she keeps an open mind and ear to help the student plan his future. Mrs. Janet Huff, Roosevelt’ school secretary, has to face up to a long list of duties. She ad- justs readily to a heavy work load and smiles through it all. Mrs. Geraldine Kress, school nurse, has charge of the “health clinic” at Roosevelt. It is her duty to check the health of each re- turning absentee. This year she has been assisting in one of the school’s several research projects.

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Whenever you hear the click-clack of typewriter keys, you can be sure Miss Vera North is not far off. She not only teaches typing but all the business courses d R It. Miss Alice Beal, Roosevelt’s school li- ener Speer brarian, has purchased much new material to keep the students up to date in the world of books. She has been busily work- ing on a picture and current-events file to be used in research. Miss Beal also sponsors the Library Club and its various activities. Special Courses Prepare Students Mr. Russell Brumbaugh, head of he Driver’s Ed- ucation Department at Eastern Michigan Univer- sity, shares his knowledge and skill with the stu- dents at Roosevelt. He helps his students to become good and safe drivers on our highways.