Roosevelt High School - Round Up Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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B- MRS. ESTHER CRANDALL MISS EVLYNE JOHNSON MISS TOSHIE NISHIMURA Business Manager Registrar Secretary No critic can say that Roosevelt doesn't have a capable and versatile faculty department. Yet, are the students conscious ot this tact? Do they know that Mr. Vasconcellos golfed his way to the D.P.l. tournament championship with a low score of 77? Teachers partake not only in sports but also in civic and community activi- ties. The Honolulu Community Theater and the Honolulu Symphony are but two of the many organizations supported by and including fac- ulty members. Regardless of all their avocations, teachers keep their duty toward students uppermost in their thoughts. The department is constantly First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Margarite Horne, Senior Class Adviser, Senior English, Mrs. Dora Becker, Junior Class Ad- viser, Vocational Guidanceg Mrs. Thelma Harris, Sophomore Class Adviser, Hawaiian Culture, Miss Marion Conrad, Stu- dent Government Adviser, Vocational Guidance, Miss Helen Bown, Librarian. f-..nA'Jg Ut'5 C5 f41A llli devising improvements for our already bal- anced program. Working without recognition but with the purpose of establishing a uniform teaching curriculum, a group of interested teachers led by Mrs. Hargrave met many times to work on evaluating obiectives of existing curricula in the secondary schools. Similar work is being done in other schools. Teaching has many advantages. Perhaps if Mrs. Jackson hadn't been a teacher, she might not have correctly answered the question which gave her a- tree airplane trip to the mainland. Our teachers-aren't they tops? Second Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Alda Coito Lee, World History, Vocal Music, A Cappella Choir, Mr. Floyd Uchima, World History, Band, Orchestra, Mrs. Genevieve Lovell, World History, Director of Health Services, Mr. Joseph Oshiro, Head Custodian, Mrs. Kikumi Miyasato, Cafeteria Manager. U . . .. ,,g '- - ,pp 5, J' ' 'T ' rl, ' W 15' v - V' 1' '-fr . ' -l 'N X .521 . X 1 l 1 ii '+L Ak 6- wc:-

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6 MR. CHARLES B. BARRETT Principal wt Pfuhugtzal---wwf Jan Hdmbubffzafzluz staff-- Plnn a Stlwnq Hnnzuzvnlt MISS HORTENSE SCHWALLIE Vice-Principal 1fz.fwvr 0 L.-W

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jluz Quiai lfgiciud First Row, Left to Right: Mai. John DeMarcus, P.M.S. 8- T. Miss Kathryn Donovan, Shorthand, Transcription, Mrs. Elizai beth Duncan, Girls' Physical Education, Mrs. Armena Eller, Commercial Art, Artcraft, Mrs. lvah Feiteira, Psychology Math. 'A u -, .l 5 4' D . ks T7 '. sf ' ,, ,l li if S!!! ,., p . A C w L i I .tx :G-'ln -. !'1.i 4:-. .- V' ,pegi ' .- . . , 435. ,r.' . 431. - 5- I l' ,249 '. . -' 'i - A I U21 , , . Miss Alice Carlson, World History, Latin, Miss Cleo Case, Junior English. Second Row, Left to Right: Mr. Edwin Chinn, Chemistry Mrs. Josephine Church, Speech, Public Speaking, Psychology Mrs. Gretchen Cullen, Home Economics flfoodj. Second Row, Left to Right: Miss Naomi Fike, U. S. History Aviation Science, Mrs. Dorothy Frizelle, World History, Mrs. Magdalene Geiger, Biology, Mrs. Dorothy DuM. Gill, French' Mrs. Beryl Gulliver, Sophomore English. ig . NW' 3 455 ii. X A- First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Kathleen Armstrong, Typing Ano 2 J , 35 , .,.'.'. . . ,C .vii g .W ,A ..y A' .. I ' Is.: Ii Q1