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

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Nw' First row, left to right: Mrs. Margarite Horne, Senior Counselor, Mrs. Dora Becker, Junior Counselor, Mrs. Thelma Harris, Sophomore Counselor, Mrs. Genevieve Lovell, Director of Health Services, Hawaiian Culture. Second row: Miss Helen Bown, Librarian, Mrs. Mildred von Schausten, Supervisor of Intern Teachersp Maior James Abts, PMS8.Tf Mr. Edmund Vasconcellos, Boys' Physical Education, Director of Athletics. Tlwii ljim Plum First row, loft to right: Mrs. Kathleen Armstrong, Typing, Shorthandg Mr. Ronald Bright, Sophomore Englishp Miss Joanne Bryan, Occupational Information and Orientation, Mrs. Mercedes Carroll, Girls' Physical Education. Second row: Miss Cleo Case, Junior English, Mr. Marvin Ching, World History, Mr. Edwin Chinn, Chem- istryp Mrs. Speech, Public Speaking, Psychology. ' 2 : -., ' I ..., 5

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MR. CHARLES B. BARRETT Principal The role of teachers is to guide and train students for their places as the leaders of tomorrow. They help to instill pride and interest in the school and try to act as friends as well as teachers. Coun- seling bewildered students is not an easy task, but they do it with patience and understanding. Giving freely of their own time, they chaperone school functions and advise various school or- ganizations. Every week they attend meetings at which they listen to lectures and loin in dis- cussions in order to learn more about students and how better to teach them. Besides their school work, teachers take part in extracurricular activities which are many and varied. Some spend their free time bowling, golfing, playing tennis, or engaging in other sports in which they have proved proficient. Others add to the enioyment of the community as members of such outstanding civic organiza- tions as the Honolulu Community Theater and the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra. In appreciation for what they have done for the students, we set aside this part of the annual in recognition of the administration. Faculty . . . Oue Dag Thin metal MISS HORTENSE SCHWALLIE MISS EVLYNE JOHNSON Vice-Principal Registrar 8 MRS. ESTHER CRANDALL Account Clerk MRS. EDITH KAWAHP Secretary .X

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'Obi I Rx x First row, left to right: Mrs. Gretchen Cullen, D'Enbeau, COTC, Miss Kathryn Donovan, Shorthand, Shorthand and Transcription, Mrs. Eller, Artcraft, Commercial Art, World History. Second row: Mrs. lvah Feiteira, Psychology, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry, Miss Naomi Fike, World History, Aviation Science, Mrs. Dorothy Frizelle, U.S. History, Economic Geography and Consumer Educa- tion, Miss Michiko Fuiii, Plane Geometry, Algebra. AW Bane and Ciuule First row, left to right: Mrs. Magdalene Geiger, Biology, Mrs. Dorothy du M. Gill, French, Mrs. Berf Gulliver, Sophomore English, Mrs. Helena Hargrave, Junior English. Second row: Mrs. Rachel Henke, American Problems, U.S. History, M!Sgt. Wilbert Holck, ROTC, MfSg Donald Humphrey, ROTC, Mrs. Grace Ikeda, Algebra, Plane Geometry. ii-