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

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Honor Students for Scholastic Achievements I ' . fig , T tw 4-.- ,,l Y izagwtllflg? BECKER, CHUN, HARRIS, MRS. DORA MRS. SUSAN MRS. THELMA Counselor Counselor Counselor Guidance Committee Guidance Committee Usherettes Adviser Hobby: Reading Hobby: Gardening Hobby: Golf KIYOSAKI, CRANDALL, KAWAHARA, MRS. SUYEKO MRS. ESTHER MRS. EDITH Registrar Account Clerk Secretary Hospitality Committee Finance Committee Office Programs Adviser Adviser Hobby: Gardening Hobby: Gardening Hobby: Reading Executing one of his numerous duties, Mr. Haruo Oda announces a PTA business meeting and an open house over the PA system. KIMOTO, MR. MORRIS Counselor Guidance Committee Chairman Hobby: Fishing MATSUNOBU, MRS. FUMIE Typist Attendance Clerk Hobby: Reading SOO, MRS. MOMI Librarian ETV Committee Hobby: Reading ! E AY, 2 I I ij L :Hee I5 T M WARRINER, MR. JACK Administrative Intern Curriculum Committee Hobby: Swimming BROWN, MRS. LUCILLE Librarian Curriculum Committee Hobby: Sewing MATSUDA, MISS ELEANOR Library Clerk Hobby: Sewing

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MR. WILLIAM T. S. WONG Principal dministrators MR. HARUO ODA First Vice-Principal ADMINISTRATION Completion of a new and larger library in August and renovation of the cafeteria's dishwashing facilities accommodated the needs of the student body and faculty. To provide a more comprehensive curriculum, the English and Social Studies departments introduced Humanities, Literature of the Pacific, Inde- pendent Study, and Anthropology. Counselors arranged conferences for seniors interested in Pacific Coast, Midwestern, and Eastern colleges. Principal William Wong attended the National Association of Secondary School Principals conference in Atlantic City and visited Los Angeles schools to compare main- land and local educational systems. During February, teachers from other schools viewed experimental closed-circuit educational tele- vision broadcasts at Roosevelt. In April, the Revisitation Committee of the Western College Board re-evaluated the curriculum in considering extension of the accreditation granted Roosevelt for the last four years. RICHARD H. HASHIMOTO Kauai Debate Tournament's second-place winner Margaret Harada pre Second Vice-'Principal sents her trophy to Mr. William Wong to place in the office showcase iw 3 Y

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BECKET, BRAIDA, CHUN, MRS. MARIETJE MR. DAROLD MR. MICHAEL Junior English Junior English Sophomore English Prom Bids Adviser ETV Committee Game Wardens Adviser Hobby: Painting Hobby: Swimming Hobby: Painting English Teachers Attend ENGLISH Concentrating on an extensive writing pro- gram, the English Department correlated com- position and literature. Sophomores delved into world literature while Juniors and Seniors studied American and English literature. The humanities program, combining art, music, and literature, was initiated to broaden the scope of past and present cultures. Poetry workshops introduced last year continued as optional weekly sessions. The department offered awards to further encourage writing. PETTEYS, MRS. MINNIE Sophomore English H obby: Reading Q i , I il . A iw: ' i' l' ' as V W M , , 12 ROBINSON, MRS. BARBARA Junior English Origins of Literature English Department Chairman Hobby: Writing SCARCI, MISS NANCY Junior English Sophomore English Hobby: Swimming Vl','l S All -f E? '- iwti T Ulf will 1? dl L iii e , igillimxve F N U 1 is D S S li lj ix W 'F 5 w N, ' J N 'hli S25 ' DARROW, GRANT, MRS. CAROL MRS. EMMELINE Sophomore English Senior English Developmental Guidance Committee Reading Hobby: Reading Newswriting Hobby: Reading ational Council NOSSE, OKAMURA, MRS. JULIETTE MRS. PATRICIA Junior English Developmental Reading Display Committee Sophomore English i Hobby: Reading Newswriting Quill and Scroll Adviser Hobby: Reading THOM, TODD, MRS. ANN MISS GEORGINIA Senior English Expository Writing Essay Contests Sophomore English Coordinator Bookstore Adviser Hobby: Writing i Hobby: Reading