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

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HONG, MRS. JANE Senior English Caps and Gowns Adviser Hobby: Gardening Convent OWEN, MISS MARGARET Senior English Latin Club Adviser Hobby: Cats WILCOX, MR. PETER Humanities Band and Orchestra Director Hobby: Traveling J if I iir ,, N , ,tc 7 fi ilk a ll t J in li ?i. r g , 1 i EM 2 :rf N, i HORNE, NIRS. LLOWINA Sophomore English Pep Committee Adviser Hobby: Reading , ,M li We ki L 1 f it UEEEF KLONINGER, lNIRS. LORNA Sophomore English Guidance Committee Hobby: Gardening ion at Waikiki PAI, BIRS. NIARGARET Senior English FTA Adviser Hobby: Gardening W'ILLIAMS, MRS. MARGARET Humanities School Relations Committee Hobby: Reading LEE, MRS. FAITH Sophomore English School Relations Committee Hobby: Reading LEE, MRS. EVELYN Sophomore English Yearbook Production Quill and Scroll Adviser Hobby: Reading Y :. w.,,? j X an iiiti Q Li' 313 MATSUMOTO, MISS RUTH Junior English Hui Kokua Adviser Hobby: Reading I ,.m,,1,nn!l ii j ,Qmwli Y ' i li J Q , ll so we I Z 'N ii .ff 'iff ' ' : ,ilxilfisi3i1:i'if,5Fljilil 1 V , ,E H 'H' N 71 .i-153552 , ,ra gga-'lille W, i V Vik, ,. , ,M an iiii' gi Attending an NCTE Convention lecture, Mrs. Barbara Robinson conscientiously records suggestions directed to department heads.

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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

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In-1:0 CHOI, MRS. JULIET Mandarin Mandarin Club Adviser Hobby: Sewing BECKET, MRS. MARIETJE French Prom Bids Adviser Hobby: Painting SMITH, MRS. MARY French, Spanish Guidance Committee Hobby: Reading .t i ,Q-Q eff ' t ,U ul. if 'N' t if aillltl t k Fil'l'1l'i13fQziiiiillgilly 1 wt eeis A tim GRANT, IZAWA, MR. PAUL KIUCHI, MRS. EMMELINE Spanish MISS MARIAN Spanish Junior Class Adviser Japanese Guidance Committee Hobby: Sports Display Committee Hobby: Reading ndependent Hobby: Traveling FOREIGN LANGUAGES Emphasizing oral performance, the depart- ment exposed students to foreign languages and cultures by extensively utilizing tape recordings and educational films. Third-year classes interpreted foreign literature and circulated self-composed newsletters. At the annual Christmas songfest, students caroled in Japanese, Mandarin, French, German, Spanish, and Latin. Corresponding with pen pals in Europe and the Orient, students familiarized themselves with foreign customs. SOCIAL STUDIES Students became involved with pressing local and international issues by attending the Students for Active Beautification in Hawaii Conference, the Plight of the Cityn Symposium, City Council hearings on Dia- mond Head, Pacific and Asian Affairs Coun- cil seminars, and the University of Hawaii's Listen-in on Vietnam. Visits to Ulu Mau Village and the Bishop Museum supplemented Hawaiiana class instruction by showing the historical influences in present-day Hawaii. Encouraging students to register for the newly initiated Independent Study program, Mr. Franklin Kho briefs interested Edith Heu on its requirements. KHO, MR. FRANKLIN American Problems World Geography JV Football Coach Hobby: Golf KLONINGER, MRS. LORNA World History Guidance Committee Hobby: Gardening W F Yr.. Mb Q1 it .Q g gi7'l1t F -it, ,,ii:g:iT , ,, ifii I. W ,.,..t, . 'iq ' , f 1 ,, r 5 ll' ,-- t it ily -' i illlsi' f' 'N Y , Q Mlllll' '