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

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1 1 1417 1, 1 During the Dramatic Arts Festival, Mrs. Joyce Chun explains con- test Judgmg standards and tallying procedures to Kathleen Adversalo. DRAMA First-year drama students exhibited the acting arts of impersonation and characterization while second-year students concentrated on play study, stage techniques, and group acting. In November Roosevelt hosted the annual Dramatic Arts Festival sponsored by the Hawaii Speech League, inviting all public and private intermediate and high schools to compete in diverse categories. Enacting scenes from plays, students entertained the patients at Shriners' Hospital during Easter vacation. SPEECH Demonstrating their eloquence in storytelling, interpretative reading, original oratory, and choral reading, students took part in the Kailua-Radford Speech Festival and St. Louis- Punahou Speech Contest. Debate students sponsored a car wash and candy sale to fi- nance their trip to the Kauai Debate Tour- nament. Excursions to KHET and KGMB TV stations acquainted students with the differences between educational and commer- cial TV station operations and production. YZ CHUN, MRS. JOYCE Dramatics Public Speaking Radio-Television Speech Improvement Dramatics Society Adviser Hobby: Traveling KAWAMURA, MRS. ELAINE Discussion-Debate Public Speaking Speech Fundamentals Forensic Society Adviser Hobby: Baking Roosevelt Hosts 1 iii: ' ZTV 6 11 5 sem 1111! ' 'WU1111' 1151lH111 111 i1 l1 211 1lli111111 JLMQV1 1 if 1 i11m1 1 5 11 1111 - 1 1 11 11 11111111 11111 111111 11111, 1, HE! 11111 Q 11111 , 1, 5 1111 Y. l fr 41- '- ' 121. .111 7 .1-1 -- -1 ,X 155 W 5 1 5 iwgtliwl' 1 i N l11 1 1 111111, f 1 K u,1111,Y:a,1e1, 1111 eaefef Lk , 1 - f- 1' Lf: ,3 ' 1' ' ll '1' 'I' l . 1 1'11f111Q1,11, l A1111 1111111 11 '1 ,1 '11!'l1'111 11 111 -311f11w111111F'1ciic1'11l' Facial expressions benefit a story, instructs Mrs. Elaine Kawamura to a speech student.

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l f FUJINAKA, HARRIS, 'Yi' 1? BIERMELSTEIN, MRS. TERRY Basic Math Pre-Algebra Pre-Calculus Guidance Committee Hobby: Reading T 5 , in Y fx.,-k i sw: 1 lx ' Y X 'A e 4 IIOORE, NIORELAND, NIR. PHILIP Calculus, Geometry Pre-Algebra Chess Club Adviser Hobby: Tennis MRS. MARIAN Algebra, Geometry Red Cross Adviser Hobby: Her Children I Fundamental Principles MR. HARRY Biology Varsity Football Assistant Coach Hobby: Reading WHITMAN, DR. DANA Chemistry Science Department Chairman Hobby: Gardening MRS. SARAH Biology, Botany Plants and Animals of Hawaii lklcdics Adviser Hobby: Music YOKOYANIA, MR. SHIGERU Physical Science Physics Science Fair Coordinator Hobby: Photography an X : J. 1 1 -,, ,A-3 V ,,,, J. ,L , I-'F- -' W MURAKAMI, MR. RALPH Basic Math Manpower Training Hobby: Fishing WAKAYAMA, MRS. MILDRED Algebra Pep Committee Adviser Hobby: Flower Arranging All SAKODA, lNIRS. VIRGINIA Algebra, Geometry IQICSM Math Club Adviser Hobby: Painting YOKOYAMA, MR. SHIGERU Geometry Science Fair Coordinator Hobby: Photograph Hawaii,s Biology Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Karen Muronaka, Y l r l , , i i ' i i s -,,.-wmv describes the structure of the human skull to a Zoology class.

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9, . ,ff IW? ' Q , Ihr- Iii ISHIBASHI, IWAIDA, NIR. BENJAMIN MRS. GERTRUDE Design Advertising Arts Drawing and Painting Basic Art, Ceramics Art Jewelry Department Chairman Display Committee Hobby: Art Hobby: Weaving it I xi: E? DUNNELL, WILCOX, MR. BRUCE MR. PETER Band, Orchestra Band and Orchestra Director Hobby: Traveling Boys' Choir, Glee Club Girls' Choir, Glce Club Introduction to Music Choir Director Hobby: Swimming nnual Interschool Dramatic Arts Festival l 1 twig' ii. '-'ff' 1 -We. Q.. K f ,-wi-W ART For the first time, classes utilized opaque projectors to illustrate art composition and techniques in design. Roosevelt students copped first and second places in a poster contest sponsored by the Hawaii League for Nursing. Students displayed paintings, crea- tive stitching, and figurines in office, library, and Commercial Arts Building showcases. Vy- ing for gold keys, students entered paintings, pencil and ink drawings, pottery, jewelry, and graphic designs in the Scholastic Art Show. MUSIC Glee Club members conveyed the Christmas spirit by caroling for tourists at the Princess Kaiulani, Royal Hawaiian, and Edgewater hotels. Introducing the New Year, the choir sang on the educational network,s broadcast of HPau Hana Years. The orchestra per- formed for members of the English Speaking Union, students at Lincoln School, and tourists at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel at Waikiki. In May, band and orchestra soloists participated in the Honolulu Music Festival at McKinley. Artists Cheryl Miwa and George Murata, and Mrs. Gertrude Iwaida place creative stitchery in the library display case A ii.. fl