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

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Physical Education, ROTC Instill Discipline PHYSICAL EDUCATION With the addition of riflery to the Girls' Department, second-year classes received a more diversified program. Wrestling and tumbling, along with the increasingly popular sport of soccer, were added to the Boys' De- partment curriculum. First Aid and Health ,Mi students studied personal hygiene, commu- nity health, sanitation problems, and nutri- tion. The annual administration of the na- tional Physical Fitness Test measured changes in stuclents' physical skills and capabilities. ROTC Shifting emphasis to different phases of military preparation, the ROTC Department increased its activities despite a reduction in size from brigade to battalion. The addi- tion of military etiquette, hygiene, first aid, American military history, counterinsurgency, map analysis, and the psychology of leader- ship broadened the curriculum. During Feb- 413 ruary, the battalion toured the jungle training ,, center at Schofield Barracks while officers l visited Hawaii's major service headquarters. Sergeant Edmund Martins demonstrates the operation of the M-14 rifle to Russell Ho. ? CHUNG, MR. STANLEY Boys' P.E. Basketball Coach Hobby: Fishing LEE, MRS. FAITH Girls' P.E. School Relations Committee Hobby: Reading MAIN, MARCANO, SFC ORLANDO Military Science Co. A Adviser SFC CHARLES Military Science ROTC Officers' Club Adviser Hobby: Fishing Hobby: Stamp Collecting f -mw- . V i 1 , Ve, 'T 'V ,ii js: e 'ff :fi 1 'gg' Q i li A Q' a . il i v , Q lf, ,tszsw W ,,,,1133: 1.t i , g 1 jf 'FT ri r' if I? 0 1 Sim 1 fkfifi' 4 le KAUKA, MISS ELIZABETH Girls' P.E. Volleyball Coach Hobby: Sports VASCONCELLOS, MR. EDMUND Boys' P.E. Athletic Director Hobby: Golf HERNANDEZ, SXSGT. NIELICIO Military Science JPO Adviser Hobby: Skydiving ' li Qlws- 'tb' . it to ii iiii 7 ,fi fg ' I' :J WW PN. at 'FW' i

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