Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Attentive pupils watch as Mrs. Duncan explains a geometry problem. Mathematics 4.0iUjs on A game to the intellectual, a perplexing problem to the student, a tool to the engineer, an indispensible aid to the physicist, and an evil to be avoided in the minds of the uninitiated — such are the concepts of mathematics. Truthfully can it be said that future mathematicians, as well as future citizens, get a good send off from the Roosevelt mathematics department.

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High Pennington Science John Sheehy Science Louis Obcrson Science Donald Barr Science Edwin Hoffman Science Donald Bachman Science Science Why? This is the basic question the faculty and students of the Science department attempt to answer. The unraveling of man's questions about man and his surroundings is a never ending quest. The students are able to travel from the wonderous spaces of the universe to the magical world of the microscope.

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Mr. Cheshire stresses a point in his World History Class. The students listen attentively; they know they will have to use this information — on an exam. Social Studies There is a four year sequence course in Social Studies beginning with a world civilization course on the freshmen level and climaxed with an American problems class in the senior year. Certainly no-one can deny that to grasp the world problems that face us today one must have a firm grip on the happenings of the past. With this in mind, the teachers of the Social Studies department strive to help the students not only understand the past but also prepare for the future. Allen Epp Social Studies Charles Harris Social Studies Budd Gronquist Social Studies Ralph Bergstrom Social Studies 21