Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

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Q46 JPL lftitilftf 6!902Zf62Z . . O wad some Pow'r the giftie gie us to see oursels as the teachers see us, sighed the inquiring reporter, and proceeded to find out just what qualifications the teachers did deem essential in the graduating student, viewed from the particular objectives of the courses which they were teaching. RUTH AMBROSE-Biology: Be ready to blossom into flowers of manhood and womanhood. EINER ANDERSON-History: To read today's newspaper headlines with some understanding -based on a partial knowledge of our past. GENE AURE-Chemistry, Biology, Geology: An intelligent consumer can prevent exploitation in one form or another. VERA BARROWS-Biology: To read understandingly, to think logically and independently, to act honestly. CLIFFORD BERGE-Instrumental Music: My aspirant should possess the ability to enjoy all of the arts. HARRY BOARD- MAN-Boys' Swimming: He should be a good rough-water swimmer. DOROTHY BROOKS-Girls' Physical Education: A smile is contagious, so is sportsmanshipg so smile and be a Sportsman. WALTER BUNTROCK-General Metal: If high school is the end of the graduate's formal education, he should have de- veloped a manipulative skill which will find a market in indus- try. MONA CALLISTER-Library: Has he learned to appreciate fine literature, recognizing the difference between a fine book and a good story? ANNA CURRY-Typing: Can he be trusted to Carry a Message to Garcia '? O. J. EIDE-Mathematics: Mathematics should do something more for the individual than protect him against being short changed. ANNA FILK-English: The graduating student should have acquired the habit of natural contact with good books and libraries. BOARD OF EDUCATION-Left to right: Mr. Slade. Dr. Olxon, Mr. Nelson, Dr. Ewznx, Mr. Gronxrth, Mr. Heirel.