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4cCniKi faatioK JOHN LIND, principal — versatile, stern, with a hidden sense of humor—received his B.E. Degree from Moorhead Teachers' College and M.A. De- gree from the University of Minnesota. He makes Roosevelt High run like a well-oiled machine. GENE AURE, dean of students — gracious and poised—received B.S. Degree from the Uni- versity of Minnesota, M.A. Degree from Colum- bia University. She guides the students toward a successful future, stressing both education and etiquette. GEORGE SKUSTAD, superintendent — digni- fied, yet a twinkle in his eyes—received B.A. De- gree from St. Olaf College, Northfield, and Mas- ter's Degree from the University of Minnesota. At the helm of Virginia Schools, he manages school affairs with quiet competence. BOARD OF EDUCATION—Mrs. Anna Hansen: Mrs. Lydia Ahola: Mr. H. E. Johnson: Mr. S. M. Slade: Mr. Earl Helsel- Mr. John Pepelnjak: Mr. G. A. Skustad: and Mr. W. A. Pike.
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DRAMATICS— What's in a name? A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. Perhaps the names of our ama- teur dramatists will never glitter from a marquee, but you can be sure they do their best and have fun at the same time. The dramatics course, which is a new addition to the school curriculum, gives ambitious and talented young thespians a chance to dabble in grease paint, practice the arts of stagecraft and costuming, and propel themselves into the make-believe land of the thea- tre. The unusual popularity of this course proves that most of us are hiding some degree of talent—whether tragedy or comedy, and believe in the philosophy that All the world's a stage. Dramatics MISS HEALY English ENGLISH — A foundation in English grammar and an appreciation of liter- ary greats—these are the aims of the English department. In this course, one reads and studies the works of the im- mortal names of English and American literature — the tragedies of Shakes- peare, the earthy verses of Whitman, and the undying novels of Dickens. Pas- toral scenes, the wonders of nature, his- torical events, and the highest thoughts and emotions of men are expressed in deep-felt poetry. The great truths of life are found in the thought-provoking essays of Emerson and Thoreau. On the creative side, individuals express their ideas in slaved-over compositions and test their knowledge of grammar in the dreaded Pribble .
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