Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

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Physical Ed Keeps Students Fit And Trim. . . Mr. Richie Olson figures out new tactics for the basketball team. Mr. John Ferkul checks to see if all is well in the gym. 26

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Mr. Victor Jorgenson instructs students on the fundamentals of electricity. The machine woodworking instructor, Mr. Norman Stockey teaches the operation of tools. Mr. Richard Johnson, woodworking in- structor, prepares a sample for his class. Auto mechanics students Ken Johnson. Arne Kaivola and Dale F'olman take a brief rest before going back to work. Potential welders learn their subject well from Mr. Laverne Braa- ten.

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Tumbling, badminton, volleyball and even strenuous exercising add to the enjoyment at the gym. Roosevelt students keep trim and healthy when they properly learn good sportsmanship and follow helpful hints to keep physically fit. Once a week sophomores trot over to the girls' and hoys' gym to put in a full hour of exercising. These classes help develop their bodies and minds. Throughout the three seasons of the school year the programs keep with the particular weather. Winter is a time for volleyball, field hockey and tumbling. In the fall and spring the outdoors plays an important role in running, baseball and touch football. Seniors, juniors and sophomores unanimously agree that to enjoy life, people should srart off on the right foot by keeping fit through physical edu- cation. . . . And Teaches Good Sportsmanship Sophomore Beth Scherkenbach demons!rales tumbling, which Miss Theresa Moroni and Mrs. Johnson check gym is a part of gym. classes from the sidelines. 27