Roosevelt High School - Roundup Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)

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DAN SIMON Pnnclpal OFFICE PERSONNEL at Roosevelt A democratxc atmosphere permeates rn and around the pnncrpal s oihce Mr Slmon crrculates about the bulldxng to chat Wllh eachers cmd pupzls When a questron arrses that 15 of rnt rest to the welfare of the school he talks xt over wxth the staff o that the dec1s1on reached IS usually the consensus of the group N1 'N. ERMA SOLTES IRENE KARIEWSKI Secretary Regrstrar The ofhce IS both a very busy and a very popular place To members ol the faculty to the student body and to all vlsrtors the office staff rs courteous and helpful Page Erght -wg. ' '- FRED HAYNES Assrstant Pnnclpal Besrdes handlrng soctal drsctplme M gan grrl counsellor grve cud to all who seek vocatlonal and educatronal gurdance as rmportant steps rn the prevenhon f maladyustment MISS MULLIGAN Grrls Counsellor W' 'L f fx., ' fag 3 My ' ' ' eh - Haynes, boys counsellor, and Miss Mulli- ' ' ' o D 'Q A g I ' . 0 'es R o ' V I. N , ., 8 V Maya JD! , M so

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SUPERVISORY STAFF Left to rxght Mrss Learn art Mr Bolton socxal tudres cmd commerclal Mr Whlte muslc Mr Mears English Mr Patnck phys cal educahon Mxss Kauffman sclence and mathemaucs Mr Ferguson co ordmator of apprentrce trammg Mrs Hatheld secretary ko Board of Educatron Mr Kroll burldmg and grounds Mr Frankenhauser vocahonal Mrss Cooper kmdergarten and pnmary Mr Lahr busmess manager Supermtendent Supermtendeni of schools A C Senour keeps the school board mformed of the achlevements and progress bemg made m the chocls and grves leadershrp rn furthermq democracy ln educa IOD throughout the schools Hv is-uv' A C SENOUR N T BRUNSWICK Supenntendem Asslstant Superrntendent Page Seven . . , - , -1 , . . , - . . - . - . . . . 1 ' I . . I - I 1 . - . . . , . , . . 'x .4- . Q S . . . l. r .

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I Ai I lt H '14 2 tt 'L S 'J DEMOCRATIC EDUCATION The primary obligations of democratic education are to ex- plore the abilities, develop the creative power and encourage the ambitions of each individual so that he can do something worth- while. Picture l WITH A LITTLE CONCRETE MATERIAL and an idea these students in Miss Ryan's class are developing their creative power. Left to right: lean Benoit, Dorothy Bilo, Governor Hutton, Larry Palla. Picture 2 FUTURE HOME MAKERS Lett to right: Lorraine Szary and Marla Davey practicing the artlstry oi baking biscuits. Picture 3 FREEDOM OF PRESS and oi the speech are imparted to our youth by competent and faithful teachers. Lett to right: King Robinson and Donald Drewniak at the press. Picture 4 FREEDOM OF SPEECH is not learned by students repeating slogans about it, but rather. the full exchange ol opinion in the classroom while listening to both sides of an argument. Lett to right: Robert Dombroski, Leonard Foster, Ann Buldak, Edward Beatty, Ken- netha, Bingman, Alex Rankine, Ronnie Props. Picture 5 THROUGH THE PROGRAM of the school. pupils leam to play together as well as wzrl-: together. Lett io right Linda Glover, Marlene At- kins:n, Ann Buldak, Dolores Farinelli. Page Nine