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

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Renzedial reading claw begim With the aid of federal funds, Roosevelt High School secured a new reading laboratory this year. This expensive and much-needed equipment was used in remedial reading classes taught by Mr. Arthur Pogosolf and Mrs. Eileen Pa- lucki. The program was constructed to meet the needs of those students whose reading proficiency needed professional and individual guidance. A new edition to the language arts curriculum was a drama class headed by Miss Diane Sarkotich and Mr. John Pause. This class hoped to attain an atmos- phere in which activities were student-led and directed. Allowing this type of format permitted students to corral their energies toward goals they estab- lished as relevant. Very active this year was the foreign language department which includes Spanish, French, and Latin. The Spanish Club offered students the exciting op- portunity to journey to Spain under the supervision of teacher, Mr. Juan Rodri- quez. The trip proved to be immensely successful both socially and education- ally for students were prompted to utilize language skills developed in class. .,,-vo-v-u-wld if book. Extreme left-Books-the foundation upon which language arts are built Upper left-Sue Pells uses the serv ice of the card catalogue to locate a book Lower left-Denise Fogelman expresses an idea in Speech class Lower center-Mr, Gruendel the Purple Flash Adx isor explains the make up of the newspaper to his journalism class Lower right-With the aid of audio equipment Sandy Dean reads a reference