Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mathematics There are qurte a tew mathematrcs courses otfered at Roosevelt Frrst there rs geometry whrch deans wrth plane trgures such as crrcles squares and trr angles There rs advanced algebra whrch rs an elec trve In the tweltth grade or rn the eleventh lt IS advanced study ot elementary a gebra Solrd geome try rs about the same as plane geometry except that rt talce rn three drmensronal solrd trgures Trrgonome try us an advanced tornn ot mathematics and deals wrth angles and srdes ot triangles Scrence There are tour drtferent scrence courses otfered at Roosevelt biology physiology physrcs and chemrs try Brology concerns lrvrng plants anrmals and man Physrology talces up the anatomy ot the body and problems ot health Physics Includes the study ot srmple torms ot machines and the nature ot heat lrght ound and electrrcrty Chemistry rs the study ot the composrtron and the propertres ot common natural substances gas laws and equations Much ot thus rs learned through laboratory study s M ss S 5 M ss Ca lso ac M R cmenschn d ra L r Weum a M n ve rs en to the toncs soun ma e r Buc man ats Mr Har n rntl'1C corner IU . . . ' . an . I . . . I l . ' l I Mrs. Nagel pr nts out an acute angle to Mr. E. Jensen, I Bcrlchermer, Mrs Rcdlund, nd T r n. l B K: r. r ci er, Mr. B' lv, M. , nd r. Y g l t ot ' d d by M, lc . Th . lo ' '.

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M O son lr nn A son ur a M Jchnson an w ust a Industrial Arts nere are some classes IU lndustrlal Arts ottered urls as wel as to boy There rs a rnechanr drawrng class IU whrch students learn elementary prrncuples ot mechanical drawrng There are ad yanced courses also In machrne drawrng whrch deals mostly wrth machrne oesrgn There are machrne woodworlcrng classes whrch use power macnrnes woodworlcrng machrnes and the ww V151 ...q om Mr Brck am o hstou wour stud nts lathe To oevelop turther slcrll rn the use ot wood workrng hand tools and ot power machines rn malc rno turnrture and cabinets pupils may talce cabrnet malcrnb Prrntrng rs also otrered to teach students to set type to talce and read proot to loclc up torms to run presses and to do sample brndery worlc Basrc experrerce tor prrnters and editors rs obtained Auto mechanrcs rs lrlcewrse ottered to those who wash to talce up servrce statron operation rx I A- . ..,r-fs, Top: f. l , lv .l.r.lrt', M2 D-u rs, Mr. ndvr V, Mr. C v Bolt : , r ch- flrs rasurvmr-nt tor onr- t i ' rth ' n, '. d Mr. t'l -nbvclf nspcct a rw sat-, to' r Q ., the rnd rr ldcoartrffnt. , , . . T. - - . ., . . . . J Y to g N l s. Acal t '.

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Social Studies Creates Understanding Social studies is offered all through high school, but it is required only in the eleventh and the twelfth grades World l-lrstoryi elective and is usually taken in the tenth grade lt is a study of civilization American History is required in the eleventh grade. The students talce up the life story of the United States to create a better understanding ot the current political economic social and industrial problems of our country C S USCP GFS S ne uclr G l ra S ss t-l h Q cass g Modern Problem is required of all twelfth grade students ll they have talcen World l-listory students are not required to take Modern Problems ll Units covered include hou ing the United Nations inter racial problems occupations etc World Problems l is an elective in the twelfth grade and may be a substitute tor Modern Problem ll Pupils study current domestic and world affairs Magazines newspapers pamphlets and the radio supply the reference material . S r r r - . . . .,. . Mr. C le, Mr , Fe'g i Mr. wad rch le at one of Mr, Gow ns frequent iolrcs ' the ib ry. Mr, Lammcrs pc nts out a bit cf world news tc Mr, Jolly, Mi cat, ar' Mr. Lobd-:ll bcfow l cs bc' n. ' ' s lifllj