Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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UJ 1977 Being And Decoming THE FACULTY

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It is the Senior year in which one begins to realize that the distant far-in-to- the -future day when one must leave the high-school playground and take on the responsibilities of an adult is not quite so far-into-the-future . In fact, it is fast approaching. For this reason, the student, in his senior year, decides to make it his one last fling , his Best Year before venturing into the cold cruel world awaiting him. For most the years spent at Roosevelt will bring pleasant memories, though for some it well be a relief to be out of the little circus of high school . (And, alas, into a bigger one.) Oi that fateful day, as he stands, adorned in cap and gown, clinging to his diploma, he may be remembering when he first walked the halls of Roosevelt in search of his homeroom. Fresh, green, a little shakey - a sophomore. He recalls his junior year, when the novelty of high school had worn off and status of being a senior was yet to come... then his senior year, filled with special events, apprehension of what was to come AFTER high school, and the warmth of familiar faces and surroundings. All of this has gone too quickly, it seems, and each of us must go our sep-erate way. But with us we will take the memories of die happy times we shared with friends in our three years at Roosevelt. T. Jensen

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joe Barnes: it a hardworking new addition l(J our facult '. He teaches Biology and Math. Claude Benson: Business Law is just the start when he takes a personal look at the student body, especially the cheerleaders he advises. He picked up the nick-name Nacho Cheese from his craving of Doritos. Cindy Anderson: English and Standard are Just the beginning for this personable teacher. The Standard Staff loves her for supervising their trip to Winnepeg. James Anderson: A very hard worker Mr. Anderson is not the type to give up easily. He has a very tough job teaching basic skills to his Remedial classes and docs a fine Job. Beatrice Antholz: like the entire teaching staff of Roosevelt she's not the run of the mill teacher! She's extraordinarily nice with tire open mind needed to teach her writing courses of creativity. Calista Bechthold: is pictured here during her trip around the world last summer. The temples of Thailand are in the background. An all-round teacher. Robert Anderson: Math and English. He gives h‘« students the fatherly image and coaches baseball and football. 18