Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Norman Busse: as Agricultural teachers go he's different because he's a Doctor. He loves to say Come on, Smile. Allan Brenny: he has a unique talent which is being too susceptible to accidents! But that’s acceptable because he still knows his Math and has time to joke about football. Ronald Burnside: this Social Studies teacher craves tests nearly as much as he docs the opposite sex and is described as being able to talk to you and not at you! Richard Crawford: is a helpful and co-operative Shop teacher Alphonsa Cannon: Well 1 had no ideaeer is his favorite saying. He uses repetition to stress Biology knowledge. James Cepress: five hours a day it's Metals class for him and he takes time out once in a while to tell of his life as a fisherman. And we hear he’s one of the best! 19

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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

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Richard Dick: ii very involved in barbershop singing and directing. He teaches Occupational Relationships. Addell Dahlen: a good solid teacher who uses new innovative ways to motivate her English and Reading courses. William Elmquist: besides his auto classes here at the Tech he teaches adult classes at night. Like the rest of the teaching staff he is involved. James Dotseth: athletically inclined, he fits his positions as Health and Gym teacher well. He adds his talent to coaching wrestling and football. Leslie Engstrom: in his classes of Anthropology and Sociology he loves to tease the girls. He has plenty of ideas, and gets his classes to open up. Lynn Emberlev: is helping our society by teaching students to be prepared for the real world. 20