Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Susan Feely: talk a lot, tell many stories about home (most concern her children), and she never runs out of energy teaching Beginning Acting and the Magic of Words. Patrick Feely: Sociology and Psychology teacher. Never a dull moment in class. Basketball coach who is often quoted as saying Hustle, Hustle, Hustle. Clayton Freeburg: History, Psychology, tennis, hock, cy, and a farm occupy this instructor's time. An avid outdoon-man who is well Uked by all. Dorianne Everetz: stresses writing on college level. She has plenty of enthusiasm needed to teach her English and Speech courses. Marsha Gal lea: very soft spoken yet she's our answer to Billy jean King. She's very appropriate for her Raquct Sports and Health classes. Nancy Glenn: is a busy young mother. She teaches Spanish part-time. Sometimes we don't know who runs faster - Nancy or her kids. Carolyn Gershcow: she is loved because of her style of really caring. Mystery, English, and Science Fiction arc her specialties along with sneering. 21

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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

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Sandra Heikkinen: the chief chef at Roosevelt it a red head with plenty of flair who only spends two hours a day at the Tech. Patricia Gronberg: famous for always having a bowl of candy to inspire her homeroom and business students. Helen Henninsgard: foods and family life. She found out the real meaning of overtime when she took charge of the Rock-ettes and the Sagamore. Always well liked because of her school spirit, this peppy gal takes a personal interest in each of her students. Jack Hill: one time tried out for pro-football he coaches gymnastics and ping-pong and teaches English. He's well liked especially by the females. Donald Iverson: he always has a smile and speaks very swiftly so his students have more time to work in the Machine Shop. John Jennings : they call him Waylon and Dr. J. He's well liked and has a good sense of humor. He teaches Algebra-Trigonometry and the highest course available, Math Analysis. Richard Hughes: a seemingly soft spoken man who takes a very personal look at the Drivers of Roosevelt. 22