Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Dennis Blom Larry Brocket James Cepress William Elmquist Brian Johnson James Moody This Page: Top Left: Concentrating quietly, Lance Peterson learns house drafting. Top Right: Bookwork is a big part of drafting for Dean Bornes. Lower Left: Putting their drawing skills to work are Russ Bethke, Scott Anderson, and Mike Rider. Lower Right: Computer gives drafting student. Mike Linehan. a diagram toobserve. Industrial Arts 15

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Industrial courses popular As usual, industrial arts continued to be among Roosevelt’s most popular elective courses. While the Auto Magnet was the most visible and probably the best known of the industrial arts courses, the rest of the department enjoyed considerable popularity as well. Computers added assistance to graphic arts students, giving them a chance to see their conceptions on a screen before they were put on paper. Students could take courses in wood technology or frame construction, or they could study small gas engines or metals machine shop. Nevertheless, the automobile still held the greatest fascination, with ten sections devoted to its operation and maintenance. Top Right: Teaming up. Steve Strandemo and Joe Carpenter repair engine. Below: Skillfully at work. Joe Bauch enjoy metal class. Lower Right: In small gas engines Bill Elmquist Instructs Jeff Sandin and Bill Seymour. 14 Industrial Arts

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Phy ed adds bowling Physical education classes have always been somewhat more mobile than most classes that stayed in a classroom. This year the department added bowling. Because time was limited, students involved in the bowling program had to get to class on time. There they boarded a bus that took them to Nokomis Lanes for their class. The bus then returned them to school. All of this was accomplished within a single class period. Of course, the physical education department continued to offer its more familiar courses as well. Health class was generally taken by students in their sophomore year. Every health student came to know Resusco Annie, the CPR dummy with the clean lips (due to a ready bottle of rubbing alcohol). This Page: Top Right: Despite all the right moves. Tammy Rickard can't gel a budge out of Resusco Annie. Above: Kim Price serves the ball Right: Service goes to Annie Peterson, Opposite Page Top Left: Waiting for his alley, Brian Erion sites his ball Top Right: Looking for the right ball. Stephanie Lang gets ready to throw Center Right: Despite Scott Masgat's joy. three pins remains standing. Lower Left: Blocking Chris Hentt’ spike. William Hants and Charles Dickenson leave the ground. Lower Right: Nokomis Lanes provides site for P.E. bowling. Richard Aim Zctta Anderaon Curtis Emery Mareha Gallea Eric Magdanz 16 Physical Education