Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Changes in office Changes in the office, coupled with policy changes, brought some new problems to RHS. First of all, a city-wide attendance policy requiring hundreds of letters to parents after 4, 6 and 10 days of absence proved to be more than administrators could process. The requirement of six classes per student further burdened program administrator Ruth Schultz, who had to handle both programming and discipline for her part of the alphabet. The addition of several new faces in the office meant that some of the old jobs had to be learned by new people. Gary Warrington took over the middle of the alphabet as assistant principal. Betty Hofstad was the new program clerk; Mary Thompson joined staff as counseling clerk. Lois Young retired from her job as attendance clerk in November. Top right: Overseeing school operation. Keith Olsen is principal. Center right: End of the alphabet falls to A.P. John Bell Lower left: New face at walkie-talkio belongs to Gary Warrington. Lower right: Momentarily turning her back on tho schedule. Ruth Schultz finds a brief minute to relax. 8 Administration

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Since there were a variety of different shoes walking around, these shoes found their way into a variety of classes. Whether the course was beginning cooking or fifth year French, everything in between was worth stepping into. Every step was a step in the right direction. Above: Trying out the media center's new facilities. Khai Phoutinane gets help from media specialist Sheila Woodbeck. Curriculum Division 7

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Front row: Betty Hofstad. Evelyn Johnson. Marilyn Strandberg. Liz Borden. Row 2: Cathy O'Toole. Sue Gynild. Toni Roseland. Donna Yzaguirre. Martha Meehan. Lois Young. Betty Deeds, Mary Thompson. John Ou n» Dull Keith Often Oat Wamngtoo CharietCook Margaret Erickson Lola Prill JoAnne Wa»on Paul CotleCo Milton Hughe Ruth Schultz Paul Zollar Center left: Record-keeping falls to Marth Meehan. Lower left: Keeping Teds healthy is Sandy Ramberg’s aim. Administration 9