Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Six join SS dept. One course that was required every trimester all four years at Roosevelt was social studies. From day one to the day of graduation students were required to take civics, U.S. history and world studies. As seniors they had some choices. They could take psychology or street law and they had to take government and economics. Six teachers new to Roosevelt joined the faculty in the fall. Ron Chall, David Christopherson, Alvin Odermann, and Tom Novasolack all taught civics; Helen Jorgenson and Lee Saffell taught world studies. Kay Dietl, originally scheduled for Roosevelt, accepted a position as resource teacher at the central office at the start of the school year. Social Studies 13

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Students enjoy labs Smells of formaldehyde coming off dead things and the weighing of spheres took the cake at times. Still students enjoyed their experiments and their time in the science labs. Classes offered ranged from biology to physical and chemical sciences to physics and chemistry. Biology teachers included Donald Holthus, Donald Jackson, David Nelson, and Ep Law. Physical Science teachers included Irene Tlach and Ep Law. Chemical Science teachers included Patricia Fahey, Ep Law. and Timothy King. Physics was taught by Timothy King. Chemistry was taught by James Thornton.