Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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For art's sake Not every student was a Picasso or a Michelangelo but many let their talent have a workout. Drawing, painting, studio, sculpture and print making were art classes offered by Judith Leino and Lawerence Converse. New texts were a part of art. Not only did they do drawings in these dosses but they also learned about art’s history. Top left: J«nnif»r Win show enjoyment in wotercdor left center: Project by Kyle Stott will be a house Top right: Perspective is Roy Holmes’s god lower left: Enjoying each ether's ort, Chris linfwlm ond Scott Albrecht point with water. lower right: Sing Weog weeks foe 3-0 effect. Cary Warrington: BA U. d FlorxJo. M.A. U. of Minnesota; Assistant Principal Kathy Wasley: B.S.: U. of Mlnnosoto. Home economics 2? Art Elinor Wenzel: B A: U of South Do-kofo; English Sandra Weitby: SS U of Minnesota; Eogfish, intervention reo g. writing Lorraine Westergreem: 8 S Bemidji Stcfe U.; M Ed U ol Minnesoto, Typing, finonce Keith White: B A William Penn College; M A U of Arizona, Generd moth-emetics, concepts, odvonced dgebca lota Wiens: Progrom deck Duane WiHo: B A.: U d Minnesoto. Specid education social studies, English JoAnne Wilson: B.S., UK U of M OuJrth; Gwdooco cowselor Sheila Woodbeck: BA College d $ Scholostico, a s St. Cloud State U.; Me? Generdcst

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English skills New students orriving from Asia often must take courses in English os a second language before they can compete in mainstream classes. ESL classes were taught by Marilyn Lading, Wanda McCao, Dixie Olmstead and John Slywesfer. Banlang Phommosouvanh joined Khai Phoutinane to teoch bilingual dosses, mainly in social studies, when Southavalay Vongkhomdeng did not return to Roosevelt last fall. Top loft: listening to Engfish pronunciation are Amphone Sowiyevongso. Vitavos Vonvoulh, Sinoleode Rosivceg left center: looking iw« Hi a Rooserelt museum thon a classroom John Syheester's room tests I SI dosses. Bottom loft: English skills or taught to Bonyoa Phouminh. Khorapbouweng Phommoveog and Ketmonisoeng Rosnong Below: Socnsoy Monivong conceetrotes. r Smith: A.A. U ol Uiaoesoto, • . deed Slot U ;M Ed: U of Hie-neoto; Moth mat s. geometry, trigonem- ©•raid Springer: 8 A : Monkofo Slot U of M'neesoto Arlene Strand: B.S U. of Minnesota, family life, foods, clothing, consumer education Marilyn Strondberg: Sociof Worker Clerk John Sylwaster. 8 A St OW College; Encash os o Second longoage Mary Thompson: (oumefmg G «k James Thornton: 8 $.. M S Northern Slot ; Chemistry, science William Tilbury: 8.S., M S Monkoto Slot U; Special education Iren Tloch: 8 S Modcolo State U. M S Sr Ocud State U; Physical sennee, Ide science, eonh science Undo Tucker: 8 S St Good State U. M Ed, U of Miraescto. Speed edocoho limited English Proficiency 21

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Make glad sounds Music makes people happy, and Roosevelt’s musk department worked hard at just that. From the first band performance at a pepfest to the finol choir performance at commencement, the purpose of the music progrom was to please. Day after day William Scripps and Elwood Johnson rehearsed and tuned, honed and perfected to attempt just the sound they wonted for their music. Students hod a large variety of choices for their talents: wind ensemble, concert choir, vorsity choir, even IB music for those really serious. There was more, depending on the trimester. The music makers at RHS made a joyful noise. Top: Holiday (oncert reheorsol shows Gaytan lindsey. OeAnn 8tody, David Meyer, Korea Betketl, Not Sotonson, Btetido OotscStt, Tun Hall Canter loft: Kim Wobsthdi ptoctites Hut Cantor Kioto Hot lots Jomi Sohltc hit high notes Cantor right: Ooel leofwes Heidi 0s 8 and Josh Bohtea Bottom: Oorinet sothon Amy Sotvelo. Tomi Halverson, Soto (hones Jonro Avon! Wright: Chid Development Tedwition, level IV foul Zollar: BA; U ol North Ookoeo, M A, H ol hinntsoto. Guidon e Ceunselot 23 Husk