Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Bernice Everitt BA Texas Women's U Trudy Kinnison BS, MEd Trinity U Students Keep Counselors Busy Frances Peveto BS, MEd Lamar Tech, SHSC With over six hundred students each, RRC,s four counselors were kept perpetually busy during the year. The door to the guidance office remained open throughout the school day, and the counselors were always ready to discuss pro- blems with troubled students. Careers, colleges, and schedules were the main topics discussed in the counselor-student co nferences. Monthly bulletins were kept on their bulletin board to keep the students informed of test dates, deadlines, and other vital informa- tion. Buddy Rosene BS, MEd Texas ABCI, OLLC

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Chaos: A School Without Secretaries The bustling secretarial staff of RRC helped to keep our school of 2500 students running smoothly. The office secretaries were busy typing bulletins and other informa- tion for teachers and students. The secretaries were always ready to calm the continual flow of ailing students that came through the A ,ff W,k,,,,f ,P 'rw ,., .. ,.,,,,,,,,, , , ,Q . , , doors of the office during the year. Lottie Alder Sec. to Mr. Morrow If Liz Estep Sec. to Mr. Sturchio Joyce Hallmark Attendance fi? -' ' , N13 3 as if fi I i e f y i 5 rlrl f 'Q 'gt '25 , gf ., , ,,11, Y IAVVA I A i ,A ' w Az.. , Z , . ,I X jg- 4 Ei ,X Q, sd , 1 V 13574. ' ,, M My Arlie Kuchera Sec. to the Counselors -Ioan Matsler Financial Sec. Betty Stovall Registrar Office 1 1 i ya g

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Four Literate Years for Lifetime Understanding Judy Barker BS Texas Tech Eng III Susan Burns BA, MEd U of Conn, Trinity U Eng I Laura Curry BE Northern Illinois U Eng IV Terry Foster BA IWC Eng IV Under the direction of Mr. LeRoy Settergren, department head, freshman and sophomore English teachers aided their stu- dents in correcting errors in gram- mar, punctuation, and spelling. Other instructors prodded their juniors through theme writing and watched as they devoured MAC- BETH. Mrs. Curry's advanced English students struggled to rewrite rejected essays, and tired seniors vowed to pass English for one more year. Lillian Hennessy BA State U of Iowa Eng III Carolyn Klein BA TWU Eng III Cynthia Marthes BA SWTSU Eng III