Roosevelt High School - Strenuous Life Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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.ap Leonard Thrapp Drivers' Education Julia Metz Language Arts as 'ii X Helen Anderson Virgil Anderson Social Studies Language Arts Edna Breazeale Carlotta Brunson Language Arts Lois Fulton Art Clark Green Language Arts Language Arts Igor Gladstone Foreign Language Ann Grodal Language Arts Gail Ingle Foreign Language Earle Jones Language Arts Richard junco Foreign Language Carl Lawrence Social Studies Kenneth Lyman Music Aristelle MacDonald language Arts Byron Baggaley Social Studies Elizabeth Clark Social Studies Helen Chess Language Arts Alma Hawkins Foreign Language Berkeley Hutchins Language Arts Philip Bauclin Foreign Language jean Elshin Art Agnes Arnold Language Arts

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William Clyde Cameron Cooper lames Corlett Mathematics Science Mathematics james Erickson Lee Folsom John Fuller Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics A Charles Henderson Ivan jones Ora Krienke Sci f Science Science 1 Elmo Little Science Elizabeth Moser I g Science Doris Mullen Mary Simeon Mathematics Anna Steendahl Mathematics Phillip Stucky Mathematics Dean Walter Mathematics Science Oscar Rosenquist Science Iohn Rushing lifuthemutics David Scott Science fkr is Sciences Increase In Importance Science and mathematics have skyrocketed in importance in the nation's security, Roosevelt's Science Department is keeping pace with the future. Enriched courses in Chemistry ll, Physics ll, and accelerated Trigonometry, have been added to the curriculum. ln after-school hours, the teachers in these departments lead full lives. A favorite hobby of Mr. Cameron Cooper and Mr. Oscar Rosenquist is to capture the beauty of their trips with their cameras. Others of the department have interests which are related to the subject which they teach. For example, Mr. Lee Folsom's leisure time interest is electronics. This last summer, Mr. Charles Henderson and Mr. David Scott matriculated at the University, the former as a student, the latter as a teacher of Physics. Mr. William Clyde spent the summer as Lieutenant Commander of a Navy submarine. Faculty ' RJ 1.2

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The Arts Contribute tn llummunicatiun With the world rapidly becoming one unit, the foreign language teachers are helping to bridge American and foreign interests. Many of them travel to the countries which speak the language they teach. This last summer, Mrs. Edith Norman visited Spain and Miss Gail Ingle studied in Rome on a scholarship. Mrs. Norman also co-authored a Spanish text book which was published this fall. Trying to give us a better understanding of other countries, Social Studies teachers spend their vacations taking refresher courses and traveling. Miss Helen Anderson's last trip took her to such places as Australia and the Suez Canal. The Language Arts department endeavors to improve all communication. Recent activities of this group of teachers include: Mr. Gordon Mauer- mannis publishment of a playg Mr. Virgil Anderson's tour of Europe last summerg and Mr. Ivard Strauss's book on the art of stage direction which is in its final stages. Four new teachers were added to Roosevelt's faculty for the second semester. They are: Mr. Leonard Thrapp, Mrs. Helen Chess, Mrs. Agnes Arnold, and Mrs. julia Metz. They all have taught previously in Seattle Schools. Iack Rasmussen Social Studies Florence Russell Foreign Language Conrad Schirmer Social Studies Ellen Smith Language Arts Mary Lou Mason Language Arts Jean MUSSCI Language Arts Edward Ottum Music Kenneth Parmeter Language Arts Ivard Stxauss Language Arts Lloyd Tumer Social Studies Alice Wiley Social Studies Martha Young Language Arts Gordon Mauermann Language Arts Edith Norman Foreign Language Dale Parker Social Studies Earl Prebezac Social Studies Margaret West Language Arts James Zachow Language Arts I3 Faculty