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

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Sessions in the Language Lab supplement Miss Daly's regular French curriculum. 1 I William Gould Art Dept. Head Art Teacher Gordon Bolland Art Teacher Sportsboosters Adv. SFT f d'Elaine Johnson Art Teacher Communications Adv. James King Art Teacher Vocations Adv. Career Day Adv. MusicYDe1Jtj l-lead Music Teacher Orch. Conductor Dranga Reading Port. Teacher Study Hall Teacher Tennis Coach l gm - ML2iQfQ2Z1IQ'u Lang. Arts Teacher Concert Chorale W Marguerite Roys ESS? gfgilifjgegdvi Laury Phillips is fascinated by Jana Silverman's skill at the potter's wheel

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To gain from the teachers experience, the student must listen. Roosevelt's foreign language department offered students the opportunity to develop language skills. French and Spanish were available through the fifth- year level and advanced French classes used books which emphasized modern French literature and philosophy. Paris Match, a well-known French maga- zine, was also available and many students subscribed. German, Russian, and Latin were again offered this year, and Swedish was introduced, broadening the opportunities for Roosevelt students to learn foreign languages. Roosevelt had the opportunity to host a Swedish exchange student, contributing greatly to the new Swedish program. Miss Tembruell directs the Trouvcres in a rehearsal for the l-lollyberry Concert. 24 Florence Daly Margaret Lee Denton Elizabeth Edtmiller For. Lang. Dept. Head German Teacher German Teacher French Teacher French Teacher German Club Adv. Spanish Teacher French Club Adv. Art is for all who realize that there is pleasure in creating. This year, the new rotating schedule en- abled more students to add a creative working period to their program. Sculpture, drawing, painting, design lab, ceramics, and commercial art were offered. Stu- dents had a chance to express themselves through working with clay, wood, plaster, metal, and paper. Each student worked for his own individual form of expression and also attempted to convey the unity of the whole creation. if . :L Syerna Forsman Ruth Gibbons Gail Ingle Swedish Teacher Spanish Teacher Latin Teacher Swedish Club Adv. French Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Latin Club Adv. Richard Iunco Marian Thomas Sarah Vyborny Spanish Teacher Spanish Teacher French Teacher AH-lliations Adv. Spanish Club Adv. La Douce Vie Adv.

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Louis Hull Phys. Ed. Dept. Head Phys. Ed. Teacher Sally Bjornson Health Ed. Teacher Song Leader Adv. Soc. Service Adv. John Puller Phys. Ed. Teacher Edith Hooper Phys. Ed. Teacher Christine Hovland Phys. Ed. Teacher Song Leader Adv. Rho Adv. Betty McFarlane Phys. Ed. Teacher Girls' Intramural Adv. The young must care enough to question and to respond Part of the senior's year was devoted t the required subject of Health Education. Lasting one semester, the course highlighte such topics as nutrition, anatomy, disease interpersonal relationships, and mental health. Second semester classes were co-ed. Due t building construction, the girls, classes wer moved several times. The general curriculu was supplemented hy films and speakers wh added personal experience and informatio during E period. All sophomores and juniors participate in required PE classes. Senior hoys took P the semester they did not have Health Educa tion, but senior girls were exempt from P the entire year. Every first period, Mr. l-lull' special co-ed class met for tumbling in th Boys' Gym. E period was utilized in the Girls . .A x in I .A Easfbo sg ,gf . ,fx ,it 414.5 -jig 3. .15 Mrs. Bjornson explains pulmonary circulation to her Health Education class, newly located in the Activity Center. 26 Gym with trampolines and apparatus. Estherjean O'Gieblyn Health Ed. Teacher Benjamin Snowden Phys. Ed. Teacher Basketball Coach Cross Country Coach Q John Simunds Health Ed. Teacher . Yell Leader Adv. Leonard Thrapp Phys. Ed. Teacher Boys' Club Adv. Asst. Football Coach i