Roosevelt High School - Rough Rider Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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A QQH Sarah B. Adams Katherine Owen -'R ww f-'f X6 Bernice S. Slusser Jeanelta M. Wright True Insight Watch your calories! The scientists doing so are Roger Spitzer. Ronnie Rosen, Mrs. Adams Pat Isaacs, and Elaine Lethbridge. Cause-effect thinking, factual insight, and understanding necessary to achieve a satisfactory adjustment to oneis environment are developed through scientihc study. SARAH B. ADAMS, Chemistry, Physicsg Science Club Adviser. KATHERINE OWEN, Biologyg Science Club Adviser, Green House and Carden BERNICE S. SLUSSER, Biology. I ,IEANETTA M. WRIGHT. Biology, Chemistry, Physical Scienceg Y-Teens Adviser. CERTRUDE ALBERT, Algebra, Geometryg National Honor Society Committee. MARGARET C. AMIC, Geometry, Applied Mathematicsg Locks and Keys. Mathe- matics Department Chairman. EDDIE DICKERT, Applied Mathematics. Algebra. Ceometryg Camera Club Adviser Costume Committee. Gertrude Albert Margaret C. Amig Eddie Dickert -,vw -gamma.-f' Xt! if 5 aw- K tis-.arf ' N if A .

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Competence l 1 Dummy day's dynamics! Editor Joel Rosenbloom fseated on desk! eyes his busy stall of Carole Town- send, Marvin Perlman, Su- san McHenry, Diana Weaver, and Anne Frank. Youth learns the rights and duties af the citizen as he lives with his fellow student, 'assumes responsibili- ties. and performs obligations. He experiences, vicari- ously, past events through recorded history, law, and literature, whereby he is impressed with worthwhile attitudes and acquires the skills of self expression. MINNIE C. DAVIS, English, Honor Roll Committee. Admissions and Credentials. RUTH M. DENHAM, Englishg National Honor So- ciety Committee. tNot picturedl ESTHER E. CALBRAITH, Speech, Remedial Reading, Journalism, Englishg REPORTER Literary Adviser, Awards Committee. CENEVIEVE HAWK, English, English Department Chairman. JEANETTE C. KERN, Englishg lf. S. Historyg Student Assembly Committee. MARY ELIZABETH SMlTH, Englishg Dramatic Club Adviser. LAURA R. WILLIAMSON, English. Genevieve Hawk Jeanette G. Kern ,f we 4 , In luinnie C, Davis Esther E. Galbraith K1 Mary Elizabeth Smith Laura R. Williamson

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Q4 Et Voilal C'est comme celaf' says Madame Girard. Yet Nancy Wells, Michael Maloney, San- ford Brotman. Gerry Wartofsky. Pat Moreland, Sandra Glaser, Pat Sherer and Florence King still International Outlook As nationalism gives way to internationalism and the barriers separating nation from nation are lowered, our outlook becomes worldwide. Language is the universal means of communication. The study of foreign lan- guages is the key to the understanding of group-a dif- fering from one's own group. Through this understand- ing prejudices and provincialisms disappear and we become citizens of the world. MAY L. BROOK, German. Spanish, Typingg German Club Adviser, Spanish Club Adviser. National Honor Society Committee, Home and School Association May L. Brook Mary D. Girard Representative. MARY D. GIIIAHD. Frenehg French Club Adviser, Cadet Boosters Adviser, Faculty Council. RUTH P. MARTINEZ, Spanishg Spanish Clulr Adviser. Boys' Tennis. tNot pictured? ELIZABETH L. SHIELDS, English, Lating Cheerleaders Adviser. Cadet Boosters Adviser, Student Council Ad- viser. RUTH O. YVUFFOBD. Latin. Englishg Committee on Awards Chairman, Latin Club Adviser. Elizabeth L. Shields Ruth O. Wofford QW' SWK