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

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Have you picked up your balance? The future financiers receiving Miss llaupltin's instruction art- Allwrt Matleoy, Shirley Smith, Shirley Mvlienny and Maria Pastro. Economic Stability EDITH I. CARPENTER, Typing, Rookkeepingg National Honor Society Committee, Community Chest Collection, Bank. SUZANNE J. DAUPHIN, Office Machines, Print Shop, Typing: Auditing Cornmittcc. Machine Inventories and Repairs. GRACE E. EATON, Typing, Transcription. Shorthand, College Transcripts, Group Hospitalization. KATIE L. FRIZZELL, Filing, Typing, Shorthand, Transcriptiong Secretarial Club Adviser, Business Education Department Chairman. g M PATSY H. HALLEY, Transcription, Typing, Merchandising, Cooperative Training Placement. VIRGINIA KIRBY, Bookkeeping, Record Keeping, Student Contests. QNot Picturedl , GERTRUDE ODOM, Calculators, Typing, Bank, Senior Ranking, National Honor Society Committee. fNot Picturedj Edith J. Carpenter Suzanne J. Dauphin Grace E. Eaton Katie L. Frizzell Patsy H. Halley

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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

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Miriam L. Beall The vocational subjects include merchandising and the various business skills requisite to office work in- cluding ofiice machines operation and print shop tech- nique. The office practice program and cooperative training placement provide for supervised work experi- ences. The home economics curriculum instills attitudes and concepts conducive to satisfactory family life as well as points up phases promising a satisfying vocation. Spe- cific vocational skills acquired in the classroom and on the job training will enable us to enter the working world with assurance of economic success. i'That's why she runs so smoothly, boys. Mr. Moffatt points Erna R. Chapman Lt. Richard C-iasson MIRIAM L. BEALL, Nutrition, Clothing, Home Man- agement, Costume Committee Chairman. ERNA R. CHAPMAN, Social Living, Nutrition, Child Care, Foods, Student Council Adviser. WALLACE M. BENSON, Aviation. fNot picturedj LT. RICHARD GIASSON, Cadets, Governmentg Drill Team, Map Team, Rifle Team, Sabre Club. Rifle Club, Chevrons Club. EDWARD L. MOFFATT, Driver Training, Assistant Basketball Coach. fNot picturedj out the mechanisms of a Chevrolet to Carmelo Cicala, Ernie Wallner, John Veit, and Stratis Skenderis, members of the driver training class.