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

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Lpper left--COlVlN'lIT'lAl2lf CHAIRMEN--'Slnntling: Roebkc, llaul, Upper right LUNK IIRUOM fON'lMITTl'lf: Chittenden. Dell, Sluyts, K n i t ID x Llark, Moulton. Seated, X'heistone, Riley, Balkema, Slater. You g. lilarhcz. cllontnu lower left-- S01 IAI. SLRYICL CUMXIITTIZIZ: Kieblc. Loomis, Nliss l.uwur right LIBRARY WORK! RS: Tuttle. Xlntson, Sampson, Sather. X aupcll, XYillinms, Slntlxod. l vxlir lcfl- SXX'lA'llll li limnxl, Cmrllwn, Bremer, Klux LUNCHROOM COMMITTEE-The committee was responsible for publicity in the News, talks to incoming freshmen, contest signs, and sugestions to school organizations sponsoring the lunchroom. SOCIAL SERVICE COMMITTEE+The Social Service Committee handled the tinfoil drive, the Thanksgiving boxes, the children's gifts at Christmas, and the Junior Red Cross drive. LIBRARY WORKERS-Under the efficient supervision of Miss Grace Jean McIntosh, all library material, including books, papers, and magazines, was alphabetically filed, kept orderly, and always available. SWEATER REGULATION BOARD-The Sweater Regulation Board was created to supervise and regulate the types of sweaters worn, and to make certain that only those who deserved sweaters received them. HEALTH COMMITTEE-In order to make Roosevelt health-conscious the Health Committee worked faithfully on its projects. LIAIION UUXRD: Rulwrls. NUM: luwcr riglzt lIl,.Xl lll lClXlXll'l IPI' Young, lla!!-in Snider liray, , llufurd, Klnrlxen. 21