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

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Dorothy Alexander- G i r ls' Auxiliary. Zealous, yet mo-d- est. Eugene Allen-Spanish Clubg Major, 2nd Battaliong Chev- rons Clubg Treasurer, Sabre Clubg Spring Play, '34: Vice- President, Bankg I, G. l. F. Club. Intelligence is to genius as the whole is in pro- portion to its parts. Evelyn Allen -W Girls' Auxili- H ary. See where she -comes, apparel'd like the Spring . George AIlenwSergeant, Ca- dets: Chevrons Clubg Glee Club. A sense of the chival- rous. Virginia Amadon - F r e n c h Clubg Girls' Auxiliaryg Spring Play, '3-ig Operetta, '34g Hila- rodes. Grace was in all her steps. Kathryn America - Student Council: Head Bookkeeper, Bank, Assistant, Miss Gun- ther. A truly capable bank assistant. Margaret Anglin - Spanish Clubg Girls' Auxiliary. Im- bu'd with Sanctity of reason. Elizabeth Applegate - Girls' Auxiliaryg Glee Club. Oh Heaven, her dancing! The june Seniors 'Ir Antonette Arcaro- A ing countenance is no slight advantage. pleas- Mild red, A rcher-Vice-Preisi- dent, Girls' Glee Club: Hila- rodes: Keyboard Clubg Girls' Auxiliaryg Balance Siheetg Operetta, '32, '33, '34, Her silver voice is the rich music of the summer bird. Chris Argyropolous - G l e e Club: Operetta, '3'4g Cadets: Hilarodes. With Atlantean shoulders. Franklin Armiger-Glee Club. Thoughts are my compan- ions.

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THE IUNE C-RADUATING CLASS TED Houses JOHN SNIDER President Vice President MARTHENA M1-:HRLING LOUIS WAPLE Secretary I Treasurer June Commencement, and another class, has successfully achieved four years of high school life. Sadly and yet eagerly looking forward we re- ceive our diplomas and move onward to new lands of experience. Another class steps into the breach we create and will endeavor to up- hold the standards and ideals of Roosevelt which, we feel certain, will be lifted higher than ever before. The June Class of 1935 has been outstanding and successful in all its undertakings, but the goals could never have been reached if it had not have been supported by the school and so, we extend our sincere gratitude to the faculty who opened doors of opportunity for us which better prepared us to fend for ourselves in the business world. The teachers have been true friends and have cheerfully cooperated with us and helped us overcome the many difficulties which arose to retard our forward progress. To the future classes of Roosevelt we wish the best of luck and success in any undertaking which will be to the glory and fame of Roosevelt High School. We are proud and deem it a privilege and an honor to have been stu- dents of the Roosevelt High School. TED HODGES

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The june Seniors 'A' Ellsworth Bair-Capt. 1st R. H. S. Cadet Band: Sabre Club: Chevron-s Clubg Orches- tra.: Literary Club: Rille Clubg Glee Clubg Regimental Quartermaster. It is a great plague to be so handsome a man. Hilda Ball--Basketball Team. None name her but to praise her. Wen'ona Barger-French Clubg Pro Con Clubg Roose- velt Reporterg Girl Reserves. A witty woman is a treas- ure. Dorothy Barnes- A sweeter girl you'll never meet. I Walter Bastian-Captain Co. E.: Sabre Clubg Chevrons Olubg Roosevelt Reporter: Student Councilg G. W. Univ. Inter-High Debate. He is a soldier Ht to stand by Caes- ar. Dorothy Baugh - Amikeco Club: Basketball. Soft peace she brings. Hazel Beall-Keyboard Clubg French Club. Joy delights in joy. Betty Becke.riGirls' Auxil- iaryg Business Oflice. Cour- teous though coy, and gentle though retired. Kathleen Belt-Girls' Auxlli- aryg Sec'y to Miss Bradshaw. Studiou.s of ease, and fond of humble things. Lou Berry- None knew her but to love her. Shirley Biskin-Girls' Glee Clubg French Clubg Basket- ballg Aniikeco Club: Literary Club. A vivacious and ath- letic person. Stuart Black-S-cience Club. An ambitious and studious fellow. 7