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

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Mrs. Hayhoe, always ready for any emergency, applies the sunlamp to her attractive patients in the Girls' First Aid Room. gl un-5 Celebrating its tenth anniversary this year, Teddy Shop is our favorite supply store. As nurse for the boys, Mrs. Nowlan always has both situation and thermometer in hand. Mrs. Dore and Mrs. Kidwell continue their never- ending job in the Business OH'ce,

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Wi . ' -1. ' .4-M.. I ev? Ns. : wi if '54 W . 1 x C - X. 3 ,naw io inspire ARBUTUS R. SAUNDERS-Physical Education and Health, ROUGH RIDER Business Adviser . . . ELIZA- BETH L. SHIELDS-English, Latin, Student Council Ad- viser, Cheerleader Adviser . . . BERNICE S. SLUSSER- Biology . . . BETTY SMITH-English, Y+Teen Adviser . . . M. GERTRUDE SMITH-Typing, Shorthand . . . RUTH R. SMITH-Englishy Dramatic Club Advise r... EMMA LOUISE THOMPSON-Chorus, Music Appreciation, As- sembly Committee, Boys' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club . . . HELEN M. WHITE-Geography, World History, Manager of Post Exchange and Teddy Shop, Military Committee . . . JOHN WIGENT--Orcheslra, Chorus, Assembly Committee . . . LAURA A. WILLIAMSON- English . . . RUTH O. WOFFORD-Latin, English, Latin Club Adviser . . . JEANETTA M. WRIGHT-Chemislryy Y-Teen Adviser. . .

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Probably most of us felt a little inferior when we first took notice of our senior high surroundings. Some of us began to assume re- sponsibility in activities, others made the athletic teams, many of us found ourselves on the Honor Roll, but in the main our first year was one of trial. Our teachers tried us to see how mature was our outlook towards studies, our counselors tried us to find if our sights were set high and if we had the ability to represent the school well in our last two years, our upper semester schoolmates tried us to determine if we would meet the standards they had already set, and we tried ourselves to see how much headway we could make in establishing ourselves as an energetic and willing part in the machinery of our school. ,QQ lf-' f 1' ' '12'i 3' 220-3 lst Row-P. Bowman, M. '10 J. Allan, S. Rudolph, Miss Smith, J. Peikin, M. levandowsky, M. Ratner, J. Luria. 2nd Row-N. Gurdian, W. Chewning, R. While, J. Lucas, A. Fishman, R. Hyman, R. Hollander, H. Blumenthal. 3rd Row-B. Hood, R. Rich, W. Kafka, J. Imler, M. Casper, J. Penwell, A. Richman, A. Slayden, 4th Row-J. Cadeaux, B. Amos, J. Nagel. Sophomorfes' got? I3 3 lst Row G Gonzales M Wubnlg J Frledenburg S Homkman E Zemll 8 Garrett C Schoenfeld 2nd Row F Dodd E Gregory F King M Vines E Korn A Berger J Keene 3rd Row S Robsman T Jelllfer L Dyar E Haverty M Bellmore R Russell h Row J Hoffman B Frank A Cohen J Keene l Pelten A Walker Mrs Carpenter F L