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

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AILEEN BROMLEY x , , - A U -' 1.3: - Qifli - -4 'L.,, WILLIAM M. MYERS Y LUCILLE M. STEVENS Q' 1- sew ,533 1 ,- -is- And you should see ihe campus! Bill Cooper, Pearl Wolkinson, ond Jay Boker gel a briefing on college plans from Miss Bromley, college advisor, Where are you going to college? Robert Hawkins, Roslyn Morris Elaine Beckrncn, and Anuslcsiu Manfis are trying lo find lh nv ' Nldft l Y B CHSWEY

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-Q, MIRIAM L. BEALL ERNA R. CHAPMAN GERALDINE MILLS Child Care Foods Clothing Home Management Home Nursing Clothing Nutrition Nutrition The fork goes on the left. Dorothy Feuerstein and Audrey Ahiourls set the tea table for afternoon callers. Well, thafs better, sighs invalid Carol Thomas cs Geraldine Hatton und Bet Scianna tuck her in far forty winks. 1 ' J! 4 I 1 ,U I L ,- . ,we ,4,.5'L Ml' W.Lxf,l l! bnlllaltfuf' l , . ,.. , . , X f. dvl' Vp. N' x Ln v, utr , ,. ,,-,L , X- , .2 V fm. in Lx. H, ,wr X, 'fr' W' WW 5 fl: .E V..-we.. I

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1L.,,1, sound advice pilofs a safe fufure Every student recalls at some time or another being relieved from a tiresome class by a little notice summoning him to Miss Stevens' or Mr. Myers' office. Full of ideas about taking mechanical drawing, typing, and chorus, he enters the office only to come out having signed up for English, chemistry, and algebra. Although a trifle dis- appointed now, the boy will probably be very grateful later on for the change. Or maybe the bulletin one morning says, standardized test, and off he trudges to the cafeteria, where Miss Stevens is ready to proceed with the exams. Having finally been given the signal to begin, he laboriously plods through the mountains of questions that he is sure he knows absolutely nothing about until he is re- lieved by the welcome Stop. Once again the counselors have figured in the boy's plans. Then in the senior year, he is faced with im- portant decisions concerning his future. Where should I go to college? Can l apply for a scholarship? What profession should l choose? Here he profits by sincere interest and competent counsel. Taking on the awkward robe of on adult is often a painful process, but the objective advice and heart-warming friendship given so freely by our counselors help to ease these situations. 777