Roosevelt High School - Bwana Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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English Miss Battle Miss Cromer Miss Dockery Miss Flanigan Miss Grace Miss l-lellaig Miss jordan Miss Lawton Miss Manbeck Miss Meehan Miss Mills Miss Nerud wvfsmc FACULTY OF ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Maynard M. Hart, Principal Mr. Chas. Ammerman, Assistant Principal Miss Gertrude Blodgett, Dean of Girls Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Henke Koch Kroenlein O'Leary Schlutius Simon Smith Whitelaw Willits Mr. Birney Mr. Callan Mr. Kammerer Mr. Lenney Miss Nicholson Mr- Stone Miss Rothman Miss Rmfge Physical Education Miss Smlth and Health Miss Olga Solfronk Miss Garesche Miss Stansell Miss Haesler Miss Thiesen Miss Varian Miss Wade Miss Watt Miss Whitelaw Mr. Lorenzen Mr. Castleman Mr' Neeb Mr' Riley Mr. Reess Mr. Rosenkranz Mr' Voss Mr. Schmale Mr. Tugel Science Miss F. Brown SOCirll Studies Miss Ewers History, etc. Miss Connor Miss Craig Miss Cromer Miss Duffet Miss Elmore Miss Harris Four Miss Hedclergott Mr. Colmey Mr. Crippen Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Baker Bishop Bock Grocott Mr. Ludwig Mr. Parrott Mr. Brown Mr. Katterhenry Foreign Languages Miss Debatin Mrs. Hospes Miss Bennett Miss Bristol Miss Lawton Miss Meehan Miss Comfort Miss Rothman Mr. De la Roche Mr. Eppels Mr. Lindsay Music Miss Gerdes Miss I-Iilb Mr. Maginn Commercial Miss Crowder Miss Hewitt Miss Johnston Miss Kampmann Miss Peterson Miss Laura Solfronk Miss Whitbeck Mr. Birney Mr. Carlson Mr. Forsman Mr. Hall Mr. lnbody Mr. Smith Mr. Spaulding Manual A rts fM. Dr., M. rf., H. H. and Artj Miss Barbee Miss M. Brown Miss Gilmore Miss Henke Miss Mier Miss Reess Miss White Mr. Card Mr. Davis Mr. Findley Mr. Gammeter Mr. Krause Mr. Lenney Mr. Piliboss Mr. Reynolds Mr. Ruch Mathematics Miss Eisenharclt Miss Johnston Miss Long Miss Remnitz Miss Williams Miss Wolff Mr. Comack Mr. Grocott Mr. Grossman Mr. Schueneman Mr. Marx Mr. Zeis Librarian Miss Bowman A

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VRfA.INI f THE TRUE AND THE BEAUTIFUL A Message from Mr. Hart I-IE celebrated English author who used the caption here given as the title of one of his well-known works was undoubtedly influenced or inspired by the teachings and writings of the most cultured and resourceful of ancient peoples, namely the Greeks. For they above all others by example and by precept taught the necessity of the true and the beautiful in literature, art, and life itself. The poet who penned Beauty is truth, truth beauty-that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know. must also have imbibed the spirit of Ancient Hellas. To have an enduring value, all that is really worth while must be true and beautiful in the highest sense. Let us make the application to our own lives. Do we always seek the true, the beautiful, and the ennobling in all that We think, or say, or clo? If such is the case, our thinking will be coherent, logical, and even colorful. Our Words, whether spoken or written, will be Well-chosen and persuasive, and our actions will ever be appropriate and fitting. Again, courtesy, that graciousness of manner which knows no repentance, consideration for others, and patience will characterize our demeanor. Let us try, then, at all times and in all places to exemplify the true and the beautiful and so accomplish our bit in making this a better and happier world. We should keep before us 'ithe Htting thing. This is art, and true art is ever beautiful. MAYNARD M. HART Six