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

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EDITORS OF BWANA 3' N26 BILL BUTLER ROSEMARY LIPPOLD CHARLES GEISEL HARRIET KOLOCOTRONI 'Iqhl-f'fl'L'f7

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MAYORS OF ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL BOB WINTERS DON MUELLER

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I ourtn rn ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL lls tall spires noblg stand. Hozfring ouer all surroundings: This reddish brick and greg stone structure Stands against the clouds. Standing for all that is mighty. O'erlooking that which is not. Its halls are not high nor marble faced. But beautiful in their plainness. The pointed arches. the numbered doors. The locker lined halls and all: There is majesty in its greatness. Spring. summer. winter. or fall. Enter a room: the rows of seats. 'The teachers desk. the maps Hanging on the wall. All contribute the notes of learning: The stanzas marked by the beats Of slowlg passing time. The blackboards filled with work well done. By a student who plans the future: That sees a job. a difficult job. For which he needs an ea'ucation. He knows what he LL'cIl7lS. and he sees XVhat he wants. and he will gain his goal. XVhether he gains much or little. ln the way of math or chem: From this short span of time. He will have gained. l do believe. The greatest and biggest asset of all: The spirit of the Roosevelt ROUGH RIDIQORS. ROBERT VVOLF