Roosevelt High School - Roundup Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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THE 1943 ROUNDUP S S S E E E EMMET J HASTY, Principal Received B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Iowa. He has also studied at Iowa Wesleyan College at Mount Pleasant, the University of South- ern California, and the Summer Work Shop at Denver University. During the summer, he enjoys gardening, painting his house, and fishing. In the winter, he likes to refinish antique furniture. He likes travel, and would like to visit the Gulf States, New York City, New Orleans, and Hawaii. He dislikes students who invent excuses to get out of classes. In winter, he particularly dislikes shoveling snow from his driveway so that he can get to school. His frequent saying is, Everything's lovely. SARA GRACE STIV ERS, Registrar Has studied at Palmer School of Business at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Drake University. She has taught at West High School, and served as Registrar there before coming to Roosevelt. Her hobby is mountain climbing. Her ambition is to tour the Alcan Highway to Alaska and fly to South America. Her favorite saying is, You don't have enough credits. GRETTA L. WOLFE. Girls' Adviser Studied at Drake University, B.A. degree, and Columbia University, M.A. degree. She has also taken graduate work at Sarah Lawrence College and Denver Women's College. Before taking over as Girls' Adviser, she taught in Roosevelt's Home Economics department. She collects bells from all localities and also collects jewelry, although she never wears much of it. She likes to shop and has made a Study of styles, designs, and textiles. She likes to work with young people and has spent a great deal of time working with girls' organizations. She dislikes persons who know all the answers and never make mistakes, because they are difficult to work with. She also dislikes color combinations that clash, and alibis. She is often heard saying, What is this doing in your locker ?l' MERLE SCI-ILAMPP, Vice Principal and Boys' Adviser Received B.A. degree from the University of Iowa in 1925, and later received an M.A. degree from Chicago University. He has taught at Roosevelt since 1936, before which he taught at Newton, Iowa, and West High School. His hobby is raising roses. He also likes woodwork, but his hobby has turned into an occupation during the summer months. His ambition is to take a summer trip through Alaska. He dislikes to have students skip classes because it is up to him to track them down. He often can be heard saying, Please get out of the halls! BEVERLY HOWARD Was graduated from Roosevelt in 1940 and began working in the office. Her hobbies are golf and horseback riding. Her nickname is Sunshine Her ambition is to visit Hawaii. She likes prune pie and dislikes locker open- ings. She often says, Answer that phone! Page Ten

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THE 1943 ROUNDUP E E S E S VICTORY CORPS GEORGIA FORKNER, 215, Social Studies Attended Ottawa College, Ottawa, Kansas, B.A. degree, and Columbia University, M.A. degree. Before coming to Roosevelt, she taught at Mar- quette State Normal School in Michigan. Her hobby is photography and traveling. She has traveled through Europe, South America, Canada, and Mexico. She dislikes to have students pretend they don't have time, to study and expect that to be accepted as a good excuse when they're not prepared. During a recent war bond drive, her favorite slogan was, I think the school should buy a bomber. CLARK MUNGER, 113, Hygiene, Physical Education, Swimming Received B.A. degree from Drake University, and has taken graduate work at the University of Iowa. Before coming to Roosevelt, he taught at Woodrow Wilson Junior High. His chief hobby is tinkering. He also likes all sports, especially swimming, hand ball, and volley ball. He dislikes boys who are sissies, and who try to skip gym without a good reason. He can be heard during his swimming classes saying, Now, we'l1 all jump in together. MARSHALL D. EASTMAN, 248, Science, Aeronautics Studied at Coe College, where he received the B.S. and M.S. degrees. Before coming to Roosevelt, he taught at West High School. His hobbies are gardens, aviation, and astronomy. He dislikes having people put their feet on his chair and moving it, and dislikes to hear people talk during programs and assemblies. When the Roundup pictures are taken, he says, But I don't like to have my picture taken! AUGUST H. RUMP, Physical Education Obtained B.S. degree from McFerrson College, and M.A. degree from the University of Iowa. Before coming to Des Moines, he was principal and supervisor at Maquit, Kansas. His hobby is cabinet making. He dislikes seeing boys who are supposed to be in training doing things to break their training. His classes often hear him say, Today we'll have the cross country. MARCUS L. MOORE, 112, Commercial Law, English Received B.A. degree at Grinnell College and has taken graduate work at the University of Iowa. He taught at Momence, Illinois, nine years before coming to Roosevelt. His hobbies are reading and gardening. His pet peeve is a student who is disloyal to his school. He often says, Understand, I'm not quoting him. Page Twelve