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

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Roosevelt Roundup X X X X Row One GERALD G. HERRIOTT Tho Crllcoillid The other one of the famous two. ANNABELLE IESTER An AVI student. SUE I-IIGDON Suzie Busy every minute. Row Two FRANK KRICK Duf1or' TRHS golfer-lots of fun. ROBERT F. KILLEBREW A likable gent who's known for his parties. SHIRLEY MARSH Bob When she works, she worksp when she plays, she plays. Row Three WI1.LIAM B. MARTIN A gay lady killer. IOHN D. MCLAREN A Bonnie lad. ROBERT MCVEY Beware the areybeard loan, Row Four PHILLIP R. MILLER A terrific swimmer. MARILYN MILLER A beautiful girl with many friends. BOB MILI-IAEM Mr. Moore's I student. Row Five IANET MO ORHEAD Popularity queen--Shark. DEAN L. NIMS Handsome-athlete--scholar. TIOYD R. MYERS Woodworking was his favorite subject. Row Six KATHERINE NINDOS Shark Club president. One sweet gal, GENEVIEVE OFFIELD Short and vivaciousf' MURIEL PEEL She has cz ready wit, Row Seven MARILYN RAINES The blond beauty. MARY C. RAYMOND Live wire. IOHN REED Quiet and Silent, but nice to know. l24l Bill Bob Phil Bob' nl 1 an nxaiyl f I

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X X X X 1 9 5 0 A n n u a l IANUARY CLASS ' C Row One HERBERT W. ABRAMSON Herb He's got a letter sweater. IAMES R. AGAN lim The cutest walk ever to go through TRHS. HELEN ALLISON True happiness she has found. Row Two GENE BLACKMAN just one of the Boys MARGARET BELL Marg Life is fun when she's around. MARILYN BLANCHARD Music is her first love. Row Three VIRGINIA BLEAKLY lAuqustl Short, petite, and mighty sweet. IEAN BRAFFORD The only way to have friends is to MARCIA BOLTON Lively and full of fun. Row Four ROBERT L. CANINE Up and coming Tarzan. DAVID N. COHEN Capable Ianuary class president. MARLENE CORN She'll always have friends. Row Five WELDON COX Rip Van Winkle. DONALD K. ECKARDT His smile is his gain. CLARENCE DAVIS The doodle-bug kid. Row Six PATRICIA I-'ERRIS Everyone's friend. DEE FOOTE TRI-IS runner -track star. IOI-IN FOWLER He belongs to the women. Row Seven MARTIN GREULLER Quiet, but a hard worker. MARY HEDDING Good cheer is a help to a good life. PATRICIA HANSON One of the famous two. be a friend. Bolt Hsobn WeIdie .,Don.. Buzz upatn Tyrone Marty .,Pm., E23

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X X X X X 1950 Annual Row Ono ARTHUR RICKER Tall, blond and easy to get along with. GAYLORD RHOADS Quiet, and everyone's friend. GEORGE RIEGER He hasn't revealed all of his abilities. Row Two CARLA RODERICK Our candidate for success. LES SHIERER The mari with the drum major's hat. WILLIAM STAUFFER Mr. Sch1ampp's handyman. Row Throo ALLEN STILL Never a dull moment when he's around. CAROL STILES Vim, vigor and vitality. IOAN STRATNER She leans toward A.l.B. Row Four VAN THOMPSON He-'ll have his own church soon. PATRICIA TALLEY Great things come in little packages. RICHARD WARNER Class dramatist , . . friendly. Row Five COLLEEN WHITING Fun personified. WAYNE WIECK The pin-ball artist. ROBERT WISDOM Looks and talent on the basketball floor. Row sik . PETER WISEMAN Happy-go-lucky . . . lots oi iriends. IAMES WRIGHT Stick with me and I'll have ya in diam HAHH Hikes., ,,Bm,, ,flow upatu ,.Dick,, ..Bob,. Pate onds. I25l