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

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X X X X 1950 Annual Row One BILL EDWARDS A good man IS hard to find. SHIRLEY EDWARDS Eddy If silence is galden . . . she's rich, DONNA EDISON Donnabelle A smile, a style and a winning Way, Row Two FRANCES ERICKSON Francie Short and swset . . , always a ready smile. WESLEY FROMMACK Wes Roosevelt's own Gene Krupa. HAROLD EVANS I'IarrY One swell guy who's liked by all. Row Three ESTHER EVANS Sincere in everything. TOM FAUI. Lefty One of the feathers. MARILYN FRAMNESS Frame Beautiful , . . brains , . . popular. Row Four NANCY FORSYTH She holds the key to much knowledge. MIHIAM FRIEDMAN Mim A pleasant personality gathers many friends. BETTY GARTEN Bet Eat and be merry, for tomorrow we die. Row Five IOE GLASSMAN Fuzzy Don't laugh . . . l'll be famous yet. HOWARD GEDDES Swede Life of the party. RUTH GLICK Mikey What would the cafeteria do without her? Row Six IOANNE GOODE Io A better girl is hard to find. CONNIE GLASCO Her smile has won her many friends. IANE GOEWEY Go'oie The girl with the beautiful brown eyes . , . un-bung-gah-wah! Row Seven IULIA GOODPELLOW Iudie For she's a jolly goadfellow. IEAN GOUL Sugar and spice and everything nice. DONNALEE GOULDING Don-L Roosevelfs first lady of the stage, i291

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Roosevelt Roundup X X X X Row One TOM COOK Cookie All around athlete . . . excels in baseball. CYNTHIA CORNISH Io Sweet girl with many friends. KATHRYN COON K.cnhy A future concert pianist. Row Two ROBERT COX Bob Don't do today what you can put oft 'til tomor- row. DARRELL COY Shorty A flash lad on the football field and off. IOANNE CURTIS lo The gal with the beautiful hair .... One of the famous Curtis twins. Row Three IIM CURTIS Handsome, and a scholar too! MARY DAVIS She goes about her work quietly, but she done. JANET DAVIES Short, neat, and just all reet! Row Four .,Dme,, gets it Im1nie IACK DOGGETT Donald Duck You can succeed in anything you try. DONNA DEAN High characters are formed by high aims. I ACK DERR Quietness and sincerity are his attributes. Row Five NANCY DONNENWERTH The kind of which we never tire. GARY DROWN Beware, I want to be famous. PATRICIA DUNLEY She and Nancy have a long trip planned. Row Six BOB DUNLEY Tall, iriendly and always a good word. MARY DUNHAM Wally's star car hop. Nice to know. IACK DUSTON He pursues the open door policy. Row Seven BILL DURO Tall . . . dark . , . handsome. 'RAY DYKSTRA Give me two packages of lined. NPG 1 nnustyu GEORGIA ECHTERNACHT Georqiebellp She'll keep bobbing along. i281 V w

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Roosevelt Roundup Row Onel MARILYN GRAVES Laugh and the world laughs with you. NANCY GRAFFAM Nun The girl that can really get advertising. MARVIN GREENBERG Marv Einstein the second. Row Two IAQUELIN GREENE Greene Red hair . . . black Mercury . . . personality plus. TOM HALBERT A mon of few words . . . cr swell guy. MARY HAAS Another TRHS Harmonette. Row Three MARY HAMPTON Puppie A future math teacher. STANLEY HALL Sian Our future Rembrandt . . . always a smile. IACK HARTS1-IORN Einstein the third. Row Four BARBARA HANSON Benthic lust a friend . . . tried and true. DALE HAWORTH Bud Athlete, scholar and a wonderful guy. DICK I-IARTSOOK His knowledge will carry him far. Row Five TOM HAYS l-le'll stand oui wherever he goes. TED HAZARD God's gift to women. DARRELL HIBBS Strong in his beliefs . . . strong in his success, Row Six HELEN HISERODT Strictly or one man girl. RICHARD HIRSCHAUER Hirschy He holds the key to much knowledge. ARTHUR HEUSNER Bud Boys will be boys. Row Seven COLEEN HOLLAND Cokie True friendship lasts a liieiime. DOROTHY HOLBROOK A pleasant combination of hrains and looks. MARGARET HOLLETT She's not only good, but good for something. E301