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

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13 Mable Troutfetter Corwin Walden BA. Bull., Muni. llislnry, C'o1m.wr!ing Sofia! Studios Belford Walker Wayne Webber ISA., .1l.S. l5..fl., M..-nl. Mfztlzzvmzlirx, Typing, Shorthand C'oun.w'ling Vernon Weidmaier Don Wetter ISA., Mull. BA., IMS. 11lz1ll11'nn1li1'.f, Physi1'5, M41th01m11fif's C'm1rl1ing 4 Irvin Wildman Beatrice Wills I3 I B I, 711' I Driwr lirlunllion English, Oral English vw y i0i : ll Io rl Kay Hiding, ,lmiy Smith. ,lluly '4l0lD, and Marv Sloan go about lin- vuriouw A A learning 0Xllt?l'll'lll'Q'S in lnome-making 1-lass. IIi'fN'l'i'iR: Senior-ll Doug Mvlllurv illl'llS pie:-v .19 l on Illvlili inline' in Roosvvvil shop class. .BE- F LUW: Senior i.zlrry l,1'lQ'l'S0ll puts the illlili '-'la louvlu-s lo a booiwuse- in- is shown llliliiillgl in is ood shop. in 'P I 43,93 V .I . L .4 . 21

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Lois Poppe Don Prior B.S.E. BA. Physical Education History, Coaching if M 'W -4' 11 w'i '4 W Paul Pryor Geraldine Rendleman B.S. BA. History, English Mathematics f ' Q . ,.,., , E VZ' Mary Seaver Nicholas Shelby B.S.C. B.M.E. Shorthand, Typing English, Vocal Music 5 s Helen Sherwood Clifford Simonson i BA., MA. 13.5. 5 H1-9t07'y Industrial Aft-Y, W1-rlfacxz-mighty swing of the ball bat, and the p ' ing C ristmas goodies upo elated second year Spani- M0fh6mUflCS ditional Mexican-style holiiiay party held by linzuistas 20

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MISS EDITH JOHNSON MRS. BRIDGET SWEET MISS MARY HEGGEN REGISTRAR She has everyone of us at her fingertips---hidden away in the heavy-doored vault that is her office, Miss Heggen, TRHS registrar, has access to the case history of every Roosevelt student. She keeps all student records and transcripts, manages the school's functionary money affairs, is head of the office staff, and in general has a job very necessary to the smooth operation of the school day. Office Sfaff NURSES Amidst a menagerie of bottles, thermometers, throat swabs, bandages, cots, and medical smells Miss Johnson and Mrs. Sweet await ailing TRHS students in their second floor infirmary. The aver- age day for them sees cut fingers, sprained ankles, athletic bruises, throbbing headaches, and soaring temperatures. They were particularly swamped by grein-falged students during this year's Asiatic Flu out rea . Thanks to the office staff we at Roosevelt have mimeographed tests, the daily bulletin, special bulletins, and records of our absences and tardinesses. 'LMay I help you?', is familiar address of one of above four young ladies when visitors or students venture into TRHS office. They are fl to rl: Evelyn Klein, stenographer-clerk, Shirley Robinette, attendance clerk, Dona Thompson, stenographer-clerk, and part-time student typist, Rae Dean Lynn. 22