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

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For ROOSEVELT, We Will Give Of Our Best For the cause of the blue and the white. This song exemplifies the spirit of Roosevelt students . when we are learn- ing, competing, preparing. W e give to Roosevelt the best we have to offer, whether it be in sports, academics, or student life. For Roosevelt, we strive for excellence in athletics, for the betterment of the community, and for the attainment of our goals. IV hen we give of ourselves in sendee to Roosevelt, we find personal satisfaction. W e serve Roosevelt by backing our team, by co-operating with our student council, by displaying willingness in the classroom. We aid our community by undertaking such projects as the Bundle Drive, the March of Dimes Bread Sale, and the United Campaign.

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Activities Involve Students in School School life is a vast machine, channel- l ing off into various activities and or- ganizations, each playing an integral part in producing an indescribable feel- ing of well-being. Organizations relating to athletics, scholastics, community, and school all help to correlate the talents, emotions, and minds of the students. In a school such as Roosevelt which boasts a large student body, the various organizations provide an important outlet to the indi- vidual talents of the students. In a full-fledged effort to unify the stu- dents and the school, teachers, advisors, and students plan, organize, and produce, exemplifying the genuine spirit which has been an asset for over four decades. BeautifvinK Roosevelt s campus, members of (iirPs CJuh School Beautiful committee plant flower . The jfirlj are Jan Park, Susie Hiersteiner and Toni Lamp. Precision lines are an important part of the Roosevelt marching han l as members ?ive a half-time performance at a football game.