Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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pp 'rm-: nn.x.cnl:s'r EVA OULMAN N Just a year ago Eva came to Rocse- velt to start her first anrl last voyage on the Good Ship Roosevelt. The three previous years were spent in Ann Arbor High. Her pleasing dis- position prevents her from saying unkind things about her friends. She has an interestine' personality which shines before those who know her Well. Eva is immaculate in ap- pearance. She is the tvpe who likes to have order everywhere. Her fav- orite hobbies are flancingf and sew- ing. We wish her the best of luck in evervthinq she unflertalfes and we are hoping' success will be hers. Sue Wilkins Activities: Tappan Jurxioi' Hivth School 1, Ann Arbor High School 2-3, Roosevelt Hifih School 4. ELSIE PENTLAND lt' one were to enter Elsie l'cnt- lanfl's room one vvoulcl ll'T1lWF'fll?1f0lV he attractefl by the manv oil paint- ings. charcoal sketches. and water colors which mlorn her Walls as nroot' ol' her creative aliilitv. 'llhev make licr room like a beautiful art gallery. Elsie was Fornierlv a. stuflent of the .Tohn D. Pierce school at Marquette, lVIichie'an. Sho inovecl to Ypsilanti in 1930, where she has since attend- efl Roosevelt Hioli School. She has tlisnlayerl a. rleen interest in inclus- trial arts. i'eaflin'Q'. anfl the social events of the school. Loretta Gale Mairsfaret Merritt Activities: John IW. Pierce High School llilamiielte 1, French Club 3, Industrial Arts fl.

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seas C. as 91055 CHARLES Nlilli-i Ont oi' those bashful short-pant days, Charles Neir or Charlie has grown to be a young' chap of charm. llis enchanting voice allures but his musical ability is not confined to the vocal. He enjoys instrumental work and participates in band and orches- tra. Not only in music, but also in dramatics he proved an imposing Iigurc. llc. too, donned the athletic garb and played well in baseball and bas- ketball. But Charles came into his own in the field of journalism. He wrote practically all the sports high- lights of this year. Helen Heimerdinger Activities: Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Latin Club 2-3, Orchestra 2-3, Cass Secr tarv 3. Band 2-3, Adam and Eva 3, Baseball 3-4, Scisruerof 3-4, Math Club 3-4, French Club 3, Boys' Chorus 4, A Cappela Ch'-ir 4, Perfect A'ibi 4, Rough Rider 4. JAMES N l'IWCOlVll5l'l Jimmie Newcombe is just dillcr- cnt. With his big blue eyes and his artistic temperament he attracts people, and then his mag'iieiis'n proves to be nl' that quality which holds them. Swimming, tennis, golf. and icc- skating' are likely to intrigue him, and books are a never-endinu' source ol' pleasure. Only he insists that he must have the luxury of juicy red apples within his reach when he sits down with his favorite author. His deep interest in music is re- vealed by his continued nieml-ership in the school choruses, his position as organist in a local church, and his organ composition appearing' in this Hillcrest. Joyce Seanians Activities: Wilmin,2'ton, Illinois 1, Boys' Chorus 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, gfziltin Club 2-3, French Club 3, Scisnerof

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SENIORS CATHERINE PITTMAN With the exception of her chief worry, which seems to be her freckles, Catherine is ol' a happy na- ture and has a personality that wins her many friends. 1 I Having traveled qulte a bit her- sell' and knowing the many trials ol traveling, she hopes to aid others aiilicted with wanderlufst. Thus she expccts to finfl her vocation m a rec- ognized travel bureau. During her high school career she has taken an active part Ill mterclass sports and music. She is a real Join- er, being' a member of nearly every club in the school. ln the Senior l'lay she was a leading lady. Madge Bird Activities: Girl Scouts 1-2-3, Gir's' Athletics 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4. Giius' Chorus 1-3-4, G. A. A. Council 1, Circulus lntimus 1-2, Student Council 1-2, Scisnerof 2-3-4, French Club 3, Masque Club 3-4, Math Club 3-4, Per- fect A'ibi 4, Sodalitas Latina iM. S. N. CJ 4, Rough Rider 4, A Cappella Choir 4. EDNA MARY POE Miss Edna Mary Poe is an elusive individualg you seem to know her. yet you know her not. She moves among' the crowd, making keen men- tal observations, yet Saying little. Occasionally she is moved to an out- burst which silences the sprightly company. Then it is that her tongrne, as il' loosed. reveals the thought processes which precede he-r excur- sions into the realm of poetry and prose expression. And after this insight into a region behind a pair of dark eyes one be- comes aware oi' a distinctly pleasing' personality. One sees long' black curls, a small face with sharply de- fined features, and one is aware that one would like to know her better. Maxine Satlell Activities: Girl Scouts 1, Mixed Chor- us 1-2-3.