Roosevelt High School - Round Up Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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ABREU, AGNES MARIE Health Captain '37, '40, President Future Homemakers of Hawaii '37, Homeroom Secretary '38. ADACHI, I IRO lunior Scholastic Basketball '40: Championship Intramural Football Team '40, Track Manager '39, Intramural Sports '40. ALDRICH, PATRICIA Transferred from Coronado High School, Coronado, California, Sen- ior Assembly Committee '40 AMBLER, FRANK Ceiling Zero '40, Homeroom President '40. ANDERSEN, WILLIAM A. J Football 37 38 9 Band' ' sa 1 ,lf I 1 i Za.: A ' '39, Deputy '3 '38, BQ, Glee Ciub '40. rt I I A Q W as lt Xp t AWANA, FRED, IR. A Cappella Choir '38, '39, Home- room Vice-President '37, School Movie, Oahu, '39, Hawaii Calls '38, Hula Town '39. AZEVEDO, ELEANOR Senatus Romanus '39, '40. BANKS, PAUL Round-Up Staff '39, Business Man- ager '40, Green and Gold Hi-Y '39, '40, Intramural Football '40, Best Soldier '39, National Honor Society '40. ADAMS, CLYDE Club Forensic '40. AKANA, BETTY LOU Girls' Drill Corps '37, Girls' Glee Club '38, '39, A Cappella Choir '38, Senatus Romanus '39, Chinese Students' Alliance '39, Orchestra '40. ALSTON, GERALDINE - Drum Majorettes '39, '40, Basket- ball '37, '38, Volleyball '37, Girls' Drum Corps '37, '38, Girls' Rifle Team '38, ANDERSON, EDWARD Archery Club '40, Science Club '40. ANDRADE, PH1LoMENA Shorthand Club '40. ' AWANA, HELEN NAHALOA Deputy '37, '38, '39, Girls' Glee Club '38, Girls' Rifle Team '37, '38, '39, Girls' Basketball '40, Hawaii Calls '38, Hula Town '39, BAERTHLEIN, LILA IOYCE Transferred from lohn C. Fremont High School, Los Angeles, Cali- fornia. BARONE, LUCILLE Girls' Drill Team '39, Girls' Glee Club '39.

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Senior Class Seven years ago over three hundred seventh graders entered Roosevelt. They were the pride of the city's various elementary schools. At the tirne, they were not the pride of Roosevelt. Now, however, as graduating seniors, they are once more at the top of the ladder. Looking back over the years spent in ascending this ladder, we find trials and triumphs thickly scattered along the Way. This last year, in particular, has been outstanding. So now, as is the custom at this time and in this place, we will enumerate some of the accomplishments of seniors during the past year. First of all the ROUGH RIDER, edited by seniors and with seniors composing a majority of the staff, carne out on schedule the first Friday of school. Dolly- jane Grune was editor the first semester, and Caroline Dizon, the second. Whirling round and round in caged-squirrel-like activity, the entire student body cheered the senior skating party. Plenty of spills and thrills made the civic auditorium a popular place that night. Most of the cast members of Ceiling Zero Were seniors, and a brilliant per- formance Was given. At Camp Harold Erdman, on May 29, the senior picnic was a roaring suc- cess. It was worth waiting a year for. With all the events that go to make graduation unforgettable, class day, baccalaureate, and graduation itself, the senior's cup was full. At the gradua- tion dance, held at Waialae, the cup overflowed. President Ford King, vice-president Barbara Bown, secretary Gladys Pes- tana, and treasurer August Yee all fulfilled their duties with a vengeance. Mrs. Helen Carter, adviser, has the aloha of the entire class. J' s Ford King Barbara Bown Gladys Pestana August Yee Mrs Carter President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser

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N Wir National, I-loner society '39, '40, I , L,. BARTON, SAMUEL VON Transferred from Franklin I-liqh School, Murrysville, Pennsylvania, Ceiling Zero '40. BICKHAM, FRANCES L. Orchestra '40, String Ensemble '39, Girls' Glee Club '40, y ,JOHN ROLAND , Ax,-'9'8'ana llieyuteriant '40, Orchestra 't '40, l-lorneroom Vice-President '40, Senqms Romanus '40, BORTHWICK, WILLIAM B. Swimming '38, Treasurer Spanish Club '38, President Senatus Roma- nus '38, Band '38, '39, Orchestra '38, '39, Chevrons Club '38, Forum Chairman '40, Track '40, Intra- mural Football '40. BQWN, BARBTARA LQLLISE ., . Clpsaybfice-President Govern- m ,f1Editor, RounQiUp Staff, '40, Or 'estrg '39, 240, A Cappella ,if oir '3 , Gifts' Glee ciub '39, A ,J Class Assembly Chairman '40, x,,,xL .- .- -. . 1 ..-,' ' u N- ' BRANCG, ALLEN ,F Band '38, '39, '40. BRILHANTE, GERALDINE Launcelot and Elaine '38, Girls' Rifle Team '38, BEERS, PATRICIA Transferred from Western High School, Washington, D.C., ROTC Sponsor '40. BLOMFIELD, MILDRED Senatus Romanus '39, Girls' Glee Club '40, Dispensary Helper '40, BOOTH, FRANCIS N. Chevrons Club '39, Tennis Team '40, Brass Hats Club '40, ROTC Lieutenant '40. BOTELI-IO, RICHARD Football '37, '38, '39, Baseball '38, Basketball '37, '38, '39, '407 Track '37, Red and Gold l-li-Y '40. BOWN, BETTY ANNE Swimming Team '37, '38, Nation- al Honor Society '39, '40: ROTC Sponsor '40, Drum Majorettes' Club '37, '38, '39, Horneroom Pres- ident '40, .Class Day Committee '40. BRAUN, WALTER R. Deputy '39, '40, Football '38, Track '38, '39, l-lomeroom Repre- sentative '40. BROWN, ELVA LOUISE BRITE, MARIE ELEANOR Girls' Glee Club '39, Girls' Rifle Team '39, A Cappella Choir '39, l-lomeroom Secretary '40, Archery Club '40, Girls' Drill,Team '38, Baccalaureate Committee '40. . QM X 5' fig, A Cappella Choir '38, '39, '40, Homeroom Secretary '40: ROTC Sponsor '40, Girls' Rifle Team '39. BRUNS, DAVID Senatus Romanus '40, Camera Club '40,