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

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MAURICE RUSSELL President RAMSAY SANDELIN Vice-President Secretary I OHN BELLINGER Treasurer MRS. TINKER J UN IOIl CLASS Leading the class of '41 through a very memorable year, Maurice Russell, presidentg Ramsay Sandelin, vice-presidentg Ioan Simms, secretary: and john Bellinger, treasurer, took an active interest in the welfare of the school and were responsible for many improvements. Much publicity was gained for Ro-osevelt by the Sadie Hawkins, or boy- ask-girl theme of the junior barn dance. The dance, given February 17 on the patio, was the most financially successful one in the school's history. Robert Chuck, as student body secretary, did a fine job with the duties of this position. juniors did nobly in sports. Michael Topolinski, guard, was the only all-star on the football team, while Richard Glmos, john Bellinger, Maurice Russell, and Thomas Unger played prominent positions. The cast of Ceiling Zero included Thomas Unger, who turned in an excel- lent performance as lake Lee, one of the principal characters in the play. Betty Dexter, Norman Ives, Francis Dowd, Robert Nelling and Kimble Amick did well in supporting roles. The last but, in the opinion of many, the most important activity of the year was the junior picnic held in March at Kailua. Although it rained constantly, baseball, volleyball and swimming continued, and after dinner many of the students danced. In these few words the major activities of the junior class, under the advisership of Mrs. Mary Tinker, are summed up. Whatever else they may do the class of 'Ill will never forget their junior year at Roosevelt. Adviser Class Career