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

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THEME A hesitant sophomore gazes uncertainly at Roosevelt High Schoolg on Punchbowl a couple contemplates a sprawling Honolulug two Ameri- cans face a cartographer as he studies a map of the western hemisphereg the panorama of the globe fills the eyes of wondering astronauts as they streak across the heavens. In each case the individuals ponder over a physical perspec- tive that broadens with every succeeding step. The individual experiences a similar metamor- phosis in his mental outlook of life. As the body grows, so does the mind in cogipzelwrhf sion, in logic, a 'V ' ment. l Parallel to thi :-1 . o ica nd psychol -r - i k ical expansion is e progress o each indivi o gs ' ual. As we grow 0 - ii . - . ..- -. H- 'J compasses the entir s here. Thr ugh its them I' Q on growth the 19 OUND P correlat 1 ,' ' cartographical expa si n with a student's lif . ,' 7 The many maps w ic appear in ascendin ,' levels of dimension s n y the velopment o jj the individual. With ea yea at Rooseve If the student progresse t ward tie completio Rx of his blueprint of life a d as raduation a ' proaches, the whole old o lens wide it f broad doors of fortun LP A vast treasure of p rtun ty aw t i eager, young explorer, a t e c mpas ' st ul : ment of purpose and dir ti n, gui . waf 1 to feats unmatched, ch lle ge unme and I frontiers uncrossed. 0 X i 0 2 T l ff? E X F i i JIM. exe d, X x w ss -s ' 5 1 I A di I ,Ag I

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AIJMINISIHAIIIIN noosevnr i-neu venom. r , E xn- A oo 4. Qs. , Q55 1, N Z5 gl 0 I 4, 'sin ,P- QA X The Roosevelt blueprint signifies the basis for higher social and academic growth. The ADMINISTRATION is the core of campus life and the origin of knowledge and experience. With funda- mentals they provide we begin our development in perspective. 5, it