Roosevelt High School - Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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-The Footpath To Peace- O be glad of life, because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the starsg-to be satisfied with your possessions but not contented with yourself until you have made the best of themg-to despise nothing in the world except falsehood and mean- ness, and to tear nothing except cowardiceg-to be governed by your admirations rather than by your disgustsg-to covet nothing that is your neighbor's except his kindness of heart and gentle- ness ot mannerg-to think seldom of your enemies and often of your friends and everyday ot Christg- and to spend as much time as you can with body and spirit, in God's out-ot-doors-these are little guide posts on the footpath ot peace- -Henry Van Dyke.

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We Dedicate This Boolc to Cur Parents! I We, the Class of l934, respectfully dedicate this, the fifth edition of the Roosevelt High School Round-Up, to our parents. l With a spirit of gratitude and apprecia- tion, we honor them in this way, realizing that through years of chaos and economic distress, they have sacrificed so that we might enjoy these high school days.

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In These Pages Title Page .,... . Roosevelt School . , . . We Dedicate .....,.. , The Pathway to Peace ....,,....... On These Pagesglntroducing the Editors ..,......,..,.,....... Students Who Have Won Distinctive Honor ...... . . Presenting Panoramic Glimpses of Busy Days by lrene Harvin ....... Playing! Working! Meeting! by LuCillG Naleway and by Irene Harvin, , , . , Swinging Into Step With Enthusiastic Leaders by Geraldine Kenzie ,..... Passing Pigskinsl GraDDllnQl An Am' letic Review by Harry Bush ....,. Rapid Playing! Quick Shifting! Kicking! Plungingl Passingl by Norean MorrlS and Harry Bush ...,..,......,. The Class ot l935. .. -J- The Class ot i936 ............,... Gazing Down Highroad, l933-l93-4, by Camille Daniels .....,,,..... Familiar Faces! Familiar Places! ...... A Departmental Directory ..,... We Are The Seniors of i934 ......, Senior, Heres a Rhyme for You, by Lucille Naleway ... ,,..... i--4 Compiling Contributions from Aspiring Student Authors ,......,.,.,.. Conglomerating Persons, Places and Things, by Helen Korak ....,.... Spotlighting the Pathway .... . , . When We Were Young. . . . . , Introducing The Round-Up Editors, Artists and Managers l The Roosevelt Publication Committee appointed lrene Harvin and Helen Korak co-editors for this edition ot the Round-Up. These girls have both done outstanding work in Journalism and were valuable members ot the Rough Writer Staff, W Other Seniors, who had unusual journalistic ability were elected to the Staff. Lucille Naleway assistant editor, Geraldine Kenzie, Susanne Dalton, Roena Richeson, Harry Bush and Norean Morris composed the Editorial Statt. l Three talented art students have contributed to this issue. John Zelencik, a senior, Andrew Mancos, a junior, and Sebastian Paratore, a junior, art editors, designed and cut the woodblocks in this book. The pen-and-ink sketch ot the Magoun Avenue entrance found in page tour was made in Charles Miller's Drafting Class. I Paul Haburay conducted the business manage- ment tor this book and Ray Gunderson was in charge ot the circulation. Their assistants were Norman Passmore, Peter Kasper, and Stanley Bocknowski. ll From the typing department the Round-Up Staff received three expertly trained typists, Helen Zolkos, typing editor, and her assistants, Mildred Gauder, and Andrew Bogus. l The Round-Up Statt takes this opportunity to thank the sponsors, George Anderson, Business Adviser, Miss Mabl Fitield, Art Adviser, and Miss Jane Reitel, General Sponsor tor the assistance which they have given in preparing this book for publication. U Staff members wish to express appreciation to the people of East Chicago who have advertised on these pages. Page Six