Roosevelt High School - Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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The June Class of 1942 Leaders of today and tomorrow In the words of one of our advisors, The present 4A class officers, as a group, possess those desirable qualities which We consider characteristic of the finest type of American youth, qualities which I am sure are admired by every boy and girl in their group, and which I am cer- tain are respected by every member of the faculty. C. ffl lj Iulian Marlqels, class president, With his straightforward sin- cerity, his real ability, and his Willingness to help has inter- preted the standards and ideal of his class, and has made every effort to put them into practice. Vice-president Shirley Kahn's personal dignity and sincerity have contributed much to her success in working out the various projects of interest to the group. Between them, Sally Dunham and George Soter, secretary and treasurer, respectively, have combined the charm, gracious- ness, and humor so characteristic of their group and so essential to a smoothly running organization. These officers, one and all, have the gratitude and apprecia- tion of their classmates whom they so adequately represent and Whose personalities they so truly reflect.