Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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l THIRD TERM Not only vvere the third-termers musically inclined, but also well represented in the different sports about the school. Two members of the class, George O'Brien and Tom Tennant, played on the loot- ball team and received letters. Jack Schafer, Don Rees, Robert Patterson and Bill Lilcins played on the soccer team, and Leslie Peterson and l-larold Sarlcela were on the junior basketball team. ln the band, eight third-term boys held positions, and one in the orchestra, Gt the Roosevelt Wranglers tvvo were third-termers, Donna Maqvvood and LeClede Letors were awarded silver honor-point pins, SECOND TERM The second-term class showed its ambition by Winning the Progress Banner in the second six-vveels of the term. Betty Jane Van Vlerah was understudy for a leading part in the operetta. Several second-termers vvere represented in the band and the orchestra, and four of them vvere Roosevelt Wrariglers, l'rii1i' ll nriilx lliiii

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FIFTH TERM The Fifth-term class is one of the largest classes in Roosevelt. Almost every one of its members belongs to some organization in school, tvvo people being presidents ol different clubs. Eight members of the class, Stanley Anderson, Lyle Peiper, Charles Dellieux, Pete Erceg, Victor Steinteld, Ray Mchliece, Bob Struthers, Douglas Gray, and George Sabah played on the varsity loot- ball team. On the varsity basketball team, this class was represented by Stanley Anderson, Dick Ralls, Wayne and Charles Crawford, and Clyde Gunderson. l-lelen Rose and Jean Merrill received brass honor point pins. FOURTH TERM Although a small class, the fourth-termers have taken part in many school activities, being repre- sented in almost every organization in the school, Three members during the term held olhces among these organizations. The glee club, the band, and the orchestra, all had members from this class, ln football, lvan Amend received his letter, Several others hope to make good next term, The fourth-term girls' basketball team became the school champion, and three girls made all-star. Page 'l'ui'fily--lim

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FIRST TERM The First-termers were surprisingly active during the past term. Several girls held minor parts in the operetta. Almost half the members of the Freshman class engaged in extra-curricular activities, repre sented by the orchestra, the band, the glee club, or the school clubs. In athletics, the boys and girls each composed a basketball team. On the varsity soccer team, the freshmen were represented by l-loward Kenney. This freshman class promises to be an asset to Roosevelt l-ligh School. Bachman, Mildred Bouck, Georgia Bevans, Curtis Bixby, Barbara Blair, Jack Boskill, Elizabeth Brodahl, Norma Brooks, l-lubert Buchanan, John Buckles, Evelyn Chatterton, Lloyd Clark, Daniel Cole, Alice Cosentini, Adelin Days, June Denton, Laura Deuell, Vera Dresser, June Pirtit' 'lilwrilyfjcllzr Z lJLl SEVENTH TERM President ,..,........ Vice-President .... Secretary ,.,.... Treasurer. . . . Live Wires .... Erickson, Vernon Esson, Cavell Feight, Ruby Galloway, Violet Gray, Joe l-lahn, Catherine l-lastay, Millard l-laynie, Elnora l-loadley, Leota l-loskins, Evelyn l-lowden, Lilas l-lughes, Hazel l-lustolt, Sigurd Jellison, Tom Jones, Alfred Kehoe, Helen Kenney, Florence John Buchanan Otto Zach Elizabeth Boskill Adeline Cosentini Norma Brodahl, Marguerite Zink, Judith Tharp, Millard hlastay Learned, Grace Lund, Ethel Magnuson, Edwin Magwood, l-loward Marchins, Ann Martin, Robert May, Naida McGinnis, Betty Moore, Lillian Morgan, John Na Smythe, Elsie Navarre, Evelyn Nelson, lngvald Norene, Jewel Patton, Kenneth Pieiiler, Lincoln Pirrie, lrene Popejoy, Genevieve Pruitt, Rex Reynolds, Lee Richardson, Marjorie Schmalle, Donald Spoerli, Ruth Smith, Evelyn Smith, Margaret Tharp, Judith Thomas, La Norma Wagner, Fred Walton, Udella Williamson, Russell Wright, Margaret Yeager, Evelyn Zach, Otto Zink, Margaret