Roosevelt High School - Rooseveltian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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MISS EUNICE CUMBO Accdemuc MRS EUNICE HOBBS Academuc MR JAMES BAKER Sclence MRS CLOTINE MITCHELL Acodemuc Page Erghhon MRS RUTH G HOYLE Accdemuc MR LOUIS HUGHES Academic MR ALFREDL BECKMAN Sceence FAC U LTY An acre of performance IS worth the whole land of promlse MISS ROSEMARIE DUNCAN Scnence M' FRANK fll'0TT Mn uoasnr cnowe B'oIo9Y Science Maihemuhcs MR ROGER E RANDALL Chemlshy MR MONTAGUE OLIVER Baology ,ix A . CC ' l ' 33 I A H ff an I , b I

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Cur Principal's Letter My dear SSDIOTS I congratulate you upon your Cucce Qful completlon of our four year hlgh school courie 'Xour achleyement merlts hlgh commendatlon Xou have to a Qatlsfactory extent developed the lntellectual power and cultural appreclatlon so necessary for effectlxe llylng There 19 however one more phase of learning that IS yltally necea sary for your Quccees and happmess lt IS the cultxvatlon of an Educated Heart The Educated Heart IQ a prlcelese pooseaalon that meures respect for human personalltv SGDSIIIVIIX to Soclal values and recogmtxon of moral worth The Fdu cated Heart CllSCI'lIT1lI13t6S correctly between rlght and wrong It dxllgently cleave to the one and steadfastlv eschews the other It dlstlngulshes between genume hap plness of lastlng yalue and lmprudent behavror whlch may lead to dlshonor The Educated Heart rlgorouqly ayords the perlls ot pleasure at any prlce It wleely 'il.llJ9fltUt6Q for auch an llluslon an actlve enthuqlasm for wholesome worth whlle enjoyment He who poeaeesea an educated heart possesses a profound falth 1n God and a SIIICQIG love for that whlch IQ beautxful noble and true You must use your developed powers to augment the vlrtuous lorcee Qeelclng a better world As you go forth from our school I extend to you my heartleot Congratulatlonc for your mtellectual achlevements Ican awure you of our contlnulng concern for your future Most certainly I hope for you the aapxratlon capaclty and opportunlty whlch may lead to succees and happlneaa But over and aboye all I covet for you an Educated Heart for w1thout It llfe becomes a meamngleev. Jumble Moet imcerely yours Q Eu . ' . I . , Q , ' . . ' V. , . V . . . , . . . . . , . . I ' n I I 1 y 1 v , . . . 7 . Y. . . . 7. V - . . , , . . . 1 y v 1 . - A . I . x I I I 1 . . 1 1 n .I V , . .1 Y' 4 ' .I ' I . J ' . 'Lu . l A1 5 v Q v I I S . A S . V . . Y . Y . , L 5 1, L 4 n A i . S , ' ' ' y v 11 1 1 1 ' I . . , . . c I , I I L L Y . I . ' . . V . . , . , v I u v 1 w u 1 I v u v N . . . .. . , , Y , , . .. , I 1 . . . , X ' 0 Page Seve leen

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VOWELS, DIPTHONG, DIGRAPHS, OR BLENDS? 5 4' Mus. CATHERINE c. MR. JQHN D. SMITH MR. Louis MALLARD cooxe Phyflwl Edvwhvn Physical Educafion Physical Education R, JAMES DOWDELL MRS. ELAINE H. COOKE MR. LEONARD DOUGLAS M . Ed . Physical Educaiion Physical Educaiion Phymwl uwho 4 ' i MRS, CASTELLANE KING Physical Educaiion MR. J. DONALD LEEK Physical Education Page Nineleen