Roosevelt High School - Rough Rider Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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LILLIAN M. DAVIS Kent State University Western Reserve University, B. S. MAUDE HASTINGS Muskingum, B.A. Ohio State University, M.A. LILLIAN lVI. DAVIS - teaches English to sophomores and juniors. After hours she finds time to read, cook and sew. She takes an active interest in the Hannah Guild of the lVIethodist Church, is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma. MAUDE HASTINGS -- untangles the mathematical problems of students. She calls Cedarville, Ohio, home, likes best to spend her leisure hours in reading and needle- vvork. She takes special interest in Delta Kappa Gamma. MARY WALKER - our very competent government and American history teacher. She likes nothing better than stage plays, browsing around in stores, and she loves dogs, especially her blond cocker Spaniel, Peter. DOROTHY PARSONS - teaches Spanish and English and sponsors the Spanish Club. She serves as co-sponsor of the Senior Class. She is an active member of D. A. R., A. A. U. VV., Delta Kappa Gamma and Delta Gamma So- rority. She derives great pleasure from playing the piano, studying genealogy and collecting bird fig- urines. MARY WALKER DOROTHY R. PARSONS Kent State University, B. S. Lake Erie College, B. A. Ohio State University, M.A. Western Reserve University, M.A. ,..f ' Q if rat

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DIRECTCRS To the Direclors . . . OUT heaftiest fhHHkS for Opening OUT 9y6S to the vast world of knowledge in literature, science, music and arlg for initiating us into the workings of our great governmentg and for helping ug to de- VQIOP H Spirit Of good 5P01'tSmaUShiP, H 591156 of responsibility, and the ability to get along with our fellow man. We commend you for giving unselfishly of your time and effort in helping us make our school activities all the fun and success that have made them so memorable and in helping us face with courage the years which lie ahead. The Class of '49 iff' rt 23, ESTHER ROBENSTINE - a '46 graduate of Roosevelt, she has held her position as secretary to the principal since that time. She is a sports enthusiast, loves swimming and ice skating. Also a musi- cian, she sings and plays the piano. A. J. SPANGLER - instructor in mechanical drawing, has com- pleted his second year in training new drivers. His spare time is occupied with his favorite hobby - mechanics. He is a family man, has two lively sons, David and Stephen. A. J. SPANGLER ESTHER ROBENSTINE Miami University, B. S. Roosevelt High School, I946 University of Akron, M. S. :fib- VK?

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MARGARET BERRY Mount Union College, A. B. M wi Western Reserve University Kent State University MRS. RICHARD KILBOURNE Mount Union College, B. A. tv ' I MAIlfiAltli'l' BICHRY f teaches eighth and ninth grade English. sponsors the National Honor Society 4 nxnc l devises money-making schemes for the Junior Class. Among her hobbies are reading, traveling and collecting antiques. She is a member of the Tri Delta Sorority, Delta Kappa Gamma and A. A. U. W. ltlI'I'li KIl.llOllltNlC -- teaches eighth grade history, world history, business law and sociology. She has spons cir' ed the Booster Club for two successful years. She is a member of the Tri Delta Sorority and Sorosis. Siu- enjoys reading, knitting, and looking after her family. NIABELLE APLEY H- combines In-r duties as Dean ol' Girls with teaching classes in home economics. Out of school she is busy bring- ing up her active daughter, Janet, planning an apartment and pursuing her hobbies - sewing and shopping. JOY STICARNS ee teacher in the home economics department, likes to collect and try new 1-4-ripes. Her home is in nearby Ravenna and her favorite hobby is traveling. MABELLE APLEY Kent State University, B. S. JOY STEARNS Kent State University, B. S.