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

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The Clan of1950 Roofeoelt High School Kemg Ohio Recorely this yeariv M emorief in the RGUGH RIDER Clam Motto: By oar emrts we hope to rife Class Flower: Raving Beauty Roxe Clays Colory: Crimfon and Gray SUE EDEN, Editor MARGIE MYERS, Bufineu Manager JOHN CARSON, Advertixing Manager

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offewom' At the half-way point of the Twentieth Century, we, the Rough Rider staff, have tried to capture the spirit of earnestness in work and play prevailing in our high school as it really was. During our four years of school life, we lived through one of the most critical periods in the history of the United States. With constant efforts being made to insure the security of our future from the forces of oppression and evil threatening our way of living, we hope that the experience gained through being educated in a country founded on democratic ideals will make us worthwhile citizens capable of strongly resisting these dangers to our democracy. It is our hope that in future years, when you leaf through your '50 Annual, you will recall vividly the memories of your school days. We have endeavored to present to you highlights from your daily lives that you may relive them in the years to come. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Allen Oakum, our yearbook advisor, for enduring us this past year. We know that many times he was almost driven to distraction by our antics, and we'd like him to know that we really appreciate his patience. To the Commercial Press and especially Bill Schraegle, we would like to extend our gratitude for their hours of labor spent in planning and working with the editor and the photography staff, and in translating our somewhat questionable copy. For their untiring efforts and hard work, we express our deepest thanks. PREVIEW OF 1950 ROUGH RIDER In organizing the 1950 yearbook, we divided it into nine sections, each preceded by a symbolic division page. A theme of caricatures emphasizing facial expression was used depicting the various departments which they represented. The following are the main divisions into which the book is divided: Dedication, Highlights of 1950, Senior Class, Under Classes, Sports, Alma Mater, Faculty, Activities, and Advertising.