Roosevelt High School - Round Up Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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03Cyv'Cs.vOQ'.2Cx.v'C Q'Cx.2Cx., CQ'CSCQ''CiDCxpCCDCx.,'f0C3Cx.f CN.,'fO3C',2 C?E3Cx.7Cx.v'Cs.vO3Cx.f''CN2Cy2f?3Cs.f''CQ''C7'O2OCDC1.2CwtOCO'CDCpfC3 Since the habits we form and the friends we acquire in high school remain With us all through our adult life, it makes us feel particularly happy to have others call the Theodore Roosevelt High School, the Friendly School. When, as graduates, you go out to broader Helds of activity and service, may you exemp- lify the principles of friendship that you have learned and practiced in your years in this High School, and thus spread the feeling of true friendship throughout all the world. BESSIE FRANKLIN REAVES, Girls' Vice-Principal. Friendship is a beautiful and satisfy- ing fellowship. lt is of value for what there is in it, not for what can be ob- tained from it. It involves the power of forgetting one's own self and appre- ciating that which is noble and loving in another. It has for its basis con- fidence and integrity. lt is a plant of slow growth, but when it is once sown and nurtured in a 'Worthy soul, it be- comes sturdy and enduring. The young man or young woman who, during his or her stay at Roose- velt, has made one true and worthy friend has not spent the time there in vain, for the maturing of genuine friend- ship is the best token we have of a man's success in life. ORREL L. GRAHAM, Boys' Vice-Principal.