Roosevelt High School - Roundup Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1934 volume:

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Hp: :INF lQ.':'i,,v1, +Qf:l5ll'l.25.vllL33:ku?3E: mfnmill V f 7f1 ?' j ' fiifffw 'l'. s'.-fv :.1p:-AL-. .. 1.,..PL.u.L :Q.4.Isy::..f af nm- 1 5 ...Jie x .ff ...Tl -if-.F1..m. .4.'f-w+-!!.y,1 is.l'v1'i1Nrim--1.e.:1lQ We Dedlcate This Boolc to Gur Parentsl l We the Class of V934 respectfully dedicate thus th tutth edutlon of he Roosevelt l-hgh School Round Up to our parents l With a solrut ot oratltude and aoprecua tuon we honor them ln this way reallzlng that through years ot chaos and economuc clustress they have sacntsced so that we rnsght enjoy these hugh school days l l l I I , e t H I I I I The Footpath To Peace O be glad of lnfe because at gnves you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars to be satusfued with your possessions but not contented wuth yourself untul you haxe made the best of them to despise nothnng un the world except falsehood and mean ness and to fear nothung except cowarduce to be governed by your admuratnons rather than by neughbor s except has lqlndness of heart and gentle ness of manner to thunk seldom of your enemues and often of your friends and everyday of Chrust and to spend as much tame as you can wnth body and spurlt an Gods out of doors these are luttle guude posts on the footpath of peace Henry Van Dyke your disgustsg-to covet nothing that is your In These Pages Trtlc Ptgc Roosevelt School We Dedlcwtc The Pathway to Peace n These Pwgcs IYITVQKILILIHQ we Editors Students Who Have VVOH Drstrnctlvc Honor Presenting Pwnoramlc GIHYWDSCS Busy Days by Irene Harvln Playlng Workung Meetlng MLUUII1 Naleway and bv IVQHC I'I1VY'fW Swmgmg Info Step Wrth Enthusnstlc Leaders by Geraldlne Ken IC Pissing Psgsklns GVWDDIWIQ All AIP letlc Reylew by Harry Bush Raprd Playlng Qulck Shifting KICIUVWCJ Plungsng Pisslng by Norewn Morrls und Harry Bush The Class of l93D Thg Class of I936 Gazlng Down Hnghroad I933 I934 by Camnlle Danlels Famnlrar Faces Familiar Pla CS A Departmental Durectory We Are The Senlors of l93-I Sensor Heres a Rhyme for You I Lucrlle Nalewwy Cgmprlrng Contrlbutlons from Asp rlnq Student Authors Conglomerwtnng Persons Places and Thrngs by Helen Korak Spotlrghtrng the Pathway When We Were Young L Introducing The Round Up Editors, Arhsts and Managers I The Roosevelt Publucatuon Committee appointed Irene Harvnn and Helen Korak co edltors for thus edutuon of the Round Up These gurls have both done outstandlng work an Journalism and were valuable members of the Rough Wrtter Staff I Other Sensors who had unusual Iournallstnc abnlaty were elected to the Staff l.ucuIIe Naleway assnstant editor Geraldzne Kenzne Susanne Dalton Roena Rncheson Harry Bush and Norean Morrus composed the Edutorlal Staff I Three talented art students have contrrbuted to t rs Issue John Zelencrk a sen or Andrew Mancos a yunlor and Sebastuan Paratore a gunnor art edrtors deslgned and cut the woodblocks In thus book The pen and :nk sketch of the Magoun Avenue entrance found ln page four was made nn Charles Mlllers Draftung Class I Paul Haburay conducted the buslness manage ment for thus book and Ray Gunderson was In charge of the cnrculatuon Thenr assnstants were Norman Passmore Peter Kasper and Stanley Bocknowskn I From the typing department the Round Up Staff received three expertly tranned typtsts Helen Zolkos typung edltor and her asslstants Mnldred Gauder and Andrew Bogus I The Round Up Staff takes thus opportunuty to thank the sponsors George Anderson Buslness Advrser Mass Mabl Fufueld Art Advuser and Mass Jane Rerfel General Sponsor for the assistance whuch they have given In preparrng this book for publlcatlon I Staff members wish to express appreclatlon to the people of East Chicago who have advertlsed on these pages Page Sax . .,.... 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Students Who Have Won Dlstmctlve Honor I Students ot the Class ot l934 who have made the hughest scholas tlc records during their tour years tn Roosevelt Hugh School compose thus Sensor Honor Roll Names o thls honor roll ae llsted accordlng to scholastlc rank ln Slgrld Strncleland Camnlle Danuels Jeanette Castle Margaret McCrea Helen Korak Loulse Stuglltz Allce Marne Conn Roena Rlcheson Sophie Goldsteln Donald Wells John Kersnosky Mnldred Trtan Moses Balog Vlctor Fllosar Florence Olson Valedlctorlan Slgrld Strnckland Salutatoruan Camulle Danuels Pwqe Seven I Several years ago The Roosevelt Arnston Chapter ot the National Honor Soclety was organlzed In thus school Students who are outstanding an Character Scholarshup Leadershup and Servnce are elected to thas so lety Sensor members ot thus Jrganuzatton are Stcxc Adumcc Jcanertc Castle Allcc Mwrtc Conn Cwmlllc Dinlcls Ray Gunderson Dorothy Kirlovsky Hclcn Koruk John Kowalski Fred Mirshwll Mwrqwret McCre1 Florence Olson Norman Pwssnnore Poenu Pncheson Jullus Sinner Ju 11 Skutlsw Loulse S1 glt Slg cl Strlck arm M ldred Trtin Marx Vuda Donald Wells Paul Wleworw F rgncg Wflllmms I I I , n ' r V - ' ' ' - I I I . gh g' H Dorothy Karlovsky Gerry Gaurh-Qtr X 4 X l ' I . . l l l Z g rl ' lt wt I 4 F f ' l le N 1 . l l l I-lot September days Where were you all summer Dudnt Duck get fat Eught frfteen bell rungs The school hasnt changed a but Thus schedule ns all wrong wonder If I get to see Mr Myers Come on I have to get a book before the book store closes Sorry but we re all sold out and won t have any more I School goes along smoothly Dance I don t know what I II wear Don t forget your prac tice for the Froluc tonight do hope he learns that step for the s It Do you realuze that there were a thousand people at the Frolnc last nught Such crowds' Such fun' Wasn t It a great froluc' l I wash that hall monitor would stop asknng me for a pass Presenting Panoramic Glimpses of Busy Days a ways have one Walt or m t the loc er I-low dnd you get to the football game last night We walked all the way from the Harbor and It snt bad t Nervous breakdown Dad you plan your front page Wall you please hand In your news story You know the paper has to come out on Frlday The printer would Ilke to see the dummy Teacher may I put an ear at the bottom of doesn t look so bad l Now we re going to have a real Christmas Merry Chrustmas everybody III be seeing you In eleven days Dad you see those cute chuldren at the Chrrstmas party last nught Thelr eyes were dancing when they saw their dolls My toes were frozen by the 'fume I got to school Page E ght I' fu glad 0 I e hem e I g Qau a cha ce to lo 4 and to play Van Dyke A I A U ' ' f e a k . . . ' Ahbl I ' 'll wa ' a all ,,.. Are you going to the Tag Day this column ..,, Well, that paper ' ' ' .,.. I ' ' k' .... ' , ' ' ' ' .... I A , i 0 I us i ive! 71 YZ? Hd W'0fk by Irene I'Iarvln l I m so glad she sent me a cutuzen ship card e m d passed and now I know I II graduate My subjects thus semester aren t so dlttlcult are yours? Dad you know that I m In the Chl cago Chorus They nearly lett me at home yesterday when I was late tor the bus Save me a seat nn the bus I dont eel Ilke standing all the way l Arent you thrilled when you thunk how our team beat Washing ton ln that sectlonal l was weak from yelllng hope have a good time next year Those after school dances were en yoyed by everyone don t you thunk? Say It you hurry up my boy tend and I wll glve yo a r home after school Don t tor get to come to your concert prac tlce It you don t have a good ex Page Nlne cuse you wall get a demerut put my order In tor my sensor rung yesterday and they re ducky I Youd better reglster wath Muss Clark rt you want your skit to be In the Showdown Dont forget to make your candy for the Glrl Counsellor candy sale Have you all brought your candy Frne now we wall have a lot ot candy and more money Didnt the debators have a tune season I m sure that there wlll be so many rn re Out next ear Dooley Jr was such a cunnlng Int tle og l-las trucks were so clever The danclng gurls the showdown were beaututul I Senlor week centannly ns keeplng me busy I do hope I won t be nervous when they hand me my dnploma 1 e caucxt Q11 I ard! 1 l.mI71f ' .... W ll l' gla I ' ' - I I I If ll ' .... ' t A ' ' ' , , , . . . , I A , o y .,.. Mr, ' ..,. I I ' ' ' , d ...I ' ' . . 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If 1 0 flu, - Playlng' Meeting' Working' Grev Robed Carolers I Three hundred beautiful snngung volces Audrences hushed spellbound New uniforms for faurer sex and gray robes for the boys Roosevelt represented by twenty fave students it the ln and About Chicago Chorus Vesper Concert a suc cess Vocal Department has fune representatlves In Annual Showdown Harmony Queens I Dud you heir the gurls sextette s In ee club unlforms slngung for clubs cnvnc or ganlzatlons assemblles banquets o special programs taklng part n the showdown somethrng all sensor members of the glee club and choruses a pure to be T ey I g so well together Enchanting Ensembles I Small groups of students playing together dlllgent practice correct position sot notes wlthout piano accompanist strung en sembles students practucung to present special feature numbers at concerts and on speclal assembly programs beautuful muslc young artists future genluses Symphonic Strams I Stlencel Vuoluns trumpets trombones are raised to posntnon orchestra members watch the ds rectors raised batons' March' Seventy frve students dufflcult numbers played wrth ease s u dents playung ln and About Chucago Orchestra fine concert' We knew rt would be' Tootlng Along I Blarlng of trumpets the whnstllng of clarlnets beatung of drums Roosevelt marches down the fneld R formatuon an the center of the grad Iron I to Purpe and to W ue everybody srngnng Marshall the hugh stepplng drum mayor at the head Band Concert was a success Imhatmg New Governments I Drck Whrte nn charge r call mnnutes reports buslness Announcements of new government thrllls student body tickets and money glven away for best governmental plan submitted Mllton Muller lucky student So proud of the new offlce A new student gov ernment plan becomes a realaty A Bug Slster s Advlce I An honorary club doing many worthy projects to benefut the school Afternoon danclng classes Students express sincerest apprecuatlon Gtrls thnlled over their lnttle sus ers Bought Sllver Cup for the Health ueen this May school Dance evenlng enyoyed by all students Page Ten fomplrmenlx of Dr PV I lurk . . . O I I ' C ' ' . . . girl gl l . . . s ' , , . . h sn rush down the halls and practices for the Concert . , . ' ' ' . . . 1' - ' . . . Hal I ht . . ' ' . . . oll- . . . ' . . , . ' Q ' . . . All- by I Harvm and L Naleway Do You Have Pennies Today? I Tuesday Mornlng Students dug down lnto theur pockets Pennues go cllnk The Red Cross Club IS very proud of the book they recelved from Hungary whlch IS frlled wlth unusual drawlngs poetry handwork Jean Henry repre sented our school In Indnanapolls at the State Con ference Scholarshlp Character Service I Werent you thrllled when you were elected member Selllng candy at basketball games to ralse money for puns the lnttratton unto the socuety was a beautuful slght Settlng examples for other students to follow Honor Soclety Character Servlce Scholarshlp Leadershlp Dld They Have Fun? I Let s hang electrlc llghts for the Chrustmas tree Y s well dress the dolls ls Santa Claus ready the Edtta and C B C B s gave poy to fufty chtldren at the annual party you should have seen thelr happy faces A tea nn May for the mothers The Edltas energetlc Glrls We Dellver Thanksgrvrng Baskets I Dud you collect all the food? Lets get these Thanksgnvlng baskets nght now Are the commlttees for the Father and Son Banquet workung9 l m glad that was a success gtclan Offrcers make trlp to lnduanapolrs Con ventuon Boys entertaun Older Boys Con ference Versahle Boys' Clever Actors I Crazy Boys' Chrlstuan Brotherhood so they call themselves Always offerlng thetr servlces to dufferent protects beung carrued on un the school gales of laughter are heard CBCB pres nts thelr flrst show The Booby Hatch Wasnt the faculty stunt a scream? We ll never for g ut A bug success Dependable ln Sunshune or In Ram I 8 OO l2 30 3 30 l OO Patrolmen wearlng thelr belts and gleamlng badges stand on the corners through ram snow sleet they re always there We need them to and at basket ball games football games at track meets and wrestllng matches and tournaments Patrol boys certalnly serve the school Makrng Round Up I Photo schedules belnn drawn up for everyone ln the school asslgnments made lntenslve campalgn to sell books Rubber cement every where Sorry but that wont do Youll have to wrlte nt over Round Up Staff nn actlon No loaftng Page Eleven Complxmcntr of Sxpcdor r Yum Yum Candy Co . I O , . a . . . e ' . . . - V . A ' 'ri 1, The Hi-Y boys treated the town to Foxwell, the ma- ' . . . V I - et ' , . . ' . : , 1 , 1 , 2 , ' ' . l I I ll I- . . r, - - - Actlng' Debatlng' Deslgnlng' Nnmble Flngers Fly Over the Seams I The whnrr of machlnes Students ouece to gether varlous garments Single fnle of u dents as they awalt their turn for advlce Rlppnng punnung bastlng How proud we were of the flrst garments we made tn Sewnng Class' We Lrked Applesauce ' I Parents teachers friends packed In the audltorlum excited cast where s My W:g7 Last mlnute changes Get rld of that gum Curtavn rnsung expectant hush W at a handsome hero and wunsome heroine Oooh that perfectly terrnble vlllaln Marvelous acting And that s no Applesauce Let s Have Another Debate I Resolved That the Unuted States should adopt the essentlal features of the Brltlsh System of radlo control and operation Many nlghts of hard work as they prepare for the fray of the tourney Enter the County Conference Outstand :ng honors Congratulatnons Team lt s Party Tlme Agam' They re Sensors' I Um Gauly colored llghts festnve balloons happy go lucky crowd marvelous Grand March what fun Prng Pong In the lower corridor dellclous punch Theres a sponsor tapplng her foot to the rythm of the latest musnc receptuon llne Every body so cordlal and charmung What a Party' Ill Have Lemon Ple ' I So h ngry Oh that smells good Some of that please What a long Ilne Wnll I ever get to the tables? Theres the dl rector What a smlle these gurls surely can cook stop shovlng' Who took my fork? One of the best thungs about school Sketchmg' Posters' Deslgnlng' Scenery' I Walls covered wuth posters palntungs and deslgns Charcoallng water coloring daubnng In Ol s students sketchlng models posing Posters for the health contest? Well make them Wel proportuoned letterung Drawings from stlll lfe Llfellke flgures And overlooking all the beautiful mural A Nation Synchronuzed Page Twelve Complrmentx o Kramer Floral Shop . . . . I I I ' . . , 4 ' st - ' II I I I I I l U . . . b . A l 1 ll h .ll- I T . . V . ,y. - , . . , . . . . m . . . m . . . A ' , ' orchestra . . . annual Senior Party . . . Signal for ll I ' ,, U V, V D . . Q I . , . , f . . ,, . , Cooperahng' Wrlhng' Readmg' Blue Prlnts' Letterlng' Plans' I Students bending over large drawrng boards Slttlng on hugh stools Manipulating T Squares Maklng blue prints In the midget blue prrnt room Heads raise simultaneously as the teacher offers a helpful suggestuon lntncate patterns and plans drawn out on clean whnte paper a study nn draftlng We Do Enjoy Our Books' I Rows of reference books fnctnon non fuctlon Magaznnes an neat covers Teddy solemnly gazing down upon studnous puprls May I borrow your pencrI7 Where s volume twelve of the Encyclopaedia? books Library assistant arranging books and maga zunes What would we do wlthout the llbrary9 The Bug Celebrahon' I Friday October 3 Mrnstrels barkers World s Farr Moonlught Waltzers Everybody happy Halls thronged wuth per formers musucuans and mostly lust people House of Horrors Enchanted Kuddnes Gypsy Fortune Tellers Peppy Chorus In Sky Rude Revxew A dance floor packed wuth dancers A Century of Progress at Roosevelt Hngh The Paper Comes Out' Rough Writers' I Everybody busy cllck clnck goes the type lve found It Wheres my pencnl9 Type thus Have you frnushed that edltorIal9 proof readnng Afternoon students de llverlng papers fresh :nk The Rough Wnter Staff an actaon Sclenhhc Explorations' I So nnterestmg studying about radno telephone dynamos amazing experiments with oxygen carbon nutrogen fneld tnps studyxng the flora and fauna of thus regnon makung clouds out of chalk dust and water wnth the and of blcycle pumps hydrochlornc acld marble studying the laws of gravnty mvestlgatnng the mysternes of that most lllumlnatung subpect Sclence A Three Bell Warnlng I Clean whlte walls snow whnte lmens bottles of meducnne readnng the alphabet m eye examnnatnons Health posters What shall I do for thus cold un my head? Soak ll'Il'1 hot water conquermg Fruday afternoon nllnesses A smrlmg nurse rn starched whlte apron Clmnc Page Thnrteen fomplznuntl of Mn Namm fum cr . . . . C C l . ' ' . . . ' ' . . . Old H H V . , ,f . H H , - H . . , . . ' ' I ' . II- If T , , . . , . . V . H . I . - writer . . . How do you spell . . . Never mund , - H H , - H ll - ll . .ll I ' ' 4 ' I 'I ll! . . . . . . , - , , , I I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . ' ' on . . 4 ' ' . ll ,, - . l nu I 11111 pl IN IH With Cur I As we have journeyed down the pathway of the year students with outstanding ability for leadership have been chosen to take charge of the activities in school organiza tions Leaders in these school organiza tions develop responsibility a spirit of cooperation dependability an a friendly and understanding att: tude ln this memory book we are re cording the names of Roosevelt students who have been officers in the most prominent organizations in this school for the year i933 1934 I National Honor Society Alice Marie Conn President Louise Stiglitz Vice President Mil dred Trtan Secretary Treasurer I Girl Counsellors Jeanette Castle President Mary Vida Vice President Irene Harvun Secretary Lillian Chrapla Treas urer I Debaters Negative Team Louis Marcus James Addison George Seifert Affirmative Team Margaret McCrea Robert Silverman Eugene Fauber 1 'I Swinging lnto Step Enthusiastic Leadersl I Rough Writer Staff Page l Editor Irene l-larvin Page 2 Editor Camille Daniels Page 3 Editor Dick White Copy Editor Geraldine Kenzie Sports Editor Page 4 Harry Bush and Norman Passmore Make up Editor Roena Richeson Feature Editor Suzanne Dalton and Gerry Gauthier Business Manager Peter Kasper Circulation Manager Stanley Bochnowski and John l-laburay Typlsts Stanley Dubis and l-lelen Zolkos Exchange Manager Paul Haburay Press Man ager Walter Kaska Assistant Press Managers Frank Mosca Kenneth Wrllard and Frank Chruba I The l-ligh Stepping Drum Major led the band as it marched down the field The drum mayor is sym bolical of the type of student who becomes a leader in Roosevelt Musical Organizations Merit years of service ability leadership and cooperation are considered before officers are elected to conduct the activities of music organizations These students who have been measured by the definite rating scales of the music department have filled the leading positions in the music organizations this year Puge Fourteen l I ' ' , . , . . 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I I 1 To In' glad of lift' I71'CillUC il gi 'vi' 1 1 In' rfmnu' fu Ima' imrI In work cl 0 'lu Dykv. by Geraldine Kenzie I Concert Band Officers Fred Marshall Student Director Alice Marie Conn Student Director Rudolph Romanak President Alice Marie Conn Vice President Wil liam Ballas Librarian l-loward Cart wright Supply Manager Henry Pluclnski Assistant Supply Mana ger John Davis Business Manager I Student Coaches Concert Band Brenton Steck l-larry Bush Everett Booth Donald Davis James McMiIls Alice Marne Conn Clifford Misner Roena Richeson Leland Smith I Concert Orchestra George Szabo President Donald Wells Vice President Edna May Rucheson Librarian Helen Banas Librarian Clittord Musner Supply Secretary I Cadet Band Bert Seifert Manager Francis Woodbury Librarian Alice Amer man Librarian Norman Benedict Supply Officer Dean Fauber Sup ply Officer Edwin Duwar Merit Secretary Page Fifteen I Cadet Orchestra Ruth Allan President Lorraine Fisher Librarian Lowell Borroughs Assistant Librarian Elizabeth Marko Secretary I Beginners Band Bert Sendak Manager Jack Sul verman Merit Secretary Wilbur McCarthy Supply Manager Leon ard Clarke Supply Manager Bruno Nlewlnskl Librarian I Boys Glee Club John Davis President William Mclntyre Vice President Wilber Korn Librarian Richard Wind Librarian Norman Passmore Merit Point Secretary I Senior Mixed Chorus Fred Marshall President Richard Spero Librarian Marian Yates Li brarian Margaret Mc:Crea Merit Secretary I Senior Girls Glee Club Geraldine Kenzue President Mil dred Trtan Vice President Jeanette Castle Merit Point Secretary Mar garet Wilson Librarian Betty Schaleman Librarian lip I IDL , . I . ' ' ' . 1 1 1 1 - - - I 4 , S I I I , , . . . E . . , , 4 . , 1 1 F . , , 5 , , 1 1 F 1 1 , f . 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' I - 1 1 , . I I I I I I I I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . I I I 1 1 1 1 Otficerg Ray Gaczewski, Merit Wind, Vice Presidentg Thomas ' 1 1 - 1 1 . . , 1 1 1 F 1 F 1 1 1 1 .3 . . - . . In i I I I , I 1 1 1 1 . , . Flin lu' .ql'.11f uf life lm' I mm tl-1' rl'.zr1t'r to low .mi rv lm, -- lm Swmgnng Into Step With Our Enthuslastlc Leaders I Cadet Glee Club Carolyn Kerr Presudent Loss Smnth Vlce Presldent Martha Ann Duncan Llbrarlan Lacadna Clarke Lubrarlan Salama Przepolewsku Merit Secretary I Hn Y Club Carl Hoffman Presldent James Addlson Vlce President Bruno Rlccomlnl Secretary Howard Mor rls Treasurer Sam Kruzmns Ser geant at Arms IROA ub Louuse Stnglltz President Norean Morrzs Vuce President Muldred Trtan Secretary Treasurer BCB Harold Layer President Pau Haburay Vrce President Stanley Dubus Secretary Paul Cashman Treasurer I Student Councll Duck Whute President Peter Vuchlnas Vlce President Helen Johns Secretary I Junnor Red Cross Jane Golesc Presudent Florence Mack Vice President Elizabeth Pasevolu Secretary I Health Board Lounse Stlglntz Presldent Mar garet Wilson Vuce Presudent LeRoy McCrea Secretary I Patrol Boys Bull Kowalslu Captain Emo Ko wa sk: First Lneutenant Make Holyter Second Lneutenant IA G S A ArtClub John Jacuses Presudent Peter Jasls Vnce Presvdent Rudoph Runlqo Treasurer Conlee Wyatt Secretary I Cltamard Dramatic Club Margaret Sutwell President Florence Mack Vice President Jack Luttle Secretary I Edlta Club President Presudent Mlldred Trtan Secretary Treasurer Slgrnd Strlck and Jeanette Castle Vrce I Nature Study Club Presudent Lorraune Hottman Dorothy Dawson Vlce Presldent Bob Twyman Secretary Pwgc Saxtec I' f I o s v ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Q 1 1 1 ' 1 1 l ', ' ' Q ' l f T 1 1 1 ' . . . 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' n CJUHI finzurzlx u Hu lflmzrfx Plum 121.10 Swmgmg Into Step Wlth Our Enthuslastac Leaders I Junnor Dramatic Club Vuvran Personett Presrdent La Claudm Clarlce Vnce Presndent Phyllus l-langht Secretary I Semor Gurl Reserves Rose Klernan Presndent Pearl Manaugh Vlce Presudent Kathelyn Eastes Secretary Jean Spencer Treisurer I Press Club Clarence Vereb President Fran l-lu ata: Vlce Presudent John Senko Secretary Treasurer I Junlor Glrl Reserves Vnolet Tutan Presldent Margaret Pruznak Vuce Presrdent Helen Almason Secretary Josephlne Locaslo Treasurer I Boys Basketball Team Eddue Kumuegl Captann Steve Pruznak Manager I Cross Country Team Mu ton Mlller Captann oe Stachura Manager Page Scxcnteen C 1 1 I ll t cl 1 ill I Wrestling Team Matt Kasza Captaun Walter Czerwlnskn Captain John Senko Manager Peter Kasper Manager I Football Team Ray Gunderson Captain John Kucharskn Manager I Gnrls Basketball Team Loss Johnson Captaln Louise Strglntz Captain I Tennis Team John Ellus Captaun Russel Baron Manager I Swummlng Team Edna Mae Rueheson Captain I Junlor Class Offucers Peter Vuchlnas President Adam Macak Vlce President Ray llynuch Secretary Treasurer I Sophomore Class Offlcers Paul Cashman Presudent James Burke Vlce President Martha Daniels Secretary Treasurer . 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' ' 1 1 I . 1 , ls - 1 1 1 A ' ' ' 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . 1 A ' , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 T ' , . 1 1 , , J , , 1 - , ' - 1 s U71 ,MA Ll l ll JUN llll Cdl tlll mlllk 'lflt I A tlnge of Autumn IH the aur' Eager students hurrv to answer the flrst call for football candndates Suits are Issued' Grnduron men prac tuce new maneuvers' The season begms' I Beyond a doubt the l933 team was one of the greatest ln the has tory of Roosevelt Hugh School Only four of these teams ever crossed the goal lnne a record of whlch to be proud We made a total of llG ponnts our opponents totaled 3l points I Thus year s team was led by Cap tam Ray Gunderson quarterback who called the signals and showed qulck thlnklng In his cholce of plays Peter Oswego one of the best drop klckers an the reguon also played quarterback At the guards we had Steve Jagaduch Stanley Petropolns Jack Hupke and Adam Macak who did thesr part In break we had Cleo Dlehl and Eddle Rucun sk These boys were especually apt at snaggang passes At tackle we could always rely on John Gunay Delbert Hartlev John Rossman and Joe Lokanc For ball carrners we had the fullbacks Frank Patrick who was chosen on the All State Hugh School football team and Peter Hanes These boys were always good for a few yards when a fnrst touch down was needed Our half backs were Louis Seles Norman Passmore Edward l3akota and Frank Barlog I Our l933 34 basketball team was one of the fznest ever turned out In thus school Although the season S 'ldlpl I ID Passing Plgskmsl Grapplmgl Tossmg Balls' record displays a total of nlne wlns and elght losses lt us a well known fact that fnve of the enght defeats were by the small margin of not more than three points I The Rnders opened their season by defeatung Hammond Tech n very close game wlth the fnnal score 22 20 In the second game of the year we were defeated by Froebel l7 20 on the followvng night we defeated Thornton Fractlonal 46 l7 Valparanso took a thrlllung 20 Zl victory from the Rnders which was followed wlth a 26 24 victory over the Whltlng Ollers The Riders were turned back by Horace Mann Froebel Valparalso and Washington before starting theur flve game wln nlng streak an which they defeated such teams as Whutlng Emerson Horace Mann and Catholnc Central I Roosevelt lost the Cnty Cham puonshlp to Washington ll 34 and game We closed our schedule by trounclng the Hobart Brlckues 33 20 I It would not be falr to close the summary of the season wuthout mentnonung the boys who were re sponsuble for the envnable record In forwards were Cleo Diehl and Frank Patrick who made many needed points dur :ng the season At guard we had John Kowalski Eddue Kumuegl and Stanley Dubls who besudes belng the mann stays an the defense dld a lot to Improve the offense of the team At center we had Eddie Ruclnskx who always trled has best to bring the tnp off to Roosevelt basketball thus year A Pmgc Eughtccn u l I I I I I I A u ' i a I - . I . I . . . - . T ' ' fl ' - ll ' . A 1 I A . I I f . ' I I4 I A I . . , - - ' - , ' . - I mg up the 0pp0nent'5 line, Af end, also lost to l'l8fT1l'T'lOl'lCl In a return . . - I ' ll ' ' Il f. , 1 ' . l h ' . A - . 4 S - I . ' l I . . . I . . . I . , . H jwflc. f,'UHlPfUIIClIlf of lfrivzfrrzarx jcwcfcrl Reviewing tl1e Atlmletic Season by Harry Buslw I The Roosevelt Wrestling Team of l933 34 enjoyed the most unusual and outstanding season in the his tory of wrestling In our institution lts record for the season is indeed one of which we are proud Our team defeated the best mat teams in the entire region I The grapplers opened the season with the Washington Senators and emerged with a smashing 43 3 vnctorv this triumph automatically gave the Riders full title to the City Championship The team then traveled to Chicago where it en gaged the powerful Trlden Tech squad Here the Riders displayed the best form of the season and succeeded whrtewashing t 40 O however in the return match the Techmen displayed some hid den strength and succeeded tying the score This match was followed by a brilliant -ll 5 victory over South Bend I Our team then played hosts to angular meet which we won with ease the grapplers compiling a total of 82 points I The ambition of the team was fulfilled when it traveled to the An nual State Tournament held Bloomington Indiana and finished in a tie for first place Joe rxa James Sefton John Caunay and Wal ter Czerwinskr swept bv all the op position In their division and be came State Champions I This spectacular wrestling team consisted of James Sefton Joe Brxa Walter Czerwlnski John Ginay Page Nineteen Matt Kaszw barney Mnich Walter Dortlak Joe Lokanc Jack Hupke Peter Vuchrnas Anthony Zelenclk and John Kartz I The organization of Roosevelt Olympic Association dates back to the tall of i928 This association serves as a central Organization for girls athletics in the school I The sportheads elected by the members of the R OA regulate a point system through which awards are achieved I In September Coach Overpeck s girls started the athletic season with baseball tennis and hockey On November first basketball the queen of girls sports in Roosevelt brought ou for y girls w o were eager to make the varsitv and class teams I The varsity basketball team opened its season with a one point victory over the Alumni the final score was Zi Z0 This victory was followed with a two point victory over the Washington Senator ettes This vrctory qave the Roosevelt girls the City Champion ship I The Junior girls team was out standing in rnterclass competition Whenever the Riderettes met the Senatorettes the competition was exceedingly keen I Girls who won outstanding recog nation in basketball were Mary Mater Carrie Stasko Fern Kerr Margaret Brennock Katherine Gergely Carolyn Korak and Frances Rospond 'Continued on Dane 59' f If xi! jll ll l fi 1 lllllf pn lrI7e . J - . V Ll I A -- V - I V 1 - 1 , f - . , . . ' ' ll ll l . l I I ' - I , . . . I 4 I . , I . l lr'1 ' ' l . ' . T l' ll - I I h - A E in ' . 1 l-lammond and Washington in a tri- - ff - I ' I 11 - - C , . . ' . - in 11 4 11 ' ' ' ' ' 11 11 - 4 . . I . A 3 , ' . 1 1 - ' ' f , T - A . . ' V1 ' 1 I 1 I I 1 A 1 - 1 1 J 'ov lmri K rv V. . . fwv 1 0 l.Vf'-- 'JY 3k Rapid Playing' Quick Shifting' Kncklrg' Plunglng' Passmg' I A curious crowd at the openung game ye leaders wave hands footballs full the anr excnted officials blow whistles the Forelgn Legton kicks off' fnnal score R H S 26 C C H S O Riders open conference season with Golden Tornado a powerhouse attack ult R H S S scene shtfts to Hammond Wlldcats present stubborn de fense Outcome 7 7 the season advances Horsemen and Blue Devuls snowed under 3l O and Zl O respectnvely Ruders meet Onlers fourth quarter fufteen seconds left a long forward pass nt good' flnal score R H S 6 W H S 6 Ruders meet Senators Cnty Champlonshup at stake Senators present powerful offense well we cant wnn them all fnnal score Roosevelt O Wash lngton l2 Drubbllng' Makmg Baskets' I A thundenng nouse us heard nn the corrrdors the very walls vtbrate and tremble dust rlses questnontng anr what us thus strange phenomena? no not an earthquake but our own Rough Ruder basketball team takung nts flrst workout on the old gym floor An unusually heavy season wuth nrne vuctorles and nnne defeats we are winners of the consolatlon dnvusuon of the Holuday Tourney defeat Wash ungton an flrst game of Annual Sectional Tournament however defeated by Hammond Tech un semi funals Roosevelt s total score 382 Oppo nents total 360 schedule concluded wuth tre mendous success support of students and fans extraordlnary a hard worklng hard fxghtnng basketball team Runmng' Racmg' Cheermg' I The nonse of the announcer rs heard callnng the next event the excvted partncnpants dug their toes Into the earth they crouch as the tlmer ranses has pustol the crowd yells wnth exclte ment as the gun us fared the thunly clads try hard to get out In front at last the wunnel breaks the tape another event ns closed Yea' Purple' Yea' Whute' I Rah' Rah' Rah' T E A M frenzled yell leaders appeal to crowds for an nncrease In volume parched throats struve to please mega phones are thrown around as flrst one and then the other announces a new yell each passlng unc: dent callnng a varled assortment of cheers hundreds of fans and students yellung together nstullung pep and courage unto those Rlders Page Twenty COIHPIIIIIQHU of ll uconym luntber and Coal C0 ' ' , . . 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' . . 5 excited students glance at each other with a i h V y V Y! . . . by H Bush and N Morrus Sound Grappllng' Strong Holds' I Sturdy forms well developed muscles meet grapplung rollung over and over on a whute flannel covered mat each gladuator seekung an advantageous hold tryung vaunly to get that fall or decusuon the crowd cheers as furst one and then the other gauns the lead A hard rudung Roosevelt mat team completes the most successful season un hustory of Roosevelt grap plung decusuve vuctorues over Hammond Wash ungton South Bend and Tulden furst place un the truangular meet un school tue for furst State wunners of the conference meet only a few of many vuctorues compuled by these wrestlers secret of success never guve up Cuty Champuons Conference Charnpuons State Champuons Swlmmung' Hlkung' Skating' I A sport for every gurl and a gurl for every sport motto of Roosevelts energetuc Olympuc Assocuatuon better known as the ROA thus club promotes hockey track tennus baseball basket ball speedball swummung skatung dancung bowlung bucyclung hukung horseshoeung and golf durung the by a sporthead elected by the club members truly an athletuc program that proved very unterestung to many gurls un the school A gurls of the club followed a group of well planned traunung rules a pount system was also unaugurated to aud the gurls un earnung theur awards many gurls took advantage of thus fune athletuc program by comung out to support the varuous teams Excutement' Crosscounfry Runs' I One more round breath comes un huge gasps second mulestone almost at end one more to go slowly oh' so slowly the fun ushung mark comes to vuew At last ends successful cross country run two and one half mule dustance splendud season enuoyed by harruers gave all they had at all tumes Speedy Serves' Flashung Flannels' I Fuve love Thurty love Forty love a desperate tennus player on a sunny court trues to procure hus furst pount he smashes and druves the ball unto the opposute court Ruder Team ends season wuth thurd place un con ference competutuon the Cuty Champuonshup defeats powerful team from Whutung Horace Mann Hammond Washungton and Emerson Page Twenty one C,omplmucuut5 0 Axdffdll and Thompson . l I ' ' . 4 , a ' in ,, . U, I I I I A course of the school year . . . each sport was guided ll ' , ' ' ' . . . . . .so ll - ll ' ' ' ' , , I PILTLJRE ONL Iwap Ron Kl11l0IOL 5LSP1I1SlxI Yolcoyulm Sczary Belzeslcl Liss Smntlm Pftlr Ron S1pxt1 W1rgo Slampyalc S1r1gotovl1lc Sypulslu Selfert Dm Fourllr Row Kw1sny L1ngow1 Wfojdyla V1le-ntmc Qhxeld Slmlaes Reeder Wells Mxsner flnrd Ron Kom1r M1c1l1 Wron1 Wlerbnnskl Rogus Nltlntyre lVl1Crt-1 SllWCl'l11'lI1 Stachura Serond Ron Wlekllnskl Sulnz fylmley Wood burn Ryder Krxss Klotzbucher I'1VffRf7ll S l1w1l's Slum Sutlcowslcl Tote Komlc Sloss Sclnlemm Klernm Spencer -PICTURE Two-lop Run lkruzmm llll lILlC Bolnrx D111 Cartwrnglmt Belzeslcn Broton Firm D1nlcon1cl'm lwllv Ron Barney Brewster Krup1 B1rlog Brown Furm1n Fwber Hoffmun 1'ourlh Row Vu1l1m1s Smrlrlc Bul11l1 fnlc Bruton Korn Buckley Bujwnt llvzrd Ron Drozd1 C1rroll Berlcowlcz Baron Czopl1 f'holew1 B1bco1k Csczxon Cartz Second Row B1um B1rron D Davls Addison E Davis Bues f'1rlson Bonlcowslcr K1H1lHSLl Forlmsdx Dollnar l'1rxlRoW Bush Demlnowxcz jenn Burgett mn Burgett Brennoclc Aclamec Chrapli Bunbrxdge Amerman To be governed by your admxra Irons rather than by your dugurts Van Dyke Class of 1935 I Plc luke THRU. lop Kon Dzudnlc MLLFE1 Vuclums Dll1d0WlCL Hodor Hodwl usnnc lztlv Rau K1CZlC1 Donohue Duuwr lxm1otel1 Dorx1l1 lVl11el1 l'ull11 Domb l1omsl11 Gombus fuzrtfv R1 n Hlll Hwrtlcy wruz Petsln Mmcos Fwulver Kohut Moldmslu Gzntz Fendos Illynlcll flvxra' Ron Lonsro Forney Loftus Mmcos Martxn 'Nl11 LVIFFIC Kru11cl1 lCI'1l1ONI1lx Mwtej Medley lVl1z1r S ond lkun Hinton lstcs Henry Kruuclx ldzllc Koznl Lisle Feldmom Kertls Dznclosz flrrt Ron G1rsl1l olmn son Kerr HoCl1l Kor1l1 lorn, Mxllcx Durutoe Nlarrus lNl1I'l'lllgl1 HTLRI ln Ifp Rylwulc Pllot Romin lo ll1 T Mysllxy Solberg Ohlstrom F Nlyslny Iwftlv Ron Norris Plusunslu Wfxlson Nlorrxs Smolen XVlllett Petro PODIQ Rncommx lrurtfr fwn lNox1l1 Pxotrouslxx St1sel1 S1l111l1 ODonncll OToolc X1r1dy llrml lmn Norris umn Pamtore OlVl1llcy Mrflc-ll1nd Petersen Pnsowxcz Qccmra' Ron Reese Nelson Nlyslny Swmlworslcx lVlul11 Nxezgodx Rosponcl Rym ROI'l11I'l'lle Le-sm1l1 fur! 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'. . , 4 , 4 4 , 4 . 4 . 4 . , . 4 . 4 4 , - . ,J 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 - 4 - T I- 1 H: d lv' ' 41 4 4 - bf' , , JOHN G ROSSMAN RUSSEL R MYERS Supermfendenr gf Schools Pruncupal Roosevelt Hugh School Gazung Down Huglmroad 1933 1934 I We pause on the footpath of the year nuneteen thurty three and nune teen thurty four to look backward and to vuew the road we have made and then to plunge on breakung the earth for the new roads that are to come We have been glad of lufe we have found the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars I Standung at the begunnung of the road we found one thousand three hundred and forty three students wautung for the uourney to begun Sux hundred and nunety seven were senuor hugh school students whule sux hundred and forty sux uunuor hugh school students were also wautung to travel down the same pathway I Late un September the senuor class unutuated the furst school Tag Day un order that students un school mught become acquaunted Every student wore a tag desugnatung hus name and class Tag dances for the Junuor and Senuor Hugh School were greatly enloyed by everyone I October came' We sughted the Froluc whuch was guven to benefut the General School Fund The Senuors obtauned permussuon from the Faculty to sponsor thus Froluc Roosevelt corrudors were changed unto a Worlds Faur Mudway Cen tury of Progress Concessuons fur nushed a gay evenlng to Frolsc guests I Musuc students crowded unto the Instrumental and vocal organuza tuons guvung them the largest en rollment the department has ever had Two hundred and seventy fuve students were enrolled un unstru mental organuzatuons Two hundred and suxty eught sungers made up the organuzatuons un the vocal depart ment These organuzatuons cooper ated un presentung the furst Chrust mas Vesper Concert on the Sunday before Chrustmas Musuc organuza tuons presented outstandung per formances for the Sprung Musuc Festuval The All Cutv Concert wuth Washungton Hugh School The Band Concert and the Thurd Annual Showdown I Roosevelt sent twenty three or chestra members and twenty four sungers to uoun other students un the Chucago area un makung up the ln and About Chucago Orchestra and Chorus These organuzatuons the chorus conducted by Robert Lee Osborn and the Orchestra con ducted by Wulluam Revellu per formed before the Natuonal Musuc Supervusors Conference un Chucago un Aprul I Sunce the school year was short ened ut was necessary to change the club hour from the advusory peruod to a peruod after school I spute of thus fact the Eduta Senuor l-lu Y C B C B Junuor l-lu Y Junuor Page Twenty four Complumenlf of Iumyer D Kennedy I I l Q - I - Il ' ll - - . , . ,, . . . ,, . . 1 - . 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F I - I I . , . . , I I - T I . . . .I ' I Earl H McKenzIe Mrs B E McQuald Joseph W Dunslng by CBITIIIIC DBDICIS GIrl Reserves SenIor GIrl Reserves JunIor DramatIc Club The CIta mard Club PrIntIng Club and Na ture Study Club survIved and have been carryIng on durIng the year These organIzatIons have served the school In many phIlanthropIc ways Honor clubs whIch organIzed were the NatIonal Honor SOCIGTY the Student CouncIl the Board of Health the JunIor Red Cross the GIrl Counselors the Boys Patrol and the A G S A I CVCBTIVE and artIstIc talents were QIVSH a chance for SXDYESSIOH In The ThIrd Annual Showdown In whIch all students In the school had an opportunIty to partIcIpate I Clever feature numbers ln Old MadrId The Toy Maker s Dream The Rangers The Kentucky HIllbIlIIes and numer ous orIgInaI skIts were used IH mak Ing up the dIvertIng program whIch was presented three tImes I The Student CouncIl an organI zatIon composed of representatIves from every SECTION IH school InItI ated plans for brIngIng a new type of student government to the school Through IfS efforts a con stItutIon for the Roosevelt student government organlzatlon was cre ated and adopted by the student body OffIcers to carry on the gov ernment next year were elected In May Page Twenty fIVe Complmxcntt of Dr 4 4 I' BOARD OF EDUCATION I Although the Interest and en thusIasm for DebatIng have never been outstandIng In Roosevelt thIs year Roosevelt Debators have done noteworthy work At the Lake County DebatIng Tournament In Hammond last March three mem bers of the team were hIghly corn mended by the CFITIC of the day J L CunnIngham of the North western UnIversIty Department of Speech I Students Interested In theatrIcal productIons presented several en Ioyable performances IncludIng the SenIor Play Conners Applesauce and Frankens Mr Dooley JunIor presented by the JunIors Many one act plays coached and managed by students were gIven durIng the year Three of the most entertaIn Ing of these were TrIfIes God WInks and ArIa Da Cappa I Class partIes after school dances noon dancIng classes and the all school dances proved to be very popular Wlfh the student body The Freshman Class Hop the Sopho more Party the JunIor PartIes and Prom and the SenIor PartIes and Prom were hIgh lIghts In Roosevelt s socIal year I EntertaInIng assembly programs were presented at Intervals durIng the year The C0urtshIp of MIles StandIsh presented at ThanksgIvIng lContInued on page 59l , -E.. - . -xr .' . - .- 1 . ,I 0 l 1 1 ' I - 1 1 - 1 1 , ' 1 1 1 ' ' I - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - I . . . . , I . , . 11 1 1 - 11 11 1 - - I I 11 11 11 11 - 1 1 - ' . . . ,, , . 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I . . lv . . . ,y of Departmental Directory' The Roosevelt Faculty I Engllsh Mass Mass Mass Mass Mlss RUSSELL R MYERS, Prlnclpal Department lsabelle Swatts Agnes Hawkuns Loulse Cotter Stacna Skrentny Mabel Fltleld Charles Tullls I Industrial Department Charles Muller Walter Bunker Clarence Maury Stanley E Brown Homer Rohm Frank K Ferguson I Mathematlc Department George Murphy Mrs Emma Henry Mass Daisy Shlelds Mlss Margaret Darragh Mass Zena Utterback Physical Education Department Cecnl Austin Benham Wulllams Mass Frances Overpeck Art Department Wllllam T Poage Muslc Department Luther Boroughs Herbert Preston Mlss Mary Lols Clark Clerlcal Department Mass Wilma Kennedy I Soclal Science Department George Anderson Mass Alleen Owen Msss Sara Mann Fred S Haynes Mass Annette Specter John P Fox Miss Violet Rosenthal I Science Department Harry Apostle Mlss Lllllan Cohen Mass Jane Reltel Ann Hudson Foreign Language Department Mrs Lenora Clark Mass Maurune Murphy Mlss Grendallne Marshall Home Economics Department Miss Ann Brazzlll Mass Ruth Nassau Commercial Department Wayne Dennis Mass Esther Carlos Health Department Dr Huge Vore Mrs John DeJong Llbrarlan Mass Erma Soltes Muss Ruth Larson Page Twenty seven L 7 Q - . 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I I . . . - . . 0,110 cms! vmtfung tfnzt if x 7lt'lx',717UI'vY vm-pr lvl kzmllrzvsv f luxut .mal gcrztlvrzcfv uf nzmm .nz We Are the Seniors I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS I Ray Gunderson BVGSIGGHT Cleo Dnehl Vlce Presndent Stanley Dubls Secretary Paul l-laburay Business Manager Color Purple and Silver I Six years ago we tramped along the new unfamlllar walk to Roose velt Hlgh School Wasn t that a thrullp We felt so bug The rooms and the desks seemed so large that we were nearly lost With Mass Lnlllan Cohen Miss Ruth l.ar son and Mass Maureen Murphy as our guldes we safely weathered all Junlor Hugh School years I We entered the freshmen class not as green as other freshmen were because we were acclnmated to the Rooseveltlan ways We now made ans for Our first freshman party We could hardly wlth hold he excatement waltnng untll after school Dorls Bates and Brenton Steck were the lucky wan ners Of the waltz contest I Although we were not an organ lzed freshman class our Sophomore c rm frra' nztlv y ur ru fv I I U I ll m 4 1 y 1 hav mad tlv fn I them l ax Dyke Flower Ta l lsman Rose year found us electing John Kowal sk: President l-larold Layer Vice Presldent and Stanley Dubls Secre tary Our Sophomore year was uneventful The fll of l932 found us Junror class fnlled with new enthu suasm new ambltuons and a new class splrlt We elected Ray Gun derson Presldent Cleo Dlehl Vnce Presrdent Stanley Dubls Secretary to conduct our actrvltles during thus year At the end of the year we were known as one of the most energetlc and undustrlous classes ln school I The most Important event of the Junior year was the presentation of Larry E Johnsons The Mummy and the Mumps directed by Mass Isabelle Swatts and Mlss Mabel Fl freld Members of the cast for the play were Donald Wells as Hector Pwge Twenty ought I . . - ,I . 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The Class of 1934 I SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS I George Anderson Muss Margaret Darragh Harry Apostle Muss Esther Carlos l2Al l2A2 l ZA3 IZA4 Motto Character us t e cornerstone ot success Duck Whute as Francus Brusco Harold Layer as Wulluam Laudlaw Rudolph Romanak as James Slannon John Rossman as Perkuns he Serutt Irene Harvun as Anna Hampton Jeanette Castle as Maude Mullen Norean Morrus as Dulcue Dumbell Dorothy Duxon as Agatha Laudlaw and Suzanne Dalton Phoebe Beebe I The play was a funancual success brungung over nunety dollars unto the Junuor exchequer Thus popular play was presented tour tumes be tore amused and apprecuatuve auduences I Although as Junuors we enjoyed several partues the Junuor Prom was the outstandung event ot the year I September l933 found us look ung upward to the end ot the road and graduatuon Through the per Page Twenty nu ne mussuon ot the Faculty the Class gave the Annual Froluc A percent age ot the proceeds was used to lunance the Round Up A hughlught ot the year was the presentatuon ot Applesauce wrutten by Barry OConners as the Annual Senuor Play The cast uncluded Mr Rob unson Harold Layer Mrs Robunson Geraldune Kenzue Hazel Robunson Muldred Trtan Bll McAlluster Ruchard Whute Rollo Jenkuns George Pruest Matt McAlluster Donald Wells and Mrs Baldwun Dorothy Karlovsky I Durung the last weeks ot school partues dances and pucnucs were guven to honor the Senuors I We are Iookung forward to Class Day Baccalaureate and Commence ment senuor events whuch wull Cul munate our hugh school careers u tl: lxu n ' h , l 1 A ' I . 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I Class of 1934 l Suzanne Bunk ROA Basketball Squad Gsrl Shop Pep Club Sensor Gsrls Reserve Frank Blazevsch Drattsng Vsce Pressdent Stanley Bochnowsku CBCB Student Councsl Rough Wrster Staff Bussness Manager Oratorscal Contes Andrew Bogus C B C B Student Councsl Comrnercsal Club Candy Bussness Manager Cashsers Club Everett L Booth Concert Band Corporal Concert Orchestra Masquenon Pressdent Msxed Chorus CBCB Dorothy Borycky R O A Sensor Gsrls Reserve Red Cross Pep Club Dramatsc Club Harry Bush Concert Orchestra Masquenon Band Concert Round Up Staff Sport Edstor Rough Wrster Statt Jeanette Castle Natsonal Honor Socsety Gsrl Counselors Pressd nt Edsta Gsrls Glee Club Secretary Concert Band Frank Chruba Oratorscal Contest Press Club Boys Patrol Rough Wrster Staff Hs Lsghts Allce Marne Conn Natsonal Honor Socsety Pressdent Msxed Chorus Gsrl Counselors Orchestra Concert Band VIC Pressdent Florlan Cyganowsks Press Club Suzanne Dalton Glee Club Masquenon Treasurer Edsta Trs V Sensor Gsrls Reserve Round Up Staff Anne Danda Sensor Gsrls Reserve TrsV Gsrls Gee u ROA Mary Magdalene Danda TrsV Sensor Gsrls Reserve Sensor Gsrls Glee Club Msxed Chorus ROA Camille Danlels Edsta Club Rough Wrster Staff Sensor Gsrls Gee Club Tru V Pressdent Round Up Staff John Dankanlch lndustrsal Club Vsce Pressdent Asrplane Club Harmonsca Club Band Concert Page Thsrty one Conzfslsmerslx of Mr orcplv Duss sus, Q l I Class of I934 I John Davls Rough Wrster Press Manager Msxed Chorus Secretary Treasurer Junsor Play Tscket Manager C B C B Bind Bussness Minager Margaret M Dennsson Edsta ROA Student Socsal Commsttcc Hockey Team Trs V Secrctury Dorothy D Dsxon Gsrls Glee Club Gsrls S xtette Edsta Club Junsor Play Natsonal Honor Socsety Woodrow Donovan Concert Band Concert Orchestra Sensor Hs Y Sensor Boys Glee Club Bernlce Betty Dresnek Band Sensor Gsrls Reserve Ssngsng Club ep Club Sophse Jo Dubsel Sensor Gsrls Reserve Ssngsng Club Pep Club Betty Duncan Masquenon Sensor Art Club Sensor Gsrls Gee Club Msxed Chorus Showdown Ella Lucslle Edwards Pep Club Sensor Gsrls Reserve Cornrnercsal Club ROA Vsctor Fslosor Transferred from Washsngton l-lsgh School Mary Furman Student Councsl Sensor Gsrls Reserve AGSA Amelsa M Gauder Peo Club Trs V Round Up Staff Rough Wrster Stats' Basketball Paulsne Gauder Trs V Rough Wrster Typsst Masquenon Pep Club Gerry Georgene Gauthser Edsta Rough Wrster Staff Masquenon Pep Club Lucslle Gearman Trs V Club Sensor Gsrls Reserve ROA Emsly Post Mske Gerak Sensor Play Showdown lndustrsal Club John Glnay Student Councsl Football Wrestlsng State Charnpsors C BC B Sensor Play Stage Crew Page Thsrty two Consplsmcssls of Dr f T olvsss . 1 ' 1 1 ...,,r r . . ,..., r , , - 1. ., .,o . , 1 H 1 1 1 , , 1 1 '1 - 1 , ., . 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I s , . , . . . ,, , - s , . , Of ,L , 1' R I Class of I934 I Matt Kasza Wrestlsng Track Student Councsl Pep Club Red Cross Geraldine J Kenzle Rough Wrster Staff Copy Edstor Round Up Staff Gsrls Glee Club Gsrls Sextette Sensor Play John Kersnosky Rough Wrster Press Manager Cross Country Team Wrestlsng Track Monogram Club Ruth E Knsght Gsrl Counselors Edsta Club Sensor Gsrls Reserve Concert Orchestra Masquenon Joseph Kocur Purdue Round Up Shop Club Safety Councsl All School Show Pep Club Sophse D Kocur Pep Club Gsrls Shop Club Frank Kolodzuel Press Club Psca Post Press Manager Inter class Basketball Red Cross Helen E Korak Natsonal Honor Socsety Treasurer Round Up Staff Masquenon John Kowalsks Basketball Captasn Tennss Captasn C B C B Natsonal Honor Socsety Pressdent of Sophomore Class Frank Kownacks Asrplane Club Emsly A Kozdras Cornmercsal Club Pep Club James Krol Stanley Krol Asrplane Club lndustrsal Club John Krupa Press Club Secretary Treasurer Student Councsl Masquenon Press Manager of Psca Post Red Cross John Kucharsks Manager of Basketball Football Pep Club Sylvia Kula Sensor Gsrls Reserve Sensor Gsrls Glee Club Sensor Msxed Chorus Pep Club Page Thsrty tour Cosnplmzrssls u Florcssfcs Delrtatefsesz s s I F I I -I I I . . . 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I Class of 1934 l Walter Kula Glee Club lndustrsal Club Football l-larmonsca Dsrector Track Edward Kumlegs Press Club Pressdent Secretary Treasurer Basket ball Track Baseball Football August Lobonc Sensor Boys Glee Club Balblna Laskowsks Sensor Gsrls Glee Club Commercsal Cluo Chester Lasota lndustrsal Club Harold Layer C BC B Pressdent Junsor Hs Y Pressdent Rough Wrster Reporter Wrestlsng Track Juanita A Leskosky Commercsal Club Pep Club Ssngsng Club Class Reporter for the Rough Wrster Amelsa A Lynch Edsta Club Glee Club Orchestra Concert Trs V Masquenon Club Mschael J Major Press Club lndustrsal Club lnterclass Basketball Red Cross Pep Club Fred B Marshall C B C B Concert Band Concert Orchestra Msxed Chorus Sensor Hs Y Anne T Mastey Comrrsercsal Club Pep Club Ssngsng Club Margaret Jean McCrea Natsonal Honor Socsety Student Councsl Edsta Gsrl Counselors Gsrls Glee Club Emslla Menzyk Sensor Gsrls Reserve Rough Wrster Staff Mllton Msller Student Councsl Pressdent Cross Country Wrest lsng Track Rough Wrster Staff Wllllam Msller Asrplane Club Football lndustrsal Club Football Manager Psca Post Press Manager Clsfford R Mlsner Band Orchestra Scsence Club Asrplane Club lnterclass Baseball Page Thsrty fsve f l s s , , . I - I A s s s - . s . , , . , , . . . , . , - , s s s . s s s . I I I T I . s , s , . . . . . ., , , , - . . s s - . I . I V ' A I , . . . , . , . I I - s s - s s , , . . I I I I I C smplimessiv ts Cffvlcugts lwulus Cfluli lllfff l Class of l934 I Barney W. Mnich C.B,C.B., Cross Country, Wrestling State Cham- pion, lnterclass Basketball, Assistant Candy Manager, Transferred from Catholic Central High School. Norean Morris Edita Pep Club ROA Sporthead Vice President Masquenon Emily Post Walter Mucha Chester Mysliwiec Industrial Club Raymond Mysluvy Lucille Naleway Round Up Staff Rough Writer Staff Masquenon Commercial Club Edita Anthony Nevers Press Manager Rough Writer Press Club Vice President Anthony Noworyta Basketball Band Industrial Club Florence Charlotte Olson Edita Glee Club Concert Orchestra Senior Girls Reserve Girl Counselors Matthew Orlovskl Industrial Club Norman Passmore Student Council Vice President Football Basket ball Track Rough Writer Staff Frank Patrick Football Basketball Health Board President Pep Club Track Estelle Plech Senior Girls Reserve Health Board George T Priest Jr Senior Play Drama Festival CBCB Debating Masquenon Steve Pruznak Football Manager Basketball Manager Student Council Martln Qulnn Senior Hi Y Page Thirty six Conzplmzerits of Runko failor Shop I Class of l934 l Joe Radzwlll Cornrnercsal Club School Boy Patrol Roena Marne Rscheson Concert Band Edsta Rough Wrster Staff Round Up Staff Junsor Red Cross Vsce Pressdent Rudolph R Romanak Band Orchestra Pressdent CBCB Junsor Play Sensor Hs Y John G Rossman, Jr Band Orchestra C B C B Junsor Play Sensor Hs Y Football James Sefton Track Wrestlsng C B Treasurer l-ls Treasurer Head Yell Leader Louss Seles Football Track lnterclass Basketball Pep Club Monogram John Senko Wrestlsng Manager Scrsbblers Pep Club Mono grarn Club Leo Shaeffer Comrnercsal Club Vsce Pressdent Evelyn A Schultz Book Club Julra Skafssh Gsrl Counselors Edsta ROA Sensor Gsrls Glee Club Sensor Msxed Chorus Julsus Ssnder lnterclass Basketball Patrol Boy Pep Club Lottse Slswa Sensor Gsrls Reserve Junsor Red Cross Secretary Dramatscs Pep Club Walter Sobkowscz Tom Spero Band Msxed Chorus C B C B Showdown Carrse Stasko ROA Sporthead Debatsng Gsrl Shop Club Junsor Red Cross Brenton Steck Concert Band Student Coach Concert Orchestra Msxed Chorus Boys Glee Club C B C B Page Thsrty seven Corrsplsrrstsztv of Club lu Yonsa I I .' - . . , ' , C.B. . . , '-Y s , , , I I I - Senior Girls' Reserve, Pep Club, Masquenon, , . . , , . , , , , , , ..,. , . . . I, l Class of 1934 l Loulse Stlglltz Natlonal Honor Soclety Treasurer Edlta Grl Counselors R O A Presudent Health Board Presldent Opal Stretch Concert Orchestra Glee Club Senior Gnrls R serve Pep Club Ooeretta Slgrld May Strickland Natlonal Honor Soclety Secretary Eduta Presndent Sextette Manager Band Corporal Concert Orchestra Walter R Slurek Interclass Basketball Mence Szepanskn Patrol Boy lndustrlal Club Airplane Club lnter class Basketball Edward P Telles Basketball Prentlce G Tinsley School Boy Patrol Captaln Mildred L Trtan National Honor Society Secretary Eclxta Secretary Sensor Gurls Glee Club Vuce Presndent Declama tory Contest Fsrst Place Senior Play Clarence Vereb Press Club Presldent Edltor ot Pnca Post Pep Club John Vereb Anrplane Club Patrol Boy Natnonal Honor Socuety Girl Counselors Vlce Presldent Eduta ROA Trl V Presudent Donald Wells Natnonal Honor Soclety Presldent Semor Hu Y Presudent Concert Orchestra Junuor and Senlor Pay Richard A Whlte Student Councll Presldent CBCB Junior and Sensor Play Drama Festlval Student Director Rough Wrlter Staff Raymond Wlckstrom Drafting Club Paul Wlewora Press Club Edutor of Pnca Pos Showdown Assnstant Florence Carolyn Wrlllams Natnonal Honor Socuety Ednta Gurl Counselors Gxrls Sextette Mnxed Chorus Page Thurty eight Compllmenrr of joseph VdY8fkjl .Sl-me Rebmldcr 1 1' 1 1 .., 1 1 e' 1 1 A 1 1 0 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 .., . . 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I . 1 1 . . 0 ,...,, 1 1 . 1 '1 .. 1 1 1 ,, . , . l Class of l934 l Rlchard H Wlnd Sensor Hn Y Concert Orchestra Mlxed Chorus Boys Glee Club Concert Band Andrew Wojdyla lndustrlal Club Sensor Play Showdown Marian A Yates Muxed Chorus Senior Gnrls Glee Club Drama Festlval Transferred from Hammond Hugh School John Paul Zelenclk Senuor Art Club Secretary Debating Team Helen Marne Zolkos Rough Wruter Staff Round Up Staff Typrst Com merclal Club ROA Masquenon Vlrgmla Zywlec Red Cross Commercral Club Sungrng Club Frolrc Typlst N0 PICTURES David Croker Mlxed Chorus Glee Club Football Pep Club Walter Czerwmsku State Champuon Wrestler Wrestling Letterman John Forney Senior HI Y Club Peter Hanes Football Senior Play Pep Club Stage Crew Draftnng Club Helen Samborsku R O A George Smas Senlor Hn Y John Wrona Student Councnl, Boys' Glee Club C B C B , Masquenon, Senior Page Thmrty nlne Complxmenfs of Fxen Sludxo l THE GRADUATES I Flrst they were freshmen l-low green and wise they knew everythrng Then They were sophomores Sophlstrcated sophs the untellugentsua of the school Then They became gunnors So studuous and energetnc Now They are sensors Rulers of our unrverse but to the world As Important as when they were freshmen Soon Graduates but lust another class to be lost ln the many that have gone before Those graduates' Ruth McClelland V 1 1 . l l l l - l .E as ,u I . . . l A i T I I I I , , . , l I ' ' , , . I . . : L, A-, . W- I 1 Y YTTY , . I l I - 3 Round-Up Staff, ' X XXX l xx P-if A,', - . -If xxx . , .V T. , ' ' ' ' j l , - 4 -, - l - . . . . , , , I I . , , , - . . I , . I I , , V I ' 4- I . . .- . I . . SCFIIOTI Here S 6 Rl1Ym2 FOI' You I Gunderson Raymond The hero of the fooball team As senaor prexy he reagned su preme' I Dlehl Cleo A handsome boy of athletac fame Charmang the gurls as has favorate game' I Haburay Paul He has busaness ab laty but h s roguush grun Reveals the fact that theres mas chaef wathan I Abbott Edwin Has chaef unterest as automobales He grands the valves and faxes the wheels IAdamec Steve In mathematacs he s a whuz He seldom worraes about a quaz I Allen Ruth Unassumung wase as a sage She d be a lady at any age' I Balas Paul ln the machane shop he lakes to work A aob hes never been known to Shark I Ballas Wllllam We luke our musacal Ball Has musac grves us all a thrall' IBandwlck Alex He played center and how he ran To the football team he was a valu able man I Balog Moses More ambatuous than the rest He always straves to do has best I Barruck Maxune A peppy gurl as everyone knows She as popular wherever she goes' I Bassar Eva She s pleasant practucal and prudent And was always a very good student I Bennett Vlrgunla Her dumpled chan and curly haur Make the boys turn around to stare I Berglel Sally Into her classes she always rushes And My' How easaly she blushes I Blckell Donald He has a laughung twunkle an has eye Hes a scout upon whom you can re y esp se uotlv tfe no Xcel llocladzea Va u Dyk I Bazlk Suzanne Gay all day never blue She ll do anythang for you I Blazevuch Frank Thus boy as sturdy and tall And a very good fraend to all I Bochnowskn Stanley A very nuce chap as Stanley Effacaent courteous and manly' I Bogus Andrew Busaness luke competent helpful Andy From whom the senaors all bought candy I Booth Everett He lakes to sang and he lakes to wrate Hes a good booster of the purple and whute' I Borycky Dorothy Her pretty brown eyes gleamed all the day A suncere lattle gurl wath a lady lake way I Bush Harry Wratang sport storaes was has favor ate game To report for the Trub was has greatest aum I Castle Jeanette A quaet manner and perfect poase You seldom hear her make a noase I Chruba Frank A lad of very forceful speech A hugh posutuon he wall reach I Conn Alace Marue The kund of gurl about whom you read In scholarshap she took the lead I Crocker Davad Have you ever heard Davad sang? If you haven t you ve massed some thung' I Cyganowska Floraan The champaon typesetter of the school Who skallfully uses the stack and ru e I Czerwanska Walter In wrestlang he was a state champ Opponents' Beware of has clamp' I Dalton Suzanne Flashang' Flurtung' Fashuonable Sue Theres not a thang that gurl cant o Page Forty . I ...- I I I I I ' ll II ' I ' 4 I I I I I ' u , u , - I I , . . . . I , ' l , , I I , . . , . 1 I . . I I .- I Mk, - I I I I Z ' I II ' II ' I I I I I I I T . ' I I u Y 0 ' I . I I , . . , , . 1 ' 1 ' , . , . . . 1 I I l I I I I I I I I I I ' ' I g in 7 'rld n arfaerxf' - a e. SIDCCFC and -l-TUC, l.UCIllC Naleway I Danda Anne To wear or not to wear the bangs ls the questuon that over her pretty head hangs I Danda Mary We could trust her any day And she had such a coquettush way' I Danuels Camille Edutoruals she lukes to wrute And she plays the puano wuth all her mught I Dankanuch John John won the honors at Purdue He knows just what cars should do' I Davls John He tackles problems great and small When there s work to be done guve John a call I Dennison Margaret A comeback for everythung you sa She ll stull be young when you are grey' I Duxon Dorothy She aspures to tame un dramatuc ar ln hugh school plays she took her part I Donovan Woodrow A boon to the orchestra and band He s the best drummer un the land I Dresnek Bernuce The kund ot a gurl you d luke to meet I Dublel Sophle She has a very dugnufued aur In all her dealungs shes very taur I Dubls Stanley Great un mund small un suze Not so bug but oh' how wuse I Duncan Betty Chuc vuvacuous exceedungly pretty Up to the munute and really quute wutty' I Edwards Lucille A laughung luttle maud us Luculle ln expert typung she brought a new deal I Fulosar Vuctor Hes very brulluant we must admut By now you ve surely notuced ut' I Forney John He s unterested un wrutung lsn t that excutung9 Page Forty one I Furman Mary She has the good old name of Mary Youll tund that she us not contrary I Gauder Amelia She was always ready to do her part How she mastered the typung art' I Gauder Paulune Paulune us such a wunsome maud She was Muss Larson s fauthtul aud' I Gauthier Geraldine Thus luttle gurl us faur and good And always does the thung she should' I Gearman Lucille In athletucs she does excel A very brught future for her w foretell' I Gerak Muchael A happy face a manner bold He us worth hus weught un go I Glnay John ln wrestlung Johnny s a star He guves hus opponents quute a uar' I Goldstein Sophle To classes she us often late But My' How that gurl can debate' I Golec Louls A quuet way a wunnung smule What he does he makes worthwhule I Grandys Wallace most He does good work on the Puca Post' I Haburay John A scuentust he s sure to be You can t tool hum un chemustry' I Hadt Susan Her sparklung eyes we all admure And many truends does she acquure' I Hamnuk Mary Theres not another un thus land Luke Mary Hamnuk she s just grand' I Hanes Peter He was on the football team Hus clever antucs made us beam' I Harness Harold Thus luttle boy us very small But suze can t hold hum back at all I Harvln Irene Dumpled darung dashung gurl Who gave the boys a merry twurl To exp e oth zz the no Id except f lelwod a J meal ues I l II I ll 1 4 I I , . . V . I ' ' 1 I 0 4 l I ' . ' I ' . . . I . .' . I I 0 . I , I , I ' e , . , . ' I ' 1 4 A - ual I - yi . I I ' I . I . . . V ' Q T, , I I . I ' I I , I I She'S very Small and very petite- Because he's interested in printing I . . , . . , I , . I ' ' ' , . I I I I , . I I I I , . , , . - - - I I . l l I II Il I ' ' . I . I , . . . . . . I I , . . . , . I . I I . l I I H 11 is n . df I Hodurska Sabana Though very quaet and sometames meek Eval of others she loathes to speak I Holalter Machael Fraendly quaet and smart Wallang to do has part' I Huchek John As a Roosevelt pranter hes very good Get along wathout ham? We never could' I Hulataa Frank He s a very modest lad Courteous helpful and neatly clad I Kamlnska Edward He rarely speaks and seems quate s That he s athletac and clever we do not deny I Karlovsky Dorothy We are told or as at rumor She has a very rare sense of humor I Kaska Walter A lad wath an aam Wall be a man wath a name' I Kasper Peter Thas boy wath the curly haar Has a personalaty quate rare' I Kasza Matt Has lambs were cast an manly mold For hardy sports and contests bold' I Kenzle Geraldme Wath a devalash twankle an her eye I Kersnosky John How that boy Johnny can run ln track meets he usually won I Knight Ruth Ruth as tall and faar of face She plays the vaolan wath ease an grace I Kocur Joseph Smalang Genaal dependable Joe We ll be sorry to see you go I Kocur Sophae A very good typast as Sophae Some day she wall wan a trophy' I Kolodzlel Frank Has tongue wathan has laps wall reagn For he who talks talks an vaan I Korak Helen A fraendly nod a charmang smale For a dance wath her wed walk a male' I Kowalska John At has beck and call ls the basketball' I Kownacka Frank Thas boy abades by the golden rule He cooperated whale an school I Kozdras Emaly She knows how to clack the keys Her bosses she wall please I Krol James Though not so bag he takes great responsabalaty To do good work he has the abalaty I Krol Stanlslaus About has faults we are an doubt At least we cannot fand them out' I Krupa John ln wratang sport storaes Johnnys a Star And he as so generous wath has car I Kucharska John He does has duty wath a smale Makang fraends and lafe worthwhale' I Kula Sylvaa Always smalang full of fun The thangs she does are all well done' I Kula Walter How he argues lt s plaan to see A polatacaan he s meant to be' I Kumaegu Edward lndafferent to ladaes who glance has way But an basketball he saves the day' A shy retarang rnaad In a test for braans she d make the grade' I Lasota Chester Hell take has place wath busaness men How proud well be of ham then I Layer Harold Neather bored nor tared nor shy All an has power to do he wall try I Leskosky Juanlta She hasn t very much to say But has a very pleasant way I Lobonc August He ought to be an Engl sh coach Has grammar as beyond reproach' I Lynch Amella A peppy blond wath a rougash gran uaet wathout we know she ll wan I Major Machael Fraends he has many enemaes few Smalang happy and generous too' Page Forty two C' mplaneaat f I J apols F ga ag fl I I 1 'I , . ' I . U 5 I TTT . - I I l I 'TT 1 V I , . , . I , , 4 A Q I I 1 ' I . . I . , hy, , . . . . , .I , . . . a ' ' ' ' . I I . I g ' ' I . ' . . I , . I b . .I . I . ' I . ' Quaet, demure, and sometames shy I L3Sk0WSl4I', Balblfla . , n I I I l 1 . , . . . I I I ' a . . . d , , I I I . I . . . , . . . . , - I 1 1 I I I . . 4 . I . i ' ' I l I I . ' I . . , . . . ' . . , . , Q , a 2 2 l 1 l ' I . . . I ' ' 1 1 ' ,o 'r s o aa ima i ,az r via ,o. I Marshall Frederlck He was the drum major of the band The gsrls all thought hum very grand I Mastey Ann Ann us full of pep and go That s why people luke her so I McCrea Margaret Pretty sophustucated Margaret McCrea Won great honors un the debatung fray I Menzyk Emlly A splendud Gurl Reserve was she Suncere and fruendly shell always be I Muller Milton A handsome lad there us no doubt ln wrestlung he seldom lost hus bout I Muller Wllluam Wulluam Muller nucknamed Bung He can make the presses sung I Musner Cllfford He plays the trombone wuth a grace ful slude And how we luke to see ut glude I Morrus Norean The senuor half of a twun corporatuon I Mnuch Barney Barney s a wrestler who knows every Q 'l3 Ask hum about wrestlung hell guve you a tup I Mucha Walter A very tacutern boy us Walter In hus work he does not falter I Mysluwuec Chester Courteous unassumung retucent Chester Who d never tease and never pester I Mysluvy Raymond Here s a nuce boy named Ray For more luke hum we pray I Naleway Lucllle Luculle us clever and gay A hard workung edutor every day' I Nevers Anthony Anthony Nevers smulung face Makes thus world a happuer place I Noworyta Anthony A dependable fellow-or so we ve heard When he makes a promuse he keeps hus word I Olson Florence We love to hear thus faur lass sung To her memory we ll ever clung Page Forty three Conrplumenls of 'lnnc Galen v Iood Shoppe I Orlowsku Matt Thus young fellow slender and tall Is a fruend to one and all' I Passmore Norman Far may we search before we fund A heart so manly and so kund' I Patrick Frank Husky vurule and very athletuc On the football fueld he us most energetuc' I Pnech Stella A pretty mauden small and wuse She us truly what her name umplues I Pruest George A better debator you ll never see A famous lawyer hes sure to be' I Pruznak Steve Our athletuc manager reluable and game Well never forget hum Pruznak s hus name I ulnn Martln Martun Quunn has words to spare Wherever there s talk he s sure to be there' Consuderate and kund And never behund I Rlcheson Roena She supported the Rough Wruter wuth all her heart And un musuc she took an actuve part I Romanak Rudolph Rudy s a very uolly sort Who always has ready a keen retort' I Rossman John Tell us Johnny Whats the mys tery Why are you so smart un hustory I Samborskl Helen Helen s quute a gurl athlete In tennus she us hard to beat I Schultz Evelyn She s Muss Larson s assustant And un her work shes quute con sustent I Sefton James As yell leader he gauned a name He cheered our teams rught on to fame' I Seles Louus Thus fellow certaunly has pep On the gruduron you should see hum step' lContunued on page 58l I . I .I I . I I I I ' ' . I I A I 1 I I I . . Al u - A . . , I A ' 1 . . , A , l l s - I I I ,1 I . . , . . . . , , . . - - - T - ll 1 11 , - u . I ' I I I ' I ' Q . I . . A I I I I Pleasure first-then education' I R3Cl1Will, -l0S6Pll I , A . . , . ' ' . , , ' r I I I I I I ' I I I I I I , I I I . I 1-T T , '. ' ' 9 . . N .I 1 ' , . . . . I ' D ' . A I I . , . , . I . , . - , . . I . . , . I 1 . I I . I I 1 Q l BEAUTIFUL THINGS Many things Are Beautiful a few Become tawdry and Sordld but others I-lave essence of Beauty in them Take For example A growing tree As it springs From the kernel of it seed And takes on form Men delight To hunt it And discover it among The fallen leaves They glory in its sweetness and freshness It becomes For them a symbol Compiling Literary Contributions Made by Aspiring Young Writers Of life and hope And of satisfaction in Humble beginnings While it develops And grows to full form Men live and die Thus the tree becomes A symbol of endurance A symbol of peace And tranquility and nobleness The tree grows older Dies Standing it becomes An object of Beautiful old age F en t Shows us That even the mighty Of this earth ln turn fall And crumble to dust George Siefert Page Forty four It Ia Dkg 1 7161 1 . Q I ' I I ' s ' J ' all , i at lv vlan. A - ' ,I y Con pfn its of BIIIIYICIIIIMII Cf lb g Sl 4' Arranged by I NUMBER MEN A bell Clangs Doors open wlde The Clank ot metal on metal Front' Gray Clad forms stand before eaCh door Dum lights of a fadlng day falter around them Wearnness Despair Right' A movement In unuson Heavy feet on Iron gratings Clank Clank Clank A mumbled Curse damned lockstep Stand' The gray Clad phantoms halt Wave after wave ot arms drop to sides Dreary Drab Unthnnk In Page Forty fave the Editors Break' The harsh scrape of benches on e Cement tloor A Curse a groan The Clatter ot dashes F to The rauslng ot Cups The gratings ot spoons rough tnn dashes Ruse Supper breakfast dinner a sleep ea sleep Monotony unendlng torturing A bell Clangs Doors slowly Close Metal on metal The number men onCe more Cluded Silence' RlChard White I' plz I 7x Th all ' . . , . . on . . , 4 , CX- Uxlmf lo look up .11 Ih Cfmn lnrnlt tv' lilmt K'l1it'.1gn c'l1'4Hll'!x .Jul Ihrrt ---lu: I n Hall Traffac I Stalts rope ladders a system of pulleys and reanforced locker tops are the newest amprovements school hall traffac I Boys who are especaally long legged wall be requared to use stalts so that the seventh and eaghth graders may rush to class through a seraes of legs The remaanang boys of Tarzan temperment wall fand the rangs on the movang pulleys whach wall run at a hagh altatude beszde the loc ers not only a great aad speedy transportataon between classes but also a great aad an mus cle development I All bow legged knock kneed agale boys and those ancapable rangs must walk on top of the lock ers I Rope ladders swung over the upstaars banasters down to the lower halls wall greatly relaeve congestaon on the staarways I The garls who pass through the halls wall wear football headgears and noseguards to protect them from danglang feet Sagrad Strackland I CHRISTMAS TIME' Chrastmas Week' l-lustlang bustlang hurryang shop pers' Everyone weaghted down wath bundles' Pyramads of braghtly colored boxes Beautaful green holly wreaths' Trees wath blue laghts and a salvery sheen Red green and gold all colors predomana te ' l-lappy faces tared feet' Round aolly Santa Clauses wath red faces Exquasate sangang of carols' Bag dolls lattle pags choo choo traans Mastletoe elderberry holly Festave wandows' Smell of pane People move by the holaday sparat The sparat of generosaty of gav an Reaoacang voaces fall the aar' Sugar candaes chocolate can daes nuts' Golden glow of candles an the wan dow' Bag spruce trees bedecked wath red Santa s toy reandeer and sleagh wath Santa hamself' A beautaful blanket of whate cover ang the ear Sleagh bell tankle Glad shouts of aoy resound an the a r The heavens are speckled wath love ly stars' The radaant Northern Star gleams for all the world' Ruth Petersen I RAINY DAY The streets are gleamang an the raan Trees stand leafless and shanang oo Dark clouds saal slowly through the s To hade the sun from vaew l-low dully gray the day would be lf l dsd not an my heart sang And had not salver needled raan To transform everythrng Jane Prace Page Forty faamplnmaata of 'Nfartlvraaa laufvla lu Caaazau Paulo: ' in l . 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Q, k I ' in ' ' ' A ' A 4 of balancing on stilts or hanging on and gold' ' ' ' thl . , , , S 4 Y ' a P ' ' 1 A 1 .' 1 - 'F , . . ky . . , V a r - ' 'SIX On Commlttees I Committees are a worry Fnrst the presndent must worry about whom he should apponnt on a com mnttee Second the apponnted chalrman of the commuttee must worry about whether or not has com mlttee wall work Thard the mem bers of the committee must worry about what they mnght be called on to do I Of course the chaurman has the responsnbullty of supervlslng the dolng of the work For thus he should be well prepared The usual prepa ratlons are a large enough supply of gum to keep hum from bntung more than one tlngernanl at a time tlve well sharpened pencrls to and hum nn scrlbblnng hurruedly that he may look untensely busy and an Ice pack to help hum an keepnng a cool head I Any member of the commsttee should be prepared at any tame to duck unto a convenuent nook l-le should not be surpnsed at the chalr man dlscovers and reprlmands hum for not belng at the last committee meeting of which he knew nothing At some time during has servrce he proached tor neglectang has duty by the dean the club sponsor or the chanrman s mother I On the appointed day the com mlttee s report ns receaved Although the chairman and the commlttee are not present to enjoy the glory of their work the club approves thenr accomplishment I Meanwhlle the chaurman and the commuttee are hopetully applyung halr tonlc valnly seeking for an et fnclent tungernall restorer and mark Page Forty seven C n 1 :ng In red on the calendar the Sun days durnng whlch they intend to sleep l repeat commlttees are a worry Slgrud Strickland DREAMERS WORLD I A dreamer llves In a lovely world A world all of hls own Where thungs ar just as fancy creates And ugliness IS unknown To htm a tact can be a dream A dream can be a tact And the things he puts unto us world Are only those whuch attract l-low wondertul IS such a paradise A Valhalla to whlch I ll attest But pertectlon does get turesome And I luke realuty best Jane Pnce I OLD FASHONED PICTURE Oh lovely old tashuoned lady Your beautntul mndnlght tresses Put mane quite to shame Eyes ot deep and stormy blue Profile exoulslte cameo lake Tnnnest hands and danntlest of feet Complexnon ot rose petal and whute Oh you smule so entrancungly But please tell me lady fair Don t you ever slightly weary Of people who come to stare? Jane Prnce I . I - .. ' I I . , . . , - I . - I , . e . I ' ' I . . . I - , . , I I - . U I I , I A I . . . . I - I should expect to be severely re- so still in your ornate frame, 1 1 ' ' I 1 I A . , I P . . I - . , . , I , I . , I I I . . , . I I W . , ' l V . ,lo xplin vnlm of ffm! fflviuzgmv Rvlttzrlmrzl I SEPTEMBER New faces old faces schedules made and changed Muss Rosenthal and Muss Hudson new faculty mem bers Muss Erma Soltes new clerk we are glad to be back agaun' Purple and Whute Yea' blocks kucks tackles make us enjoy our furst football game of the sea son startung off rught we won B ue tags for Senuors Punk tags for Junuors Yellow ones for Sophomores an Green ones for Freshues gettung acquaunted autographung the day ended wuth two Dances an afternoon dance for the Junuor Hu Evenung dance for the Senuor Hu Thus the Senuors unutuated the furst Roosevelt Tag Day' I OCTOBER l3 Freshman Party tunklung laughter crumson blushes zffd L Conglomeratung Places Persons Tlungs gugglung gurls an bashful boys make the party unterestung to the unno cent bystanders Alumnu Harvest Dance tattered belles real hoboes funes and what fun Thurty gurls chosen to be the Gurl Counsellors servuce audung the underclass gurls us theur aum 7 When at the Froluc do as the Frolucuans do Blue Rubbon Casuno Enchanted Island Telegrams Noveltues House of Horrors gay throngs people every where barkers yellung tryung to get the crowds unto theur concessuons what a success' ' I NOVEMBER 2 Tragedy un our school today Joe Karlovuch kulled whule enroute to the Roosevelt Whut ung game at Washungton fueld Puge Forty ought l l . . . , . . A ' 4 E . . . - I4 A . . . . A u l8 ' ' I2 ' . . . . A . . , ' - . A . . 2 ll ' V . . ,, . 29 l ' . . . ' . . . . . . ' . . . Cl . . . Ml ual I p a' much time av v c l Iv d xpirit. in Gunfv 14 l Il l7y'v. Helen KOTBIQ Honor glory Miss Mann receives the American Legion citation award or service Station WIND and through our loud speakers come the voices of the Roosevelt Sextette Armistice Day chills run up and down our spine as Roena Richeson and Maxine Barrick play Taps in the lower halls Press Convention be at the station at eight LaSalle Hotel elevators nineteen floors ldid we feel sick9l interesting lec tures lunch theatre stalled cars eh JK PD SD SD GG HK? One ot the most impressing ceremonies ot the year . . . the National Honor Society ln- duction ot new members. Girl Counsellors starting dances that is classes under Mrs. Fris- bie at noon in the gym . . . didn t we all need theml Page Forty-nine Who is she? Welcome Miss Utterback sorrv to see you go Miss Shurman Turkey cranberry sauce plum pudding Thanksgiv in Vacation l DECEMBER 8 9 Applesauce Senior P ay S snow coming down in sheets eh Dick? How handsome Priest What a leading ady M Trtan What a loving Ma Kenzie Long Under wear H Layer Busy body but oh how clever D Karlovsky The old grouch nice at that though D Wells new scenery . , . painted by Spencer Davis . . . with the help ot some Senior boys. enior Girls Breakfast . . . rein- deer place cards . . . candles . , . a beautifully appointed table . . . and enjoyable food and entertainment. xtfl. L These Junuors are comnng out thenr tlrst party ot the year Are you golngp a tavornte question even among the Sensors dance program a soft lu ht musnc Edu a C B C B Chrnst mas Party V D Cheusa sang Snlent Night What a Santa Claus D Dlxon makes oh screams yells dellght7 dolls toys candy un Xmas Vacatnon enough sand Was Santa good? l JANUARY two weeks School agann of vacation are we all glad to be back Course books cutszenshup grades dnd you get? teachers worklng hours recording handlng what ln course books e end ot another semester are you glad or sad? l FEBRUARY 7 Sophomore Party are we Senlors growing old? these Sophomores certaunly look grown up and as one ot the Senior boys remarked They re nuce Assembly lt seemed we were doomed' We were fooled and surprised sang several songs which were enjoyed and applauded by all Freshman Party need we add anything else look at that lettle boy he tunally gathered up the courage to ask that gurl for a dance dont they look graceful' Round Up Dance sure we re going see you later tnckets torn an halt door prize an eversharp won by Pwgc F fty f1plrjPz4fczx1 I6 ' A ..,' . . , th . , . h, 'g ZO At 1 ..... . . A f . . . . . . , l, . . . ot ' , . ,l l fl l A n U I 8 . . . 24 A . . . . . , . Warrilow . . . ot WIND . . . 25 . ' l3 . . . l. . . I I 26 . t . oh . . . l ' 4 A . . . 26 - . , , - I 4 I ' HEI: I I l 1 - A . l fun :man t tv' ilu 't ffm 4' ivuvrl' S on' Joe Katz lucky boy and dnd we hear the most rhyth mncal notes I MARCH l 2 3 Tournament e drew Washlngtorw What luck School dusmussed roaring cars headed toward Gary Fourth quarter three mrnutes to go every body standing yellnng screamlng cowbells run :ng Dubls Shoots makes It Kumengl fouled srnks them score Zl 20 our favor e report ot the gun e wln Roosevelt ellmunates Hor ace Mann We lost to Ham mond Tech lsnlttle snlttlel Hammond Tech loses to Hammond Hugh ID tunals leavrng Hammond Hugh Sec tlonl Tournament winners Drama Festuval three plays students partlcupate direct manage what dramatrc abnlnty Ptge Flfty owe l If n rt I 1 l If lg NI Debating Team enters Lake County Festlval gaun recognntnon bv judges C B C B Booby Hatch oruglnalnty sklts jokes songs Poor Andy Bogus he certaunly load an ldea whlch he tnnallv got across The Faculty Sklt need I say more The Music Department pre sented a superb concert beautltul vouces harmonl ous Instruments I APRIL 2 Easter Monday homework homework and then? homework All Cnty Concert Roose velt and Washrngton talent com blned All School Party what a novel Idea an afternoon dance tor the Junnor Hu and an eyenlng dance tor the Sensor Hn glven by the l7 zo ....... 1' 1' 'A' --V ' A fa 22 ' - .Mm Aww ' 6 1 ffl Gurl Counsellors and CBCB Heres hopung they are Contunued Hu Y Older Boys Conference boys from Hammond Gary Whutung an East Chucago were un attendance at thus conference and abnquet and can those boys eat? l2 Mr Dooley Jr Junuor Class Play the Junuors guv ung the tune performances were Helen Romank Donald Davus Eunuce Sloss Carl Hoffman Jean Dzuadowucz and Veronrca Ox ley Howard Morrus and Duck Ferguson s terruer Methunks Roosevelt does have vanuty but really why on earth shouldnt we have e bands come un tor prause thus tume what a concert Sophomore Party an dudnt we all have a good tume blueburds everywhere tor happuness I MAY l May Day Senuor Health Queen and Junuor Prun cess chosen un gurl s assembly Congratulatuons Betty Rouse Muss Roosevelt Sensor Hugh Health Queen Catherune Kel lam ot Junuor Hugh Health Pruncess The Junuors reached the zenuth ot theur glory They had theur prom thus evenung l Tale t orugunau colorful costumes attrac tuve scenery sungung dancung ln Old Madrud er s Dream Remember? We re all un step wuth lots of pep Come on lets start the show The gang s all set to go For Its Showdown tume agaun lts gloruous sprungtume when tellows take theur gurls to the Roosevelt Show For uts sure to be a good date they know Yes uts Showdown tume so 93V ln the loveluest month of May Pwgc Fufty twO C :pl rucrur Sr rs Iuruuulurc orc . ' 4 I - 1 . 5 - ' ' ' '- lO-l n, l'ty . .. I I I D 4 . . . . . - n . ' II ' ll f 1 ' ' ' II Spencer, Nelson Hartley, Benny . , . tangoes . . . Toymak- . . . I II , . Il I ' ' I I , . r I I I I 'Il I I ' . . . th ,, . . . . d ' ' I I ' ' ll Tm! ur ,r of . ifv ' 'V A S! 6 Prophecnes fortunes musuc sunglng Sensors running lunches knsckers cars fxnally out to the dunes for a grand time swummung n In roasting wenners and marshmallows hmmm ll forgettnng t ey are grown up leven the facultyl drop thenr dugnuty ll mean the cloak! and actually romp' The Junlors and Faculty were so sorry to see the Sensors go they gave them a receptvon dance did we see tears In the eyes of the faculty as we Seniors bade them good night? But the memory lingers on The Sensor Prom wall certaunly lunger on ID our memories It was a glorious affaur flowing gowns whnte flannels wraps dark coats Corsages changung dances punch thrills stralns of My Page Fufty three fomplmz zl of jf eplv Hartlcx md 9 1 Coal Co Tl? Dear floating through the alr a memory that we wull cherish forever' Bacculaureate sermon given by Reverend Wnlluam N Whear P T A Dance after a year of real work gathernng enough money the P T A gave the Sennors one of the love lnest dances of the Senlor Week No School Memorial Day Commencement night colors caps and gowns Whntney Gllky of Chicago Una verslty honors awards scholarshups Sensors looking so solemn and try :ng hard to look cheerful tears In thenr eyes as they re ceuve their sheepskrns an reallze that thus ns the end of the most wonderful carefree happy years of their luves I JUNE l Summer Vacation IS Here 24 ' . . . . . . ' ' ' H. l. l ' A U l 27 ' ' g . , . ' ' . . . Z8 . . . . . . . . . . . . a l l' l h . , . . . . . 30 . . . ' , 31 . . . A 25 l , . . .l speaker, Mr. Charles ' ' ' . . . d ...ll '...'.ex- . , ' . . . A 'l U . . A ' Y Y We Turn The Spotlight Page Fuffy four COf71pll?H6l1If of Mrlrxlyrc lord Motor Safes lv AUP 5 1L XPP 6 Q F v- Y On The Pathway Page Frfty fnve Compfzmcnlc of Mayor George H lem: mum Tir A f , , A, I Q. , ' - Y I , , f 1 b- 1 Y .x,. ..', ' A ,.,. fue. 3.3. I . A . A y IR , 3 , l S r v ls: :IN 4 M .Q --1 - 'fll' 111 1, 1 '. 2 . . , ,Af 1 .1 V we Sire' ' 1 'l K' A.. . ,, A - ' , , ,X ' Y 'I , , ' ' X - TY , '1.1lf'.t,jf' 315 -f A, 1 ,A g pq, .W Q. 1, H ,W . f L, . ., x . V - W .,, L I , - 'i K 1 , ...., . ' '-sgf , 116-25 do -1 0 This Was Long, Long Ago' Page Fifty sux fomplzmentx of Alex' Marx Shoe Rebuxlder YG x ' ' ' Q I A rf , A . P xl .Ldv I R ' 'vii ' .JVJ . ! l . -n 5fg: gj A . ,E ' - lg L . , . 1 . 1- .4 N V ' -. ' . L f' h is jg 5, , we - . Q ' xl ' , I I . ,I I ,' , ' L' -I -J I . 0 N N as Q I h R-, f 4. I 5 1 V A xv I A ' A - f m1 rv i ' . I Page Fifty seven COYIIPIIIUCIY of Nalronal Shoe Store W When We Were Very Young! Sensor' Here s a Rhyme for You Suncere and True lcowtunued from pwqc 43 I Senko John In track he us a star For he runs fast and far I Shaeffer Leopold He has such a wunnung way How we wush that he could stay I Sunas George George us a boy who usn t a shurker Rather he s a genuune worker' I Smder Juhus We wush to tell you that he rates Hugh un the hearts of hus hugh school mates I Slurek Walter He raduates personaluty Full of unduvudualuty' I Skaflsh Julra Her very frowns are faurer far Than smules of other maudens are' I Sllwa Lottue Sunny of heart sunny of mund A nucer person us hard to fund' I Sobkowucz Walter Walter had a courteous quute way He knew hus lessons every day' I Spero Thomas Hes such a uovual fruendly lad When he returned we were very g ad I Stasko Carrue Athletuc abuluty and pleasung man ner ln vuctory shell wave her banner I Steck Brenton We all marvel at the ease Wuth whuch thus fellow thrums the keys' I Stlglrtz Loulse She excels un tennus and basketball Shes the kund of gurl for whom boys fall' I Stretch Opal Kundness stretches luke her name Her cello playung brought her fame' I Strickland Slgrld She can sung she can wrute she can D BY And un debatung she had her say' I Szepansku Mence A very good student us Mence Hes quuet and has good sense' I Telles Edward We are told and know ut to be so That sometume all good men must Ou I Tunsley Prentuce A perfect gentleman you wull fund And mathematucally uncluned I Trtan Mildred ln the senuor play she took the ea Shes goung places Watch her peed I Vereb Clarence Of the Press Club an actuve member Equally undustruous un June or De cember I Vereb John He aspures to fame un pruntung Wuth hus smules he us not stuntung I Vuda Mary She s so oblugung and so suncere When she leaves we ll shed many a tear I Wells Donald Very untellugent ambutuous tall He s popular wuth us all I Whute Ruchard Student councul Presudent Whute He has a lune that us a delug I Wuckstrom Raymond A pleasant affable boy us Ray Always on tume never mussung a da I Wlewora Paul A handy prunter was our Paul Bug presses small presses he mas tered them all' I Wrlllams Florence A valuable member of the gurls sextette Her personaluty well never forge I Wund Ruchard He can play as well as sung Some day hell be a musuc kung I Woldula Andrew Andy Woudula blond and tall He Iukes machune shop best of a I Wrona John Happy am I from care I m free Why aren t you all contented lll always be I Yates Maruan A wunnung lass us Marlon Yates And how she Iukes to have her dates' Page F fty e ght n I Q . 1 r'u at 1 I 1 I I . , I Q ' . . . . 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I . . 1 1 I , . . u -i I Zelencuk John Red Zelencuk draws cartoons Hell be a success before many moons I Zolkos Helen She can type she can dance she can play She has such a helpful fruendly way I Zywlec Vlrglnla She says luttle that well grant But she has never saud l can t I Reviewing the Athletic Season lContunued from page l9 I Once a week gurls unterested un swummung went over to Washungton Hugh School where they perfected theur strokes and theur duves un the swummung pool ln the cuty meet ung Edna Mae Rucheson and Fern Kerr who took furst places and Ann Hurseak who took second place were outstandung members of the Swummung team I Wuth the comung of Sprung Roosevelt gurls dusplayed much terest un tennus baseball and track I The furst call for Cross Country candudates brought out a wealth of new materual along wuth seven let termen The harruers worked hard to get unto condutuon for the two mule grund I Thus season the harruers entered only one contest when they met Hammond losung tue meet by a close score I However James Burke Multon Muller Eddue Kumuegu John Kers nowsku Paul Cashman James Sefton and Peter Kasper deserve credut for theur good work I The last race has been run' Suuts are turned un' Awards for the sea son were presented to the outstand ung athletes' The l933 34 Athletuc Season has ended' Page Fufty nune I Gazmg Down Hughroad 1933 1934 'Contunued from page 21 sulhouetted puctures of The Natuvuty wuth carols and scruptural readungs at Chrustmas fume the address of Presudent Oxnam of DePauw Unu versuty the youthful entertaun ung magucuan Foxwell the address by Greyearth Suoux lndu n brought to the school through the efforts of the Hu Y and the pro gram presented by boy and gurl scouts were unusual assembly fea tures I At the begunnung of the furst semester the publucatuon depart ment announced the largest sub scruptuon lust un the hustory of the Rough Wruter Roosevelts paper and year book were accepted by the Quull and Scroll a Natuonal Honor ary Journalustuc Organuzatuon I May honor members of the Rough Wruter and Round Up Staffs be came members of the furst Roosevelt Quull and Scroll organuzatuon I Through the cooperatuon of the Clunuc and the Health Board Roose velt students were urged to become health conscuous All Junuor Hugh School students were guven dental examunatuons by the CWA den tusts The contunuance of the Gurls Health Contest and the electung of Roosevelt s Health Queen dud much to umprove the health of the gurls I The outstandung events of the Roosevelt sport year wull be recorded un other pages un thus book And now at the end of the foot path of the year we seek new roads whuch have been broken on thus uourney Future students wull look forward to these new pathways and wull fund new guude posts as they tread the way . I . . ll ll ' 1 I ' u , - 'u I . . . , , 1 1 ' ' ' , , ' ' g I . ' A S, u I a a n 4 ' - - I - . , . 1 1' I l - 11 1 V11 I a ' 'a I - - . i . . , . , . l T , . , V , - I . I . - Roosevelt Cuurls took honors un duv' A ' ' - A n . . I U . A . in . . I - ' , ' l . . I, . . I A I . A - 1 f ' I I - Sign Here I l l YK L Y ,VIL lm IML4 paqc Slxf, ,lvn tffmfq fsfu'fm1 of your munzirf If 4'ff'7I Ulf nur ' Vrlaffl , K ,. .QL IX 0 Sign Here MA 1 X Swv- vw . , , ,, 4 Iv A' JUN 'I'-lfUV7I I' 'NNN' L'Vf4'VYIflm JVILI. t f! . 1 NUM' ft .x1:X N Sign Here I I I l'l7lr 1 s Vmgv 51x x tx fw f IH! UDKIVAPYII uf WUH7 fVl477ff4 H f Yr umm frlf ul- U 'CL XTX I I I Sign Here .1' Sw -Hula' 71' ' 3:':K Q 1 1 Q 4 .:' 1' w f These are Inttle gunde posts on the pathway fo peace Van Dyke fu: 1 4 H L IV HID Ill N 1 7 III , . . H l'fmlq'1pfu - I'1l'fl1 ffw. lwzqnzaw II1di.Il1.lIVUll5 lfngrnving ffm. ffmw .1 .I Hzmfrmg XY. H. Conlvy ffm new Gu . S If-II Kflmxgp PM vrx