Roosevelt High School - Roundup Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)
- Class of 1935
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'.r,.' vm... wwf -:Qin-5 X The Round Up The Senior Class Roosevelt Hugh School N te Hn dTh We Present The class of thrrty frve that you may Irve over agam and treasure our days together rn Roosevelt Hugh School I I presents this Round-Up so I I I To the Roosevelt ol Tomorrow Wlth vlslons of a greater Roosevelt The Class of nrneteen thlrty frve Dedrcates thus Round Up To the Roosevelt of Tomorrow' ln future years When our dreams are realrzed As the school meets the challenge Of this changing world The new audltorlum and gymnasium Wrll brlng happler school days To the Roosevelt of Tomorrow' l . . . Q41 - if V , . , Y I Q n 3 l I . ,xii-11 A fountaln gllstens In the sunllght Lacy shadows streak the campus green J 1 AJ .fly '1- '9' 4 my-v if Q' f-TMFQ of '1 V l1'Y if Stately poplars stand tall beslde the walks Students drunk In the beauty of glorlous days X r 3 1- ,. WN' . - -L . s , - . , ,N ' , L h 4- Y ' A P T-5 E at ' , g:,,w. N.,g,-.. - 5-9 neg, t .W . 4, -as -' - sr . 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'Q,,j, 0 I 1 adm Sunlight streams through poplar leaves Students walt for another new day -4- 2' 5-' 'f I F ' 2 in l' ' Contents Presentation Dedlcatlon Scenes Round Up Staff We Look Forward Sensors Fleeting Mernornes Honor Roll Sensor Actnvutues Juniors Sopnomores Student Government Socral Clubs Music Organizations Athletucs Administration Classes Luterary Features Calendar Features Cartoons The Chronicle Snap Snot Features Advertlslng Page 20 27 28 29 3O 3l 32 33 36 37 38 39 40 43 44 45 46 47 48 5l 52 55 56 6l 62 68 63 65 66 67 69 86 ' .....,.....,...................,... 2 A ' ...........,....................... . 3 - .....................,...,...... 9 ' ......,................................ l2-l7 ' ' ..............,............... I8 Honor Clubs ................................... 34-35 Round Up Staff Edltor RUTH PETERSEN Assoclate Edntor LILLIAN CHRAPLA Art Editor JOHN JACUSIS Assistant Art Edntors MARY KAMINSKI and CLARENCE NELSON Buslness Manager SAMUEL WELLS Asslstant Managers SUMNER REEDER and THEODORE DAN Advertasnng RUSSELL BARRON WILLIAM MclNTYRE LeROY MCCREA Literary Editor JANE PRICE Feature Edntors YVONNE LAYER GENEVIEVE MacNAB and LORRAINE WIELAND Snapshot Editors PATRICIA HENRY and ANNE CARLSON Sport Edltor WILBERT KORN Editor of Chronicle ROBERT LOREAN MORRIS Subscription Solucutors Maryellen Bates Rose Feldman Carmela Locasclo Tom Pllot Sam Wells Ray Belzeskl James Addlson Lorrame Wleland and Carl Hoffman Eugene Davis Beatruce Bambrldge Joe Sfachura Pafrlcla Henry Anne Carlson Marhn Seifert Jolyn Marko Mary Schwab Margaret Wllson Eunice Sloss and Mylane Tote General Sponsor MISS JANE AUGUSTA REIFEL Busnness Advlsor MR WALTER L BUNKER - B. SILVERMANQ Typing Editor, ALBINA DOLINARQ Assistant, We l.oolc Forward - - Nuneteen hundred thurty fuve sugnufucant because hugh schools are commemoratung the three hundredth annuversary of the foundung of the furst Amerucan hugh school the Boston Grammar School and because Roosevelt Hugh School us graduatung two hundred and four senuors Roosevelt Senuors cannot cherush memorues of readun rutun ruthmetuc un a Iuttle Red School l-louse nestled among the hulls the stove that could not conquer the cold draughts School days change Roosevelt stu dents have not been brow beaten by the old huclcory stuck they belong to a new age Nuneteen hundred thurty fuve Roosevelt Senuors are graduatung from a hugh school whuch has guven rucher more varued experuences than the furst Amerucan hugh school gave to uts students The narrow curruculum whuch the Boston Grammar School offered has expanded Senuors now have opportunutues of whuch students un the Iuttle Red School House dudnt dream musuc modelung classes commercual classes shop courses ath letucs all offer multutudunous opportunutues These Senuors feel that ut us a pruvulege to graduate from Roosevelt They face the chaos of thus changung world wuth courage fortufued wuth the armor of knowledge and shuelds of udeals gleaned from Roosevelt years The class of nuneteen hundred and thurty fuve looks to the Roosevelt of tomorrow to a spacuous gymnasuum and a splendud audutoruum and greater opportunutues for future Rooseveltuans Page Ten I I . , . .,,..,,. .. I I I .. . . . . , ' I I I I - SPONSORS Mr Walter L Bunker Managing Sponsor Mlss Isabelle Swatts Mlss Anne Hudson Mlss Stacua Skrentny Mr Wayne Dennis OFFICERS Presudent Nelson Hartley Vnce Presndent Leroy MacCrea Secretary Treasurer Lllllan Chrapla Busnness Manager Raymond Belzeskl MOTTO We learn not for school but for Ilfe FLOWER Gardenia AR' : I g . ' I I I . if ' R I II II IIUXIIJ III-Ill Nlxl INN I II II' IIIIIIH JIIII-'S IDDISON I IIII-I I0 I-III RI NUI II I II I I IIIINI N HIII IIIII HIIIUI I II IIIIIIN IIIRIX IIFXN I B-IRNFS NIIII- IIIIINI-I XNHI I I IIII I IM I-III'X IIIIIN .IIINIPII BPRIIOIIIII IIIIRXI- RIIIIRN1 IH- IIIIII- LOIIS BOK-IRI II I III I IIIII-N IUI INN I RIII-IIN IONFPII RIIXI II I-'I BRIYIIIX IIII-QT!-R W BROTON II Ix I If II' IN III R1 l'II IIIIN Rl IIIIII XHINA II RISII I I I IIIII IIIII IIV4 II-I .I IIIIUIIIIIII' I- Il 'IX II-ORGF DANIK-INIIH Page Twelve We Salute Thee, Seniors! IQ. NIIIIQUN IIVIIIIIIII II. IIn'I'llIlI I.Il.I.l IN I'IIR.II'I.I ', . .' . 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XIII! ll IIIIII HI I NO PICTURES Joseph Kaczka Theodore Myslnwuec: H K Bruno Nlewlnskl Sle 3 Ol Frances Rospond Walter Saragovetz Paul M Malarnk Anthony S Zelencnk Edward Longawa In Memoriam JOSEPH KARLOVICH an I8 1916 Nov 2 I It seems to me most strange that men should fear, seelng that death, a necessary end, wlll come when It will come. Juluus Caesar Spectacular! Skeptical! Scholarly! ' . .l',.'.' 'I..-' . 'I II'II.I,'.. I '. MII' I'I'f'I'-I IYAS STICYIG WAIIGO S.UIl'I'II. II. WIILIS l'IIAIII,l-IS IIIIEIIZIIINSKI I'IIlNI-Nl' WII,l.I'IT I,0IIIl.IIXI-I WIIIIANII Nl.IIIG.'IRI-f'I' SI. WIISAIN 5 J . , - . , 93 3 Fleeting Memories After spending approximately one thousand days in Roosevelt we are gradu ating Our emotions are mixed we feel regret and joy regret that we are leaving behind our carefree school days regret that many friendships will be severed joy that we may rush forward to conquer the world Excitement prevails special assemblies class day ex ercises farewell parties baccalaureate the Senior Prom caps and gowns On the eve of commencement we think gratefully of the teachers who helped us from the time we were green kids We remember with appre ciation the forbearance of all the teachers who have served the class of 35 especially our chief senior sponsors Mr Bunker and Mr Ferguson Dennis Fleeting memories prince and princess of Roosevelt l929 Nelson l-lartley and Pat Henry traveling a la truck to Hammond to greet our National Orchestra just half a day of misery the building of the new edition Freshman Party promenade dashing around in circles to the rhythmic beat of Notre Dame dim lights soft music smiling girls and gallant oys Junior Prom With these feelings the class of 35 looks to graduation and future days P g E ght I I I I and the other sponsors: Miss Skrentny, Miss Swatts, Miss l-ludson, and Mr. a e i een We Salute Thee We Honor Thee We salute thee honorable Intelligent dlstlnctlve brllllant sennors who comprnse thus Sensor Honor Roll' Names are listed according to scholastic ranking These students are an e upper tenth of the class of nineteen hundred and thurty tlve Lillian Chrapla Valedlctorran John Jacusls Ruth Petersen Salutatorlan Anna Mate' Samuel Wells Johanna Lesnlck Eugene Fauber Raymond Wrona Eunice Sloss James Addison Mylane Tote Stephanie Kamlnskl Lorraine Fisher Mary Kertis William Lorenz Walter Donng Patrlcla Henry Stanley Novak Frances Rospond Character' Scholarship' Leadership' Servlce' On this basis the following sensors were elected Into the Roosevelt Anston Chapter ot the Natlonal l-lonor Soclety Gold emblems are presented to members by the school at the Induction servlces James Addison Margaret Brenock Anna Carlson Howard Cartwright Lillian Chrapla Michael Emerlck Joseph Fulka Jane Golesc Nelson Hartley Patrlcla Henry Carl Hoffman John Jacusis Lois Johnson Mary Kertis Bernice Klotzbucher Caroline Korak Page Nineteen Johanna Lesnrck Anna Mate' Ruth McClelland Genevieve MacNab Frances O Malley Veronica Oxley Sebastian Paratore Ruth Petersen Thomas Pilot Frances Rospond Eunice Sloss Samuel Wells Margaret Wilson Raymond Wrona Anthony Zelencik I I I I th ' ' - ' . Margaret Wilson Peter Vuchinas Anna Mae Adamec Good naturcd Glrl Counselor Basketball O Red Cross Band Edward S Bakota Stalwart Football Captaln Basketball Russell J Barron Argurnentatnve Tennis Team Manager Round Up Staff Concert Band Publlcuty Manager for Athletlcs Sensor Class Advertusung Lavern E Blggerstaff Analytlcal Press Club lndustrnal Club Gordon J Brewster Sctentltlc Concert Band HI Henry Bucko Able lndustrnal Club Phyhss Joan Burgett Youthful Grrl Counselor Pep Club Showdown James Addison Forccful Honor Socuety Pres Student Government Vlce Pres Sensor Hu Y Debatnng Sensor Play Marlon R Baran Adept Press Club Enqlxsh Club Band Maryellen Bates Gracious Glrl Counselor Concert Band Glrls Clee Club Showdown Mike Louls Bokoru Competent Press Club Beglnners Band Harmonica Club Alex Broton Good hearted Patrol Boy Press Club Concert Band Cadet Orchestra Football Team Phnlnp A Bugwlt Fearless Press Club Patrol Boy Cadet Band Verna M Bush Coquettnsh Edlta Glrl Counselor Sensor Grrl Reserves Showdown Glee Club Robert Babcock Practucal Concert Band Student Government School Dance Orchestra Glenn L Barnes Talented Boys Glee Club Accompannst Concert Band Concert Orchestra Mixed Chorus B Raymond J Belxeslu Enthusnastlc Basketball Sensor Class Buslness Manager Speaker of House Representatlves Head Cheer Leader Gertrude Bonkowsku Dlgnntled Grrl Reserves Gnrl Counselor Mlxed Chorus Gnrls Glee Club Chester W Broton Generous Press Club Patrol Boy Cadet Band Adam F Bukala Shrewd Patrol Boy lndustrnal Club Band Anna Lorrame Carlson Carefree Honor Socrety Edlta Girl Counselor Round Up Staff Showdown Beatnce Bambrldge Capable Basketball Rough Wruter Staff O Steve Barney Frolucsome Presldent Press Club Cross Country Team rack Team lnterclass Basketball Band Joseph J Berkowncz Honest lnterclass Basketball Rough Winter Reporter Margaret Brenock Stralghttorward R O A Secretary Eduta Glrl Counselor Basketball Joseph Brxa Hardy Wrestlnng State Champlon Industrial Club Purdue Round Up Exhubntuon Loss Jean Burgett Sweet Gnrl Counselor Pep Club Showdown Howard L Cartwrlght Muslcal Concert Band Orchestra Boys Glee Club Muxed Chorus Page Twenty We Leave Roosevelt Hugh.. Rf .Af , 1 1 . R. Q A, c. B. c. B. O ' y - . 1 T, T I l K . C, . C. B. . . 1 N ' Q of f . ' l 1 l 1 A ' l . A l Dramatic Club Honor Society l l Sr. AY K l l l - . . . . l , . N X C y I l l l l o 0 I Edward J. Cholewa Adroit Press Club Pica Post Staff lnterclass Basketball Industrial Club Theodore E Dan Light hearted H Y Round Up Staff Showdown Choral Clubs Concert Band and Orchestra Stella Demkowlcz Studious Girl Counselor Walter H During Brisk WVCSTIIHQ German Club Band Patrol Boy Frolic Kathlyne Eastes Agreeable Concert Band Edita Gyps Club Y House of Representatives Sr Girl Reserves Stephen Fendos G W Health Board Joseph P Fulka Intelligent Honor Society Junior and Senior Play Crew Showdown Sr l-li Y Concert Band Page Twenty one Lillian Chrapla Animated Honor Society Girl Counselor Pres. Senior Class Sec.-Treas, Round-Up Staff Asst, Editor Student Government Cabinet George Dankanich M8Sf9rly Purdue Round U Industrial Club Student Council HI Sr Play Stage Crew Albina Dollnar Affable Glee Club Mixed Chorus Round Up Staff Library Assistant ln and About Chicago Chorus Michael Droxda Reliable Purdue Round Up Industrial Club Mike Emrlck Prompt Basketball Vocational Club Stage Crew Honor Society Elame Fusher Concert Band Latin Club Citamard Assembly Committee Round Up Staff Helen Furman Quiet Sr Girl Reserves PeD Club Girls Shop Club S-115-i, Edward J. Ciszczon Helpful Patrol Boy Industrial Club lnterclass Basketball Donald W Davis Efficient Concert Band Concc rt Orchestrw Junior Play Matthew Dombkowski Good humored Press Club Basketball Band Edwin Philip Duwar Courteous Concert Orchestra Concert Band Senior H Y W Eugene Milton Fauber Assured Concert Band Concert Orchestra Debating Dramatics Glee Club Lorraine Fisher Concert Orchestra Citamard Joseph Furman Sensible Press Club lnterclass Basketball Industrial Club Michael J. Czapla Bright Student Council Cross Country Team Patrol Boy Industrial Club lnterclass Basketball Eugene L Davis Businesslike Rough Writer Stiff Round Up Staff Mixed Chorus W Jack Donahue Expert B Showdown Senior Play Crew Bernard A Dziadowicz Responsible Football Pep Club Wrestlin Junior Play Senior Plax Crew Rose Annette Feldman Resolute Concert Band G rl Counselor Hall Monitor Sr Girl Reserves Gypsy Club Helen Forkasdi Basketball Swimming Team R O A Sr Girls Glee ub Mixed Chorus Galvm Gantz Courteous Basketball H Press Club lnterclass Basketball Pep Club W Recall Those loyous Days I- , - p C. B. C. B, ' c, B. c, B. I ' - I , Jr. 'VY . J. , B. I A c. . ct is, E. . I . J. . B. . . I I ' R - Jesti,-tg Poetic Dramatic Candid A, I s. A. V J, . B, I A I ' A. R A' ci 1 - . - I I . P ' JF, .-Y ln Th John Ge get: ress luu Track 1 VL Ss Lllll N snap Clt season G Hartley L ntlunsnw Class Pressscn Honor Secs tx Junior Pl aw Concc rt B and Mane Hodal an GI s O Cuypsx Clu Baskctball lay llynlch Adm rablc Loss Johnson Ksndlx O A Prcssrc Gsrl Counselor Vscc Pressdent 'unror Plax Cr w Basketball Marsan Marpory Kamsnsky Obl qlng Art Club x un Up a Sensor Gsrl Reserves Masducnon Grs Glee C b Mary Kerhs Cooperatsve usrl Counselor Scnscr Gsrl Rcscrvcs Honor Socsety Stclh Therese Gsrsks na wstsous Jsr s Glu lu 1 Dcbatsnq Club Cnnanacrtstl Club lxcoortcrs Club Pc H Clut Patrlcsa Henry Frscndlx sl sound Us Staff G rl Counselor Concert Band H Jnor Socscty Stanley Hodor Pcrsuaslvc ect bans John Jacusss l l'l Honor Sncsetx G Asrplanc Club RO And Lp John S Joyce Orsgsnal Transferred frorn C stholsc Centr al Robert Earl Kane Jovlal Conccrt Band Concert Orchestr Basketball Junsor Hs Y Cadet Orchestra Rose Evelyn Ksernan Am able PCD Club ensor C rl Reserves Pressdent Red Cross Edsta O Jane Golcsc We l brcd Honor Socscty scd Cross Scnlor Gsrl Reservcs lxough Wrstcr Staff James Hull Encrgetsc Concert Band Carl Hoffman Popular Student Governnacnt Vsce Pr ssdent Pressdent of Sr H Y Honor Socsety Peter Jacusss Perseversnq Purdue Round J Track Basketball Joseph J Kaczka Conssderate Beqsnners Band Cadet Band Junsor H S ngsng Club lnterclass Basketball John J Kart: Trustworthy Draftsnq Club Secretary Asst Manager Football Wrestlsno Conference Charnpson Junsor H Y Bernice B Klotzbucher Retscent German Club O Ssngsng Club Health Board Honor Socsety Frank Gombos Vsqorous Concert Band Csanccrt Orchestra Prsss Club Bssketball Kennedy Hinton Pls ass aq Scnsor Gsrl Reserves E sta Student Councsl Mary ldzlk Socs able Sensor Grrl Reserxes Gyosx Club Peo Club Leonard J Jaracz Wsse Press Club Basketball Showdown Senror Play Crew Ssngsng Club Stephan e Kamsnslu Dependable Red Cross Treasurer Sensor Gsrl Reserves O Fern Kerr Amussnq Basketball Gsrl Counselor Secretary Rough Wrster Staff Swlrnmsng -l-earn Frank Komar Herosc Football Basketball lndustrs al Club Wrestlsncg Patrol Boy Page Twenty two e Fall ol Twenty-Nin zealous A l al A a K V Y C t C l H C l , N . 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A, Glee Club Msxed Chorus Honor Socsetv Lottle S Krakowsak Attractsve Red Cross Gsrls Shop Club Pep Club Commercsal Club Robert Kucken Qusck Kenneth J Lewsn Frank Concert Band Drarnatscs Sensor Play Crew Cstamard Glee Club Edward Longawa Plucky lnterclass Basketball Junsor Hs Y LeRoy W MacCrea Jocular Vsce Pressdent ot Sensor Class Band Football Basketball Pearl Marne Manaugh Wstty Band Eclsfa Sensor Gsrl Reserves Showdown R O A Basketball Page Twenty three Wilbert G. Korn Loquacsous Football Wrestlsng Sensor Hs ln ard About Chscsqo Chorus Evelyn Sarah Krsss Sympathetsc Gsrl Counselor Concert Orchestrw Sensor Gsrl Reserves Hall Monstor Trs V Club Genevieve Mary Kucxek Wsnsome Sensor Gsrl Reserves Commercsal Club Ben Lsss Sagacsous lnterclass Basketball Junsor Hs Y Wsllsam Lorenz Dutsful Genevieve MacNab Ssncere Honor Socsety Round Up Staff Edsta Gsrl Counselor ln and About Chscago Chorus Andrew Mancos Artsstsc Msxed Chorus A G S A Secre ar Sensor Play Crew Rough Wrster Staff Round Up Staff Stella Kot Calm Transferred from Hammond Hugh School Recl Cross Sam Krsxmss Studsous lnterclass Sports Sensor Hs Y Sergeant at Arms Yvonne F Layer Chsc Round Up Feature Edstor Rough Wrster Staff Edsta Sensor Gsrls Glee Club Showdown Carmela Locascso Modest Gsrl Counselor Evelyn Bertha Long Coy Gsrl Counselor Joan MacQuarrse Pretty Gsrls Glee Club Msxed Chorus Edsta Concert Band Sensor and Junsor Play! Sylvsa Rose Marcus Dsscerns ng Concert Orchestra Gsrls Glee Club Msxed Chorus Rough Wrster Staff Trs V Club When W Arrsvecl... Lillian Josephine Koziol Sedulus Gsrl Counselor Sensor Gsrl Reserves Ssngsng Club Caerman Club Stanley Krupa Gallant Track Basketball Football Cross Country Johanna Lesnsck Lskeable Honor Socsetv Sensor Gsrl Reserves Sensor Msxed Chorus Concert Band ln and About Chscago Chorus Eleanor G Loftus Pleassnq Gsrl Counselor Sensor Gsrl Reserves Pep Club R O A Masquenon Adam J Macek Cuoocl naturecl Football Junsor Class Vsce Pressdent Wrestlsnq Wrestlsnq Manager Track Manager Paul Malarsk Fsrm Asrplane Club Vocatsonal Club Jolyn Marne Marko Jolly R O A Sensor Gsrl Reserves Pep Club Dramatsc Club Masouenon Ambstsous -v l s 1 ., l . W , - S 1 Q V C.B.C.B, l ' I l y , . , y . . . l .. . 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Pete Oswego Conlu cnt rootball s ctb al l rcss Club Mnxerl Claorus Monoqr urn Club Sebastlan Paratore Artlstrc Honor Soclctx Senior Hu Y oncert Bantl Draftlnq Club Stanley Puecuch Dcternalnccl Tl rift Club Vocattonal Club Basketball Martin E ulhn Sturclw Football Basketball Baseball Student Goxernment Walter Rogala Arcluous Vocatlonal Club basketball Frances Rospond xeservecl Honor SOCICYX Basketball O Bookstore Andrew Sabo Smart lnclustrlal C b Showdown Sensor Play Junlor Play Page Twcnty five Mary Alysc OTooIe Plc asant 1 r Coun tl ur v Rcstrt J l D anaa Club J Clu Ruth Petersen Cla xrrnlnq lxounrl Up tatf Eclltcr Edlta Presndent l-loner Soclety G rls Glec Club Preslclent Showdown T homas R Pnlot Maraly Honor Soclrtx Prcssclcnt Sensor l-l Y Mlxed Claorus Senior P ay Student Councl Norene Reardon Subtle Glrl Counsrlor Gurl Reservcs Showdown Latin Club G r 5 Glee lub John Rogus l.lxCly Football Track Junior Cl a5s Bu5une5s Manaqer Edward Rucnnskl Mannlsb Football B asketball B Track Student Government Claudla Sakach Graceful O Basketball Cornraaerclal Club Red Cross Gvrl Rescrxcs Margaret Oxley Sty lusb Erllta r s C Mlxc ' Cbwru Showdown Stanley Petropolns Atbln tnC Football Basketball Wrestllnq Baseball Stuclcnt Gow vnnaent Jane Prlcc Vcrsatllc Scnlor Plat Concert Band Concert Orclacstra Ednta xouncl Up Stall Sumner Reeder Dcbonalr Snnlor P ay C B Secret Concert Band Round Up Staff Prcss Club John Roman Exactlnq lxecl Cross lntcrclass ba ketball Anna Ryan Sedate Glrl Rnserxni O XNood Slaob Club John J Sapyta Faltlatul ustrlal C Press Club TraCk Basketball Veronica J Oxley Po ttf Hongr Soflgtx, G Fl C Junsclor JL mor Pla Joseph Petska Sol rzterl Band B uqla VVrltcr Staff COFYUVNCV :gl Cltl Peo Club Vrctor Queer Outst anrllnq Basketball Bruno Ruccommn A cr! Senlor l-ll Y Preae. Club Basketball Helen Romanak Adorable Junlor Dranaatlc Glrl Rescrxcs Junlor Plat Peter Ryback Strong Football Baseball 1 askctl al Walter Saragovetz Accornoclatlnq lnc ustrnal Clul Basketball Football LA Enjoyed Six Eventlul Years. , . Sell la X. . ' l 3 '57 L Cl l s 'r , f My . . Ba k' 4 l Gr l ' ' fus G1 l ' Glee lub 1 4 Y W X Cnnccrt l a ul 1. ', 1 .y r. . , y 'g y Peg b l l Q . - f U - 5 1 Q 1 . , L F K Q a 1 C 1 t V ' C l.Q L K l X K L I I- L Baseball L X K l. Q l P .- A f ' f I C t 1 Il Y 1 . ' C. B, . . K a ary c V f ' 4 - 1 I l ' C ' f 4 Y 4 5 1' , , 1 1 . Cl B, , Q R 1. B13 L . CW N t 1 l l l f l . P Q 1 . I 4 N X , 1 A K , , R A. . . R . A. C, . C. B. . Sbea B.- a 1. I ' L L 5 L , K IU R4 , A, lnrl . . lub l . 1 u 1 A -- B 4 X Betty Schaleman Dsstsnctsye Edsta Secretary In and About Chscago Chorus Glrl Counselor Showdown lnterclass Sports Mary Sfura Attractsye Edsta Transferred from Catholsc Central R O A Andy Slampyak Truthtul lndustrsal Club Purdue Round Up lnterclass Basketball Joseph F Stachura Ags le Wrestlsng Concert Band Football Manager Cross Country Manager Concert Orchestra Stanley M Szary Conscsentsous Press Club Band lnterclass Baseball Helen Arlene Varady Compansonable Concert Orchestra Concert Band Gsrls Glee Club Sensor Play Msxed Chorus Lorrasne Wseland lnsmstable Rough Wrster Statt Round Up Staff Choral Clubs ln and About Chscago Chorus Showdown Mary Schwab Nice Gsrl Counselor Edita . G. S. A. Pressre Harold C Shselds Dro I Eunice Sloss Accomplsshed Honor Socsety Junsor Play Debatsnq Gsrl Counselor Socsal Commsttee Msldred Helen Stasek Modern Gsrls Glee Club Msxed Chorus Gsrl Reserves Dramatsc Club Shop Club Bruno Sxcxepansks Thoughtful Patrol Boy Baseball Peter Vuchanas Strong Junsor Class Pressdent Wrestlsnq Student Councsl Vsce Pressdent House ot Representatsyes Concert Band Charles Wserzbsnsks Tolerant lnterclass Basketball Press Club Englssh Club Band Martin Seifert Valscl Concert Band Msxed Chorus Boys' Glee Club l-l -Y x qund- Up Taft Barrse Shlaes xcsourcetul Cnnccrt Band Conccrt Orchcstrs bc s Glee Club Lottse Smolen Un attec ted Gsrls hop Art Club Sensor Gsrl Reserves Mildred Sutkowskl Cheerful Sensor Gsrl Rcserycs Commercsal Club Pep Club Anthony Telles Corclsal Cadet Band Vsce Steve Wargo Merry Pep Club lnterclass Basketball Harnaonsca Club lndustrsal Club W Ernest Wsllet Contenaplatsve Draftsnq Club Industrsal Club Harmonsca Club Asrolane Club Debatsng Club Andrew Solberg Trsna lndustrsal Club Glee Club Sensor Hs-Y Harnaonsca Club Cadet Band Robert B Sslverman Teassno L ll and Scroll Pressdent xough Wrstcr Staff xound Up Staft Debatsnq Team Jean Spencer Fastsdsous Sensor Play Junior Play Gsrl Counselor Edsta Chester B Sypulsks Frank Junsor l'ls Y Pep Club Ssngsng Club lrsterclass Basketball Mylane Tote Clever Rough Wrster Statt I and Scroll Secretary Cssrl Counselor Eflsta Samuel Wells lntellectual Round Up Statt Bussness Manager Sensor Play H Y Concert Band Track Mary Margaret Wslson lngensous Honor Socsety Gsrls Glee Club Msxed Chorus Concert Band Health Board Page Twenty ssx A l nt l c 1 Pr S t s ' P- ' Y ' 1 a K Qss t 1 a ' . li k X t . . 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B, OW E fa Uate... l'EaSUl'Il1Q Sally M1c Wlckllnskl Hippy Drumutrcs Grrl Reserves Red Cross Commercml Club Srnqnnq Club Helen Woznlckl Plewsint Dramatlc Club Commercial Club Anthony S Zclenclk Powerful Footbtll Wrestllnq lnterclwss Bwskolbxll lnclustrlal Club Edward Plofrowskl Not Graduating Frank Wo,d Humorous Con err Or hestra Press Club Raymond S Wrona Low al German Club Concert Band Honor SOClCfX Student Goxernmcnt Lllllan Zlmny Nlithernwtlcil Henry Pluclnskr Not Grarluatznq My Class lve summed up all the classes Ot Sensors up tlll now And nt seems the class of 35 Has the others beat somehow The students may be no brighter, Nor In the arts excell, But lt's not of especial wisdom That l would like to tell Page Twenty sexcn Do otaf Lou se Woodburn Plaqvd DVUVTWQTICS Glrl Rescue Pep Club Prlntlno Club VOA Geraldm Yates V lx, ielous Mlxed Choru ln and About Chlemq Chorus Edlta Showdown June Ammerman Not Graduwtlnq Margaret Ryder Not Grwduwtunq Qoberr T Woodburn Dc xte rous lustrl il Press lent Driftlruq Club Thomas Yokovlch Qlllflf lnterclwss Bisketb all Frances Kruczek Nft Gmrluatlnq Barbara Sappenfleld Not Grtduatunq lt s lust a sort of sentlment Luke a mother has you ve heard When she has an ugly duckllng And Calls her chnld a bard So agaln I say, that never Was a body halt so tune, As the Sensors ot l935, The class that I call mane Elaine Fnsher The Harvest of These Days. - ' ' ' ula r I' . . . 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Sunny' Page Thirty PICTURE ON Top Row Mullngan McClelland M Lula Wallace Bennett Mertens Masonlk Modrock McCrea Kaczmarskl Marcus Thlrd Row Nowosnnskr L Alb Boszor Matush Marko S Muha H Nvezgoda Derry Kucken Jendreas Raduce Belzesku Nlerengarten MacKenna Second Row Morrus J Madras Noworyta Ollnskn Vereb Drozda N Muha McVey Roberts McShane Bucko Horvath Myzeyewskn Kumelgu Marronowskr First Row Mancos J Nnezgoda Gearman Medley Nester M Madras Macek Marek Orzechowucz Saorek Berkowucz SECOND PICTURE Top Row E Kurzydem Roncrak Kertls Hoffman Kroll Kozrol ONenl Huwug Kerr Hanght Krlstofl Popp Kmrotek Thlrd Row A Lokanc Kocur Pauley Rogus A Lescsak J Henry Kwasny Kuczek Kruczek Gauder Holka Gorna Krakowuak Pernal Kovach S Ostrowskl Second Row Kucek Kurzydem Kulesa Hurscak Lagos Kudla E Kazrnuerska Foster Johnson Hull S Krakowuak Queer Paczkowsku Pruce Fursf Row Johnson Saczawa Jones Koslowsku Gurczewskn Glowacks Kowalskn L Kazmlerska Golnnua Hasara Larson J Kocur Kasza Klemper PICTURE THREE Top Row Boudl Woodburn Satterbloom J Rucxnskn Perry Third Row Ryback Plenrazek Stnglltz Vollmer Pyznarskl Ryder Tutan Duble' Torpey Stall Pzespolewskl Podkul Garbacuk Zygmunt Shlaes Verbeck Second Row Zawora E Wnerzblnskl Reppa Rundqulst Skinner Perlsta Stambeck Tomasek Zolkos A Shaffer Wllluams L Smith Spurrler W Trojanowskl Skamau Fnrst Row A Zzmny Szczepanskr Sakach Really Wrllet Reardon Tutacko Synkowskn S Sldor Plesnlak Plecuch S Sarneckr Personett Press Sharby Smulevltz PICTURE FOUR Top Row Block Czech Hampton Abbe-tt E Ballas Fendos Beretz Bernal Moldovan Czapla Beard Flsher S Davls Brady Deak Harness Thnrd Row Dubuel F DAngelo Jacobowucz Dutro Clszczon Chalberg S Balas Fessler Bess Drozd S Gajda Golubuewskl Fahey Second Row Dennis Grys Furman Basso Janak Bodovunutz Balash Balta Baanbrudge Baron Czuba Hamnuk Bank Banas Flrst Row A Belko Glowacku Clesla Augustane Frgg R Curtls Dawson Alb Dresnek Dombrowskl Dunslng Blestek E Belko Galsk Sturdy' Studlousl Sophomoresl ,: . 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Pioneering Agalnl Campaigning lnauguratlng a New Student Excntement rengns Mnlton Maller wuns Student Government Constltutuon Contest Roosevelt prnmarles are on the way signs posters dlscussuons For whom are you going to vote? prnmarues over Cam paugn speeches furst electlon day arrrves halls are crowded wuth ann mated students votnng luke grown ups Mr Anderson s government class acts as offucuals countung votes James Addison our furst president Carl Hoffman vuce president Con gratulatnons President vuce press dent and the newly elected senators eagerly plan work for l93-4 l935 Student ploneers of Roosevelt s new adven ture Student Government take thelr so make students health conscious IS their arm Chosen from all corners ot the school l'e5l3eCl'Ve places Sensor senators Edward Ruclnsku Martzn uunn and Raymond Wrona Junuor senators Edgar Conn Theodore Sendak and Robert Twyman Sophomore senators Jack Mullngan Vuolet Tutan Freshman senators Norman Bene duct and Anna Dankanuch Eughth grade s nator Marne Patrnck Seventh grade senator Mane Benedict th y re waltnng for September September l2 electrons to the House of Representatnves announced Ray Belzeskl Kathlyn Eastes Johanna Lesnlck Stanley Petropolus and Peter Vuchnnas sensor representatives Junior class elects Harold Feld Delbert Hartley Dons Petersen Edna Smyers Helen Johns and Maxine Spero Sophomore representatnves are Ruth Abbett Gllne Dubuel George Kertus Yolanda Nestor Sally Prezepolewskn Hulbert Truman and Edna Wallace Thomas Orr Hugo Pancheru Edward Makay Josephine Plkula Harold Doldge Antoln ette Zatlokowlcz Walter Gadzala George Bennett and Andy Balog represent the Fresh man class Eighth graders elect Thomas Mullugan Sldney Pltzele Machael Dykuel Pearl Busso Suzanne Fletcher and Irene Vuda as representatuves Teddy Rogus Margaret Fisher and Joseph Wells are seventh grade representatives Wulluam Petro was chosen from the Opportunity Group President Addison chose has cabunet Betty Jane Wnllnams Carl Hoffman Teddy Sendak Raymond Belzeskl Robert Babcock Samuel Wells Eunice Sloss and Llllran Chrapla students who aaded ln carrynng out plans Pnoneer Roosevelt Student Government accompllshes much dunng fnrst year Presudent Adduson conducts club survey Natuonal Assocuatuon of Student Government Offlcers accepts our offlcers senate and executives came to the resuce of the annual Page Thurty two I l a n n . 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I I ' ' ' . . . , , '-' 1 1 1 1 Nomunatung Electung u I Organuzung Government for Roosevelt Hugh bonture messengers ot good cheer Student Government dustrubutes hanksguvung baskets auded by the Senuor Hu Y Promotes Charuty Basketball game sends tlowers to honor Roose velts pruma donna planned and prlnted bull forms tor future governments Sponsors Roosevelt Health Board Gurls readung temperatures They re from the Health Board Temperature charts un every room chaurman checks all reports Below 68 umme duately proper authorutues are notufued Sends lust ot untudy lockers to be publushed un the Rough Wruter Health posters un class rooms Students work ung ardently to create student health con Sclousness Health Contest Interest Presrdent Addnson s chosen few aren t they lucky? The bram trust of Roosevelt uncreased more gurls enter thus year aur us tense students antucupate announcements Gurls Health Day arruves A specual gurls assembly Congratulatuons' Queens Joan Robunson Senuor Hugh Queen Katherune Kellam Junuor Hugh ueen and rubbon wunners Betty Smyers Ann Tutan Edna Walla e Kennedy Hunton and Margaret Wulson Barbara Baker Dorothy Horvath Betty Whute Betty Orr Dawn Struckland Elenore Cook Ruth Abbett Ethel Ballas Dorothy Dawson Betty Jane Johnson Vuvuan Personett Alrce Stambek Angelune Tomaszek Nettue Bush Jane Olson Isabel Trouanowsku Rose Feldman Joan Mac uarrue Evelyn Kruss Lorean Morrus Frances OMalley Betty Schaleman Eunuce Sloss Betty Rouse and Margaret Sutwell lva Gaul Beeswy Elouse Reeves Mary Jane Gearman Phyllus Brentlunger Mary Apple oate Betty Poole Betty Norman Margaret Applegate Phyllus Duxon Mollle Gudalus Maruon Beneduct Helen Vudunghott Dorothy Rouse June Lee Wade Shurley Heckman Flleen Mack Rose Mary Helun and Loretta Gunther The 7Al sectuon had the hughest percentage of entrees Mrs DeJong s orugunal health play clever boys do theur share they say ut wuth tlowers Mr G O Murphy head sponsor de erves honor guudes thus puoneer gov ernment shup through mauden voyage clumax year wuth an unaugural dance unaugurate newly elected ottucers Crchuds to you Oh' Puoneers' You have been pavung the road toward an udeal Student Government Page Thurty three 9 I I I I l , . u - . . . 1 . . . - 1 .. 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The Honor Soclety Poses' Inductmg Honor Society Members Publlshmg the Rough Writer Round Up Staff cameras clicking ho d stall please that s all Pungent odor of rubber cement sticky fungers regular rows of sensors faces smnlung up from engravers proof sheets Dummy pages can t you count? just three hundred words Flngers flyung over the keys of the typewriter ready for the press It s all over but the shouting Glrl Counsellors bug slsterly advnce noon dancing classes for the youngsters s gurls and blushing boys plloted by klndly counsellors toward each other A Standup get acquainted party lollnpops for the Ilttle susters an dnd the bug gurls go for them Gnrls assembly Selllng Your All For Loveluness e u cnous cooknes and tea served for the guests Hall Monltors hall pass please sorry but you ll have to go to the office wall you run an errand monutor Slttung all alone at the end of a long long hall Congregatmg the be'l great scurryung to proper places snlen e relgns Slgnung hall passes dlrectung strangers Rough Wrlter Staff have the artncles been assigned? where s that proof? cuts feature storles special editions Inter vuews poems clncknng typewruters Oh these headlmes' they gust won t work Followmg IH Walter Wlnchell s footsteps collectlng copy Hurry dnstrlbute the paper It s up from the prnnt shop dld you see the latest Rough Wrrter? Natlonal Honor Society Congratulatnonsl I m glad you were elected aren t you proud? Selling dozens of :ce cream cones and Ice cold pop at the Frollc effuclent ushers wearlng Honor Society badges serving at music concerts plays special programs lnterestmg speakers at the monthly meetungs :mpressuve lnduc tlon servrces setting a brught and shunung example for other students honourable out standnng students Page Thlrty four I' K 7 1 r ff? V ' W , . l' . ' ll - T ' . ' ' f r 1 - Y 'W . g . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . d i I ll - l A l .I .11 I d I'- ,- if . - . . I Q 1 . I l - -il , . . - A V . A ' 'M' around friend monitor's post . . . the ringing of , 4 A . 4 ' 1 F, 'l - . . . - tl if ,A I y- . . . . TPM . . . ' lyt . . . I . . . 'f . J . . . lsr I Ct- , .5 ' ' ' gg g wrgg ,fa , I . . . I A I - Presentmg Plays Counselllng Presldlng at Meetings Patrollng Art Club desugnlng sets for Roosevelt stage productnons stall llfe puctures pauntun scenery Encouragsng talented art students anstlllnng Interest an the Arts Models posnng students reproduced on paper l-low about posters for Health Week? A G S A members will make them Charcoal sketches representing school I fe creating a new mural Red Cross Collectlon day Tuesday dld you brnng your pennies? here s the lnttle whlte charnty bag clnnk clunk' Thus the Red Cross fsnances nts work Christmas baskets for the less fortunate sendung Florence Mack to the Washington National meetlng Patrol Boys In rann or shane these boys are always on duty cold and hot weather funds them at thelr work controlling trafflc steering students across busy l4lst street preventnng dnsorder at all athletic events Patrolboys wearing theur shrnnng sulver badges and whnte belts are ever dependable Debating Team hot arguments fnery young orators convnnclng words smash Ing rebuttals Though comparatuvely new our team IS garnlng umportance Interest IS being awakened nn the debating contests we went to the flnals ln the dlstrlct contest thus year Congratulatlons' Debators and Coaches' We re proud of you' Rah' Rah' Rah' Roosevelt' Our peppy yell leaders are out on the floor the gurls nn thenr purple and whlte outfnts the fellows In their purple jackets The yells nnstull some enthu slasm unto the crowd finally all are shouting loudly along wlth the lusty cheer leaders Purple' Ye Whnte' Quill and Scroll Outstandung lournalustlc work IS rewarded by membership rn this national organization Talented lnterary students belong all members of one of the publaca tnons staffs Feature stones headlmes poetry each as a part of the everyday work Quill and Scroll symbols of literary wrltung Page Thurty f.ve 'W' I FF! H19 15 fl- rf' J 'i They create' Dld you bring your penmes7 ALL Stand back please' Resolved Our debatmg squad ns the best ever Rah' Rah' Rah' RooseveIt ' Future Trlbune Staff prepares for work' X, ,T I,-funn.-444,4 g v Gia D rm, -lv ' J: , l' T A ffl -- V T , -Y s. Q ..' k - Q w- ' - 0 1,5 .. , 0 o , , T f ll ' l O Q Q ' 1 . ' ' ' ,l ll ' f.' lf: ' '.' -.5 ELT - - - ' . . . ' ' -Hr' M- f '51, v i l : - A, I ' fl' ' l ' 5 . g D l Cl K '27 A N-1 J' . 4, as ' . . . . . V.: ,I-f',': I - I.- '- . - D . . . . 1' - b, X' V. v, tm 3 J , x P ' . . . . . . v Tl- ' .V .Wiz A ' . . . ' ' ,gf 4 - U? ' i I . ' - - Q - 44 0 '-3.95 , . . 1 l , l G . ' .' ' . l --5 'UQ C . . . ' -ti I 1 . . . ' 1 ' 1 1 we - ' I ,' 'X ' 'lil I . . . . . . A ' I - - - A . . . Ye Entertaining Tiny Tots I I Debating I I Pliylng WOl'lCIl'lg Making FTICYIAS I l Potatoes potatoes Bring more potatoes' Won t you buy a rose? And Grandma pulled the string Precision' Metrculous care' Here s the Pica Post' HrY good fellowship is its aim rumbling drums shrleks from the feminine gender House of Horrors at the Frolic potatoes and more potatoes Potato day Thanksgiving Baskets Hocus pocus the mysterles of the occult revealed Hoffman the magician Father and Son Banquet Hi' dad More cake please conventions conferences Girl Reserves Rose day the sweet fragrance of roses penetrates the rooms above the din of tramplng feet gurls cry in unison Please buy a rose Recognition Candle Lighting Service solemn faces trembling hands candle light streaming from a multitude of candles faces begin to glow an expect ant hush voices raised in song Follow the gleam Dramatic Club anxious whispers uppressed giggles curtain on with the show action applause A successful year presented The Curtain for Edu cation Week Episode Near Bethlehem for Christmas He Said and She Said Gramma Pulls the String refreshed the ex hausted Senior Play cast with a tea had a year of enjoyment together Press Club Where s the dummy? :ru smudges proofing typesetting lO point light face Beamlng with pride the Plcw Post their own paper is published Basket ball team has successful season they beat them all almost Trip to Lakeside Press d shing to the bus save me a seat in the bw l climaxed year with a dance Page Thirty s x n l U l I I I I F . 141 I A - , . . . 1' 4 . . . . . ,, - ,4 f , , ,, . . ' . , K y , . . . - - - 11 H , H . . . . . . . . . . ,, H 1 n 4 V I A . . . 11 - 11 r 11 - 11 ll f ! ' l 11 Q - 11 l 5 ll - ll . I ' I s . . . . ,, , . . . . . . 1. ,, , . . , i . . . ' ,, ' ' .-, ci . . . c X . V 6 n - u . . . , I Frollclng - I Enjoying Dancing Selling Roses I - Sending Baskets Edlta energetuc gurls mutnatuon tlshlng on the tour corners After school dance Wasnt It fun dressing dolls? Annual Chrnstmas Party I enjoyed It as much as the kaddles dud Tea tor mothers candle sticks and tea cups artistically arranged mothers slpplng fragrant tea grr s mothers sprung tlowers C chrlstuannty and craziness wullnngly offer servuce Edrta and C B C B Christmas Party joan fairer sex In holding party eatnng up all the :ce cream p ay ang Santa Claus What size gloves should we buy for the kiddies? gnggles greet our ears as they dance sn the Showdown wasnt It a scream? Nature Study Club eight members small but :ndustnous took charge of con servatory placed plants on wlndows In the corrldors created a homellke atmosphere loaned plants tor all occasions con trrbuted large Thanksguvung and Chrlstmas baskets Health contest awards ribbons cups turnlshed by them also placque for healthnest section wall be used for years to come Lahn Club speak Latnn read Latun dream Latin members continually try ang to Improve theur ablllty to speak Latnn study Roman lute and customs Julnus Caesar give classlcal plays play Latun games Went on trvp to Fueld Museum to see old Roman clothes weapons creating an lnterest In the tuner things of late Page Thnrty seven We liked the dolls too Christianity and craziness Lk And how' They grew' Semper fudells. Qs! 'AD ll!- Slit? Vuohn bows move un harmony Are we proud of them? Were we thrllled when they played Mornung Noon and Night 7 Lovely young vouces raused un exultant song wud pulsung rhythm fullung the audutoruum sturrung strauns of famuluar Musuc that gets wulder and wulder then softer and softer a whurlwund The Blueburds The Roosevelt musuc department presented uts annual sprung concert to the delught of the cutys musuc lovers Muss Clark manages the vocal de partment sux groups have been or ganuzed Fufty four senuor hugh school gurls made the Gurls Glee Club thus year The gray vested Muxed Chorus had suxty three students M Robert Whute durected thurty eught Glee Club boys starched wung collars and bow tues what musery' Underclass men showed great enthusuasm forty eught gurls enjoyed the Cadet Gurls Glee Club Junuor hugh vocal organuzatuons met once a week durung the year peared un all school musuc concert Eught Junuor Hugh School gurls and thurty sux boys were members of the two Glee Clubs Page Thurty eught Sungung rr aw Marchung us 9 Musuc Actuvuty us Mr Luther Burroughs head unstru mentalust Mr George Haskuns assusted hum and spent afternoons wuth us Eughty two Concert Band members gave an unspured performance of Mornung Noon and Nught at the sprung concert Flute luke tones vuolun bows movung un harmony wuth each other the Concert Orchestra wuth uts fufty stu dents rendered duffucult pueces Our musuc curcle has every year wudened to take un more students at the present tume the Cadet Orchestra has an enrollment of forty fuve students Band musuc has attracted students thus ear the largest unstrumental organuzatuon was the Cadet Band consustung of eughty four students and even the youngsters of the school have a fune large organuza tuon begunners yes but those fufty students surely can play Thus year Roosevelt was proud of the recognutuon achueved by Mr Robert J Whute supervusor of Publuc School Musuc un East Chucago as durector of the In and about Chucago Chorus whuch Roosevelt s Boswell susters They ve played all over town and always were recelved wuth pleasure 'Fwy , ,.4, ' '- E , .lv U ' I l I I I I I Q - - ' , . ,, . . ,, . I overtures . . . The Indian Bride . . . . . . ll ' ll ' ' ' - . . . r. ' l . . ' . . . ap- 1 l Playing ff 1 Croonlng lmportant to Rooseveltlans sang in Orchestra Hall in Chicago the thirtieth of March lt was a distinc tion merited by Mr White s outstand ing musicianship the direction of this chorus of four hundred and fifty students Forty three Roosevelt students were in this chorus and ten Rooseveltlans played in the Festival Orchestra Education Week program enlrvened by musical numbers Children of the Moon delightfully sung by the Girls Glee Club ever willing to furnish enter tainment for school assemblies boys voices blending in Stars of the Summer Night Joy to the World the songs of the yuletide season gloriously sung multi colored lights shining from a sea of silver on an evergreen tree the faces piness joyful voices flooding the room with beautiful carols Oh Come All Ye Faithful an impressive and lovely service the annual Vesper service was presented by the Roosevelt Music depart ment Six young volces raused m song The biggest and the best ever w llked our boys They re at ut again The Blueblrds Wasn t It breath taking? Dvd you hear the Gurls Glee Club sung the lndlan Bride 7 And too the Girls Sextette Trio and Roosevelt Ensemble have furnished musical interludes for numerous programs Womens Club The Elks Minstrel The Frolic Showdown Alumna Banquet Psi Iota X1 The Girls Sextette sux girls the hoboes of the Shay Paree Show down novelty specialists singing The Rosary and other numbers The Trio second Boswells crooning at after school dances c ub programs ladies of the evening and Love in Bloom at the Frollc modiste shop salesladies at the Showdown numerous personal appearances e harmony girls from Roosevelt Roosevelt Ensemble tour players the sweet strains of Mendelssohn s Song Without Words providing a quiet background for numerous teas piano flute violin and oboe rhythmic beat of March Militaire by Schubert at ban quets assemblies community and church programs Yes music is an important part of Roosevelt life Page Thirty nine I I C l I . . . , . . ll . ll ' ' I . I ' - - I . I D I . . , . y - - - lr I . 11 . I I I ,I . l H H . . . , . . . . . of starry eyed young girls radiant with hap- ' ' h v A ' ' A t H . . . . ll . 1 ' A I - II ' Il ' ' . . . th ' . . . e E ll - ll ' - ' A 4 . . . A , , , . . . ll ' ' ' ll - .Qin . f. I i 1 g. 1 i FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 0 R Hammond Tech ...,, ,A,,..,,.. O -l3 Emerson ,,.,........ ..,A.., . , O- 0 Lew Wallace .,.,.... . ..... .l3- 7 Hammond ....,.......,..,..... I3- 0 Horace Mann ..........,....,.,. 6- 0 Froebel .......,..,. ...,.. , . 0-I9 Whiting . ....... ., ., .... . 2l- 6 Washington ..,.....,.......,... O- 0 Captain-Edward Bakots 1 Varsity Basketball Team and Baseball Team Girls Basketball Hocky 0 I Punting I u Running I u Shooting Cheer leaders Gally clad ln the purple an white of their dear Alma Mater Dlrectlng enthusiastic spectators Go' Roosevelt' Glarlng lights' Blastlng horns' Excited tans Whistles s reamnng through the air' Piercing shrueks' Boomlng drums Thumpung ot prgsklns Sweets tor and trorn the sweets' tractlve luttle vendors Peddle thelr wares O l-lenry Hot Dawg Chewun Gum Peanuts' Gala nlghts Ram Ram' Playung wet football thus year Alumni honor grad warrnors wlth banquet Stars receuve service awards' Coach Clark Shaughnessy gnves congratulatory speech' Roosevelt courteers begun practice Wrest lers start tralnlng Glrls organize swimming and basketball Wrestlers cop second berth an State and Conference Tourney First base ball team an sux years' Coaches prepare future grad team Girls set new records Female courteers retain court crown galn Importance nn Roosevelt WRESTLING SCHEDULE Tllden Tech CAPTAINS Hammond Edward Bakers Football Hammond Tllden Tech 20 Ed d R k B k b Il war ucms ' as et a Conference Second Place James Burke Cross Country Anthony Zelencik Wrestling sfafeisecond Place Peter Vuchlnas Wrestling C3Pl'3 ' TONY Zelemilk John Macak Baseball Captain Peter Vuchlnas l ' ,1t'w'l'-Fl . V' -f '. Y Y I'- ' ' - -R. .A. se I1 A . . L- 'in h I l u .J , J'V ' A R L ' ' cl ' ...Gol . .. ' ' 4 . YK -. .. ' E ...I '4 . ....Atf - , ' ' .. ' ' I 'V fi R r ' 1 1 11 11' -1 W-W-Q I: LN A r .. ,. f... .... ' JP L L. fs.. -Q, 1 . . . . 1 Ai I .I ' A . . . ' ' . 5, l R .TLS ' ' e tl. I . . l ' 1' ll ,lil PM ' 'I ' lt .yr A 0 R ' .,...................,.......... 5-4l . . ' ................,..........,.... -24 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Froebel .,......,,..,,......... O R I9-I0 Thornton Fractional ,.,........,,. I9-32 Valparaiso .,..,................ ZS IO Hartley's ..,......,.,.,.,...... ZI I7 waning ,,...,..,....r,.,.,.... I2-31 Emerson .......,,,..,..,....... 28 23 Horace Mann .... ,............. . I8 I6 Hammond ...,,......,,....,.,. 20-I8 Froebel ....,.,..,...........,.. 20 Z2 Valparaiso ,..,,..,,,...,...,... I7 24 Washington ,...Z9 I9 Whiting ...,4....,...,.,. ..,.. I 7 22 Emerson ,.,,.,,................ 33-I7 Horace Mann ......4...,..,,.,.. 27 2I Hammond ...........,..... .27 2l Hammond Tech ...,....,.....,.. I3 I6 Washington 4..............,.... 29 20 Lew Wallace ....,..,.....,...... I9 3I Captain-Edward Rucinski . ' I' Thanks lor the Lights New lights' gleaming score board Night turned into day Roosevelt dedicates lighted football field and new electric score boards Roosevelt students and faculty wish to express their appreciation and thanks To Mr James McAuslun city electrician who installed the new electric equipment gratis To the local merchants who with Max Friedman as chairman raised the funds to purchase the material for the electric score boa rd To Mr Bruce Bell vocational director of the East Chicago Public Schools and the Vocational Departments of Washington and Roose velt High Schools for assistance in wiring and erecting the score board To the members of the East Chicago Board of Education who aided the school in purchasing the lights through securing financial credit To the school cafeteria for loanung funds to and the project To Mr Ray Stubbs of the Park Board for his assistance in the transportation of bleachers to the field We thank you' BASEBALL SCHEDULE East Chicago Sportsmen Bowen East Chicago Sportsmen A umnl Lmdbloom Bowen Pullman Chicago Heights Bowen Valparaiso Bowen Valparaiso Hirsch Washington Lmdbloom Waukegan Washington Washington Hirsch Pullman -s 19 5 N e walk Aim ,Y I It -1: kff'5f,Q5? 9 or ef -rf L+ ,fx y l Football Team and Wrestling Squad Girls' Swimming Team - Track Team - Second Stringers iii .All F l MANAGERS Football Basketball Basketball Wrestling Wrestling Louis Ole Cross Country Walter Baut Baseball Roy Belzeski Track John Kartx Walter Baut Stephen Prusnnak William Krlzmls Adam Macak r . Y , . , . - . . . - - ' : fs . ' I A A Q t, .i I -. . ' . - , ' ' ' . g l 1 l ' I . I I - J ' .l I . Joseph Stachura ........................ Football Cl1eerlng..Grappllng lnnlng. Sprlntlng Bon fnres songs cheers yells speeches band playlng Hall to Purple and to Whlte Cnty championship at stake Football ruvalry IS keen glarung lights blaring trumpets shrnekung whistles referees arruve on fleld Why don t they blow that whnstle9 Captalns meet an mud field shake hands spectators yell frantlcally Kuck off us made Runs Kncks Passes Tackles Hut them hugh Hrt them low Heart breaking plunges thrllls more thrills Frnal gun Rivalry IS over for another year Drnbblung basketballs echo thru famnlnar halls Fans antlcnpate hugh scores and wuns Basketeers can t want tnll they see action Yesteryear s scrubs are today s stars Purple and whnte accumulates three hundred suxty four points Opponents collect three hundred seventy eight Tourney tnme Gay fans Whats your side? lf we dont wan I hope Shoot shoot Yea Roosevelt Ponies stampede Trample Hobart and Hammond Tech Smashed by champlon Hammondntes Come on let s work He s a powerful scissors sturdy purple and whute team face strongest competltlon nn many years Over weight and Cauliflower ears prevail an Roosevelt Wrestling circles eat oranges to get down weight Hammond Hugh wlns conference and state tntles Mats rolled up for another year Hurrah' Now we can eat Eighty prospectave varsuty men answer furst call for baseball candldates Future Babe Ruths hnttlng the old ball all over the lot lnsplred pitchers show coach what they have on the ball Result frequent sore arms Games wanted Accudents do happen on the best of teams Regulars pncked' Can t wart tlll they play' Flrst team In slx years full of pep Fans IH uproar as vlctorles plle up ence pennant' Puffsng runners' Lengthenlng of stride as flnnsh lane creeps closer' Feet' Heavy as lead' Stull holding pace' Out IH front by several yards' Sprint' Tape ss broken by leadnng runner' Exhausted ruftners fall an heap as lane IS crossed' Con ference meet nears' Thunly clad Riders gallop to fourth place' Human arrows off wnth crack of gun Faster' Faster' Speed' Speed' And more speed' Pole vaulters skim the bar at heights' Cover themselves wlth grace and glory' Weight tossers grunt' Extreme distances made as welght tossers strain for more power' Hurdlers run and jump themselves to fame Distance runners compete wlth time to defeat rnvals' Run Run Shrneks from frantic spectators' Unexpected happens Favorite falls back' Dlstance for broad jump' Luke the man on the flylng trapeze Sklms thru the azr' Wlth the great est of ease Running' Jumping' Throwing' Track Splashnng Flashing Graceful mermalds swam and dnve' Regardless of unconvenuence' Gnrls have swummlng team' Perfect tlmlng and dives' Swimming IH beautiful form' Perfect rhythm' Grace' Swnmmlng I Important' Unknown today' Stars of tomorrow s olymplcs' Crawl' Breast stroke' Back stroke' Flap Front Flrp' Champuons' of Roosevelt' Page Forty two I I I I I l I I l l I . ,, . . ,, , , . . . . . . ,, , , ,, . . , . 4 1 - - - 1 1 ' ' ll I ' ll ll I ' ll H I 1, , - . , . . . . . . l , . , . . . . . , . . . , Y ' v , . . . , , I . . Il ' 'll ' r - I I I , . . . . l . V . . . . . .c. I . . . .... ., ..,. , , , , , , . Sl1outung..Tl1rowung Jumpung Rootung.. A sport for every gurl ' A gurl for every sport Motto of R O A ' Roosevelt Olympuc Assocuatuon Leader un each sport' Only athletuc club for gurls' Sport heads' Tennus Lorean Morrus Basketball Carolyne Korak Swummung Fern Kerr Bucyclung Marue Hodal Hukung Mary Mate! Dancung Anna Adamec Horse shoes Claudua Sakach Gof Jean Hyer Skatung Luculle Parks Baseball Mary Perry Offucers cabunet Rresudent Lous Johnson Vuce Presudent Lorean Morrus Secretary Treasurer Margaret Brenock ut Run' Run Throw ut to furst' N To second' Home' Shruek' You ve guessed ut Gurls playung baseball Too bad some of them aren t boys What splendud players they d make' lnterclass games Genuune Babe Ruths aren t so scarce' Are you on the varsuty Putcher' Catcher Furst' Second' Short' Some of these gurls put the fellows to shame ut Run Come on N Yes' You show em how ut s done Female cagers Begun basketball practuce Guve the handsome ones a run for popularuty Shoot to sunk Basketball us mere play for these femunune athletes Practuce makes perfect Ruderettes stull claum cuty champuonshup They couldn t arrange a game wuth the Senatorettes thus retaun the crown from 33 lnterclass games BB3 s walk away wuth eughth grade tourney There s your future varsuty coach Funal days of school approach Graduatung athletes wear saddened expressuorus on theur faces Watchung underclassmen p actuce They ll return next fall lhey look forward to new honors graduates have turned un theur surts over Those who see theur old team mates un actlon wull go through each play each maneuver wuth them Graduatung stars wull play the whole game wuth hearts and souls as uf they were un the battle Graduatung athletes students guve you grateful farewells apprecuatung your servuce on the teams Lorean Morrus Betty Schaleman Frances O Malley Helen Forkasdu Carolyne Korak Claudua Sakach Lous Johnson Marue Hodal Fern Kerr Captaun Edward Bakota Captaun Tony Zelencuk Captaun Peter Vuchunas Captaun Edward Rucunsku Stanley Krupa Frank Komar Stanley Petropolus Raymond Belzesku Adam Macek Wulbert Korn Nelson Hartley Martun Quunn Muke Emeruck Peter Ryback Joe Brxa Joe Stachura John Kartz Steve Barney Martun Seufert Vuctor ueer Walter Dorung Thanks' Our best wushes luck' Page Forty three K I l ll l I I . 11 v 11 11 - H' I A I ' . . . . , , - - - , . . . 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Q' VM, ' . - YA . . ox . ,, . , - 9135? :mfw 11131 Dear Teachers Well Always Remember Mr Myers at sunny smIIe Rohm He could make even a I903 model F rd per ar une at U1 I r Mr Adams An ll'llLfQSl'IlTlj man from Cfhlna M Wslhams HIs brusque manner covers up a heart of gold Mr Anderson Who can forget hIs never faIlIng good nature MIss Wllllarrs We II thInk of her un tIrIng Intelcst In the JunIor Red Cross and her efforts to teach us how to make garments Mr Apostle Ne II always remember 7 I scram and C emIstry over for another ca Miss Utterback GarfIeIds loss was our gaIn she certaInIy knows Math as any JunIor Hlgh school student Mr Austun We WSSOCIBIC hIm wIth Board of Educatron East Chlcago Publlc Schools Earl H McKenzIe Joseph W Dunslng Howard W Yant Treasurer Presldent Secretary those frank LIISCLASSIUYWS In Health Cl M S WHICH Iwenecl up her classes ass ISS watts We I always remember that genuIne hearty laugh Mr Burroughs Professor holds a very Important p'ace In the esteem of every muslc student MISS Specter Pans London Berltn M C tnae to sponsor debat ng and to be MISS Brazzlll Yum Yum Mass Shuelds Although da s e Mr Brown How could we Skrentny She has enthusIasna Bunker How we ap re Iate h QXICO Ity Bermuda she s seen them all and bCSld6S she has Interested IU basketball Yum Those deIIcIous odors from the cafetena are due to her culInary sktll wont tell thIs one can tell us a lot about Math do wlthout the mIIes and mIIes of pnnt he puts out every year? MISS not only for her EngIIsh classes but also for travellng In sunny Italy M p s untIrIng efforts to Improve the senIors welfare MISS Cohen e IC su h a neat wel groomed person and how shes Interested In our Health' Mus Rosenthal A lady of many Interests hors back rIdIng ChevIes and hIstorv MIss Carlos Shorthand students eaqerl shar en th I y p eIr pencI s ID preparatIon for her classes MIss Rlefel Three loves has she students staff and poetry MIss Clark We enpoy not only her unusual sense of humor but her fIne dIrectIng Mr Poage Always ready to lend an artlsttc hand to any school pro ect MIss Flfleld We certamly entoyed those SDICVWCIHI HSSCVTWIDIIQS TI'1Ib year Mr Murphy A sagaclous gentleman promoter of the student novern ment MISS Larson How could we forget her he pfu ness durIng IIbrary hours Mr Dennls Our dIstInguIshed IookIng comptroller of the schools exchequer Mr Maury there how could we produ e plays and operettas wIthout your BSSISIBHCGD Mrs Clark Roosevelts fIrst lady Mr Keller Our qulet and dIgnIfIed debatIng coach MIss Mulllgan Heres to the fIrst Roosevelt graduate to become a member of our faculty Mass Darragh Her clear exp'anatIons aIded us to see through our geometncal dtfftcult es Mr Derment Has clevastatmg smIIe captIvates sport fans and second stnngers MIss Murphy e s a chc attractlve IIttIe col een Mr Haynes He has a Iolly personaIIty much understandmg and IS lots of fun Mr Fox That well lIked hlstory prof whose two enthus asms are the HI Y and a certaIn IIttIe daughter MISS Lowry Shes a busy person and how we IIked Adam and Eva MISS Overpeck She always has tIme to do a frIendIy thIng Mrs Henry She S a perfect lady Mr MIller A'though we cant forget hIs teas ng ways nevertheless Iag Mr Hasklns We re glad you came to Roosevelt thIs year Roy W FeIk Russell R M ers Y Superintendent of Schools Prmclpal of Roosevelt Hugh School we spent profItabIe days In draft MISS Marshall Our French classes wIth you were a toy MIss Hatley TypIng Iasses after school JunIor BusI ness TraInIng stud nts and spon sorIng JunIor GIrl Reserves have gtven her a busy year Mtss Owen H r prIncIpIe Interest QITIS well remember always her sympathy and understandmg MISS Mann She s one of the best scouts we ve ever known MIss Hudson Oh How we lIke your southern drawl Mrs DeJong Starched whtte aprons cunng pa ns MISS Kennedy FrIendly greet ngs to every one she knows them all MIss Soltes EffIcIen y Inconapar able Page Forty fI ve I . , . . Th. 1. Mr. . . . l Q ' E C T o ca 1 o Ie Y, ae. , . . . N . f 4 , r. , a , I , . . 4 . L X HC H' CI' l' h Is I ly. . . . K ' ' ' , 4 . C . .... I k - ' L . ' . ,, - .., I L 1 '- I , a I ., . . , , , ... g- .::s 1, , , . . . , Q ct I r . . . . ,Sh f I I - e L ., In -f- . .S 1 3 , . . f ' eg e . . . . . . . L ' . . . , . , III , e. . , . . 1 L 1 , ' . , I I F I If . e I L I . . , . , . . , . 1 I. .. . I. . 'C . I . . . . . . . C ' t . , , . . Sh I, Q , H I - 1 2 Q . . . . I II ,I . . -- . . . . C . ' I . , . . . . I 4 Q , , el Q - l. . . . . r , , . . I L . M, I S - I . I . . , e I IS I , e . T L . I I - I . . , C T , .I . Y .. Fun . . Games . . Plays. . Parties. . Proms Our festive fun Iovmg frollc friends Adam and Eva comes to Roosevelt Oh' Look at the Chnstmas tree' OU lt s Froluc time at Roosevelt excuted crowds throng the halls Barkers shouting :ce cold pop luscious doughnuts and pupung hot coffee Shay Paree wasn t the Beet Trust Chorus a scream? Oooh' wnld shrneks eerle lughts rattling bones e House ot l-lorrors frightens even the brave Moonlnght waltzers swaynng to and fro jo y pumpkin faces and red and gold leaves transform the dance floor unto an autumn paradise The sprrut ot wntchery and of fun ns In the aur Adam and Eva sounds luke an old story but ut s new and smart The audltorlum rs packed happy seniors already budget the money returns nervous cast where s my hat? I can t tund the bell 1 s tnme to go on hurry hurry' curtaun ruses an expect nt hush settles over the auduence What an adorable heroine and :sn t the hero handsome? What a show' T e audience s applause and laughter dues away the play was a success' Congratulations' Cast and drrector' Eduta C B C B Christmas Party tnny tots eagerly clutchung adorable new dolls and brnghtly painted toys Mr Sterling taking pictures look thus way klddues see the blrdle smile' clnck' Cuay colored ribbons and Christmas tissues scattered about the room red green yellow lnqhts gleamrng from the laden tree Solacntous Edutas and C B C B s ccnductung tnny guests to a haven of :ce cream and cookies Happy young vo ces ra sed Chrustmas carols merry shouts of happiness greet the arrival of Santa P uge Forty sux Exams . . Essays . . Note Books . . Charts Wood Shop The buzz of the saw e whrrr of the power machlnery the rhythmlc tapprng of hammers a the music ot the wood shop Planers jornters sanders lathes the tools ln the hands ot the sklllful workers lntrvcate pattern makrng frnely polished cabrnets en tables book cases fancy shelves For several years the boys have entered work an the Purdue Round Up contest Roosevelt entries have taken fnrst place several trmes Geography Class Where s Buenos Aires? Turn the world globe around to the other su e Study your map carefully class whlch rs the greatest wheat producrng country rn the world? physlcal condltaons of the coun ductlve abrlltles natural resources nndustrres and other Important facts about each country lnterestnng movies worthwhrle lectures day by day study colorful maps realustrc rllustratlons all teach us to know the world rn whlch we Ilve Sewing Class The steady whlrr of the ma chlnes the metalllc cllck of scrssors manlpu lated by tlylng frngers Bastlng prnnlng cutting rrpprng Llngerle dresses aprons blouses all are made by clever gurls Lune of students wartlng their turn for the advice and help of the teacher sewung together varuous pieces Costumes for stage shows always made by able sewnng class students It s all frnlshed but the buttons My aren t we proud of our flnnshed garments? Page Forty seven Z z x' Rr r rl The musrc of the wood shop' Around the world rn Roosevelt Bashng plnmng cufhng . . . . . . th tries are studied . . . one learns the location, pro- The Arrival of the Cossacks - - Though twenty years have passed since thundering Cossacks threatened the peace and security of our famuly lufe I will always remember the night when my Aunt Nathasha s husband was threatened with a luvung death as an exule to the frozen steppes of Siberia lt was a dark foggy Russian night The snow lay three feet hugh on the cold Russian soul As l sat before the fire place watching the last dyung embers of the coal l could hear the puercung wind blowung through the lufe less trees which stood gaunt agaunst the black wunter sky With each blast of the wund I huddled closer to the fure hoping to catch a but of warmth From the next room I could hear the heavy breathing of my old father who had been ull for months Although he was covered with blankets no heat could come to hus ancient bones Already l was heating the samovar so that he mught drunk a glass of tea to warm up hus cold body Boulung steam began to ooze out of the copper samovar Taking a cup and a puece of lump sugar I poured th scorching tea Suddenly a storm of snow flakes fluttered unto the room My Aunt Nathasha rushed unto the room shuverung with the cold l-lot tears streamed down her frozen cheeks One could hear the beating of her heart which sounded luke the swungung of a pendulum ln a hundred years l would not have recognized her Michael she screamed to my father The Cossacks are comung' The Cossacks will take my Boris' What has Boris done? my Father questioned excitedly Oh woe us me she muttered They will fund hus Nuhulustuc papers With the words Nuhulustuc papers my father understood for the Nuhulustucs xu ere a secret organuzatuon of Russian men who were plottung agaunst the Czars cruel government Of all the 'Tzars enemues they were the most hated Evidence that one was a Nuhulust was suffucuent grounds for lufe um prusonment Most Nuhulusts were sent to the ucy steppes of Suberua to due Wrungung her hands my aunt kept repeating We are lost' They are comung at twelve ut us too late to save hum' lt us too late to save hum' lt us o late to save my husband' Oh' Borus' My father looked at the clock and then at me P ge Fo ty I , , B . I ' . I - I I ' I . 9 . , . , . II ' II ll - - - ll As if a thunderbolt had struck him, my father sat up in his bed. II ' II ' ' ,, . ,, ,, . . , . . . . ,, I ' I ' I I I ' . K. I . . I , H . I I u I ' , . . ' to ' II a r -eight A Tale Told by My Grandfather Josef he commanded In an excnted staccato tone you have but twenty minutes to save your uncle' Take the short cut through the cemetery' Warn hum Without a moment s hesutatnon I qurckly put on my ragged coat and ran out unto the cold As quickly as my feet could carry me I hurrred In the drrec tnon of the cemetery My aunt s house stood dlrectly on the other sude of the town Many trmes before I had gone through the hallowed grounds of the sacred restnng place for It saved walking a mule But as I approached It thus nlght I hesitated for the cold gray tombstones loomed up through the darkness luke haunted sen tnnels The whole aspect of the grounds seemed to full me wlth horror and mystery Plucklng up my courage I ran zng zag over tombs and graves alrke Suddenly I stopped My lambs became paralyzed I could not move I saw an front of me a grotesque phantom whnch would strike fear unto the bravest of men A tall white figure had risen out of the darkness Quickly I revlewed In my mind all the ghost tales I had heard the lgnorant and superstutuous peasants of the vnllage tell A cold sweat broke out over my enture body I gaped with fear at the sight for any mrnute I expected to be seized and Then my aunts strucken face came before me Not knowing what I was doing I ran toward the figure strlklng rt with all my mrght But nothlng happened It was only a whrte Russnan telephone pole Now I dad not hesltate but ploughed onward through the drafted snow until finally I arrlved at my aunts home I pounded on the door wath all my might untul I heard footsteps approach :ng My uncle clad nn hrs nnght shirt opened the door lookrng at me wuth astonished eyes ulck burn the papers' The Cossacks are comrng I commanded My uncle understood as all Russians understand when the word Cossack mentnoned We rushed up stanrs My uncle grabbed all has forbrdden papers and threw them unto the stove The flames leaped over them Instantly a rough volce was heard at the door Open In the name of has majesty Czar Nacholas ll The Cossacks had arruvedl Harold Feld P ge Fo ty e ll ll - - 11 I 1 ' ll I 1 I - I ' I , . carried into some ghostly lair. But the phantom stood still and did not move. . , , ,, . - ll Q I ' I ' - ll ll ,, . - - - II , . a r -nin SPRINGTOPSIS When the world IS weary wlth cold wlnter s snow And the soul depressed by unrelenting skies When the heart us heavy wlth :ts tale of woe And through bare trees the north wnnd softly sughs As sea gulls dart along the water s edge Shrleklng out their cry of deep despair Cold creatures softly whine on snowy ledge Often llfe s burden seems too great to bear Then comes the sprung the weary splrnt llftlng Soft breezes gentle ralns and sweet bvrd s songs Whnte clouds through heaven s blue are lightly drafting And new green leaves for whlch the spurnt longs The cold of wrnter now ns far behind And spring has conquered soul and heart and mlnd Margaret Sltwell THE MIRROR In a Itttle Chinese town Many years ago Luved a llttle Chrnese man And has wrfe Chung Ho One day a passung tourist Dropped a mlrror small The Old man plckecl It up and ran Into a nearby stall He gazed at It In wonder And then he laughed ln glee What a funny face he sand I m glad vt :sn t me He took st home and In a vase Hld It from all vlew Hrs wrfe watchnng from behund Had suspvclons too When he had gone she went at once And took lt from nts place She too was awed by what she saw But anger fulled her face To thunk he s been untrue to me Hes an ungrateful nag And after all Ive been to hum He d puck thus homely hag D Petersen A GIFT A star In a mndnught sky A dew drop cradled In petal blue A sparkling flawless gem These would l send to you Something perfect I would gnve Nothing less would do One thing no other can possess So I tender my love to you Jane Prlce THAT SMILE OF YOURS That smile of yours don t hoard rt' Guve It you can afford It Invest It In the joy you shed The cheer and comfort ut wall spread That smlle of yours' That smnle of yours don t hlde I Let no one be denied It And oh' Be sure to let It start Deep down wlthun your very heart That smvle of yours' Jennle Suranuch I PONDERED LONG When snowpeaked mountalns gleam Through purple haze and all the world Seems strlled nn the furst sweet hush of evenlng I love to slt upon some green hull Upon a bed of moss lnstenlng to the whnppoorwlll Its sad low note poured from nts throat wrth sorrow for the day gust past Seems ffrst to haul from wood then dale whrle the echoes make It last lts beauty seems so fragule If wsth magic hand A fanry dum had fashloned hum a glassy tune from smglng sand My gaze falls on a peaked pane Its mayesty confined yet free arouses me like sparkllng wnne Above the rest Its tow rung form snlhou etted agavnst a fading sky Buds years to come as days have passed and boasts Its staunchness Thus am I' l wended devious ways toward home to ponder lonq on what I had seen The pathos of the whuopoorwlll the bravery of the evergreen George Seifert Page Flfty Verses from Qur , . . , . . . 1 1 1 I . - 1 I . 1 1 1 , . 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I - 1 ' 1 ' - 11 ll , . 11 - 1 - 1 f . 1 1 . . . 1 1 - - 11 THE ARTIST An artust worked hard on a panntlng Trynng for beauty of face A poet worked hard on a poem Trynng for color and grace The picture the artlst had palnted Was flamrng and beautiful too The poem the poet had worked out Was the best that a poet could do But the plcture was empty of feelung The colors were just flaming Innes The poem just a connectlon of vowels And words put together to rhymes l-lvs soul was not IH his panntnng The world honored not hus name The poet who only wrote words Galned not the hall of fame Elaune Fusher NIGHT Nnght Black night That descends upon us Luke an eagle upon her prev Through out The darkened hours Night relgns supreme Then faint silvery ftngers Plerce the symphony of darkness Which gsves way To the splendor Of the comung dawn Marvin Friedman DAY' Nughtl The wands are rustling Wavunq the plumy trees Wuth leafy bowers shakmg Give their perfume to the breeze O er all the soft sky s glowung Wuth star beams plercnng her through As shafts that seem from heaven To come all shlny and new A stream flows onward rupplung Stayed not by the dusk of the nught Though blueblrd and soft downed lark Sleep dreamrng of morrows flnght Slowly the dusk IS wav rung Then It snlently flees away Far from the East comes dawnnng Everyone wakes' Day' George Seufcrt Page F fty one NEW MUSIC Beat a swlnglng rhythm Wlth a fleshy sound Let your feet burn tattoos On the sullen ground Let your thoughts go leapung Luke a wounded hound Forget the thang called wlsdom Drowned In laughlng eyes Thus world IS luke an egg shell Balancing on Ines Thus music ns a polson Made of snlken sound Wuth cruel Cool fingers lt jerks me off the ground I am luke a broken puppet On a merry go round Ralph Matthews A SYMPHONY IN SILVER lA park scene In early Novemberl Smoke swurls and spirals Its snlvery self from chlmneys of lndustry Skeletons of poplars stretch up theur bare arms through the fog valnly reachlng for the sulver IH the sky The dark deep mystervous waters of the lagoon reflect back the silvery blues and greens of the day But the sun bursts forth In golden splen dor and the sulver snlently sllps away wnth the fog Betty Rouse A FIRE Theres a fare burnnng an my heart lt surges through and through lt makes me flow a crimson red Each tsme I thunk of you No water can quench nt Not even subdue It shall burn forever Unless l lose you Mnllue Tote MUSIC Lasten lusten lnsten to that tune My body IS a Follow fnlled with sllver of the moon My mnnd ns a mountaun I shall never cllmb My heart IS the last beat nn an endless rhyme Hold me hold me do not let me fall I am luke a bland man walking toward a wall l am luke an orator who cannot speak at all Ralph Matthews Poet's Corner I . 1 , . . , . . . . . . 1 1 - - ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' . I ' , . 1 , . . . 1 . . . , . 1 ' . . 1 1 1 . . , 1 1 - I . - - 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' , . - 1 . , . 1 l , . . . , . . 1 1 ' , 1 1 I 1 j - Il 'l'L' -l I Frollc Nlghl' Sensor Play Adam and Eva Dedlcahng the lights and scoreboard SEPTEMBER Back agaIn' We take off our wraps to stay awhlle How about that summer romance Greet our beloved 191 teachers and procnuse to be angels thIs year Spent half the mornlng recuperatmg fr m the effect of one week How shall we feel IH May? EeelIng weary Johnny EllIs9 SenIors get together FIrst class meetIng Were you scared Nelson? We recelved our rlngs today Carl where s your rIng7 Teachers remInd us that school has opened Dont worry MIss Carlos' We ll try agaIn Lorean starts her gum chewIng contest MIss Clark Judge FIrst Rah' Rah' Meetmg We greet our cheer leaders' Elrst football vrctory under the new lIghts' Congrats Staff FIFST ISSUE of the Rough WrIter DId It ram? George DankanIch where are your galoshes9 We chose our photographer today To Sterlmg to see what movIe star we resemble the most Hello SenIor Tag Day DancIng Our HomecomIng Game wIth Emerson And dId t ran' The AIumnI show us good tIme Pete SterlIng that was a good Idea OCTOBER SnIff' SnIff' Our last September In HIgh S hool has gone and went Are Mary Ellen and BIII sorry Korn splIts three football togs Coaches send for specIal SIZGS And now we lose to Hammond Score Hammond 7 Roosevelt O But dId Delbert play' We The SenIors have a party lf you were there no more need be saId Con gratulatIons Ray BelzeskI' No game Saved an awful beatIng lFor the other team of course l Gerry' Oh those black fIngernaIls' Our Annual Erollc A stupendous productlon of InImItable exhIbItIon a carnlval of colossal DVODOVTIOHS Everyone had a good tIme And now we are the vIctIms of Horace Mann 6 O Why brIng that up? tTeachers meetmgl We rack our DFEIDS for orIgInal Ul Ideas for our calendar Lorrame fInds one' Page FIfty two Ill llll L r lllL I Inlnu l I lu r . , vi . , V V H ug y sbt ay. I 'I - A I . . . ,, ,, . . . . , l I A 9 G. . . . , , H . , , . . , , . k . , . . , . , . , . ll ll - - - , . . T . , . ll ll' ' ' 4 I - ie I I I a . I 4 - A - - 11 ll f' . . C . I I Il ll ' ' ' i , i' I . Il ' ll ' , . ? . I . Il ' ll I - S :mth lUllt'N-ll rippling' hrtmk Willows lI4'lllllllLl IluulIuul'Il tli uns NUl'l'llill lun-It :lull forth I-'al nn-rs hik' l4mIIuuI'II. ...Q I I-Q .. 5 s itffif Christmas Vacahon Christmas Vesper Concert Exams NOVEMBER Only Z5 more weeks Sorry Ruth McClelland? Thrslled tans vsew tloodlsghts tor tsrst tsme Now we are anxsously wastsng to deds cate the new gym and audstorsum We dssplay our talents Mamma and Papa are pleased' Natsonal Educatson Week Sophs don thesr best duds trysng to smstate the Sensors at thesr party lt can t le done' Thanks to Jsmmy Addsson we had a bontsre dsd we burn up? lt ss tr e' We held Washsngton to a scoreless tse O O Captasn Ed Bakota Steve Jagadsch Stanley Petropolss Adam Macak Red Zelencsk Frank Komar and Peter Ryback play thesr last football game tor the Alma Mater Sensor Class presents Adam and Eva Cuarden and everythsng Play a success Congratulatsons Sensors Alumns football fans tete our team at the Annual Football Banquet Coach Shaughnessy of Chscago Unsverssty was there Sensors vsew thesr psctures Oh' lBut the camera takes what st sees sez Sterlsngl Ah Fsnally Thanksgsvsng And Arbse Ess dsdnt celebrate st wsth HAMBURGERS DECEMBER Three months gone Fsrst basketball game wsth Froebel We travel to Valpo tor a basketball game Fsne gosng Krupa The Vesper Concert A beautstul and smpresssve servsce We lsked the song Peggy Chrsstmas vacatson begsns Ray Belzesks loses sleep wastsng for Good ole Santa MERRY Cl-lRlSTMAS' Kennedy wsshes school would begsn agasn She needs some sleep' S more snow Sensors skate wsth Freshses at Tod Park Skatsng rsnk Wsll won ders never cease' Too cold tor anythsng to happen JANUARY And when dsd you get sn? Gsrls cannot wast to sport new clothes watches e c Back to the ole grsnd' School begsns agasn Page Fs tty three llnss Islss ,y . 1 A If ' A A v N . I Q f s ' L . X . I M5 ' l . . V -I T . I , ' II V II 4 - F- . . . . 4 . ' , D L . U V . . - I , I ' ' ll ll ' I U I I I 1-4 ' Il ll V ' ' 4 s ' s . , . . A . J ,, . I . V E ' Poor Papas hand out Christmas money wholesale. l-lave you bought it yet-Marvin? . . . , ll I II ' ' ' 4 ' ' I ' ' - ' ' , , T. , . . . Ibrip. slrip. lillls- l'iliIllIl'1tll nn my uissslsm pann- Wllss klssms Nlll'll the- sky will slsssns-r Little- In-:ssls ssuzsin. E . b -nas 1- s e . Sechonal Tournament All School Muslc Concert Showdown' All of lnttle brother s toys are broken by playful Sen1ors L1ttle Benny d1d you have fun? Bulletln Be good Exams are comnng Stra1ght from the off1ce Spent the dav wuth h1gh temperatures and Ice packs Roosevelt 22 Eroebel 20 Peach of a game Valpo l7 Roosevelt 24 We wln aga1n' Fate has her way How many d1d you flunkp L1fe p1cks up BQSIIW New semester Coach Austln loses flve pounds tralnlng for b1g basketball game Our guess Roose velt SO Washlngton O We clash w1th our s1ster school' l Scuse please our guess was wrong l 9 Wh1t1ng 22 Roosevelt 17 Oh well FEBRUARY The youngsters lFreshmen to youl have broken out w1th Scarlet Fever consequently no parties L1n oln celebrates DIS l26th b1rthdav Pup1Is lov1ngly send valent1nes to and teachers Tuff luck Lew Wallace' See your name on Honor Soclety lust? E31rthday of one of our most worthy 191 authors She s on the staff gay muslc' Dancung feet' Another Sen1or party rolls around Candy sale G1rls Culee Club That fudge was dGlIClOUS Cora Ellen' MARCH All roads lead to Gary to cheer our team The Sectuonal Tournament Hammond w1ns Lake County Tournament Our wrestlers w1n second 1n the State Tourney Eddle Ruc1nsk1 and Stanley Krupa play thelr last basketball game A bouquet of purple orchrds to the Muslc Department 1n honor of the splendld concert Our ln and About CDICBQO Chorus members pract1ce at the Stevens Hotel Some class Everyone s d1vers1on shoppmg at the eleven cent store on Muchugan Avenue Only S more weeks of school It wont be long now' St Pats b1rthday How green everythnng looks' All Cnty H1gh School Concert F1ne mus1c by flne students In and About Ch1cago Concert Roosevelt H1gh School IS proud of the splend1d con ductor Mr Wh1te Ralph poI1shes car Date n1ght Jane? Pwge F fty four II Si , , . V . l . i 15- ' '- 1 A .., ' ' . 18- , . Y 19- , . ' ' . 2l- . ' . 22- A ' ' . . 2? ' . .A ' , I I 2 - ' ' , . , -Y 8- A ' , l2-- ' c 4 ' ' -. 14- ' ' ' - , l9-' , . 20- ' ' . 21- ' . . ' . 22-C ' . A . ' . 28-C - ' ' . ' ' , , l- . ' , M A . . I . I , 9- f - ' 1 . Y , . . - . . . Q lO-One of our Seniors reaches the age of maturity. lS- , ' A 17- . ' ' , ' . 27- ' ' , A ' ' . . 30- f - A ' , ' ' ' - 3l-- ' 1 A f ' , A tirm-rn lhinus il UI'lINlIIll' up C I - Iiriu'I1la-11 up H111 lilllll Slum IIN ll4'l'0' on l'1ll'lll 'Qld' sw111l1-1' 111' 1:111l's Imnfl. -lflilllll' I-'islu-r. l Pag 8 SGNIOI' Pwm Class Day Commencement APRIL Beat you to st Aprsl Fool' Baseball resumes sts place at Roosevelt Bats have been collectsng cobwebs for ssx years C B C B Dance proves grand entertasnment for everyone Dan Belzesks and Marse l-lodal ensoyed at Sensor gsrls excsted over snvstatsons to the ,lunsor Womans Club Tea Boys feel slsghted Junsors present Tweedles Cast splendsd Dsrectson great Result grand entertasnment Junsor Woman s Club Tea for the Sensor Sophsstscates We look forward to a holsday Joan Robinson chosen Msss Roosevelt Cathersne Kellam Msss Roosevelt J Con gratulatsons' Sasd holsday arrsves Do we need st? Tom Pslot returns from Florsda wsth a Gable an EASTER GREETINGS' Sophs posnt thesr toes to the tune of Its an Old Southern Custom C B C B Dunner Dance Those boys can t be beat Snuf sasd' MAY We present our teachers wsth dandelsons' A crusse of merry melodses flashsng feet and exqussste costumes The best Showdown ever' Too hot to study' Edstas prepare tea for thesr Mothers Junsors grow up have thesr fsrst real party It was a grand prom Junsors we Sensors ensoyed st Sedate Sensors gsve Junsors fsnal snstructsons how to steer the Good Shsp We grsn at our teachers Sensors Day of Days Our teachers grsn at us A gala gorgeous glamorous affasr our Sensor Prom We are honored by the Parent Teachers Assocsatson tson Thank you Wsth tears sn our eyes and dsplomas sn our hand Commencement' We leave to our Alma Mater knowledge So long the Annual Sensor Recep w bsd everyone a fond farewell Fsfty fsve N ml ss Llstsss llllll Is Iss 1- ' , ' . 5- , f . 41 I - , - ' I 'Ii ' V Il .ll 12- , ' . 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Xi ' :nw-sf Nls-rlvltisssv ull1s:t':'lx'::s.4nN .U l Sechon IZAI IZAZ l2A3 IZA4 28 I Al I A2 llA3 IIA4 B IOAI l0A2 l0A3 IOA4 l0A5 IOA6 IOBI IOBZ The Frlendllest Glen Bwrnes p1lI'lCl 1 Henry Joh anna Lesnmk l-lenrx Moltlraskt Lormtne Jlrnrny Burke Lottle Budi Sophle Loren Jane Olson Conlee Wyatt Vvctorv Derry JOl'ln Boufll Stanley Grys Stanley Kocur Jack Mullngin Patrlcva Really Matt Stnqlltz Allean Early Ruchard Snrlun The Most Promlsmg Jumps Aclnllson Nelson l-lwrtlm Yvonne L ix er June Pruce Pete Alfred Kube rskn l-laroltl Fe cl oe Lokwnc Sophte Ridzwell xobert Twymwn Ednw Wall ice Glenn Bnckell Lorrmne l-lotfmin Jwck Klernpner Lows Marcus Jack Price l-ltlbert Trumwn Jarnes Forbes Joe Leskosky The Most Industnous Stun bmrnu Stephwnln K 1fTllHSl'4l Loren lxuth Petersen X1 Annu Allen Mirthi Dwnlels Mury Gudulls Dons Petersen George Sew tert Helen Buclso oe Briflx Dorothy Dawson Betty Johnson w Mertens Jack PHCG Elewnor Zolkos Alwyn Muller Nlllsi? Sarqoyete The Most Courfeous Vvl Cur Hntfnwn DI I lll lk Morrls Hirolcl M novel Sltwell Mlrthw h1st1slcl4 K Istmr Eli 1 C l'1 P1sevole Erlnw SUWVCVS lxosilte l-lorvath to Clesli Gillk Jwck Jones Frwnk Nmrenqirten Pwtruen R llx Aloxslus ZIITWHX Joan Rolnlnson Ancly Bnloq Friendliest, Most Promising, The One Who Serves Most ll oe Fulkw xli ltlll lw urtl ueunsk Realm rt bc tty Rouse Mwryln Fflltlfflhlli H len Jon 11 Emnm Pwstor Tgclclx Senclik Ruth Roberts John Block O Ile Dublel Eclwwrd Krzkowmk Mwrqwret fVll5Wl1llQ Jick Prtce l-ltllnert Trumwn Betty Lewis Jenn l-lyer Page Flfty SIX ' . ' V H ' ltl . rll Llllldll Q ' '. ' lltllstlld Cl .mpln 1 1 l 1 . X . l J ' . ' Blll Um ct' l'll l X 1 .W H z Kfvtzlu her NMC ' .ntl ' . ' N Lo 'an Et . H t , R I C Pty . - l2A5 Wetland Vuchlnas VVron.x Shields Snlvernmn I , I . L . t K J . f Stella 0 ' I Z . I . . l.r Lb t 1 , P . 1 f K W C ll L J L' . N I Bull I ' R1 y . . L. 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F rnwrl V ull A x S wnlu Ju5tnnL John Reardon Sli I-Iolowwy Iiuthcruns Roberts ue Fletcher Dorothy I-lorvwth Betty VVhltc James Mola Eddre l-lupke Marlon Benedlct Peter Belzcskt G I Beeswy Leona Brudley Robert FOOr Emma Jim Wunters The Most Prom sang I I-If Hman I wwrgnen Y UN Irv aclfleus Juri5 Ante Lutku5 GL nu up xg SLIVYTJNHJ Frinels Gf slowskt I3 x IIS Vdllee Dorothg I-Iorvath Frecl Nm wk Jfnn 9 Islas Charles Rlecardt Joseph We I ls Peter Keclter Norrnan Stegel Mwrgaret Flsher Marx Elwlne Applegwte Min Fjekrttcak mdustrious, The Most lndusfrlous Chrlstrn Hinslft I CIQYWCNILNC Jukulnown Thuddeus Kuezek Antn nettn Z itlolarnwle Stale ws Alex Wrona Dorothy Apostle FTLII Nm Elf lx1IClQIW Sext 1 VICYCV Draqts brunko Antonovtt P x IIS Chrtwrnas Wtlllwrn 'vtalex ance N em Max Tolnex P y Irs IDICITIIIHQLI' Chester Jend Courteous The Most Courfeous Flirr LWIJUJ t Mffrrv nl Mutha fvlxgltwy Kuczek V :ern Mirennmk Andrew S t r Reba KCOXNH Bettx Nornwn Nnstw fvhthns Annabelle Gauthter Lumhert Draqus lxolwnd Clarke Petr! Sehulp Flora Osswnna VVeslex Lxnch Jack Feun rrlnk Petslm The One Who Serves Most Charles Newt n I-lug P1nCI'ler Wtllvane Krlzmls uertrude Lesnuak Outnn Warwcli Sxlvestrow R wx Pnonrl Pvotrowbk Grant Grurnrn Betty Poole Sudnex Pt ele Exelxn Strnme Pearl Etsso Clarence Fauber Gertruee Slewlnskt Teddx Regus Dorethx Muller Frdnk Boroughs Marx Pokrttcak Students . , 5 . . 4 ' ' Ltll an I-Itlfla . ', A I el .H , . an 3. elf 1 9 hf '. ,K ' I ' Dflvfltlw I-'Ia-I -rt C 0 . Hn url . e -, . f I I 'I t'X'..1ry An nt fmfrrryg- , , ll, Ii' :I wnet: Vtaiw M lf 'wart Fyl lr, ' -,K . '. ,I all K Q f' I ' . t 'Z f ' I . - Thaddeus Elnzabeth 9A5 Q , tell If ff r - alt . L I ' . ' I . , z . . 1 rc: K X: liozlo kt Pa: C ' I S h I ' I l 4 f , , f I t , . X , 1 - f . x . . 1 z 1 ll W1 Ll V .JL , nl Q .. Q is I, .Q I a N Y 1 . L 8 I : . . h I . I Ixa al . , I V' I I , Q . . , ' . h I e . I 7B 1 W- K I J Q Days Togetlwerl Learning tlwe Art of Llvmg Bells are rlngung students straggle In sulence rengns Rushnng through school actlvntres study test experiments recltatlons Such IS the lufe of students In Roos velt Staff reporters scurry an the halls for news Its Glrl Reserves turning amateur florists sell beautuful flowers There s an after school dance tonnght see you there Blue dresses starched collars glee clubs sung Ing today Pupuls hurrylng thru halls Pass please' re sounds everywhere Yum yum' Candy sales' Last through noon hours Fudge Taffy Popcorn um ut melts In one S mouth Groups gather around lockers chattering about comnng partles What are you wearing whom are you taking? Junior Red Cross sell cute yarn dolls Rumors runnnng wuld electnon on wonder who II succeed Well' Well' Well' Seniors trying out for theur play w,,,,,,9f,,,,he815v Adam and Eva Yea' basketball game tonight t Washington a sure vlctory Noon time all speed to cafeterua for dellclous food Staff members buslly plan and organize the Round Up Tuesday night clubs meet agaln very Important business Exams over grades out seniors start last lap Remember those tlmes we had at Roosevelt' And the happy days spent wuth school chums' Page F tty e ght I I l n I I . 1 1 1 , . . . C N1 V 1 1 . 1 l I I - - + - ' ' ll Il 1 - ' ll ll Il 1 II - ' I I I f ' , . I . . . - 1 I f ' I : . ll ll Q 1 ' 4, 1 ' e . 1 . ls, . 1 I V , 1 - 5 I I ' -T . Y- i - l Stepping Along' Thirteen Hundred Strong' The pond as frozen everyone IS playing Ku Yu Rooseveltlans are complaining of chapped faces and swollen ears Annual announcements agaunst snow balllng are read un sectuons Senior class meeting today plans for gradua tion dlscussed lnvltatrons for commencements are voted on and ordered Classes are cut short students are examnned for Scarlet Fever Representatives take measurements for sen Grrls pass Inspection for annual Health Queen smnes at 3 30 Contest Nature Club beguns money campargn for beautlful trees Juniors give clever presentatlon of Booth Tarknngtons Tweedles Baseball team sponsors movies for purchasing of uniforms l-lurray Showdown time again peeking In on practice We see snappy dances catchy songs stunning costumes Amld tears and laughter the class of 1935 Gives the will and slngs Auld Lang Syne Another Day an School Sunburn ants sand' Memorues of class pvcnlc Sensors dressed In whate flannels and fllmy organdles Danclng to soft muslc lnhallng the fragrance of corsages Good trmes jolly friends the happy go lucky Lrfe of school days comes to an end Solemn faced sensors clad rn grey robes March rn silent rows to recelve theur sheepskuns All are In deep thought wondermg about future years Pa e F f y . 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V . . g i t -nine THINGS I WILL NEVER FORGET Selling hot dogs IH the rain Mass Clarks unrivaled lmntatlons The nught we tued Washington In football Mr Austlns cheerful remarks un Health l3 Our party eve worrues guest lusts money Del Hartley s curls Mr Borrough s patlence of a salnt The bell releasung starvlng students for lunch Snowballs flylng ln every dlrectnon accompanled by the screams of the vnctlms The unsatlsfactory letters lthough wed luke tol Wllbert Korns nolse ulet Hours ln the Library In the Study Hall Mr Myers shaking a luve mouse by the tall before a horrufled staff Our ever present frnends the dogs seeknng education too Those loud kerchews of Eunuce Sloss Good old home room perlods The fure drnlls whlch saved the day Eddle Plotrowskn s hallway lmltatlons of Bung Crosby Those peaceful staff hours Mr Derment s southern drawl That unnntelluguble Intelligence test Knndly Junlors slngung Auld Lang Syne on Class Day Edlta pledges carrylng eggs around to have em slgned The smell of palnt and more palnt The afterschool shuffles where a man s a man and appreciated Our danclng darlings ln the Showdown Howard Cartwright s snall pace The class room vuew of the gas tanks lun splratlonl Mass Owen s Good morning gurls Orvnlle Geuser s physuque The lnablllty of the teachers to dlstlngulsh the Burgett twlns Betty Smyers come to me look Bud Gautheur s wlstful ways Mlss Relfel s gurllsh gnggle Bob Sllverman s school gurl complexuon From Our Book Shelves Great Expectatlons Juniors Babes un the Woods Freshles Hard Tlmes Collectlng Rough Wrlter Sub scrlptlons Paradlse Regauned Saturday and Sunday Tree of Knowledge Howard Cartwrught Years of Grace Years In Roosevelt Fame and Sorrow The Edntor In chuef Great Dlvlde and Makers of Music Prof and Clark Why We Behave Luke Human Belngs Mrs Clark Art of Conversatlon Those giddy Sopho mores The Folks At Commencement So Bug Sidney Pltzele Turmoll Elghth hour study We Jo Ed and Jerry Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Sumner Reeder Ask Me Another Conlee Wyatt Romeo and Juluet Bull and Maryellen Bought and Paid For The Latln ponies The Crnsls Fnnal Exams Common Law The Bulletlns Damaged Goods School property and equipment Call of the Wlld Sensor Assembly Whom the Jumor Class Can Draw luke Stephen Fendos Blush luke the Burgett Twlns Play basketball luke Stan Krupa Talk llke Russell Barron Flurt luke Margaret Oxley Daydream luke Dorothy Woodburn Dance luke Theodore Dan Bluff luke Ray Belzesku Smale luke Sally Wleklunskl Play football luke Red Zelenclk Be as indifferent as Bull Mclntyre Eat hamburgers luke Howard Morrus Be as efflcuent as Jane Golesc Be as musical as Howard Cartwright Be as peppy as Carolyne Korak Laugh luke Bud McCrea Sung like Eddie Plotrowsku frlendly as Evelyn Krnss dugnlfued as Gertrude Bonkowsk: cheerful as Rose Klernan wltty as Harold Shields helpful as Bernnce Klotzbucher Be cute as Marne Hodal Have dlmples luke Babe OMalley Page Sixty . I 1 . . . . . , - I ' I . . . , - 1 11 I A ' ll i . . l . ' , . . I . . Q . . . . v I . I g . . - l Il I I r - Il ' Q V T1 1 . . h I I ' 11 11 I Q ' I ' - - - - - A - 1 I 11 - - ll , , . I I I ll I ll A . . . . . . l . I - - - - 11 I 11 - - 1 - - - A Reign of Terror-Course Books. Be as sweet as Helen Romanak. - i I ' - 11 ll I ' ' 1-IILTITT IISII T T l ' ' 'I '- ' QI ll Il Il ' ' II ll I I - T ' Be as ' ' . ' - - ' Be as ' ' ' '. ' - ' ' t Be as ' . ' ' - ' . Be as ' ' . '- A Be as ' . . - as ' . ' D A ' ' Il Il I ON OUR MAGAZINE RACK Popular Monthly Teacher s Check Theatrlcal Joan MacQuarrle Revlew of Revlews Nlght before tests Worlds Work Publlshlng thls Round Up Llberty May Twenty fourth Vogue Mary Ann Sheldon Hygela Betty Rouse Tlme 8 30 to 3 30 Saturday Evenlng Post Forsythe Theatre Sense lMostly horsel Clarence Nelson College Humor Students preparlng for entrance exam Parents Maw and Paw Llterary DIQGST Cosmopolltan Chlld Llfe Amerlcan Glrl Names Carl Hoffman Pat Henry Von NOTVIS Lllllarl Chrapla Tom Pllot Jlmmle AddISOn Jlmmle McMllls Margaret Wllson Ruth Petersen Eugene DAVIS Bob Sllverman Lorralne Wleland Mary Schwab Jane Prlce Joe Brxa Jolyn Marko Eugene Fauber Jack Donahue Ann Carlson Bob Twyman Mlss Specter The Freshles Helen Johns Mechamcs Work Away' In the Chemlstry Lab Popular Mechanlcs Stage Crew Boys Llfe C Pearl Schulp Arah Jackson and Bob Whlte Vanlty Falr Love Story Loves Marlon tundecldedl Splnach To eat To talk Jazz School Lots of thlngs Chewlng chewln Llterature To cut classes To scrlbble To forget Pretzels and Cream puffs Debatlng Hamburgers To travel gum Amblhon see Marlon be declcled grow Get fat down ln Hlstory be a dlctator be llttle Jack Llttle get ahead do lots of thlngs O lnd an old fashloned Second SIl'lCl3lV LEWIS Sleep tll noon To draw To remember Manufacture pretzels To be an 8VI8fVIX Trafflc cop To own a thousand box To travel Page Slxty one glr C3l'S Llable to be ln 1950 Scelng Marlon Declded 6 foot 2 lnches Stlll eatlng Comlng up ln same Successful Leadlnq a band Progresslng DOIDQ lots Of thlnqs Eugene Davls Edltor of Ballyhoo Most anythlng reat Remembered ln a terrlble shape Walt and see u ler brush man Stlll eatlng hamburgers Travellng ' .........t... 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I , . , y T f , Il , l , l l G l l l?l l J l - l ' F l - l y Q . , l l T Futurettes 63 v G' 7 J 1: 9 S4 2 I KQW 1722 'K A A MARGARET OXLEY Cooklng supper washlng dlshes Thats the lute when Clflahlng the house you re nn love' and married to hum too Has he rhythym' Second Kay Kyser only better Old fruends circle the dance floor to hrs melodles Let s get goln V514 s NK XX fN fs N ,id ,.,.-- 3 4 -u g CLARENCE NELSON L x.. if Our own slgn palnter For Sale For Rent and what have you his slgns make you buy anything and everythmg they have per sonallty folks PETER JACUSIS Darmg aviator salllng thru the sky thus modern transportation Take me up please W Pete? ls he a hero' Oh' boy What W' a man' VA o L2 N 3824 EDNA JOAN AND GERRY The harmony team from Roosevelt makes good on the great White Way and all loyal home town folks listen ln to hear their tunes Page Sixty two l , ' ' U gl K ft l ,. X !l,.. Y ' if W I, 5 . lgx . E ': 4.' I p 'Tu g,'.,:,i, jf' r ' 1 rf, 37: 0 U , 2 Q 4- 4' I , ' , J,n. .5 .1 119.- . ,- ,g.f-,-.-.m-.14-14 .. N ' - - - d9'1gf'::,3f5gQ'.j.'9f?rf , N l x ' ' Hs :Q 1 4 - l - I - 1' 'h.,a,, ax-LJ . Y , , J' - f ff , ' 1 22 , e e fei 94 ' f' 5 1 -, ' 'N 4 . E, a R P C. . f ' eg ee. - , .. an I -9' 1 A' A -NA?--as A . . . . . . . -3,56 I - ,. sf X W' I I I ARBIE ESS CHRONICLE lst C1 ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL No E C 2235 M SENIOR PLAY IS HOWLING SUCCESS Fruday nught the senuor class of l935 presented uts class play Adam and Eva The players Jane Pruce Car Hoffman Tom Pulot oan MacQuarrue James Adduson Samuel Wells Helen Varady Leroy lthe great he calls humselfl MacCrea and last but not least that charmung and most capable actress Jean Spencer presented what all crutucs from the Senuor Class consudered the best pro ductuon they had ever seen Muss Lowry was presented wuth a huge bouquet of roses as a token of ap precuatuon from the cast and every one luved happuly ever after MISS FIFIELD WINS CROSS COUNTRY RUN The bug cross country meet us on There chasung her new sprung bonnet across the ucy fueld us Mss Larson But dont be fooled yust because she us chasung across the country doesnt mean that she us n the cross country meet The runners un theur long purple flannels luned up at the post ready to run are Muss Kennedy Johnny ox Muss Fufueld and Clarence Maury There goes the gun They re off Come on Mable Fufueld you can wun uf you try Hooray Fufueld dud wun There goes James Adduson presudent of Roosevelt down to present her wuth the trophy a beautuful paur of uts gold tln plated wuth patu num legs She owes her thanks and then Well l There she goes try ung to make a new runnung record on stults what a women A A A ELECTS C A MAURY WATERBOY After much due consuderatuon the Amalgamated Assocuatuon ot Athletuc Partucupants bestowed upon C A Maury the supreme honor of beung elected head honorary waterboy for all athletuc games The C B C B Club us now work ung on a prolect so that they can pro cure for hum a solud gold mulk carruer wuth ruby set bottles un whuch the new waterboy can carry the teams Hydrogen Hydroxude LATE FLASH At a class meetung on Class Day 208 Senuors voted to spend one thousand more years un Roosevelt Page Suxty three A CH ESTY GRAD' THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1935 LEAVES SCHOOL lAT LASTI e Class of 35 at last the eve of graduatung Mr Myers and the faculty look forward to hav ung a school next year that wull really be peaceful and tranguul It was a lon hard struggle for all The presudent of the class Nelson Hartley n voucung the opunuon of all saud feel very happy upon graduatung but l am sorry too because l know that the faculty to recuperate WE DEDICATE OUR FOOTBALL FIELD The fueld us as brught as day The crowd us roarung lts the nught f the Froebel game The magnufucent stupendous gugantuc new floodlughts consequently our new football fueld us beung deducated All the dugnu tarues speak Brught sayungs flow fast and furuous possublv unspured by the lumunosuty of the nascent gruduron Enthusuasm runs hugh SO do the lught bulls for forty ten thousand watt lughts Jummy never runs down Froebel won Lughts Out PURPLE RIBBONS CLASH WITH ROSES The Gurl s Health Contest Board has decuded that ut wull no longer allow roses to be awarded to the gurls that have purple rubbons around them lthe Roses not the gurlsl the Purple clashes wuth the roses color there fore all rubbons wull be whute or red JACK DONAHUE TO GROW BIG FEET ON ALL JUNIORS The Junuor Class of V935 has t a class meetung decuded to engage Jack Donahue the emunent Churopo dust to try to uncrease the pedal dumensuons of the Junuors They are but a summers vacatuon from fullung the Senuors shoes and quotung James Burke Its goung to be a very tough yob but l have hugh hopes ROOSEVELT WILL HAVE AUDITORIUM The Cutuzens Booster Commuttee held a meetung to decude whether or not Roosevelt Hugh School should have the new Audutoruum whuch ut sorely needs To show that R H S really needed the audutoruurn every promunent mem ber of the commuttee presented an act thus sumulatung a real show and addung realusm to the scene As the acts dragged on and the seats grew harder and more uncom for able an as the seat bac s gradually began to force the peoples knees back there was a sudden flare of excutement on the stage magucuans and lugglers 'from balanc ung the school ledgersl made L E Adams the mystery man from Chuna dusappear and had forgotten un a tense moment how to brung hum back Then Mr Walter Bunker another magucuan rushed upon the stage Together Mr Dennus and Mr Bunker worked funally they too dusappeared lLater they were duscovered un the Chocolate Shop drunkung double Chocolate sodas I Also Roosevelt wull have a new Audutoruum lSometlmel FOUR SOCIAL CLUBS GIVE A DANCE The Bug Four of Roosevelt Hugh the Gurl Reserves the Eduta he Hu Y and the C B C B held a dance Monday nught Gertrude Bonkowsku and Carl Hoffman led the grand march wuth Ruth Petersen and Don Davus on theur shoulders Everythung was perfect untul Jack Mullugan let oo wuth a flyung tackle as soon as Don bounced twuce the club ruvalry began to show There was a grand ruot and when the party ended t IO 30 p m everybody sand they had the best tume they had ever had you uasu R E E ' , T I f uf ' l I i ,, I . , 8 l I , I , J , ' . I ', . ' , . , , . . l , ' , - - - ff I . ' I I ' I I I I . A I , I . u Th us on I - ' I ' I ,, I ' '. A , l I ' , I Q I I - ' , . ' I I t , d k F , ' ' ' , r I f ' . I f , I , , , I ..... MI FOX takes The lead-he I,IOIdS It, it wull take about one semester for Wayne Dennis, fhaf IUUQ Of Amafew' - ' I . . L , . stl I I I ' I - - A - E . , ' ' I . . In , , O I I I l -- . ' . Q u - . . ' ' ' - - ' , ' , . f ' u + - ,,.. 1 ' I ' S ' I s I . , ' a I . 4 I - , ' Page Two STAFF Edutor un Cheese Arbue Ess Chuef Wruter Typer Lorean Morrus Bug Eraser Jane A Ruefel Sentumental Sob Suster Lorraune Wueland Heavy Durt Dugger Albuna Dolunar ADVERTISEMENTS We Want l More pupuls to whom I can guve dauly quuzzes Mr Anderson 2 A Champuon football team for Munnesota thus comung season and a candy factory whuch specualuzes Maltesers and coconut bars Muss Fufueld 3 A bugger and better staff for l936 They wull have to go some to beat thus years Muss Reufel 4 A band that wull awe lusteners and solo players that don t get some ung sour the ute Borroughs daes and more banana spluts M Haynes 6 A bunch of smulung boys to vusut my offuce to pay me compluments Muss Owen 7 A uob of beung anythung except a Senuor Class sponsor agaun M Bunker 8 A large angle unclune leadung from the outsude of the buuldung unto the Auto Shop The shop boys say ut dwstracts them when they pull cars out of the shop on a ropes end Mr Rohm 9 At least one hall monutor who wull stay on hus post but one hour a week Mr Austun IO A brudge that I c moments club un Math class play brudge un odd Murphy l l Another presudent and Mr Fox hard workung H Y a gurls auxuu y bunch of beautu ful I2 Another gurls for the glee club and muxed chorus They are so helpful when ut comes tume to organuze a Muxed Chorus Muss Clark Some one to explaun Eunsteun s theory of the Snuff Muss Marshall An all lunotyped Rough Wruter Brown An ax a funnel and a can of knowledge so that I c n unstall luttle knowledge un the physucs and chemustry students who have luttle and need lots Mr Apostle ARBIE ESS CHRONICLE 1935 SENIORS ATTEND PARTY IN SPIRIT FORM Wel here we a lookung at a Senuor Party lt us not a real flesh and blood party but a Dance of the Spuruts I Here boys and gurls are not danc ung wuth theur own flesh and blood loves but are dancung wuth those wuth whom except for fate they mught be dancung The furst couple we see dancnng way over un a corner tryung to escape our eagle eye us Bonnue Layer and er Jacusus treally ooks as Cupud had conquered Then who do we spy but Ruth Petersen un another corner wrestlung wuth Bennue Dzuadowucz ln the stag lune are the spuruts of Gabby Barron lall you gurl spuruts had better get steel toed shoesl Eugene Fauber Tony Kwasny Howue Morrus Eddue Puetrowsku and Vuc lSweetue Puel ueer Vucs spurut seems to be lookung for the spuruts of any very beautuful ruch gurl Von Norrus us lookung very happv for dancung happuly wuth hum us none other than Jane Golesc Wulbert Korn us un the muddle of the dance floor tryung to do a com bunatuon of the Contunental Bolero Caruoca and the Black Bottom wuth Lulluan Chrapla whule the orchestra softly plays the famuluar Slow strauns of the St Louus Blues Pat Henry and Jean Spencer areu runnung Wulbert and Lulluan a close second They are puttung on an adaguo dance that IS a dance l Marvellen Bates us fondly dancun'u wt Bully Mclntyre leven a spurut dance can t remedy that onel whule Nelson lHandsomel Hartley us tryungl to get Bob Kane to take Bernuce Klotzbucher off hus feet because he has uust seen Mae West arruve The orchestra us startung to play Home Sweet Home welcome words to phantom dancers There us Donny Davus showung l mean tryung to show Pearl Manaugh how to two step to a waltz well they ve gone home too The party us over and the spuruts have all gone home I l oodbye Please Our Dear Senuors Gone But Not Forgotten raduatuon Last but Not Least Hurrah for the Class of l936 W Auf Wuedersehen l Venn u Vcu Be Wuse Vusualuze l H JUST ANOTHER SENIOR WILL We the Senuor Class beung w hope of sound mtnd and body do hereby wull and bequeath to our be loved left behund underclassmen and faculty the followung l Jerry Yates and Joan MacQuar rue leave theur vouces to Edna Smyers and Peggy McClusky lThe wo Senuor gurls have been usung them constantly ever sunce they learned to talk and ut s tume they gave someone else a chancel on avus ves u furst semester hall monutors post to any energetuc boy who can take ut lThe post us outsude f Pop Haynes offuce and ut requures a lot of run nunq I 3 Kate Eastes leaves her abulutv to worry over Shorthand tests to Maxune Spero lMaxune hasnt wor rue much l 4 Kennedy Hunton leaves her southern drawl to Adele Davus lGo South young lady Go Southl Johnson Margaret to entuce 5 The Kandy Kuds Lous Lulluan Chrapla an Brenock leave theur abuluty candy to heavyweught people to buy ask Bob Arah Jackson lShe s Sweet Whute l 6 Eugene Fauber leaves h Henry tutle to Louus Marcus 7 Von Norrus leaves hus drag the prunt shop to any uunuor who can take ut 8 Henry IMOIdVl MOIdfOWSkl leaves hus qrun and reputatuon to Andy Reppa 9 Andy Mancos leaves hus artustuc gualutues to anyone who wants them and can use them for any conceuva ble purpose IO The Rough Wruter staff leaves .rg worn out penruls and sponsors to the paper staff of 36 l l The Round Up Staff leaves the Staff offuce and I43-deserted us Patrtck MR AUSTIN BUYS BRAZILIAN CEMENT In the year of I936 Mr Austun wull take the furst drastuc step toward keepung hall monutors on theur posts He thunks that bv applylng a spe cual preparatuon of Brazuluan Nut Cement he mught be able to keep at least a few of those nuts where they belong However all Senuors and even underclassmen know that keepung a hall monutor on hus post us as hard as tryung to fund a nousy student un Chemustrv and Brazuluan Nut Cement or not the only thungs that wull be able to keep a monutor on hus post s a smart rap on the head wuth a fufty pound sledge hammer Page Suxty four R. . S. - - .,....... X . . . u 4 , , ' ' -4' , , I' , re' Au f , , 9 - . A ,, 1 1 t . - - A t . .. ...... A ,, . y X A I i I - - - .... ' . ug ,l u . l - T I ' ' ., . ll n r . I ' I . 1 D - Pet, I ' ' 'fl 2. p D ' uea urs ' V A I A A - ' O ll Il I I . , . in , U , A , ' . , . . y . Q , , .. ' d - . V ' , ,, Q - - - , l A th' in fl . -Mr. A I A l . ' , A , ' X . . I d 5. More and more ice cream sun- I ' l - ' .-, r. . l 1 A ' ' I T A . ' -- - A ' ' Q in I X A - A A. I I. . ' ' l uh - - - , A- , I . I . . u , - . I , A A II I ll . A A I E I D I A . ll ll l I so an ' ' .--Mr. . - 4 - - 1 l . - ' i- ' h l ' 5 ' ' 'l'ar ,- I 4 -- I , ' u . l . A . .. - 13' , , , , --V0.1 D H . u, . u G . 4 A u4. -' I , l ' I , . --Mr' . - X , , , , 15' 1 I ' . 1 A I I . 1 I 8 I au fm . . . . . l f . . , Vud, I , lvu W T gu ' ARBIE ESS CHRONICLE Page Three THE PASSING OF ARBIE ESS FIRST ELECTION OF BY A'b'e ESS PRESIDENT RAISES Thus column us meant to be the only seruous part of the paper If anythung was wrutten and prunted In the columns of thus paper that! ccmungly offended you please dont let It trouble you for It us all fu TO THE SENIORS You Senuors are on the wav out At last you have reached the ultumate end for every student who funushes school In Roosevelt Hugh School At furst you wull have a sensatuon of gladness but It wull soon turn to sorrow after you realuze that all those wuth whom you have been so closely affuluated In school wull soon be farther away from you than they have ever been durung your lufe In East Chucago After you graduate the course that you wull follow wull In the mauoruty of cases lead you away from your old fruends But don t let It get you down Reuouce that you have partIalIy graduated from the adolescent and are now on your way to make your mark un the world T0 THE JUNIORS Junuors you are about to become the hughest and mughtuest factors In school Anythung un thus school tnat you want can be yours If you only become well orgwnuzed and guve your class utmost support TO THE SOPHOMOR ES Members of the Sophomore class each 'and every one of you IS about to step unto the shoes of one of the members of the Junuor Class All that I can say to you us begun your class organuzat on now Then when you are Senuors you wull be more Iukely to succeed than any other class TO THE FRESHMEN You are now through your growung pauns year no longer babues Work for your school and for yourseuf but when you work dont forget that to get the full benefut of school lufe you must NOT forget that havung a good tIme us exceedungly Important TO THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL You kuds are uust begunnung to get around but remember that IH not so long a tume from now you wull be graduatung Of course It seems luke centurues now but turne wull really fly l would IIke to trade places wuth any one of you I long for the opportunuty to go through school all over agaun It was so much fun Nou won t apprecuate that now but when you are s nuors dug out thus book read my message to you and see If I wasnt rught Your Old Phulosopher Arbue Ess has composed these messages wuth utmost sunceruty I thunk that every word IS true but that of course IS a matter of opunuon I hope that you too feel that they are true and I hope you dont accept them as pests The Rough Wruter Weakly Roundup column whuch ran In the Rough Wruter for a long tume was a lot of fun and I personally wush to thank all of those who assusted me Those whom I especually wush to thank are Helen Johns Clufford Smuth Dorothea Rouse Joe Bell and Mary Hale the Arbue Ess Reporters placed Mary Hale last not because she was the least Important but because she was the MOST Important Mary took a great Interest In that column and brought me noteworthy artucles every tIme she found them If she funushes school IH Roosevelt Hugh School I preduct that she wull make a great name for herself on the Rough Wruter and Roundup Staffs ln may last few Inches of lufe In the Roundup columns I should luke to state that I formed as all of you dud many lastung fruendshups here In school wuth many of you boys and gurls Luke all the other Senuors I became very fond of the teachers and through each successuve year I apprecuated them more and more Now It s good bye and Good Luck ArbIe Ess Page Su xty fuve I ROOF THREE INCHES The Furst Rooscvclt Student Govern ment s bcung conducted today Excutement abounds everywhere the lower hall floor us ccvered wuth Vote for Eluos J Addusonuwhataman elec tuon cards Vote for Phuneas O Hartleyeogodsandlutt'efushes posters and Belzeskuho keyskatesletsgofush Ing us a Bum plugg In the upper hall there us a p rfect shower of ballot boxes and redb'uegreen pen ls whu e all the cand dates for p esud nt vuce presudent ard senators are ruotung IH the basement Georgevutch Andersonsku us tryn to que'l tne mobs but funally wuth the aud of Ben Wulluaum Dnk Der ment and the Football t ams Addu sonuwhatamun IS elected Then the school root was raused three Inches for led by Belzesku hockeyskatesletsfjcfushung the enture ool body nt p d v honor the n w presudent presudent saud M dear eectors t A thus tume the three thurty bell rang and the relewsed celebrants ran out to tell the world ot Roosevelt Hugh Schools Noble Experument M A MULLIGAN WINS SWIMMING MEET Last Saturday the Roosevelt Hugh School sw mmung team was suppos I, to have met Its Waterloo Even the sports columns placed the vuctory the hands of Sunkorswum Hugh but Roosevelt had four aces In the hole The schools four fastest swummcrs Muss Babe OMaluev Muss Bettx Schaleman Muss Maurene Jane Murphy and Muss Margaret Ann Mullugan entered the race After the four duvung damsels began Muss Mullugan fooled them all Wuth one mughty heave she broke through the concrete In the bottom of the pool Into a large water pupe swam through the pupe and emerged from a fuller hole at the goal end of the pool When she was washed out of the hole she was fufty feet ahead of every one else That was how Roosevelt won the meet wuth Sunkor swum Hugh Rah for Muss Mullugan Wake Up' You Have Graduated ' I l I '-'i T- I I sn ' , ' , In n. 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Nu 5.11-e and Escher ud u-rm la li r- son h ndergrr- n LOCASLJO AG Winn NXx M us owe. n 4 A H '- me Fisher Tuna Ji 'S i Mlry Cheek H iso Klnderga Len F I ,Q 4 onneh jg .nw D-arotb an and P-ixzxbrxd Sltwel Q as YL p: feet F .-Q Eugene Faubf V ARM Dorothy BoCh'm3 1 Home Baud? ilorene Reardon When W Where Kid Sumner Re ed-'H' e0,g 7B SQCIHQH A X slr! 0 -42 anne, MacN.a.h Oi!! l4HcQuarri e brepheniendos Page Slxfy S X ' 'X I, I 4 Y , ,, 1 3 ' 4' , , L . f--' ' 5 ' . ff ' 'lu A 1, , e , ' I W Y- ' ef - ' :T-' . , -ge V , .Q 3-bl ' ' .' , - v, f , , It K ' Q l '15 , . le Q h - N . ,Q .' '- ., -V . ...xt t ., 54' time Lf- Jxfriei. Sr.. - M..a:'j ,::.: X:--1203 5,-5 L, ' ' c ' ' . 'ff - 1 -0 . i Jam 3111.11 ., . N uf A 3' v FZ J ' ' ' - ' . , ,WV r N J -. lr' N ' -5 I ' .' . - ' ' . a t . Lex 5 H I 1 I 'A Q' Y In 1V Y Af! ' 'X' J ' ', 6 , . S 2 - , ' A . v Q - m li 1 D ,,i6.. K I k 5 . . L . I O4 VV . , , 3 ' ' 1 S' t ' -, ' if F T ' ,X 'A HT f?:'v::.'1cIi . . iw H 5 ' - - A v ' . 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PLAY FIX I R .ini COACH' Now Fw.:-ATTZZ K S x f X ffjfwfb ff PETE OSWEGO Go to at boys get out there and wnn wt1 these words Roosevelts new coach sends Me grad stars out to wm tor hrs Alma Mater Xxlfgq? EVWAI MARY KERTIS That cute llttle kld who makes a hut wnth the boss private secretary to a bag shot l'I'f'f E29 VON NORRIS Prlnts all bulletins tor Presrdent of United States does he put em out by the mllllons hrs type IS unlque hls arrangement different ' Z: Y I ' I - I ! . ' . -X- 0 7 s ,Sl I .. N . yxxxx NA I X ' I X I I U A ' l Xx I . X X ISK SI s I O at - X 'f 734, Q ' , . 1xQ ,NN X gl-N.. ' snr '--4 r , 'ii ' Q . X '- .fl U . . XXI,-2,-X . I ' . I N H l - . ' Nr IL? rl N N II I III I ' g U - - IIIII ., O IIE I .' G I . I ,I I I y . ' -I IIN . III f Q BILL McINTYRE Now thus car ha everythnng personallty llne and boy she has what It takes to make l-er go too the 1940 Foak llne model' EDDIE RUCINSKI The Mounted Police to the rescue save the hcrome from t1e bug bad vulllan Oh' but the Mounted Pollce always gets his man Page Sixty erght E A 5 1 .7leaz9'e CHICAGO ze FIRST RUN PICTURES We Take Pride In Our Vlfaphone WISCONSIN LUMBER Cr COAL CO LUMBER COAL AND BUILDING MATERIAL 4609 Tod A e e Easf Ch cago Ind ana one E C I6 PQ Sty The Dandy Barbers -I7 7 I da apoIsBI d Larson s Food Shop -1728 I d amapol s BI d G oce es a d Meats o E. C, Persomeff O n I n i v . ' v nu I I f I n I i v . Ph 17 r ri rw Phone E. C. 7 or S -mr READY FOR SPRING Increase The Usefulness ol Your Wardrobe . . , Have Your Sults Cleaned and Pressed , . . Readv for Everv Occasion. BOSTON CLEANERS -l6l-l Indianapolis Boul vird Phone E C E564 THE LEWIS CO INSURANCE 4709 Induanapolls Blvd Phone E C 222 LIBERTY SHOE STORE Sl-IOES EOR Tl-IE ENTIRE FAMILY E508 Chlcago Avenue Joseph W Dunslng Insurance Rentnng Bonding Real Estate Room 203 Calumet Buuldung Phone E C l97O Page Sc e f ' ' e 1 W O , . . , . , , , . I -lui ...-.,,- l-1--l l... 1.li,1,1,1,.,,i,1,, ,, l 4- - - - -Y - - -1- -lr-U-ll-r.r-,l,-.,. V +-- '+A -I- +- -I- -I- -I ---- -I ----------- - ----- - - - - -1- 5 Telephone E C 'RBI NASSAU 6' THOMPSON INC OFFICE EQUIPMENT CINE KODAKS 8l2 ChIcago Avenue East Chrcago lndlana Phone E C 958 Let Grvel Brlng the World to our Home WIth a PhIlco lvel Furniture Co 6l6 I8 W ChIcago Ave East ChIcago Ind Standard Servlce Statnon J H Abbott Poo 4502 Indlanapolls Blvd IOO Standard OII Products Telephone E C 3444 Page Se entv o e CongratI,IlatIonS Roosevelt Semors of IQ35 Indlana Unlverslty Extension Dlvlslon Hammond Whntnng East Chncago Ottnce Roosevelt l-l S Phone 23l l I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I Y ' ' I I I I I ' ' -Q I I Q . . ! ' ' ' I . . . . ! l' . , 1 n g I I I , I I I +,,I,-,,-,I-I-III-I ,- - -Im -I -II-II- I-II-I,-II,-.,-II- - - - - I- ,-,I.,,, - - -I - , ,P V - H PROFESSIONAL MEN'S INDEX Doctors Robinson, Cotter, Niblick and Cole 5-I IC' GLIYIWVIC Street Infinmw Harbor Incimrm Vhnlw E C. IDD DIXON S DELICATESSEN HOME BAKED GOODS 420-I lndlanapolrs Blvd Phone E C 3470 Nahonal Shoe Store A Kip 606 Cnlcago Avenue East Clfncago Ind Dr. A. M. Johnson DLNTIST Vlwmw I, H 934 5-W7 Mrclunnn Axe, Barker BMILJ In.Iv.1n.1 Hnllmcv, lmfmrm I EWIN NC 3407 Mucnrgan Avenue Indlana Harbor 702 04 Cnucago Avenue Eist Cnmago 20 Years of Quallty Leadershlp Schaller Atkm Co 709 Cnvcago Avenue GROCERIES AND MEATS Member of Super Service Pwgc SC e wiv I I. ' - C . . C S. . .lan V w . f - , . vw' PROFESSIONAL MENS INDEX Wilbur .I Irlsh DCKLIQ Dentist Cwlumct Bldg mm E C CIIIQHQ Axgmm AIIO Ix LI Phones CDIIILC S Rcwdcvwfc ICRC Dr A A Ross H Chlcwqo Axcmm cm C 4- Piqn Sugnfx IIVLC Twyman fr Frledman AIA! E4 L I Robf Spear T I LAW IEIX IIC if 1717 T Qgmww VICL N IIL Dr George F Bucknell CU VOS AI T MED O Dr Ora L Marks INITXSIC ins QC CI c r xl N am T at CINCHQI w IW I-------e---eh-4-----Q--------an + I 1 I I I I I Dr. ' . ' ' I ,, L I Y I-IQ I -IWW, Im1I.1rmp nIIs I3 wI, I J I 'V Cin Vw, ,T C Zlfg' A.. 111. I III mm E C ISGS I If YUII' VXI Ea: Ching, Iwi I I I I I . I r. . . HI Dr. I I Phcfvvne. OI we 'ily IQ-sIfIc'vwcc CML I 'IIIIICJ IIMIIAIWQUQII5 I3IxcI. I WWI H' Q' CI Icaiyn XXIUMAC' : PIT ' . . 2735 La'-II CIIIIMIQ IvvII.1rm I I I I I I Dr. Helmuth C. Ernst -IOSCPI' A- Meade I RI In .xml 1 I East CI .qu Ir':I. I I SI QIAI ICI, Bldg I LII' Wrox. I 3 I-If - 1 Cl I E 'III IQKIIILXIWQL' 2-Iela, I I I I CIIICQ PIf1ms E C I -31 I H , I RIA Iizvwfr Iirwfmxi I . . . Dr, IFQIX II E C. SC l Dr VImI4s E. C If'-3? I . I I ,Q In w Il ' 22 , IC I .1mI I . . PIII X E, , QI ' I C: Swv Org I C 'QT NV, 11 :Isp A X T'IT 'Ir S I Eng .bw Imf.na I Compliments ot ANDREW ROONEY Mayor PAUL S. HALSTEAD City Clerk OTTO H STUMPF Dr M A McCormick Clfmlef ot Pollce Cnty Comptroller East Cnlcago lnduana East Clfmncago lnduan Wllllams Fuel Olls Inc T 48l5 Indianapolis Blvd Cnty Attorney East Chicago 2036 East Chicago Indiana FUEL OILS OIL BURNERS 24 l-lour Service Every Day SMITH BROTHERS REALTY C0 Real Estate and lnsurance 4534 Indianapolis Blvd Phone l22 East Chlcago lndzana Pg Set a o o o u 1 1 a . 1 Q 4 I o N. . . 1 u ' 1 13 S VCD EQUIPMENT EOR EVERY SPORT A. P. DAVIS SPORT SHOP 4603 Indianapolis Boulevard Carlton Furniture Exchange 4711 Indramapolas Blvd East Chrcago Ind RADIOS AND RUGS 1 ble Complnments Hoffman s Pharmacy CS-ectyf THE BELL CLEANERS -1713 Induanapolus Blvd Phone E C 987 H Fishman Mgr , . Car! on Trim , Mgrl I Q of ' ' ' I 4... - ,,,, ... - rrrr - -r,-- -. .- -X -r- ... 4. v n - :VC FOR THIRST-DRINK QUALITY NEHI and Pepsl Cola NEI-II BOTTLING CO Pepsz Cola C0 , X anis. 31 111 0 ! AND - C Telephone E. C. 180 ,,, - 4 - , , ,, - , , -T - . , -ll- 4 E-.- , , - llll -ml- . A - -M.. . - l- . -ll-.ll-l,-l -ll-l-.,l.-l..ll-l-.l-- 4- Best Wishes to the Class of 1935 90' AVG ALEXANDER MARI THE SHOE REBUILDER 47 l O lndnanapolrs Blvd Se e fy se East Chlcago lnd East Chicago Academy of Music e Soak 'XA ha D ac Plano Harmony Volce Vlolln and Hawauan Gurfar 82l Chscago Avenue Phone E C 481 M Indlana Elec trlc Service Co 82l W Chicago Avenue EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Phone E C 69 . . Nell: r 5 . u ., :ru tor f f . , . . . I . , . v n - von FRIEDMAN JEWELERS Agents for Your Class Rmgs Manufactured by Herf Jones Co WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERWARE Watch and Jewelry Repamng Our SpecIaIty We ServIce AII Makes of Fountaun Pens 809 W Chncago Avenue EXCLUSIVE CIRUEN AND BULOVA DEALERS OUR ICE CREAM s Fresh Frozen rght here n ou store eac day It s d ffere Made from fresh cream mlk sugar and eggs I s a balanced rat on p cked u energy rch n v tam ns All hosp tals serve ce cream to the r convalescent patents It s a health food and one that you can engoy eat ng crease your res stance aga nst common a Iments by nclud ng ce cream n your menu each day NORTHERN LIGHTS ICE CREAM CO 4609 Indianapolis I3lvd. Phone 3332 WE DELIVER BEST WISHES and Contmued Success In Your Journey Thru Llfe Calumet Lumber Co 402 E Chncago Ave Phone E C 254 C. S. Porter, Treasurer L I Page Seventy-eight ,, ,,,, ,,,4 ,,, ,,,, ,. ,,,, - ,..4 ,,,. -. - - - ,,., - ,.., - .t,, .- .ttt I I I I I ' I I IndI.1napoIIs 1 1 I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I r , 2 h . I I ntl 4 1 , I , . t I I I , 5 I II of , I I I I . I I I I I I I , In- I I I I ' I I I . ! I I . ' , I . I I I I I I I I I I I- 1.1 ...I -I+ +.-...- ,!., 1 1.!. 1 ,,.. 1. 1, 1, ...i . 1 1 ,1 1 1,,,1 1,.,1,,,1,,,1.,,,1 1, 1. 1..-,,,1 THE DAYS THAT WILL NEVER COME AGAIN Long after your school days are past you will keep and treasure this book, lt will be a perennial reminder of the spring time of your life, but when you turn to the printed words and to pictures set down here they will beckon back the yesterdays, perhaps with a flood of memories you little dream of now. When life is new we little heed the present. It is only when the years wear on and time's magic mist softens the light of other days that we fully realize the happiness of these fleeting, golden minutes. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Walterl Riley President East Chicago Ind PALACE LUNCH 4607 Indianapolis Blvd PETERSEN S FOOD SHOPS Specialties Waffles Sandwiches Good Food Reasonable Prices Masonic Temple All Phones 3070 MARY PILOT gd-,D,, BEAUTY SHOPPE East Chicago Indiana Room 207 First National Bank Bldg Page Seventy Phone E C 76 FIC I I ! I I I , E , , , I I I I I I I I I , 3 . I I I . I Q . I I , I I I s C ! . I . I l l , . 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Coal, Coke, Trucking Phone East Chicago I93 9l3 Chicago Ave, East Chicago lndiana SAM S BARBER SHOP im l. o o A Trlal Makes a Customer 4730 Olcott Ave East Chlcago lndlana H J KRAMER Elks Bldg East Chlcago Indlana Flowers By Wnre Phone E C llO MAX I '2 NASSAU 'Z Established l89l ' 'QL 810 chrcago Avenue Viz? llll xi ? llf kf5fA'fPANT ere ll cate to peop e ho ap e ein ind E celle t P keep ng th t mes 4624 Indfanapolns Blvd Phone E C 860 East Chlcago Indiana Page E ghtv t I Ss em n, Pr p. 1 - - I 0 F, . l 11 . 11 ll II, ET, 'LLP l ' '- l l I I ' ' 1 0 I ! , 1 sa 93539. ffl 1.44 - Wh we wi r H l w pr - X ciate food Home Cooking of Qualltv Foods, 9 '.gQ?j6i,fif ' Cl . . x n Service and rice ln -sa' if: .: r I A . . I WI I K. . - :fxxff ' ' ' , I. E 4..- .,., ,,,1 - ,--I- -M- - -I- -r-- -rr- -r- -r--- -r- - --I-- I I I SALES SERVICE I I I MclNTYRE MOTOR CORP. 54 4735 lndnanapolls Boulevard Servuce as Good as the Car Compliments of QCA-i7L!7'V CYOTHES' Socuety Brand Clothes Arrow Shlrts Florshenrn Shoes lnterwoven Hose Stetson Hats Jantzen Swurn Suits 820 22 Chncago Ave East Chicago The class of nnneteen hundred and thzrty tmve takes this opportunrty to express nts gratltude and appre czatlon to all those who advertused In thus book ADVERTISERS WE THANK YOU' -P Page Eghty three 5 JB ' T .... .... - ..,-..- -..- ..- -.,.-.- . ..... . .-.--. - - - -...-..-.n. The Home of Fine Prlntlng Prmters of the Round Up and other Hugh Grade Publications and Catalogs I IO4 W Chucago Avenue East Chlcago Indlana Q Page Eighty four I I V il I IE I l I L II I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I Q- 1 I l I .Q I I I . . E I 1 I I . - 1 . . Q ' I ' I I I -----------------------,,,,--,,,,,,,,,5, Q COMPLIMENTS OF STERLING STUDIOS Leadmg School Photographers ot the Calumet Region 3452 Guthrie Street East Chlcago Ottuclal Round Up Photographer + iT,T . ,iiiii?1ii1 it,-1 T 1-,ni-1 T-T + as af W CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS INDEX Automobnle Dealers Mtlntyre Motor Corp 4 35 Indy ls Blvd E' 771 Automobnle Repanr Shops C Garage lm 4815 lndpls Blvd l: C 1 Automobnle Servnce Statnons Standard Scrvnte Statnon 4507 lndpls Blvd 3444 Banks The Fnrst Natnonal Bank nn Irast Chntago-770 Chncago Ave 1' C 1400 Barbers Dandy Barbers 4707 lndpls Blvd Sams Barber Shop 4730 Oltott Ave Beauty Shops Helen s Beauty Shoppe 773 Clnntago Ave E C 1176 Mary not 770 Chntago Ave 1 Bottlers Nehx Bottlnng Co 4601 Barnng Ave E C Bunldnng Maternals Calumet Lumber Co Chn Ave and Canal E C 745 Hartley 61. Sons Co 614 Exchange Ave E C 0 Wfnsconsxn Lbr Bt Coal Co 4609 Tod Ave E C 16 Cnty Government Offncers Mayor Andrew Rooney C y Hall E C 60 Cnty Clerlc Paul S Halstead Cnty Hall E C Cnty Controller M A lNlcCormaclc Cnty Hall E C 87 Cnty Attorney N T Stepanovnch Cnty Hall Cleaners and Dyers Bell Cleaners 4713 lndpls Blvd 13 C 987 Boston Cleaner Shop 4614 lndpls Blvd E C 864 Coal Central Coal Co 913 Chncago Ave E C 193 Delncatessens Dnxons Delncatessen 47041ndpls Blvd E C 3470 Dentnsts ohnson A Melvnn 3417 Mnrh Ace E C 934 ntle C 4 06 lnd s Bv E C 7 Department Stores Levsxns 704 W Chlcago Ave E C, 48 Drug Stores Hoffmans Pharmacy 800 W Chncago Ave E C 54 Electric Equnpment lndnana Electrnc Servnce 871 W Chn Ave E C Flornsts Kramer H 904 W Chncago Ave E C 110 Furnnture Dealers Carlton Furnnture Exchange 4711 lndpls Blvd Gnvel1:urnnture Co-618 W Chn Ave E C 958 East Chxcago Senfer Co 615 W Chn Ave EC 900 Grocers Larsons Grocery 4778 lndpls Blvd E C 7 Petersen H C St Co 911 W Chn Ave E C 3070 Schaller Atlcnn Co 709 W Chn Ave E C 957 Hardware Schoenberg Louns 677 W Chx Ave E C 1664 Ice Cream Parlors Northern Lntes Ice Cream Shoppe 4609 Indpls Blvd E C 3332 Ice Dealers nty le Supply Co 710 Exchange Ave E C. 7 1 Insurance Agents Dunsxng os W 4704 lndpls Blvd E C 1970 lrnt-dman Max M 809 W Chnrago Ave E C 7900 owns Co ne 4709 ndpls Blvd 777 Jewelers l'rnedman evvelers 809 W Chncago Ave E C 7900 Lawyers rw man C nsxl H 73 W Chn Ave Hennlvroff Newton A 4707 lndpls Blvd I C 1 7 or an W K 3407 Deodar St E C 7474 Meade os A 773 W Chx Ave E Twynnan A P 777 W Chn Ave E C 661 Mens Furnnshnngs Blumentlnals 870 77 W Chncago Ave Offnce Equnpment Nassau 54 Thompson 817 XV Chn Ave E Photographers Sterlxngs Photo Stud1os 3457 Guthrne St EC 763 Physncnans and Surgeons Robnnson Cotter Nnbllclc Cole Bt Stephens 3401 IC Ave E C Prnst H C 815 W Chxcago Ave E C 3 47061ndpls Blvd E C 98 Ross A A 815 W Chxcago Ave E C 91 Spear Robt 709 W Chncago Ave E C 6 lrns W Prnnters Cnarmans E C Prmtery 1104 W Chnrago Ave EC 85 Real Estate Sm1th Bros Real Estate Co 4534 lndpls Blvd E C 7 Restaurants East Ch1rago Restaurant 4675Inc1pls Blvd EC 60 Palace Restaurant 4607 lndpls Blvd Schools East Chxcago Academy ot Musnc 815 Chncago Ave E C 481M lndxana Unxversnty Extensnon Dnv 4020 Indpls Blvd E C 2311 Shoes L1berty Shoe Co 808 Chncago Ave Natnonal Shoe Store 806 Chncago Ave Shoe Repanr Alexander Marn 4710 lndpls Blvd Tanlors Contnnental Tallors ohn Runlco-674 Chncago Ave Theatres Forsythe Theatre 4608 lndpls Blvd 1: C. 1096 Sports Equnpment Davns A P Sport Shop 4603 Indpls Blvd EC 7 Furnnture Exchange Carlton Furnnture Exchange 4711 lndpls Blvd Page Enghty SIX I - 7 .--7 v. 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