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

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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

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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