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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1944 volume:

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Z 1:1 2 uw H .Ja 'W si -Q,-' M' I 0 Jll IDR MASS To the Iumors The class of 44 extends lts cxppreclcthon for your co operahon m makmg thls year cz success You are tops on our 11st of memones A toast to the semors of tomorrow FOP ROW lon nz IH wx mn an ll Fx: c mu 2 III Crst n THIQD ROW Ad Im Smfxllmcm Purx on 141 1 P xml ozzml Lnder en B Crum P I vuzmk klovek SECOND ROW Hmfy N De-nms Kofv 1 skm 1, lentmo OI! Pxsowxcz P xulsou urufkfr Fulki F un FIRST ROW lm 10 Il Br'wvu M HH -v lf- IUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS if A ri., .: .Jill , trsrn, B . yd: .' 11 '11, fvr: .2, n ffhlk, MISS N'1sSu'. H' PICTURE 1 IVV 11Q L1 1 1 11111 so 1 7 0 P Qm n 'P 11 L 1 1 1 I 1 XLI 11:1 11d11e1 Q 1 1 k IL PICTURE Mr Apostm Kmduien Hu1Ql1 Kr1sto'1 H1ckQ Fold K11c11k Gru 21. 1,101 Qkl un. 1 S 601101 row Gruszkce C'111b1ewQk1 Ion Q Koc1W Kc bL19Z ko nwx 1 lx I L Od21 1'11Qf111 mv. x Q 111r ' K 11L,c c111G1 QH H PQ Q1 x G T01 10W IIS 1c'w 11 Q I ,X SA , 4 X A PICTURE 1 1 I I WWI 151 JSR! YZ! 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L1ke cx flock of green hoppmq grasshoppers 'the ireshmen descended upon Our School addmg excnement to our already abundant memorxes 1 Q Q Q .-:Q Gwf F110 e ro rom Wxss Uttorbcck Kudxrku GIZG V110 1 hosford M cx on And evns Andersen ooersen orders Voldrosk 'W1Hrr'xn Moses hu ey Moore row Gmorqmo Bcrnwel B1c1r'ccrd1 Gordon Eclestro Kim K Uf G cwac 1 Anoelo Anoerscr' Freshmen Sponsors 4 kcnc Vw: Qpc er Jr Fox Nl Q H mvmsode Mrs Loyd Mass Larson Mxss Utte 17 . . H U . . . . A N ' fp X E J-4 5 . .X ul J H I I . I? I .X 6 ' v My v Q, 'M ii Tig Nw: K z:t.'1rSE:1, Mrslftk, Yctpr-, JC'I1-., vel, ., , B Asc: 3' ': I. ,A, ,.4f,.A 71'1,' . , Dcmieis, Kirlzn, Albiuqh, Lesclc, 2n'r':,: , ',,frY. ,C..,-A .,.',,.x.,C'l,., 151 : , 1, . d ', , , ' fefler, r 3, I k, D' , , ' . Sixrzdztqz Mr, Hurst, Fuss ,' 2, ..'.- . f 2 , L. Served: fs. ez Q. r, .. , . , ' back x 4 V 2 1 'B ,WL W EIIYCZ at-4 . N,- A! 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Xflfnll F1:r'::11 F Qu':'4 'Vfrzirfi ','f:,:j'Q Sf Illll MEMIIIHES Rosie Velt walked down the cor' ridors of Roosevelt High School for ter last time. Dressed in cap and gown, she reluctantly turned her steps tom-.rqrra the auditorium wnere in a iew rrirr'u'ws she would receive her diploma. As she walked along, rrrerrxrries ct her whole school career flashed tiircugi. her rrrind, like scenes on a rrtotran rip: ture screen. It seemed odd to her that tziese very halls, which after six years were now ti second home to her, could have puzzled her so rnuch when she was a seveztr grader. They had seemed so long, big, with no end to the number of ciczprziz. Being so little, Rosie rernemhored lrow she could never make out than rccn. nuznbers. How t.rankful she was fcr' ical rig sister , who comforted and Qulflfiii through her bewildering first years, fur the smiles the big sister gave :ter wi ' H comforted her so much. Wl1err Rosie became a FRFSHMAN she felt very big time for now ner class had a voice in the student gov' ernment. ln fact the boy who sat nexf to her in English, Ruffy Rider, was a freshnran senator and also her secret flame. Rosie also can remember how dumb she acted at her first football games. Never knowing what was going an. She must have been a horrible pest to the unfortunates who sat near her. Up and down, in and out, she just wouldn't sit still. Candy, port, cracker jack, tRosie's face grew red wrfh sharnel. Ruffy Rider didn't know girls exist- ed, so to her freshman party Rosie re luctantly went with Frankie Preshrnan- ski, who was just a sample of a fella. Rosie couldn't wait till the ordeal was over, Rosie's SOPHOMCRE year was most trying, she didn't know whether to act like a kid or a grown up and so she combined the two. Her clothes started to take her attention and she began to watch the older girls and dress like them. The one important thing that hap- pened in Rosie's SOPHOMGRE ye' that she can never forget was the wi:tQ' ning of the basketball tourny . ln Rosie's IUNIOR year, her secret flame, Ruffy Rider, began to notice fuer. ln fact she was his date for alrrxcst everything, including the prom. Sire will never forget when they got their National Honor Society pins on tlze same day. They were both so proud and happy. That same year she was also made a Girl Counselor, and this made her very happy, to think how she might help some younger girl, as she was helped by her big sister . A e m' ,fl K-1 Senior Class Tlrarriszirr 'ffizsey Puzrtrllo Ke 5 y Qcrs: flreerr and Vtlfzite. Motto: Tonignt we launch: Vifliere shall we anchor? As Rosie found her way in the pro- t cessional line slze could rgear the farriilf iar strains of Ramp and Cfr 'tr'rts 'rnoe' lly The usigers sfartea to lead .ind finally she was rriarcyrrig dy.-sr, tggai aisle. The music brcugrgi rears to :per eyes for 11, matter how many titties sip had been discouraged size new lillllllxfl how dear' ly slre Had always l.fVExfj Rc. Hrgli School, and now she itiust feirve this behind, arid ge out into the world, a. I, ,J it T ' M X J X N r' 'l Senior Class Sponsors l. Yfixlligzr. Bizrikfr, if-:ity Svpztts, E:wen, Aus'irr P I X ' 1 1' Q :I 1 1..3'1 ti' f ,Ji 1? 1 ' . E i IIYV5 L! 4 B X L H Ni f' ' .' 1 B I I rj ' ' ' --lf.. Bilfkr '.'t 1Lf Y I y R1 f mr.: qvru Q 'l . .,::A.V': it .Q , T 11 F2' rt1 I ' I 1 ,ED TFT I ??j.1, l in 'ls ,F bn. 4-lk 'SY' 'W www Q94 an ATA 4' e, . ff? . H . K sf I' v ' up ., S . ' W - 3 U ' av V rf Q N . N4 ,QQWAQPVZ 1 2 vw , N V AA A -i. XX I . . is h,f,.f K, gm Q X 4 1 N r ' x g h , 'EC' A '35 1 A ,5 i f 2 A f - x, f .V g f j 1 V A 1 Q W Q ? E it n ,Aj ,ifyil .5 as jf - x.. Y' 1,2 .,-,: 5 4 . 6 -I , ' , ' L 1 I 45 ,'gV 1 ? fx's' x X , K f. ' ., 'ff' f I , , - ,, ' . X ' f . -Qu ,. 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TSQL 1.14 Qmaf-f ' 11' 1-til., .sis-5 A., A 'Q ' Ag 'I 4 ,s XJ RIRE RESERVE CARI EE Grrl Reserves have Carrred on a vartety of achvrttes thrs year Such as the Farners Prohc The Wrzttertrrrte Ball The Sock Hop Carmehte ohrrstmas ProJect mont tly teas for the Worrtcrt COL1IIC1l and Red Cross proJeCts Faculty sponsor IS Mrs Rutledge JR RER SS The entrre school 1S enrolled rn the lr Red Cross and las had an actrve part rn the actrvr tres of the home front Collectrons of waste paper trenkets and electrlcal apphances were made durrng the year For Thanksglvrng the art department made menu Covers for the navy Chr st mas cards were sent to servrce men Dxtty bags and shppers were made for the Army by the home economrcs department Durrng March Red Cross Month an assembly program opened the Natronal Drrve At that trrne money was collected tor a Natronal Dnve A . 't '- 4 T T 6 .. ,Q 'Z - ' V Q 1 54 N ..,, H , XM o . A1 I ff ' -1' ,., - , -.2 , 6 Q o . ...f , J ' I ' N. 4: A Tw ' '- - C7 Q N, fs S, fl .Sn ,Q , I 11 1 P .Q . .Att 1 I 1 .X 1 1' , . V , x if J s ' Q ,f . 'I - . . . . . . . D A i I A t . , . . ,fu . . 1 , I 1 1 t A f J D 1 , . , , , . . ,I U C R 0 . . . 1 . . , .- . , . - ' 1 1 . . . , Q 1 - . 1 ' 1 WAR STAMP SAllS 337,547.40 in war bonds and stamps were purchas- ed by Roosevelt High School students and the faculty from September 1943, to March 1, 1944. The United States Treasury through the indiana War Finance Committee award- ed Roosevelt High School the U. S. Treasury citation reproduced here in recog- nition ot our sales. It is the Triple Threat citation. With our stamps and bonds we have purchased three ieepsg a regular jeep, a fly- ing jeep or Hgrasshopper plane , and an amphibian ieep or quack . The goal ot the committee and the school is to earn another citation by the end of the school year. , RWNSYSW to YN WRYR- gt ,f ASW W i . YNSWSK ,'+'S'+ fwf R wx xx ,,. vmvws A fx xi X ff-4:1 5 FT mnGAC,0. 5 f 3 T -at FQHQOY ' EM v i ,fee 4 swwsi A DRIVE . kgf While the former Roose- ' ' L5 5 '1,J.d.x,,y,-mffzin velt boys were fighting on ' E . A an .gov 'WE , J' the war fronts, the students 66 wit-YQ A at home were backing the WA home front by collecting WJM paper, scrap, etc. The ' 5, 9 chairman, Tom Reid, col- WV W ,maui-R'f to lected 524.12 for the lunior 6035 mi, Red Cross from this load of f QL? MQ Jw! wM gt paper' Mfg f,scuUA 1 N Q.S 11 A ,um ,, gn C' ' EHI GS EHE Glltl Cllll SEEIIHS EIKE E0 REMEMBER Due to inany ot the girls doing war work aiter school, the nieetings were held at noon, fol- lowing lunch together. Girl Counselors lunched several tinies each seniester with their little sisters, and there was a special Christmas noonday lunch. They act as guides and helpers to the younger boys and girls the first week of the semester. Cnce each Week they sponsored noon dances, with the benefits oi several going to sanitoriuzn. The closing event ot the year was the Girl Counselors annual May Breakfast. The rnain work ot the girls this year was with the junior high school girls and rolling band- ages once a week at the Pied Cross. W S HIIIIGH WRITER STAH These s1n1l1ng young people are the ones who let us 1n on all the latest happemngs around the school even though there was great d1f'f1Culty 1n publ1sh1ng tlns year due to the decreased enrollment tn prtntmg classes Never the less they drd a good Job ot ftlltng Ht gaps between prlnted Rough Wr1ters wtth m1meographed Rough Wrtter bullettns The sponsor was Mtss Mul lrgan and Mr Brown pr1nt1ng advtsor Mill Al H0 lllt S IIIHY The Nattonal Honor SOC1GlY 1S founded on Scholarshtp, Leaderslnp, Character, and SSTVICG AI1SlOD Chapter was organlzed 1n 1930, wxth ten charter members The graduatlng Class may have f1lteen per cent of tts membershtp 1n the Soclety Ar1ston's membersh1p now, actlve and graduate, ts 377 Mrs Clark has been sponsor ot the chapter srnce tt was orgamzed K I ,, ' , J ' i ' , Q S xl A xr' l I . Vx' m x. M 'E l gg.. or v , A y 4 X , A w - . TT - - -. f ' 5 ' 1 !,,, et. f- zvzna T . I I 1 m.,,,. C 73 C. . 2 , L , ti, ml- . N N 'r , r 4 AF' t I g 'IT tv . ,J , . 'jr' I I ,' ' f -If K l 1 M , ,Q C fg . at M' As ff 42 USHERS The ushers have very ably assrsted at all school plays concerts commencement class day and other school tunctxorrs They have also been ot servrce to corrrmumty orqaruzatrons who use our audrtorrum Lrlhan Cooper was head usher and Iohn Fox the taculty sponsor PAlR0l BUYS Ram or shme the boys wrth the whrte belts a e always on the Job to ass1st us m crossmq the streets safely They also asslst the pohce rn takmq care ot crowds at football games and other pubhc aathermqs 43 ,X 1. k VIA R 5 1, .- , fr J . A I U- , .fu-3 4- - . ff' A .Q D l . J as .1-,ing - -1 I f , . . P . . -Jef :, Q ' . . 1 I I I I n J I IH C0 e activities ol tlie Band in tliis W Illll ie year varied Besides tlie Contributions of martial niusip tri asstin blies, tootloall games and ine usual festival and Concert ap' pearancesfn ine Band lias contributed in ways peculiar to tix' times. lt lias turnislied appropriate music to tne Industrial organizations ot the City in tlieir programs awarding tlie Navy E Guidons tor Military police, etc. ln the Community, the Band lias been Called upon to atti- ciate at memorial plague cledications flag raisings and tne Memorial Day Parade. Considering tlie tact tliat public ap- 'H in O'Don me lliuiii Major Eleanor Morgan llriini Maiorette 5 Htl BA Il pearances of all kinds are merely incidental to the real pur pose oi the organization which is to foster appreciation oi music as an art through actual experience with an instrument e The Band has had a busy and worthwhile year. The Band is under the supervision of Luther Boroughs The president for the year was Bill Hutchinson. Other officers oi the Band were: Vice President'-lack Nelson, Secretary, Eleanor Morgan, Librarians -Charles Dolk, and Bob Oakley Supply Sergeant lack Pollock and Arlene Foster, and Field Serqeantrflvlax Toney. Cheerleaders Betty Ellinqson Virginia Hachrzt Dorothy Horvath Lillian Kasza Clara Lichtman Bette O'Ham A MUSIC IIRIIA IZATIII SBllIlllHlS llFSCHlllIl SPIRIT NIIIRME BIIIISTEHS The orchestra cmd specrcxl ensemble groups under lil? drrectron Of loe Col en ond ably GQ srsled by Monon Brewer love rnude nrcmy dp edronoes nt vdnou Crvrc dhorrs durrnq the yeur The dorly rehedrsdl wos the nnportdnt obrecnve The hes IH ornhestrol hlerdture wos ployed wrth rnuch lnterest monrfesled by the members The cholr cmd the two Chorus Bs under the drrecnon of Mrss L1ll1GI'1 Chnstopher the frrst semester ond Mory Lors Clerk the second holf mode vorrous ormpeoronces dt churches clubs bonquets ond other crvrc offcnrs The Chorr cmd the orchestrd have token port ln Concerts pre sented dt the hxqh school -4 ll . X . fl 's . KI W, Y' T' T . V I 1 1 ., -' :F Y- is r . 4 .l .. ' 9 A ' E .- 1 W Y ' 1 5 -n D 9' ' , f ,-Q ' ' . r - Q9 .tix r U 19' . w' ' -- ' sf 'Y ' V . , r , ii .I 4 . E V . r Y X 5 . , . ,g .14 . Yin' ' ' ' ': V 1 , I V. - .5 s : lf, T ze . ' 9' N ww I 1 ' , . , l , 'o ' ' , , 1 , ' , . r . . ,,. o , r , . T' T V I , , . r A T A 'N - ONE OF THE FAVORITE SPOTS FOR GOOD WHOLESOME FUN IS THE GYM FOR DANCES AND SCHOOL PARTIES JUNIOR SENIOR PROM WITH A MARINE PRESENT MAY WE HAVE THE NEXT DANCE' The hilarious c o 111 e d y Best Foot Forward was chosen as the senior play, and under the able direc- tion ot Miss Lowry became one ot tlie best plays Roosevelt has ever had. lt is the story ot a young boy in a prep school, who has been carried away with the beauty ot a cer- tain movie star, ln tact, sc carried away, that he in- vited her to attend the senior prom. To his sur prise and dismay, she ac- cepted, but here complica- tions begin to set ing tor he has already invited his girl to come, and she too has accepted. He is aided in his predicament by his two roommates who only help to make matters worse. Ot course, the boys' dates resent their paying so much attention to the actress, and between them do a very good job ot making a wreck of her, which ot course only causes more trouble, caus- ing our young hero to be on the verge of being thrown out of school. The troubles then begin to unf ravel, and everyone is hape DY. 1 , I G! v x . w 36, Ex x- 1 I P X x X X J-Z' 2 A I 9 xx F 3 -4Hti v 4. ll F ,, QA Ya 'S- . af' 'Y 9 iq., ws x. -'Sf . xv I., Y W 36145. wavy ,. 'f a Q E. ., , ,XJ- 5 bs Q. 2' Q' .K K TQ ' . ,QF h U ,aw- 3 ' :ff Qi - . -,, 1.. 5 w,-,-I i wi' ,, J: ff x ! X Q f 5 I I I I I I I I I I I 7 'Xi VIANA, HIGGINS, ZABEK, VVOICIK, ZYCH, ARRIGLEI, HARRNESS, LAIN HllllBAll SUMMARY Roosevelt Rough Riders played a good game of football this season even though some of the games went to our opponents. Our team was composed of some of the nicest hard-hitting boys you would ever want to meet, under the leadership of Coach Rucinski, Coach Sabik, Coach Miller, and our football captain, Carl Nestor. On September 17 the Rough Riders lost their first game of the season to the Hammond Wildcats with a score of 19-6. Emil Zych made a fine showing when he went over for a touch- down near the end of the game. On September 24 the Rough Riders defeated the Tolleston Raiders at Gleason Field with a score of 33-U. That was really a game, with scoring honors going to Emil Zych and Sonny Har- ness who made two touchdowns each and foe Paratore who made one. The Rough Riders scored their second conference victory by defeating Horace Mann 14-9 on October 2. This was also the Rough Riders first home game of the season. Horace Mann put up a strong fight but it was not good enough to stop the Rough Riders. Roosevelt defeats Roosevelt of Gary by a score of 13-7 on October 8. This was a non-con- ference game but it was a good one. October 16 was a lucky day for the Rough Riders when they shattered the Whiting Oilers with a score of 12-6. This put Roosevelt in a three-way tie for the Western division of the N.1. H. S.C. October 22 the Rough Riders were defeated 14 to 34 by Clark Pioneers. Defeat could not keep the Rough Riders down. On November 5 they defeated Hammond Tech by a score of 34-14. l At last! Roosevelt vs. Washington! This year was a lucky year for the Rough Riders. For the first time in 7 years the Rough Riders defeated the Senators by a score of 34-14. Now the brown derby is back where it should be. The Roosevelt-Washington game was the lcst game of the season. What a season it was too! Not only do we have our players to remember for their excellent playing, but we also have some special memories we shall not want to forget. Roosevelt played hard and were Conference and City Champs. For the first time Whiting High School awarded their oil can to Roosevelt. This was a special honor because Roosevelt is the first school to receive the oil can from Whiting, This year's team was the first team to hcve four of its players mentioned for the State Team: All Sffcrte: Sam Gray, Carl Nestor, Ralph Arrigi, and Fred Viana. 52 lv 5 5,ff Wx , S- 3, Q -' 71 L - V qv- Q N , Q YU A ! I fr ' ff ff, ' 1 , E .-. g ,s ., ,. +-4 , 'P 19 'N T is ff AML 5 ',f'L'f Q inf. QW 1 4, U y 'FA 35 41'f.. ff v 3. 'W' '-J ff, an -fra 5 .W nf. , ,M x, , V ,. 'wg ' - :- fu' wx? . V , :Q R., V 'ff' J gn f gWFg:7r':59g'hfb O? 'E X418 F' lr. 7731 3' pl Q 5698 2 ' 'v' :.'i'2'g J'29, :SZ B' aj f 34 51 , ' 1' A E ? 9 'f ' 5 , ! - 5 ! mx 1 V L lk ,K 5 , .W x I - 2 4 ' sf -l'l'v'Ii J L f Xanga :fa ,A Top row: t. m:n.i:i, 5.1 'zn.r yvz, Cc zqhes: Rucznski, Srbik, and F-iillvi: Bu-tlizztgui, lvl.:nJqei. Lind row: Eizzwrisk, hlffhlflllltl, lfibvk, Paioriciirk, Rivich, Vrrlennno . lst row: Tliomtxzz, Zych, l.f-hznttn, Shinl-aan, Arriqhl. VARSITY BASKHltAll TEAM A small, fast, aggressive Rough Rider basketball team, made their debut against the Ham- mond Tech Tigers and dropped the opener by a score oi 43 to 23. The Riders took the next game from the Gary Horsemen. Handicapped by the lack of height, Roosevelt dropped the next two games to Whiting Qilers, and Froeble Blue Devils. Coach Sabik's boys then dropped three in a row to Adams of South Bend, Emerson, and Washington, Phenomenal speed and amazing accuracy from the field, put Roosevelt in the victory column again as they defeated Tolleston of Crary. On lanuary 22, the Riders traveled to Robertsdale where they met the Clark Pioneers, and dropped another one. Hammond High then visited Roosevelt, and went home licking wounds of defeat. The Riders tried hard to stay in the winning column, but failed in the attempt as they drope ped two more to Whiting and Emerson. ln the next game Roosevelt Rough Riders got revenge as they beat Hammond Tech. Lew Wallace and Washington paid a visit and returned triumph- antly. The Riders finished the season with 7 'victories against lO losses. The Riders met an underrated Edison Eagle five in the opening tussle of the tournament and came out on the short end of a 41 to 36 score. The Riders lose three men: Ed Zabek, Chester Harness, and Bill Thomas, who are seniors. Emil Zych, Bob Shinkan, Tony Valentino, Ralph Arrighi, and Alvie McMillan will be back if the Army or Navy doesn't take them first. Opp. R. H. S. Opp Hammond Tech . 43 23 Tolleston 31 Horace Mann .. 38 41 Clark . 68 Whiting 59 51 Hammond High 40 Frobel ,, 40 33 Emersszvn .. , ., 43 Portage . 40 44 Whiting 51 Valparaiso 42 47 Hammond Tech 37 South Bend, Adair 44 34 Lew Wallace , 61 Emerson ., ........... 46 27 Vfashinqton , 39 Washington . 32 29 54 Freshmen Team T oy, Row '1Qo'1f:2'1 M1151 G' Yfi1C'1'1 G11:1f.fy 112115111 1fQ'1r:,rC'z 1 '1,:1:f:1f:k li 1-1. '.'L,.Zl1l1i hi tiorz, Him' ' 1 ,.'. lvl-:fir f'.'11111.D1'J HLL QQ! 311' 1 Q 1 Heser 11 Team Left to Rvght 'W of :il-: L3 :Ch SC1:1f, Poloncak Iaskuiski Ezqezxiflc Hrunek Coach Rucinski .,ffllTfCI'1fl Moore Oxfanoe 11111213 B1x'1Cli Caozzrlu lviil1er Managers K',1d1z1:a M1115 HB TEAM BASKHBAll 111311118 F011 SEASIIN 1943-44 The B tearn this year was one ot exoepttonahy qood quality, and We are looking tor- ward to having a aooot team in the future. The B tearn won the B Team Tourney and B Tearn Conference-Charnptonhip. They Won 19 ot 21 qarnes. Season Hesulls Opp. B. H. S. Opp. R. 1-1, S. 1-1311111101111 Tech 14 19 Horace Mann , , , , ,. . . 14 19 Ha:11111ond High 31 17 Griffith ......,, , Q4 28 1'1a11111-Gnd Tern 19 27 Catholic Central . lf? 49 Vfcslttzwtszr ., 16 27 Irving ,.VV....v......,V . CO 38 'v'.'31lcrf- 22 21 vmprrraiso , 11 Q8 VVh1t1:1a ZS 29 Morton ........ . 19 47 Ernersorr 21 30 Emerson . ., 1 16 23 Portage . 17 22 Washington ,T . 14 20 Vt7hi1inq so 34 Thornton Fraction , , H 15 21 B Team Tourney Results Roosevelt 29 Vv1ClS11lI1Q'fO1'1 C7 Roosevelt 29 Vtfhitinq 17 Roosevelt 26 Clark 24 55 5 Q 0 9 O if HUMENTS o I M 'I 'x 1 '-v f if Q ff i s!, M. an 4 . ff 4 -g. .diff 'I 4 x .. D fQ,.ff6.2:f . 9 A M XQMQ4 ,Ns x 'A 5 N 0 1 6.0.1 .' - f -L f 1 . K J w J , L 9 7 X f ' , 5 2 LN. 92? . 346, t A , ,y - A x f -- CW' f.- ' IZ' A 1 ' ' f- ww' 1 . , X K , 5-in .- 1 S11 r f ' 1 4 .3,. I 4 1 o . . 1' 'A 5 4, g, . 1 f y Q Q' 3 A .W 1 1 Q x, 1 ,qf , 1 .f 5--- N l . wx ' 2 'i K 1 1 . Q if ,Q'Q. '1 ll ' .ag f1f.4u. x . 5 i SS Q-.4 nl'- Y a P A .1 3 x . ig, , 'ru +4 1 ' f F 7 q , inf' I: Q 5. . 7 . -,,, :- 'ri N? T 1 3 5 I e .1 ' Q s .A im .W , n A fgpl I ' M K A C., Crass Country Team Z,w:.' :' 1. 'f fr, I 11.1 ,J .: A., ..,. , . .... .M .. Wrestling team W iv. . ' 1 ':,1:g1 12 QU ', TL' 1.1, RUM? .x-Yf. :mi . .. :qu-':Ci. Intramural Champs t9A3l -- H- . .-'-.-'bf' . . ,-. ' 4. , ,w..I ...rr 517 .X The ROA Roosevelt Olymptc ASSOC1Gl1OH was orqaruzed lI1 l928 The sports for qlrls sport sorecl by the ROA are baseball basketball bowlmq htkmq hockey skatma swlmmmq track tumblmq and volley ball The sponsor the f1fSl semester was Mlss Dutton and the secrohd semester M1ss Overpeck I ix ls - .4 1 X , - ii 1 V . . I 2 3 ' - ' tv X at xi X 3 ' ,v I' Tv X 4. , Y, 3 , ... 1 u N , Y' ' l 3 wx Yi R A ,' v ,,,J T .llfv . V ' V ' - H2 , . , 34 4 x ' M., . ,W 2. U , , t .x - V , . 1 fs . 2 P' ' NY . fl' 'i no 00 Ao . . ., . - - . f , 1 , , 1 , , . 58 BASKHBAll T-f' '41 '11, .- :iw if 11, I- AZL' 1, 1 Y1:1.fZ T1:..E:g, 'fzgkfz fztzzw, kfffzzli, Ei :L1 zlz Will IENNIS Le-ff io zgrzlxt K'::,1u'fg2A, f.f'11 ., x Cf 9:11 il Y.'Cx1l1'.'z?v11, H1 'Ex 1' Tiid Z 'M Sieilfzt C ff f:.:N SWIMMI li Qcfit f: ticght Pt'.':N:11, C2115 1 Hplbet, Karr zlic, Egiiey, Hezxfiizckr, Pfiirsli Olds, Vfrlzsztzeih T ixixxdt, Dflilflilill 59 7 17 l 1-1 lit 111 '1 3 U 1 1.1. 111 11 H 3 11 10 lil 73 l 3 14 lf1 213 27 RIISII IIlII'S IIIARI DIAI1 IIIIIRI Its just the 111:'1 dxy ot school 111111 11111k1-s OVUIYODQ look l1k1- that .. ,, .. 11111,-1:4 ::1111v.' 1111-::1:wi'.w:: f11's1 t111:-1 11:1 CIIICI, 111111 are t11kf111 by 1l1e 11 11:.:11o::d l. .'111'l1'11:z with 1 scoze of l9 10 11. Se111f11s hold 111:11 Class 11.1112111111 of 11111 ye111 with :he 11111s1ci11111, Go11i1111 Th11111s1111, 3111-s1di1111. Class colors- 1711-1:1 1111l '.-.'h1:1f- i111w1-1 11.11111-1.1.1, :nd 111131111 To :1111h: vm- 1.111111 11, when' 4111 vue .11t:11o1? were Chosen. Ho1111-1'w1:11111'1 31.11.1d11 1nd 11-11 s1-ssion 111-pped us 11Il up, 1111i 1111- 111-wly 11111111111-d 'Booster B1111d drd 11 swell zob. Gloontl Gl11o111l Ho111.114o1111111J QL11111- postponed becduse oi 111111, 17111 ihe R1111:1d-U3 11111111 VJIIS held i11 smle of 1h1- w1.11he1, I iOI!IOCOI11iI1Cj qcxnuf pitxyed in the KIHGYIIOOD und we were v11'11'1r1o11s over 1111.1 Wh1t1111'1 Oilms, which means the Oil C11n ns fuis, 1111 1l1:- 111:11 t11111x Willie' sc:1v111- ll? 10 6. RlCiC'IS kzwuked nrt 11111111 31-xch by losing to 1I1e powerful .xnd speedy Clf11k Piorwers. The score 14 to 34. C1111 I,1sl1- wis 11111110 on l1'1f1vQ 111111 11s llS1lf'1l 11e wus wi1h his 11vo11111 11.1111d, N 1111:y i1.IV15, who 11'IC1 KI new 10c11her out :md very h111'o111i11q. I.IlII.Cl' 1: 1111111 1 11o1.'11l1y dance, 1.-:is e111oy1-d by 11.l us 11IIII.1'IS 1II1d 11111111t111s, The 1111y:s w11111 11v11111lI:s fIDCl I 11111111 shirts and the 1111l:s the s11111u iuus pxq-Ioils. Rxivzs tuned 11111 Tech T1c:1'-rs w11h 1h1- s1io11Q- 34 to 14. 111111111 11111 :1111:13, t--1-th .'1111t!1-111111, 11111 1Ave1yr1111 C5111 1111111111 1-.1::y now, Ioi 1111- vov1-11-d Brown Derby is !1n11lly ouis dq11111. A111 1' 111-1 11111111 the S1-111111152 .,111d the Rideis eniayed 11 1:11111 Hmwn IM1by F1111-1- sg1,111:xored hy the brnd, All nf 11s '.-:1'111' l1IUiIIl1HLQ 111 the c111zy 111111Cs o1 the 1111'1:1.be:s .uf the 1'1s1 of Bust P11111 1'orw.1rd, the senior g1l11y. i'111:t 1111114--tbiill 1g1,11111- 111 the y1-111 Rulers outscorinq 110111110 A14 to -111, 1.111111 l1IQfy s1111l11111 i11:11::, C1111 you quess: YOu'111 11qh1 l1's 11111 'I'111111ks111v11111 v111w11io11. All of us are '1sg11'111fly 11512112 be1 1us1- 111 11111 qood work we did in 11111 IIT1lZIl1i the Y.1nks C.1111pc11q11,' ond because 01 1he 511111111111 1f1'oq1111:1 5-ut 1111 hy 1111- IIIIC 11115 de1111t111en1. But people l1k1- Iedn S1'111111dt 1111d Helen Moore were thinklnq 11bou1 how 111uCh turkey, they could hold. T111- 15'1e::11111011 li 1d 11 swvll 1111111 1,11 thuir pi1r1y, which 1.-111s full 111 3111151111118 syilrt. Yhders v: -re 21111616 hurzible by the Tech Tiqers, Hlld the score was 23 111 43. luniors 11nd S11111111s held their 111111y 1111d everyone hod 1 mood t1:1112, even 11 some Q1 fhe qiris did uxsk the Fresh- 111f1:1 1:.d S:g !1o::,ore boys. Thaw were several soldiers Killfi s1'11l111:: 1v1n::11111. Rose M11rie S1'11nzo11i wus there look- 1111g vnry lovely in 111111-11 11nd y1-llow dross W11lC'11 wds very b1-1-111111nq. The v11rs11y y,l11y -d Ho1f11'1- M111111 with the o11tc'0n1e i11 11v1:r 111 R. H. S .... The score w'1s 41 io 38. 1311111111111 511311112 of heavenly music 1Io1.11ed 1fOIII the stdqe out 111to 11111 c1ud1to11u111 as 1112 Chou' 11nd orchestm voinvd in II1lIl'C1I111 11111 vosiiors very Coloriul, S111',wssf At 11s1 the 1co1b 11l and cross couniry te,1111s qo1 thsir ionq-wanted bonquer, ond 11 you don't 111i11k 11 was 11 success, just 11sk anyone who wont. Cl111s11111:z vc1c'C1111111 1317111111 wi1h IIIITDY d11111:inq eyes, 1o1' 1ll o1 us were iookrnq forword 10 1he hoiidoys. Rose Mdry 2611211 when asked whdt she would like 1or Chris1111f1s mgiliud, A 1116111 of course. Every one Ililldlx 111 le11s1 one New Yeor's Resolunon, inl cfludino the q1r1s who 1,1ll resolved to ranch fl man. Are they kidding, with 11 sho1t'1qe like 1110111 is? 1fv1-1y Q111- llflfi '1 lonq 111ce, why? Could be bocduse srhool is open nqdin, cxnd 11's buck 10 the OId grind. Ridrus spilled by the Wdshinqton Senators, but oh, what 11 11111111 The store wus 29 to 32. The Girl Reserve VV1Y11GI'f1!116 Boll was held. All 1he boys were in their best Slll1S, 11nd the qirls in frilly qowns. T11e1'e WPIT4 SC'illOI'S and soldiers galore. Phyllis Steen looked v1v1y CIlLlI!IliI1Q 111 II pink 11nd blue pldid 161119161 qown, und wus she ever happy, for that certain Icxck Dovis of Chicoqo Wfrs her date. CIOMMENCEMUXIT It was C1 solemn occosion when we suw son1e of our bes1 pols march down 111e aisle ond up onto the plot- 1or:11 10 1'f'C'O1Vf' their d1y:lo111ds. I1 mode us seniors sod, 1or we knew II111I in Iune we would bf- dO111q 1110 some thinq. First sernester rloses. 14111. Mgr. April May lune Q51 '20 Kitt 7 5 'P 6 29 fl 1U 17 20 21 16 19 21 19 30 31 1 8 9 ll 13 16 F 'onff :,f111f1'fZ 111':1:... 1-1' 11.11 . 1. tfrvns rush ll11Y211l'j11 T111 f':f:v.'f1' ri deft '1y, Third rl'-d1c'1t1o11 of our zwvrvin- 1111 rs 111161. 'Th--If ..f 11,w 1136 stirs 011 T111 1111. Fr'-veil f 'Ep-' ' :Z-' 'n ::tf11s. li::1k11t1'1:lE lll'Xl1Z1I 1 b'f:111. 111115151 st . ' 1lc'i1sr,Z1. All 'cy sf-1:11141 if br- :one f I '1f, .Lt 5 ,' ,:. fzot ovvr 11 find b-11111 'o fth '-f- Z for 1:11121-'r tf'1:::. f.f1:.y' :it the 'llklllllll wt-1:1 thfiv to sw- R. H. glzy, 111tf',1d111 1 :wvf-rfrl Sfsl'-l11'15' :111-11. '1-fl Tig 5 '111 1 ,iid 1. 1'J'- 2111-11 1 1111111111 1111111 111113 yr'-11, 1111' ::1':v fi 1:1 '11-if f ' 1: ing 101 the Rough Ridr-112. B1sketb'111 To11r:1f-y still fun. ff- :zine f.f'11sl1 111 irfl:-1-d Cguzte vlfrssy 1:1 her brown bi 121 r j: lzet 2-.'1'Ei hifi.-, 1115: '.-:Eire f'1162Clcr'r1 sltrrks. l. 1st Cl 1y ot th-1 tf111r11f-y, find 'l1'- 11-1.11115 wt-rf-: 1'l'111L::11:1f1 '.N'1ldr 1ts thi- Sevtiozrz. w1:1::-1. 1 1:fgr':111:11v:1:'- 1,21 Moore iool-cod so ttoriifeiriblrf 111 heri brg blue 1-l':r'.-I-15111-Z1 sweoter. Leap Ye'1r lbry found fill the boys hiding, thr fziris were all 111 tif-11t'l1 of 111511, 1,111 1' :If-f-1111, init fezftliy Bfilcer found ont'-. l lvlrrrrfh winds beg 111 tfu blow in 1 11111 wfzy, 'ind P11111 Kelly frnd 11111 Clfrsey were seeen chrrsizrg their hais down the street. The Red Cross Assfvzrtbly wrs vrry inigsressive this 111011111111 und 111s1t11t1Cl 1:1'111y nf us. Most every one riot 1111111 of the luil 111111 '.-font to the Teen Age Mixer. They are always a big success. St. Pfrtriclos Day, and good lr1sh111e11 like Bette O'1sif1r': were seen wearxnq plenty ot green. The Grri Counselors qfrve 11 tea for the F111-::11111e:1 glrls find w'1s emoyed by fill. Teen A1111 Mixer wfrs dovorfrtwci with St. Pf111113lc's Day colors. Even if the March winds were blowing, todoy is the first dfry of spring, as anyone could guess Just by looking at Pr11 Hrunek and lock 1'1art1y. Ho 11111111 Only about 60 more days ot school. Oh! Excuse 1110, how was I to know you'rf- going to surnrner school'?'? All the girls were thinl-Qing about their Etrster Ol.ll1l1S for the Easter parade. Eleanor Morrison was seen weoring a very becoming lavendgr coat. The A111111f1l Srvrinq Convert wfzs held. The progr'1111 con- sisted 01 the band, orclwstrtr, find the choir. Third unnurrl Soc-k Hop wfis sponsored by the Girl Reserves, ond was, of course, a big success. Did you notice the loud socks Bill McShc1ne WOYf1?? How could you miss them? The voices of Wfrshington .ind Roosevelt vhoirs wire blended in lovely song as One. The :11111uf1l lv1usiC Fes- tivgl with orchestra, band and choir fYO111 both schools. Cheers and shouts 01 glee were heard, as for once, Memorial Day fell on KZ school diy, which 111e'1nt a holiday tor us, Poor Pop Haynes had 11is troubles, tor these w 11111 spring days brought on 1 certzin dise :se crllea Di1chitis, which has o bzrd erfect on students orlled Flunkitis. 1:1 the spring I1 young 1u.1n's trncy hjhtly turns to thoughts ot ,..... well siipposo you just rsk 31111: Post about that one. All of us will long rernernber the Ciirss Ciry exercises put on today by the Seniors. The rest ot the day was left for the Seniors to hold their annual picnic. Everyone was excued, and '111 1111- qirls were looking t11eir best, for on this night 1011 the long 1w'11ted even! of the yeor, the lunior-Senior Prom. 1-love you ever seen Doris links in a formal? You ought to, she Eoolcs hke a dream. Baccalaureate services were held for both Rooosrvelt and Woshington students. The voices of both Choirs brought a lump to our ll11'O'1lS, for we kriex-.' this t1:1'.e it was for us, and thot this time we would return no more, There were rnony tears shed as the aroduzztes :notched down 111e aisle 111 long gray robes and customary cops, each to receive his diploma. There were many tears shed, as this wos the last day of school. Am l kidd1ng?? But rnony ef us did refxret leaving our cornponions and class mates until next 1:11, iils Ji W? f aft' - . 5 'GQHHQ y V. L 'I S -Q X., ax M tk 'Ms . 5:19 5- v.-L ,. A., O r 2 Y, -I I 4.4! f wg gli 'ff gm' . Q SIA Q . '3x,,,x71 gn: f'f: Y - H Q. - -gym i942 ...maui N -, -' ' 1'-Q.' . X7 Z -1-wn , Q 5 . S , Q A . ,mi Z + . 5' 5 'X 'fx , LQ -fz,,. N 12 - ' wi 5 ' E A X f K ' 8 s a P 4, 21 55 ' A-4:5 liz 1 wif-Q 594 9 E llllli PAIHO S M N O P R . S T U . Y . 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