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

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OUR CREED We Believe In Living A Clean Life; In Fighting Fairly Always; In Being Tolerant And Respectful To Others; In Co-operating To The Best Of Our Ability, And In Being Loyal At All Times To Our School FOREWORD The Class of 1933 presented the school a plaque stating OUR CREED and placed it just outside the office door. In selecting this as a theme, we felt that it was intimately related to the school and its students, and that these printed words were either consciously or unconsciously a part of every person who had attended Roosevelt. Ji st Ji 31 : y Ji Ji :f6 37 33 JI 10 VI ¥i ' y 1 S ¥(, V7 Vr ffJ-OSI Si h ' i f. ?? ' im ( n L 1 :: j«t, 1 s. m 7 »S V 1 t 1 IV4 ■It HP ' St ISH as 1 f i 1 i L JJ (X3 .. i s 1 L fo I b7 n hi 1 i1 2Lj JbL LtM te. M Hx ikVC ± . JB pa f V f- Hif K S( lir .L £.,. ;t 32 3- -a 3.5 h= c

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Twenty- Fifth Edition OF THE ROUND UP n THE 1953 ROUND UP Roosevelt High School — East Chicago, Indiana

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CONTENTS The Round Up made its debut in June, 1929, under the sponsorship ot Miss Jane Reifel. Each graduating class since has attempted to produce an annual portraying work of the school, by representative showing of students in classrooms, labora- tories, shops or other scenes of curricular and extracurricular activities. We hope the 25th edition of the Round Up has fulfilled its pupose of making today ' s events tomorrow ' s memories. For a picture of our building we chose the Magoun Avenue entrance to the main bulidng and the entrance to the auditorum Page 7 ADMINISTRATION Members of the Board of Education Page 8 Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent and Supervisors Page 9 Principal, Counsellors, and Office Personnel Pages 10-11 FACULTY The Faculty, composed of 50 full and part time members Pages 12 to 15 PERSONALITY SECTION The personality section contains an individual picture of students from 12A to 7B. We began our section with senior class. To show the students in their natural roles — the roles they play in the dama of school life — we have included informal pictures in and around the school throughout the section. These will be found on Pages 18 to 41 SPORTS The achievement of the Rough Riders on the football field and basketball floor as well as the wrestling team and track team are all featured as newsy sports items in the athletic section Pages 42 to 55 ACTIVITIES Activity experiences at Roosevelt afford channels favorable to the develop- ment of initiative, leadership, group interests, social intelligence, and self confi- dence. Student Government, debate, choir, boys ' glee club, band, orchestra, drama, Y-teens, and other girls and boys clubs contribute to the education of the whole child Pages 56 to 80 OUR BUSINESS FRIENDS Who have made it possible for us to have a finer publication Pages 70 to 92