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IlllllllIllIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll THE STRENUOUS LIFE IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll Senior Offifers : LAMAR G.-aw, HOWARD LANGLIE, Louisa SANFIELD, FRANCIS LESOURU, President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary The Senior Class After a school year of continuous activity, no word is fine enough to express the splendid work of the Senior Officers. They did their best on every occasion. The Senior Honor Roll contained the forty-five following members: Vera Kleinlein, Valedictoriang Kenneth Striker, Salutatoriang Josephine Allen, Chas. Appleton, Gayton Bailey, Lawrence Barrett, Edith Bayles, Marion Beck, Roland Burrows, Ruth Elaine Bussard, Helen Duncan, Eva Froula, Don Galt, Elizabeth Crier, Clara Gustafson, Madeline Hayden, Bartlett Hess, Howard Hulct, Helen Hyde, Ruth James, Rachel Johnson, Laverne Kurtzer, Margaret Lees, Ruth Leland, Helen Lemke, Francis LeSourd, Helen Lindeberg, Mildred Logg, Byron Lutterman, Charlotte MacDonald, Mary Christina Marrow, Vera Neese, Eloise Peterson, Grace Rarig, Margaret Reierson, Clyde Risk, joy Ross, Dorothy Scott, Muriel Simpkin, Byrdene Smith, Herbert Stray, Dorothy Tinker, Spencer Tinker, Walter Wilson, Alex Winston. Due largely to the timely aid of the Scholarship Committee, the Senior Class climbed to the top of the ladder. The committee was composed of: Grace Rarig, chairman: Don Galt, Gayton Bailey, Gertrude Edwards. The Admirable Crichton was the Senior play, and made successful by the Senior Play Committee: Alex Winston, Marion Litonius, Muriel Simpkin, Por- tius Berry, Walter Scudder. Social activities of the Senior Class were handled through the Dance Com- mittee: Glen Hupp, chairman: Geraldine Bogert, Katherine Jones, Dot Estes, Myrtle Stray, G. Leo Holcomb, Harry Green, Portius Berry. Thrift held a high place in the every-day curriculum of school life. Art Holdal, chairman: Byron Lutterman, Walter Wilson, Charles Bracken and Edith Emel sponsored the Senior thrift movement. The premier social event of the season was the Senior Picnic. The committee was composed of Bob Moore, Art de Desrochers, Harry Green, Maxine Sarvis, Mary Woods. The graduation announcements were handled by Chas. Bracken, Willard Goff, Sarah Peterson and Jean McCullough. Richard Leonard took care of the Senior Emblem duties. This year every member of the City Debate Team was a Senior. They were Donald Galt, John McKay, William Clark and Byron Lutterman. Nearly all members of the first team football squad were Seniors, Those Seniors receiving letters were: Lawrence Barrett, Clare Berlin, Leon Campbell, Eddie Cram, Hood Fowler, Glen Hupp, Dick Jackson, Bud Serr, Vic Strena, Ken Weaver and George Wallace. The second team Senior lettermen were: Frank Edwards, Chink O'Connell, Harry Snow, Benny Van Deusen. page twenty-three
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llllIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIllIIIIIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll THE STRENUOUS LIFE llllllIllllllllllllllllIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Commencement Speakers : VERA KLEINLEIN, KENNETH STRIKER, CHARLOTTE MACDONALD, DONALD GALT, Valedictorian Salutatorian Class Speaker Class Speaker ALEX W1NsToN, GAYTON BAILEY, Faculty Speaker Faculty Speaker There were more Senior lettermen on the second team than on the first team in basketball. First team: Clare Berlin, Ralph Cairney, Ernie Gritsch, Howie Langlie, Bill Murphy and Bud Serr. Second team: Gayton Bailey, Frank Ed- wards, Hood Fowler, Lefty Garton, Tom Hogan, Lewis Long and Vergo Sandland. Twelve Seniors helped to represent Roosevelt on the cinder trail this year: Art de Desrochers, Scott Gibson, Worth Goss, Lloyd Gruber, Eric Hansen, John Malloy, Robert Peratrovich, Glenn Peterson, Bill Spoor, Bill Welker, Kermit Wright and Ladimer Zyzanski. Seventeen Seniors upheld the honor of Roosevelt on the baseball diamond. They were: VValt Anderson, Gayton Bailey, Ralph Cairney, Frank Edwards, Hood Fowler, Lefty Garton, LaMar Gaw, Ernie Gritsch, Chuck Hughes, Glen Hupp, Leo Little, Lewis Long, Bill Murphy, Chink O'Connell, Walter Scudder, Budd Serr, Vilas Johnson. The opera, The Fortune Teller, was supported by the following Senior leads: Howie Langlie, Virginia Edwards, Alex McEachern, Maxine Sarvis, Muriel Simp- kin, Max Stuart and Chet Whittaker. - Our able faculty advisor left Queen Anne to answer the demand for a director of the Class of '26. We cannot thank her enough for the valuable services she performed in bringing the class up to its present high standard. In the heart of every Senior, Miss Caskin will always be kept in grateful appreciation. CAMERA SHY Helen Adair, John B. Allen, Wallace Anderson, Earl Banker, Hugh Benton, Portius Berry, Bernice Bezeau, George Bouldon, Donald Bovey, Margaret W. Breyles, Walfred D. Carlson, Carlton Colquhoun, Champ Corser, Edwin S. Cram, Raymond Cutter, Dudley A. Durrant, Robert M. Cye, Elizabeth Frye, Helen Grant, Ada May Gummer, Winifred D. Hildyard, Frances F. jacklin, William Kallgren, Dorothy Knouse, Edward Kunz, Margaret Lees, Charles McCormack, Florence Merrin, Lucille Messer, Marie A. Petellin, Ronald Phillips, Emil Porter, Allan Rautenberg, Elizabeth Riley, William Segerstrom, Louise M. Stauber, Victor Strena, Helen C. VVallace, Kenneth Weaver. page twenty-four
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