Roosevelt High School - Strenuous Life Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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THE • STRENUOUS • LIFE....1928 F F F- F- Kathryn Adams Kay” Activities: Vice-President Freshman Class: Stu- dent Council at Long- view High School: Trou- bador; Oral Ex. Play. Jess Akin Activities: Opera Or- chestra 3: Sr. Play Or- chestra 2; Revue: Ad Staff. Sally Sue Allen “Micky Activities: Cabinet: Thrift Comm.: Decora- tion Comm.: Fellowship Comm.: School Improve- ment Comm.: Aurora Guards; Roll Rep.; Goose Quill. Ruth Allison “Al § Activities: Fellowship Comm. 2; Locker Mon- itor 3: Jr. Girls’ Glee 3: Sr. Glee 4. Glee Concert 4: Opera 4. Dorothea Amundsen Dot” Activities: Torch 2. 3. 4: Library 2. 3. 4: Decoration Comm. 3. Ethel Anderson Activities: Jr. Commence- ment Decoration Comm.: Athletics: Costume Force; Social Service Comm. Eleanor Ahlers “El Activities: Fairy Fingers; Torch 2. 3, 4: Usher 2, 3. 4; Joint Scholarship Comm. 3. 4: School Im- provement Comm. 4; Jr. Dance Comm.: Jr. Deco- ration Comm, for Com- mencement: Office 3. 4; Revue 2; Chr. Fellow- ship Comm. 4; Torch Decoration Comm. Chr. Baron Joost Van Amerongen Van” Activities: At Washing- ton Jr. High: French Play: Freshman Class Play; Opera. At Roose- velt: Thrift Comm.; Torch; Torch Member- ship Comm. Emil Anderson “Ewe Activities: Roll Rep. 1; Sr. Glee Club 3: Golf 3. 4; Big -R” Club; Opera 3. Margaret Allen Peg” Activities: “R” Book Comm. 2: Hospitality Comm. 3: Handy Andy 4. Evelyn Anderson “Ev Activities: Sr. Glee Club 4: Concert 4: Opera 4: Troubadours 3: Fairy Fingers 4: Debate 3; Costume Force 2: Jr. Glee 3. Activities: Revue 3: Dance Comm. 4: Opera 4. Muriel Allison Stubborn [T wenty-one

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THE • STRENUOUS • LIFE....1928 ea m s The class was well represented in all branches of athletics, many of the Seniors being prominent on the first ENIOR HONOR ROLL Eleanor Ahlers. Dorothea Amundsen. El- anor Austin. Elizabeth Backer. Howard arton. Helen Louise Benway, Edward Benz, crdinand Bishop, Robert Brattain. Patricia hrislensen. Dorothy Cox. Thelma Davis, arjorie Dodds. Vivian Downey, Catherine :arp. Harold Eustis, Elizabeth Ferguson, [Charles Flanagan. Gervaise Garlock, Jean libreath, Esther Gilmore. Mary Gist, Helen raham. Mary Grandjean. Josephine Guider, Ferguson Hall. Margaret Hesketh, Ruth Hill, Margaret Hooper. Kathryn MacVicar and Jack Fulton, Valedictorian and Salutato- riam respectively, won the highest scholastic honors of this year's class. Helen Scholl and Mary Grandjean were chosen by the faculty, and Vivian Downey and Edward Benz were elected by the class, to be the other commencement speakers. Varina Hunnex. Josephine Jacobsen, John W. James, Margaret Jansen. Eleanor John- son, Marion Jones, Doris Jorgensen, Agnes Kittredge, Alva Le Sourd. James Lewis, Annette Losson. Mabel McCurdy, Virginia Me Donald, Jean McIntyre. Cornelia Mathew- son. Luella Mitchell, Donald Nelson, Alan- son Needham. Kathryn Pence, Dorothy Pine, Bergliot Relling, Margaret Sanders. Helen Scholl, Ruth Seaton, Marguerite Skeel. Lou- ise Stevens, Phebe Anne Thompson, Martha White. Commencement Speakers: Kathryn MacVicar Jack Fulton Valedictorian Salutatorian Mary Grandjean Helen Scholl CAMERA SHY Faculty Speakers Gero von Avensleben. Walter Anderson, Vivian Downey Edward Benz Ted Ansclt, Ira Arnot, Pedro Baltazar, Jack Class Speakers Bass. zillah Benningcr, Dick Broadbent. John Brock way, Clarence Carlson, Myron Cavan. Lucy Chambard, Ruth Marion Cleveland. Virgil Dillon. Margaret Dinham, Marguerite Gale. Hans Grage. Anne Gregory. Barbara Hansen, William Harp, Hollis Hassell, Ruth Hedlund, Ralph Henderson, Margaret Hesketh, Leona Hensen, Omer Heskett. John Horton, Louise Hunter, Roger Jackson. John E. James, Alex Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Fern Knapp. Marjorie McCoy, Edna McCulloch, Martha McCrary, Margaret McFarlane, Fiden- cio Macaraeg, Thelma Malone, Robert Martin. Esther Mathes, Mildred Metke, Kath- leen Murphy, Elmer Nesholm, Grace Parsons. Ted Roney, William Ruff, Ruby Rupp, June Scribner. Gladys Smith. Horace Smith. Helen Stauber, Harold Treadwell, Don Wait, Melvin Weinhardt, Wallace Weston, Marguerite White, Marion Wright. Harri- son Young. Twenty]

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THE • STRENUOUS • LIFE....1928 Ruth Anderson “Root Activities: Roll Rep. Madeline Appleton “Maud'' Activities: Sec. of Soph- omore Class; Vice Pres. Junior Class: Costume Force 4; Chr. Talent Comm. 3; Revue Comm. Harold Apted Hal Eleanor Mar- garuite Austin “Rosie” Activities: Torch 2. 3. 4: Usher 3, 4: News Ad Staff 3: News Edi- torial Staff 4: Thrift Comm.: Grammar School Comm.: Publicity Comm.: Lunchroom Comm. Elizabeth Backer “Betts” Activities: Torch 2, 3, 4: Handy Andy 2: Li- brary 3: Basketball 2. 3: Art Club 4; Usher 4. Sam Bartell “Bozo Activities: Sr. Scholar ship Comm.: Roll Rep. Seymour Anderson “Sock” Activities: Roll Rep.; Senior Glee Club. Wallace Appleton “Walt'’ Dorothy Arnold “Dot” d E. Bach Activities: Sr. Boys’ Glee Club: Concert 4; Opera 4; Roll Basket Ball: Inter Roll Debate: Roll Rep. Eric L. Barr, Jr. Lard Activities: Chess Club. Beatrice B. Bartley “Infant” Activities: Torch 2. 3; Jr. Glee Club 3: Revue 3; Sr. Glee Club 4: Opera 4: 4 o’clock Tea Comm. 4. Twenty-two]