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

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VV I THE sjrngriuous LIFE v 1 if ,ff l Principal's Foreword AN'S progress has been greatly aided by transportation. Thereby his countless discoveries as well as nature's bounties have been distributed to the remote parts of the globe: thereby con- tacts of widely separated nations have been made possible. And the ministry of World contacts to man's ascent in the scale of living can hardly be over-estimated. Such contacts also contribute to his store of knowledge: they add to the broadening of his sympathies. In proof of these facts witness the plight of isolated people. Living in primitive conditions. Even a highly civilized man would soon lapse to a low he completely alone. As he to freely give. The same useful only in days of slow and difiicult transportation. Each nation has something to contribute to every other, and rapid trans- portation is making possible the free dissemination of the world's blessings. Transportation is a most appropriate theme for a school Annual on this one-hundredth anniversary of the covered wagon. The prairie schooner opened the way for the home-building settlers to win and hold our western territory. It is likewise the forerunner of those palatial transcontinental trains that make it easy now for the Atlantic seaboaid to share with the Pacific Northwest the commodities as Well as the comforts of life. SYYVEBX isolation usually means a mere existence under level of living, mentally as well as physically, were isolated. Surely. 'Ano man liveth unto himself has received much from others so must he be ready is true of nations. A Chinese wall of isolation was V lfPage Nineteen

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v v v THE STRENUOUS LIFE v v v MR. CLARK MISS ROSE GLASS MR. SHERIDAN Vice-Principal Mr. Clark, who has been with us for two years. has done much to further the organization of such mat- ters as attendance, regis- tration. and ofhce adminis- tration. MISS LILY HOLT School Secretary Miss Holt oversees all stu- dent records and clerical work. and acts for Mr. Clark and Mr. Froula in meeting the public. She does all this and more with a smile. Page Twentyl Girls' Advisor Miss Glass is Personnel worker for girls, general director of Ciirls' Club work. and cooperates with the Boys' Advisor in di- recting the activities of the Associated Students of Roosevelt. MISS PATRICIA Cl-IRISTENSEN Office Assistant Miss Christensen is the capable assistant of Miss Holt. She has charge of attendance records, trans- fer credits. and many other reports. BERTHIAUME Boys' Advisor Mr. Berthiaume. just i'Sherry to all who know him. has been a decided in- fluence in the lives of all Roosevelt boys whom he has met through his oftice of Athletic Director and gymnasium teacher. NIR. GENE IVICKNIGHT Custodian Mr. McKnight. our cus- todian. has faithfully exe- cuted his duties through- out the year. He cheer- fully accommodates all for- getful students.