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

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24 AM M THE STRENUOUS LIFE Cornmfnremrnt Spra ferr: BYRnE'rTn MASON I'llIt'1H!'f0l'lllIl Cil.liNN NTCBRIDIE it Clflu Sj5r'1Il'1'r l 1 xORRiN B!iR'l'HIAUME l Faruliy Speaker SENIOR COMMITTEES ANNIS Siwnvos Salufntorian IJEAN MCHAN Class Sfifllkfl' A ve life NLM ARTHUR LUMSDAINE Farulty Speaker Lighting the way for Senior Activities the following committees and chairmen have endeavored to make 1930-31 a signal year. Scholarship, Caroline Gearhartg Contact, Ellentine McClure: Pins and Rings, Forrest McKeowng Dance, john Cockcroft, Commencement Arrangements, Byrdette Mason, Senior Picnic, Edward Chambreau and Arthur Lumsdaineg Gift, Elsie Blan- Chllld. SENIOR HONOR ROLL lt means something to be able to win one's way to the top in a Class of over SOO, wrote V. K. Froula when the Senior Honor roll was issued. The following named received the scholarship distinction of placing on the Honor Roll. Durwood Lee Alkire, Dorothy Anderson, Pauline Bach, Orrin Berthiaume, Kath- leen Birney, Delia Blakney, Virginia Brownell, Frank H. Camperson, Edward Cham- breau, Nona Castle, Helen Cnrdiner, Martha Creel, Leah Curran, Carl Dakan, Eve- lyn Danley, Harry Deits, Rodney Dunning, Helen Flaten, julia Foster, Shirley Mae Frazer, Caroline Gearhart, Tallmadge Hamilton, George Hartman, Margaret Hart- son, Ruth Hays. Lavinia Hemingway, Ramona Henn, Philip Hogue, Elizabeth Holman, Fred Hurd, Frances Jamieson, Arthur Johnson, Leonard johnson, Mary jane jungst, Lucy Lawrence, Virginia Lawrence, Dave Lear, Robert Little, Milton Lobell, Phyllis Love- joy, Arthur Lumsdaine, Glenn McBride, Dean McHan, George Macbride, Byrdette Mason, Roberta Mason, Josephine Mondre, Margaret Morrison, Richard Myhre. Vernon Parrington, Louise Patterson, Helen Petri, Margaret Playmen, Edmond Pugsley, Mary Margaret Qulley, Gordon Rennie, Katherine Roberts, Ann Roletto, Fay Ross, Dorothy Salladay, Dorothy Sanders, Annis Sandvos, Leslie Scattergood, Betty Schoephoester, Audrey Smith, Annabel Teichroew, Anna Vines, Clyde VVagner, Mary VVhite, Harriet XVoodward.

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SENIORS 23 Ujirrrsi C . , . B WMAN NORMAN MCINTYRE ORAUF Q . Vin?-President Prr.v1de11t F. P-WUI-INF Bflcffl KILENN Melinme .Sfrfrgtr1r'bf Trgg5u QA Miss HiKWKlNS Miss ScHoEPPEl. ,4dfvi.ror xl.vJ'!.4d11i5or Senior Class URING the evolution of four years of activity the Senior class of 1931 has become the largest group ever to he graduated from Roosevelt. Despite the fact that the class was separated during the Freshman year, many new and successful projects were undertaken during the remaining three years at Roosevelt. After a spirited election, Norman lylclntyre was elected president on the second ballot. Coralie Bowman, vice-presidentg Pauline Bach, secretaryg and Glenn McBride, treasurer, were the other officers selected. To raise the scholarship average and to provide assistance for those who found it difficult to keep up with their classes, a tutoring system was established. Because of special aptitude in certain subjects, students were recommended by teachers of the various departments to serve as tutors. Byrdette Mason and Annis Sandvos because of their scholarship were chosen Valedictorian and Salutatorian, respectively. In a special election, Glenn McBride and Dean McHan were elected class speakers. For their representatives, the Faculty selected Arthur Lumsdaine and Orrin Berthiaume. During the year, several dances were given. A precedent was established when Sophomores were invited to upper class dances. Fletcher's Bay, for several years the rendezvous of Senior classes, was selected as the place for the annual picnic. As usual, the outing was held on the first Monday of Senior vacation.

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SENIORS JAMES W. ABBo'r'r Jun I.iln':n'y XVo1'lcci'g Track 2, 2, 41 Footlmllg Hi-Yg Roll llvlwc- suntntivcg Rough Riilv.-Vg Al Smfi. Spfeil gy,-is 'vm Dunwoon Amclklc Inter-Roll In-lsancg Poinl Coni- mission. -'Till lfny 1.im,,.1f1-.'1 I-1Anoi.n AMUNDSISN Il awry Golf 'l'v:m15 Science Club. I.vnl' uni, llnlfliy Jon.-r. ' Donorm' JEAN Anmsxsos llama Rho Club 2, 35 TrmilJ:idon1'sg Revncg Torch 2, 3, 44 Ushc-1' Corps. I4'hy ,rlmulil I care If thw zz-nrlil A., ,mf f.m', LEx.Arsm.1, ANDEKSON ULF gn At Dzlllns: Operai T1'i'Yg Glen- Club. Al Roosevi-lt: Senior Plnyg Rcvueg Art Club. Sci- ence Club. All flzf u'orlil': L1 rliigrf' MILDKED V. ANSHUTZ Millie Roll Rcpresemativeg Th ri f t, Junior, Senior Dance, Four 0'Cluck Ton C om nii I tvs 0: sg Girls, Club Office. If: A grmit life if you lion? ii wmkmi. 25 DOROTHY W. Ai.12xANn1sR Dot Glue Cluhg Torch. Hliiibbling owl' will: jnyf' Dom ALLEN 'I'hi'ifl, Filing, linllelin lloxlrd, Moth e 1'-D :nu gh lei' Banquet Cmnxnitlvcsg Point Connnis- sioni Minntc Girls. fl 1-riil1l1irmtr girl. Bmzmcia ANDERSON Ticket Oflircg Good Cheer Cmniniticc-5 Revue 2, 3, 45 Roll Reprcfsulitzxlive. Sl1w': u im-luily in cnra tlle Maur. JEAN ANDERSO Mz1'leirr At Palo Alto: Opera 5 Stu- rlen! Conncilg Swimming, Hockey. VVl1en .vllr :miles tlie run rome: .rllirxiug tllraugllf' MAME ELEANOK ANDERSON nligpn Science Cluhg Scholarship Com- initiee Z, 4. A lowly girl. ALBERT APPLETON 1:14111 Gulfy News Stuff. The golf bi1ll'5 delight. GAAP..