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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1934 volume:

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Gaflzerine Garalzer w5 N - W J , Waffer TeiJ and Gfkfe .3e1zeJicf ASSOCIATE EDITORS .Marfin Gosfeffo RICTORIAL EDITOR ' i I I IHIMI I 'I 3 X lllrllxgwmj ,II I 1 'V 'll ' I II I --I l 'lll IfIIII I IllIlIlll lllI lIlll'MIIIlII.llILIII MII Q Nl llllw Mi iEv N1 ll lIM.lxlly I V S1 lx XJ QIWTN ll II'II IR V L I II 'l Il' ' 'X 1 l I I -III I D-I I ' My lil uffggf IR I QQ., , ' . X' A -I' - XIX :ql . 1 fff 1 ll ll R i PII-' ,I 1 ,X 133. Elk ' 0 I N I X II . S ' 'l' ,. K ,gl W f 0 . a E, . I ll '39 I E I NN., 4 f+m 'fTlIIl lIIII IIlI.IIi ft' 9 , f , ll N fiT'- C le- 1 ' lI li A X T152 of XX I pfqv .WI In II ' ' I . I f 4 f ' i II, llll . f ,QW -N II llllll- I 'l ' I ma iv ,I NIM 4,I I Q To the Spanish we owe a desire for explora- tion, happy songs, colorful sports, adventure. O 6 9 MY AMERICA . . . Like a great magnet My America has drawn from all the world elements both good and bad. Of the good we are peculiarly conscious here at Roosevelt High School. We hum- bly give our thanks that our heritage is great and far-reaching. We honor those who have enriched our school life by their Wide ex- periences .... Arnerica, we sing of Thee. . Gozzfezzfs: ADMINISTRATION, CLASSES, ASSOCIATED STUDENf ACTIVITIES, HONORS AND AWARDS, PUBLICA- TIONS, SPORTS, SCHOOL LIFE eclicafimz To our friend and Miss Alma Ward teacher . MISS ALMA WARD ..... Who faithfully directed the activities of the Strenuous Life for a period of seven years, we dedicate this nineteen hundred and thirty-four MY AMERICA edition. For these years, filled With thoughtful, sympathetic guidance and inspir- ing suggestion, we are very grateful. To Miss Vwfard We express our sincere appreciation for her fine direction of the Strenuous Life. . . Z6 MEQ'lQARIIffX3Ifl By Raymond Royal President of Associated Students DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR of 1933-1 934, it has been our good fortune to have had none of our classmates included in the year's memorial list. lt is appropriate that this year's memorial be dedicated to the living of our school, who have given por- tions of their lives that We might realize the fulfillment of our forefathers' dreams. ln complete fairness We cannot dedicate this progress by a mere memorial. Rather it is for us to show gratitude to our beloved fac- ulty and classmates by devoting the remain- ing.portion of our lives to the betterment of a nation that has given us such an inspiring heritage .... For it is better to live, than to die, for one's God and Country. . . Photo by John J. Yaw Knowledge, the guardian of our school, silently protects its portals, remembering always those who have entered here. gf-xmtreum By George F, Pierrot Managing Editor, The American Bog - Youth's Companion IT IS IN SOME ways not an advantage that America is a young people in a young land, We have not yet had time to develop a cultural tradition of our own .... On the other hand, we are immensely for- tunate in being a mixed people. We are able to draw richly on the tempered cultures of the Old World, and the Old World has been most generous with us ..... Perhaps, in the American test tube, can be fused the sturdy time-tried integrity of the older peoples with the high-hearted ideal- ism of a new race, now being born, . . That is what I hope, for My America. V v, M r X Photo by Ralston Studio Led by the spirit of Liberty and Justice, members of the four races enter Roosevelt to become components of its Whole. My SCI-ICDCDI. By Carol Scholl President of the Girls' Club THE PLACE WHERE I have been taught consideration and unselfishness, due to contacts and associations with my class- mates, is my school. Here I have spent countless hours at studies and activities both of which have brought me an infinite amount of pleasure. The building is a place of beauty, but much more beautiful are the cherished memories of happy days spent within its halls. Cherished also are the memories of our instructors by whose per- sonalities we have been inspired .... The training ground for future citizens who will guide Our America of tomorrow is my school-Roosevelt High School. Photo by John J. Yaw Portals to knowledge ever lighted . . . by day with highest desires for learning, by night with guiding lanterns of hope. My scmootwxtts By Kirk F. Rcmsdell l 934 Senior Class President LAUGI-IING, SERIOUS, determined faces rise before me when I hear the words, My Schoolmatesf' Young, happy facesg yet they reveal the qualities of the man or the Woman to be, As I look about me now, and see strong youth and beauty, still devel- oping, I Wonder what lies beyond the dim mists of the future ....... Many of my schoolmates will realize treas- ured hopes and ambitions. Great careers lie ahead for some. Yet for others there is to be nothing more than a quiet life on very moderate means ....... However each fate is cast, something to be treasured has been receivedg something to keep locked in memory-just being school- f77Ul'eS. .....,. . W WAV Photo by John J. Yaw A spirit of friendliness and goodwill prevails throughout our school, making our high school days most enjoyable ones. iff? ffl Administrotion By Catherine Caraher Editoz'-in-Chief of 1934 Srrenuous Life WHAT A JOY to be an American, with the privilege of sharing the cultural in- fluences of other nations .,.., An unending stream of people came to our country bringing new ideas and principles. These yellow, red, black, and White people were animated by the Spirit of America, and imbued with a great desire to develop in freedom. For that reason they gave great support to each other, and many of them became our most outstanding leaders. We of Roosevelt have had to pay nothing for the generous contributions of our ancestors to My America. However, to those who sacri- ficed their dearest ties to make My America, I am exceedingly grateful ..... ix K WN er ,lf Up PX yy V kiii, A llll 4444! 'x'4x'4 X 14444 A i 33- . aviati- V . :Q QHEZWYTF -ni, it li l y X . M fd f 11 C ,L , 1 W C, g lu! 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Fmuza, Principal world. .E . . . It does not detract from an individual's greatness to acknowledge the contribution of others to his own culture. On the contrary, it is a manifestation of a magnanimous spirit as well as a mark of real progress, and progress is the most inspiring fact in history. . . Likewise, people who place their sickle into the ripened fields of world experience to add to their own store of national refinement are destined to greatness ............ The blood of the leading nations courses in our veins, contributing mental agility, moral stamina, and physical strength. Such blending guarantees both progress and permanence ........ V. K. FROULA. 17 ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT Frank Jones Clark Vice Principal Miss Carolyn H lr, S r 5 Miss Parrma Chnsrens , S t y Sheridan Be h' me, Boys Ad Miss Rose Glu , G' I ' Ad Tl-IE ADMINISTRATION of any high school is a very irnporlanl laclor in Jrhe success of +he school. Roosevell has been exceedingly forlunale in ils slalil of Ieachers and odn'1inisTraIive officers ................. . Miss Rose Glass and Sheridan Berlhiaume have been vilal forces in all adrninisl'ral'ive work. Their conlagious personalilies and sympalhelic underslanding of girl and boy liie have made 'rhern indispensable ............... Miss Carolyn I-loll and Miss Palricia Chrislensen have likewise played in'lporl'an+ paris. Their long hours of service, 'lheir unseliish inleresl, Iheir ready grasp of dillicull admin- isl'ra+ive lechniques and Iheir cheerful and helpful persor1olil'ies have been vilal con- lribulions +o our school life ................. Il' is my privilege Io express The apprecialion ol Ieachers and sludenls lo lhese who are serving Roosevell so failhlully ancl efficienlly ........... . FRANK JONES CLARK 18 Y: A MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT BEHIND THE SCENES or Rooseveli' lhere are some men and women wi'rh whom few sludenls come in Conrad. These are The persons of Jrhe rnainrenonce depor+n1en'r. To Mrs. Moore, 'rhe monoger of +he lunchroorn, is due a qreol amounf of apprecio+ion for her capable rnanagemenl of ihe lunchroom and ihe fine food which she and her assisronrs prepare each day. The lwo lunch periods wi+h o quier half hour befween, have been an oppreciaied irnprovernenf for bolh s+uclen'rs and laculry. . Mr. Mclfnighl' ancl his efficienl slolf work during bolh school days oncl holidays, for fheirs are 'rhe problems of 'rhe school's upkeep ........... The rireless eflorrs of Mr. lvlcKnigh'r ond his cissociores ro keep rhe building warm, clean, and comlorrable, from early morning hours 'ro lore of night Connor be fully apprecialed by Jrhe siuclenfs and facully. . . . Mrs. Nettie Moore, Lunchroom Manage Lunchroom Assistants Mrs. Maude Bjourlzman Mrs. Elizabeth Curnew Mrs. Mariery Williams Mrs. Eli zabeth Driscoll James McKnight, Custodian Custodian's Assistants Mrs. Annie Osrrander Alfred Sorenson John Morgan George Mayer lra Alexander Elliot B. Johnson Frances Guest Roy Helgesen Clarence Murdey 19 THE FACULTY 5 Q4 Lena Abel, English Deparlmenl, Kansas Universily, Leland Slanfordg Helen Anderson, Hislory Deparl- meni, Universiry of Washingion: Helen Andrews, English Deparrmeni, Universify of Oregon: David Anselm, Mafhemarics Deparrmenl, Universiiy of Idaho, Universily of Washingion: Leona Beckham, Foreign Language Deparlmeni, Universily of Washingfon. Sheridan Berrhiaume, Boys' Advisor, Physical Educalion, Geneva Summer School, Universiiy of Wash- inglon: Edna Breazeale, English Deparfmenr, Universil'y of Washinglong Cecil Bullock, Hislory Deparl- menf, Universify ol Washingfonq James Chamberlin, Commercial Deparfmeni, Universiry of Washinglon: Claribel Chappell, Foreign Language Deparlmenl, Carlelon College, Universily of Chicago, Universily of Washingion, Universiiy of California. Cameron Cooper. Science Deparfmenl, lowa Slafe College, Universiiy of Washingfong James Corsl-sie, Science Deparrmenf, indiana Normal, Hamline Universiry, Universily of Washinglonq lnez Craven, Hisfory Deparlmenf, Smilh College: Harry Deirs, lnduslrial Arls Deparimenr, Norfhern Normal and Indusfrial School, Bradley Polyfechnic, Universily of Washingiong Charlolre Dueber, Science Deparf- menr, Washingfon Sfafe College. Charles Dvorak, Hisfory Deporlmenl, Lewis Inslilule, Universi+y of Michigan: George Farmer, Com- mercial Deparimeni, Washinglon Slale College: Louise Fowler, English Deparimenf, Universify of Washinglong Lois Fulron, Fine Aris Deparfmenf, Universily of Washingion: Maiilda Gilbrealh, English Deparfmenf, Ellensburg Normal, Universily of Washinglon. 20 THE FACULTY I 2 Rose Glass, Girls' Advisor, l-lisforv Deparlrnenr, Frances Shirner School, Bellingham Normal, Universiry of Washingion, Sam Glass, English Deparimenr, Ohio Siafe Universify, Universify of Washingrong Milda Gledifzsch, Marhemarics Department Washingron Universiry of Sr. Louis: Bearrice Gueniher, Library, Sfudy Hall, Universiry of Washingronq Edward Greer, lndusfrial Arfs Deparimenf, Srafe Teach- ers' College, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Universify of Washinglon. Judirh Greguson, Hislory Deparimenr, Universiiy of Washingrong Alma Hawkins, Foreign Language Deparfmenr, Cornell Universiryg Emma Jergensen, English Deparfmenr, Universiry of California, Univer- sifv of Columbia, Universify of Washingrong Annabel Johnsfone, English Deparfmenr, Universify of Washingron: Augusfa Kemper, Sfudy Hall, Columbia Universiiy, Universiry of Kansas. Earl Kirschner, Marhemafics Deparrmenf, College of Woosrer. Ohio, Universiry of Washingrong Ada Kraus. Home Economics Deparrmenf, Universiry of Washingiong Charles Landes, Science Deparrmenf, Universiry of Washingfonz Roberr Leaf. Commercial Deparrmenr, Southern Illinois Normal School, Noble Normal, Illinois, Loclnvear's Business College, Evansville, Indiana, Brown Business College, Peoria, lllinoisg Borghild Lee, English Deparrrnent Universiry of Washingfon. Achsah Marhews, Home Economics Deparrmenr, Normal School, Winona, Minnesora, Columbia Univer- sify: Grace Melville, Commercial Deparimenf, Knox College, Brown's Business College: Anne Moody, Home Economics Deparfmenr, Washinqfon Srare College: Elvena Miller, English Deparfmenf, Universiry of Washingfon, Universify of California: Hazel Moore, English Deparrmenf, Universify of Washingfon. 21 THE FACULTY Anna Nordell, Fine Arrs Deparimenf, Columbia Universiiy: Grace Norfon, Foreign Language Depari- menf. Universify of Washingfon: Freda Pelz, Commercial Deparfmeni, Universify of Washingion, Uni- versify of Mexico: Andrew Peferson, Hisfory Deparfmenf, Universiiy of Chicago: Consfance Phillips, Music Deparfmenf, New England Conservafory, Bosfon, Universiiy of Washingfon. Fred Ranfz, Science Deparimeni. Spokane Universify, Universiiy of Washingion: Arfhur Rarig, English Deparrmeni, Norfhwesfern Universify: Myrrle Recls, Wesiern Illinois Sfaie Normal, Teachers' Com- mercial Training School: Ralph Rehbocl-2. Hisiory Deparfmeni, Willamefie Universiiy. Universiiy of Chicago, Universiiy of Washingion. Universiiy of California: Siephen Riggs, Foreign Language Depari- menf, Colorado College, Harvard Universify, Universiiy of California, Universiiy of Paris, Universify of Washingfan, Narional Universify of Mexico, California School of Aris and Craffs. Virginia Roe, English Deparfmenf, Universiry of Washingfon: Cafherine Rogers, Physical Educafion Deparimeni. Universify of Washingion: Elizabelh Roudebush, Malhemaiics Deparimeni, Washingion Sfaie College: Adeline Rowe, Wausau lWisconsinl Business College, Plafeville, Universify of Wash- ingion, Wisconsin Normal: Florence Russell, Foreign Language Dearimeni. Universify of Washingion. George Scholl. English Deparimeni. Kansas Sfale Normal School, Universiiy of Washingion: Alfred Scheer, Science Deparimeni, Hamline Universify, Washingfon Sia+e College, Universiiy of Washingfon: George M. Smiih, Universify of Washingfong Edward Sfilwell, Marhemafics Deparimenr, Universiry of Washington: Doris Sundling Commercial Deparfmeni, Universiiy of Washingion. 22 THE FACULTY Fred Thompson, Commercial Deparimeni, Highland Park College, Nafional Uni- versify of Law, Len Toomey, His+ory Deparimeni, Iowa S+a+e Teachers' College: Edward Turner, Indusfrial Avis Deporimenf, S+a+e Teachers' College, Oshkosh, Wis- consin, Universify of Washingfon: Lloyd Turner, Hisiory Deparimenl, Universiiy ol: Washingion, Harvard Universiiy, Yale Universify. Margarer Tomlinson, Science Deparimenl, Universiiy of Washingfon: Oiie Van Orsdall, Maihemaiics Deparfmeni, Universily of Washingfonq Helen Vaupell, Mafh- emaiics Deparimeni, Universiiy of Washingfon, Alma Ward, English Deparimeni, Bellingham Normal School, Universiiy of Washingion. Alice Wiley, Hisiory Deparimenl, Universiiy of Washingiong Elizabeih Willcox, Maihemaiics Deparimeni, Drake Universiiy, Universiiy of Chicago: Ernesi Worih, Music Deparimeni, School of Music, Ohio Wesleyan Universiiy. Camera shy ..... Nina Belcher, Sludy Hall, Universily of Michigan, Universiiy of Washingion: Manning Cox, His+ory Deparfmeni, Whiiman College, Universiiy of Washingfony Millie Maliby, English Deparimeni, Universiiy of Nebraska, Columbia Universiiy, Universify of Washingloni Grace Mclniosh, Library, Mi. Holyoke Col- lege, Drexel lnsiiluie, Univerlify of Washinglon. 23, HERE AND THERE E ' , l 24 IN ouR CLASSRQOMS V n Y 25 O CLASSES IT MAY BE SAID that the great white race is a leveling agent in the development of our country. It has gathered together the bountiful fruits of other races to aid in creating an American civilization. . . The English came to America to relieve themselves and their children of the per- secutions and intolerances, which they had suffered in their former homes. America, through these pilgrims, has become a haven for the persecuted peoples of many races. They have passed on to us, their successors, a challenge to incorporate into our lives a desire for enlightenment, democracy, and an appreciation of the opportunities of a free public school system which they have founded in our land ...... To the English we are particularly grateful for the development of our language, law, and literature ........ 26 f 1 fm' V :Q gf V , vliflllffflmll-V Ui LE ' 'fe If Q X E1 X Z 3 XT' -Sggflg imu,45! , t SV f d IW 1' 1 ww XX!! ww 'm nn f HI I I L Q lm I 1 Lf---ff 'f3??if7 ' hath- . va A A 391 MW? if 5 'WF W Wu if wh 2 ' gal 'W 554102 wk 4901 .gg-.ff ,,f' ,Hum my 1:2 :zzz 3:2-1' an Gdensen 41 i1- X444 4-X-444 iiif -xu IIIIIIII 4 44444 4 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kirk Ransdell Irwin Lauchs Charlotte Wright Max Bice President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Tl-lE SENTOR CLASS OT I934- has shown iTselT To be a leader Throughoulr The school, being ouTsTanding noT only in sTuclenT governn'ienT, clran'iaTics, aThleTics, and debaTe, buT also in scholarship, in which iT won The class award. . . . . . . . All AssociaTed STudenTs of RoosevelT officers, as well as several in The Boys' and Girls' Clubs were Seniors. Likewise a rnaioriTy of The members OT FooTball, Baslf.eTball, and DebaTe Tearns belonged To The class OT I934 .... . . . . . LasTly, The nurnber oi Senior parTicipanTs in dramaTic producTions-The Revue, The Opera, ond, oT course, The Senior Play-shows rhar This class helped in every Tield To exTend The honor oT RoosevelT .... . . . . . The comrniTTees, which supporTed The class and oTTicers and were a greaT source oT sTrengTh To Them in ca i'i' ying on The acTiviTies, were ably headed by The 'following chair- men: Senior Play PubliciTy, Irwin Louclss: Scholarship, Helen Mylerg Pins and Rings, Don De Garrnoq Dance, Rae Crandall and Me i'i' iTT Bloxornq Picnic, Vaughn Moyer and Harald Perch: AnnouncemenTs and Cards, Frances Davis. . . . WiTh This brief summary oT iTs liTe The Senior Class bids a sincele and aTTecTionaTe Tarewell To Roosevelt . 28 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Arthur Quigley l Valedicrorian Murgarer XVinger Salutatorian Beryl Lincoln Class Speaker Kirk Ransdell Class Speaker Ruby Srromstrad Faculty Speaker Max Bice Faculty Speaker Mrs. Gilbrcarh Advisor Mzssue Advisor W COMMENCEMENT BROUGHT fo a close The acfivifies of fhe Senior Class. Mar- garef Wingel s subiecf On fhe Eve of fhe New Epoch opened a program including fhe following addresses dealing wifh fhe New Epoch: Work, Nof Dole by Beryl Lincoln Back fo fhe Land by Ruby Sfromsfeod Economic Securify by Max Bice Conservofion of Resources by Kirk Ransdell A Greaf Leader by Arfhur Quigley The whole fheme was freafed in a broad manner, wifhouf bias, giving fhe impression of fairness and freedom from any confroversial affifude ....... . . Grofeful appreciafion is here expressed fo Mrs. Gilbreafh and her capable assisfonf Miss Lee, for so generously giving fheir fime and personalifies in helping and advising fhe class members-bofh individually and collecfively-Through fhe sfrenuous years of high school life .................. 29 r W.-15 z 7' 5 etziors CAROLINE JEAN AHRENS-Honor Sorietyz Roll Representative: Theatre Make-up Corps: Decoration Committee: German Club, ISABEL M. AICKIN, Ish -Entered from Oakland High School, Oakland. California, DORIS L. AINSWORTH. Dody -Entered from South Kitsap High School, Port Orchard. Washington. KENWORTHY ALDRICH, Kenny ?Football: Opera: Roll Representative: A Cappella Choir. GERALDINE ALLEMAN, Gerry -Decoration Committee: Girls' Club Orchestra. GILBERT AMENDE, Gib fBasketball: Baseball: Swimming: Boating. DORTHY AMUNDSON, Dorry fRho Club: Athletics: Improvement Committee: Finance Com- mittee: Senior Play Publicity Committee. ARVID FRANK ANDERSON. Dit -Freshman Football and Basketball: Revue: Intramural Sports. BERNEYCE ANDERSON, 'APrudy 7We've missed you, Prudy. ERROL ANDERSON-Honor Society: Intramural Basketball, Football. and Tennis. GLADYS ANDERSON, Gladie -Roll Represen- tative: Alumni Committee. ESTHER ANDRINA, ACe 7Honor Society: Usher Corps: Swimming: Skating. ELWOOD ARNESON+Band: Swimming: Skiing, YVONNE BAILEY, Frenchy -Lost and Found Committee: Minute Girls: Father and Daughter Ban- quet Committee, VIRGINIA BAISDEN, Ginger -Nurse's Staff: Teucher's Secretary: Mother and Daughter Banquet Committee. DORA MAE BALDRIDGE. Dingbats +Ping Pong: Swimming: Skating. BERT BALMER-Senior Glee: Opera: Midwinter Concert. CHARLES BARDUE, Chuck -Radio Club: Pub- lic Safety Committee: German Club. DANIEL BARDUE, Dick -Roll Representative: Class Athletics: Freshman Basketball. FRANKLIN BARTH, -'Bwfhw-anew-eu-1'm through at not MARY E. BARTHOLET-Senior Glee: Rest Room Committee. 30 l enlors CECILIA A. BASBETT, Cecil -Entered from Whatcom High School, Bellingham, Washington: Ger- man Club. WILLARD BASS7Football: German Club: Hiking. EDWARD A. BASSETT-Science Club Council: Midtvinter Concert. MARGARET BAVIN, MiggIes -Honor Society: Theatre Make-up Corps: Library: Scholarship, Voca- tional, and lmprovement Committees. BILL BEACH, BB -Radio Club: Amateur Radio Operator. RACHEL BECKMAN-Roll Representative: Music Club: Hesperian Club, DON BELANGER, Belgee -Track: Baseball. RALPH BELCHER-Roll Representative: Opera: Midwinter Concert: Revue. KENNETH BELL, Benny -Track: Public Safety Committee: Tri-Y. BILLIE BEMISvFour o'CIock Tea Committee: Tumbling: Revue: Girls' Club Office Messenger. CATHRINE ADELE BENEDICT-Annual: Honor Society: Roll Representative: Filing and Fellowship Committees: Mother and Daughter Banquet. THELMA BERGE-Honor Society: Roll Representa- tive: Girls' Club Cabinet: Vocational Committee Chairman: Point Commission. MARIE LOUISE BEST, Lou -Entered from Lin- coln High School, Portlanrl, Oregon: Roll Represen- tatlve. ROBERT BEVER-Roll Representative: Revue: Tumbling: Movie Club: Track. MAX BICE-Honor Society: Rough Riders: Hi-Y: Radio Club President: A. S. R. Cabinet: Senior Or- chestra: lnterschool Committee Chairman. HOWARD BIGGS-Midwinter Concert: Opera: Re- vue: Intramural Manager: German Club: Trouba- dours: Music Club. WELLY BINGHAM-Senior Play: Forensic Club: Outside Traffic Committee: Intramural Sports. RUTH BLANCHARD. Ruddy -Honor Society: Sophomore Class President: Nurse's Staff: Senior Play: Troubadours: A Cappella Choir: Debate. EUNICE ANN BLANEY-Honor Society: Roll Rep- resentative: Standards Committee: Hospitality Com- mittee: Lookout Committee. RUTH E. BLOOMQUIST-Honor Society: Alumni Committee: German Club: Decoration Committee: Junior Glee. MERRITT BLOXOM, Frisky -Roll Representa- tive: Track: Senior Dance Committee: Boys' Big Night Committee: Improvement Committee. 31 A '1 .. tiff ' .-X .4 -vs 'A - 614.2 ii 7 nj A ut X R' fini, 2 in 335' - 1 ' : ' A , TL f W if I 1 .2 , km S Xt y . 1' . ,- N 1. i 9325 .. Jvq. T it-1, fzswi W 2 f 3:15, 'QQ S fr' A ' 'l 1 X D Y' ff W 5 tg. . ,. , 1 ' A 7 ffi ati :.- t + : 1, t- 'X ' is i n 4' f -. I X ., . . K I etziors MARILYN BOLES, Max -Honor Society: Roll Representative: Theatre Make-up Corps: Revue: Social Service Auxiliary, CLYDE BOVEE-Honor Society: Rough Riders: Tumbling: Revue: German Club, ART BRADLEY, Abe fBand: Tumb'ers' Club: Revue: Basket Room: Music Club, JACK BRADSHAW, Brad -Point Commission: Chess Club: Rutlio. WILMA BRANSON, WiIlie 7Nc-ws Staff: Opera: Senior Glee: Midwinler Concert: Girls' Club Pub- licity Committee. AGNES BREILAND, Blondie -Entered from Port Townsend High School, Port Townsend, Wash- ingtoni Basketball: Track. BOB BRENDEL-Freshman Basketball: Opera: Senior Gltte. ED BRIGHTON, Brat -Football: Rough Riders: Ht-Y: Track: Coll Team. ANITA BROWN, Brownie -Opera: Midwinter Concert: Junior Glee: Minute Girls. FRED BROWN-Chess Team: Intramural Tennis: Stamp Club: Science Club. DORIS BUCKLEY, Buck 7Roll Representative: Swimming: Tennis, WOODROW BUCKLEY, Woody -Football Man- ager: Freshman, Sophomore, and Varsity Basketball. MAXINE BUGHER, Max fRoll Representative at Edmonds High School, Edmonds, Washington, and at Roosevelt. OLIFRANCES BUNTEN. Deke -Honor Society: Senior Orchestra: Troubadours: Aurora Guards. HERMAN BURKLAND, Hermia -Art Club? Scl- cnce Club: Sailing, ALICE BURNETT-News Staff: Girls' Club Cab- inet: Chairman, Boys' and Girls' Club Dance: Pub- lirity, Alumni, and Rest Room Committees. BEATRICE BUTTS-Honor Society: Student Ticker Comptroller: Assistant School Treasurer: Roll Repre- sentativc: Office Force. RUTH BYRNE-Honor Society: Senior Play: The- atre Make-up Corps: Dramatics: Art. .IUANITA CAMPBELL, Bun -Office Force for Girls' Advisor: Nurse's Staff: Revue! Midwinter Concert: Refreshment Committee. CATHERINE LOUISE CARAHER. Kate -Am nual Editor: Honor Society: Girls' Club Cabinet: German Club: Freshman Debate. EARL L. CARLSON-Entered from Friday Harbor High School, Friday Harbor, Washington: Basketball: Tennis, 32 etzlors IRENE CARLSON, Pat 7Midwintcr Concert: Girls' Club Filing Committee: Junior Glee. ROBERT CARLSON, Snickerfritz -Roll Repre- sentative: Alumni Committee: Intramural Manager: Library: Lunch Room. TORKJEL CARLSON, UTorch -Science Club Council: stamp Club. MARY KATHERINE CARMICHAEL, '4Kay - Honor Society: Girls' Club Cabinet: Alumni Com- mittee: Aurora Guards: Usher Corps. ROLAND CARPENTER, Rally -Public Safety Committee: Baseball: Intramural Sports: Foorballand Basketball Manager. RUTH CARR-A Cappella Choir: Revue: Junior and Senior Glees: Opera. BOB CARROLL-Revue: Public Safety Committee: Track. Has good ideas for general welfare. ED CARTER-Entered from Lincoln High School, Seattle, Washington: Tumbling. EDITH CAVENDER-Aurora Guards. CARL H. CHALLSTEDT, Red -Revue: Senior Play: Junior Orchestra: Junior Glee: German Club: Mitlwinter Concert. RAY CHAVEY, Andale -Golf Team: Roll Rep- resentative: Intramural Sports. INEZ CHOUINARD-Theatre Make-up Corps: Junior Glee. ERNEST CHRISTIANSEN, Ernie -Has a great joy in graduation. LOLA M. CHRISTIANSEN7Ht-spt-rian Club: Art Staff. HELENE CLARKfSenior Glee: Opera! Midwinter Concert: Four o'Cloclz Tea Committee: Student Ticket Representative. LILA CLARK, B0bbY +Entered from Queen Anne High School, Seattle, Washington: Middy Commit- tee: Reporter. BETTY CLEVELANDARoll Representative: Revue: Theatre Make-up Corps: Teacher's Secretary. RALPH CLOUGH, Rid -Honor Society: Roll Representative: Stamp Club. BERT COFFEY+Senior Play: Opera. Life is a stage. BURMA couso, Messy -A Cappella Choir: swimming. MARCELLA COLE, Marcy --Girls' Club Treas- urer: Rho Club: Roll Representative: German Club. 33 i eniors THOMAS COLLINGWOOD-He sparks in elec- zricitg. JACK COLLYER, Tony --Science Club: Track: Chess. FRED CONRAD, Bud -Roll Representative: In- tramural Sports, GERTRUDE COOK, Gerrie 7Roll Representative: Hesperran Club: Sports, WALTER COOKfScienre Club: Revue: Midwinter Concert. GEORGE CORYELL, Cranky --Honor Soricty: Senior Boys' Representative: President of Sophomore Class: Tri-Y: Roll Representative. MARION COULSONYTM-atre Make-up Corps: Improvement Committee: Roll Representative. KATHERINE LOUISE COULTER, Kim -Filing and Decoration Committees: Science Club: Senior Glee: Library. HARRY COWLING, Little Pere fHarry has a quaint sense of humor. RACHEL CRANDELL, Rae --Chairman of Senior Dance and Senior Revue Committees: Stamp Clerk: Chairman of Hospitality Committee. JAMES CRAWFORD, Bennie 7Stamp Club: Mo- tor Corps: Tri-Y. LOIS MARLYNN CREVELING, Red 7Aurora Guards: Teacher's Secretary. ROGER CROSS, Baron 7Roll Representative: Teacher's Secretary. ELSABELLE CRUTTENDEN, Elsie -Honor So- ciety: Opera: Revue: Forensic and Science Clubs: Troubadours: Honor Guards. MADELEINE CURRAN, Mad Cur fHonor Sori- ety: Rho Club: Opera: A Cappella Choir: Senior Glee: Usher Corps: Offire Worker: Tutor. LEON CYSEWSKI, Cy -Annual: Hi-Y: Roll Representative: Sophomore Basketball. RICHARD DALY7Inzramural Basketball: Base- ball: Science Club, MARVIN DAMMAN+Roll Representative: Intra- mural Basketball, VINCENT DANIEL, Vince 7BasketbaIl: Tennis: A Cappella Choir, JUNE DANLEY7Midwmter Concert: Freshman Representative: Roll Representative: Vorational Com- mittee. CIPRIANO DANNUG, Chappe 7Entered from Ilocos Norte Trade School, Laoag: Tumbling and Apparatus. 34 etzlors HOPE DARROW--Roll Representative: Hesperian Club. BILL DAULEY-We've missed you, Billf ADRIAN DAVIS, Aden--Junior and Senior Glens: Intramural Athletics: Track, JOE H, DAVIS, Rich 7Entered from Queen Anne High School, Seattle, Washington: Football: Track: Baseball: Hi-Y, VIRGINIA HEATON DAXVSON-Entered from Nome High School, Nome, Alaska: Junior Play: North Star Editor: Senior Glee: Secretary, ALEEN DAY-'Entered from Salem High School, Salem, Oregon. VIOLA DAY, Vi -Ticket Forte: Library Worker. DON DE GARMO, Garbo -Forensic Club: Ex- temporaneous Speaking Contest: Senior Pin Com- mittee. FRANK BRUCE DE HAAS, Digger 7Roll Rep- resentative. JAMES MICHAEL DEMPSEY-Entered fromSeattle College: Football: Annual Staff: Debate. DOROTHY DES CAMP, D0r'sH0n0f society: skiing. BEATRICE DE VORE, A-never'-R011 Represen- tative: Troubadours: Minute Girls: Opera: Revue: A Cappella Choir: Senior Glee. JERRY DlLLONfEntered from Lincoln High School, Seattle, Washington. GENE DOOTSON-Rough Riders: Football: Tri- Y: Track: Outside Traffic Committee. JEAN DOWNEYW-Honor Society: Revue: Enter- tainment, Standards, Fellowship, and Publicity Com- mittees, NEVA DREVER-Honor Society: Usher Corps: Athletics, GEORGE DUBAIL-Honor Society: Stage Force: Sophomore Football. DOROTHY DUNCAN, Dee -Honor Society: Roll Representative: Revue: Senior Play: Troubadours: Good Cheer una' Vocational Committees, BIRDINE DUNN--Entered from Broadway High School, Seattle, Washington: Roll Representative. HOWARD EDELSON+Opera: Revue: Senior Play: Rough Riders: Hi-Y: Chairman Board of Directors of the Student Ticket. Btu. ELLIS-Tumblers' Club: xmsizzng. 35 etzlors KATHERINE ENGENESS, Kate -Entered from Franklin High School, Seattle, Washington: Basket- ball: Spanish Club: Hesperian Club. ELEANOR GENE ENGLE-Roll Representative: Scholarship and Mother-Daughter Banquet Commit- tees: Science Club Council: Revue: Junior Glee. DAVID ERICKSON, Dave -Science Club: Chess Club: Intramural Tennis and Handball. EVALYN IDA ERICKSON, Eric -Point Com- mission: Athletics: Social Service Auxiliary: Music Club: Junior Glee. BILL FAIRBANK-Honor Society: Rough Riders! Senior Play: Opera: Annual: Chairman of Assembly Committee: Roll Representative. JOE FARMERfOpera: Revue: Senior Glee: A Cap- pella Choir. HAROLD FERCH, Hal -Honor Society: Rough Riders: Tri-Y: Band: Scholarship and Social Service Committees: Boys' Club Cabinet. ELIZABETH FIELD, Beth -Sophomore Glee: Minute Girls. WALTER FIREY+News Staff: Journalism keeps him busy. CLAIRE FISCHER-We wish you luck, Claire. JAMES E, FISHER, Fish -Honor Society: Roll Representative: Revue: Tutor: Art Club: Track. DOROTHY MAE FISTER, Dixie -Opera: Senior Glee: Costume Force. GUNHILD FLATEN, BaI1ykin -Honor Society: Theatre Make-up Corps. JOHN FLOREN-Chairman of Boys' Club Scholar- ship Committee: Senior Dance and Student Ticket Committees! Revue. VERA FLYNN, Hannigan -Entered from Gar- field High School, Seattle, Washington! Writers' Club: Speakers' Club: Aurora Guards. SYVILLA FORTE. Scotty -Girl Reserves: Dramatics. KATHERINE FOX, Peanuts -Social Service Aux' iliary: Tennis. MAUDE L. FRASER, BiIlie fArt Club: Tennis. ALEEN FRAZER. AAKelly -Music Club: Junior Glee: Athletics. EDYTH FREEMAN. Cuddles 7Honor Society: Junior Glee: Usher Corps: Good Cheer and Filing Committees: Activity Recording Board. ALICE PAYE FULLERTON, Honey -Finance Committee: Office Force for Girls' Adviser: Hespe- rian Club: Teacher's Secretary, 36 enbn GRACIELA GARCIA PRADAfHon0r Society: Roll Renrescntatiuei: Athletics: Employment. Enter- tainment, and Fellowship Committees. BILL GARLANDYHDY: Golf Team: Roll Repre- sentative: Reuue: Big R Club. RUSSELL A. GARRETT-Entered from Lincoln High School, Seattle, Washington: Stage Force: Track: Annual: Minute Service Club. C. HOWARD GARVIN- Hoot -Honor Society: Intramural Baseball and Basketball Manager: German Club: Roll Representative. PAULA GEBO+Honor Society: Usher Corps: Roll Representative: Science Club. HELEN GEDDES, Skippy ?A Cappella Choir: Mtdwinter Concert: Opera: Senior Glee: Decoration Committee: Revue. GORDON GERDEiWe'ue missed you. Gorda, RAYMOND GERWIG-fArt: Electrical Work! Architectural Designing. ' VIOLA IRENE GIBBON-Honor Society: Forensic Club: Library: Vocational Committee: Girls' Club Refreshment Committee. MARION GILLARD-Honor Society: A. S. R. Cab- inet: Junior and Sophomore Glees: Midwinter Con- cert: Usher Corps: Honor Guard: Opera. JACK GODFREY, Demon Reporter -News Staff! A Cappella Choir: Revue: Midwinter Concert. JEANNE GOENEY-Entertainment Committee: Theatre Make-up Corps: Junior Glee: Music Club: Publicity Committee. DOLORES GOODW1NgRho Club: A Cappella Choir: Movie Club: Opera: Midwinter Concert. JAY GORDON. .Ioey +Entered from Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane. Washington: Golf: Rifle: Polo: Tennis. DWIGHT M. GOWDEY+Honor Society: Chess Club: Radio Club. ALICE VIRGINIA GRANT, Al -Junior and Senior Glees: Midwinter Concert: Minute Girls. GEORGE GRAY-Honor Society: Golf Team: Bas- ketball: Intramural Sports. OLA GRAYi-Ola spent att her spare time reading, G. TREVETT GREEN, Bud -Improvement com- l71lIi?E'. EWART HAROLD GREGORY, Greg --A man of few words--but Oh.' those words? DENNY GRIXDALL-We've missed you, Denny. 37 5 .t sie , .Q t, 4 tge 'st A , , . . so , , ia . 5 .. .. ........ :cl M f 1311 132 . el wafy Wes, , P r' Aj x aaio ' Nw, eil. emo? , A rf sh S 5' fi an I I 'S ffl ii3.fli it at e ,Q VU ' t 25 ' e eooQf..'Qoe - fs o+ofef.wow Wi? etziors THOMAS H. GROSVENOR-German Club: Science Club Council. MARIE GRUNEWALD. Midgie -News Staff: Health Committee: German Club: Tutor: Economics Club. THELMA IREENA GRUNOFF, Buddy fRoll Representative for Student Ticket and Banking. NEWHALL HAGER, 'ANewie -Woodworking: Swimming: Reading. PHYLLIS HAIL-Office Forre: Music Club: Mid- winter Concert. KATHRYN HALL. A'Kay -Entered from Stadium High School, Tacoma, Washington: Rho Club: Dec- oralion Committee. FRANK HAMACK, JR.7Roll Representative: Sci- ence Club: Art Club. MARY HAMILTON, Ham -Decoration Commit- tee: Chairman of Motor Corps: Costume Force: Minute Girls: Roll Representative. MARY LOUISE HAMMERvPresident of Hesperian Club. ORVILLE HANSBERRY-Entered from Pacific Grove High School. Pacific Grove, California: Tumb- lers' Club: Revue: Intramural Basketball. BOB HANSLEYf-Roll Representative: Revue: Mid- winter Concert. HELEN HANSON7We wish you luck, Helen. LA VERNE HARDESTY7Entered from Sorth Cmnt High sttmot. spokane. Washington: Theatre Masque: Rest Room Committee, SYDNEY HARDT, Syd -Science Club: Music Club: Athletics, MARIAN HATCHER, Chubby -Entered from Omah High School, Omak, Washington. MARY DELIA HATFIELD, '41-lat --Troubadours: Girls' Club Cabinet: Senior Play: Roll Represen- tative: Revue: Alumni Committee. EMILY HEGEWALD, Em -Rho Club: Basketball Manager: A Cappella Choir: Senior Glee: Opera. ERNIE HEINRICH, Gus ARevue: Band: Basket- ball Manager: Science Club: German Club: Track. ERNEST HEMINGXVAY7Vice-President of Boys' Club: Rough Riders: Ili-Y: Chairman of Athletic Committee: Football. MARGARET HERBERT. Peggy 7Roll Represen- tative: Science Club Council: Alumni Committee: Forensic Club: Revue. EVELYN HILDAHL. Evie 7Entered from Gur- ftefa High sftwot, smite, xvashmgtonf Rott Repre- tentative. 38 eniors PAULINE HINES-Entered from Wenatchee High School, Wenatchee, YVashington. LILLY HIRATA7Honor Society: Revue. TAMAYE HIRATA-Ping Pong is her only vice. DONALD HODGEN7Bashetball: Baseball: Foot- ball Manager: Junior Glee: Science Club. LLOYD HOFF'fRoll Representative: Intramural Athletics. XVILLIAM HOFFMAN-Yell Leader: Roll Repre- sentative: Boys' Club Dance Committee: Revue: Band. NVALTER HOGUE--Honor Society: Junior Class Treasurer: Roll Representative: Senior Orchestra: Tri-Y: Outside Traffic. HAROLD HOLCOMB-Baseball: Science Club: In- tramural Basketball and Indoor. HARRIET HOLMAN-Honor Society: Rho Club: Girls' Club Cabinet: Roll Representative: Improve- ment Committee: Social Service Auxiliary. JIM HOLMES-'Honor Society: Football: Hi-Y: Rough Riders: Track: Big R Club: Basketball, ALLISON HOLTORP, Holly -Entered from Grant High School, Portland. Oregon: Dramatic Club: Athletics: Theatre Make-up Corps: Honor Guards. ROBERT C. HORN-We've missed you, Bob. HUGH HOTSON7Honor Society: Football: Scholar- ship Committee: Revue. RUTH HUBBARD-Girls' Decoration Committee: Sophomore Glee. CECIL EDISON HUEY, Eddie -Baseball: Swim- ming. ADELE HULL, Peanut f-Honor Society: Chair- man of Girls' Club Entertainment Committee: Senior Play: Opera: Forensic Club: Revue, JAMES A. HURLEY-Intramural Basketball and Golf: Roll Representative. PRISCILLA ROSE HWANG-Rho Club: German Club: Hesperian Club: Roll Representative: Mid- winzer Concert: Junior Glee: Athletics. BETTY MAY ILER+lIf1inute Girl: Revue: Tumb. ling: Opera: Midwinzer Concert: Troubadours: Senior Glee. DON IRETON-Honor society: tttnuie service Club: Roll Representative. ELAINE JEPFERS-Entered from Vashon High scfmt, vastwn tstand, Washington: Good cfm, Committee: Science Club. 39 eniors GENEVA JEFFERS-Entered from Vashon High School, Vashon Island, Washington: Library: Debate: Girls' Club Treasurer. RICHARD JEFFERSON, Jeff 7Roll Represen- tative: Teacher's Secretary. RUTH ANNE JENNINGS'7Ad Staff: Rho Clubi A Cappella Choir: Opera: Mialwinter Concert: Point Commission. GEORGE JENSEN-Honor Society: Stage Force: Roll Representative: Annual Art Staff. REIDAR JENSEN-Entered from Walla Walla High School, Walla Walla, Washington: Revue: Football. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Billy -Honor Society: News Staff: Band. CALVIN JOHNSON-We've missed you, Bud. EVELYN L, JOHNSON-Honor Society: Forensic Club: Opera: Miawinter Concert: Senior Play: Four o'Clock Tea: German Club. GLORIA JOHNSON, Glo -Honor Society: Girls' Club Scrapbook Committee: Tutor, MARCELLE JOHNSON, Mamie -Rho Club: St-nior Pm Committee: Athletics: Decoration Com- mittee. XVINSTON JOHNSON, Winn --Fishing managed to take up his spare time. BRADLEY JONES-Honor Society: Debate: Foot- ball: Micltvinter Concert. LEONARD JOHN JONES, Tubby -Football Manager: Senior Glee: Opera: Midwinter Concert: Revue: Lunrhroom Force. LOUIS JONES, Nertz 7Revue: Minute Service Club: Locker Squad: Track. THELMA JORDSHAUGEN, 'I'immie 7Hesperian Club: Sophomore and Junior Glces: Athletics. THOMAS E. JOY, Sleepy -Movie Crab. Tom knows photography is U real tm. ELOISE KAHLER, Tex fA Cappella Choir: Mirlwinter Concert: Science Club Council: Revue: Roll Representative. MARIAN C. KAHN, Connie -.wtuszt is her one and only hobby, JERRY KANE, :Hufra-Cane --roofbazz. senior Pray, 1-11-Y, Senior Pin committee. SOPHIA KARNAS7Entered from Raymond High School, Raymond, Washington: Hesperian Club. ROY KEELE--Tumbling: Revue: Yell Leader: Opera: llflitlwtnter Concert. 40 enlors GEORGE R. KELLENBERGER, Kelly -Honor Society: Band: Roll Representative: Scholarship Com- mittee: Annual. NILES E. KELLEY, JR.-Opera: Senior Dance Committee: Boys' Club Dance Committee: Senior Glee. WILLIAM KELLY, Machine Gun fA man of few words, but Oh, those words, BERNICE KEY, Bunny -Entered from Billings High School, Billings, Montana: Student Council: Sophomore Play: Athletics. DOROTHY KINDRED, Dot -Entered from Gar- field High School. Seattle, Washington: Teacher's Secretary: Baseball: Track. CHARLES W. KING, Chuck -Roll Represen- tative: Student Ticket Representative: Lunrhroom Force. FRANCES KING, Frankie -One of Rooseuelt's swimming fans. RUFUS KING-Honor Society: Debate: Rough Riders: Forensic Club. FORD KINGMAN. Flivvet fTracki Intramural Sports: German Club: Science Club. LEAH KIRKLAND, Polly -Honor Society: Los! and Found Committee: Science Club. JEANNE KITTLE, Jee -Revue: Midwlnter Con- cert: Opera: Music Club: Theatre Make-up Corps: Good Cheer Committee, EILEEN G. KOEPKE, Btat 7Good Cheer Com- mittee: Roll Representative: Office Force for Girls' Advisor. JOAN E. KOSKI, .Io fWe're sorry to see you go, Jo. HANS KOSKI-Honor Society: Radio Club: Am- ateur Radio Operator. VJENDELL O. KULLE-Entered from Quilcene High School, Quilcene, Washington: Basketball: Baseball. WESLEY O. KULLE-Entered from Quilcene High School, Qutlcene, Washington: Baseball: Basketball: Yell Leader: School Paper, ELLA MAE LAFFERTY-Ht-sperian Club: Midwin- ter Concert, JULIA FRANCES LAMBERTI-I7Honor Society: News Staff: Usher Corps: Art Club: Roll Represen- tative: Minute Girls. FRANK LANGSCHMIDT, Lanky -Improvement Committee: Roll Representative: Student Council: Baseball: Big R Club. HARRIET I.. LAURIE, M:tscot 7Entered from Cordova High School, Cordova, Alaska: Honor Soci- ety: Class Officer: Clee Club. VJELDON LAXVRENCE, Slim 7Radio Club: Forensic Club: Science Club: Lunchroom Force: Slu- dent Ticket Messenger. 41 .-. eniors TED LEAMY-Midwinter Concert: Revue: Opera: Science Club Council: A Cappella Choir. AILEEN LEAS+Honor Society: iVlusic Club. EUNICE LEE, Unie vIVe wish you luck, Eunice. BARBARA JANE LEONARDYRQII Representative: Girls' Employment Committee: Girls' Rest Room. BERYL LINCOLN71-lonor Society: Forensic Club! Debate: Library: Roll Representative: General Wel- fare Committee. DOUGLAS LINDSTROM-Tumbling: Basketball: Art Club. ELINE LINK-Entered from Lincoln High School, Seattle, Washington: Opera: Concert: Honor Society: News Staff: Revue. ROGER F. LITTLE, UTM -Emma from Butte High School, Bane, Nluntanu: of-bm: Players' Club. PHIL LONERGANfRevue: Chess Club: Science Club. RAY LONGTIN+Annual: Honor Society: Roll Representative: Tutor. IRWIN LOUCKS7Football: Track: Rough Riders: Hi'-Y: Basketball. HAROLD LUDLOW. Luci -Intramural Basket- ball: Science Club. MARGARET LUND-''Marge -Friendship and Employment Committees. VIRGINIA A. LUNN, Ginny LEntcred from Grant High School, Portland, Oregon: Glee: Girls' League Representative and Acco:-npanist, BETTY LEE LYTLE, Ben -Stage Force: Roll Representative: Revue: Scholarship, and Boys' and Girls' Clubs Dance Committees. CLIFFORD McCAMMON, IVIac fHe is an electric fan. IRENE McCAMMON-Hesperian Club: Revue. BETTY MCCLENNY-Hispefnm Club! iw1f1iu.'mff comm Revue: sem: Glee: Tmabmioufsq A cap- pella choir: opera. GEORGE IVIcCLINTOCK, Ace 7Football: Golf: Basketball. JAY M, McCLINTOCK-Inside Traffic: Science Club Council. CLARKE McDONALD, Corky 7A. S. R. Pub- licity Committee: German Club: Science Club: Soph- omore Class Vice-President. 42 etziors EVELYN McGRATH7Honor Society: A Cappella Choir: Opera: Revue: Senior Glee: Lost and Found Committee, MARYAN MCGRATH, Toby -Revue: Trouba- dours: Art Club: Annual: Roll Representative: Junior and Senior Glees, MAXINE McGRATH, Mickey f'Honor Society: A Cappella choir: Rho Club: irttiwmtif Conrmf Lost and Found Committee: Revue. GAYLE McKEOWN, Mac 7Seienre Club: Stamp Club: Minute Service Club: Freshman and Sophomore Football, XVILLIS MCKINLEY, YVillie --Sophomore Foot- ball: Ufftee Force. JEANNETTE MACKIE+Honor Soeiety: Revue: Opera: Senior Orchestra: Senior Glee: Music Club. GAYLORD MALONE, Swnck 7Opera: Midwin- ter Conrerr: Revue: Minute Service Club: Roll Rep- resentative. PIERRE MANN, P.I. -Roll Representative: Sci- ence Club. ELDON N, MARK, Ellie -Forensic Club: Li- brary: Scholarship Committee. HENRIETTA MARSDEN, Hank -Opera: Mid- winter Concert: Roll Representative: Offire Force for Girls' Advisor. ANNABELLE MARSH-Sophomore and Junior Glees: Activity Recording Board: Office Force for Girls' Advisor. RODERICK MARSHALL, Rod -ViceePresident of Science Club: Roll Representative. MERRITT MARTIN, Red 7Honor Society: Track: Roll Representative. DICK MARTIN-Science Club: Roll Representative for Student Ticket and Banking. KARL MARTINSON7Roll Representative: Tumb- ling: Revue: Posters and Signs. LOIS MARTINSON, Fifty -She played around in dramatics and sports, TOM MATHEWS+Yell Leader: Opera: Revue: Midwlnzer Concert: Tumblers' Club: News Staff. JOE MAXWELL. Jo .Io fBand: Roll Represen- talivei Revue. PEGGY MAY-Standards and Decoration Commit- tees: Theatre Make-up Corps: Midwmter Concert: Arr and Science Clubs: Annual Art Staff. KENNETH W. MEIER-Revue: Roll Representa- tive: Tumbling: Radio Club: Midwinter Concert, HELEN MELTON, Mel fHonor Society: Chair- man of Publicity Committee and Office Force for Girls' Advisor: Standards Committee. 43 LN . tx it XXX xr- it - xx - xx N etziors DOROTHY JANE MEYER-Senior Play: Players' Club: Junior Dance, Publicity. Lost and Found, and Entertainment Committees. ROSE MILES7German Clubfulch werde. was ich sein soil. KATHRYN MILLER, Kay 7Junior Dance Com- mittee: Lost and Found Committee. ROBERT S, MILLER7E'ntered from Northeast High School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Honor Soci- ety: Football: Track: Tumbling. JOHN MILROY-Honor Society: Football: Basket- ball: Baseball: Roll Representative: Hi-Y: Rough Riders: German Club. ALBERT MINARD, Bert -Football: Rough Rid- ers: Roll Representative: Traffic Committee: Lunch- room Force, MAE MIYAKE, Mickie -Honor Society: Tutor: Revue. MARY MOFFAT-Honor Society: Usher Corps: Ticket Force: German Club: Decoration Committee, DONNABELLE MOODIE+Honor Society: Senior Play: Rho Club: Revue: Intramural Manager: Science Club, ROBI MORRILL, Ibor -Revue: Intramural Man- ager: Science Club. LORETTA MORRISON-Lunchroom Force: Revue Committee: Theatre Make-up Corps. HELEN MORROW, :'Happy -Honor society: Senior Play: Players' Club: Revue: Opera: Roll Rep- resentative: Thrift Committee. LAURA MORTON+Honor Society: Usher Corps: Library: Honor Society Banquet Committee: Senior Picnic Committee. GENEVIEVE MOULTON, Gin fSinging and swimming rake her spare hours. VAUGHN MOYER7Honor Society: Lunchroomi Committee: Science Club, WILLO MOYS. Bil1ee -Stage Force: Trouba- dours: Roll Representative: Opera: Mialwinter Con- cert: Revue. JACK MUNRO7Senior Orchestra: Band: Opera. EVERETT MURPHY. Murph -Roll Representa- tive: Tumbling: Theatre Make-up Corps. DOROTHY CAROLINE MURRAY, Toons - Secretary of Junior Class: Roll Representative: Op- era: Theatre Make-up Corps: Revue, HELEN NIYLER-Chairman of Aurora Guards and Scholarship Committee: Typing Committee: Mid- winter Concert: Opera, AUDREY NEASE, Patty fOffice Force: Revue: Four o'Cloch Tea Committee. 44 eniors MARGARET NEAT, Peggy -Entered from North Kitsap High, Poulsbo. Washington: Spanish Club: Glee Club. FERN NEWMAN, Bings gRho Club: Revue: Athletics: Lost and Found Committee: Tumbling. ALBERTA NOLAN. Bert -Midwinter Concert: Glee Filing Committee. LARRY NORMAN7Honor Society: Rough Riders! Hi-YJ Basketball: Revue: Midwintcr Concert. ALICE OGDEN-Honor Society: President of Rho and Science Clubs: Opera: Forensic Club: Lost and Found Committee: A Cappella Choir. RUBY OLSON, Bina -Entered from Lincoln High School, Seattle, Washington: Honor Society. RUTH OLSON-Roll Representative: Revue: Office Force: Teacher's Secretary: Typing Committee. PHYLLIS ONSTOTT. Pl-tyl 7Troubadours5 P.- T. A. Vaudeville. XVALTER PARKS+Stamp collector and a good .scout. LOUISE MAY PARTYIVIILLERYHOUCM Society: Chairman of Lost and Found, and Employment Com- mittees: German Club: Thrift Committee. JOSEPHINE PATRICK, Jo -Music Club: Soph- omore Glee: Science Club: Midwinter Concert. ROBERT YVILLIAM PAULSONflntramutal Ten- nis: Radio Club: Science Club. JOHN PAYNE. Doc -Football Manager: Junior and Senior Glees: Science Club Council. CYNTHIA ANN PEABODY-Refreshment Commit- tee: Sophomore Jinx: Junior Glee: Revue: Inter- school Committee. DOROTHY PEARSON, Dot -Hesperian Club: Junior Glee. WANDA PERRIN-A Cappella Choir: German Club: Music Club: Junior and Senior Glees. LILLIAN PETERSEN, Li1 +Rc'Uuc: Senior Glce. ROBB MUNRO PINEO, Pint -Entered from Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Washington: Yell Leader: Hi-Y. HAROLD PLUMMER, Hal -+Stage Force: lm- provement Committee: Science Club, FRANKLIN POTTER-Honor Society: Football: Handball: Chess Club: Rough Riders: Hz-Y. VIRGINIA YOLANDE POTTER. 'Ginnie'- Senior Glee: Dietetics. 45 etziors KAY POWELL-Senior Glee: Junior Basketball: Revue. ARTHUR QUIGLEY, Quig 7Honor Society Treasurer: A. S, R. Secretary: Junior Class President: Rough Riders: Ht-Y: Stamp Clerk: Revue: Tri-Y. ROBERT QUINN, Pesty -Baseball: Roll Repre- sentative: Lunchroom Force: Basketball: Intramural Sports: LAYVRENCE RAGAN7Baseball: Basketball: Foot- ball: Rough Riders: Roll Representative: Hi-Y. BERNARD RAMM, Ben Bernie -Honor Society: Football: Basketball: Track: Rough Riders: Hi-Y: Roll Representative: Tutor. KIRK F, RANSDELL, Kink -Honor Society: Senior Play: Track: S. A. R, Orator: Hi-Y: Rough Riders: Boys' Big Night Committee. RICHARD RARIG, Scoofie 7A Cappella Choir: Band: Minute Seruire Club: Radio Club: Senior Play. HARRIETTE RASMUSSEN7Opera: Senior Play: Midtuinter Concert: Costume Force: Restroom Com- mittee. JEANNE REESE+Honor Society: Roll Representa- tive: Revue: News Staff: Junior Dance and Stand- ards Committees: Four o'Clock Tea. WALTER REID-Annual: Honor Society: Rough Riders: Board of Directors of the Student Ticket: Tri-Y: Forensic Club. PHILIPS A. REILLYfReuue: Opera: Midwinter Concert: Hi-Y: Forensic Club: Roll Representative: A Cappella choir. ELEANOR RENNY7Sophomore Glee: Senior Glee. CHESTER RICHARDS: Chet 7Tumbling. .IOSEPHINE RICHARDSON-Honor Society: Op- era: Roll Representative: A Cappella Choir: Annual Art Staff: Midwinter Concert. JIM RIDGEXVAY--Senior Orchestra. JEAN RIDLEY-Honor Society: Tearher's Secre- tary: Theater Make-up Corps: Filing Committee. ELIZABETH ROBINSON+Honor Society: Girls' Club Cabinet: Roll Representative: A. S. R. Senior Class Representative: Junior Danre Committee. NEVA ROBINSON7News Staff: Nurse's Staff. HORTENSE I., ROGERS, Tensie fEntered from Lincoln High School, Seattle, Washington. VIRGINIA LEE ROOT, Ginny Lee -Girls' Club Cabinet: Science Club. EDXVARD ROSSMAN-President of German Club. 46 etziors RAYMOND ROYAL--President of A. s, ri. Pres- ident of Forensic Club: 1-ti-Y: Rough Riders: A cappezta Choir: s. A. R, contest. DONALD H. RYAN--Emma from Hoover High srtmt, Glendale, California. JACK RYAN-Annual: Forensic ciao. JO RYAN---News Editor and Circulation Manager: Roll Representative: Publicity and Football Dance Committees. ROY SANBORN, Sandy 7Freshman Representa- tive: Science Club. RUTH A. SANDELINgRoll Representative: Hos- pitality Committee: Advisory Staff: Junior Orchestra. BETTY JANE SANDERSON-Office Force: Lunch- roorn Force: Aurora Guards: Theatre Make-up Corps: Senior Clee: Filing Committee. SIDNEY XV. SARVER-Roll Representative: Soph- omore Representative. LEROY F. SASSE7Troubadours: Roll Representa- tive: Student Ticket Representative: Senior Play: Revue. PHILIP N. C. SAURE-Entered from Broadway High School, Seattle. Washington: Track: Filipino Club and Council: German Club, RONALD SAVAGE-Entered from Bothell High Srhool, Bothell, Washington: Track. JEANNETTE SAYLES-Teacher's Secretary: Roll Representative: Fellowship, Girls' Rest Room. Typ- ing, and Lookout Committees. ELENA SBEDICO7News Staff: Opera: Midwinter Concert: A Cappella Choir: Thrift Committee: Senior Bulletin Committee: Riding Club. VAII. SCI-IERMERHORNfHonor Society: Radio Club: Amateur Radio Operator. DONALD SCHNASE-Opera: Revue: A Cappella Choir: Senior Glee: Lunchroom Force: Intramural Basketball ana' Indoor. CAROL SCHOLL-President of Girls' Club: Vice- President of Honor Soricty. GENEVIEVE SCHROEDER. Gevie 7Secretary of Girls' Club: Rosemaiden: Scholarship and Lookout Committees: Theatre Make-up Corps. VERNON SCOONES-Roll Representative: Foot- ball: Freshman and Sophomore Basketball: Lunch- rootn Force. Pl-IYLLIS SCHXVENK, Billie -Honor Society: Roll Representative: Assembly and Senior Dance Committees: A Cappella Choir: Office Force. PATRICE SCOTT-Senior Play: Revue: Trouba- alours: Players' Club: Forensic Club. LUCILE SEEBERGER, Ceil ---Senior Glee: Lunch- ronm Force. 47 , 321 I' 'E ' 1 1 S it f 'A N - 1273.1 vs: fi i l w e -wfgffn f ,ts 1. . a. I 'S-Stir: 15 , i t.. ,. . V D . Q t 9' ,Q .. , my 93: .. ., 5 F- A . , Qeitf f , Af A nl ' ,PV 151 : ' i 'f , ?? Y. 1 -,'.,f,:n:,Z',4A- t In 1:9 yi F , elziors FRANCES JANE SELLEN, Frankie -Theatre Make-up Corps: Revue: Girls' Club Committees. BETTEE SETTLE, Betts -Honor Society Exec- utive Board: Debate: Senior Play: Forensic Club President: Girls' Club Cabinet. DALE SHECKELS, Shecks 7Honor Society: Stage Force: Band: Senior Orchestra. GERALDINE H. SHEELEY. Judy -Entered from Yakima High School. Yakima, Washington. LEON SHORES, Pussy Foot -Golf Team. DERA O. SHORT, Dee -Entered from Yakima High School, Yakima, Washington: Reporter: German Club. EUGENE SHUCK-Football: Track. PATRICIA SIMPSON, Pat -Honor Society: Re- vue: Opera: Midwinter Concert: Senior Orchestra: Usher Corps. PEGGY SIMPSON. Peg -Girls' Club Cabinet: Girls' Club Social Service and Scrapbook Commit- tees: Music Club. AGNES M. SMITH, Andie -Honor Society! Nurse's Staff. BOURNE SMITH-Honor Society: President of Stamp and Chess Clubs: Opera: Revue: Midwinter Concert: German Club. BURNS SMITH-Honor Society: Minute Service Club: Science Club Council: Outside Traffic Com- mittee. GENEVIEVE SMITH, Gen fArt Club: Mum czubf Riding Club. GORDON SMITH-Revue: Roll Representative: Student Ticket Representative. WINNIFRED G. SMITH+lVIidwinter Concert: An- nual: J :for and Senior Glees: Nurse's Staff: Minute Girls: esperian Clgb. SOD LUND, Eggie +Loclzer At. nd . 5 Y . ARY SOEI-ILE. M -Senior Play: I ers' b: Troubadours: Improvement Commit- t , German Club. EUGENE STEDMAN, Beanie -He came: he saw: he grad-mea. VIRGINIA MAY STEFAN. .Iinny -Lunchroom Force: Hesperian Club. BETTY STEWART. Becky -Entered from Salem High School, Salem, Oregon. ANNABEL STINGER-Entered from North Central High School, Spokane, Washington: News Staff. 48 ezziors EMILY CECEIL STOKES-Girls' Club Cabinet: Good Cheer and Four o'Clock Tea Committees, Re- vue: Roll Representative: Senior Glee. RICHARD STOKKE, St0gie -Opera: Senior Gift. A cappuza choir: Art club: Revue. MARLYS STONER, 4'Gerlie -Opera: Midwinter Concert: Theatre Make-,up Corps: Roll Representa- tive: Honor Guards. MILDRED STRIDE, Millie -Senior Gler: Mid- Luinler Concert. RUBY MARIA STROMSTEADfHonor Soctezg: Girls' Club Cabinet: Rcuucf Library: Usher Corps: Entertainment and Alumni Committees. JOHN STUDEBAKER--Honor Society: Lunchroom Committee, GEORGE STURGESW-Entered from Hoover High School, Glendale, California: Assistant Editor of sfhwt Paper. ROY ST. VINCENT-Freshman Basketball: Tennis Team: Chairman of Football Dance Committee: Senior Danze Committee. SIRI SUNDBERG, Sunshine 7Honor Society: Rho Club: Vice-President of German Club, PEARL SUNDE+Offire Force: Hespcrian Club: Senior Glen: Mttlwinler Concert. NORMAN SWANSON, Norm -Entered from Lincoln High School, Seattle, Washington. GORDON SWEET7Tumbling: Revue: Yell Lnazlvr: .Student Ticket Clerk. JANE SYLLIAASENYHonor Society: Roll Repre- sentative: Music Club: A Cappella Choir: Senior Glen: Opera: Revue: Mitlwintcr Concert. RUTH SYI.VESTER+Opcrt1: Vorazional and Good Chu-r Committees: Senior Glec: A Cappella Choir. NOBUO TANAGI7Baskz-lball Manager: Revue: Science Club. SAYO TANAGI, Snmmie -Revue: Office Force: Athletics: Revue Costume Force. GEORGE TAYLOR, Tillie 1He is always seen on a golf coursc, LOVA ELSIE TENNEYfHonor Society: President of Rho Club: Girls' Club Cabinet: Rosemaidenp Music Club: Lunrhroom Committee. BILL J. TETTELBAUM+Public Safety Commit- tee. He also likes the aerobats, FRANCES THOMAS--Honor Society: German Club: Roll Rwresentatiue. FRED THOMAS+Radio Club. Hels also a photog- raphy fan. 49 'E' 5 ' 5 9 3 ' ff 'f 'zifiqz' S- J- .-.. - 'N H 1. ig A K fi-Es.. . of-' .. g,,,tfye'f21 . ft . aff fl I 3, w fi-Q. 1. , 1 Q! Elf. X Q . ,, .ik , '13 gg tfitfk 'fb fx 5-,,.' 5 : Y 23123, . ' 1 4 ' -t f .. iii- '. 1 - ..s3.-e- .sg ... 'b 'I ' ' . L - ' 'if 1' t .ark S- 1. 1 U , N . .f S . gt A? . 'QW' , W. Ji? , is 5-111 . U . F W ' 1- 2. ii. s:,,.,f:a,. ' 233513 Tl o fa . Q . . -, V .M etziors ELMER THOMPSON, Tex -Boys' Club Pres- ident: Rough Riders: Hi-Y: Opera: Revue. LAURETTE THORNBERG, 4'Lnurie -Honor Society: Science Club: Usher Corps. DAN THUMLERT+Entercd from Burlington High School, Burlington, IVashington: Vodurlf Yell Duke: News Staff: Senior Play. DONNA TIERNEY+Opera: Revue: Senior Orches- tra: Senior Glee. JUNE TOLL+Roll Representative: Annual Art Staff: Midwtnter Concert: Theatre Make-up Corps: Opera: Art Club. GEORGE TOUSLEY, Tous --Intramural Basket- ball: Student Ticker Representative: Roll Represen- tatiue. KENNETH TULLY'-IVe'Ue missed you, Ken. JIM TURNER-Chess Club: Lunchroom Cashier. DON UNGER-Rough Riders: Hi-Y: Lunchroom Committee: Senior Picnic Committee: Band. MARY FRANCES VAN CAMPEN, HM. F. - Reuue: Midwinter Concert: Junior and Senior Glees. ALICE VAN LOBBEREGT. Al -Tumbling: Cos- tume Force. JOSEPHINE VELAT, Jo +Honor Society: Mid- winrer Concert: Library: Father and Daughter Ban- quet Committee. MARJORIE R. WADE, Marge -Theatre Make- up Corps: Teachefs Secretary: Social Service Auxil- iary: Filing Committee. JOYCE WALDRIP, Ernie 7Honor Society: Typ- ing Committee: Minute Girls: Theatre Make-up Corps: Honor Guards. CHARLOTTE E, WALKER, Sonic -Honor Guards: Filing and Decoration Committees: Aurora Guards: Office Force. VIRGINIA WALLACE, Ginny -Honor Society: Roll Representative: Art Club. EUGENE WALSH, Gene -Public Safety Com- mittee. MARIAN YVALSH7Four o'Clock Tea Committeei Hesperian Club. DELTON NVALTER--Honor Society: Golf Team: Science Club Council. ERMAL WALTERS, Squirmie 7Lost and Found Committee: Tutor: Social Service Auxiliary. PAUL WATERMAN. Runk --Roll Representative. 50 etziors NORMA XVATSON-Senior Glee: A Cappella Choir: Midwinter Concert. EARL WEBER. Bob AHis time was spent in sports and chess. BILL WEST7Honor Society: Baseball: Basketball. JANET WES'I'ON4Ticket Force: Theatre Make-up Corps: Roll Representative: Junior Glee: Rest Room Committee. FLOMARIE YVHEELER7Honor Society: Vice-Pres- ident of Junior Class: Rosemaiden: Theatre Make-up Corps: Chairman of Standards Committee. DON WHETSTONE-Golf Team: Forensic Club! Stamp Club: Golf Manager: Troubadoursi German Club. ELEANOR WHIPPLE-Honor Society: Rho Clubi Usher Corps: Forensic Club: Science Club Council: Lookout Committee. LOU C. VJHIPPLE-Entered from Sumner High School, Sumner, Washington: Freshman Football: Rough Riders: Revue: Lunchroom Force. LAUGHTON WHITE-News Editor: Publicity Committee: Library. JANE L. WHITHAM-Honor Society: Scholarship. Filing, and Decoration Committees: Honor Guards: Revue: Music Club. JAMES WHITMAN-Honor Society: Radio Club: Amateur Radio Operator. KEITH WICKSTROM-His hobby is boats and boating. ELEANOR WIELAND4ReUue: blidwinter Con- cert: A Cappella Choir: Athletics: Gym Office Force! Junior Orchestra and Glee Club. YVILLA R. WILCOX-Honor Society: Point and Advertising llflanager of Rho Club: Girls' Club Cab- inet: Forensic Club: Roll Representative. CLARK WILLIAMS-Entered from Ives! Seattle High School. Seattle, Washington: President of Fresh- man Class: Annual Staff. GWYNNE ELLEN XVILLIAMS, Kinky -fScholar- ship Committee: Scrap Book Committee. HARRIET WILLIAMS, Harrie -Revue: Rho Club: Point Commission: Athletics. NAOMI WILLIAMS+She was usually seen at a tennis court. DONALD S. WILLIS-Entered from IVarrenton High School. Warrenton. Oregon: Freshman and Sophomore Basketball: Track: Opera. LORIN WILSON+Honor Society: Track: Publicity. Junior Dance, and Activity Recording Committees: Science Club Council. MARION ALICE WILSON, Meme -Revue: Mid- winter Concert: Theatre Make-up Corps: Fouro'Cloch Tea: Lost and Found Committee, 51 enlors MARGARET XVINGER-Honor Society: Revue and Social Sarvira Committees: German Cfub, Senior Orchestra: Roll Representative, BUD NVISE+Honur Society: Football: Basketball: Baseball: Hi-Y: Rough Riders, JACK VJOLE-Honor Society: Track Manager: Pub- licity Committee: Activity Recording Board. CATHERINE MARIE XVOOD-Social Service Aux- iliary: I-'our O'Clofk Tea Committee: Minute Girls: Filing Committee: Athletics. THELMA XVOODIS, Toddy 7Honor Society: Re- vue: Midusinrer Concert: A Cappella Choir. HAROLD WORKMAN, Bud 4Entered from Glcnn's Ferry High sehooz, Glenrfs Ferry, Idaho, Band. BRADLY WRIGHT, Bud fRough Riders: Foot- ball: Roll Representative: Tumbling. Hi Y: Track: Revue. CHARLOTTE WRIGHT, Chuck -Chairman of Bullctin Boards and Handy Andys: Art Club: The- atre Make-up Corps: Publicity Committee. RICHARD WRIGHT-Honor Society: Science Club: Improvement Committee: Revue. MARGARET L. YOUNG-Opera: Senior Glcc: Midwinrer Conrart: Theatre Make-up Corps: Girls' Club Filing Committee: Social Service Auxiliary. ROBERT YOUNGER, Bob fI-'ootball takes up all of his spare time. VICTOR CAMOZZI, Vic -Entered from Broad- way High School, Seattle, Washington. KATHLEEN MAE COLLIER, Kay fHonor Guards: Girls' Club Assembly Committee: Advisor's Office Staff: Social Service Auxiliary. GWEN COOK, Cookie -Entered from Grant High School. Portland, Oregon. RALPH S. CURRIER7Enzered from Alameda High School, Alameda, California: Administrative Board: Class President, ROBERT FOWLER7Entt-red from Lincoln High School, Seattle, Washington: Track: Chanters: Schol- arship Committee, KEITH FROST7Trarlz is his only vice. XVALDEMAR GUSTAESON, VJa1t -Rough Rifl- crs: .X'eu's Editor: Leather Medal Club. CLARE H. HANAWALT-'Secretary of Radio Club. ROBERT HARTMAN-Entered from Stadium High School, Tatoma, Uiashinglort: Glider Club: W'rc'st- ling: Football. DAN HARTNETT7Tt-nnis: News Staff: German Club. 52 etziors FRED HARTZELI., Fri:z fEntereil from Lincoln High School, Seattle, YVashingtOn: Basketball: Track: Sophomore Football. JEANNE MARIE KIRKPATRICK-Entered from Tigard High School, Tigard, Oregon: Fellowship Committee: Girls' Club Cabinet. ROBERT LOWRY, Bob -Locker Room Staff: Teaeher's Secretary, CARLTON A. McMICKLE, Mnck 7A demon auto mechanic. OMER OLSEN--Basketball: Hi-Y: Intramural Bas- ketball. MERDYTH PONKO, Meri -Minute Girls: Ger- man Club: Science Club: Lunchroom Force. GORDON ROBINSON, Gordy vSenior Glee: Op- era: Midwinter Concert: Teacher's Secretary, RETTA SCOTT, Scottie -Honor Society: Stage Force: Annual Art Staff: Roll Representative: Art Club: Revue, RAY SHEEHAN-Roll Representative: Science Club. JACK SHIELDS, Ciggy -Intramural Golf: Roll Representative. ARTHUR SIPPRELL+ReUue.' Publicity Committee: Roll Representative: Lunchroom Force. DOROTHY MAY SMITH, Dot 7Girls' Club Talent Committee. RETHA C. SNYDER-Entered from Wenatchee High School, Wenatchee. Washington: Lunchroom Force: Student Ticket Representative, DOROTHY M. STOLL, Dot -Ad Staff: Hesper- ian Club: Midwtnter Concert: Tumbling. KEN SWANSON-Roll Representative: Intramural Sports. VERN TRACY,--Freshman and Sophomore Footf ball. JEAN E. UMMEL, Jznnie 7Library: Stage Force, MONTE VANBUSKIRK7Entered from Seattle Jun- ior Academy, Seattle, Washington, Roll Representa- tive: Winner of Scholastic Poetry Award. MILDRED WARNER, '-Mi11ie iHespefnm crab, Tennis and swimming. NVILLIAM VJHITAKER, Bill 7You'll always fini! him at the ball park, CATHERINE EMMA WILSON, C.1ssie 7Entered from Fernie High School, Fernie, British Columbia. 53 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BobPhPd ToYgVPd Hel AI .1 s , Clay R T Miss Milda Glad sch, Advns Miss Adeline Rowe, Advxsor TIME MARCI-IES ON! The close of Ihe schooI yeor con be viewed wi+h so+is'Ioc+ion by Ihe Junior CIoss of 35. Their poriicipofion in school oc- 'rivifies hos been ccfive ond 'rheir ochievemenfs ore nofeworfhy. . . . Rerniniscenf of Thanksgiving was Iheir donce, 'rhe Turkey TroI', wiih Iur- keys roosfing oround Ihe woIIs of 'rhe gym ond cornsI'oIks lending on oir of oppropriofeness os Byron LiebeI's orchesrro gove melody Io Ihe group. Bob Parker cmd I-Ielen Alexander were in charge of Ihe donce. S'rclnIey I-Io l'l' is, choirmon of pubIici+y: Jeon I-lowie, decoroiionsg Sue AIIen, refresh- rnenI'sq Koiherine I-Iouge, inierrnissiong PeneIope Goodspeed, cleon-up. Old Ioshioned oppie cider-served from bo l'l' els-added Io The olrrnos- phere of Jrhe occosion. 54 WITH THE JUNTORS IN THE MATTER OF SCHOLARSHIP, The Junior Class has been well represenTed on Torch and Honor Rolls. As The oTher classes, They have Taken aclvanTage oT The sTudenT-TuTor sysTern and The laTesT reporTs, wiTh The year's race Three-TourThs run, show The Juniors nexT To The Top. . Happily, The Juniors realize The necessiTy oT concenTraTeol eTTorT in scholar- ship anol acTiviTies, Tor nexT year They will leaol as Seniors OT Roosevell' High School. . . . . . . . . . OTher pages oT STrenuous l.iTe will Tell The resT. There Juniors will be Tound in everyThing Trom TooTball To The CounTess MariTza q Trom clirecTing TraTTic To balancing The buclgeT. Now To geT The Seniors oT The year gradu- aTecl, and we'll call iT a clay. First Row: Atkinson, Barron, Barhtell, F, Anderson Archer, Bender, Allard, Second Row: W. Anderson, Bag- shaw, M. Bailey, H. Alexander, Ballard, Bcnbow, Allen, Behrens, J. Anderson, Third Row: L. Alexander, Arnold Balhema, R. Bailey, Baldwin, D. Anderson, Beaver, Abe. First Row: Bell, Charles, Carlson, Casler, Carter, Carl- berg, H, Carbary. Second Row: P. Clark, Clifford, Col- larl, M. Cole, Cleveland, Callow, Chandler, P. Clarke, M. Clarke. Third Row: K. Cole, Chapin, Carpenter, R. Chapman, D. Chapman, Colbert, G. Carlberg, V. Clark First Row: Bird, Buchmaszer, Brazcll, Bostanian, Bizr- man, Black, Bullis. Second Row: Bissell, Brink, Brad- ley, Bennett, J. Brown, Bray, Third Row: Blackrtock, Burd, Bower, R. Brown, Brrkenkolter, Broadbent, Butler. Firsr Row: Coulson. Duurs, Conrad, Cooke, Cowan, Coll' man, Second Row: Davison, K. Daniels, Croasdill, Croll- ard, Darwin, Danley, Damman. Third Row: Costello, F. Daniels, Dahlberg, Crooks, Craig, Croson, Cox. 55 -I P nhl , X 9 i 'rw IL.,-I .Lrg iw. 1 WITH THE JUNIORS ' r-1' 2 55 N' I X First Row: Doll, Doly, Dickie, Dehn, Dies. Second Row: Delfel, DesCamp, Day, Dirkerson, Dorm, Drury. Third Row: Dent, De 1Vurrus, Conner, Doods, Delis, Daylon. Fiiii Row: Hansen, Handy, Greely, 1.. Hall, Greisinger, rifiiwdid. Second Row: oiimhdni, M, 1-1.i11, Graves, Goss, Gdddspeia, Gordon, Gusrafson. Third Row: Hdgif, Gish, ciwimi, Gizbm, Gavin. Goplen. Eifhff. First Row: Irvine, Nl. Jensen, L. Jellum, Maxine Jensen, Hyland. R. Johnson, E, Johnson. Second Row: Jachlin, Huey, F. Johnson, Hummer, A. Jones, N. Jacobson, Hut- son, Third Row: E, Jellum, Humphreys, Hull, Jeffers, Jarvis, R, Jarobson, YV. Johnson, lde. Fiisf Row: Lienarrl, Larson, Ld chiimbff, Lance, Second Row. Langenhan, La Famine, Ugg, Ldiighzih, Louder- zmh, Leiiifin, Third Row. Leaf, Ladfdrd, Limghei, Kay' zimdiiil, Leibel, Logan. X First Row: Ford, Fitzgerald. Forma, Fraser, Filinoff Second Row: Gardner, Garris, Foster, Dwyer, Eggers- gluess, Farwell, Conover, Eckert. Third Row: Dunham Edwards, Gebaroff, Garrelson, Fasl, Geilatly, Ela, Erich- son. Firsr Row: Haglund, Harmeling, Howie, L, Hart, D. Har! Hogan. Second Row: K, Hoover, Henry, Harp, J. Harlzell Hooper, Hardesly. Third Row: Hilton, T. Harlzell, Harris Hemphill, Hedcen, H. Hoover, Hayes. First Row: P. Jones, Kennedy, J, King, Kahllze, Kid- wiler, Jackson. Second Row: D. Johnson, Jacobs, L King. Kmmdagh, Kinncl, E. Jdhii, Jordan. Third Row, 11. King, Keith, Karlberg, Kinsinger, Kiifhzi, Kurlzcr, G. King, B, King. First Row: Marshall, Mac l.eod, Milliman, Maxwell, B. Marlin. Lundquisr, J. Marlin. Second Row: McVicar, G, McKinney, Lilyyren, McRae, McEwan, McCormac, Mills, Leland, Mayer, Third Row: Ncwbern, Manion, B. McKinney, McConnell, W, Marlin, Lyman, Macdonald, Harvey, Macduff. 56 First Row: ,Morgan ,ttafphn ,st0.tn'1e, jlunroe, itofww, Messe, Morse. Second Row: Meggee, McKenna, Mead, Nluller, Nfarshall, McGill, Nelson. Third Row: Munro, Sludge, Montgom'ery, Mountain, Melandcr, Mtnshull, Neff, liflitchell, Merritt. First Row: Richardson, Reed, Potter, Rader, Rathbun. Rapp, Peak. Second Rowe Ptaymen, Peng, Rent. Pigort, Reynolds, Pugsley, Rainey, Pinneh, Quigley. Third Row: Reckers, Retnhart, Pierce, Race, Powell, Puruis, Randles, Rice, Phillip, Petersen. Pitee Row: Sonnenberg, steenteefgen, stetmmmg, A. smith, Spenrer, Sill, Staton, Second Row: Slileg, F, Swanson, E. Swanson, Somers, Stroup, H. Swanson, Snyder, Senn. Third Row: D. Swetnam, Simmons, Summers, Seefeltlt, Spence, Stokes, B. Smith, First Row: Waldo, Wallace, Warner, Whitealzer. Second Row: Waldrip, Wise, D. Wagers, V. Wagers, Verretto, Vivian, Third Row: K. Williams, Van ldt-rstine, Watts, Weber, H. Welliuer, Van Gortel. WITH THE JUNIORS First Row: B. Newman, Patton, Olson, Onstott, Orletha, Paul. Second Row: Nichson, Norris, Nordyke, Ostrom, O'Ncil, Nilson, Peck. Third Row: Parker, Parant, Nord- by, H. Newman, Page, Pennington, A'tw1.,y. First Row: H. Scott, Rochwitz, Roberts, Schmitt, Schu- macher, Ruble, Rumin. Second Row: Shimizu, B, Scott, Searl, Robison, Seamans, Scribner, Rossoe, Third Row: Rourke, Rockefeller, Riggs, Ritzman, Rust, Shotutzlter. Shipek. First Row: Turnure, V. Thompson, P. Tiffin, Stoddard. Tew, M, Tiffin, Troughron. Second Row: Van de Walker, B, Vincent, Totten, Weaver, Thomason, Tornpson, Tus- tin, Starrett, J. Thompson, Uhland. Third Row: Swen- son, Stupp, Thomas, L, Vincent, Thrasher, D, Thomp- son, H, Swetrnan. Thorguard, Squier. First Row: R. white, whneombe, xxwehl-fe, Zulauf, see- emtt Row: iVolf, R,Young, YValher, F.XVhite, Weisel, wotffem. Third Row: H. Wlilfiams, r. wfettiuef, xvetght, weedeoet, wtteen, xveoteey, T, Yeung. 57 .3 , ,w. A Plug' JVV' Gi' I . I 27. f , ,tl Q, WWW K.- Z soPHoMoRE CLASS orncengg -2-4' 5. - K, flu ' , MM jf i .umm Marshall P d ' G ge Ark V P dem fl J kP s y YI V R Ad iz A bIJh Ad SOPHOMORES LEAD, if numbers couni, since Jrhe class of I936, wiih an enrollmem' of 653, is one of The largesl' classes 'io enler Roosevell. Whaf ralenis will shine forih from Jrhe enferprising Sophomoresl . . The crowning even? of +he year for ihe class was 'rhe annual Sophomore Glee held March second. The performance well iusiilfiecl 'rhe hard work of The parlricipanls and fine coaching of Miss Jergensen, Mary Delia Har- field, ancl Emily Soehle. The Trysring Place. a one-acl play, was The main even? of The program ancl wiih The co-operaiion of oiher sl-ails anal singing and dancing acrs Jrhe program was highly successful. . . 8 Nl A Wage- WITH THE SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Baslf.eTball Team was raTher unTorTunaTe This year because OT The small TurnouT1 however, The TooTball Tearn rnade a Tine showing, winning Two OT iTs Three games by brillianT playing and hard TighTing. One hundred and TorTy-Three indusTrious Sophornores rnade Torch This year, ouT oT six hundred and TiTTy-Three. ATTer This y-ear OT decided irnprovemenT, boTh inTellecTual and physical, The class is ready To accepT iTs more elevaTed posiTion as Juniors and Take ITS share oT The leadership and acTiviTies oT The school. First Row: F. Anderson, Ainslie, Anger, D. Anderson, B. Anderson. Second Row: Adamson, Allen, Adkins, Ash- Ieman, Adams, M. Anderson. Third Row: Anselm, Ar- buthnot, Alexander, Ashby, Altenburg, Ballard. First Row: Brock, Burkland, Butts, Burron, Bucey, Bosch, Call. Second Row: Cahen, Brennan, Boyrer, Byers, Buck, Bloss, Blanrbard, Boies, Burhheimer, Caldwell. Third Row: Burd, Bullis, Boudwin, Bowers, Bower, Bunten. Firsr Row: V. Anderson. Babcock, Baldwin, Birrman, Bequene. Second Row: Benner, Barrow, Bell, Barnm-rt. Don Baker, Balkema. Third Row: D. Baker, Barr, B.akc, Barrymore, Bainbridge. First Row: Campbell, Clough, Cormier, Costello. Carrwrighr Cordmer, Carpenrer, Court- P r , right, Cornwall, Corhran Ca urro Cook G. Clark. Third Row: Chambers. Chalfield, Clegg, Fourth Chrisiian, fnsrrong. Borighl, Browning, C. Blanchard, B. Blanchard. 59 Chapman, r if Alf PONTFQNI5 VP F'-each ixvv ll' ooo 3701, Qelffvfff Aufff- x x J , by N W. X L ,, .J , Voyp xl . N, e e rl 4' ' ,IX 19? J , J -i X WITH THE SOPHOMORES First Row: Duderich. Deus-r, Dore, Dennislon, Daly, Dis lad. Second Row: Curran, Dunn, Daois, Cross, Currier, Coogan. D. Davis, Downing. Third Rowi De Rango, L. Deele, Gnorge clerk, ceeeen, ceeeefenl. celben. De Fnel, Daniels, Firsr Row: Grant, Franco, Gebaroff, Gcbo, Fuller, Freu- man, Goodwin. Second Row: Fuji, Graves, Gillon, Grang er, Freeparlner, Gallagher, Giberson, Geiser, Fountain Third Row: Gallant, lW. Graham, Frye, Gellatly, Gilles ple, Keith, Glaser, Gehrlze, Gardiner, B. Graham. First Row: Hardt, Hollander, Hart, Hubbard, Hascrnenfr Howell, Hlnkslon. Second Row: Hogan, Heaton, Hamaker, Henry, Harvey. Hedstrom, Hoover, Horn, Coogan, Hull T. Horswill. Third Row: Hllton, Halchinson. Hoffman Hoard, Hughes, Cook, Hayes, Hodges, Hatcher, Husel brook, A, Horswlll. First Rew, M. Kleen, Klllle, Kelsey, Kwapil, Kumaqai Leleeek. Second Row: Keeble. Kfamm. Lamb, G. Larson Lane, Kent, Klne. Kelly. Third Row: Laurent, LaVergnv Lnwrenee, Kelso, E. Larson. C, Kleen, Keneelnel, Leland Ke.-neg. First Row: Ellsworth, Eilertsen, Emanuel. Field, Fleury, Ericlzson, Evans. Second Row: Fxrey, Foisle, Erwin, Fair- brooh, Eggersgluess, Eggleston, Folta, Forde, Fletcher. Third Row: Farwell, Eclzmann. Fellis, E. Erickson, Dirk- erson, Ellis, Easter, Falrbank, Flower, Fitzgerald, Fors- berg. First Row: Grave. H. Gray, N. Gray, C. Hansen, P. Harris, Grindall, Hall. Second Row: Grim, Grout, Gross, M. Gray, M. Harris, Griswold, Gregory, Harby, Greaves. Third Row: Gwinn, Guberlel, Guppy, Greenwood, P, Hansen, C, Gray, Halse, V. Harris, Greenwald. First Row: Johnston, Humling, C, Johnson, Jackson, L. Jensen, M, Jones, Second Row: Jefferson, A. Johnson. locobson, D. Jensen, Justus, 1. Jones, Hwang, Third Row: K. Jones, E, Jensen. Joy, Johnstone, Hughes, Betty Johnson, B. Johnson. First Row: Loftus, Lincoln, Malmslrom, Madsen, Lewis, E. Mattson, Macliwell, Maddox. Second Row: Martin, Llle, E. Marshall, Lyons, Kr-ilhollz, Lonrz, Lounsbury. Llennfa, lweeeey, Langhard, Llnlen. Third Rowe ,wef- shall, M. Mefelwll, Mallett. Mucgrvgor, Lilygren, Lnnel- quisl, Luschen. G. Little, Ludlow, Matthews. Fourth Row: nleellenela, Meeen. J, Menenn, Leee, Lundy, ,weel,eee, Libby, Loomis, D. Lillle. R. Marlln, 60 , f , xliili ,fl li ,br 9' ft 'I I , lub ,L LL' l, . 4 FYI., ..: by ITH THE SOPHOMORES First Row: M. Morgan. Xlyhrr, I, Nelson, R. Nelson. Murray. Nickson, Moss, Second Row: Moyer, Nobles, T. .Uyr-rs, Nicolay, D. Nelson. Mountain, Nystedt, Nilsen, Nochl, Moys. Moroz. Third Row: Mounsey, Morse, Nis- san, Scott, Nessrnan, Nmlscn. G. Mycrs, S, Morgan, Norman, D, Moors, O'Bru-n. odcs, Rorhwcll, Rcid, J. Rcdlin, Rogers, Second Row: Ryan, Ronnie, Robinson, Rutherford, Rmgocn, Ramsdell, Roberts- Row: Ross, B. Rc-dlin, Robison, Riebous, Ruexer, Rami-ls, Rabcrls, P. Rurledgc. Stone, P. Sommeruille, Slurgcs, Spurling, Tar- Snbinger. Second Rowz M. smaebahfr, Bm- Sommeruillc, A. Taylor, Slephens. Stedman, Taylor, slow, spoof. Third Row: smbm, G. Spring, Gordon Spring, Smilh, Slrarhy, Srrong, Sluberg, J, Smilh. First Row: Wyman, Woodford. Wert:-rlind, u'ilmot, XV1cklund, Wheelock, W'c'srIund. Second Rowi W'esllnnd, Zcnlnr-r. Wosnuk, Warren, Wilkinson, Whersrone, Wil- liams, Wirzlze, Wcsl, Zorn. Third Row: While, Wesner, Youanr-s, Warner, Wyzon, Wransledr, Wi-sr'ing. Young, Wilson. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS OF '37 lack T pl P d Alanson P Il V P d Aileen V h S Tom Sch II b h T Miss Florcnce Russell, Advisor LAST SEPTEMBER four hundred and 'rhirly-six cimbilious Freshmen slarled lheir careers ol higher educalion. Now allen' 'len monlhs, wilh The leadership of lhe class officers, 'lhey have successfully compleled 'rhe firsl days of lheir journey lhrough high school. . . . The Freshman-Sophomore foolloall leam, under The excellenl coac hing of Mr. Scheer, came 'rhrough wilh flying colors. The boys lied for second place among 'rhe schools of 'rhe cily. They won lwo of lhe lhree games played ...... . . . . . . . The Freshman baskelball Team also made a splendid record, lying for 62 FRESHMAN CLASS OF '37 second place. The Team won Tive oT The eighT games played and losT The chance To Tie Tor TirsT place in The lasT game, which iT losT by one poinT. The Frosh Frolic, The annual Treshman parTy, wenT over Tine This year. A well arranged program included Two selecTions loy The Junior orchesTro and' a group oT poems by The speaking choir. Two shorT. one-acT plays, a sl4iT, a cello solo, a vocal solo, a Toe dance, and a Tap dance Tormecl a varied and excellenT enTerTainmenT, produced by our immorTal class- maTes. The success oT The Two plays was largely due To The coaching oT Two Seniors, DoroThy Meyer and Evelyn Soules. First row: Akiyama, N. Anderson, Amrine, Ainsworth, Balmer, B. Bardue. Second row: Ahlson. Allard, Abbot, Adams, Alleman, E. Anderson, Third row: Baldwin, Ar nold, T. Bardue, Richard Anderson, Robert Anderson, Chester Allen. Clarke Allen. First row: l, H, Brown, Buckner, Broulette, N. Brown. Second row: Bunren, Bremer. Bus, Campbell, Carmichael. Third row: Butler, Carr, B. Brown, Brugman, Bressler. First row: Bertch, Balrud, Bolsrad, Bovee, Boswell. Sec- ond row: Beebe, V. Bowen, Bissell, Barrelr, Benner. Third row: Black, Bell, Boles, Berg, J. Bowen. First row: Cochran, Chilfonc, Clarkson, Cooper, Bush. Second row: Carlson, Coiiel, Compzon, Chanrler, Claudon. H. Clark, Coplen, Clinton, Third row: E. Clark, Conway, Cole, Chapman, Casey. Carrer, Cooke. 63 WITH THE FRESHMEN OF '37 First row: Dowcn, Crawl, Cryor, Cumbo. Dunham, Sec- ond row: Day, Darrow, Drake, Deming, Cornell, Degner, Third row: Dawson, Dells, Damman, Downey, Drum- mond, Davies. First row: Glrofamo, Goodwin. J, Graham, Grlnnell, Gib- son. Second row: Gerhard, Gere, Goldberg, G. Graham. Granl. Third row: Green, Gray, Gilbert, Gillis, Edgar Grunboch, Edwyn Grunbock. Firsr row: Hoskyn, R. Johnson, V, Jackson, L. Johnson. Second row: lla, Ingalls, Herrmann, Horton, Hlrata. Third row: Husband, L. Kennedy, Hilzner, D. Jackson, Hilllic. First row: Klein, King, Kinney, lrinrnid. Lind, srrdrid rdwi Lrwir, lcirlilnnd, Lnny, Lilirll, Kruegfr, Legg, Lin- hoff. Third row: Krippner, Lnwrrnrr, Lrnf, Lrinrlnns, Lrdy, Lind, Lnviynr, Linh. lrirrr rdwi Ellcgood, zslrry, Fldrrn, Elworlhg. Second row: Ellidl, Eddy, Fnjiniri, Ford, Fisher, Field. Third rdwr Elrrdiny, Grin, Fritz, fnllrrnbrry, firzgrrnld. Fry. First row: M. Haskell, Hnrdy, C. 1-lnrrlsdn, Harding. sri- ond row: Hays, B. Haskell, Henderson, B. Harris, Har- grauc, Haack. Third row: Hari, Hanna, J. Harrison, Halsv. XV. Harris, Holland. First row: E. Johnson, B. Kennedy, l. Johnson, Kane. Second row: W. Johnson, Jenkins, Kaila, Kamikawa, Jacobs. Keene. Third row: Kemplon, Jacobsen, Jewen, .l, Kennedy, Jdnrr, Jolly. First row: Lauqhridgc, Manson, McLeod, Malolr. Second row: MeGee, Alnssarl, Lyle, 3-lfCarry, Mock. Malheson. Third row: .VrRlle, Murphy, .UcDermut, Meagher, Laub- cnhelm, McCurdy. 64 First row: Miyagawa, Murphy, Morse, Morris. Second row: Monrad, Pack, Nilson, McGrath, Olson, Muller. Third row: Mercer, Meliinnell, McCoy, McQuurrIe, Mc- Clintock, Mech. First row: Johnson, Pooser, Powell, E. Peterson, Presson, Rourke. Second row: M, Robinson, Prouty. Prince, Quandt, Randolf, R. Peterson. Third row: Pickens, A.Rogers, Pickett, Rader, Reiley, T. Reed. First row: Stinger, H. Smith, Schroeder, Snider, Schoell- horn, Solheim. Second row: Swanson, Sorrels, Tewell, Stuart, J. Taylor, Snyder. Third row: Thorp, Summers, Scholtens, Ryning, Schwellenbach, Soules, Templeton. First row: Walske, J. Wieland, Zuerrher, Yarborough, Zachau, Yates. Second row: Weston, White, Westin, Wer- ner, Wilcox, Wolfe, Williams. Third row: D. Wolf, Doug- las Whipple, Yancey, whitney, Wilde, warmer, K, wie- land, R. Wolf. WITH THE FRESHMEN OF '37 First row: Peters, Perkins, Ohail, Oldfield, Second row: Osborne, Pointer, Quigley, Neeler, Peck, Third row: Nel- son, Odsen, Randles, Powell. Olson, Nason. First row: Skeel, Reynolds, Ratti, Ristc, D. Reed. Second row: S, Smith, Spencer, Rhoads, J. Ryan, B. Rogers, Rice. Third row: D. Robinson, F. Ryan, Larson. D. Smith, Robison. Ringrose, First row: Stewart, D. Taylor, Tilton, Tanagi. Townsend, Thorn, Second row: Wiltsie, Woleuer, Sweet, Wagner, Van Vlerk. A. Whetstone, Waterman, Walsh, Thomas. Third row: H. Woleuer, Don Whipple, Whitman, Var:- lzamp, Ryning, Warner, Trosmd, Van Ornum. Voice Speaking Choir First row: Sheel, Brown, B. Woleuer, Reiley, Jackson. Second row: Hoskyn, Johnson, Rourke, Presson, Hardy. Sweet. Third row: Glass, Wlolf, Schwellcnbach, Soulcs, Coplen, Bunrcn. 65 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS OF '38 T MiisAli1'i,if?,fdi'H in Julgfggnflllggfrs gif? 351231125 F 2'l1iigfi'm Rffifsiiffe HONOR WAITS AT LABOR'S GATE -fhis wifh an affifude of service and friendly feeling foward all Roosevelf Neighbors is fhe goal foward which fhe class of I938 is sfriving. As a resull' of fhis moffo, we frusf fhaf June, l938, will find fhe mosl' democrafic class in hisfory being graduofed wifh fhe lorgesf per cenf of permonenf honor roll memberships. . . . . . The nucleus of fhis class came mainly from fhe eighfh grade classes of Bryanf, Ravenna, Lalee Foresf Parls, all enfering as beginning freshmen wifh no credifs. . . . The one hundred members of 'lhis class will have fhe privilege of having all four years of fheir high school of Roosevelf, due 'ro fhe facf 'rhaf John Marshall Junior High School does nof enfer pupils from fhe grade schools from which fhese pupils come. This four years of Roosevelf should make loyal and frue Roosevelfions. . . . . i ln fhe laffer parf of April, fhe class elecfed 'lhe following officers: Junior Myers, Presi- denfg Dorofhy Sweet Vice President Francel l-larper, Secreforyq Reidar Gislse, Treas- urer. Miss VanOrsdall has been selecfed as class advisor. 66 WITH THE FRESHMEN OF '38 SOMETHING NEW! SomeThing ouT of The ordinary Trend of life. ThaT's The Freshman Class OT '38, Never beTore in The hisTory oT RoosevelT have The Treshmen who enTer in The middle OT The year received recogniTion in The annual. SomeThing new should appeal To everyone and The class oT '38 should Teel highly honored in being The TirsT OT iTs kind To be represenTed in The annual ......... The subiecir aT The Tirsi' meeTing was The elecTion oT class oTTicers ..... . . AlThough The class missed ouT in some of The earlier ocTiviTies, They goT Their Tingers in The pie in The Torm of The Frosh Frolic. Some local TalenT was displayed much To The enjoymenT oT all .................. WiTh a capable execuTive head The class will be able To plan some real acTiviTies Tor nexT SepTember .............. . . . The prospecTs Tor The TuTure RoosevelT leaders wiTh True RoosevelT spiriT are promising. in 1938, RoosevelT should expecT To see an ouTsTanding Senior Class. Wirh The encour- aging sTarT The class has received iT will sTarT nexT SepTember To make a bigger and ,,,,lM' beTTer Roosevelt Fiisr row: Fnirbrooh, Beaupre, Chrislensen, Barhrell, Bill roth. Second row: Dahlstrom, Coffgn, Davies. Coy, Greg ery, B, Harbq. Third row: Kelley, Harcourt, King, Hil a'ahl, Grshe, Chapman, Dines. First row: Griffith, Harper, Garde, Burton, Hodges. Sec ond row: Denzlcr, Hirata, G. Harby, Gustafson, Blom bcrg, Gwinn, Andersen. Third row: Burkhead, Schuylcn, Tuttle, Klein, Howard, Chilfone, First row: Hood, Elvidge, Sweet, Paine, Matheson, Second row: TValher, Blanchard, Uyeji, Baller, S. Smith, Nai- smirh, Wx'nslow, Third row: Mathews, Blyers, Ledbertcr, Nilsen, Walsh, Wail. First row: G. Smith, Spurgeon, Spangler, Wallace, Wil- son. Second row: MacDonald, Yancey, llflourrck, Lowe, Reed, Laizy, Rockefeller. Third row: Peterson, Loesellv Magnuson, Sedonia, Scanlon, Whetsfone, Schmoe. 67 Clie Assocloted StudentS REFINEMENT and culture, necessary elements in the development of civilization, Were instilled into the hearts of the pilgrims by a small band of French settlers. Though their colonies failed, the French left here a definite something which cannot be de- stroyed by Wars, carried away by floods, or starved out by famines-an appreciation of the finer things. This has become a part of the soul of every American. Perhaps French colonists did not long exist under the patri- archal rule of their home country, and the English did win the war which granted to them the supreme power of government in America, yet these Frenchmen survived long enoughito establish definitely here an appre- ciation of the arts ....... 68 -, :fx -1 S -..-iisvyg ?'?l!ikY'0 1 'I A EQ, ilifbf i b il gldqgainiltgl, 1 QQ B, gg M ,, ng! - ai wa- KF '1rll1f5f.,' ' ' D' 5'l 1f! 4 M , Z W E-lm fiii' 3 7,931 7' T Y '-A 'ff' fi -f' mmf i QQ, - urn 1 'ff' uv, 41-nw xxnl-K X CABINET AND ADVISORS Frm Row: Lloyd Turner, Advisor. Raymond Royal, Pmaaenr. Miss Helm Andrews. Advisor, Second Row: Elmer Thomson. Vice President: Carol Scholl, Vice Pres- idmrz Arthur Qurgzrq, sammy. Third Row: Howaru Edelson. Treasurer: Kirk Ransdell, Senior Class President: Elrzabelh Robrnson, Senior Class Representative. Fourth Row: Bob Parker, Junior Class President: Jean Morgan. Junior Class Representntive, Mona Marshall, Sophomore Class President. Fifth Row: Howard Su-wr-rr, Sophomore Class Representative: Jack Templclon. Freshnlan Class President: loin Brown, Freshman Class Rcp- resenr.rr.i-Q, ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF ROOSEVELT Tl-lE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OT RoosevelT uniTes all OT The acTiviTies in working Tor a common purpose-To promoTe The welTare OT each sTu- denT Tor The common good OT The school. Every pupil is a member. Because business could noT be TransacTed eTTecTively wiTh such a large body, The sTudenT cabineT and council were Tormed. The Tive OTTicers OT The A.S.R. al'e oTTicial members OT boTh OT These groups. The cabineT is composed OT The presidenT, Two vice pl'esidenTs, secreTary, and Treasurer OT The A.S.R., plus one represenTaTive OT each class, and The Tour class presidenTs. . . . The sTudenT council is composed OT Two represenTaTives Tram each roll, The A.S.R. commiTTee chairmen, and The cabineT members. The sTudenT TicleeT Occupied The spoTlighT OT mosT council acTiviTy. This year The enTire organizaTion was ably managed by Raymond Royal, presidenTg Carol Scholl and Elmer Thompson, vice presidenTsg l-loward Edelson, Treasurer: ArThur Quigley, secreTaryg Miss l-lelen Andrews and Lloyd Turner, ad- visors. Under Their direcTion more sTudenTs were given a chance To par- TicipaTe in acTiviTies, more deTails were careTully looked aTTer, Tiner school spiriT was promoTed, all which made Tor a bigger and beTTer A.S.R. and RoosevelT l-ligh School. . . 71 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST SEMESTER ROLL REPRESENTATIVES First row: Marsden, Lincoln, Leonard, Garcia-Prada, Johnson, Graves, Hatfield, Henderson, Hwang, Second row: Phillips, Morgan, Morrow, Murray, Mann, Hoffman, Kingman, King, Graham. Third row: Puryear, Parker. Nelson, O'Brien, Leaf, Jensen, Maxwell, Marshall, Fourth row: Rogan, Newman, Pack, Montgomery, Milroy, Lang- schmidr, Garrerson, Keeney. SECOND SEMESTER First row: Cornell, Brel-ner, Fairbanh, DesCamp, Fair- brook, Dunn, Callow, Ahrens. Second row: Caldwell, Foi- sie, Bloomquist, Babcock, Carpenter, Crandell, Graham, Coulson. Third row: Evans, Fisher, Carter, Spurling, Flynn, Anderson, Boudwin, Garretson. Fourth row: Cook, Colquhoun, Coy, Bird, Elleftrm, Brfghm,,, Dootson, First row: L, Whiram, Potter, Scott, M. Morgan, Rygg, Miller. Waldo, Ringoen. Second row: Walter, Whiteaher, A, Smith, Wheeler, Murphy, Peabody, Tarnure, YVesIon, Third row: Young, Sears, Sawger, Pigort, Stokes, -Sund- berg, Wolf, West. Fourth row: Thomas, Newman, Sayles, Shipek, Powell, Root, Norman, Safslrom, ROLL Pam ww: Blaney, Blake, Beyer, Coplen, comm, Eilerl- sen, Baldwin, Baker. Second row: Gebo, Atkinson, Ben- edict, Clark, Cartwright, Casler, Bugher, Bloxorn. Third row: Greenwald, Defriel, Distad, Cross, Belrher, Fitz- gerald, Chapman, Cook. Fourth row: Chavey, Garvin, Fisher, Aldrich, Doll, Downey, Balmer. First row: Stokes, Stoll, Wheeler, Robinson, Smith, Skeel. Second row: Schwenk, W. Wilcox, Scott, White, Robin- son, Weston. Third row: Randall, Weisel, R. Wilcox, Sni- der, Snow, Seefeldt. REPRESENTATIVES First row: B. Jackson. F. Johnson, A, Johnson, L. John- son, Herbert, Harrison, Gebo, McDermul. Second row: Melton, Grinnell, Kelly, Levy, Lilggren, Howell, H. Jarh- son, Garcia-Prada, Third row: Loucks, McDonald, Mann, Martin, Leaf, Hoover, Langschmidr. Fourth row: Milroy, Mattson, Kingman, Kane, Hemphill, Collyer, Giske. First row: Norris, Smith, Olson, Wheelock, Second row: Gerhard, O'Brien, Tousley, Strarhy, Page, Morris. Third row: Quinn, Swenson, G. Smith, Shack, W'eber, 72 ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF ROOSEVELT THIS YEAR The AssociaTed STudenTs of RoosevelT High School made greaT sTrides in advancing sTudenT governmenT and sTudenT cooperaTion. STepping ouT in a more prominenT posiTion Than ever beTore, The STudenTs' AssociaTion compleTed proiecT aTTer proiecT. A STudenT TickeT Board aT DirecTors was appoinTed To link The sTudenT TickeT wiTh The A.S.R. The Public SaTeTy CommiTTee was enlarged To promoTe beTTer cooperaTion among sTudenTs while passing beTween classes. STudenT parTicipaTion in assemblies was promoTed by The new Assembly CommiTTee. The A.S.R. Dance CommiTTee oTTered iTs assisTance To The P.-T.A. To help wiTh The successful dances They sponsored. The consTiTuTion was revised To promoTe a closer relaTionship among sTudenT acTiviTies, The PubliciTy CommiTTee worked wiTh The publiciTy groups OT o+her organizaTions in publicizing all acTiviTies, AT The beginning oT The baseball season a grand march was sTaged To The audiTorium. Raymond Royal, presidenT of A.S.R., received The appoinTmenT as STaTe Governor oT The NaTional AssociaTion of STu- denT Government A Judicial Board was organized To handle minor cases oT violaTion ol: The schoolcode. A new and closer relaTion was esTablished beTween The A.S.R. ancl The special inTeresT groups. All oT These highlighTs were hand in hand wiTh more minor acTiviTies, which, combined, wenT Towards making This RoosevelT High School's banner year. . 73 STUDENT TICKET BOARD OF DIRECTORS First Row: Reid, Griesinger, Ford. Second Row: Mr. Chairman, Howurd Edelson Berlhiaume. Miss Glass, Miss Andrews, Mr. Turner. THE SCHOOL YEAR OT nineTeen hundred and ThirTy-Three and Tour saw many changes in The acTiviTies oT RoosevelT High School. For The TirsT Time in The hisTory OT The school The enTi re sTudenT body supporTed The varied acTiviTy liTe OT The school. Never beTore were There such crowds in aTTenclance aT aThleTic evenTs. While previously TwenTy-Tive To TiTTy sTudenTs waTched a Traclq rneeT, This year several hundred were There To cheer Tor Their Team. NOT only in aThleTics buT even in The culTural side OT school liTe There was creaTed by The sTudenT TiclseT an increased inTeresT. EighT hundred and ThirTy-Two sTudenTs aTTended ThaT ouTsTanding musical evenl'-The ConcerT. Surely The sTudenT Ticl4eT has helped sTudenTs cul- TivaTe an appreciaTion Tor Tiner Things. The school was never more demo- craTic Tor now acTiviTies are noT Tor The Tew buT Tor all. The school News wiTh iTs in'iporTanT announcernenTs and inTeresTing reporTs was read by The maioriTy oT The sTudenTs. The RoosevelT spiriT oT uniTy and coopera- Tion was aT lasT undoubTedly evidenT. This was RoosevelT High School's New Deal, appreciaTed by boTh sTudenTs and TaculTy. . . . . 74 STUDENT TICKET ADMINISTRATION Bearrite Butts Art Quigley James Chamberlin Earl Kirschncr Frank Clark Comptroller Stamp Clerk Advisor Advisor Advisor TI-IE STUDENT TICKET Board oT DirecTors, composed oT Tour sTudenTs and Three Teachers. deTermined The price oT The TicI4eT To be Three dollars and sixTy cenTs, which an'lounT was paid in ThirTy-six ins+aIImen+s OT Ten cenTs a week. WiTh an up-To-daTe TicIeeT each sTudenT was abIe To Take parT In all oT The ''previousIy-paid-Tor-as-They-came'' acTiviTies. Thus, Tor Three doIIars and sixTy cenTs, a value Three Times ThaT greaT was given. A budgeT was careTuIIy prepared, dividing The proceeds of The sale OT sTamps each Monday among The acTiviTies which were included in The TicI4eT ................... The success OT The saIe OT STudenT TicI4eTs was IargeIy due To The seern- ingIy unTiring eTTorTs oT EarI Kirschner, advisorq ArThur Quigley, sTarnp cIerI47 and BeaTric 2 BUTTS. compTroIIer. The rnaTTer oT IosT TicI4eTs ana deIinquenT TicI4eT holders was also handled successTuIIy by This comrniTTee OT Th ree .................. ' Sales Room Ticket Messengers 75 ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES ALUMNI First Row: Carmichael, Cole, Lilygren, Stromstead. Second Row: Miss Breazeale, Collart, Dehn, Bloomquisr. Third Row: Anderson, Gilbreath, Carlson, Hayes, Bower. Ruth Bloomquist--Chairm an INTERSCHOOL First ROW: Fetch, Peabody. Bice, Second Row: Spence, Mr. Turner, Max Bice-Chairman PUBLIC SAFETY First Row: Terrelbuum, Carroll, Door- son, Brown, Walsh. Second Row: Page Macduff, Bell, Graham, R, Carpenter. Third Row: Little, J. Carpenter, Win- slow, Young, Crawford. Kenneth Bell-Chairman IMPROVEMENT First Row: Wheeler, Kinnel, Holman. Forde, Cumbo. Coulter. Second Row: Miss Dueber, Bugshaw, Mountain, Coal- son, Dehn, Hildie, Third Row: Green, Wright, Van ldersrine, Nelson, Bauin, Langschmidt, King. Marian Dehn-Chairman JUDICIAL BOARD First Row: Ford, Pugsley, Scholl. Second Row: Bell, DesCamp, Ferch. Third Row: Mr. Froula, Maitson, Ransdell, Bice. Ray Farwell-Chairman THE ALUMNI COMMITTEE prornoled 'II16 Alumni Dance ond I-sep? olive 'lhe inleresr of graduczles in Iheir school ...... THE INTERSCHOOL COMMITTEE began Work on llle blggesl prolecl' 'rheir commillee has handled-lhe promofion of o srcfe-wide inleresf in lhe Nofionol Associczlion of Sludenl' Governmenl ...... THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE wllh on Increased memberslmip look charge of inside lrcllic problems ...... THE IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE I-iepf Ihe grounds clean, and or Clurisfmos beoulilied I-he halls wifh wrealhs. . . The newly organized JUDICIAL BOARD handled minor discipline ccse s .,.. . . . . 76 ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES LUNCHROOM First Row: VanPel1, Swanson, Miss Sun- dling. Second Row: Milroy, Studebaker, Unger. John Sludebuker--Chairman SOCIAL SERVICE First Row: Miss Vaupell, Winger, Lily- gren, Marsh, Playmen. Second Row: Blake, Page, Maltson, Fetch. West. Berry Playmen-Chairman SCHOLARSHIP First Row: Miss Norton, Allen, Bauin. King, Williams, Uhland. Second Raw: Ferch, Horson, Coryell, Kellenberger. Reid. Harold FerchvChairman A.S.R. DANCE First Row: Jacobsen, Melron, Tonen. Second Row: Page, Thomas, Reilly W Phil Reilly4Chairman TI-IE LUNCI-IROOM COMMITTEE worked To increase The number oT sTudenTs eaTing in The Iunch- roorrl. As an aTTl'acTion, They purchased a radio and ampIiTier ThaT sTudenTs mighT enioy music while eaTing. Also several conTesTs. wiTh Iunchroorn Tickefs as prizes, were sponsored ...... THE SOCIAL SERVICE COMMITTEE. one oi The mosT acTive groups in The A.5.R., eTTicienTIy supervised The Thanksgiving BaskeTs, The ChrisTmas proiecT and The Junior Red Cross Drive. During The TirsT semesTer WaITer Page worked wiTh The cor-nmiTTee as chairman ...... THE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE. by CI year'-'round campaign and scholarship awards and banners, aroused sTudenTs To higher schoIasTic sTandards. STudenT TuTors TaiThTuIIy aided oTher sTudenTs needing special help, every morning oT The school year ...... THE DANCE COMMITTEE worked wiTh The P.-T. A. in prornoTing a series of evening dances aT The Green Lake Field House. EnThusiasrn was shown by The large crowds which oTTended all of The aTTcirs. 77 ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES HEALTH First Row: Grunewald, Uhland, Lo- bell. Second Row: Fairbanh, Blake. Croson, Miss Kraus. K C roson-Ch ' OUTSIDE TRAFFIC First Row: Spence,Penmnglon,Doot- son. Second Row: Swenson, Mr. An- selm, Page. Charles Spence-Chairma FUBLICITY First Row: Wheeler, Allen. Second Row: Wolf, McDonald, Wilson. Sue Allen-Chairman GENERAL WELFARE First Row: King, Jones, Blake. Sec- ond Row: Bullis, Fuller, V. Lincoln. B L l , mco n. Beryl Lincoln+Ch ' man l THE HEALTH COMMITTEE slrove lo make every sludenl conscious of his heallh and well being by series of posfers, displays, and loullelin nolices ...... THE OUT- SIDE TRAFFIC COMMITTEE helped Seallle police by enforcing Traffic, license, and parking regulalions in lhe vicinily of Roosevell High School ...... THE PUB- LICITY COMMITTEE worked hard 'Ihe year around publicizing bolh maior and minor sluclenl aclivilies. One of lheir loiggesl proiecls was in crealing enlhusiasm for +he baseball season ...... THE GENERAL WELFARE COMMITTEE managed well all ol: Ihe varied proiecls handed Ihem. Their work included The filing of records, general clerical work, ond allendance drives. . . . . . . . 78 ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES QP Q ASSEMBLY First Row: Tenney, Laubenheim, Settle, Schwenk, Second Row: Miss Miller, Deus, Fairbunk, Bice. Bill I-'airbankgChairman THRIFT ' First Row. Bergeson, Morrow, MacLeod, Collman. Second Row: Berlhelsen, Settle. Morse, Miss Melville. Berzee Selrle--Chairman TROUBADOUR First Row: Bullis, Lilygren, Hollander, Miss Craven, Second Row: St. Vincent. Whetstone, Kelley, Harris. Mary Hatfield-Chai rman ACTIVITY RECORDING First Row: Eggersglucss, Kindred, Davis. Second Row: Wolf, Bosrunian, Miss An- derson, Anita Eggersgluess+Chairman Tl-IE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE, also a parl ol 'rhe New Deal, prornoled more sludenl parlicipalion in assemblies. Under 'rheir supervision lhe assemblies had a grealer va riely of programs. The enlire sludenl' body showed enlhusiasm lor lhe new program ...... Tl-IE TI-IRIFT COMMITTEE worked lhis year wilh a 'Ihree-fold purpose: lirsl, lo promole a successful Thrill Day : second, lo keep accurale records of banking percenlagesg lhird, 'ro have every pupil in school bank regularly on Tues- days ...... TI-IE TROUBADOUR COMMITTEE made appoinlmenls 'lor Troubadours lo visil counly homes and hospilals in order lhal lhey mighl spread cheer lo shul-ins. . . . . . THE ACTIVITY RECORDING BOARD kepl records of all aclivilies each sludenl parlicipaled in. Their purpose was lo prevenl' over-parl'icipalion and yel give every one equal opporlunilies ............ 79 GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS cami s h II Pres d Am ogd vice P d Ruth Quigley Correspond' g S y JaneKe dy Recordi S y Miss Rose GI Advisor Mar II CI Trea SINCE TI-IE GIRLS' CLUB was organized in l92I if has been ifs aim fo make a more friendly school. The Girls' Advisor, Miss Glass, came fo Roosevelf in ifs firsf year from Franklin. Mosf of fhe girls came from Lincoln and wifh fheir combined ideas fhe club was launched. This is fhe elevenfh year, and wifh added feafures we are proud fo believe our Girls' Club is fhe cify's besf. The officers fhis year are Carol Scholl, Presidenfg Alice Ogden. Vice Presidenfg Jane Kennedy, Recording Secrefaryg Rufh Quig- ley, Corresponding Secrefaryp and Marcella Cole, Treasurer. The Girls' Club cabinef consisfs of fhe chairmen of fhe fwenfy-four commiffees and fhe five officers who meef monfhly fo discuss coming evenfs ond new ideas before fheir presenfafion fo fhe girls ......... The presenf year adminisfrafion has been efficienfly managed, wifh more progress fhan fhaf of any ofher year remembered ....... 80 GIRLS' CLUB COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN First Row: Root, Partymiller, Richardson, Kahlke, Cran- First Row: L, King, Simpson, Meyer, Hatfield, Schroeder, dell. Second Row: Sheely, Stokes. Myler, Spencer, Hull, Mellon. Second Row: Blanchard, Allen, Day, Strom- C aher. Third Row: Seamans, Robinson, MilIiman,Seltle, stead, Waldrip, When-lsr. Third Row: Wilcox. Bendcr. H lman. J. King. Carmichael, 'lc-may, Goodspeed, TI-IE GIRLS' CLUB CABINET, organized and advised by The Girls' Club OTTicers and Miss Glass, Tried ThroughouT The year To make each girl anoTher girl's Triend by inTroducTions, clubs, or commiTTee work .... Friendships are always binding if Tounded on labor. ThaT is why The com- miTTees enioy Their work, because so many Triendships are made. The club also sTrove To make a beTTer AssociaTed STudenTs OT RoosevelT by promoT- ing ioinT work oT The Boys' and Girls' Clubs' oTTicers and commiTTees. . This year The AdminisTraTive DeparTmenT accomplished many and varied achievemenTs in managing The main oTTices more eTTicienTly. The Nurse's STOTT was ready wiTh iTs aid To sTudenTs every day, while The heaviesT wol'k oT The Records CommiTTee was Tiling in Tall and mid-semesTer. OTher commiTTees in This group also gave Their services unTailingly ThroughouT The year. The Service Group's name implies ThaT each commiTTee was ready aT an insTanT's noTice To help serve, Turnish a car. help The poor, reTurn IosT arTicles or aid in The resTroom ......... The Social DeparTmenT organizes commiTTees, parTies, and meeTings To geT The girls acquainTed. This year They sponsored The WeIcome parTy, a geT-TogeTher parTy Tor Treshmen, incoming sophomores. and Their senior sisTers, George WashingTon parTy, IvloTher-DaughTer Banquet FaTher- DaughTer Banquet and a Iv1oTher-DaughTerTea. The CulTural DeparTmenT is organized To TurTher each girl's aesTheTic liTe. Through Talks oT arT, mod- ern liTeraTure, music and drama, each girl is given a glimpse oT The Tiner Things oTliTe .................. 81 GIRLS' CLUB ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES HELEN MELTON General Chairman FINANCEqFirst Row: R. Wilcox, West, W. Wilcox. Second Row: Mrs, Moore, Wise, McRae. GIRLS' NURSES STAFF4-First Row: Murray, King, Eggersgluess. Second Row: Blanrhurd, Robinson, A, Smith, Miss Ekholm. GIRLS' CLUB PUBI.ICITY7First Row: Melton, Meyerf Second Row: Miller, Downey, Nease. Third Row: Mr, Glass, Lyons, Branson, Ken- nedy, GIRLS' CLUB SCRAPBOOK? First Row: Cole, Miller, Reed, Simp- son. Second Row: Williams, Shorl, Perhenpaugh, Morse, RECORDS COMMITTEE No. If First Row: Niclzson, Vincent, Reed, Cumbo. Second Row: Ridley, Collier, Holtorp, Burlzlund. Third Row: Tus- tin, Bissell, Carter, Keller, Schmitt. Fourth Row: Miss Glass, Potter, Bishop, Peabody, Day. RECORDS CONIIVIITEE No. 2+ First Row: Bagshaw, Cofhran, Allen, Rumm. second Row: Blanchard, Sweet. Walker, Wood. Third Row: Merrick, Jones, Butcher, King. Fourrh Row: Miss Glass, Cleveland, Buck- master, Whitham, MacLeod. LOOKOUT-First Row: King. Schroeder, Slromstead. Second Row: E. Schroeder, Miller, Howie, Bluney. Third Row: Miss Glass, Sweet, Kahl- he, N. Smith. GIRLS' ADVISOR'S STAFF-First Row: King, Lobell, Van Etren, Hot- field, McLeod, Colman, Second Row: Sellen, Truugton, Schroeder, Seamcns, Warner, Arrher. Third Row: Hughes. Bus, Anderson, D. Sweet, Ramsdell, Broulelle. Fourth Row: Miss Glass. Cohen, Rourke, Day, J. Sweet. THE ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT of l'l1e Girls' Club hos seven commiflees, each one essen+iol 'ro 'the moin offices. These seven commifiees ore under o general choirmon, Helen Mellon, who sees 'rhoi Ihey ore mcnogecl efiicienfly. 82 s QI' F' I s QW , .1 FY-.jixf XJ . I II x x sy A I X GIRLS' CLUB SERVICE ACTIVITIES VIRGINIA LEE ROOT GeneroIChc1irmcm MINUTE GIRLS No. I4-First Row: Johnson, Norwood, Hull. Sec- ond Rowz P. Clarke, M, Clarke, Weisel, O'Neil, Third Row: Miss Glass, Cole, E. Johnson, Hamilton. MINUTE GIRLS No. Z-First Row: Miller, Kahlhe, Ford. Second Row: Walker, Carter, Archer, Wood. Third Row: Crurtenden, Whitham, MacLeod, Collman. GOOD CHEER+First Row: Atkin- son, Tew, Srokes, Mills, Second Row: Koepke, Jeffers, Scott, Collier. Third Row: Miss VanOrsdall, Nor- ris, Tierney, .v1fH.m.-y. SOCIAL SERVICE AUXILIARYf First Row: Ellegood, Gardner, Herr- man, Second Row: Sreenbergcn, Mad- dox, E. Hull, Wood. Third Row: Morrow, Grindall, Collier, Spencer, Fourth Row: Miss Tomlinson, R. Johnson, Jacklin, Miss Vanorsdall, LOST AND FOUND-First Row: McGrath, Crosby, Richardson, R. IVhite. Second Row: Sayles, Helme, Salkin, Temple, Hwang. Third Row: Rutledge, Haskell, Rosen, Rainey. Nelson, Krrlzlanrl, M. MCGrath, Fourth Row: Miss Abel, Sawyer. Newman, Marshall, Walters, Whx'le. REST ROOIVI7First Row: Leonard. Richardson. Jackson. Cruttenden. Second Row: Rasmussen. Burnett, Hoover, LaVerne. Third Row: Say- les, Spencer, Monroe, Rirhards, Wes- ton. AURORA GUARDS NO, I4-First Row:Elzey, Burnert, S. Smith. Sec- ond Row: Walker, Creveling, Lien- ard, Bunten. Third Row: Miss Glass, Cavender, Cahen, D. Johnson. AURORA GUARDS No. ZfFirst Row: Myler, Scott, King. Second Row: rms, Temple, Sandman, En- geness. Third Row: Miss Glass, Wag- ers, Carmichael, Tiffin. THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT, wifh Virginio Lee Roo+ os chairman, engages in varied forms of social service for 'rhe beneiii' of ihe s+uden+ in The school ond for ihe needy in Ihe communiiy. 83 GIRLS' CLUB SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ADELE I-I ULL Gene-roi Chairmen HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE? First Row: Crandell, Nilsen, B'aney, Second Row: Hall, Maclirnzosh. Howie, Wood. Third Row: Holman, Gibbon. Walls, Saamans. Fourth Row: Miss Sundltng, IVL'slluml, Dc- hores, Seitlc. R110 Crandall, Chairman REFRESI-IMENT COMMITTEE- First Row: Fraser, Vincent. Caraher, Niclzson, Second Row: Cleveland, Benedict, Patten, Conner. Third Row: Miss Kraus. Carlcr. Allen, Sandberg. Fourth Row: Casler, Wil- liams, Gillard. DcsCamp. Adele Hull, Chairman FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEE- First Row: King, Robinson, Crosby, Dawson. Second Row: Miller, Mor- row, Brown, Garcia-Prada. Third Row: Mrs. Gilbreath, Weslon, Say' les, Jackson. Elizabeth Robinson, Chairman FOUR O'CLOCK TEA7First Row: Mtllrman. Gebaroff, Lcbeclz, Reid, Bird, Nrlson. Second Row: Maxwell. Anderson Pigarr, Parks, Sommer- uilla, Teeis, Wood, Robinson, Rate ledge. Third Row: Miss Kraus, Som- meroille, P, Arkinson, Van de Walk- cr, M, Lzlygren, Nilsen, Swanson, Warner, MacLeod, Coffgn, Fourth Row: Gustafson, Butcher, Crawford, Pinneh, Scllcn, McMillan, Spurling, M. Lilygren, DcsCamp, Grace Milliman, Chairman DECORATION COMMITTEE No. If-First Row: Bagshaw, King. Ham- flton, Cumbo, Rumtn. Second Row: Nickel, Ahrcns, Lambert, Hall, Dun- ham. Third Row: Hart, Coulson. Bwynne. Moffat, Nlilroy. Fourrh Row: Miss Glass, Butcher, Krtrh, Geddes, R. Hubbard, H. Hubbard. DECORATION COMMITTEE No. 2-First Row: Richardson, Holman, E. Johnson, D. Johnson. Second Row: M. Johnson, Couller, Hogan, P. Bishop, Schmitt, M. Clarke. Fourth Row: Miss Glass, May, Kane, Whil- ham, J, Richardson. Harriet Holman-Chairman. I I TI-IE SOCIAL SERVICE cieparimeni iosiers happy friendships and promoies whoiesome social life among ihe girls. Each oi The eighi commiiiees, wiih Adele I-IuII as chairman, makes possible ihis successful social spirii. 84 GIRLS' CLUB CULTURAL ACTIVITIES FLOMARIE WHEELER General Chairman DRAMATIC COMMITTEE-First Row: Senle, O'Neil. Second Row: H I B la r M arrow. MISS .Elk UC FVIHS Eff Bezree Serzle, Chairman ART-'CULTURE COMMITTEE +First Row: Harris, Curran, Patten. Second Row: Goodspeed, Coon, Lan- genhan. Guslafson, Third Row: Miss Glass, Tarbill, Fornia, Winger. MUSIC COMMIT'I'EE4First Row: Smith, King, Howell, Second Row: Worth, Sylliausen, Hart, Anger. ASSEMBLY COMMITTIEE+Eirsr Row: Sylliaasen, Kilrle, Carmichael. Second Row: Miss Glass, Lincoln. Collier, Lytle. STANDARDS COMMITTEE- First Row: May, Bender, Johnson. Reed. Second Row: Meggee, Tenney, Ton, Lilyyren. Third Row: Miss Glass, Gillard, Hoover, Schmitr. VOCATIONAL COMMITTEE- Firsl Row: Sanderson, Jones, Pugs- lcy. Second Row: Grinnell, Baum, Duncan. Third Row: Miss Reck. Berg, Gibbon. THE CULTURAL DEPARTMENT, under The leadership of Elo- marie Wheeler, seeks Io curivalre an appreciaiion for pleasure in fine arfs and good Iasie in dress, manners and conduct The Ari and Culiure CommIIIee was newly formed This year. ss X w X X Z N BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS AND CABINET First Row: Elmer Thompson, President: Ernest Hemingway, Vice President: Ray Farwell, Treasurer. Second Row: Wylie Hemphill, Sec- retary: Loren Wilson, Senior Representative: George Coryell, Senior Representative, Third Row: Ray Seefeldr, Junior Representative: James Gilbreurh, Junior Representative: Howard Stewart, Sophomore Representative. Fourth Row: Sheridan Berrhiaume, Advisor: Ernest Williams, Freshman Representative: Alex Leaf, Freshman Representative. THE ADMINISTRATIVE deporfmenf of +I'1e Boys' Club consisied of four officers elected during +I1e spring semes+e1'. The officers and +he represenio- Iives from Ihe classes mode up +I1e ccIoine+, and +oge+I'1er They guide The destiny of Boys' Club oc- Iiviiies .......... iff f J , IM! .ljg OM 86 BOYS' CLUB COMMITTEES BOYS' CLUB DANCE First Row: Whetstone. Harris. Se d Row: Page, Sr. Vincent, Kelley. Roy Sr. Vinfent7Ch 'rman VOCATIONAL First Row: Holmes, Loucks. Second Row: Mr. Greer, Unger. Floren, Don Unger, Chairman BOYS' CLUB FATHER AND SON BANOUET First Row: Lourks, Ransdell. Wilson, Spence. Second Row: Unger, Jones, Door- son, Bloxom, Ferch. Kirk Ransdell-Chairma FATHER AND SON BANOUET COMMITTEE: This year, The EaTher and Son Ban- queT, an annual Boys' Club evenT. was pronounced a greaT success by The Sons and Dads. Kirk Ransdell and his commiTTee presenTed an inTeresTing, peppy program. Elmer Thompson's orchesTra furnished The music. Ml'. BerThiaume's Tumbling class gave an exhibiTion. This was Tollowed by some group singing direcTecl by Mr. Vivian. Following The program, reTreshmenTs were served in The boys' gym ...... DANCE COMMITTEE: Two dances were held ioinTly wiTh The Girls' Club This year. The dances, held in The gymnasium, were given To creaTe a beTTer Triendship among The sTudenTs. Roy ST. VincenT and his commiTTee did a Tine piece oT work in making The dances a success. .... VOCATIONAL COMMITTEE: A vocaTional conTerence was conducTed as usual This year as an aid To Boys' Club members in selecTing Their life work. Speakers represenTing a large vocaTional Tield Talked To The boys aloouT Their respecTive occupaTions. Each boy had The privilege aT lisTening To Two speakers. IT was The duTy oT The commiTTee To obTain The services oT These speakers. The CommiTTee also arranged The program Tor The conTerence and very successfully carried iT ouT. . 87 BOYS' CLUB COMMITTEES ATHLETIC First Row: Hemingway, Holmes, Louck S nd Row: Regan, Norman. ROUGH RIDER Spfrk, Mr. Benhiaume. Cook ROUGH RIDER COMMITTEE: The imporlan'r du+y and privilege of selecfing our- slanding boys for membership in lhe Rough Riders was compelenlly handled 'rhis year by lhe Rough Rider Commillee. The Rough Riders are senior boys wilh good scholaslic and ac'rivil'y records ...... ATHLETIC COMMITTEE: The Alhlelic Com- millee, under Ihe direclion of She l'i' y Berlhiaume, supervised Raosevel'f's afhlelic policy. They for-mula+ed +he a+hle+ic program and passed on any new plans or proiec+s sub- mi++ed +o lhem ...... I+ is +he purpose of Ihe Boys' Club +o creale a spiril of fellowship and cooperalion among 'lhe boys of Roosevel+ High School. This year lhe Boys' Club enjoyed a very successful year. The officers are lo be congralulaled for The capable manner in which They direcled ihe Boys' Club program. . . . . The Lealher Medal Club was among 'rhe new proiecfs underraleen +his year. Members in lhe Club were chosen lor oulslanding work in alhlelics, scholarship, and various olher school inleresls. Those elecled Ia membership were awarded a small lealher medal, symbolic of Iheir achievemenl ...... This year, 'rhe Boys' Club sponsored several inleresring, diverfing assemblies, lealuring excellenl speakers. The assemblies were held in lhe school audilorium ..... . . . . . . . . 88 MAJOR SERVICE GROUPS BOOKROOM WORKERS: These boys, under Ihe supervision of Mr. Scholl, handle all school supplies ...... TICKET FORCE: This group has charge of Ihe selling of Iiclsels al all school performances. Mr. Farmer is in charge of Ihis commillee ...... LUNCH ROOM: The lunchroom worlsers are under Ihe supervision of Mrs. Moore. They are conslanlly slriving Io improve lunchroom condilions and make Roosevell slu- denls iuslly proud of 'rheir caleleria ...... ROUGH RIDERS: Service +o Ihe school, ac+ivi+y inferesrs, and good scholarship are The chief requisires of +hose boys elecled members in 'Ihe Rough Riders, senior boys' honorary ...... MINUTE SERVICE CLUB: Called upon for many odd jobs, +he Minu+e Service Club is always ready al a momenI's no'rice Io assisl Teachers and +0 perform many helpful services for Ihe school ...... BOOKROOM-First Row: Mr. Scholl, Barnerl. Second Row: Scholl, Harris. LUNCHROOM WORKERS, Group I-First Row: Schaff- ner, Whipple, Marshall, Lawrence, Louclzs, Hodges, Wool- ery, Second Row: Neale, Logan, Dayron, Muller, Little, King, Neff. Third Row: Jellum, Barr, Jones, Grant, Proury, Dueter, Alexander. Fourth Row: Schnase, Max- well, Morrill, Seefeldt, Boudwin, Bissell, Hayes, Prutl. ROUGH RIDERS-First Row: Farwell, Hemingway, Thompson, Fairbank, Wise, Porter, Wright. Second Row: Bice, Quigley, Ferrh, Milroy, Royal, Edelson, Reid. Third Row: Dootson, Unger, Norman, Loucks, Spenre, Whipple, Brighton. Fourth Row: Morgan, Holmes, Cook, Ramm, Bovee. Fifth Row: King, Ragan, Mr, Berrhiaume, Rans- dell, Spirh. TICKET FORCE+First Row: IVeslon, Day. Second Row: Mr. Farmer, Larson, Moffat. LUNCHROOM WORKERS, Group II-First Row: Spen- cer, Dickie, Bavin, Morgan, Mell, Sill, Gjertsen, Second Row: Reed, M:Kinney, Legg, Rogers, DesCamp, See- bcrger. Third Row: Mrs. Moore, Black, Snyder, Sander- son, Warren, Kingsley. Fourth Row: Robinson, Wolfram, Barlh, Turner, Bullis, Carlson. MINUTE SERVICE BOYS+First Row: Gallanr, Wood- cork, Clark, Nelson, McClellan. Second Row: Mr. Clark, Beebe, Pennington, Clinron, Biggs, lrelon. Third Row: Pierre, Kirsehner, lilorse, Purvis, Nfaltson, Baldwin, Rite. I 8 9 MAJOR SERVICE GROUPS OFFICE WORKERS, Group I7First Row: Playmen. Rygg, Schwenh, Settle, Marsh, Second Row: Miss Holt, Olson, Miller, Butts, Wag:-rs, Bcrge. Third Row: Hail, Rerkers, Sylvester, Turnure, Nicho.es, Mr. Frou a. SECRETARIES, Group I-First Row: Martinson, An- derson, Say'es, Berge, Marsh, Cook, Dawson. Second Row: Mr. Chamberlin, Young, Creueling, Fullerlon, Rid- ley, Kaynas, Lamberth, Kindred. Third Row: Cross, Marlin, Emerson, Colbert, Butts, Lee, Walker, LIBRARY XVORKERS, Group I-First Row: Olson, Nilson, Cartwright, Clarkson, Fisher, Crullenden, Second Row: Lind, N. Anderson, Snyder, Connor, Cou'rer, Strom- szead. Third Row: Perkins, Hargraves, Jackson, Brennan, Rhoads, Hood. Fourih Row: Hamilron, Mattson. Jones, Kennedy, G. Anderson, Murphy. OFFICE WORKERS, Group II7First Row: Powell, Crawford, Nilsen, Greely, Snider, Grinnell. Second Row: Miss Christensen, Redlin, Nxcolay, Nease, Jones, Grin- dall, Peierson. Third Row: Purvis, Wilson, Anderson. Pratt, Pierce, Beaver, McKinley, Mr, Clark. SECRETARIES, Group Il7First Row: Parrymiller, Schwenh, Appleton, Nicholes, Johnson, Carmichael. Second Row: Waldrip, Stoner, Olson, Melton, Wade, Powell, Weston, Third Row: Jefferson, Mr. Chamberlin, Rool, Smith, Quig'ey. LIBRARY WORKERS, Group II-First Row: Ditkie, Mounlain, Pooser, Harris, Hasemeier, While. Second Row: MacDonald, Ummel, Sampson, Hills, Bunten, Ahiyama. Third Row: Lundcr, Powell, Diclzcrson, Scribner, Reed, West. Fourth Row: Melrose, Mark, Griffith, Lincoln, Wilcox, Read, Delfriel. OFFICE FORCE: The oilice force, wiih Miss Holi and Miss Chrisiensen in charge. afiends io all school records, siaiisiics, aiiendonce, and ihe like. The skill wifh which ihey handle iheir duiies odds greoily io ihe smoaih managerneni of o school oi iweniy-ihree hundred siudenis. SECRETARIES: Under The direcfion of Mr. Chamberlin, ihe secreiaries, made up oi commercial slu- denls, gain fine experience in doing nearly all of ihe secreiarial work in 'rhe school. LIBRARY WORKERS: This willing, energeiic group can be found in The library every day. cssisiinq Miss Mclniosh wiih much of ihe rouline worl-4 Thai' musi be done. 90 MAJOR SERVICE GROUPS TROUBADOURS: Excelleni, diveriing enierioinmeni is presenied by rhe Traubadours To less ioriunaie people ai chariiy orgonizoiians and homes. The work is under 'Phe supervision of Miss Craven. . . COSTUME FORCE: The casiume force gains experience by making cosiumes for Roosevelf plays and operas. This group works under lhe capable supervision of Miss Moihews ond Mrs. Moody. . . , USHERS: The Ushers, members of ihe Honor Socieiy, are in charge of sealing arrangemenis ai Roo-sevelr producrions. Mr. Londes direcis H-ieir work. . . THEATRE MAKE-UP CORPS: The Mol-1e.Up Corps under Miss Wiley's direciion, makes-up +he poriicipanfs in Rooseveli produciions. . . . TROUBADOURS, Group I7First Row: Miss Craven. King, Hatfield, Bullis, Crawford, Lilygren. Second Row: Nilsen, Henderson, M.K. Lilygren, Blanchard, Scott, Mor- gan, Brouletre, Reilly. Third Row: Whetstone, Sr. Vin- cent, Harris, Deuter. Canedy, Coffey, Sasse. COSTUME FORCE, Group I7First Row: May, Kelley. Jones. Jensen. Van Gortel, Whiteaker, Wallace, Second Row: Van Lobbergr, Taylor, Loftus, Leland, Mountain, Ainsworth, Kindig, Third Row: Miss Mathews, Berthel- son, Harris, Scott, Costello, Burr, Mrs. Moody. USHERS-First Row: Anderson, Peckenpaugh, Johnson, Lienarcl, Partymiller, B. Lincoln. Second Row: Ringoen, Jachlin, Sallzin, Shimizu, Hwang, Andrino, Mr, Landes, Third Row: Dore. Whipple, Pugsley, Mourik, Kelsey, Spencer, Stromstead, Fourth Row: Dickie, Holman, Scholl, Rumin. Drever, V, Lincoln, Lambcrth. TROUBADOURS, Group II-First Row: Miss Craven. Olson, Keeble, Grant, Milliman, Anderson. Second Row: Heaton, Bunren, Hollander, Jordan, Fairbrooh, Malotl. Third Row: Eilertson, Adamson, Naismilh, Sweet. Ohail, Murphy, Fisher. Fourth Row: Tuttle, Walsh, Allen. Schuyten. Gwinn. COSTUME FORCE, Group II7First Row: Amrine. Blttman, Marsh, Plummer, Jacobson, Walter, Second Row: Macgregor, Hwang, Hirshberg, Swan, Falconer, Frazer. Third Row: Miss Mathews, Reynolds, Cleveland, Weisel, Butts, Anderson, Mrs. Moody. THEATRE CORPS-First Row: Sellen, Roberts. Wright, May, Cleveland, M. Collman, MacLeod, G. Collman. Second Row: Wheeler, Ridley, Hinkslon, Byrne, Baum, Williams, Casler, Rosen, Third Row: Kirschner, Schmitt, Bishop, Merrick, Sears, Murray, Morse, Miller, Wilson. Fourth Row: Kennedy, Nicolay, Gillan, Sanderson, Young, Wade, Coulson, Herbert. Fifth Row: Miss Wiley. Spoor, Conover. 91 WITH OUR STAGE FORCE First Row: Mr. Harry L. Deizs, Advisor: Don Deirs, Stage Manager, First Semesterp Gordon Deus, Stage Manager, Second Semester: George Jensen, Head Scenic Artist. Second Row: Betty Lyrle, Secretary: Zora Meade, Assistant Secretary: Heath Guptill, Head Elec- trician: Carol Appleron, Head Paint Mistress. Third Row: Vfillo Iiffoys, Head Costume Mistress: Paul Soules, Head Loft Man: George Dubnil, Head Loft Storage: David Deits, Head Flour Storage. Q Fourth Row: Relra Scott, Scenic Artist: Jane Ruble, Head Librarian: Harold Plummer, Loft Man: Dale Sheclzels, Floor Storage. SCHOLASTIC STANDING, epiiiucle 'for siege work, ebiliiy io work weIlwii'i1o+hers, willingness To give unlirniieci iime. siege consi'ruc'rion, cless experience, were ell defer- mining feciors i'i1I'OUQi'1Wi'1iCi'1i'i'19SS siudenis eiieineci mem- bership on Hue siege force. WITH OUR STAGE FORCE Jeanne Ummel Rebecca Sasnert Prudence White Conslrucling Scls for CounIcss Marina. Paint Mistress Costume Mistress Paint Mistress Berry Connor Priscilla White Paint Mistress Librarian THE ROOSEVELT STAGE FORCE, under The direciion of l-lorry L. Deiis, hos received neiionel recogniiion beceuse if is one in e very few schools which designs, cons'I'ruc'rs, cmd menipuleies ell of iis own scenery end properiies. Siudenis who excel in eech of The Jrhree fields ere members of Jrhe siege force end ell of 'rhe fhree processes ere compleied on The siege. Siege Force members, who ere elso members of 'rhe siege con- siruciion cless, monege ell 'rhe scenic end lighiing eiiecfs for The Opere, Senior Pley, Revue. Conceri end meny minor periormences. lviosl' every school dey of Jrhe yeer Jrhe group is busy working in order 'rhei some 'Tor+h- coming produciion mey be e greerer success. This eernesr endeevor melqes if possible for Rooseveli High School +o be e leeder in enoiher field. 93 PYGMALlON SENIOR CLASS PLAY Center Groupglinrst Row: Hull, Blanchard, Morrow. Meyer, Soehle. Second Row: Scott, Soules, Byrne, Hatfield. Moody, Duncan, Settle. Third Row: Rnrig, Coffey, Miss Emma Jergensen, Edelson, Runsdell. Fourth Row: Challstedt, Bingham. Fuirbanlz, Thumlert, Kane. MEND YOUR SPEECH cl li++le, les+ il mor your for-+unes.''-Sholsespecire. H is on fhe basis of lhis fhoughl' lhcl Professor Higgins, feocher of Phonefics, occepls Eliza Doo- li++le, on uneduccled flower-girl, cs o pupil of speech. l-le succeeds in his efforls-iusl how, Show cleverly shows in Pygmolion. 94 REVUE PRIMITIVE PASTIMES on +he Roozo-Velclf, happy momenfs in Valhalla, ioyous gc+iv- Hies of fhe Golden Age, goy coquefries of The Romon+ic Age, changing moods of The Teen Age, reloxolions of +he Scien+ific Age and shoes fonfosy. Down 'rhrough The cages, wilh ca flash ond c gleam, runs +he Joy of Living, like cu golden S'l'I'6GI'I'I.H . 95 f X hfhfvhjvyn J Zgdyiixly L 1 I f V f D Ark Q1 rf 1 KJ Jr, f' s., ,, so AJ Q xx V kf'f'4 ' ' lx ifi! JW' v' 1 V V f J' mf L s J' 1 1 v ' , 1 ef . Fflffif- NYJ-J I V i fd 1 V ,J Hlly 'J b 'Y -!J1 Asu ' f , Q if ,.. J i i X i flfbfly' 1 'J A a if 4 , 1 i f f if' U J li MIDWINTER CONCERT PROGRAM SENIOR ORCHESTRA Overlure The Merry Wives of Windsor ,,,. Nlcolol Largo from The New World Symphony Dvorak Dance Macabre ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,. Sai:-11'-Scens GIRLS' SENIOR GLEE Fa La Nana Barnbin ,...,.....,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Sadero-Deerns Taylor Children of fhe Moon ..,,,. Elinor Remicl-4 Warren VaIse Pafheiiquen ,..,,, Arensl-sy-A Walfer Kramer One Fine Day from Madame BuHerIIy Pucclm-Taylor BOYS' SENIOR GLEE The Hills of Home ,,,,............,.....,,.,,, Oscar J. Fox The Rosary .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,...........,.....,,,,,,,, Nevin TI'lC1r1k God For You ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. Geoffrey O'I-Iara Who Sails Wi+h Drake ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, C. F. Chudleiqh-Candish JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Baller Music from The Bariered Bride .... Smefana Norwegian Dance No. II ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, G reig A CAPELLA CI-IOIR 'The Song of Mary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Fischer-Williamson 'I-Iosanna .,....,,,...,,,,, ,....,,,. I-I eber-Chrisiiansen I-Iospodi PomiIui ..,,,...................., Lvovslny 'Praise The Lord .,,,.,,,,,,,,,.....,,,,,.,,,,,,. Chrisfiansen PIANO, CLARINET. CELLO Liebes+raum ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, Liszl-Noble Cain GIRLS' AND BOYS' JUNIOR AND SENIOR GEES Choral Fan?asia from FausI .... Gounod-Page SENIOR ORCHESTRA Grand March Irom The Queen of Sheba Gounod-Page DANCE BaIIe'I', TaIes From Ihe Vienna Woods .,,..... Johann Sfrauss 96 ASSEMBLIES PROGRAM CHAIRMAN Roosevel+'s Birlhday . . . . Raymond Royal Armislice Day . . . . . Bellee Sellle Thanksgiving Day . . Bill Fairloanls Chrislmas ...... . . Raymond Royal Washinglon and Lincoln . . . . Arlhur Quigley THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY appoinled a commillee for lhe improvemenl of school assemblies. The commillee planned and presenled five such assemblies wilh only sludenls parlicipaling. They proved so successful lhol il is hoped +he policy will conlinue. Those on rhe commillee who arranged 'rhe assemblies were: Bill Fairloanl-1, Bellee Se+'lle, Max Bice, Bel'ly Laubenheim, Lova Tenny, Gordon Deils, and Miss Elvena Miller, advisor .................. 97 yarns .54 .el .. HESPERIAN CLUB, Group I--First Row: Perkins. Pearson, Goldberg, Fullerton, Hamaher, Engeness. Second Row: Miss Glass, Eddy, Post, Johnson, Hwang. Third Row: Lyle, Henry, Roberts, Cook, Jordshaugen, Frye. Fourth Row: Merrick, Jacobs, Jones, Rogers, Kechle. Damman, Trimp. SCIENCE CLUB, Group IiFirst Row: Nlarshall, Eman- uel, Grant, Jones, Forde, Gebo, Dodds, Second Row: Ogden, Kirkland, Stecnbergen, Dickerson, Jeffers, Callow, Dickie, Thornberg. Third Row: Siefrey, Puruis, Morse, Canedy, Hargiss, Beebe, Bell. Fourth Row: Mr, Cooper, Clark, Davies, Armstrong, R, Carlson, Spirk, T. Carlson. RADIO CLUB7First ROW: Bice, tUeClellan, Glaser. Koski, Whitman, Hanawalt, Winslow. Second Row: Klamm, Meier, Hoard, Escher, Helland, Gowdey, Cordes. Third Row: Mr. Rantz, Jeffers, Wright, Brugman, Scher- merhorn, Lawrence, Burd, HESPERIAN CLUB, Group II-First Row: Smith, Jaf- fie. Holmbach, Hammer, Plummer, Reynolds, Paul, Chil- fonc. Second Row: Chelin, Kiyoko, Rollins, Partridge, Hwang, Butts, Cooke, Spencer, Christiansen. Third Row: Miss Glass, Nilsen, Granger, Davis. Bittman, Swanson, Smith, Karnas, Stelan, Bledsoe, Fourth Row: Martin, Eckblom, Warner, Thomason, Powell, Whizcombe. Kami- kawa, Grunoff, Fifth Row: Brolin, Swanson, Johnson, Lane, Olson, Moyer, Zentner, SCIENCE CLUB, Group II-First Row: Harris, Herbert. Yates, Sweet, Mountain, Peak, Jacobson, Second Row: Myers, MacDuff, Gerhard, Fry, Howard, Merk, Newton. Third Row: Keene Reckers, Obzina, Shipeh, Cooper, Clarke, Anderson, Kingman. Fourth Row: Mr, Cooper, Rust, Pratt, Marshall, Wright, Plummer, Ballard, Erick- son, FORENSIC CLUBiFirst Row: Hull, McGrath, Dam- man, Phillips, Dickie, Wilcox, Ogden, Cruttenden, Second Row: Settle, Tiffin, Scott, Richards, Gibbon, Gustafson, Dauis, Smith, Lincoln, Turnure. Third Row: Spirk, Fair- bank, Gilbreath, De Garmo, Bingham, Edelson, Reid, Ryan, Blanchard, Fourth Row: Miss Miller, King, Adams, Hotson, Hodges, Mark, Bice, Royal, I-IESPERIAN: The purpose ot the I-Iesperian Club is to provide a means ot selt- expression, social contact, mutual selt-improvement, and cooperative social service tor those girls whose home or business duties demand that they leave school betore the regular closing time ...... SCIENCE: The purpose ot the Science Club is to taster an interest in science among the students and to give them on opportunity tor more research than is possible in class time ...... RADIO: The Radio Club aims to stimulate an interest in radio and assist amateurs in securing station and operative licenses ...... FORENSIC: The Forensic Club is an honorary speaking organ- ization composed ot A Public Speaking students. Its purpose is to furnish speakers tor special occasions, improve diction, and improve speaking in general .... 98 7 SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS: CHESS: The purpose of ihe Chess Club is 'lo encourage ihe developmeni of con- cenfraiion, ioresighiedness, and quick ihinlsing, and 'ro provide a means of relaxaiion for i+s members ...... DEBATE: The debaie leams of lhe Seaiile High Schools compose lhe All-Cily High School Deba+e League. Each school clebales eighi iimes during +he year, +he quesrions changing semi-annually. This year ihe Rooseveli Deba+e Team gained lhircl place by winning five debales ...... GERMAN: The pur- pose of ihe German Club is 'ro creaie an inieresi' in +he music and language oi ihe German people, and io afford an opporiunily for 'lhe aciual use of ihe language our- side ihe classroom ...... MUSIC: The purpose oi 'lhe Music Club is io develop an appreciaiion of music, give local ialeni an opporiuniiy To express iiseli, and io give siudenis a chance +o hear good music. . CHESS CLUB-First Row: Cooper, Neff, Smith, Pear- son, Challsledt, Hodges. Second Row: Helland, Erickson, Flower. Mackay, Wormser, Adkins, Biggs. Third Row: Seltzer, Gerhard, Gowdey, Costello, Ballard, Reckers, Mounsey, Fourth Row: Mr. Stillwell, Ela, Neale, Brug- man, Milliman, Bradley, Chalfant. GERMAN CLUB, Group I-First Row: Keith, Cole, Moffatt, Playmen, Griesinger, Bower, Kinnell, Basbilt. Second Row: Slibinger, Evans, Labell, Grunewald, Peters, Hatton. Doll, Cordiney, Marlin. Third Row: Miss Haw- ins, Leaf, Dickie, Short, Martern, Bloomquisz, Phillips, White. Fourth Row: Carpemer, Gilbrealh, Carlson, Bal- kema, Glazer, Grosvenor, Farwell, Pennington, Challsledt. MUSIC CLUB, Group I-First Row: Anderson, Carr, Lewis, Sylliaasen, Hart, Stephens, Grant. Kinnel, Second Row: Collart, King, Risle, Wahl, Johnson, E. Hull, Ar- kinson, Harris, A. Hull. Third Row: Miss Phillips, Reed, Freeparmer, Fornia, Gibbon, Schuyren, Seltzer, Young, Ford. Fourth Row: Heaton, Rader, Eilerrsen, Day, Cos- rella, C. Raller, Cooper, David, Hedeen, DEBATE TEAM-First Row: King, Settle, Ela, Lincoln, Jones. Second Row: Mr. Bulloch, Jeffers, Patten, Jones, Salhin, O'Brien, Mr. Rehbock. GERMAN CLUB, Group II-First Row: Caraher, Miles, Stibinger, Parrymiller, Hamilton, Johnson, Leas. Second Row: Miss Hawkins, Keene, Adkins, Sandberg, Dicker- son, Hwang, Kingman, Weiss. Third Row: Manson, Ross- man, Saura, Allen, Neubert, McDonald, Biggs, Garvin. Cooper. Manion, Fourth Row: Maison, Farwell, Deuter, Coey, Escher, Anselm, Stapp, Spence, Winslpw. MUSIC CLUB, Group II-First Row: Dickie, Bavin, Morgan, Olson, Nelson, Anderson. Second Row: Bratrud, Vivian, Verrerro, Parrick, Giberson, Barkland, Ruble, warms, Third Row: Miss Phillips, Rainey, Phillips, Kelsey, P. Clarke, M. Clarke, Scribner, Collier. Fourth Row: Skimming, Berrah, Gardner, Klein, Ainslie, Jones. Armsrrong, Clark. l 99 HONORS AND AWARDS First Row: Hi-Y Trophy, wiiirrr F. Meier Cyp, Hyllengren Trophy, Virginia ilnthson cap, Kiwanis History Crip. Second Row: Hi-Y Cup, Hi-Y Shield, Fresh Basketball Trophy, Ticket Selling Contest Trophy, Extemporaneous Speak- ing Cup. JacksonrGrandfean Cup, City Relay Champion Plaque. GOLD HAS BEEN lhoughl' of as lhe rnosl precious malerial possession ol man, bul more precous lhan gold are l'he qualifies oi honesly, loyally, courage, and lhe desire for knowledge. There are lhose in our Roosevell' High School who we ieel represenl lhe l'rue golden producl of lhese human qualilies and we are proud fo recognize 'rhem lhrough our honors and awards ...... The oulslanding awards are as follows: . . . , . The Roloerl Jones Memorial, presenled This year lo six members of 'lhe foolloall Team who are named on 'l'he page following ...... The l-lyllengren Trophy was awarded in June, I933, lo Roy Nevaril ...... Jim Carpenler was awarded lhe l-li-Y Cup in June, I933 ...... The Kiwanis l-lislory cup was pre- senled in I933 lo Mary Gales ...... The Jackson-Grandiean cup was presenled in I933 'ro Belh Fi++on ...... The Cooper Scholarship was awarded in June, I933, lo Mary l-lammer ...... The Waller F. Meier cup was presenled, lhis year, lo Kirk Ransdell for winning 'rhe S. A. R. Oralorical Conlesl ...... Rufus King, by his review of l-lumanily Uproo+ed, won lhe Book Review conlesl 'rhis year. . . 100 HONORS AND AWARDS MISCELLANEOUS: Leah Kirkland, Elena Sbedico, George Jensen, Ralph Baldwin, Henry Fairbank. HEALTH CONTEST WINNERS: Har- rierle Dore, Madge Walske, Weldon Gwinn, Bradley Wright, LEATHER MEDAL CLUB-First Row: Thompson, Anderson, Cook, Royal, Ransdell, Milroy, Potter, Second Row: Crooks, Keele, Harris, Constable, Blox- orn, Baldwin, Quigley. Third Row: Wise, Brighton, Wrighr, Deirs, Holmes, Mathews, Swear. BOYS' CLUB SCHOLARSHIP-First Row: Conover. Nissen, Gardener, George. Second Row: Monrad, Phillips, Leaf, An- selm, Coey, Third Row: Gerhard, Fair- banh, Farwell, Clark, Anderson. ROBERT JONES MEMORIAL: First Row: Julius Manson, Franklyn Polrer John Mufoy. sm-md Row: Baa Wise: Berney Ramm, Jerry Kane. Rufus King Kirk Ransdell The Whiiman College n1eri+ award was presenied in June, I933, 'ro Myra Miller .... Twenly-rwo boys were selecied, on ihe basis of iheir ou+s+anding service io +he school for rnernbership in The newly founded Lealher Medal Club ..,... Boys' Club Scholarships were awarded for highesi scholasiic sianding lo +weni'y-+wo Freshman and Sophomore boys. ...., Five dollars was awarded +0 l-lenry Fairbank for his review of Tchelnov's The Cherry Orchard. . , . Ralph Baldwin won +he Exlernporaneous Speaking Conlesl. . , . Elena Sbedico gained second place and Monle Van Buskirla honorable rnenlion in +he Naiional Scholasiic Poefry Con+es+. . . . George Jensen was awarded an aliernale scholarship in The Naiional Scholasiic Ari Coniesi. . . Leah Kirkland was presenied The Gorgas Mem- orial Bronze Medal for her essay on lhe building of 'rhe Panama Canal, . Annie Olson and Dick Nifzschke were awarded ihe Vicior Herberi cup in I933. . . The Poirier Harley Senior Memorial was presenied in June, I933, lo Adrian Pauw. 101 fi eye HONOR SOCIETY Hywpd Jwgvpd Bnrry DesCamp S y Arthur Quigley, T V 1 a M EI b hR db h Ad l M g u 9 s 1 DOWN THROUGH The ages The Torch has been To all races The syrn- bol OT enlighTennTenT and inTellecTual achieve-n'lenT. We, OT The RoosevelT High School, give highesT scholasTic honors To Those sTudenTs wiThin our ranks who have gained The uTr'nosT Trom Their educaTion and have shown ThaT They are capable and willing To lead in The march OT inTellecT. . . . Once a year The Torch Honor SocieTy mernbers pause in Their varied round oT evenTs To enioy a gala aTTair, The Torch Banquet This year BeTTee SeTTle and Max Bice developed an original program which sTin'i- ulaTed The social spiriT OT The grinds, . . 102 SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY OUTSTANDING among The members of Jrhe Torch Sociery are Those Iwo graduaring Seniors who have aflrained The highesi scholasiic roiings of 'rheir class. 'rhe Vaiediciorian, Arihur Quigiey, and The SaIuI'a'rorian, Margarei' Winger. They have, during Iheir Tour years of high schooI earned, respeciively, one hundred Iifiy-six and one hundred iiT+y-Iwo Torch poinrs-a record of unusual achievemeni. First Row: Dickie, Ahrens, Bird, Coulson, Davis, Disler, Blaomquisr. Second Row: Andrena, Bostanian, Garcia- Prada, Downey. Gibbon, Collarr, Duncan, Berge, Benedict, Caraher. Third Row: Byrne, Dwyer, Bunlin, Freeman. Gcbo, Bavin, Buns, Blaney, Boles. First Row: Holman, Moffnl, Goss, Lincoln, Johnson, Link, Leas, Morton. Second Row: Hull, Hirara. Jones, Lauben- heim, Gillard. Melton, M. McGrath, Lamberth. Third Row: Longtin. Johnson, McRae, E. McGrarh, Guprill, Moodie. Herbert, Miyake, Kellenbergcr. First Row: Settle, Wilcox, Richardson, Ogden, Partymi- Iler, Velaf, Whipple, Smith. Second Row: Wallare, Sund- herg, Stromstend, Tenny, Wheeler, Robinson, Ridley. Thomas. Third Row: Soules, Olson, Griesinger, Waldrip, Wolf. Pugsley, Schermerhorn, Vlalrer. Fourth Row: Quigley, Wise. West, Wolf, Porter, Pierce. Ransdell, Spence. First Row: Fairbank, Morrow, Kirkland, Lytle, Drever, Blanchard, Curran, Ferch. Second Row: Costello, Carpen- Ier, Fisher, Bovee, Edelson, Ela, Crooks, Farwell. Third Row: Jones, Balhcma, Hogue, Gilbrealh, Coryell, Burd. Cox, Dubail, Ireton, First Row: Scholl, Praymm, semi, Thornberg, Whirham. whnmer, R. semi. Second Row: amy, Mifroy, mf- donald, Studebaker, Moyer, Kashi, Wright, Gowdey. Third Row: Kane, Hemphill, Martin, Ramm, Jensen, Hot- son, Shechels, Whitman, Wilson, Reid. In our extensive library the Torch members gain much inspiration for :ht-ir education. 103 JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY T o 'rhem 'rhe laurels Of achievemenl Renowned For lheir Class leadership, High slanclarcls and S cholaslic allainmenl' ..... O ulslanclinq among their fellows in Conlriburions +0 school life and lcleals, from such as These, who Thus Excel, is 'rhe membership of Jrhe Torch Sociely, chosen ..... Youlrhful leaclers, future leaders in 'rhe making. Group I--First Row: Larson, Kahlhe, Ford, Eilertsen, Clegg. Dodds, P. Jones. Second Row: Collier. Heaton. G. Clark, Gustafson, Jacobson, Hari. Allen, Cleveland. Third Row: Balkema, Dehn, Kelsey, Gebo, Archer, Farwell, Damman. Fourth Row: V. Clark, Mackie, Clough, Mac- Leod, Collman, Fairbanll, Downing, Baker. Group III-First Row: Lincoln, Krumrn, O'Neil, Schmitt, Martin, Shimizu, Salkin. Second Row: Walker, Morrow, Wyman, Perhenpaugh, Eggleston, Rumin, Harby, Greaves, J.Phillips. Third Row: Puruis, Manton, Logg, Whet- srone. Spencer, V, Harris, Pearce, Mason, Skone, Fourth Row: Krrschner, Mines, Deits, Merritt, Jarvis, Melander, Myers, Sierer, Stewart. Group II-First Row: Peck, Jacklin, Lienard, Bullis, Greely, Henderson, Woodis, Second Row: M. Jones, Tiffin, P, Harris, Fairbrooh. Kelly, M. Phillips, Conner, Casler. Third Row: Mourik, Turnure, DesCamp, Nelson, Goodspeed, Williams, La Fontaine, Anger, Fourth Row: Hilton, Docter, Filinoff, Baldwin, Neubert, Cody, Fornia. Group IV-First Row: Morgan, Milliman, King, Snow, Rithafawn, Srcenbergen, Second Row: Weisel, Ringoen, Massey, Ngsledr, Mounlaln, Scribner, Waarlp, Third Row: Parker, Nordby, Woodrock, Hargiss, Quigley, While, Tarbill, Moyer, Fourth Row: Wins'ow, Seefeldt, R. Young, T. Young, Rust, Smith. 104 SOPHOMORE HONOR SOCIETY TI-IE PRIMARY PURPOSE of fhe Torch Socie+y is no+, as is generally believed, only Io encourage beHer scholarship bu+ 'ro develop in +he slud- enl' 'rhose qualifies of diligenlr sfudy, honesly, and alerfness which will bene- Fii him in Iarer life ..... To gain high scholaslic honors each pupil musf Think clearly and logically Thai' he may climb Io 'Ihe lop, noi only in The classroom and acI'ivi'ries, bul' in all phases of life ..... Every member of Ihe Torch Sociely has learned from experience and prof- iled by fhe Roosevel+ molio Wha+ I am 'ro be I am now becoming. . . First Row: Bolsrad, Bloss, Brennan, Baldwin, Cumbv, Burkland, D. Anderson, Second Row: Byers, Cryor, Bis- sell, Bequcttr, Bogrcr, F. Anderxon, Cornwall, Burlzheimer. Third Row: Bremer, Bus, AVI. Boles, Crawford, Bower, Cross, Adamson, Coopersrcin, Fourth Row: Bussard, Chal- fzmt, G. Blanchard, R. Anderson, Alexander, Adkins. First Row: A. Klein, Horn, Kwupll, Horron, Henderson. Hull. Second Row: Legg. Hollander, M. Kincaid, Hwang, Johnston Hedsrrom ' ' : Q . , . , M. Klein, Third Row Houston, Hoard, Landas, Levy, Keilholtl, Has meier, Harris. onnesen 105 First Row: Elzey, Dupar, Eggersgluess, Curran, Forde. Dennisron, Dore, Second Row: J. Goldberg, Gallagher. Daly, Giberson, Goodwin, Davis, Grindall, Third Row: DeFriel, Guppy, Grant, Graves, Gardner. Dunn. Fourth Row: Elwyn Grunbock, Edgar Grunboch. D. Deils, Gel- Iarly, Felzis, Glaser, First Row: Lewis, .Mum Lilygren, Nilsen. Maman, Loans- bury, Moore, Riste. second Row: Nobles, Rawlings, Penr- son, Rutherford, Mays, Royal, Randles. Third Row: Rothwell, Nelson, Moore, O'Brien, Rumin, McKinnell, Mounsey. Fourth Row: Ramsdell, Marshall, B. Redlin, N. MacLeod, Mercer, Loomis, Lirrle. THE LIBRARY: CENTER OF Q PUBLICATICDIXIS A MODERN NATION could not long exist without publications. As soon as large countries developed, the science of printing was established. The Gutenberg press was only one of the inventive and scientific dis- coveries, made by the Germans, which ended the Dark Ages, and brought forth the period of Renaissance. Another means of self-expression, other than with words, also found its place in German life-that of music. It was in Germany that musical genius of the finest type dwelt. The pro- gressive spirit has always seemed to have invaded those people, and from their land has come forth the Youth Movement. . At our school, The Roosevelt News and Strenuous Life serve as printed records of our high school days .... . . 106 E5 QM ' I 1 1 1 W Hll l! M lw Q R . : :Emi 1 3 gyx 6 x W w1 , 1 i s Rn 1+1 vf, A ll will ix ..Q. .. :gl 3 '- if tlV4 W - - gmyf 3 3 QJM 51 fesxmi ir: u Q f W Q' QQ 5 . Q3 E 31? 3 Xi WMF X 1 Qi S f + ' W 1 MVQQQQ X 1 'ff?i -,, x'-',' w Q 3 . 31:1 , IS M, W ., ,L K ' mf ,Q 4 gig S . 3 'Illini-,4 e 'N1'1 4 l -V-21-444 4 img? ,.,4, WITH THE NEWS STAFF DEADLINE WEDNESDAY- Monday: Four pages wiTh six or seven eighTeen-inch columns To be Tilled wiTh copy! ThaT's The reason Tor all Th acTiviTy in 2 I 8 as husTIing neophyTes publish The paper. J , - 1 Jo Ryan Laughlon While ' Marie Grunewald Waldemar Gustafson Bill Boudwin Editor Editor School Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor ' EI Sb 11' Q Virginia Miner F Ed r Feature Editor J h G dfreg Miss Edna Breuzeule School Editor Advisor TWELVE YEARS AGO The TirsT sTudenTs enTered RooseveIT halls, and Trorn ThaT group a sTaTT was organized To gaTher The copy Tor The TirsT weekly puIoIicaTion. Since Then, group aTTer group has soughT and won honors Tor our paper. This year will sTand ouT in The hisTory oT The News, Tor iT is The TirsT Time Thar iT has reached rnore Than TiTTeen hundred sTudenTs. IT is hoped ThaT in a 'Few years The News can be disTribuTed To everyone. . All Those who have ever conTribuTed To The pubIicaTion OT The News have worked To rnalee iT a paper OT Ideals and Ideas RepresenTing Progressive American YouTh. ............. . -And now iT's 3O Tor anoTher year oT The RoosevelT News. . 108 A M ADVERTISING STAFF IT IS Tl-IROUGI-I The medium oTc1dverTising ThoT The publicoTion oT The RoosevelT News is mode possible. For This reoson, Ad STQTT members ore consTcxnTly on Their Toes obToining cidverTisemenTs. .lurk Boyd Jim Pack Mae Morgan Dorihy Stoll Mal! Gormley Manager, First Manager, Second Collecting Manager Clerk Mailing Clerk Semester Sem Phyllis Schwenk Berry B I1 Business Manager S I Paul Monesmizh Sam N. GI ss Solicitor Advisor ' TI-IIS YEAR The sTcTT, which is enTirely composed oT volunTeers, mode o good record. IT overoged one hundred inches every weela unTiI The ChrisT- mos issue. No STQTT in The posT Tour yeors hos equcled This record. . . CollecTing ods colls Tor much overTime ond worlds of pciTience in soTis- Tying The odverTisers. IT is one oT The Tew ploces in RoosevelT where The sTudenT musT conTocT The business mon in selling o producT. IT produces TighTers. Some sTudenTs never reod The ods buT never con This be soid oT you ciTTer serving on opprenTiceship on The cid sToTT. To The oclverTising STQTT This yeor hcis been odded The collecTion sToTT. Their eTTiciency hos l4epT our ouTsTonding occounTs lower Thon ever beTore. Probobly This suc- cess is due in porT To iTs ScoTch monoger ..... . . 109 THE ANNUAL STAFF Cl-TOOSING A THEME, Taking picTures, wriTing and re-wriTing copy, mounTing picTures-These are buT a Tew oT The Things ThaT occupy The Time and ThoughTs oT The sTaTT Trom SepTember Till June. Catherine Caraher Addr Benedict Marlin Cosiello Jarh Macdonald Walter Reid Editor Associate Editor Pictorial Editor Assistant Pictorial Associate Editor Editor Senior Editor Ray Fur ll B S Assistant Senior Jain: Ed Editor Gordon Milliman Ted Gerhard Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor THIS YEAR The Annual STaTT is presenTing To The sTudenT body oT Roos- evelT a new book. compleTely reorganized in sTyle, appearance, and in conTenTs. The revaluaTion oT The maTerial has made possible a represenTa- Tive book oT sTudenT liTe. A new plan was inauguraTed Tor Taking picTures which increased The eTTiciency oT The phoTographer and his assisTanTs and produced beTTer picTures as a resulT. Also This year The Annual STQTT mem- bers Took over The diTTiculT Task oT picTure mounTing. This reduced The expense and made possible The money Thus saved To be devoTed To oTher parTs oT The book. A new and more saTisTacTory cover was inTroduced TeaTuring a new design and new maTerial. Besides These more noTiceable improvemenTs, There were many oThers. The Senior secTion oT The book is almosT compleTe. A qreaTer percenTage OT Seniors' picTures were Taken 110 THE ANNUAL STAFF lT HAS BEEN THE AIM of 'rhis yecu s onnuol sfoff fo presenf fo fhe sfudenf body Q wriffen clnd picforiol record of fhe ocfivifies of fhe posf yeor in on inferesfing ond colorful sfyle. Marian DesCamp Dick Montgomery Donna June Grinnell Jnrk Ryan Ray Longtin Girls' Sports Boys' Sports Activity Editor Assistann Activity Exchange Patricia Kahlh Jane PM Educ' SC11001 Life Ed L erary Ed Miss Lois F I F d Th p Advisor Business Advisor fhon ever before ond if is fhe desire of fhe sfoff fo see fhis secfion corn- plefe in 1935 ....... ..... . . . . Thus fhe Sfrenuous Life is sfczrfing ouf on o new ero .... The infro- ducfion of fhe Sfudenf Tickef hos rnode possible o wider disfribufion of onnuculs fhon ever before in fhe hisfory of fhe Sfrenuous Life. Eighfeen hundred onnuols were prinfed .... The Theme, My America, was chosen by fhe sfoff fo bring fo fhe minds of fhe sfudenf body fhe debf of grcufifude we owe our forefcifhers for fheir greof confribufion fo our developmenf ................ The sfoff wishes fo fhonk fhe engrovers, prinfers. phofogrophers, oncl especially fhe foculfy crclvisors, Miss Fulfon, Mr. Thompson. ond Mr. Pefer- son, whose ciclvice oidecl qreclfly in molqing fhe onnuol ci success. . . 111 0 SPORTS WITH THE DEVELOPMENT of sciences, economics, industry, and govern- ment to such a high degree, We in America have found ourselves faced with the prob- lem of leisure time Well spent. Modern in- dustry with its break-neck speed finds no place for the physically unfit, but demands that people bear the strain of speed and pre- cision. From the Scandinavian countries comes the American spirit of adventure and concentration which predominates through- out modern athletics. It was in those nor- thern countries of Europe that skiing, track, and gymnasium work in the public schools, as we know them today, originated, . . This training in our schools presents to those who take advantage of it a priceless possession for future life ..... 112 if llllxiigi 4 ima A ' N 'WW 1 QM W ui W 4 11, .Q ' .U 1?-..m1nv1llh,X 517'- ffw X an 559' i n A A A 4 ' L' x7'X7'V1'u mmmm gXX X W XY WNSQLOINSL1- A. V- 5 , yi ' lf , 0 NN' fl M ek T f W mffffgf fwfr T I 4 H W' ' E ' if-E A S ,. J? ! Q N QNX' QSiQgEEE5 1 HH HH- m1--J 4 4 an 444 4 ACTIVITIES OF OUR RHO CLUB Rl-IO CLUB: an organizalion of Roosevelf girls who have earned 'rheir Big R, have a high scholarship average, and have exemplified good sporfsmanshipg has as ils purpose 'rhe promolion of good-comradeship and high ideals among alhlelic girls ............ Lova Tenney Madeleine Curran Harriet Holman Lois Thrasher Willa Wilcox President Vice President seeimiy Point Manager Advertising Manager First Row: Whipple, Lobell, Goodspeed, Hwang, Langen- First Row: Rumin, K. Williams, Bagshaw, Sundberg, han. D. Johnson. Second Row: McGrath, B. Newman, Keith. Second Row: Ogden, Magune, Thomason, Connor, Wiltox, M. Johnson, Rainey, Holman, Moodie. Third Turnure, DesCamp. Third Row: Miss Berkham, Coach! Row: Miss Rogers, Advisor: F, Newman, Amundson, Thrasher, Hegewald, Curran, Partridge, Tenney. Cole, Goodwin, Hall. THE OUTSTANDING SOCIAL evenl under lhe sponsorship of 'rhe Rho Club was lhe annual fall banquel in honor of lhe iniliaies, wilh Mrs. Roberla Frye Wall as guesl speaker. The banquer was presided over by Doris Turnure, Ioosrmislress. The formal inilialion was given by Lova Tenney, The new members being: Mary Keilh, Bernice Newman, Fern Newman, Kcrlhryn I-lall, Margarel' Bagshaw, Margarel Rumin, Palricia Magune, Nancy Labell, Lois Langenhan, Mabel Parlridge, Lillian Thomason, Maxine McGra+h, and Peggy Pelricla ................ In lhe spring an ailernoon lea was given 'ro welcome Ihe second group of incoming girls and lo honor lheir molhers. Those girls who obiained membership are: Frances McCormac, I-lenrieifa Schumacher, Roberla Dodds, Joanna Damman, and Mariorie Somers .....,.......... . As a grand finale 'rhe Rho Club girls joined in a picnic. Swimming and boaiing were 'rhe main evenls of lhe day ............. Much credil is due Lova Tenney wilh Ihe help of lhe olher officers and Miss Rogers 'lor 'rhe successful way in which Ihe Rho Club ac+ivi+ies were conducled ..... II4 SPORTS SPONSORED BY RHO CLUB UNDER THE GENERAL managemenT of Alice Ogden, a number oT sporTs were sponsored by The Rho Club and clirecTed by members ap- poinTed by Lova Tenney. PoinTs were given Toward leTTers. Miss Leona Beckham and lvliss CaTherine Rogers coached These TurnouTs .... The social TuncTion, under The direcTion oT The general manager, was The Gym Dan- dy, a dance, held Tor all Those girls who enTer school Miiiiiiifm cefiffii 351222, Misbgffiiham SP0 ls ------ ' BASKETBALL: An excepTional year oT baslaeTball was managed by Emily Hegewald assisTed by Priscilla Hwang. The season consisTed oT preliminary play Tollowed by inTer- class games, The seniors winning. Two all-sTar Teams were chosen which played an exhibi- Tion game aT The wind-up rally .............. Girls' inTer-roll basl4eTball was inTroduced This year wiTh Miller-Moody's Team vicTorious Co-managers MorgareT Bagshaw and MargareT Rumin direcTed The play. . . . HOCKEY: Hockey sTarTed This spring wiTh a new plan oT morning TurnouTs: Nancy Lobell as manager. ATTer Tour weeks oT pracTice, inTerclass games were played, The seniors carrying oTT honors ................ TENNIS: Two TournamenTs were played OTT, one in The Tall wiTh Alice Ogden as cham- pion, and one in The spring which had noT finished aT press Time. Eileen Rainey arranged The maTches Tor The year ........ ........ SOPHOMORE'HOCKEY-Nelson, Temple, Wesllund, SENIOR BASKETBALL-Goodwin, Curran, Hwang, F. Rhodes, McNeil, Fujihira, Wenerlind, Hedsrmm, Jacob- Newman, Hegewald, Amundson, McGrath, Tenney, M. son. Johnson, Ogden, 115 SPORTS SPONSORED BY RHO CLUB HIKES7100 POINTERS-Battin, Tumure, manager: SENIOR VOLLEYBALL-First Row: McGrath, Hege- Goodspeed, P. Hwang, Wezlerlind, Partridge. Rhodes, R.Hwany, Hedsrrom, Powell, McGrath. Front: Langen- wuld' Amlmdson' ,Hwang M' Johnson' Lund' Sfcond hun, Olson. Row: Hall, Goodwin, F.Newman, Curran, Ogden, Wilcox. fxgffifzflf IQQEEALZ-5gf:si0WgnRh 5 ddyk K FRESHMAN TRACK-Pm: R Smith, Gregory D. Johnigo K ,,j s',, ,,,,,,,,e,j Gogd P d L 9 ,, Lander, Rourke, Mnnmzd. s .1 Row: Hartzell, R Thomason. Wilcox, Reed, Coy, Mathews, l-llKES: Because of The very enfhusiasfic hike manager, Doris Turnure. The spiriT of The girls. and The good weaTher, The hikes This year were exfra- ordinary. Carkeek and Seward parks, Green Lake, and Mercer lsland were all made desfinafions of scores of girls. The annual bean-supper hike was held closing The happy season ......... VOLLEYBALL: The second sporT, volleyball, was sTarTed in January and was managed by Dorofhy Amundson. An excifing class TournarnenT was played in which The seniors were again TriurnphanT ...... BASEBALL: Under The managemenf of Miriam Descamp, baseball had a very successful season. A large nurnber of girls represenTed each class. The play was held bofh before and afTer school for The convenience of The girls .............. TRACK: This differs from all ofher sporTs, for The girls do noT compefe for places buf againsf Their own records. Many girls won Their poinTs by placing firsf, second, and Third in evenTs in which They parTicipaTed. Mickey McGraTh managed The field This year ...... 116 GIRLS' GYMNASIUM PROGRAM PING PCDNG: A very excifing ping pong Jrournamenf was scheduled by Marcelle Johnson. Each class had ifs separale Tournomenlz Winners are shown below ............. LITTLE R : Vicforia Pelers was fhe only Lillie R winner by fhe Time of rhe firsf leH'er assembly. This leHer is awarded 'ro Freshmen who have earned one hundred poinls. H does no+ counl' 'l'OWC1I'Cl eligibiliiy for +he Rho Club .............. GIRLS' GYMNASIUM CLASSES: The girls' gymnasium program has on ifs schedule a greaf vorie+y of classes. Sophomores and freshmen are com- pelled 'ro regis'rer for an hour of dancing, ei+her folk-dancing, clogging, or dance fundamenlals and one hour of alhleiics or individual sporis. General gym will be compulsory lo all new girls nexf semesler. Upperclassmen may 'rake advanced clogging or folk dancing, Jrumbling, eifher beginners or advanced, or sporl classes. Miss Rogers and Miss Beckham conduci lhese gymnasium classes. PING PONGQLITTLE R WINNER7First R 1 MANAGERS-First Row: R min, Bagshaw, M. Johns R H Il, Turnure. Second Row: Peters, Little R Turn Lobell, McGrath. S d R : DesCa p P G odwin, Ogden, Miyugawu. H g R y, Amundson, Heg ld ADVANCED TUMBLING-First R : B mis. Second Row: Calvin, Courtwrfght, F. Newman, Zulnuf, Ahrens. FOLK DANCING-Day, Massarl, Cornwall, Olsen, Haus- Third Row: B. Newman, Mourik, Top: Spengler. ron, 117 sporls offered lo every boy in lhe school .... INTRAMURAL SPORTS Q FALL BASKETBALL-MAJOR LEAGUE MR. SMITH Champs: Thompson, Brcndel, Ritzman, Hilton, Tousley. Runners Up: Garland, Hodgen, Olsen, Hansberry, Kingman, Langschmidr, Williams. WORLD HISTORY LEAGUE Runners Up: Moroz. Blanrhard, Adams, Totten, Thorsis, Slurgess. Champs: Frzirbank, Klein, Bamerr, Maxwell, Grim, Hazelbrook, Geiser. Johnson, Znd: Nordby, champ.: SPRING BASKETBALL7MAJOR LEAGUE Champs: Kingman, Hodgen, Faires Runners Up: PING PONG Voelher, Langschmidt, Hrlron. Rirzman, Kash, Williams, Solvason. Holmes, Louchs, Colquo- Barnerl, Brd. houn. SPRING BASKETBALL+MINOR LEAGUE Champs: Macdonald, Swanson Anderson, Hague, Damman, Hulse, Gilbert, Field, Runners-up: Templeton, Maxwell, MEDAL WINNERS AND MANAGERS First Row: Bray, Horseshoe Mgr., Collyer, runner-up, Boudwin, Hand- ball Mgr., Rice, Handball Mgr. Sec- Row: Lintort. Roll Horseshoe champ., Frye, Horseshoe champ. Third Row: Davis, Golf Mgr., Wilson, Golf champ., McDonald, Tennis runner- up. MR. SMITH and his able managers deserve praise for Jrhe year-around program of Baskelholl, managed by Jim Crooks and Frank Anderson, proved popular, wilh roll 2I2 winning 'lhe fall maior league championship and Mr. Thompson's roll, 'rhe minor league lille. Mr. Smi+h's sixlh period won lhe World Hislory League Championship, while Spring Baskelball found Fosler Faire's and Marvin Damman's leams leading Their respeclive divisions .................. Golf was managed by Laurence Davis and Maurice Graham, wi'lh Johnny Wilson champion: while Tennis, managed by Jim Boudwin and Tom Young, saw John Moore as ils champion ...,.............. Handball and Horseshoes were popular allracfions as was Ping Pong, managed by Tom Myers. Baseball, direcled by Howard Garvin, Howard Biggs, and Chuck Lowry, compleled lhe year's aclivilies ..... ......... 118 ATHLETICS YELL STAFF: Much crediT is due This year's yell sTaTT wiTh STanley Harris as Yell King, and Monroe Pineo and Willy l-loTTman as Dukes, Tor The Tine spiriT They porTrayed ThroughouT The year. AT pep assemblies, aT TooTball or baskeTball games, Their excellenT spiriT was emulaTed by The sTudenT body. ........ . TUMBLERS: A group which is rapidly coming inTo The limelighT aT school acTiviTy is Sherry BerThiaume's Tumblers. This group oT some TwenTy-Three members assembles every school morning Tor The purpose oT gaining greaTer physical prowess and becom- ing more proTicienT in The arT aT Tumbling .......... TENNIS: Coach LeaT's rackeT-wielders looked very promising To land a high posiTion in The sTandings This year. The Team, having been picked by eliminaTion TournamenTs, was as Tollows: FirsT man, Bob Chapman, second man, Willard Anderson: Third man, Dick Chapman: TourTh man, Dan HarTneTT1 and TiTTh and sixTh posiTions were Tilled by Bob Vaupell and Shelby BesT, respecTively .......... GOLF: This year's Team should TiT The requiremenTs Tor anoTher championship aggrega- Tion, wiTh Garland aT TirsT man, Gray aT second, McClinTock aT Third, WalTel's Tilling TourTh posiTion, Johnson aT TiTTh, Karch aT sixTh, Evans aT sevenTh, and Berg aT eighTh man. AT press Time RoosevelT had Triumphed over Lincoln, l7lf2-6lf2, losT To Ballard, IZVZ-I IVZ, Then scored a double vicTory overlWesT SeaTTle,. 24-0, and Cleveland, l , . ,, I9V2-4lf2. . . . . . . . . ' . . . , , . . Q 'Q s X I S , .1 -A 4 Vt 'I'UMBLERS+First Row: Sweer, Marrinson, Hansberry, Bclhema, Clark, Gerhard, Second Row: Bcrthillume, Ma!- , hews, Bauer, Jacobsen, Wright, Best, Carter, Ellis, Bouee, YELL STAFF-Hoffman, Pmeo, Harris. 4' . Downey, Dunbar, Bressler, Swemam, Fadden, Lindsrram. Third Row: Bainbridge, Jensen, Richards, TENNIS-First Row: O'Bricn, VKIUPPU, Broadbenr, GOLF-First Row: Gray, Garland, Brighton, Second Comb Leaf' Second R0Wf R- Chlwman. Anderson, Hari- Row: Johnson, Walrer, Chuuey, Morris. Third Row: nelt, Crooks. Coach Smirh, Karch, McClintock, Ramels, E. Berg. 119 P Wf5HlxvG .You LUCK 'NEXT SEAS'o N fv-fW 0 THE STORY OF FOOTBALL Conch Dvorak Wright Colquhoun Gilbertson Milroy Wolf Ramm Holmes McClintock Wise Minnrd THE ROOSEVELT gridsTers wiTh a new shiTT and new silken iersies made Their debuT upon local grid circles in hopes OT increasing Their fooTboll presTige. This debuT, The con- TesT wiTh The Abes from Lincoln, proved To be o roTher disosTrous aTToir Tor The Teds, by The overwhelming score of 28-6. Even Though Things n'iighT hove looked a liTTle black Tor The Teds aT This poinT, The gorne hod uncovered one ThreaT, a ThreaT which laTer proved To be o poTenT weapon To more Than one unsuspecTing opponenTq This was The passing con'ibinaTion of Milroy To Wise. A grim ond deTerrnined RoosevelT ouTTiT Tools The field Tor The nexT encounTer, The conTesT wiTh The huge Kuays Trom Queen Anne. Much crediT was due The Green ond Gold for The splendid showing They made againsT The burly Grizzlies ,.,............ 120 M nity nov R s ,xi di 62? I Jug' C . ru THE STORY OF FOOTBALL Tl-TE TEDS sTopped The re- puTedly sTrong running aTTack of Queen Anne, smoThered Their brillianl' passing aTTack, and acTually ouT-played Their heavier opponenTs in baTTling To a scoreless Tie .... Playing heads-up ball The Teds meT and swepT aside The ever-TighTing Eagles Trom Cleveland by a 20-O score. ATTer hanging up Their TirsT vicTory of The season The Teds knuckled down and prepared Tor The melee wiTh Garfield. Any high hopes RoosevelT D ff ' . K,f',,,, B yh'O Mmm mighT have had were puT down 0321225 in shorT order by The Bulldogs. AlThough The Teds scored TirsT on a blocked punT, They were soon To realize ThaT They were againsT an aTTack wiTh which They were unable To cope. Time and Time again were The desperaTe Teds swepT back over The goal line, unTil aT The end of The game The scoreboard showed a 28-7 vicTory Tor The Purple and WhiTe ........... AnoTher deTeaT was marked up againsT The Teds when They Tell before The Beavers of Ballard by a score of 20-I 3. This game, however, proved anoTher qualiTy of This Roose- velT aggregaTion, The abiliTy To keep TighTing The whole game Through, no maTTer how Tough The sledding, no maTTer how appareni' The deTeaT ....... All The aTTribuTes ThaT were shown in The earlier games were culminaTed in one glorious smashing vicTory over Franklin, 6-O. ln The second quarTer ConsTable scored aTTer a beauTiful pass from Milroy To Wise had placed The oval wiThin scoring disTance. . . Two scoreless periods Tollowed and when The final gun sounded, eleven Tired buT happy gridiron warriors Trudged off The Tield, ringing down The curTain on RoosevelT's I933 grid acTiviTies .................. 121 SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL lxxrsl Row. Scouncs, Cfrunlmcle, Ilvmphill Lohmun. Second T-urst Row: Janus, Holson, Madden. Squzcr. Second Row: Icluw: lyllqr. Ilucy, Burnt, Slzuch. llcrmnguzay, Blarluzorlz, Mgr. Su,'ctmm1, Parkur, Doolson, Miller, Mgr. Carpcntvr. Mr. Muna. STAGING A GALLANT deTense The TirsT holT ogoinsT o more powerful Lincoln second Teorm, The Teddies succumbed in The losT conTo os The Lynx drove over To o 28-O vicTory in The fi rsT encounTer oT The seoson .... . . ln The mosT Thrilling boTTie seen on o RoosevelT gridiron Tor oi number oT seosons o losT-minuTe Touchdown by Queen Anne spelled deTeoT Tor 0 gollonT Green ond Gold squod on o roin-soolaed Tielol, 7-O ...... RegisTering The TirsT vicTory oT The seoson, The Rough Riders lived up To Their nome by running rough-shod over o weols Clevelond eleven. The Eogles were bodly hondicoploed by ci locle oT subsTiTuTes ond were de- TecrTed by o score oT 20-O. ' ....... . . . Given much The some TreoTmenTc1s Their older broThers, The Teddy seconds were bodly oleTeoTed by GorTield, I9-O. Locls oT sTrengTh in The line was The moin reoson Tor deTec1T, os The Bulldog Torwords broke Through ogoin ond ogoin To sTolo The Teddy boll-corriers ...... . BoTh Teoms missing TrequenT chonces To score, RoosevelT ond Bollord ToughT To o scoreless Tie oT The Solmon Boy gridiron. . . . . Winding up The seoson in o bloze oT glory, The RoosevelT seconds meT ond deTeo1Ted The Fronlelin Green Wove in o Thriller, 8-O. The Teddy score come os or resulT oT o blocked leicle ond o recovery neor The Quolqer gool line ............... 122 if if 5135 X: 4 fi F K FRESHMAN-SOPHOMO 6I?JQ1T LIB My N 'U . jf V PirsrR Lggllllg Lbbllbd wms IR Hh C 11v11 lf B111, K y KK II Tl IR Bl 11 IJ C 1 sem- YI C11 r Il TIZAM7Firs1 R 1 11 L111 Il 11 ll S11-11-1111, Bl 11 1 1111 s 11 R 11 Th 1 1101.11 1.1 1 ll Ii 1 Ig T I:irstR s II B1 11 11 1111 s 11 , Row: B s 11 ff 11 rh 1 R B W 1 'lhun Tb 1 OUTPLAYING LINCOLN buT deTeaTed by The brealqs, RaosevelT's ur1derclassr1'1er1 losT a close game To The Lynx, I2-6, buT showed plenTy aT rr1aTerial Tor TuTure TirsT Team members ........ A heavy WesT SeaTTle ouTTiT Tell before The o1'1slaughT oT The Green and Gold machine in a baTTle ThaT clearly derr'1o1'1sTraTed The superio1'iTy oT The Teddies by a I3-O score .......... . Jourrleying over To The lair aT The Ballard Beavers, The Rough Riders meT deTeaT aT The hands aT Their sTurdy oppor1er1Ts by a score score OT 7-6. . . 123 STORY OF BASKETBALL l Conch Dvorak Norman Rumm Grunbock Kush Hilton Olsen Weber Wise Ragan Milroy WITH BUT TWO reTurning leTTermen around which To build a Team Thaf would uphold The splendid prececlenT seT by The greaT '33 quinTeT, Coach Pop Dvorak consTrucTed a Team which came wiThin an ace oT winning The coveTed pennanT. Besides The Two leTTermen who Tormed The nucleus, Wise and Weber. The Team was maTerialIy bolsTered by The sTeady and dependable play of Three newcomers To RoosevelT TirsT- sTring basl4eTball, Ragan, Milroy, and Olsen. Norman and l-lilTon played ball TaiThTully as subsTlTuTes ................ RoosevelT sTarTed OTT excellenTly by handing deTeaT To Queen Anne, 25-I0 and Ballard, 35-20. The spiriT ThaT broughT vlcTory To RoosevelT in The TirsT Two conTesTs appeared To be lacking as The Teds Tell beTore Cleveland, 2l-I 7. Back again came The Colonels To smoTher The Garfield Bulldogs by a score OT 27-I6, and aTTer a TerriTic sTruggle To down Franklin, 27-l5. To Top oTT The TirsT round RoosevelT smeared WesT SeaT+le, 37-9. Opening The second round OT play The Green and Gold whipped Queen Anne, Ballard, and Cleveland by scores oT 3940, 30-26, and 22-I4, respecTively. WiTh The local sporTs wriTers pracTically conceding a second Green and Gold pennanT-winner, The Teds wenT inTo a slump and bowed To 6arTield, I5-l2, and Franklin, 23-20. These Two deTeaTs virTually eliminaTed any TiTular hopes Tor RoosevelT. WiTh The vlsion of Two sTraighT championships Tadlng, The Team morale Tools a severe leT-down. The WesT SeaTTle Indians, Talsing advanTage aT This, grabbed oTT a 27-20 vicTory. Even Though The Team Tinished in Third place They had The saTisTacTion of having The league leading scorer, Weber, and of handing Ballard, The Team which won The pennanT, a double deTeaT. 124 STORY OF BASKETBALL SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL I-ns: Row: Coach Dvorak, B. Dvorak, Barnell, Lundy, Shane, Loomis, Voelker. Second Row: Ritz- man, Bond, McConnell, J. Kush, Hedeen, Sierer, Quinn, Williams. 'lim Q-Gwyk I I SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL First Row: Keeney, Gray, Klein, Lillie, Gellally, Olger, Second Row: Mgr, lllartin, Blanfhard, Gilles- C h T pie, unc urner. l-RESHMAN BASKETBALL First Row: Gilberr, Wolff, Elerding, Wieland, Field, Cook, Second Row: Mgr. Martin, Olson, Smllh, Blark, Ed. Grunbock, El, Grunbork, E. Berg, Clark, Coach Turner, FAVORED by a large lurnoul, Mr. Turner laughl fulure Roosevell lirsl slringers sound lundamenlals of 'rhe game. The freshmen had a good record, winning Four and losing four, while The sophs, 'rhough losing seven and winning only one game, showed lhemselves lo be lighlers in every game .......... The Rough Rider seconds splil even in lhe firsl round, delealing Queen Anne, IO-O, losing lo Ballard, I8-7, lrouncing lhe Eagles, 25-7, losing 'ro Garfield, l7-7, lrouncing Franklin, I4-7, and swamping Wesl Seallle, 32-I3. In relurn games lhe Teds again dropped lhe Kuays, I2-8, losl a lhriller lo Ballard, I2-I I, losl lo lhe Eagles, l64l5, lied lhe Bulldogs, I6-lb, and beal Franlalin and Wesl Seallle, respeciively, l6-I I and l4-6. 125 STORY OF FIRST TEAMiFirst ROW: Constable, Allen. Nlilruy, SECOND TEAM--First Row: Thorsos, Mgr. Myers, T. Sroones. Grant, Faires, Second Row: Bond, J, Kush. Mgr. Bingham. Mgr. Turner. Vaclher. Second Row: 1.angschmi'd1, McCunne'l, Weber, Third Row: Rogan. Colberl. Swenson, Lundy, Wasson, West. Third Row: Bower, Fusl, Quinn, TVise. Coach Turner, Srefcldt. Sirrer, Wesibu. Graves, Adams, Little, Tl-TE GREAT AMERICAN GAME aTTracTed some sixTy aspironTs To The RoosevelT diamond To vie wiTh each oTher Tor The coveTed posiTions on The Team. Five reTurning leTTermen combined wiTh a galaxy oT excellenT rookies, ough+ To be a winner in any mon's league ................ Going in To The TirsT game oT The season, The conTesT wiTh Franklin, The Teddy line-up saw Rogan and Allen Torming The baTTery, McConnell aT TirsT base, Milroy aT second, Weber aT shorTsTop, GranT holding down The hoT corner aT Third base: in The garden, Wise aT righT Tield, ConsTable aT cenTer Tield, and Kush aT leTT Tield. A ba i'i' age aT errors, coupled wiTh ThirTeen Quaker hiTs spelled deTeaT Tor The Green and Gold, 7-5. . In The nexT game OT The season, The conTesT wiTh WesT SeoTTle, The Teds emerged The vicTors, IO-6, due To ConsTable's Tine hiTTing ........ Only one more game had been played aT press-Time, which The Teds won handily. WiTh The score Tied in The ninTh inning, GranT sewed up The game by lashing ouT a Triple wiTh The bases loaded. This game shines as a TribuTe To The worTh OT This year's ball Team. 126 V ffv ,u I ,Auf STORY OF TRACK ' ' Fefe Mfr SENIORSfFirst Row: Willis. Shack, B'oxom, K. Bell. Carroll, Doolson. Second Row: Kingman, Short, Hoclgcn, Ransdrll, Jonvs, Bcvrr. Third Row: Fanrbunh, Martini Gffgow, po fm, C. Bm, mmm. Qwljo ffirfffff P 'fJ 0'f1'31iTo'Rs--F' i 0 'Z cfmdfiz, Hull, Lcibcl, Mom, f .hr . ac d R6Tv: Andi-rson, Baldwin, Mason, Krusc, mc ' bw: Blafhsmfh, Pima, squm, Wolf, runbock, Kariburgi SOPI-lOMORESf'First Row: Blanchard, Schuscnll, Dvor- ak, Morris, Second Row: Carmichael, Grcr-nwood, Dc- Fricl, Hanscn, Kragslad, Armstrong. FRESHMEN7Firsr Row: Pichr-11, Mgr. Cmson, Mgr. Srcwrzrl, Mgr. Evans, Grcm. Second Row: Rogcrs, Ncwf ton, Brcsslcr, Wolf, Graham. Third Row: Whipplc, Dumman, Brugman. Link, Lwy, Gnskc, JUST A FAIR sprinkling of veTerans, buT o goodly number oi new aspiranTs, answered Coach Dvorak's call Tor Track Turn-ouT, consequenlrly prospecls Tor a successful season looked douloTTul. l-loving compeTed in no meeTs aT press-Time, iT would be diTTiculT To say iusT how The Teddy Cinder-men sfand in relaTion To oTher periormers ThroughouT The ciTy. The veTerans: ArT Morgan, MerriTT Bloxom, and Kirk Ransdell in The hurdles: lrwin Loucks in The weighfsy Bernie Ramm in The high jump: Kenny Bell and lvlerriTT lvlarTin in The broad jump, Dick MonTgomery in The sprinTs: Frank Pierce in The middle disTancesg Bob Carroll in The pole voulT3 and Charlie Croasdill in The mile, combined wiTh The new-comers oughT To have rounded auT a preTTy Tair Team. Besides The aloove- named The following newcomers should go Tar in varsiTy compeTiTion: Byron Leibel and Gene DooTson in The dashes, Bill Fairbonk and George Arnold in The quarTer, l-larold Gregory and Bill ShorT in The hclT, George Blanchard and Jack Collyer in The mile, and Don Ryan in The pole-vaulT ....... ' ...... 127 Xfxgj NXOQG 'TNQ fx M 145'-f4f f C'T V 1 , 14.-,H L' Ll., . Sam! Ll F E FRCM THE DEPTHS of the jungles first sounded the barbaric rhythm of prim- itive music. To this We have traced the origin of modern jazz which seems to have permeated deeply into the American youths' life. The people of the negro race, whose native songs have become our music, also have influenced our entertainment with their minstrels. The feature section of our book depicts some of the amusing incidents of the year. Though taken at random, they are similar to the Wandering stories of the end-men. The oriental race has given us their arts of pottery, silks, and gem cutting. Along with arts and music, industry has developed to unattained heights, furthered by the combined efforts of all the races. . 128 tiki iiivk tiff i k'k'k tiki ki:,:v5.j: ,:K H N .I A x g????xMsgiW WW lr Eggga Ag ,Wm 5 -Y WW 1' '12 h 7' ' -' - : I ... ... i...ZL,41 ,, MQW 1 1 H Lwfh-a::2L gmif.e gin! NM 15 JE m, ff H AI Wai l fr' W' 1 mv' 4 ru lLm. E 2 Hy NIJNU f ' 1 ww UW 'C umm-My , +A .mwqm w 3 Vgllll Ktimlziail 1 L? GWY1 131 K0 f - A 1 M111mmullllllliullIlllllwlllillflllli ll WI H' f a gb M - .fr fel . -vbf 1 MEI! ll Ei wa Ilnu rw Y X A A X' 152' il X. MW U A W p h my . mhlnhulll' X IIII 4341 lIH:44,, 44444 X In ,iisfl OPERA I, Faculty Directors fLeftl Row lr Miss Phillips, Theatrical Director: Mr, Worth, Music Director: Miss Miller, Dramatic Director, Row Z: Miss Wiley, Theatre Make-up Director: Mr. Delrs, Stage Director: Mrs. Moody, Costume Director. Student Directors QRightj Row 1: Evelyn Soules, Assistant Chorus Director: Patrice Smit, Chorus Director: Adele Hull: Dramatic Director: Jeanne Kirtle, Prompter: Virginia Miller, Theatre Make-up Director. Row Z: Grace Millimnn, Ballet Mistress: Carol Hughes, Ballet Mistress: Doris Freepartner, Music Copier and Arranger: Jane Sglliasen, Music Copier and Arranger: Virginia Marsh, Costume Manager. Row 3: Althen Norwood, Costume Designer: Doris Buckley, Typist: George Jensen, Scenery Artist: Gordon Deils, Stage Manager. THE OPERA, Couniess Moriizof' wos presenied under ihe combined eiforls of: Music, Dromofics, Siege, Cosrume, Mol-ze-up, Secreiories, Ushers, and Ticker deporrmenfs. They were direcied by: Ernesi' Worih, Miss Elvenc Miller, Miss Constance Phillips, Mrs. Anne Moody, Miss Alice Wiley, Harry Deils. Chorles Londes, James Chamberlin ond George Former ........... 130 SCHOOL LIFE The Faculfy Quarfef ..... The Lafesf News . . -. . . lz zaf Snow? Bonzo Hwe Fink ..... Marsl1alli+es ..... Forlorn Floren ..... Marfha Washing+on ..... In Our Eas+er Bonnefs ..... Successful Calami+y 131 SCHOOL LIFE Social Service ..... Beginners' Luck ..... Jus? Wrighf . . . . . HOWSI? . . . . . TI'1eLegis1a+or . . . . . H'saGame . . Replace All Divofs ..... Tri-Y ..... . 132 SCHOOL Hi-Y ..... Cons+able's goin' fo Heaven on a rnule ..... ls I 3 unlucky? ..... We're ready ..... His firsjr sfrugqle . . . . . Young and healflwy . . . . . Wise, Hwe woman ha+er! 133 SCHOOL LIFE This S+renuous Life of Ours!!! ..... Could if be Mr. Froula? . . . . . Sailin' On- . . . . . So Jrhey sing, Thanks For Jrhe Buggy Ride ..... Oh, I heard- ..... l'r's All in Jrhe Thumb 134 THE ART PHOTOS in Ihis book were produced by John T. Yow. THE GROUP AND individuoI piclrures were mode by The RoIs+on S+udio. THE ENGRAVINGS in 'Ihis book were produced by The Wes+er'n Engraving ond CoIor+ype Co. of SeoHIe. THE PRINTING AND BINDING of The Sfrenuous Life wos done in fhe prinnng depor'rmen+ of Lowrnon ond Hanford Co., Seoflrle. Q YC? .1-7h Wi f ,R Ago Mu K an bvefo 6.6 J A gf g-91,2