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

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Photo by John J. Yaw Portals to knowledge ever lighted . . . by day with highest desires for learning, by night with guiding lanterns of hope.

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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.

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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. .....,. .