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

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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

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acknowledgment of our indebtedness to many nations of the V. K. 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

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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