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

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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. . .

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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. . .

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Photo by John J. Yaw Knowledge, the guardian of our school, silently protects its portals, remembering always those who have entered here.