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

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PICNIC COMMITTEE-Anderson, Smith, Jolln Scoll QChuirmnnJ, Polsun, Young. Upper. Jenson. PIN COMMlT'l'EE-Oslrnmler, Barbara Collins fChuirmnnj. Bremer Fairbanks. the SEHIUH: GIFT COMMITTEE-'I'annler, Peterson, Carolyn Brislawn ffllxairmzlnl, Metzger. DANCE COMMITTEE-Richardson, Snider, Hoffman, Bob Snhnnor, tChnirmunl, Kriebcl, Lucky. Davis, Branllmd, Brokaw. TO RELAXING SENIORS AND THEIR HFAREWELLS hardware, which mean so much to everyone, not only seniors, ready before two months of school had passed. The dances, which all of us as freshmen used to yearn to attend, were big successes. Blustering March, with its kites and hal- loons, wi11d and music, proved a delightful uMarch Mixern for Seniors. Later on in the semester, a Wfulip Tusslen was given and ufilttCI'lJllgS,, and Nrugcutters were in their glory. Wasl1ington's Golden Jubilee suggested the theme of the traditional commencement exercises at the University of Washington Pavilion with orations hy James Young, val- edictoriang and Ruth Ackerman, salutato- rian. As additional commencement speakers, the class cl1ose Larry Howard a11d Phyllis Turnureg the faculty, Joan Hatton and Dick Slater. High school days are gone for us. Seniors have told old friends good-hyez, Fletcher Bay, the senior picnic haunt, has been once again the scene of activity, then commence- ment, diplomas fa hope-a hope-a hopejg and a last get-together at the all-important prom!

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CLASS OFFICERS-Hargrave, Treasure-rg Rmlnicki, Presirlcnlg Young. ADVISORS-Miss Grace Norton, Miss Annabelle Johnstone. Secretary: Sl:-lfvnsnn, Vicc-preside-nl. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS-.loan Halton, Dick Slater, Phyllis Turn- SENIOR COMMITTEE HEADS-Stnmiing-Topping, Johnson, Gcarhnrt, un-. Lawrence Howard, Ruth Ark:-rmann, Salnlulnriang James Young, Allenburg. Sirling-Greaves, Yvolf, Ann-ntlc. Valcdiclorinn. I Dear FEHDIHHHD, -BEING THE SECOND IN A SERIES OF LETTERS, PERTAINING Remember, when We were unsophisticated freshmen, with braces and straight hair, how this constant turmoil made us feel so insig- nificant? But having passed through three years of this, we, as seniors, turned to more important things. The Class of '39 had its serious and frivo- lous moments alike. For the Hrst time in the history of Roosevelt an assembly for seniors only was held during class hours. A special committee persuaded the famed skier and photographer, Orville Borgerson, to appear on the program. He must have proved an in- spiration to our Ski Team, for a few weeks later, this team sped over the snow to bring to Roosevelt tl1e cherished Hans Otto Giese Ski Trophy fcapturing the cup, for the first time in five years, from Garfieldj. Another unusual thing that happened this year was that the seniors were able to present their gift to the school before they were graduated: two large pictures, one, a fine portrait of our former principal, V. K. Froulag the other an impressive view of the front entrance, symbolic of Mr. Froulais sixteen years of loyal service. The pin committee surprised doubting Thomases by having those precious bits of

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