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

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3 53 Tig .. 9-7 55 . i if.-is .5 fl X? ZSZMZWZQ T SWW Perhaps The sTril4ing TeaTure oT The AssociaTed STudenTs oT RoosevelT is ThaT iT is selT- governing and paTTerned aTTer our naTional governmenT. As European leaders'seel4 To Teach younger generaTions The values oT Their governmenT, so we show our sTudenTs noT only The values oT democracy buT also give Them responsibiliTies which help Them in Tur- Thering The ideals oT our America. The A. S. R. is composed oT The execuTive. legislaTive, and judicial deparTmenTs. These deparTmenTs have TuncTioned since l929. bringing TorTh each year new proiecTs adapTed To meeT The condiTions oT our changing school-liTe. OrienTaTion assemblies, held in Sep- Tember and February, gave welcomes To new sTudenTs. GreeTings were given Them by The sTudenT-body presidenT, boys' and girls' advisors, and class counselors. Each was pre- senTed wiTh a guide-boolf., The Freshman Compass, Tor The TirsT year oT The school- voyage. The newly organized l-lall Supervisory CommiTTee became acTive wiTh sixTy members. They exTended hospiTaliTy To sTrangers, minimized hall noises during classes, and l4epT The building clear oT suspicious visiTors. Pupil-appreciaTion oT P. T. A. conTribu- Tions To The school broughT cooperaTion Trom The A. S. R. Toward maleing Two evening meeTings a success. AT These Times exhibiTs oT sTudenT-acTiviTy achievemenTs and an a,TTendance-conTesT in rolls broughT large audiences. DeparTmenTs direcTing, commiTTees coops-raTing, advisors assisTingl All, baclsed by The enT5-body, aid The sTudenT-cruise Toward iTs home porT oT selT-governmenT. BOB D PATTY ANN BURTON HARRY KANE ELCENA TORRANCE LES STYVE A. S. R. T Girls' Club President A. S, R. President A. S. R. Secrefary Boys' Club Presidenf STUDENT TICKET BOARD OF CONTROL M A drews, Kane, McCullough, Fordyce, Day, chairman, Holmq Map- , M' Glass, Mr. Buff, Mr. Berihiaume. -sr-ff ww 9?g .gegffgr

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ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 Harrison, Boegem, Davis, Adair, Beck, Armsfrong, Bosworfh, Blomberg, Bowen, Hawkins. Broughfon, Day, Dewhursf, Dickerman, Conner, Crosby, Ellis, M. Chipman, Dand, Clark. Day, Archer, Halgren, C. Chiprnan, Cressman, Fulfon, Clark, Flower, Clifford, Gray. Douglas, Harlacher, Bolsfad, Fosfer, Gerhard, Pefers, Janeck, Biegenzahn, Jenkins, Lampman. Bishop, Johnsfon, Bruce, Gresham, Simpson, Johnson, Fisher, Graham, ixanno, Garing. Dailey, Clifford, Dunning, Gunderson, Criffenden, Liddell, Frame, Berkenkoffer, Hume, Graves The presenf syslem of Cl Sludenl Council including Roll Represenfofives wos slorfed in l929 by Mr. V. K. Froulo, fhe principol, of fhouf fir-ne. The purpose of such on orgonizolion wos fo provide o more democrofic sysfem of governmenf ond fo esloblish one in which fhe sfudenfs fhemselves could folse on more ocfive porf in fhe offoirs of fhe school ond leorn fhe fundornenfols of self- governrnenf. ' The duly of fhe Represenfofives is fo folqe exfensive nofes on reporfs ond speeches given. They rnusf oulso be oble fo give fheii' opinion on fhe fopics broughf up for discussion, ond n'iolf.e on ciccurofe reporf of such discussions fo fheir rolls. Thus if is imporfc1nllhoil'fhe represenfofives, on boy ond girl from eoch roll-room, be corefully chosen by members of fheir rolls on fhe bosis of scholorship, choroc- fer, ond leodership obilify. These represenfofives ore given, olso, on opporfunify fo express fheir orpprovoul or disopprovol on fhe omendmenfs ond oicfions sef forlh by fhe A.S.R. Cobinef of fhe Council meefings.