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

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J iffy fl f 5 f J' rf' J 1 If 'lip If P ,a I l 2 'lx ,I I ill fl of y Will Nts fkf',,f l. X Q ' i fl we dedicate this Strenuous Life. Next year and tl1e next year p find the year after that, new pupils will enter. Some will be scholars, some socialites, some leaders, while others who have been all these things will legvef to repeat their high school activities on a larger scale. Each morn- ia' jwe come to school, sometimes just beating the tardy bell, but we all drfarrive. As freshmen, we soon learn the Roosevelt Code, are taught to reverence the marble seal with its inscription, uWhat I am to be I am now becomingw, and know the beauty of Mr. Froula's Memorial Organ. Every corridor in Roosevelt is known to us and the room numbers 32l, 218, 123 have a familiar ring. Each semester we go through lhc wild seurry of signing in new classes, rushing to get the easiest teacher avail- able. We all know the terror of test days and the Mcrammingi' the night before. For lunch, hamburger with mustard and pickle is the standard dish. In season, football, basketball and baseball claim our attendance and we screech the fight song 'till we're hoarse. Any student can hum tunes from the Opera or tell you the leads in last year's Senior Play. From seven-thirty to four-thirty IIIGPCIS a hum of student comings and goings, activity and laziness, worry and fun. Yes, we make Roosevelt, we are Roosevelt. 4

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