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

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050160 T100 To all those people-parents, faculty, and students-who have given of themselves for this school, and to the memory of Theodore Roosevelt whose high standards and ideals have always been an inspiration to us, we dedicate this book. ln so doing, we wish to thank you for your excellent example, and we pledge ourselves once again, to live up to the traditions of Roosevelt High School. In times such as these, there are trials and problems even more numerous than usual, but as modern American youth, we give our- selves to our country's welfare and remember always that Aggres- sive fighting for the right is the noblest sport the world affords. - Theodore Roosevelt. JEAN ALLEN, Editor-in-Chief. Tl QM-AAL If ff ,Z W2 Q ff . The Picture on the OPPosite DLo, J?dl47 JWML u4J,64-X page was chosen by Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt as her .L7g,,,,,.,Af' BV,-.af 1 favorite portrait of her hus- yyiffvf' . band. The small sketch on f! 7 ' WZ? li the right is a copy of the let- - , A4 inf' ter which she sent to us. We VZ d,,-.,ufflfpL',f i are proud to send her a copy ' : f fc ad of our yearbook for 1942. fi f W ff- y , -574. . LL- s 0 A Lev! VVVVXJX' ' i Wfpffi, M feffb' Z l S' my iwfff MM' l el

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