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

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CANDID SHUTS '5- Miss Mcuzey-office clerk U-T., ' A' if ' BTI Miss Mottern-attendance Miss Wilson-Red Cross fx li I Lseuf Haroldson Army HQEM1- TE-R . A 2 Mr. Beach-custodian .M if ,Q Lieui. Campbell Army Bam 'C' fflf I F Ensign Roudebush-Waves V. Anderson-C. P.O. ' Miss Mcintosh librarian MH 1 H 'I7

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FACULTY ANNA STEENDAHL: Math., Charity Guild Adv. HILDE- GARDE STEPHENSON: Girls' Adv. EDWARD STILWELL: Algebra, Chess Club Adv. IVARD STRAUSS: Oral Ex' pression, Drama, Band, Stage Construction, Revue Com. Adv., Opera. GERTRUDE STREATOR: English. PHILLIP STUCKY: Geometry, Pre-flight Aviation, Debate Coach, Hall Patrol Adv. DORlS SUNDLING: Typing, News Ad Adv., PTA Bulletin Com., Girls' Club Entertainment Adv. FRED THOMPSON: N. W. Industries, General Business Training, Advisory Council Adv. MARGARET TOMLINSON: Botany, Chemistry, Garden Club Sponsor. LEN TOOMEY: A . .L y k r :. s .rlr W 1 Anno Steendahl Hilclegarde Stephenson Gertrude Streator Phillip Stucky Margaret Tomlinson Len Toomey History, Movie Committee Adv., Library Com., History De- partment Head. EDWARD TURNER: Wood Work, Boat Building, Assist. Basketball Coach. LLOYD TURNER: His- tory, Personal Achievement, Freshman Class Counselor, ASR Adv., Faculty Organ Com. Chairman. OTIE VAN ORSDALL: Math., Good Cheer Com. Adv., Flower Club Adv. HELEN VAUPELL: Algebra, Social Service Com. Adv. ALMA WARD: English, Strenuous Life Adv. ERNEST WORTH: Music, A Cappella, Senior Glee, Senior Orchestra, Mid-Winter Concert, Opera. Edward Stilwell lvorcl Strauss Doris Sundling Fred Thompson . K ' 1 3 f V' K , Edward Turner Lloyd Turner l Otie VanOrsdall Helen Vaupell Alma Wa rd Ernest

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7' W' ' ' M 9 1 A v ,l- Wx -1 ' 1 4, as ,,. pf l I I , H K il ,Q ' 1 r,' ,fqy I . i f A ,v X Q vi . X N. i x ' 4 A P X i ,J D Nw Practically all departments in school have added new courses this year or changed the old to meet war needs. Among the new are: Pre-Flight Physics and other science classes emphasizing military applications, growing plants for camouflage and emphasizing Victory gardens, Marine Navigation using standard texts employed by Naval Cadets, Model Plane Building class, Sheet Metal Drawing class, and Auxiliary Aircraft Tracer class for girls meeting three nights weekly, supervised by the War Training Directors-furnishing pre-training for Boeings'p Social Science l and Global Geography for freshmen, and World Problems for seniors, Study of Propaganda, Political and Social cartoons, posters for Civilian Defense, and Craft projects for Navy Hospitals. Other changes: Commercial classes use special texts applicable to Army and Navy correspondence, English with more and new emphasis on listening skills fthe radio as a factorl, clear, concise expression, and vocabulary study, Home Economics, teaching both to plan and spend wisely to keep up health standards for individuals and nation, special text in Spanish with emphasis on Spanish-American countries and our relations with them. Pupil-response to Service calls show: 5,776 pupil-hours spent by mathematics and some science classes processing fuel oil applications, Commercial graduates assigned as secretaries to all branches of service.