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

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T's A MIGHTY TOUGH JOB bossing any big out- fit. There are just plenty of things that have to be done to keep a ranch going that many of us hands plumb overlook. Well, RHS Ranch is no exception. We need the same sort of management here. Cur foremen are the faculty of our high school outfit. We've a big boss who keeps his eye on the whole spread. He looks over all our cor- rals, or departments, and sees that the hands keep working as they should, but mostly he sees that the whole outfit is doing the best it can. Theodore Roosevelt was the big boss of his two ranches in the badlands of North Dakota, and he kept them running in top shape. Our big boss has a good-sized job to do, and he's kept pretty busy, so we have a second boss, and some ninety foremen to help him. All these foremen and the two bosses are here to help us hands when the going gets tough, and when our problems get too big for us to handle ourselves. It takes a heap of ability to do a good job of bossing, and we've been mighty lucky here at Roosevelt in getting men and women who are doing much towards furthering the in- terests and developing the skills of us hands on the outfit. FOREM FACULTY English Social Science Foreign Language Mathematics Science Commercial Music Health Eclucation Home Economics A rt Inclustrial A rts Physical Education Stucly Halls

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