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

Page 15 text:

'ix l H N rx N ix a N X A J. . K--. .Y W . mis .xii 5 fgufkfi Wbefgzkzcw CITIES OFTEN GROW in the same fashion as individuals. First there is infancy, when growth is so startling because of the newly-developed powers of mobility and communica- tion. Then comes childhood, when growth is at a steadier pace. Soon, however, the city is an adolescent sprawling in all directions. Thus has it been with Seattle, hurrying through these periods in less than a hundred years. Ahead lies the opportunity for each of us to share in the enrichment of the life and culture of our city in its finest age-its adulthood. ll

Page 14 text:

jq JlfCQ12fQy, fvmzadzzf WHAT MAKES OUR CITY GREAT? Nature supplies us with beauty of surroundings- the lakes, the Sound, the hills, and snow-capped mountains. From these advantages we detract, or to them we add through high ideals and purposes. just as Pericles declared in explaining the merit of beloved Athens two thousand years ago, A spirit of reverence pervades our public acts . . . an Athenian citizen does not neglect the State because he takes care of his own household, so today through pride and high integrity the citizens accomplish the greatness of our city. lo

Page 16 text:

yfafmzlzlkmzlbfz Sheridan Berthiaume Leona Bourke Vesper Hall Ralph Rehbock Marguerite Roys Phillip Stucky Boys' Adviser Study Hall Girls' Adviser Counselor Study Hall Counselor THE TREMENDOUS JOB OF COUNSELING AND ADVISING twenty-four hundred students, keeping a well-organized office, and knowing the whereabouts of fifteen thousand books is only the beginning for Roosevelt's Administrative Staff. They are the nucleus of our school's elliciency. We, the students of Roosevelt, extend our sincere appreciation for tasks always well done. Margaret Bard Mive Kikuchi Agnes Lundgren Helen McCormick Isabelle Neffeler Marion Peterson Main Office Ollice Clerk Secretary Distributive Ed. Attendance Oiice Librarian I2