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

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1fzczffb'rzfy6k Laura Brewitt Hiram Fosnaugh Grace Granberg George Muench Katherine Rue Edward Turner SINCE SOME OF RO0SEVELT'S STUDENTS plan to enter the business world after gradua- tion, they have majored in commercial and practical art subjects. They will readily End their places as secretaries or mechanics because they have reaped the benefits of many courses offered at Roosevelt along these lines. amffzembz James Chamberlin Eleanore Loughead Grace Melville E. A. Meyer Elizabeth Montgomery Doris Sundling I3

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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

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Virgil Anderson Edna Breazealc Frances Davis Vera Flory THE TEACHERS OF THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT have helped us to have an understand- ing of the composition of our language and an appreciation of good literature. We are most fortunate to have movies and the use of the radio room where we may record and listen to improve our speech. Louise Fowler Dorothy Gibbon Matilda Gilbreath Sam Glass Desire Goldsmith F. J. Greaves Annabel Johnstone Eleanor Hoem Borghild Lee Minnie McDowell Arthur Rarig Ivard Strauss 14