Roosevelt High School - Rough Rider Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Many a senior finds his way to the College Bureau to secure information about higher education, Stocked with catalogs and pamphlets from lead- ing colleges, it is ably supervised by Miss Brom- ley and Mrs, Blackburn. Those inquiring now about entrance and scholarship applications and fees are: Blanche Keller, Jean Robinson, Irene Romersa, Harry Washington and Joan Widmayerf' School tickets, teacher and student deposits, club funds and many exchanges pass through the able hands of Miss Gertrude Odom and her Bank staft daily. Open before and during school, our bank takes on the task of counting money, accepting deposits and accommodating others. Staft members are: Sandra Bazzzle, Rose Marie Caputo, Wayne Green, Demitri Mantis, Joan Pusateri, Linda Smith, Betsy Yee and May Yee. ills ku lil 'B' 5 -qt' 'Q 2 ' i f ,.1 i ill llfi tr Nz ln the Library one can always find a quiet study spot with easy access to the large array of help- ful books. Miss Carmack, the librarian, can be seen in the background here working with her assistants: Sharon Banks, Claudia Carter, Sandra Fagans, Pat Jordan, Margaret Moorehead, Barbara Qualls, Kay Quinn, Robert Rankin, Margaret Smith and Judy Wilkinson. i Q l .l i 4 ,,,,-..,,g - F-sr ---s . , J l xx Q x max LO

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471 SJ X! 1.2 Officers President Mrs. Fanny Weissberg Vice President .Mrs. Lenora Drew Secretary Mrs. Leona Cobb Treasurer Mrs. Louise Montague The members of the Home and School Association meet several times a year for a closer under- standing between parents and teachers. They contribute to a li- brary fund for book bindings and a needy-student fund. This year they enabled the school to purchase new risers for Choir use and needed furnishings for a faculty lounge. Here you see some of them sitting in class as each parent followed his child's schedule on 'Back to School' night, when teachers explained the courses of study. Home amd School Association 3 , 5 , l. l l

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i l , K Wifi I A. ,,.,,..,ae,Lp.b. I , ,t VL . 242' E , l 'lf if . l l ing 1 it-' Headed by Mr. Daniel Leahy, the Custodial Staff is usually the first to arrive and the last to leave each day. Their iob is to heat, repair and clean the building, and we are ever aware of the immaculate results. Fifteen members comprise the staft. Here we meet: Mr. Dryer, Assistant Gardenerp Mr, Sullivan, Custodian, Mrs. Sinnet, Matron, Mrs. Gallahan, Matron, Mr. Balderson, Chief Engineer, Mr. Leahy, Chief Custodian, Mr. McCord, Cus- todian, Mr. Rockford, Head Gardener. 1 ff, Never a dull moment should be the motto in the Business Ottice. The active daily routine of Mrs. Josephine Dore, secretary, Mrs. Shirley Herman, clerk, and their student aides is apparent as we drop in on them here. Whether it's a sore throat or an open cut, one can always turn to Mrs. Pauline Nowlan, our School Nurse, for help. She and her assistant, Carolyn Mullen, perpetually supplement their medical aid with a smile and a friendly word. ost E-Q.- 1 I V14 -M V, -.2 , . . an H in 4 ft 'ix ml