Roosevelt Junior High School - Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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1934 Top row: Maurice Briggs, Dick Lindstrom, Charles Kalb, Robert Miller, Mr. Schoonmoker, John Gregg, Earl Bennett, Frederick Sculley, XYilber Somers, Jack Heath. Third row: Marian Ryan, Leona Shakotzus, Richard Michaelson, Eugene Cunningham, Paul Keltner Harry Vtlortman, Paul Boynton, John Novak, ,lean Miller, Janet Stevenson. Second row: Miriam Gustafson, Rosemary Folgate, Helen Bolle, Barbara Kingman, June Baber, Mar jorie Brigham, Margaret Drumb, jeane Olson, Marian Elfers, Arlyne Johnson. ' 1 First row! Audrey Jernberg, Dorothy Johns, Genevieve Daugherty, Martha NVinter, Marjorie Ruppert Kathryn Sterling, Charlotte Riche, Roseann Cox, Phyllis Absent: Evelyn Gridley, Robert Jepsen. ' 9A 208 Under the tutelage of Miss Lois Reynolds the junior high school work. VVhen Miss Reynolds was to prove fatal, Miss McGuire took charge of the gr Schoonmaker served as adviser and director. The class always took an active part in the the cleverest assemblies of the first semester was a which room 208 stagedgthe last one they sponsored , Erikson. members of room 208 began their stricken with a sickness which was oup. For the past two years, Mr. activities of the school. One of modernized Mother Goose playlet, was a fine minstrel show. On the staff of Trddylv News, Jeane Olson served as literary editor and ,lack Heath as circula- tion manager. During the last semester Roseann Cox was chosen as editor of the paper, making Jack Heath her assistant. During the three-year period the members of the group secured a number of coveted records and prizes. Dick Michaelson had the distinction ot being the only pupil in the room to be neither absent nor tardy for the three years. In eighth grade Roseann Cox was awarded a tive-dollar bill for her prize-winning essay in the American Legion contest. Harry VVortman, one of the most popular boys in the class, was chosen 9A president. Jean Miller and Marjorie Ruppert were winners in the animal Book Week contest, sponsored by the English department. Charlotte Riche captured typing and spelling honors. In the Honors assembly, held the last week of the semester, athletic certificates were presented to Marion Ryan, Leona Shakotus, Bob Jepsen. and Harry VVortman. Swimming letters were won by Marjorie Ruppert, Marion Ryan, Dorothy johns, and Janet Stevenson. Accomplishments for the members of this class were many. Only a modest be- ginning, they insisted, as they went to the senior high School. SC'UL'1ll'CC'H