Roosevelt Junior High School - Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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0 Foreword Co-operation is a magical word and one most important to success and happiness in all activities: the chance to get on well with brothers, sisters, classmatesg with parents, teachers, and friends. In the complex life of today, co-operation would seem to he more important to the individual than it did, perhaps, to those who got together to erect the first high school, three hundred years ago. so that all the children in the village or town could have advantages of education and an opportunity to work, play, think, plan, and create together. Facts are important and leaders necessary, but the work of the world really is done hy those who toil together. Teachers' of Roosevelt recognize thisg and while they do teach facts and dis- cover and develop leaders, they feel they have failed if boys and girls do not learn how to work and play happily together and to meet new situations intelligently. ln these pages, in picture and story, under the divisions of Guidance, Classes, Clubs, Athletics, and School Life, the Roose- velt way of co-operation is emphasized again this year.