Pupils are assigned to home rooms al- most as soon as they arrive at Roosevelt, and in these groups they usually remain for the three-year period. If schobl life is to be likened to a symphony, it is in home rooms that tone patterns are made and practiced, modified or completely changed. In the many school contacts pupils reveal how much these patterns mean to them. Home-room teachers do much to bring out each pupil's best; they explain; they help. And what a difference there is be- 9A 218 Burritt, Davis, DeLong, Cooling. 219 Sheets, Wailing, Wallin, Lund. 312 Bookman, T. Layng, J. Layng, O,Conn0r. 204 Meiers, Reynolds, Rotello, Rotello. 211 Burke, Hall, Maculan, Maculan. 203 McCarthy, Mundt, Lanning, Lanning. 108 Smith, Noll, Born, Born. 9B 317 Cerillo, Carlson, Lindberg. 307 Morgan, Yahrmarkt, Ross, Petronis. 303 Campbell, Dewey, Gilmore, Gilmore. 114 Terriciano, Hartsough, Sassali, Sassali. 309 Beattie, Essington, Hunt, Jackson. 208 Rinaldi, Sleeter, White, White. 8A 306B Davis, Shear, Brophy, Brophy. 223 Floden, Meise, Ives, Ives. 224 Udell, Veach. Henard, Stanbery. 304A Heimert, DeRoin, Ainsworth, Briddick. 116 Lambert, Migliori, Nettz, Nettz. 210 Sevinski, Webber, Rush, Rush. 217 James, Cavatio, Lattuco, Alfano. 215 Kiewicz, Perry, Parrovechio, Parrovechio. 113 Price, Fearn, Vernarsky, Vernarsky. ROOSEVELT l 936 HOME ROOMS AT ROOSEVELT tween the culture of the present day lead- ers in education and that of one of those celebrated early American pedagogues, Ichabod Crane, about Whom everyone has learned in the literature books. He went in for psalmody. To the following pupils this past semes- ter should go the credit of working in close harmony for the good of the home-room groups. In each case the president, then the vice president, then secretary and treasurer are named. 8B 315 Crotzer, Early, Carmichael, Carlson. 202 Pfeiffer, Storrs, Sumner, Sumner. 321 Guarnino, Finley, Cassey, Cassey. 222 Stacionis, Morig, Mummert, Mummert. 216 Young, Woodford, Whale, Akins. 302 Ciarpaglini, LaSalla, Cicero, Cicero. 7A 201 Castonguay, LaMaster, Mannering, Man- nering. 304B Crosby, Gustafson, Funderberg, Funder- berg. 316 Beatson, Van Aken, Norman, Young. 209 DiPuma, Bertrand, Brewer, Brewer. 320 Nelson, Welch, Knott, Lintz. 306A Otto, Beck, Quixley, Quixley. 221 Sparacino, Rosella, Cavallero, Cavallero. 7B 301 Kasper, Castree, Pedlow, Johnson. 220 Brooks, Liddle, Sprague, Wylie. 305A N0 officers this semester. 305B Reum, Webster, Wasilis, Wasilis. 207 Kauffman, Krug, Fenicle, Fenicle. 313 No officers this semester.
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