Roosevelt Junior High School - Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1944 volume:

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A 'I Jw I I, N I I ff I ff-6 I, I 5 f A II I .L , I fw I e I Q ,JN Jw '75 lfflwx GW JZM-diff ' W V Y NN it L f. , D, The YEARBOOK H ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL J 31, -O if i . Q1 VU' Wjzfqxl LM, VD E Y Ki Rockford Illinois 1944 YEARBOOK STAFF Marilyn Burris, Joanne Kilsberg, Joanne St. Pierre, Alfred Makulec, Norma Raymer, Frances Wood, Roy Oliver, Norma Dal Santo Sponsor: Miss Myrtle E. johnson Assistants Subscriptions: Members of Student Council Sponsor: Miss Angela Joyce OLD Advertising: Burton Eggan, David Paster Sponsor: Mr. George I. Fridly OLD Art: Mary Arnett, Ruth Caldwell, Isabelle Campbell, Donald Heisler, Reita Krantz, james Mott, Barton Page, Bill Patterson, Betsy Walker, Rosalyn De Kalb fgcture on page 625 Sponsor: Mrs. Bessie Dougherty FOREWORD While oar hrotherf and fatherf 'are jighting on the far-flung hattle-froritf, oar joh haf hegarz to haild the world of tomorrow. A realization of their iraloar haf inspired the entire school as we worked arid played together thi! year. It if with the hope that thif hoole may prefeht accarately the Jpirit perirading the .rchool that the staff xahhzitf to yoa thif 1944 Seiatoot. Is. a J 'Q , i' fjb DEDICATIGN To the valiant sons of Roosevelt who so nobly serve their country whether on land or sea, and to the memory of those who have given uthe last full measure of devotion do We, the staff, dedicate this 1944 Yearbook. THESE SHALL NDT HAVE DIED IN VAINH Roger Atkinson John E. Bornor Russell Brace Charles W. Cross Eugene Cunningham Robert DeVlieg George Driesbach Kenneth Herron Gene R. LeMaster William Morgan Donald Wade Walter john Yahrmarkt Class of June Class of june, .Class of June Class of june Class of February Class of February Class of june Class of june Class of june Class of February Class of February Class of February 7 1935 1935 1927 1936 1934 1932 1936 1936 1937 1939 1936 1936 vw W, 1 , X - U s . 1 WM humma I1 LJ A A'-- A ', A 51694 WOMC 1 H44 :,,,q.f.i-..' ' M q -11 g 1, H P + 2f wf+f1f M' .12 +'l 'Li ' n ' l v .'Q'l,'flLMg f vi' . .asm F 1 m l NN ',' K 4 p , W My 4 W ' 'x W N ' W 'a l xiii RA In 111-11 1 E.1'QU i N 'W f Ullfl-I111l',ll'!'f2fQA4f l Mr. S. A. Berg, M.A. Sfzpwifzffefzdefzl BOARD OF EDUCATION Charles W. Roeg Frank Di Giovannig S. Peter Ekstromg Ernest Estwingg Lawrence A johnsong A. A. Sehlafg Thomas L. Nolang Charles Davis ..... Hugh D. Tolmie Mrs. Marion L. Bates, secretaryg Mrs. Ruth H. Frihergg Vera E. Walling, chief clerk Loren L. Wliitelxead, presidentg S. H. Berg, Superintendent of Schools. S Mr. F. H. McKe1vey, Ed. M P1'i1zfiLiml 67.44-7fl?f 9 . f . W . X, J f1Q Miss Shifley Ostrom Boakkeeper Mrs. Norma Ang Siefzogmplyer 10 ., W Miss Angela Joyce, B.A Affimzfzt Principal 1 ' s y wi iff' fl fx , X f f . i f NGLISH ffw C III Miss Edith I. Stewart, B.A.g Miss Blanche M. Scone, Ph.B.g Miss Vita Esther Clark, M.A., head of department, Miss Myrtle E. johnson, M.A.g Miss Dorothy R.Blackburn, B.E., B.A ..., Miss Bertha A. Morse, Miss Ann Mous- seau, B.A.g Miss Lois Lar- son, B.A.g Mrs. Evelyn Clark, B.A. Not in picture: Miss Elizabeth M. Sullivan, B.S.g Miss Sarah D. Snyder Exhibit of story-book characters studied in English classes. ENGLISH and LANGUAGE All work this year in English was planned so that pupils might have experience and practice in the art of reading, speaking, and writing the English language effectively. Units in silent and oral reading, literature, oral and written composition, instrumental grammar, usage, and spelling made up the course required for all grades. The importance of English was stressed because -in business and other specialized contacts correct English, speech, and spelling mark success. ' :k :Za :k :R Courses this year in language were offered to eighth and ninth graders and gave them not only knowledge of the language but a better understanding of the people whose language was studied. French, Spanish, German, and Latin were the ninth grade electives. 12 fs Mr. Edgar Van Barrigerg Miss Lucile G. Mathre, M. Mus.g Mr. Arthur A.Annis, B.S ,... Violet Sherwood B.A.g Miss Ruth Hollem, M.A., head of departmentg Miss Mary A. Weldg Miss Florence Penstone, M.A. Solving problems in Miss Hollem's flfth hour algebra class Q1 MATHEMATICS Today more than any other time mathematics is of the utmost importance. Many occupations of tomorrow are based on not only the advanced forms of geometry and algebra but on the fundamentals that so few people consider bothering to learn. This year the beginning steps in all classes of mathematics were learned before going on to more advanced work. The idea of accuracy has been an important part of our Work. A problem is right or wrong. Short cuts in solving problems were introduced. These the students like very much. 13 M, j : . px N . fix W' , ,l J, Mr. Larson's fifth hour social studies class saluting the Hag, Miss Anne Morrison, B.S.g Mr. Ralph Keltner, M.A.g Miss Claire Scone, Ph.B.g Mr. Harold Hux- ham, M.S .... Miss Muriel Lee, M.A.g Mr. Arthur G. Larson, B.A., head of de- partment g Miss Mabel Hop- kins, B,A. SOCIAL SCIENCE The Social Science department sought to teach the students the real meaning of citizen ship, to point out the blessings of liberty which our forefathers made possible, and to make -each student conscious of his duty to his country and ready to solve the problems in future years. Educational movies and the class use of newspapers played an important part in the understanding of our present world problems. 14 aa may Mr. George I. Fridly, M.A., head of departmentg Miss Miriam E. Depping, M.A Not in picture: Mr. Chester Johnson ' Q l l Miss Depping's fifth hour class in typing. COMMERCIAL In the commercial department business practice was offered to the eighth and ninth grade pupils and typing to the ninth grade pupils. Business practice was a general intro- ductory course to business methods and practices, Typing afforded the pupils an oppor- tunity to master the technique for personal use and to determine whether they wished to continue the subject in senior high school. In Typing I the aims were mastery of operation of the machine and correct typing habitsg in Typing II these aims were continued and mas- tery of certain letter forms was also required. 15 of Mr. Normal Calvert, B. 5.3 Miss janet Erlandson, B.A.g Mr. Raymond james, M.A.g Miss Melva Olson, M.A., head of department, Mr. john Cochrane, B.E. Performing an experiment in Miss Olson's fifth hour science class. GENERAL SCIEQNCE To familiarize the students with science in their immediate surroundings was the aim of the General Science department this year. Because of the war and its needs many valuable inventions and discoveries have been made in the field of chemistry, medicine, bacteriology, dentistry, and meterology. Many of these new discoveries have been brought before the students. Emphasis was placed upon health from as practical a viewpoint as possible, so that all might be health conscious continually. Students have often discovered new fields of interest or hobbies from their study of science. 16 Mr. Arthur A. Annis. B S., head of departmentg Mr, Oscar W. Anderson Mr. Thomas Bjorge, B.S. Mr, Lloyd L. Wood Some boys in Mr. Wood's sixth hour printing class. INDUSTRIAL ARTS To coordinate mind and hands was again the goal of the work done in this department during the past year. Through the training in industrial arts, students were better fitted for the American way of living. Good workmanship has always been the pride of Ameri- cans. -The courses offered were mechanical drawing, printing, machine shop, and wood- working. To fill the Position left vacant by Mr. M. C. Balsley, who resigned at the close of last year, Mr. Oscar Anderson taught during the first semester. 17 Miss Edith Staufg Miss Millie M. Knott, M.A., head of department, Miss Marjorie Brigham, B.S. Some girls in Miss Knott's fifth hour sewing class. HOUSEHOLD ARTS Household arts is very useful in time of war. It teaches the girls the fundamentals of home life. The seventh grade sewing classes learned how to make pinafores and to darn and patch torn garments. The clothing A classes made cotton skirts and blouses and have made many articles for the Red Cross. Home arts, a course given to all eighth grade girls, included child care, etiquette, hygiene, and architecture. The seventh classes in cooking worked mainly on the planning and making of breakfasts. The cooking A classes put most of their time into the Preparing of luncheons. 18 Miss Helen Wilcox, B. A,g Miss Lucile G. Mathre, M. Mus., Miss Emma Green, B.A.g Mr. Victor Lunn, M.A. Not in picture Mr. Luther Seimers Ninth grade chorus as they appeared in the Christmas Sing MUSIC The music department offered both vocal and instrumental classes. Miss Lucile Mathre and Miss Helen Wilcox had charge of the vocal classes, while Miss Emma Green instructed the strings classes and the orchestra. Mr. Victor Lunn directed the winds classes and the band the first semester, and Mr. Luther Seimers the second semester. Each of the classes has performed in assemblies. Two evening concerts were given in the spring, one by the band, and one by the orchestra. 19 N' Miss janet Erlandson, B.A.g Mr. Harry Nutting, I B.S., head of departmentg Mrs. Patricia Hackbarth, B.S.g Mr. Harold I-luxham, M.S. Mrs. Hackbarth's first hour class in physical education. Miss Marie Copeland, RN., Nurse PHYSICAL EDUCATIGN The Physical Education department, through its many classes and athletic events, tried to build up the health of each student and to inspire each one to keep fit physically. Baseball, basketball, volley ball, tumbling, table tennis, shuf- Heboarcl, badminton, boxing and swimming were some of the required activities. Clean habits were stressed in locker rooms, in the pool, and on the gym Hoof. 20 Mrs. Bessie Dougherty Miss Merle Crandall A group of Miss CrandaIl's fifth hour craft class ART The Art department offered the opportunity to work toward an ability to see, to think, and to create beauty in everyday living- To see and appreciate those products he will not purchase, such as public buildings, masterpieces of painting and rare vasesg To think in the selection of objects he must buy, such as clothes, furniture, and housesg To create by arranging and combining art objects such as furniture in a room, plants in a garden, and pictures on a wall. Students work with a large variety of mediums such as clay, frescol, tempera, chalk, pencil, and water color in the creating of art objects and the development of judgment in arrangements of parts. A 21 Miss Jeannette Blomquist, B.E., Librarian THE LIBRARY During the year, the library received some money from the Parent-Teacher Association for which new books were pur- chased, making the total number of volumes in the library 3500. Ninth grade students were assigned to study in the library one period each day. During this time members of the Library Service Club assisted in charging books and placing them on the shelves. One teacher assisted the librarian each period also. Seventh and eighth grade pupils were urged to make use of information to be found in the library. This, they could do before or after school. The room was made more attractive by the addition of some new pictures and by the flags of the United Nations which adorn the mantel. ' A typical scene in the library. 22 Q5 fi Q1 fu President-Robert Karp Vice-President-Alfred Makulec - 2 8 Secretary-Dorothy Langkamp Treasurer-Marian Layng Arthur Carter, Lorraine Borst, Marvin Glasson, Dorothy Grubb, jerry Renton, Evelyn Aalfs, Donald Walford Zola Wieland, Robert Russell, Marilyn Voy, Robert Comperini, Eleanor Zweep, Bill Knapp, Donna Brown Merritt Baxter, Doris Pohl, Delvin Weddle, Georgiann Gelbert, Alfred Makulec, Lor- raine Christenson, Robert Peterson Dorothy Poulton, Janes Marshall, Mary joan Dejong, Robert Gerlick, Dorothy Lang- kamp, Robert Karp, Dorothy Bell Robert Chockley, Donna Peck, Delbert Hennessy, Marion Layng, Herbert Page, Eva Murphy 24 President-Donald Ellis Vice-President--Charles Eichman Secretary-Treasurer-Velia Girardin 9 A 2 0 l Harry Weaver, Barbara jonker, Winfried Hesse, Beverly Thorpe, Tommy Molson Wava jean Kramer, Frank Smith, Velia Girardin, Arthur Peck, Myrna Olsen, Dwight Gibbs, Douglas Moore Shirley Linneman, Jeannine Bradley, Charles Eichman, Svea Johnson, Frances Nyquist, Ralph Blanck, Anna Mae Trapp Frances Suski, Monie Belknap, Judith Eames, Marion McDonald, Anthony Perrone, Donna Felton, Barbara Smith Joan Linneman, Don Ellis, Frances Carothers, Harry Leatherby, Ethel Ludwick Not in picture: Ronald Kerns 1 n 25 9-209 V President-Nancy Smith Vice-President-David Marth Secretary-Treasurer-Robert Rosborough Nancy Smith, David North, Diane Thomas, james Campobello, Ruth Caldwell Charles Patterson, Pat Mittelstadt, Bob Finkel, Veronica Bunk, Bob Ulbrich, Ioan Behr, Richard Witmer Polly Prasse, William Welsby, janet Lichtenwalner, Janette McCammant, Gertrude Montgomery, Barton Page, Christine Brogunier Bob Lorenzen, Marjorie Chandler, John Goerlitz, Frances Wood, Lenore Shanhouse, David Rogers, Dorothy Durbrow janet Minor, Robert Rosebrough, Doris Pasch, Virginia Markee, William Rogal, Con- stance Miller, Bill Cavanaugh Joan I-Iermanson, Victor Faith, Evelyn Lee, james Tooley, David Marth Not in picture: Ann Gillette , . 26 -1 President-Robert Mackie Vice-President-Raymond Hakala Secretary-Bernice Mutimer 9 - 3 O 9 Treasurer-Ronald Fairhead Duane Van Driesen, Barbara Berg, Bertel Peterson, Mary Scott, William Vanstone, Donald Hill, Robert Wilhelmi jack Christopherson, Robert Mackie, Joan Merrick, Donald Brady, Dannie Robertson, Howard Smucker, Jack Chamberlain Alice Owens, Richard Anderson, Bernice Mutimer, Briden Nelson, jane Lorenzen, Delmont Peterson, Betty Watson 'Ray Hakala, Mary jenkins, Richard Hilliard, Ann Gleason, Charles Hartman, Jody Hickox, Richard Wainwright Bruno Girardin, Herbert Newell, Patty johnson, CharlotteiWaisner, Carolyn Walker, Robert Angell, Thomas Hanson ' Ronald Fairhead, Donna Mattes, Larraine Petit, Constance Truitt, David Martin 27 President-Donald Linstead 9 2 2 4 Vice-President-Robert Young - Secretary-jane Armellani Vernon Kapala, Kathryn Sheyhan, Roger Kleffel, Shirley Wilcox, jack Mitchell Donald Rokusek, Dolores Buratti, James Stokesherry, Peggy Fahy, Donald Annett Jeanette Charboneau, Willis Anderson 9 Donna Sundberg, lack Wolfensberger, Phyllis Zumhagen, Gerald Smith, Jane Armellani Robert Nethery, Rose Mary LaFevre Donald Hoglund, Shirley Haggin, Richard Bonaguro, Rosalyn DeKalb, Van Black, Shirley Williford, Harold Peterson Virginia Bilodeau, Ronald Furze, Pauline Shuly, Lyle Bell, Audrey Krause, Charles Gould, Rose Ann LaFevre Robert Young, Joanne Cooling, Wendell Reugh, Lawrence Hinde, Dolores MacFarland Donald Linstead 28 f w N x 3 The Iowan, will leave Rockford t 7:22 p. m. and reach Chicago at 245 p. m. The train now leaves ockford at 6:48 p. m. The Sinnissippi will leave Chi- go at 9:25 a. m., instead of 8:55 . m. and reach Rockford at 11:30 . m., 30 minutes later than at 'esent. The westbound Hawkeye will ave as usual at 6:25 p. m. and ar- ve here at 8:15 p. m., while the estbound Iowan still will leave hicago at 11:50 p. m. and reach ockford at 1:55 a. m. Fifteen minutes are to be cut from e running time of the Land O' om between Chicago and Water- o, Ia. The train will leave Water- o at 6:45 a. m. Thirty minutes will be cut from le 1'U1?HiI18 time 'of the Iowan 'om Sioux City to Chicago. The a1n will leave Sioux City at 7:20 m. and will leave Waterloo at 05 p. m., Dubuque at 4:23 p. m. d Freeport at 6:25 p. m. hildren Open Cas Jets in Vacant House Chilldren playing in a vacant use at 1104 Underwood street ere blamed by firemen last night r menacing the residence with a -tential explosion by turning on s jets in the kitchen stove. When someone called police head- arters to report that the house s full of gas, Motorcycle Officer uncan Graham was dispatched the scene and verified the report. t knowing whether anyone was the house, ,Graham nevertheless s powerless to act and he asked r a company of firemen equipped 'th gas masks to investigate. Firemen found no one inside, t discovered every gas jet in the tchen stove had been turned wide en. WOUNDED IN PACIFIC Donald William Bocox, ship's cook, cond class 7 - I, a te? 'ed the 5H5l'E' meeting at which Burdine Tobin, of St. Louis, Mo., spoke on Catholic practices in planning for a service- man's family, and Ruth Michel of Dubuque, Ia., described placement of Catholic children for adoption. Miss Michel emphasized the in- ability of the institutions to keep the records of illigitimate children confidential, placing part of the blame on the lack of uniform pro- cedure for birth certificates through- out the countryf V At the afternoon session, Alice R. May, of the Michigan social welfare commission, Detroit, spoke on the value of institutions and the train- ing they give the children. She de- clared the institution should be built for the ichild, not the child for the institution. She also said that if the average time a- child remained in an institution was more than two and a half years, then the institu- tion was not doing a good job. Details Reorganization Plan for Street' Dept. A plan for reorganizing the city street department to improve ef- ficiency was outlined to the city council streets and alleys committee last night by Ragnar Levine, newly appointed superintendent of streets. Levine and Acting City Engineer Ted Johnson were given full author- ity by the committee to proceed with the proposed reorganization. Levine declared foremen now are required to spend too much time traveling between headquarters and work sites, thus leaving work crews without adequate supervision. As a result, he said, workers are often idle through no fault of their own. He proposed a clerk in the stree department office be designated t prepare work schedules and mak arrangements to have labor, ma terials, and equipment on hand a job sites when required. This, he said, will free foreme from the unnecessary trips to th ' ,-. -..A ,..,.-1.1- u--.-- J... l.- President-Donald Tucker Vice-President-Eileen Langley 9 - 3 0 4 B Marion johnson, Roy Oliver, Loretta Oster, Richard Healy, Audrey Geddes Florence Chance, LaVerne Kirkpatrick, Ruth Chalman, Bob Reif, Josephine Neal, David Pixler, Madeline Brunner Andrew Olson, Eileen Langley, Eugene Banks, Amy Martin, Lawrence Sandager, Doris Wonder, Carroll Sheley ' Frieda Fibrow, Harold Raap, Dorothy Klein, DeWayne Pederson, Alma Ritter, Norris Levis, Irene Tanner Clayton Kenney, Shirley Lenstrom, james Nelson, Marion Gerlick, Donald Tucker, Dorothea Rockwell, Richard McCarthy Robert Runnyard, Neil Whitman, Richard Resler, Harold Dietz, Wallace Hada Not in picture-Mary Ann Przytulski 29 President-Dean Eikstadt 9 3 I 7 Vice-President-Betty Stringham Secretary-Bob Wilson Treasurer-Charles -Mitchell Bonnie Gould, Robert Wilson, Gladys Dougherty, Thomas Cantele, Virginia Lyon Cherri Farr, Charles Mitchell, Rae Donna Allen, Darlene Garman, Betty Vanderheyden, james Clint, june Scheidegger Denzil Neath, Marie Krischke, Jeannette Wenger, Dean Eikstadt, Eleanor Long, jason Hogan, Allen Swart Margaret Lester, Dale Poor, Betty Ann Hallen, Donna Bolen, Carol Putnam, john Crandall, Florence Newman . Betty Stringham, Charles Carter, William johnson, Curtis Ingram, Helen Crawford Not in picture-Mildred Klein, Tom Pixler, Merritt Hill, Velma Pearson, Charles Wescott i 30 President-Douglas Yeager Vice-President-Charles Hawks 9 - I E 6 Secretary-Phyllis Stevens Treasurer-Anna Grotto Betty Callahan, Gerald Alberts, Anna Grotto, Richard Swanson, Marion Pernot Marjorie MacGaifey, Charlene Fane, Charles Hawks, Bill Fisher, Betty Christle, Francis Swanson, james Petty jack Vaughn, Shirley Erickson, Thomas Hopper, Marion Troy, Douglas Yeager, Connie Moffitt, Louise Campbell Phyllis Stevens, Donald Badham, Vincent Sherman, Minnie Mirto, Gene Barrett, Elaine Chester, Donna Dean ' Donald Higgins, Helen Akins, William Miller, Marjorie Chester, Bill Peacock Sl 3 E President-John Floberg 9 2 2 2 Vice-President-Billy jackson ' Secretary-jean Olson Treasurer-Sally Countryman Anne Hamlin, Carl Gruner, Alice Whelan, Chuck Reitsch, Gail Carmichael Norma Best, jean Olson, Isabelle Campbell, Charles Stotler, Marilyn Olson, james Walmsley, Audre Waggoner james Lamont, Marilyn Burris, Richard Bonham, Frances Block, Robert Peterson, Vir- E ginia Beckington, Bill jackson , Kathryn Vogeler, Roger Martin, Barbara Glenny, Bob Brown, Joanne Armstrong, John Floberg, Janice Rudelius Myles Wax, Sally Countyman, Bruce Lobdell, Winifred Cleveland, Peter Parson, Donna Clift, Robert Clark ' Dorst Ollman, Doris Dickmann, jerry Parlee, Dorothy Nethery, jack Olson 32 President-Mary Jane Penniman Vice-President-Janice Nelson Secretary--Richard Howard 9 A ' l l 4 Treasurer-William Farquharson Dorothy Higgins, Virginia Hare, Roger Audrews, Louise Jewett, Wayne Pasch, Barbara Conley, Irene Hazelton A Robert Brightup, Jean Sheldon, Mary Lib Schmitz, Elaine Goldberg, Janet Crittenden, Connie Beach, Rodney Carleton Pat Gustafson, David Lucas, Suzanne Westlund, Jeannine Hamer, Mary Alice Foss, Gale Lawson, Calista Parmelee Donald Williams, Helen Runyard, Russell Wharton, Donna Karlin, William Farquhar- son, Mary Jane Pennirnan, Jack Gilbert Lulu Lemery, Tony Tindall, Janice Nelson, James Mott, Jean Paterik, Donald Heisler, Jimmie White Dolores Strong, Jean Miller, Richard Howard, Norma Dal Santo, Joanne St. Pierre 35 4' 'N I , fm f' N I' S 5 Qi n r - mi ,ffsisiil K are in x ,,:. 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E- -- X WX ,qi X X 52229 a-W fl 'Hia 'lk' 1 e , ' Sl: J ' it K 5 'its if-N 1e,rgm'1 Lane Vice-President-Paul Story Secretary-Mildr Treasurer-Dolo ed Moser res Rivera vey, Armando Maculan, Shirley Nelson, Leonard Bunk, onnaughay t, Charles Wriglit, Betty Mason, james Phillips, Emma olander, Geraldine Wfolff, Bernard Stegeman, Donita Paul Story, Patricia Timbush, Catherine Munro, Richard 42 5 President-Patricia Thorpe Vice-President-Dolores Schuring 8 3 0 Secretary-Treasurer-Donald Krusemeier - Rodney Lease, Dolores Whitney, jerry Hobel, joan Fry, Kenneth Raney, Dolores Schur- ing, Ralph Pratt Dolores Wolfe, Melvin Krienke, Gloria Youngman, Franklin Peacock, Donna Smith, Duane Pate, Arlene Baldinger john Williams, Barbara Hedrick, Donn Smith, Lillian Palladino, Curtis Lawler, Lor- L raine Anderson, Donald Kruserneier Norma Pasch, jerry Weber, Joyce Bargren, Patricia Thorpe, Barbara Erickson, Donald Harvey, Veletta Hamilton Not in picture-Romalee Hultquist, Patty Hultquist, Charles Sanders, Doloras Hill 43 'fx A ,ff' M flliiiw- A 'Q z aii ftu at . .. ma y ffl xx V 9 XJ, ,L if Q' J President-Albert Nicholas A 8 2 0 3 Vice-President-Ralph Woods - Secretary-Treasurer-Mary jane Bell Franklin Schwab, Susan Searle, Robert Buchanan, William Dewey, Doris Meenen Donna Weens, Kay Eastman, Nancy Armstrong, Shirley Bartholomee, Stuart Hyer, La Vonne Anderson, Greta johnson Patricia Rennels, Barbara Greenlee, Jack Winning, Nancy Simpson, Mary Shellenberger, Ann Warton, Oliver Webb Robert Boehland, jo Ann Clark, Burton Eggan, Jeanette Mclnnes, David Porter, jean Whitehead, David Carlson Betty Bartlett, Richard Baker, Ottilie Timblin, Ralph Woods, Shirley Rosengren, Albert Nicholas, Mary jane Bell Merwin Hodel, Cedric Blazer, Janis Conklin, Alice Retsinas, Robert Husmann, Marilyn Hocking 44 President-Clarence Knipprath Vice-President-Shirley Phillips Secretary-Beverly Born . 8 2 0 4 Treasurer-john Hiestand Barbara Baum, Ronald Bodda, Patricia Jacobs, Howard Knodle, Edith Paterik Jacqueline Westbrook, Glen Foster, Beverly Born, Dominic Savalla, Marcia Agnew, Bernard Dailey, Marion Peck Clarence Knipprath, Florence Nathan, Margaret lppolito, George Seiter, Leta 'Abel, Henry Paris ' Lucille Hermanson, Richard Newman, Charles Hedrick, Ramon Medernach, Donald Bruer, Lilah Drury Floyd Burrier, Eva James, Virginia Klingbeil, Genevieve Wendell, Kenneth Blades, Shirley Phillips, Robert Longhenry H Ruth Neblock, john Hiestand, Dorothy Vallortigara, Richard Ellena, Patricia Stevenson 45 President-Diane James Vice-President-Henry Miller 8 3 O 7 Secretary-jack' Read Treasurer-Harold Cremeens jack Read, Betty Bridenthrall, Warren Kudzma, Marion Dunlap, Fred Showalter David Peterson, Anna Lee Cavan, james Butitta, Don Skinner, Sammy Rebecca, Suzanne Erickson, Paul Crooks Leah Cohn, Marilyn Skolrood, Gloria Swenson, Ralph Oler, Elizabeth Hoffman, David Phelan, Constance Helm Fatricia Beck, David Wells, Suzanne Perkins, Henry Miller, Joye Taylor, Bobbie Kerr, Paula Duffey jean Weingartner, Lena Bartoli, Dick Benjamin, joan Ridgeway, Warren Mordt, Diane james, Harold Cremeens Virginia Evanson, Margarette Enderle, Dorothy Storrs, Irene Cook 46 i 1 President-james Allaben K Vice-President-Lucille Stone I Secretary-Treasurer-Margaret Cronin 8 - 2 D 8 Bob Agnew, Sally Calamari, Andy Camlin, Carolyn Emerson, Dick Wilson Mary Finkenstadt, Dona Houseweart, Robert Ishizaki, Dorothy Shenberger, jim Allaben, Virginia Hodges, Dick Burrett Bob Metters, Kenneth Zemansky, David Berg, Reed Searle, Rita Ingrassia, Tony Lipe, Joanne Hall Elinor Sabin, Douglas Oakland, Gertrude Dragunas, Bob Warren, Betty Young, Forrest Lyddon, Mary Finkenstadt Bob Lawrence, Ann Scharbau, Donna Mahan, jim Wilson, Roger Turn-er, Charlene Showalter, Betty Thorpe Leon Michaels, jean Albright, Margaret Cronin, Dudley johnson, Mary McLaughlin, Lucille Stone, Albert johnson 47 r - President-Donald Higgins 8 3 0 8 Vice-President-Betty Burrows - Secretary-Treasurer-Jacqueline Ippen Carol Mittelstadt, Mark Chappel, William Greenhow, Eugene Whitney, 'lacquelyn Ippen Dick Mitchell, jane Weeks, Donald Higgins, Betty Burrows, Matthew Spinello, Mary- belle Weir, Sanford Malette , Royal Hunter, Mary Hanford, Raymond Woodruff, Everly Aase, jerry Everhart, Char- lene Beach, Gene Dickinson Marilyn Barber, David Borg, Ruth Ingrassia, Ted Maurer, jr., Judith Burd, Alden Burns, Doral Oskins Robert Frewin, Colette Clark, Dick Larson, Shirley Ott, Richard Brattland, Marylou Lund, Don Kobischke Not in picture-Dolores Arbogast, Patricia Sweeney 48 President-Virgil Falnes Vice-President-Raymond Clark 8 I 0 Secretary-Treasurer-Rudolph Fritz ' Virgil Falnes, Robert Wickson, Barbara Covert, Billy Lerch, Pat Dettman, Donald Markin, Clarence Moe Chester Graves, Margaret Ferguson, Kenneth Strom, Dolly Walter, Raymond Cook, Laura Benjamin, Robert Locklin Betty McKinney, Clifford Gray, Lois Thompson, james Weatherall, Shirley Brough, Robert Weber, Lois Barr ' Robert Wallace, Shirley Smith, Robert Taylor, Joyce Brown, Joe Hobel, Norma Grotto, Rudolph Fritz . Marilyn Benjamin, Donald Harvey, Ruth Huls, Leonard Baker, Ruth Parrott, George Robertson, Melvin White 49 I 5 I 7-302 President-Ralph Butler Secretary-Robert Kuranz Treasurer-Carol Anderson jim Wolter, Constance Carl, Suzanne Ralston, Ann Westberg, Robert Kuranz Robert Bowen, jean Secard, janet Harris, Harvey jewitt, Carol Anderson, Ralph Butler, Pat Smith L Roger Harlan, Betty Blanc, Richard Petit, Robert Shaw, Dick Dunlap, Roy Cox, Shirley McCoy Mary Beth Sanders, Barton Reed, Margaret Powell, Roger Van Drieson, Barbara Sarver, Curtis Benson, jo Mary Bartlelt Margie johnson, Harold Berg, Sally Sumner, Albert Chambers, Joanne Mammenga, Karl Fricke, Bob Packard President-Quentin Uptegrove Vice-President-Ronald Wylca Secretary-Carl Ross 7 3 I 2 Treasurer-Doris Roderick Doris Roderick, Ted Crawford, Barbara Hering, Quentin Uptegrove, Donald Wood, jean Clark Annebelle Smith, Lyman Totten, Virginia Knapp, Donald Moclerson, Donna Lux, Edward Kasch, Wilma Barton l Roger Cushing, Mary Anderson, Ronald Wyka, Lorraine Hoey, Robert Gustafson, Shirley Reugh, Tom Arnett Elaine Lee, Neil Hamilton, Audrey Murray, Carl Ross, Judith Key, Clark Hanson, Barbara Travis john Sterner, Lenore johnson, Neil Moffitt, Betty Bonwell, Louie Dean, Vivian Vettore, Neil Santee 51 7 3I3 President-James White Vice-President-Barbara Peter Secretary-Treasurer-Margaret Lillie Janet Piercetield, Donald Gilbertson, Barbara Peter, Richard Brady, Leo Hilton Gloria Jean Bohn, Robert Doolittle, Dolores Costello, Mary Kobischka, Robert Bon- jour, Edna Fouts, Dale Strote Robert Eggleston, john Wigell, Keith Newton, Lillian Widrig, Margaret Lillie, Richard Monroe, Delores Metheny Louis Vettore, Dorothy Arnold, Edward jones, Karl Nelson, Mary Suski, Peter Mavenes, Lyle Yardley james White, Virginia Legel, Robert Hester Not in Picture-Raymond Havens 52 President-Joe Woodward Vice-President-Kinnie Smith 7 2 I 5 Secretary-Treasurer-john Nielson - joan McGarock, Grace Lee Carter, Douglas Bressler, Lois Malette, Robert Rum, Nan McDonald, Donald Pearson Gloria Smith, Robert Arnold, Marlene Colloton, Winabelle Houseknecht, john Niel- son, Betty Pearson, Robert Moore John Voedisch, Jacqueline Adams, Floyd Edwards, Joe Woodward, Corinne Bliss, Walter Taylor Patsy Naill, Elizabeth Roth, Kinnie Smith, john Truit, Roy Crowley, Patricia Haw- thorne, Roger Schmeling Marlene Odell, Billy Dickman, Mary Haegg, Fred Hilliard, Robert Lindberg, Ardyth Nelson, Beatrice Sulser 53 i l President-Joan Nelson 3 2 I Vice-President-Keith johnson Secretary-Treasurer-Roger Higgins Ann Walsh, Bob Buchanan, Susan Waggoner, Keith johnson, Rayanne Moore Beverly Conley, Ted Larson, Pat Cromwell, Phil Lee, Mary Lou Allen, Carl johnson, Margie Brown Howard Brewer, Eileen Hakala, Dick Wharton, Carlene Helton, Billy Stelter, Carol Baumbach, Gaylerd Kascel Marylee Morchart, Billy Burkman, Keith Daily, Bill Jennings, joan Nelson, Ronnie Klemmedson, Marilyn Seinwill Bob Ferguson, Richard Wallack, Juanita Carlson, Roger Higgins, Betty Ann Turner, Alan Hampshire, Paul Plueddeman 54 l President-David Caskey Vice-President-Mike Brand 7 3 I 8 Secretary-Treasurer-Marcia Crittenden - Joanne Young, David Caskey, Thomas Krauss, Barbara Hamilton, Donna Hoel, Charles Blanck, Frank Ridgway Joanne Beron, Jack Thayer, Connie Brown, Mike Brand, Garnet Thompson, Nancy Nelson, john Harvey Stanley Blumenthal, Ann Rich, David Pennock, Diane Kohlhurst, Roger Erickson, Donna Munson, Nancy Chalman . Ralph Pierce, Sue Brown, Richard Allen, Arlene Boyle, Phil Mattison, David Augs- purger, Bob Oliver Margaret Lucy, Mary Smith, Bruce Banks, Marcia Crittenden, Donna Ramsey, Charles Williams, Dick Bessert Not in picture-jo Ann Gregory 55 President-LaDoris Farnham 2 2 I Vice-President-Jeanne Lee Secretary-Nancy Pagel Treasurer-Vernon Clark Nancy Pagel, George Estes, Betty Englehart, Clayton Raymond, Lola Newton Richard Keckler, Barbara McCallen, Ronald Miller, LaDoris Farnham, Richard Bilodeau, Donna Fouts, Roger Blackmer Kenneth Nelson, Donna Schoonmaker, Darwin Wilcox, Jack Torrisi, Lois Allen, Erwin Brown, Bonnie Campbell Pauline Ahmer, Joan Rice, Roger Voy, Janice Bargren, LaVerne Schroeder, Barbara Foss, Norman Kennedy Vernon Clark, Donna Peterson, Joyce Weeks, Irma Clayton, Jeannine Lee, James Divan 56 President-Zaida Wells Vice-President-Betty Thomas 7 2 Secretary-Treasurer-Maxine Schreiber - Richard Fry, Chad Bolender, Robert Bessert, Pat Ollman Jean Cahm, Clayton Barnard, Nita Sanders, Francis Johnson, Beverly Shortino, La Verne Lani, Betty Wilcox Loren Johnson, Lowell Metheny, Janice O'Connell, Rita Wickson, Richard Ruiz, Betty Thomas, Robert Harvey Benny Snow, Edith Strom, Robert Grezka, Richard Miller, Betty Rew, James Mitchell, Jack Hodges Zaicla Wells, Kenath Peters, Alberta Osterhaut, Maxine Schreiber, August Rivera, Lois Johnston, Della Sennell D Donna Senneff, Robert Burns, Joanne Gridley, Jean Kreuter 57 President-Charles Chapman 7 - 2 0 2 Secretary-LeOra Walker Geraldine Tondi, jerry Heisler, Marlene Arbogast, joan Dyreson, john Powell, Lois Sanders, Charles Nepean Harold Eastwood, Betty Wallace, jack Fitzpatrick, Philip Burns, Beverly Hubbard, Ray Tramblie, Pat Gabrielse Beverly Friedberg, James Harvey, Warren jones, Jean McLee, Ted Parkinson, Sally Coxhead, jack Brantingham Betty Hoel, Betty Dobler, Charles Chapman, Anthony Cascio, Delores McFalls, William Robert, Carolyn Marshall Joanne Zies, Ronald McDonald, Shirley Ryan, Marvin Richards, Leora Walker, jim Cutler, Lois Olsen 58 President-Robert Larson 7 - 2 2 Carl Anderson, Mary Swanson, Richard Lerch, Bill Welden, Robert Larson, Lenora Voy, Walter Wallace Patricia Wright, Vida Barr, Marvin Anderson, Joanne Bates, Donald Nelson, Betty Lou Waters, Ronald Rokusek Donna Boken, Dan Hogan, Barbara Gregg, Bruce Veitch, Shirley Lease, john Cook, janet Fitz LeRoy Largent, Elizabeth johnson, Clifford Sisemore, Betty Fibrow, Raymond Goff, Geraldine Flint, Robert Messinger 'W I 5 9 l K i 0 This booth, which was in the hall during November 1-15, increased contributions for the Red Cross. Part of the holiday festivities was this scene from the Christmas Sing. Frank Ridgeway, 7-318, is shown with the many papers and magazines he collected for our paper drive. 5 5 N -X f' 1 mum ff i f fy ff! 7 X 111 W Nx x f f X k yz f? W n z f,L 'QI I I I In HIL ' 'f 1 f ' 4. I - fy I ART SERVICE CLUB The Art Service Club was a nrst and second semester club sponsored by Mrs. Bessie Dougherty. This club had charge of the art work for the Yearbook . Members during the first semester included Mary Arnett, Ruth Caldwell, Isabelle Campbell, Donald Heisler, Reita Krantz, james Mott, Barton Page, Bill Patterson, Betsy Walker, and Rosalyn De Kalb. ART CLUB C The Art Club, sponsored by Miss Merle Crandall, included those members that were interested in securing additional experience in their individual art hobbies such as model- ing, drawing airplanes, and lettering, Evelyn Aalfs, Lyle Bell, Louise jewett, Marion john- son, Lulu Lemery, Donald Linstead, David Marth, Doris Pohl, Richard Ressler, William Rogal, David Rogers, Lenore Shanhouse, Catherine Smith, Gerald Smith, Zola Wieland, Frances Wood, Andrew Olson, Neil Whitman, and jerry Parlee were the first semester members. 62 ASSEMBLY CLUB s The Assembly Club was a first and second semester club sponsored by Miss Dorothy Black- burn. In addition to planning assemblies the club members tried to bring Christmas cheer to the children at the Childrens Home and to the convalescing soldiers at Camp Grant. The club members included joan Behr, Christine Brogunier, Dorothy Durbrow, joan Herman- son, Pat Day, jean Hedges, Joanne Armstrong, Donald Bennett, Jeanine Hamer, Sue West- lund, Donna Karlin, Virginia Hare, jean France, Marilyn Burris, and Dolores Wisner. DRAMATICS CLUB ' A Miss Lois Larson's Dramatics Club has, for the enjoyment of the members, acted out pantomimes, skits, and plays. Some programs for the club period were conceived by the members, who included, in the first semester, president, Diane Thomasg vice president, Donald Wernickg secretary, Kenneth johnson, treasurer, David Vauseg and the follow- ing members: Bob Lane, Bruce Burdick, Alfred Makulec, Donna Bolen, Elaine Goldberg, Dwight Thomas, Charlene Fane, Dorothy Poulton, Beverly Thorpe, Marilyn Bliss, Robert Peterson, jean Paterik, James Bowman, Charlotte Carlson, Robert Nethery, Florence Chance, Jack Hennessy, Connie Beach, Nancy Dunbar, Bette Kaufman, and Connie Moftit. 63 ATHLETIC CLUB The Athletic Club was made up of ninth grade boys who weren't qualified for school teams. The members, directed by Mr. Harold Huxham, studied and practiced sports that were in season. First semester sports included football, basketball, and boxing. Members in that period were Eugene Banks, Donald Brady, Charles Carter, john Colombo, joe Falkerson, Ronald Furze, Carl Gruner, Wallace Hada, William Knapp, james Nelson, Robert Russell, Gene Barrett, Dorst Ollman, Richard Healy, Robert Reif, Arthur Carter, Robert Comperini, Vincent Sherman, Robert Gerlick, Vernon Kapala, jean Olson, and Bruno Girardin. SWIMMING CLUB Swimming Club, sponsored by Mr. Harry Nutting, was a club composed of some of the more advanced swimmers, who practiced for the team and improved themselves in their swimming. Fundamentals of competitive swimming, such as racing strokes and dives, were taught by the club. First semester members included Donald Annett, David Blake, Richard Bonaguro, Jack Christopherson, Charles Eichmas, Don Ellis,'Victor Faith, Dale Foster, Jack Fox, Charles Hawks, Ted Hyland, Bob Karp, Bill Lambert, David Nielsen, David North, Peter Parson, Charles Patterson, Andy Powers, Arthur Peck, Frank Rally, Charles Rutsch, Walter Seinwell, Jack Vaughn, Harry Weaver, Tony Perrone, Richard Seeling, and jack Burritt. - 64 AVIATION CLUBS To accommodate the wishes of many boys, Mr. john Cochrane organized the Aviation Club last year. Two clubs were formed this year, to take care of the great numbers that asked for it. Discussions, demonstrations, movies, and study have been the chief bases of information. The group has been lectured on elementary flying. The Roosevelt Aviation Club has affiliated with the Science Club of American. This organization, we now believe, has a permanent place at Roosevelt. Members for the hrst semester were Richard Anderson, Lyle Born, Donald Dean, Myles Wax, john Floberg, Dwight Gibbs, Richard Gilbert, Roger Kleffel, Robert Lorenzen, Henry Lund, LaVerne Malueg, Charles Mitchell, Tom Molson, jack Olson, Bertel Peterson, Robert Peterson, Harold Raap, Frank Reynolds, Daniel Robertson, Lawrence Sandager, Burritt Steward, Charles Stotler, Donald Tucker, Charles Wescott, and Robert Huls. Mr. Lloyd Woodls first semester Aviation Club studied aircraft identihcation, partly by means of tests using a slide projector. They saw three movies on building planes, training pilots, and bombing raids. Members in the first semester were Bill Farquharson, jack Gilbert, David Lucas, Donald Badam, Douglas Moore, Robert Finkle, John Goerlitz, james Tooley, jerry Renton, Robert Clark, Roger Martin, Van Black, Donald Rokusek, Angelo Brisco, John Shock, Robert Steffen, jack Burritt, Carroll Sheley, Vincent Acardo, Ray Hakala, Delmont Peterson, Robert Mackie, Phillip Pitton, jack Stock, and Leonard Gallagher. . ' 65 EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE The aim of this club, sponsored by Miss Melva Olson, was to perform experiments, in the field in which students were interested and to learn certain scientific facts. The pro- gram included chemistry, light, sound, electricity, magnetism, liquid surface, and mystery experiments. The first semester enrollment included Robert Brightup, james Clint, Helen Crawford, Charles Hartman, Clyde Husmann, Eleanor Long, Amy Martin, Herbert Page, jerry Staublin, Richard Swanson, LaVerne Welch, Russell Wharton, Donald Williams, Clifford Wood, Eleanor Zweep, jason Hogan, Dan Waisner, Jimmie White, Francis Swanson, and Carl Stebbins. CANDY and COOKIE CLUB The Candy and Cookie Club, a first and second semester club, was sponsored by Miss Edith Stauf. The club was organized to teach the newest and best ways to make all types of candy and cookies. The first semester members were jean Miller, Joanne St. Pierre, Barbara Berg, Virginia Bilodeau, Dorothy Cardy, Maryelyn Edwards, Marilyn Falnes, Maryalice Foss, Ann Gleason, Dorothy Klien, Audrey Krause, janet Lichtenwalner, Ethel Ludwick, Virginia Lyons, Norma Nokes, Donna Peck, Mary jane Penniman, Wilma Puckett, Carol Putnam, Evelyn Lee, Barbara Smith, Diana Jolly, Constance Truitt. 66 GIRL'S GLEE CLUB The Girl's Glee Club during the first and second semester had as their sponsor Miss Lucille Mathre. A mixture of songs was sung and enjoyed by the members which included during the first semester Geraldine Dahn, Donna Sistenberger, Jeannine Bradley, Myrna Olsen, Virginia Beckington, Betty Covert, Elva Benjamin, Shirley Linneman, Arlene Israel, Betty Callahan, Marjorie Chester, Donna Dean, Dorothy Higgins, Marilyn Baldwin, Christine Holladay, Nancy Stewart, Svea Johnson, Helen Akins, Kathryn Skeyhan, Patty Prather, Annette Magin, Joan Linneman, Judith Eames, Janet Miner, and Elaine Chester. STRING ENSEMBLE During the past year the String Ensemble furnished the music for the Christmas Sing and assemblies during the holiday season. They also had an important part in the spring concert given by orchestral members. The club was sponsored by Miss Emma Green. Members during the first semester were Gail Carmichael, Jack Chamberlain, Winifred Cleveland, Barbara Conley, Janet Crittenden, Patty Johnson, Barbara Jonker, Bruce Lobdell, Jane Lorenzen, Joan Merrick, Polly Prasse, Janice Rudeluis, Audre Waggoner, Charlotte Waisner, Bernice Mutimer, Shirley Wilcox, Betty Bartlett, Robert Eager, Ottilie Timblin, and Shirley Rosengren. 67 JUNIOR RED CROSS The junior Red Cross, under Miss Marie Copeland's direction, did much for the boys in service, both at home and overseas. They made Hallowe'en party hats, puzzle books, tray decorations, and Christmas carol books-all of which were sent to the Army and Navy. The members were Dorothy Bell, Frances Block, Donna Burd, joan Calhoun, Marjorie Chandler, Mary DeYong, An- nette Enderle, Beverly Foster, Bonnie Gould, Marguerite Holtke, Calla Kelsey, Shirley Korff, Marie Krischke, Eileen Langley, Rose Mary LeFevre, Marion McDonald, Virginia Markee, jane Mistretta, Eva Murphy, Gertrude1Montgomery, Frances Nyquist, Dorothea Rockwell, Francis Suske, Nancy Smith, Marion Pernot, Marion Troy, and Velma Pearson. a GIRL RESERVES a The Girl Reserves, a world-wide organization, helped the girls to develop a well-rounded personality. Emphasis was 'placed on physical, mental, moral, and social improvement. The club has helped the Red Cross make articles for the boys overseas. . The iirst semester members were Rae Donna Allen, Norma Best, Lorraine Borst, Patsy Bonwell, Frances Carothers, Ruth Chalman, Betty Christle, Doris Dickman, Shirley Erickson, Cherri Farr, Marion Gerlick, Georgiann Gilbert, Anne Hamlin, Dorothy Langkamp, Marjorie MacGafTey, Dolores Mumma, Josephine Neal, Lorraine Petit,'Dolores Shores, Pauline Shuey, Phyllis Stanley, Phyllis Stevens, Pauline Stone, Ruth Tuftee, Joan Weeks, Alice Whelan, Arlene Wilson, Valerine Wolfe, Phyllis Zumhagen, Minnie Mirto, Donna Mattes, and Gloria Wynter. The adviser of the Girl Reserves Club was Miss Violet Sherwood. 68 LIBRARY SERVJCE CLUB For those students who -love good books or are interested in library work the Library Service Club was just the place to be. Members of the club assisted at the charging desk, placed books on the shelves, and filed book cards. Members of the club first semester were Jane Armellani, Roger Best, Jeannette Char- boneau, Joanne Cooling, Norma Dal Santo, Joyce Erwin, Ann Gillett, Patsy Grant, Zola Grant, Irene Haselton, Rose Ann Le Fevre, Delores MacFarlane, Frances Nagles, Dorothy Nethery, Marilyn Olson, Alice Owens, Doris Pasch, Patsy Reed, Donna Roland, Helen Runyard, Mary Scott, Jean Sheldon, Donna Sundberg, Richard Wainwright, Carolyn Walker, Betty Lou Watson, and Shirley Williford. STUDY CLUB This club was planned for the pupils who needed a little extra time for studying. It was sponsored by Miss C. Scone. The first semester enrollment included Madeline Brunner, Bill Cavanaugh, Harold Dietz, Mary Geeser, Marion Glasson, Donald Higgins, Merritt Hill, Dolores Hult, Curtis Ingram, William Johnson, LaVerne Kirkpatrick, Mildred Klein, Margaret Lester, Mary Lorrance, Melva Lindahl, Bill Miller, Denzil Neath, David Pixler, Richard Ritter, Robert Runyard, Frank Smith, Jim Stokesberry, Betty Stringham, Patricia Suter, Allen Swart, and Wendell Reugh. 69 MACHINE SHOP CLUB Machine Shop Club, sponsored by Mr. Thomas Bjorge, was open to ninth grade boys who were enrolled in machine shop or had had one semester of shop training. The first semester enrollment included Gerald Alberts, Vernon Cushing, Bill Fisher, Harvey Gould, Tom Hopper, john Iverson, Billie jory, Bob Keenan, james Lamont, George Patton, Bill Peacock, Robert Ritchie, Richard Steeling, Wayne Steele, Delvin Weddle, Charles Williams, Charles Zbleski, Bill Boger, joseph Nelson, Robert Wilhelmi, William Van Stone, Briden Nelson, and Donald Wolford. STAMP CLUB Securing a complete series of stamps, issued by the United States honoring eleven invaded countries, has been the aim of the Stamp Club, sponsored by Miss Edith Stewart. On each is the Hag of the over-run country. Nearly all the members secured collections of both United States and foreign stamps. First semester membership included Willie Anderson, Warren Arneson, Bob Broun, james Campobella, Rodney Carleton, john Crandall, Tom Kelly, Clayton Kenney, james Marshall, Richard McCarthy, Lyle Nelson, Robert Pearson, Bill Van Denberg, jack Mitchell, De Wayne Pederson, Don Higgins, and jack Wolfenberger. 70 SOCIAL DANCING The aim of this club was to teach the pupils proper etiquette at dances and other social activities. They learned various dancing steps, such as the waltz, the conga, the fox trot, the newest jitterbug steps and the two step. The club members were Veronica Bunk, Richard Bonham, Betty Lou Carlson, Joan Clouser, Sally Countryman, Ronald Fairhead, Donna Felton, Barbara Glenny, Charles Gould, Patsy Gustafson, Thomas Hanson, Shirley Haggin, Richard Hil- liard, Lawrence Hinde, Mary Jenkins, Harold Knaus, Jeannine Kniess, Richard LaBudde, Bill Larson, David Martin, Janice Nelson, Herbert Newell, Ben Niman, JoAnne Olson, Richard Plock, Donald Raymond, Betty Richardson, Geraldine Rogers, Jeanne Schill, Shirley Smallwood, Anna Trapp, Bob Ulbrich, Duane Van Driesen, James Walmsley, William Welsby, Bob Wilson, Dean Eikstadt, Dorothy Youngquist, and Connie Miller. The dancing instructors were Mrs. Patricia Hackbarth and Miss Muriel Lee. PERSONALITY and CHARM The purpose of the Personality and Charm Club was to improve its members in all ways such as in good- grooming and how to wear onels clothes effectively. They also learned how to manage parties well. The members were Lorraine Christensen, Donna Clift, LaVonne Coya, Gladys Dougherty, Beulah Englehart, Phyllis Earle, Dorothy Grubb, Betty Hallen, Shirley Lenstrom, Cherre LaBounty, Marion Layng, Barbara Newman, Florence Newman, Phyllis Nelson, Ethel Nygren, Loretta Oster, Mary Sue'Guntrup, Mary Ann Przylulski, Alma Ritter, Dolores Strong, Irene Tanner, Marilyn Voy, Betty Vanderheyden, Betty Lou Watson, Virginia Walker, Jeanette Wenger, and Doris Wonder. Miss Elizabeth Sullivan was the sponsor. 71 REPORTERS' C-UB Composed of ninth graders the first semester and of eighth and ninth graders the second semester, the Reporters' Club was responsible for the publication of Teddyk Newf, the school paper. ' g Teddyir Newf has presented school news accurately and clearly twice each month during the year. The first semester staff, chosen from Reporters, Club, was as follows: Editor-in-chief ,..,.,,,..ee.ece,eeereeeeeece,cY l ,eee,,,A,,,,rs,,As,ss,r,ss,,,s,,,,,,,,,rr,,,,Yec,,.,,e,cc Patricia Mittelstadt Feature Editor ee,,t,e.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, , .,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,r.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Calista Parmelee Sports Editors ,,,,,,, , cccc or Mary Lib Schmitz, Robert Lorenzen Exchange Editor ,,,, c, ccccccccsc cccciiiiscc J annette McCammant Photographic Editor ,,.c ccccccccccccccc.,s,..,.....,...,..,,. V elia Girardin Advertising Solicitor cccccccc ,,,,,,c,,.,,,E,,ccci.,.cccc.,c...s.....,.., B ob Angel Typists ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, e , A c, c,...ccicc c is ccciccccccccccccccci Norma jean Nokes, Gloria Stanley Faculty Advisor E c H . c'c,,,.,ccc.ccc cccccsccccsscc ccccccccccccc..... M iss Myrtle E. Johnson Reporters .e,,,,,. ,, Donna Brown, Dolores Burratti, Carol Campbell, Louise Campbell, Joan Fox, Audrey Geddes, Margretta Gleichman, Jody Hickox, Bill jackson, Betsy Owen, Harold Peterson, Bob Roseborough, june Scheidegger, and Harold Watton. 72 David Peterson, 8-507, treasurerg Peggy Fahy, 9-224, President! Catharine Vogeler, 9-222, vice-presidentg Jimmy Allaben, 8-208, secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, a first and second semester service club, was sponsored by Miss Angela Joyce and Mr. F. H. McKelvey. Activities of the club varied from taking yearbook subscriptions to matters pertaining to the students' welfare. Members of the club during the first semester were Eldon Milroy, George Robertson, Roger Andrews, Ann Grotto, Wava Kramer, John Brantingham, Mary Jane Bell, Florence Nathan, Margaret Fane, Jimmy Allaban, Richard Witmer, Doreen Dahl, Grace Carter, Robert Harvey, Robert Chockley, Joanne Kilsberg, Robert Larson, Janice Bargren, Kay Vogler, Donna Smucker, Peggy Fahy, Patricia Thorpe, Sally Sumner, Donna Haddad, Roy Oliver, Barbara Stowell, David Peter- son, Marylou Lund, Howard Smucker, Wilma Barton, John Wigell, Norma Jean Raymer, Thomas Cantele, Mike Brand, Donita DeWitt, and Paul Plueddeman. 73 Mr. Victor Lunn Cdirectorj, David Rogers, Charles Gould, Donald Hiesler, Andy Powers, Dave Vause, Jerry Staublin, Dudley Johnson, Richard Plock, Bill Larson, Tommy Thomas, Donald Linstead . . . Dave Marth, Richard Cox, Richard Howard, Jack Vaughn, Richard Larson, Howard Smucker, Ronnie Fairhead, Gale Lawson, Richard Bonham . . , Douglas Oaklund, jack Stock, Harold Peterson, Bob Lorenzen, Lyle Nelson, Donald Hill, Kenny Johnson, Roger Kleffel . . . Bill VanDenberg, Richard Hilliard, Bill Cavanaugh, Frank Reynolds, Barton Page, Donald Brady, Monroe Belknap, Bob Mackie, Jerry Parlee, jean Olson, Bob Young, Bill Rogal, Richard Gilbert, Robert Wilhelmi. Not in picture: Bill Lambert. BAND The concert band consisted mostly of ninth grade boys who began their work in the seventh grade winds, were advanced to the intermediate band, and from that to the concert band. The band, conducted by Mr. Victor Lunn the first semester and by Mr. Luther Seimers the second semester, marched in parades on Armistice Day and on Memorial Day, played in assemblies and at basketball games. The annual spring concert of the combined bands was held in May. 74 Members of the orchestra the first semester included Betty Bartlett, Jack Chamberlain, Janet Crittenden, Robert Eager, Donna Haddad, Polly Prasse, Shirley Wilcox, Jeannine Hamer, Richard Witmer, Frances Wood, Virginia Hare, Russell Wharton, Dorothy Cardy, Winifred Cleveland, Eileen Grifliths, Barbara Jonker, Marion McDonald, Joan Merrick, Bruce Lobdell, Kathryn Skey- han, Audrey Waggoner, Joan Weeks, Shirley Williford, Willis Anderson, Betty Bridenthrall, Rodney Carleton, Dorothy Durbrow, Jean Patrick, Bob Roseborough, Janice Rudeluis, Charlotte Waisner, Patty Johnson, Bernice Mutimer, Norma Jean Raymer, Richard Wainwright, Jane Lorenzen, Charles Hartman, Gloria Plock, Mary Jane Bell, Doris Dickman, Phyllis Stanley, James White, Jack Hennesey, Clifford Wood, Patricia Day, Barbara Conley, Peggy Fahy, Joanne Kilsberg, Barbara Stowell, Ottolie Timolin, Shirley Rosengren, Bob Netters, Lyle Bell, Jody Hickox, and Matt Spinello. THE ORCHESTRA The Orchestra gave students who like to play musical instruments a chance to work with others under supervision. The Orchestra gave a concert in the spring, and during the year they played in assembly. 75 TRAFFIC CLUB The Traffic Club sponsored by Mr. Arthur Annis was a first and second semester club. The duties of the club were to promote safety and order. The first semester officers were Winfried Hesse, Captain, and Gale Lawson, Lieutenant. The patrol members were Warren Baxter, Richard Shields, Richard Howard, Wayne Pasch, Norris Levis, Jim Stokes- berry, Bob Young, and Tony Tindall. ' 76 Q4 ff Q Q f Q ,, 'wx xx Y J WN XY X Q W N ik ffm Q 'gl Af I A MLW ' e'iQ'x'XX'MN4s.v.. I Phillip Pitton, jack Burritt, Tony Perrone, Robert Mackie, Bill Van Stone Richard Seeling David Marth, Bill Peacock, Tommy Thomas . . . jimmy Stokesberry, Jack Chrtstopherson Angelo Briscoe, Bill Lambert, Dale Foster, Richard Hilliard, Winfried Hesse, Clyde Husmann Harry Weaver, LaVerne Malueg, Charles Eichman, Donald Ellis, David North, Victor Faith Leonard Gallagher, Kenneth johnson, jack Vaughn. October October October October October FOOTBALL 21 Roosevelt 345 East Soph. B 0 6-Lincoln 125 Roosevelt 0 15-Washington 48g Roosevelt 7 23-Roosevelt 13g West Soph B 7 27-Lincoln 65 Roosevelt 0 November 3-Washington 325 Roosevelt 0 78 Burdette Poppen, Sam Rebecca, Raymond Benjamin, james Larsen, Wesley Phillips, Eugene DuCette, and jack Korn . . . Bruce Spickler, Paul Bordner, Winfried Hesse, Reynolds Bailey, Quinton Olthoff, Tom Kelly, James Tooley, Jerry Mulford . . , Mr. Huxham CCoachJ, Kenneth Raney, Digby Myhre, LaVerne Malueg, Dick Coffman, Robert Mackie, jack Elston, Arthur Peck, Lawrence Hinde CManagerJ . . . Ralph Winquist fManagerJ, Wesley Warren, Verne Blume, Bill Jeffery, Lester Reininger, Donald Ellis, Earl Ollman, Walter Seinwell. TRACK The Track season of 1943 again proved successful for Roosevelt. The meet scores were: Roosevelt 50, Lincoln 36. Roosevelt 63, Washington 23. Championship Triangular Meet, Roosevelt 47, Lincoln 41, Washington 19. Besides winning the city championship of the Rockford junior High Schools, Roosevelt also won both events of the Junior competition which was an innovation in 1943 for seventh and eighth grades only. Special mention is deserved for Don Ellis in the hurdles, Digby Myhre and jack Korn in the dash events, Earl Ollman and Bill Jeffery in the 440, Lester Reininger in the 880, Walter Seinwill at High jump, and the winning relay team, Myhre, Ellis, Blume, and Reininger. 79 Charles Eichman, Bill Lambert, Henry Miller, David Marth, Tony Perrone, Rogers Andrews, Donald Hill, David Anderson, Angelo Briscoe . . . Sam Rebecca, Kenneth Johnson, LaVerne Malueg, Walter Sein- wall, Bill VanStone, Robert Steffen, Bob Wilson . . , Victor Faith, Jack Hennessy, David North, Robert Mackie, Donald Ellis, Bill Peacock. BASKETBALL ' December 8-East Varsity B 60, Roosevelt 5 january 6-West Soph B 255 Roosevelt 13 january january january February 3 13-East Soph Bw 30g Roosevelt 13 20-Roosevelt 18, Washington 17 27-Lincoln 375 Roosevelt 50 -West Varsity B 51 5 Roosevelt 22 February 10-Washington 26, Roosevelt 25 February 1 7 -Lincoln 34, Roosevelt 20 80 G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association gave girls a chance to take part in sports and to develop sportsmanship, teamwork, and fair play. The basketball, volley ball, and baseball games were played between home rooms. Members tried to earn an RH letter which was given only to those who were on a championship team and came in second in a championship game. 81 ffLAUyCT,fft.' Mr. Albert Rosene, Mr. Floyd Cooling, Mr, Sidney Congleton, Mr. Carl Thorman, Mr. Lawrence Horigan .' . . Mr. George Lowry, Mr. T. E. McEachran, and Mrs, Mae Van Atta. Not in picture: Mr. Maurice Keane and Mr. Michael Ciaccio, both flremen. OUR JANITORS The neatness and cleanliness of our school depends upon these Workers who have made it their job to see that the building is kept in order. 82 A: iff,- ' if IQXZMX 1 XV 9 Q fx fnwfgm Ffa , if 1 Q 3 91, H M KK? lyx ff fm MQf-e . I 5 I I W QP: QR RJ '5 V f X Max lfff' A VC 15' l! Qu! yflw ff! ,, If 4, W at 1 ,ff wMwyjZQ gif If iff ! ff A My X KM 0 I ' Gfx , QQ . Q Elf iV W f li M as Mgw 211 A51 f 7 QU' oek I-IICKEYS For the Best in Flowers finest of FOOD - CANDY cmd ICE CREAM A L P H A Sm 1909 FLORAL SHOP Flowers for All Occasions 116 West State St. Rockford, Ill. Compliments of ' ROCKEURD ENTERPRISES, INC. IACKSCN IEWELERS Coronado- T Watchm,akers - jewelers Midway - ' Palace - - C Times - Auburn- 115 WEST STATE T H E A T R E S Rockford, Illinois Q B 0 W M A N B R O S . Compliments of S H O E S T O R E ROOSEVELT CAEETERIA STATE AT WYMAN TQ? The Home of Good Shoes and Hosiery HOUSE OF LINDBERG Corner of Broadway and Eighth Street FlNE FURNlTURE LAWTON'S FOOD MARKET Self Service and Lower Prices Main 143 - 509 West State St. Compliments of I-IUSMANN I CLEANERS O FOREST 959 Flowers for Every Occasionu ID I DI ER Florist aug-wr L FOREST 7595 552 W. state sr. Rockford Illinois 9 Compliments of CUTLER FURNITURE COMPANY Rockfordls Oldest Furniture Store Compliments of SKANDIA COAL 81 LUMBER CO. 708 Seventh Street ROCKF ORD, ILLINOIS P E Il KIN S OIL COMPANY Stctte and Seventh Streets Charles and 18th Streets Morin and Myott Streets SUPER SERVICE STATIONS F L O W E R S 'G from GREENHOUSE to You MAURICE A. EGGAN 3051 North Main Street - Parkside 9 HENRY LINDBERG FURNITURE 218 SOUTH MAIN STREET ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS sXYQ,Qtt'IE El iff? U Q t 1' ItSXR5l53f ::f' x I. 5 A H fiafm:tgrif-2E'- 3441: L . .,. IM-Q-.-.N sg.-.sv . 5.3.-.-. -na. w. -u.'.'Cv. -. hh w aifiiiiggiiii'iE5IE:':? :ii5g-2--3525555 f- Fl'--1 H I T .iiE:.: Ah., ..dQ:t. ,faint ,A 5'U1Nr5 Feclfuring DeLuxe Service HILD SYSTEM ' Phone Main FURScr1rtg1S2g1::ENT WE CALL FOR AND In Our Own Vctult 5 9 0 0 Every Garment Insured DELIVER HAROLD E. ANDERSON, Prop. OFFICE AND PLANT 1224 BROADWAY WE INVITE COMPARISON GOERLITZ - BECKNELI.. OFFICE EQUIPMENT Compliments of and D. T. STEWART OFFICE MACHINES AN D Rockford News Tower MAIN 571 I Fine Ready-to- Wear PHILCO PHILGAS CROSLEY MITCHELL RADIO ' 8: APPLIANCE Complete Line of Home Appliances H3-I I5 SOUTH MAIN ST 2427 W. Siczte - Phone Main 3128 MATN 20' I ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS Rockford's Finest Store O W E N ' S I n c. Home of Exclusive C O O P E R ' S Fash' s CLEANING W O R K S Quality Apparel for 926-28 WEST STATE STREET 0 WOMEN . g GIRLS Telephone Forest 61 0 MEN 0 BOYS Rockford, Illinois MCFARLAND Forest 7800 c'Service'to the Builder I LUMBER - MILLWURK - FUEL- PAINT 227-229 South Church 1031 SCHOOL STREET MAIN 3907 Rockford, Ill. john R. Porter Company With the Compliments of PRESCRIPTION , S DRUG STORE REID S FISH MARKET 1225 BROADWAY 302 WEST STATE STREET R0Ckford'min iS Main 559 Prescriplion Service... . . . Sickroom Supplies . . . Whi+man's Chocolales . . . Gill' Wrappings . . . Greeling Cards O SWARTZ PHARMACY lioclcforcl, Illinois tlfblfd , Muller's Dairies FRESH FOODS soml ' E' 5 'E CSZQEBIWBQQ T . I X-A A2'f1 '- Q , AA f 1CI1OI'Uf .WA ' M A S T E R S S H 0 E S 'Disk Those We Serve Now 22 Years Ulf' ROCKF ORD LUIVIBER AND A FUEL COMPANY The Big, Busy Shoe Store 114 SOUTH MAIN STREET - or MAIN 67 113 SOUTH WYMAN STREET 201 East State Street D0n't Put It Off - Put it On ROOFING RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL ROOFING ASPHALT - ASBESTOS - GRAVEL Reasonoible Terms - F.H.A. Financing ROCK WOOL INSULATION ATTIC and SIDEWALL Ford V-Neer Brick Siding-Ace Roofing Supplies DURFE BROS. ROOFING CO. A We Carry Workmen's Compensation 1 2428 NORTH CHURCH STREET FOREST 1433 ' 89 S 0 P E R'S COLLIER STUDEBAKER CCMPANY 'F L O W E R S ' 401-7 South Court Street 22I North Main St. Main 339 RQCKI:-QED, ILLINQIS Garments - Ties - Hats - Rugs - Draperie Telephone Blackhawk 3130 C O L E ' S . . . Od Bartelt Engineering SGIVICG orless Cleaners Product Engineering Phone Main 7667 SPECIAL MACHINERY 81 PRUDUCTIUN TUULS 1422 NORTH MAIN ST. 127 North Wyman St. Rockford, Illinois Candy Is Delicious Food - Enjoy Some Every Day EMIL KELLN1-:R at CGMPANY WHOLESALERS OF FINE CONFECTIONS 223 SOUTH CHURCH STREET MAIN 567 - MAIN 568 ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS 90 ROOSEVELT - ECHO - GOLD BAR- ROOSEVELT - HI-GRADE - Good Names to Remember O ROCKFORD WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY ROCKFOIID. ILLINOIS I Bowl Your Cares Away SIMONDS RECREATION 1407 NORTH MAIN BOCKFORD, ILLINOIS THE BOOK SHOP Books and Gifts 509 NORTH MAIN STREET Rockford, Illinois FLIIWERS For All Occasions SWAN PETERSON 6: SON, Inc. FLORISTS 109 SOUTH LONGWOOD STREET Phone Main 912 91 Say It With Flowersv HIGHLAND FLORAL COMPANY O 718 18TH STREET ' MAI N 3 777 124 South Church St. Rockford, Illinois COMPLHWENTS OF S. M. Hoffman TYPOGRAPHER WALDSMITH COMMERCIAL STUDIO Commercial G Aerial PHOTOGRAPHERS O Mulfilifh Plafe Makers PLANOGRAPHERS ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS '92 THE NEWS STATE THEATRE MAIN 181 105 WEST STATE ST. 'cfllways a Good Show at Popular Pricesv ALLEN 'S CROCKERY STORE ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS W. B. DORAN MEN'S STORE 109 Nor'r11 Main S+. . . . CLOTHING . . . . HATS I . . . HABERDASHERY . . .SHOES NIHAN 61 MARTIN Prescription Druggists CONGRATULATIONS 1423 NORTH MAIN STREET A N D and GAS-ELECTRIC BUILDING ' G R E ET 1 N G S Rockford, Illinois . I I Compliments of R O C K F O R D ARFSTROM BROTHERS Y M C A- PLUMBING, HEATING AND SUPPLIES l ll 1 ll 421 SOUTH MAIN STREET - MAIN 333 Ralph E. Arfstrom - Main 4922 SHOE and RUBBER REPAIRING BEANS' SHOE SERVICE 114 SOUTH WYMAN STREET FOREST 7998 Compliments of WILLIAMS - MANNY - STEVENS and ENGSTROM GENERAL INSURANCE 610 William Brown Building MAIN 999 Compliments of B U R P E E -W O O D ' Funeral Home BLOMQUIST S I , CONFECTIONERY 420 NORTH MAIN STREET 314 North Main Street Our Ei gbty-Ei ghtlo Year of Service FOREST 651 NCDRTI-I MAIN SWEET Arrow Shirts sn-IOP M A S O N ' S l406 NORTH MAIN STREET 53? have always aafvaa the HART SCHAFFNER AND MARX FINEST Foons CLOTHES Best Candies and Coolest Drinks 124 North Main Street Rockford, Illinois if X . , A QS WOM? EL STUCKEY'S INC. . I I A MIS I I Style Store for Men and Boy AO W A 119121N mM' st et yr My I . STATE . ff X ' or am re J' ' if MAIN 2603 If I J QI A I' .. F WV Complzments of P B Y THIRD NATIONAL ' I ' I 9 s TWAIN ST EET BANK jf 'EI 4 zowersyyor All occ ' Rockford, 111i ' ,pw E A T ' ICE CREAM ICE CREAM IS AMERICA'S FAVORITE DAIRY FOOD I ALLEN's IS RocKFoRD's FAVORITE I IC E C R E A M A o lf's cl Secllfesf Producf 95 The Year September 8-Shucks! Had to go back to school! Nine new teachers. September 17-Principal welcomed daughter, Mary Susan. September 28, 30, 31-Two service flags and a United States Hag presented in --assemblies as gifts of 1943 9A class. October 6-Lincoln defeated Roosevelt to the tune of 12 to 0 in football. October 13-Wasluingtoii walked away with Roosevelt, 48-7. October 20, 21, 22-Got out at 2 P. M. Thanks to sugar rationing. October 27-Again Roosevelt was trounced by Lincoln, 6-0 October 26-28-Truth or Consequences Assemblies produced a laugh riot. November 3-Another goose-egg in football: Wasllington 32, Roosevelt 0. November 1-15-Junior Red Cross doubled last year's fund and raised 33300. November 9-Parents came to school for Open House. November 22-24-Hurrah! Roosevelt outdid all the schools in its paper collec- tion-almost 40 tons. g November 25-28-We were thankful! ' December 7-A sad day of remembrance. December 12-Christmas Sing. December 17-Goody! Christmas vacation. january - Teddy came through with flying minute-man flag. january 20-Roosevelt beat Wasluington Cagers, 18-17. Nice goinl, kids! january 27-Roosevelt defeated by Lincoln, 37-30. February -We did it again! Minute-man flag flown. February 10-Washington victorious over Roosevelt,26-25. February 17-Too bad! Lincoln got us again, 34-20. February 24-Hee-haw! Donkeys conquered teams. April 7-10-Easter vacation May 5-Orchestra harmonies heard. May 11-Band concert. May 25, 26-9A Play produced many laughs. 96 C422 QQ? aj? 5 Q 4 X it Qkvf-YF? wills? ,Q X. K' f I , Q., N 'ctw M Q1 ' :rf - - Mk ' N 3-. x w CH. Q e' f R' CTE. li QQ Q Q Q-M Q:-.Q - , -L, xi: ' Y . 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