Roosevelt Lincoln Middle School - Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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VJ' 'N irfl-IE RAIL - SPLlTTERl NI ll H ll ll IFA - 'W I HOM E ROOM 133 Some might have been superstitious and have thought it unlucky to have been assigned to Room Thirteen. but not this group. It has been lucky Thirteen for them. Vilhen the football team needed a Captain, it Came to Room Thirteen to find him. Vile were also proud to have the Basket Ball Quintet select their Vaptain from our number. - ' Our boys, team tied the Chzunpions of the Basket Rall tournament in the Seini-Finals and lost only in extra play. lYe also have music-al talentg tvvo among our number belong to the Ort-liestra and two to the glee club. Radio c-oneerts entertained us during Home Room period for a while and later we took up Dramaties. XVQ have our organization and have had some pleaaant times. :ggi H u' 7 ' in gigs -194 ' l i l

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I ll ll ll ll I 1411-IE RAIL - SPLlTTERl l HOME ROOM FIVE At the beginning of the year the girls planned to use Hhome room periodu for self improvement and recreation. It was to be a self governing group, under the guidance ol' the teaclier. So two officers, a president and a secretary-treasurer were elected for a term of twelve Weeks. These officers together with a third member Whom they Were to choose to assist them, provided programs, or topies for discussion for each meeting. The programs were sometimes informal, depending upon the nature of tllelll. Many of them consisted oi' spelling contests, arithmetic contests, Junior Red Cross, safety rules, lessons on etiquette and courtesy. Then two basket ball teams were organized. They played several games in the tournament. And last but not least was a picnic after school. Throughout all of the Home Periods the aim was courtesy, loyalty to the room and school, pride in appearance, :lair play, fellovvship, sportsmanship and team Work. The students had the responsibility and did the actual work in all that was undertaken this year. fflkgll in li: :bl II i Tis--

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, A.. . . . .. . .4 MISS Mc-C'ORMll'K'S PHP l'l,LFl5 The pupils of room 14 ure well 4-Imrzu'terized by their nzune. idlllflllll Pep Club. lVe believe in our st-hool and in ull its polieies. whirh has been shown by our enthusiasm for all sc-hool zlrtivities. Athletics of all forms is our hobby. We lmve football :ind basketball players, und four of us are out for trzlrli. Our girls busliet bull teaun won the Home Room Tournament. VVe have on our wall the c-ertifirute awarded for luiving the most parents visiting during Educ-ation Week. lVe nrezil- wnys 21 hundred perrent on any proposition. whether it is buying tiekets for at gzune, or showing the right attitude towurd :my sc-hool question. We have had good times during our Home Room Periods. We llnve had several hikes and parties -Whic-h were live wire ufluirs. We c-lem-t oll'ic'ers every twelve weeks, und We vurry on our meetings urcmrding to pzirliunien- try law. VVe enioyed preparing at play for vhupel. VVe Imve disc-ussed weighty questions of sc-hool polic-y and right c-onduet. We have heurd good stories read, and We learned to debate. Three Hlll'l'2lllS for Lineoln Pep Club! Y- 20-