Roosevelt Middle School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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31 MOVIES AND PEOPLE You're Only Young Once-Pat. C. I'll Take RomancwNorma C. One Hundred Men and o: Girl--Treva G. A Damsel in Distress-Home Work unfinished. The Last Gangster-Leon La L. Nothing Sacred-Iohn W. True Confession-Coralie A. Thin Man-Irving R. Ali Baba Goes to Town-Tom D. Hurricane-Gloria M. Angel-Gloria M. Merry Go Round of '38-Study Hall. A Star Is Born-Iohn D. Last of Mohicans-Bob I. You Can't KNOW Everything-Philip F. Double or Nothing-Marjorie L. One in a Million-R in Algebra. The Perfect Specimen-Alex. K. Topper-Roy H. Borrowing Trouble-May L. W. Hoosier School Boy-larnes W. VV'hite Hunter-George B. Iungle Princess-Betty I. S. Outcast-Bill K. Midsummer Night's Dream-Leroy K. Life of the Party-Adrienne Wue-ste. SONG BAG l. This Never Happened Before-Warning. 2. Once in a While-R. in Horne Room. 3. In the Still of the Night-Home Work. 4. I Need a New RomancwGloria Marks. 5. I Want to be in Winchell's Column-Patsy Ryno and Tom Dye 6. Am I Dreaming?-Study Hall. 7. If I Can Count on You-Having a Test. 8. If It's the Last Thing I Do--Graduate. 9. The Moon Got in My Eyes.-General Science. IU. Mama, I Want to Make Rhythm-Orchestra. T'

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THE IDEAL H9 GIRL HE EYES of Olive Burnett The hair of Shirley Gordon The disposition of Violet Parchen The personality of Treva Glasson The complexion ot Anita Laird The poise of Barbara Woolett The eyelashes of May Lou Wincote The artistic ability ot Rita Freeland The dancing ability of Patsy Ryno The musical ability of Frances Barrows The poetic ability of Laura Thompson The athletic ability of Ioanne Overleese The posture of Betty lane Selwyn The dramatic ability of Gloria Miller The blushing ability of Patricia Collins The domestic ability of Gertrude MacOuown The hands of Rose Parades The profile ot Dorothy Christopher The penmanship of Betty lune The lips of Adele Kunkel The eyebrows of Gloria Marks. BROTHER LOVE Their speech flows out in steady stream 'Tis like a dull yet horrible dream In any month or hour or day You can always find them talking away. Unsquelched, unstopped, onward it flows, Raining the brain with unmerciless blows. As l lie trying to sleep yet kept awake, I know its their talking, not my steak. I am thinking and scheming of a way to get rid Of their merciless teaming and the talking they did I think of a way to end their say. Ah would I had but one torch To fire the roof and burn the porch, And watch them burn unto the grounds, That I might silence those two deccr Browns. GEORGE BROWN

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