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

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3 H9 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Thomas Harper Austa Wells TREASURERS Philip Flint William Hom ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF, George Brown BUSINESS MANAGER Harold Dill . ART EDITOR Kenneth Sedgwick ASSISTANT EDITOR Dorothy Christopher PHOTOGRAPHER Paul Nystrom STAFF Treva Glasson Adele Kunkel Irving Rawdin Evelyn Thorne Frank Dentremont Adrienne Wueste John Bishop Laura Jean Thompson Thomas Dyer Dick Brewer Jean Giberson Nancy Julian Bill Kreft Marjorie Lyons MESSAGE TO GRADUATES I haven't been your classmate at Roosevelt for three years, but the one year that I have been with you we've worked, played and enjoyed it. In a short time you will be making new friends and qaininq new achievements which will help you in your life's work. I hope that each and everyone of you will use your ability and experience to the best advantage in senior hiqh. I also want to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to you, the I-I9 class members and our counselor, Miss Balmer. TOM HARPER. President of H9 Class.

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2 DEDICATION E, THE graduating class of Ianuary, l938, dedicate our An- nual to the faculty of Roosevelt Iunior High School, as an expression of our appreciation for their help, guidance and friendship during the past three years. In addition to this general appreciation we wish to thank in particular Miss Balmer, our counselor, Mr. Miller, sponsor of our Annual, Mr. Reutinger, sponsor of the Rough Rider, and the H9 home room teachers for their more immediate contributions to our progress through lunior High School. CLASS MOTTO Forward ever: backward never. I CLASS SONG By Barbara lfV0olIett and Violet Parclzen CTO the tune: Am I in Love?j HE world seems blue for we are leaving you. We've worked, we've played, and tried our best to all be true Your walls so strong have watched our actions daily, And these dear halls have heard us laughing, oh, so gayly. We know we'll miss the studies you insist, We don't resent the hours We've spent, in studying, and how We've walked our trail. We know We didnt fail, Good bye, dear Roosevelt, we are leaving now.

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4 T. MALCOLM BROWN. Principal. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Yours has been a friendly class. There is no better advice I could give as a parting Word than urqe you to maintain that spirit of friendliness that seems to have pervaded the entire class of Ianuary, 1938. Knowledges and skills may be acquired most anytime you discover a need for them, but good-neiqhborliness is a characteristic that is more difficult to develop as the years pass. You have a generous share of this attribute. Nourish it and your life will be greatly enriched thereby. --T. MALCOLM BROW N.