Theodore Roosevelt High School - Saga Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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C21 Zmuilfz Timlz The youfh of foday should develop an inferesf in fhe managemenf of fhe governmenf. We should sfudy also fhe various weapons which we have af our disposal, such as fhe inifiafive, a device which enables a group of vofers fo propose a new law which is submiffed fo fhe direcf vofe of fhe people: fhe referendum, which makes if possible for fhe vofers fo approve or reiecf a measure already passed by a legislafive assembly: fhe recall, which gives fhe vofer an opporfunify fo remove 4- an unsafisfacfory sfafe or local official: fhe direcf primary, which gives fhe vofer an opporfunify fo help selecf candidafes for sfafe and local .sw . In fx if offices ds well as for seafs in Congress. Q' 45 f CHARLES DENNEHY i , 'fixf H Eng? r ' , 'X 1 'ye ' Young America musf make conservafion workable in a program of g'f:-- ' - .- -' , . . . . l IQ f -' long-range planning for conservahon of foresfs, soil, wafer, minerals, f l, Q- , 4-A ,gvs,g?,fSF15n:, 3 r 4 T t g, '- V r - and human resources, based on cooperafuon befween fhe 'Federal gov- '1'1'2s-fizgif -. . . . . ,f '2.1.1'f:5fSyj3Qf ,y nmenf, fhe sfafes, and fhe individual. If will soon be our furn fo fake 4 - i5Q' ' 1:'ii 7'Ii'f f1fi.V -4, . . . . ziffzlk' ,'ffi'fvrf,,i ik:-f-f2':51 wingf Lf, r America for beffer or for worse. Aside from fhe o orfumfues -' . ' -:En gjfggv . , 4,3 ,Q3i,'3.5s- , , ,an .'g,ff':--fi 'figffxiy ff' keen minds and sfron bodies which ressin roblems like floods 11. .' gg., -,cg-s'-, ,.q:'-'fffgvfr 151 g -f' ,j'l'i,f x soil erosion offer as pracfical fields for work, fhe fufure of con- ifg' -,'. 1. 'ks hon an nfs broader aspecfs will be anofher feshmony of fhe moral .-ag,-Li, X ,.l. ,FE -, E591 1 -4. 1535-.,,,l1g:,,. N nf X , , n-.'?3?i,, ' Q-. N foday's Youfh, fomorrow fhe pllofs of her deshny. Y z Lis le. GALI KOLEN sf-s:P14.'-lzf. T -f-Ive-rfvszvffi '-vi J .Ethier xi:-,Y p'..'5i ,,- fl T ,i-Liz., 3,4 f ' A ar as f'-A' 4 , , , gfllf,,L F., F ' -U1-lfy fo one's counfry, sfafe, cify or even sfreef is admirable. 95 9' :ff ' - - - ly a man feels fhis loyalfy because of his educafion in his youfh. 1 i 'Eu ,, . ., ' tg-FE, -CQ, , , . . . 5 , A fg- Q 5 educahon is sfopped af his counfry when he should have been 'Gi' -' .c . , 4f'2Z,:-- ' -l hf hu hon and his need for lo alf in fhe world. He should l Qlqnfgg 5- ' ff-fx' F , 1 ' 9 ,,. A,j i3f: LYfQ. i n ' ,. ...w e - I . .E - Q Qfglgfy Pe0ples and shown fhelr common fraifs. They are 'H 1. , 2 Z1 41..-.,.- -fio ,-,, f '-, -r . V wg '+ ' . . . . . .jg -:,:.3,.2?5, uals ca4kig,1?E,L+7 accomplishing his maximum in any field of human 'F' as '12, ' ' avor. be faughf nof fo fhink so cheaply of human life -:f'? i7Q.51f. 'fl 35? - i ' .5 . - . iff - 5,-,Q me it.-,f.gQJilEfn5' re is an abundance. He musf be. faughf fo feel, 3 l -gf ,rf-jjzgj-Qgp,-i., If - i A ers lnsfead of confining his mferesfs fo an l . hen he reads of some menace fo human i 0- ': '4sf-, A-xl? -- ' 4.'fv.?' .rm -wr.---v--.5 -2ir:'i '.2f- ' ' f 'N Q 'LQ if , fe ' i PHILIP SELVAGGI i 7 Y if , , iizfz-W-iff M' i 5 -,'f I iii fffsii-1'i2Q+ 31 v 253-.,a.k'f Biff' ig, -z, ZIP-3 -ff..k,'f-,gg'g'.'if-21ff. '2'.',,-gi' if gjjfl' '- I if,-1 ' 'Q' , in' .,, ? 5i'ifi: 'L--1 1 f2'f' .1nff-'fr ff? '1wf?f.fL 'ffrfff-w V W--'w i , f .g.f!g.z1-1,:3. '.,' ' ifyffi- 514, . ,mfg-::'.'g3 -wi, ,f2z1f7f. 2 , ., asm.. - ' ' '25, 'Q' ' , . ,fs . .

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JAZZ? In order lo prevenl unemploymenl, youlh, our lulure business men and women, should help lo bring aboul a grealer balance belween consumplion and produclion. Our business men and women of lhe lulure should leach employers lhal lhey should pay high wages so lhal lheir workers can buy up lhe producls which lhey produce. The busi- ness men should also be laughl nol lo over-produce. HEDWIG SCHERZINGER The lime has come again when democracy, as well as all lhe olher greal worl: ol all lime, is lhrealened, and we lhe American youlh musl lorgel lhe lulure momenlarily, and we musl prolecl lhe ideals and work lhal our lorelalhers loughl lor and mainlained wilh lheir blood in order lhal lheir sons should cherish lhese ideals and prolil by lhem while building bigger and beller lhings. BERTRAM WISHNOFF We, lhe youlh ol loday, musl learn lhe lessons and nol errors ol graduales who have already enlered lhe world. We shrinlc belore lhe realilies ol lhe world, bul we musl slrive lo grealer and more democralic nalion and world. We musl build a slrong and everlasling peace. We musl slrive lo build nomic syslem which will nol deprive us ol our presenl righls, bul will give every young person, as well as every adull, economic We musl slrive lo broaden and advance on roads ol cullure and clear away our presenl day criminalion, war, and lack ol across lhese roads lo a beller and

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- E-Y WM' I Qmwz , America is fhe land of Iiberfy, individualism, and democracy. lf represenfs freedom of fhoughf, acfion, and desire. Based on fhe ful- fillmenf of ifs economic needs, ifs' educafional advanfages offered fo youfh and ifs pursuif of infernafional harmony upon fhe fheory of freafing ofhers as you would have ofhers freaf you, if represenfs a ,- land, people, and governmenf of pracfical idealism. ' Q: -' -. 3 V, .. 'eg- Giffed wifh greaf sources of raw maferial, presenfed wifh far- X yt u QE' 1 ist A -2 reaching boundaries and peaceful neighbors and crossed by a nef- , '- work of fransporfafion facilifies, if is confenf fo follow ifs peaceful ' :fe 6.--07' if , i 5.1fl'f'. ..'--fffkr ' pursuif of polifical isolafion from froubled Europe. .,- ga ill. ', if F. xf'J .E:O'+1. To ifs oufh if offers unlimifed o orfunifies. lfs educafional e ui -y -Q fTf732fi'?Q,-, .ifil-Nw q menf offers fhem fhe groundwork for rising fo an imporfanf posifi m ,. ' in fhe economic or polifical world. lfs freedom from fhe sef regu K 'y ' D . I . ' . .cfS:':c5.:.,.:F my .14-1 , ..,, ik' , . x .l QS. hons of fhe Old World gives fhem fhe splrlf, mind and abilufy M A .-.te-,2?3'i'f 1fi'..5,.3j ?,j.,.f:- if 1 ,- Succeed- ' mx: ' mf. Talren all in all, America, re ardless of ifs froubles, s uabbles an A- , .i -,.?qQsf' f q ,bless - ? 3'xff.1v 1r-gf,f - pasf fransgressions, now is fhe counfry holding fhe hope of fhe World. ' . . . . N4 1--5? i5.,ff 1f51f.-l,3ff,- lf is nof enough fo sfop here. We musf sfrive fo become fhe Ufopia f,g,5--- FN gl, Xi, Y ..3,g,hp.i3',I ' -A up .3 M. of fhe modern and fufure world. ' we Ch 3 ' 15' .1 .Iliff 'Z--T fir- z 3' ' r' Qi? 455. -1? A people who wresfed a nafion from fhe wilderness, who hewe , - , -- I N- '51' - 0 . . V s f- .Th ,-'fig' 1 .5 , '- EJ, :iffy fd I, foresf and broke fhe soil agamsf fhe wiles of fhe savage - . ' -V 4,Q, . . . V .- s ' '- long remain wifhouf a culfure or splnf of fheir own choosi qkfgllnpfh We fLft5g, ,gf-15.-gg-3-a,f.4-D-1..g5:j,?,,5gggd . . . . , V - N' -wgfg-I .i-'-..afjrW',, Y porfs of fhe Easf, among fhe valleys of fhe Mississippi and Q AQ- 1. - of fhe Slerras fhe American splrlf is developing wi,,,y ,x g L 4 .445 . ?S5,gp..,,-f-5.1 ef. wh . . . -fi: ,- A ::. A ' . - ' A s . 'gf , of American arf and luferafure. The American '-f ri?-vs -we' 45 1 Q X , , , , 331. , , L 5 Q Ist- gl, -,-T-jj-,-1-HJ,-Q gfL,.',,Z,q,,.g: . mechanical ideal fransmlffed from pasf generaflonsf -r llvlngppdflia, -gg, , 3-gig-5,35.f.,5,, . . . . . 2' -. a'fff2. .+.- 1- - -A -f ' tr-:fi hon of pasf glory: If IS rafher a fanglble fhmg, repres lrgewc , fa ' '. f1,2 ,Q,i g f . . , , iym ,D 3139, .pl W., :, in all :fs phases, freedom of fhoughf, press, and acfu C if 11, ,. A '.'QMi1Q'g,,, 1:14 ,vu Y h , A , , V 5 1 EN 1. 'V W l -f.,'l ,-9' 3.5 5. fhe welfare of fhe sfafe fhrough fhe advancemenf l 3 ' sf egg--,fg-,s-mil. ,, . 41 4 1:9 1 1 n . hr ASE: lr- - I. . ,A - 'I '2.'-'L', ZE,f::-3125 --.' . 'I ,I '..:1if:1 .- I - N :T and nof af fhe expense of fhe individual. To suc , fu I - 7-jffff. rg.- mg.: 1,94-r H . ' ' ' ' ':47L'E'5 - 53125-'F Q 1. if 'Wai '- can hold only hope as fhe pasf shows only 29,'4,f1! :J' fgggiigg,f,j.-fyg'-jggfgggf-, X -N. ,. , '-' - --1 A-ffiililf ., 3 3 I ' A' xl! - - ' i e .ga :FF ' Q 'yd - If I Wivw r.--cg i: , nu, 1 X A ,- .gin .-.- Y R r MFE ,'-' -,--. ' - A s if 'slag-N , ., ,,.v,'1 2 Wire.-iz - fir,-59 -- .Lv . :i:.,: .:1' - ',.?ur'L, Q 37? . 'gf llriif-.'?. 55163,-ff : -,, , .-,i- , M... -sf!3f5if ,1.t,- - v ,gr I ,V ,ig-551 Q H X-,N u-ggg? ,,,5L14lQsf n 5 I ,V KV' ' ',.' 'S-Q:'jg1 : 'z,.,m Pi '.., - ' A 94, , - , -.4 V A -,S 1, ,,,. u,,-, ,-if ,-, Q1 -,,.., ,,., ,N c . ..s . Oz . fl-Fw.-us . F' K ., .. .4 .. fr, ..,. .. H145 .x . -1 ,A-..... . . . -.. ,, ..,,x ., ., . ,..... I-Q., ?f3gv:g3::5.-fa-f- '-,.i-pimp'if.'r.. 5Q:?.5,qq,-2-5, +1 -,:'.,f:'E.n?, -. 's ' if-?1b::Q,g3 ' 'fl5i2E7I2ig?3' f'fW f.'- - 'lf?Q95i5?ff 'PEl 'iifflifiklgfffif 5 'nd 417: if -7'fl2Qf f 1 5 ' -' ii?-Sf' . 'L 9