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

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lj , 5-fgeirv. , , I 52' ,, 'Vi IQI Y xi I Ig., I 'ug yr' . I 'I , I fs A .- -I ,' , RICHARD SCHEIB You who are complefing four years of high school work could noi have been guilfy of many follies in fhe years gone by. Even fhough you have underfalcen deliberafely fo commif fhese harmless FOLLIES OF '42, fhe creafion of This bool: was wifhouf doubf a serious prob- lem, involving many wise discus- sions and decisions. May you be successful in your fufure days. ,. . , ALICE RICHARDS Farewell 'Io fhe Class of .Iune I942. May your follies of fhe fufure never be more 'I'han your follies of 'Ihe pasfll And may your follies af my age never be greafer 'I'han my follies af your age! And-lasl' and mosI' opfimisfic wish. of all - may fhe conlemplafion of I'he follies of us oldsfers preserve you from all follies save 'Ihose of youngsfersl HERMAN LUTZ There is al' presenl' very Ii'H'le fime for fallcing. All our efforfs musl' be given 'Ioward one obiecfive. You graduafes of .Iune I942 are aloouf 'ro fake your place in fhis fremen- dous sfruggle. II' will noi' be easy and many fimes you will wani' fo give up buf if will require an exfra efforl' of will fo give and give. LeI s all pul' our shoulders 'Io fhe wheel. Good Luck!

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, r l MJAM w ROGERSV PMndpal The word VlATlCUlM has for many ioday a deeply religious significance: 'lo ihe ancienr Romans if meanl' 'lhose indispensible ihings fhaf, as one slorled on a iourney, he should carry willli him on his via, his wcly. Shorfly you will be sfariing on a journey. Whal' will you carry wifh you from here as you launch your li+ le bark inro +he unknown seas? Well, lel us hope you will carry wiih you some of 1' ese-some useful fhings you have learned and, more imporranf, fhe arl' of learning, an inquiring mind, good healfh habifs, a 'I'as+e 'For 'lhe beifer lhings in uri, music, and li+era+ure, a love of nalure, a zesl +o be- somebody and accomplish somefhing, experience in living wirh oihers, and 1'he same regard for 'ihe righfs of olhers lhdf you expecl' for your righfs. Bur l hope you willl carry wiih you also some pleasani memories fhaf will cheer you when rough weolher comes as if is bound 'lo do, 'lhe recollecrion of many happy and profiiable days in lschool, of congenial companionships, of unforgeffable occasions 'lhaf broughl' you very close fo fhe school and your school males. And whaiever elselyou carry, you will always have wirh you +he besi' wishes of your leachers and youriprincipal. A pleosanl voyage ro you all. May all your days be RED LETTER DAYS, rich in laugh+er and 'lhe love of friends. l i l William W. Rogers. l l

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T I TO Miss MARY E T Nonews WHO . fx SE UNFAILING ENCOURAGEMENT, SYMP h ATHY AND AID HAS SPURRED US EVER ONWARD TO THE COM- PLETION OF A SAGA WE WI HIGH SCHOOL DAYS. LL TREASURE AS A MEMENTO OF OUR TO THOSE IN THE SERVICE WHO HAVE ' RISKED THEIR LIVES TO FIGHT AGAINST BRUTAL sAvAGEs so THAT we MIGHT I HAVE LIBERTY. I