Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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-...........-.--....C THE R.O.T.C. STAFF: Capt. R. M. Levy, .lr., Cadet Capt. Bernie Rosenstein, Cadet Mayor Wesley Rouse, Cadet Lt. Saul Jacobs, Cadet Lt. Ernest Erslcin, Cadet Lt. l Nolan West, Cadet Lt. Robert Toscano. llineelingj Cadet Capt. Ralph Coffman, ' Cadet Lt. Marshall Siskin. THE MACHINE GUN CREW: Pvt. Eugene Ferrera, , Pvt. Steve lrwin, Cadet Capt. Bernie Rosenstein, Pvt. Gerald Abmont. tlineelingj , Pvt. Allen Meyer, Pvt. Warren Rigly, Pvt. Jimmy Barochiere. been transterred to Belmont. Betore coming to l'lollywood, Captain Levy served in Germany as assistant secretary to the General Statt. For over three years, the captain held this post, which he says was one ot the most interesting ot his career. Previous to this he tought in Europe with the tirst lntantry Division Fitth Corps. Captain l.evy re- ceived his otticer's training at the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, trom which he graduated in June, l94l. During the past year the R. O. T. C. participated in many interesting and educational activities. Members ot the unit received laurels in marlcsman- ship and entered the British United Field Service Company competition, the results ot which have not as yet been received. The inspection held an- nually on Snyder Field was reviewed by several otticers trom the War Department, who congratu- lated the otticers ot the unit on the well-disciplined, well-trained group ot cadets. Several trips to nearby military installations were made by members ot the unit. They made day so- iourns to March Field where the cadets had a chance to inspect the installation and watch in action some ot the latest planes and battle equip- ment and get a taste ot military lite in general. A three-day week end naval cruise to San Diego was talcen during the last ot the semester. During the trip the cadets had run ot the battleship to which they were assigned and watched maneuvers ot part ot the Pacitic Fleet. The Military INSPECTING OFFICERS WHO VISITED the school in May to evaluate the work of the unit stand at attention as the colors pass by during the parade. +11

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COMPANY A IN FORMAL DRESS and in par- ade tormation passes by the reviewing stand during the otficial ins cction ofthe unit w i P hch is conducted every spring by officers ot the U.S. Army. . .. -. - . , . -V .- :ff 111 li' THE COLOR GUARD: Corpl. Jett Marshall, Sgt. lstfclass Kenneth King, Sgt. Harry Piele, Sgt. Dean Duey. THE RIFLE TEAM: Kneeling, Capt. Bernard Rosen- stein, Sgt. Dave Zeitlin. Standing, Maior Wesley Rouse, Sgt. lstlclass Kenneth King, Lt. Noland West. The l-lollywood Reserve Otticers Training Corps under the excellent direction ot Captain Richard M. Levy, Jr., and Master Sergeant Charles Coolr has as its main purpose the development ot tirm- ness ot character, pride in personal appearance. basic lcnowledge in military training. This training does much to stimulate selt-discipline, leadership and a sense ot patriotism and loyalty. An interesting military course as prescribed by Colonel Murray M. Montgomery is ottered the cadets. lncluded in the course ot study are military history, map reading, military teaching methods and aerial photography. There are several classes in military theory with the otticers serving as in- structors, and these classes have proved to be quite popular with almost all ot the R. O. T. C. members. This year tor the tirst time the R. O. T. C. course has been made compulsory tor all lOl3's. This rul- ing has increased the size ot the unit thus malcing it possible to otter courses that have not been available in the past. This year's enrollment ot l37 cadets torms two companies which are under the command ot captains Bernard Rosenstein and Ralph Cottman. Lieutenants Saul Jacobs. Marshall Sislcin, Ernest Erslcin and Robert Toscano were leaders ot the platoons. Second Lieutenant Noland West served as adiutant with Maior Wesley E. Rouse acting as Battalion Commander. Captain Levy is the new R. O. T. C. instructor replacing Captain l-loward E. l-laslcins, who has Mars Rules

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These Three Organizations Perform 4 L L sei ein A, uHe Profits Most W Who Serves Best SERVICE CLUB IA-LI FIRST ROW: Feder, Hein, Lopez, Crowder, Acevedo, Burrows, Hors+, Holmquisr, Hall, Barbeau. Housend, Kampner, Jaffe, Barbara, Bulkley. SECOND ROW: Case, -Colion, Deane, Dispensiero, Freisladlr, Georqielf, Herron, Deuchars, Grossman, Jeffery, Kipps, Dunne, Enchell, Gizir, Kosaka. THIRD ROW: Hubbard, Levy, Chapman, Kenney, James, Gallenkamp, Burneii, Bonney, Drader, Jocelyn, Funke, Goode, Holi, LeVine, Lynch, Allan, Field. FOURTH ROW: Jung, Holmquisl, Grilliih, Baker, Cordary, Geniry, Green, Beyers, Guldselh, Besi, Golllieb, Goldsiyn, Fleischer, Adamson, Evans, Hendrickson, Cohen. ,Q ' , 5 W. 7 V ff ,blip 5 4 . X .w p ll My ywf ,A SERVICE CLUB IM-ZI FIRST ROW: Winiers, Sardo, Prall, Masako, Sperry, Ross, Siahl, Thompson, Schecler, Neal, Slolaod Thorson. SECOND ROW: Murray, Menegan, Mendel, Silver, Allen, Toien, Reeves, Churchman, Rui Tino, Gray, Sieele, Salizman, Zuill. THIRD ROW: Rulfino, Walck, Smiih, Sands, Page, Capps, Weed Royce. Rosenlhal, Moss, Sroneman, Wallers, Ralley, Nicolas, lvlalim. FOURTH ROW: Siein, Pearl Aull, Tehodsky, Sch-wariz, Samuels, Allison, Nadel, Pascoe, Wakeman, Taschner, Sparks, Sparling Sevey, Fain. 2 , . E A'