Roosevelt High School - Lariat Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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LEADERS IN THE LIMELIGHT CLASS PRESIDENTS LI2 Harrier Schlavin I II I Dick DoyIe LI I Marrin Wrighf HIO WiIford Leonard LIO Harold Cooprider CLUB PRESIDENTS Ecoria Mildred Hansen Chi Delia HeIen Eklof G. A. A.I Ves'I'a Ahrens Hi-Y Charles Flick Block R Chad S'I'evens Press Gerald Dean Saber John AveIIar Sfamp Emil Brodersen Spanish Rose Mariin Ari' MurieI Wafry HiIII'op Virginia Soares EDITORS Crimson Lois DeFord Lariaf EIva Lindrofh YELL LEADERS Head Tud Gian+vaIIey Pai- Carbone RusseII York Sfudeni Body Presidenf Gwen Walk

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PERFECT ALIBI Top row: Kennelh Hughes, Wilbur Lee, A'H'ilio Loverro, Maxine McFarland. BoH'om: Virginia Soares, Mildred Hansen, Frank Jorgensen, Bob Pefersen. STAGE SET A slage se'l' of l'he Perfecl' Alibi is shown in 'l'he above picfure, wi+h Wilbur Lee playing +he role of rhe hero, and Mildred Hansen fhe heroine. Bob Pelersen and AH'ilio Loverro supplied lhe comedy. Carrying 'lhe heavy paris of lhe play were Anfhony Ramos and Frank Jorgensen as villains. STAGE CRAFT Top row: John Mafulich, George Currier, Caswell Boxley. Middle row: Demonfe Sprague, Richard Wing, Louis Scozza- fava, Granf Mosher. Boffom row: John Morfiza, Lillian Brodie, Elaine George, Lola Smifh. STAGE CREW K DRAMA A WYLW HILLTOP Top row: Bob Pefersen, Charles Flick. Middle row: Wilbur Lee Kennefh Hughes, Anfhony Ramos, Bob Warne, FrankJorgensen Borlom row: Mildred Hansen, Arfise Payne, Virginia Soares Gwen Walk, Doris Price. Sfage Crafl' group is inl'eres'I'ed in 'lhe arf of decorafing 'lhe sfage. They fake charge of all se'l's before, during and affer a play. They are advised by Miss Juanifa Nicholson, arl' head. Members of fhe Hillfop Workshop drama club are chosen from fhe advanced drama class whose obiecfive is fo promofe and encourage beHer plays.

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R. O. T. C. Wifh one hundred and forfy-one cadefs en- rolled af fhe beginning of fhe ferm, fhe Roosevelf R. O.T. C. unif sfarfed an evenfful half year of work. The rosfer included fwenfy- eighf boys in fhe R. O. T. C. band, wifh eleven officers, fiffeen sergeanfs, and fhirfeen cor- porals in direcf command of fhe hundred and forfy-one cadefs. This ferm fhe baffalion held fhree parades wifh fhe fwo companies com- pefing for an honor sfreamer. Silenf drill feams of officers and non-commissioned wifh speakers on R. O. T. C. affended many frafer- nal organizafions such as fhe Fruifvale Mason Eagles, Sevenfh Aerie, and auxiliary Fruifvale Woodmen and Neighbors of fhe Woodcraff. Two junior high schools, Garfield and Bref Harfe, were also visifed. Speakers in R.O.T.C'. were Capfain Roberf Nagel, Sergeanf Bill Zock, and Corporal Roberf Regan. The P.T.A. of Garfield wifnessed fhe drill. Roosevelf R. O. T. C. parficipafed in fhe Armisfice Day parade along wifh five ofher Oakland high schools. Affer fhe parade a free lunch and foofball game were enioyed by fhe cadefs. Officers and non-commissioned oFficers held a meefing every Wednesday nighf fo discuss plans and problems of fhe R. O. T. C. A compefifive examinafion of officers for fhe posifions of colonel, lieufenanf colonel, and adiufanf, were given during fhe middle of fhe ferm wifh John Avellar receiving fhe second highesf posf, execufive officer wifh fhe rank of lieufenanf colonel. The lasf five weeks of fhe ferm were spenf by all cadefs sfudying fheorefical subiecfs. Subiecfs by fhe sfuclenf officers were milifary organizafion, courfesy, discipline and muskefry, firsf aid, scoufing and pafrolling, map reading, and confesf principles. OFFICERS TOP ROW Roberf Nagel Ted Saling Ari' Currier Clarance Gully BOTTOM ROW L'I'. Col. John Avellar Philip Temple Don Parmefer Eiichi Suzulcawa