Roosevelt High School - Leograph Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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Fashion Show February I9, I947, was ihe day. fha sfage of lhe Roosevelf audiforium was fhe place, and +he lenih grade Home-Malling girls were ihe drama+ic personnel of fhe Sfyle Show, lf Mighl' As Well Be Spring, under 'lhe dirocfion of Mrs. Gordon. ll was a beaulilul show, an acliviiy growing ouf of class-room learning. Many parenls were presenf a+ ihe all-girl assembly. Space does noi permil giv- ing all fha names, bul' here are picfures of fhe girls insfead. How many do you recognize? 64 Spring Musical Spring really came fo Roosevell when Mrs. Spiller's combined choir presenfed a show of popular songs. The I947 hir parade was well represenled wilh such songs as Anniversary Song, Old Lampligh+er, Sonal'a, and Tl1a+'s ihe Beginning of fhe End. Talent Show The Old Woman in lhe Shoe gave seven+h and eigh? graders a chance +o place lheir ialenfs on parade. The s+age selling was designed by Miss Gifles and execuied by fhe Ari' classes and sfago crew, direcfed by Mr. Whilaker.

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Junior Girls' Choir Firsl row: Elsie Allrire, Donna Lauer, Ellene Lewis, Belva Allcinson, Carol Anderson, Florence Schaeleq, Lollie Olson, Janel Ar- bucllle, lda Mae Bales. Second row: Lor- raine Brown, Joy Oalresholl, Cherry Slreable, Mary Buclreridge, Carole Hen- derson, Joanne Goodman, Maudell Lane. LaVonne McLarly, Palricia Carler, Juani- la Whisnanl. Third row: Twylie Baleman, Jean Hardy, Rulh Ann Parke, Nedra Whilalxer, Janel Pierce, June Ludwig, Di- anne -Price, Glenda Marlin. Fourlh row: Hazel Harler, Meredilh McCoy, Fay House, Phyllis Deay, Caroline Larson, Ann Bosch, Norma Campbell, Barbara Gover- nale, June Sollysialr, Adriane Lampe. Fillh row: Belle Woods, Virginia Rock, Helen Brown, Elsie Cox, Judy Merrifield, Marlys Hess, Belly Lou Wilson, Beverly Wisner, Carol Mohr, Nancy Kersey, Donnalee Glanville. Junior Boys' Choir The members of lhe Junior Boys' Choir are: Firsl row: Gene Collins, Ramon Keel. Larry Pelers, Jere Lee Scoll, Jimmy Glass. Second row: Duane Dunham, John Wool- helher, Alan Towery, Henry Roselli, Ken- nelh Smilh. Third row: Ross Gelchell, Eddy Wilson, Glen Crume, Hal Sleele, George Traver, Roberl Taylor, Chrislian Brighl. AW mN,,.,,..,,.. .. . , in -Stl . ' 1 fr' W i ...... 4 we F 'Q f ' ? :fi ' ii In 'T 'g l - . 2 L' . if 'V' ..a.l ' lie' ' 1 ' 'A ' Ja .wwf N l

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Election Stunts Never a dull moment when election day comes around. Electing our new student body officers is one of the highlights of the semester. This scene is only one of many presented to the Student Body. Reading left to right: Shirley Wright, Merilyn Kissaclz, Janet Baird, Al Waner, Joyce Belanger, and Dorris Baird. Panel Discussion Tolerance and under- standing of one's neighbors were the topic of a panel directed by Mrs. Pauline Abbott and discussed by students of her world history classes. lt appeared before the Parent-Teacher Associa- tion, Rotary Club, Senior Assembly, and Business and Professional Women's Club. Seated: Greta lversen, Mary Lou Gutierrez, Allen Ferrer, Jackie -Selleclc, Ronald Rives, Dorris Baird. Standing: Bar- bara Fuiilrawa, Mrs. Abbott.