Roosevelt High School - Leograph Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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cooks Hoi biscuils is only one of Jrhe many de- lighliul delicacies lhal has been prepared for Jrhe sjrudenl body's consumpiion by Jrhe following women: Mrs. Mary Lindley, Mrs. Maiilda Havel, Mrs. Amy Wrighr, and Mrs. Madge Gass- man, Manager. cafeteria helpers Kneeling: Slanley Wylie, Tim Crosby, Tom Baleman, Frank Crosby, James Warren, Raymond Tuclcer. e Second row: JoAnn Olsen, Bearrice Liera, Jo Anna Hill, Jean Henderson, Daisy Jones, Nora Ang, Belly Wholley, Ver- na Blaniord. A Third row: Arlene Farmer, Doris Murray, Donna Ledbeiier, Beverly Craig, Donna Blue, Theresa Yapelli, Lois Waflord, Jan- ice Hunnicuii, Geraldine Holman, Merlin Hyde, Richard Tuclcer, and Joan Holman.

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DI'0lBClIifJ1'1CI'BW Kneeling: Bill Lloyd, Jaclc Marlin. Firsf Row Sfandingz David Churness, Grani Reeves, Tommy Baleman, Eric Jones, and Lee Walker. Second Row: Don Aslon, Her- loerl Donner, Bob Mullen, Richard Le Gros, Gilberl Mill- inglon, George Mclvlichael, Carl Srniih, Torn Holland. Mr. Charles Ambellan, direclor. junior flag boys The live looys who slari each occasion wilh appropriafe diqnily and respecl are The Flag Boys selecied from lhe sevenlh grade. From lell To righl are Larry Banlield, Claude Bulger, fxlberl' Wallers, Phillip Schwarlz, and Sam Foudray.

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FEET FUSBS fill' H TIITLIE lady Among The many new classes Tormed aT l2oosevelT This year was The one in landscaping. These boys were soon du ring sixTh period every aTTernoon planTing shrubs, Tlowers, and planTs. All in all, learning how To keep any yard well-'balanced and Trim. The sTL'denTs in This class are as Tollows: Mr. Gebauer, Cecil Dickson, Dave More- house, Bob HamilTon, ArT Vandra, Allen Chumbly, Dick MiTchell, 0Tha Edmunds, Wayland Reeves, Jim Zimmer- man, Normand Rush, Bobby Molly, Johnny Timmerman, Dave Bulger, Kenny Buckner, Frank Andrade, Don Parker, Dale Mooney, Tex Henry, Ben Kizziar, Eddie Wilson, and Bud FosTer. S lf E11' dll S lf or coal dusT did noT rnaTTer To our eTTicienT cusTodians. All dusi' had To go. ThaT RoosevelT was always clean and aTTracT- ive is due largely To The Tollowing: FronT row: Roy SmiTh, Wilson S. Ford, head cusTodian, Clar- ence Burkard, Helen Colyar. Back row: Brooks Bryan, William Mercer, Claude Aiken, Russell Wood, William KunTz, OTis Kelso.