Roosevelt High School - Leograph Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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1JPi1'1il1'1Q D1 0Cll.ICiiU1'l Staff PrinTing The LIONEWS once each week is The BlG iob oT The PrinTing STaTT. lTs nexT biggesT iob is prinTing The LEOGRAPI-l. OTher duTies These boys handle are noTices ThaT go home, oT- Tice summons, Teachers' desk sTaTionery, and STudenT Body Cards. They also prinT The pro- grams Tor aThleTic evenTs, plays, ParenT-Teacher !XssociaTion, inviTaTions To MoThers' Teas. and assembly programs. The enTire sTaTT is kepT busy ThroughouT The year. l.eTT To righT: Bob STreeTT, Norman Pierro, Sam Rule. Richard Morrison. Dick MiTchell, Don- ald Parker, Mr. Edward WolTe, direcTor, Bob RyaTT. Hw2:iQrQvsfi.'ifiQ?'IQ'2fEL1'ff, 21 ifiifsalrigsiihf 8I'1I'lUEl EFT IJI'UElI.ICilUI'1 Always working and helping To shape This Leograph inTo a compleTe dream were The above arT sTudenTs. They are responsible Tor all drawing and designing oT This book. Long Tireless hours were sp.enT in drawing The carToons, complicaTed designs, and oTher TeaTures Tound in This annual. lvlosT of These sTudenTs plan To make arT Their careers. Reading Trom leTT To righT, sTanding, are: Maribelle Schleibaum, Mrs. RuTh Gould, sponsor, Gene Dage, Wes- ley Shamblin. SeaTed: June SolTysiak, Peggy BarTon.

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give 1T1B five 1T1lI'1UlIES ITIDFE To bring school wide news in Jrhe scope of inieresl Jro everyone was Jrhe idea uppermosr in Jrhe minds of Jrhe Lionews siaif rhis year. The siail appreciaied Jrhe honor besiowed upon ihem by 'rhe Columbia Scholasiic Press when +he Lionews was raled a secoid place in ihe narion wide 25+h Annual Conresi. As a side arrraciion, Jrhe Lionews carried on an exchange ol papers wiih 43 o+her schools, 'four of which were from l-lawaii and one from Ausrralia. Along wi+h +h3se and oiher inieresls, lhe siall has widened ou+ e- ven more and is responsible for 'rhe copy you read in rhis Leograph. The personnel of lhe sraff and fheir posiiions axe as follows: Firsi row: Shirley Morgan, fashions: June Ludwig, socieiyz Billie Jean Tihfr, sevenih grade news: Judy Merrifield, assislanl ediiorq Diane Knickerbocker, reporler. Second row: Lorraine Marino, eighih grade news, Par McVay, copy and proof reader, Pal Skeen, music edilor. Third row: James Lane, sporis edilori George Selleck and Solon Shaw, cub reporrersg Fred l-lolleriy, leaiure edilor: Rodney Agee, lay-ou'r edi- +or: Bob Lane, Teen-Age reporrerg Mrs. Viola Bagvell, advisor: Barbara Pool, reporreri Donna Lauer edifor second semeslerq Dick Shockley, ediior firsi semesfer. annual copy staff In addiiion To Jrhe assisfance of ediling fhe Lione' each week, rhese picrured here are responsible iori copy in rhe Leograph. Kneeling: Shirley Morgan, Judy Merrifield. Sian ing: Lorraine Marino, June Ludwig, Par Skeen, Di Shockley, Diane Knickerbocker' Par McVay, Billie Je Tifll.

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S Q The second dramaTic: program of The year was given The nighT OT April 8Th Tor The parenTs and during The day oT April 7Th Tor The sTu- denTs. The presenTaTion consisTed oT a serious play, More PerTecT Union by Harold Weiss, a play OT suspense, Drums OT Oudeu by AusTin STrong and a lighT Teen-age comedy, LiTTle Darling by Peggy OliveT. AT righT: Joan Simpson, Valerie Clever, Bill Hines, Charles McGona- gle. speech arts The curTain was rung up Two Times This year Tor RoosevelT playgoers. Two diTTerenT and enTerTaining programs were given by The DramaTics and Speech ArTs classes under The direcTion oT Miss l'lelen Harris. On November The lOTh The Three assemblies wiTnessed The TirsT dra- maTic program oT The year. The plays given were, The Wisdom TooTh by Rachel Field and Orville's Big DaTe by RuTh Wilson Kelsey. All roles in These Two plays were acTed by members oT The DramaTic class, AT leTT: Nedra VilhiTalcer, JaneT Pierce, Theresa CosTello, Orville Clay.