Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1953 volume:

1 w F I 1 f ,J Gnejvvver f R F1 THE 25th YEAR AS SHOWN BY PAGE FACULTY 4 SENIORS 14 UNDERCLASSMEN 40 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 60 CLASSES 68 ORGANIZATIONS 84 ATHLETICS I 04 ACTIVITIES 134 SNAPS 1 52 PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS THEODORE ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL 4250 EAST TULARE ST., FRESNO, CALIF. 55 NA TILU FOREWORD When the doors of the new building opened on that September morning in l928, a new life was begun. The administration building housed the first students, a group of sophomores. A few years later the bungalows were built to provide extra classrooms. Time changed the appearance of the campus, and with the increasing number of students the East Hall and Gymnasium were necessary. To replace the out-dated cafeteria, a new one was constructed. To provide for mo- dern education, the swimming pool and shops were built. This period of growth and development in Roosevelt history could be compared to a person's life. There were early struggles for recognition as well as goals which were set and accomplished, but not without time and work and effort. Now is presented to you a book that assumes one purpose: To record the highlights and activities of this Sil- ver Anniversary year, 1952-53. Whether this is your first Nautilus, as a freshman, or the final copy in your col- lection, as a senior, read it today, tomorrow and in the years to come. We hope that you will treasure it for its everlasting value. Don Burks Editor-in-Chief T953 Nautilus l m ,i.. l f L , ,...,NN 1t g 'ii i' 1 7 s DEDICATION This year marks an important milestone in the life of the Theodore Roosevelt High School. This Silver Anni- versary notes 25 years of progress which has been made possible through the team work of administrators, counselors, teachers and students. Numerous achieve- ments have taken place and many of these are record- ed on the pages of this book. Instead of looking back, we wish to look ahead at the future progress of the school. The completion of Roosevelt's new auditorium and the addition of other new facilities will be helpful in serving the increasing number of students who will attend this school. Those of us who have taken a part in Roosevelt's development and progress and are leaving this year join with those who are yet to graduate in dedicating this i953 Nautilus to the future of Theodore Roosevelt High School. 5: 1? 1- X' --'- ' X X V, 'vw -N -,gf . 'Q ri' '.', FQ- 'Liv'-5 .- ' ' ya, f X .--3 .- .1-, .f -5,4 ,'L33f2 ' ',. 1'.:Q-'I1LVff' fy, ., xg? ,. ' A -f N V , A Q' Q .-3 ' Q r ,:,3:,.x 5' f , YQ' A f lx -L 'L - 5' 1, u. 1 1 '. 1 ' I M 2, 1,1 y X . . G 4 .QA . L'-r I f ,sa '- 1 1- I ,. . f 2:41 Afifvs-f5:'Q-v'g-1? f f V -' x ,Tiff L k A A :JIS-111, 7 14' 'ff:'7fl . fsflzfi N 'f , ' 41- Yfr f gy. EI., ,Lf t. A. WND- fx . . - . . 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F f f XX X S X fffX,'v X l iff., il X 5f 15 uw W A AN A- N ,f 0 'E ,A M' -' FAC U LTY FRESNO CITY SCHOOLS ADMINISTRATICN EDWIN C. KRATT llettl Superintendent ot Schools LAWRENCE E. TODDHUNTER lrightl Assistant Superintendent ERWIN A. DANN lleft belowl Assistant Superintendent J. C. TROMBETTA lriglwt belowl Assistant Superintendent BCARD GF EDUCATICN Arthur L. Sellond, Mrs. Margaret R. Robinson, Dean James M. Malloclw, George W. Turner, Mrs. Geraldine R. Wheeler. ROOSEVELT ADMINISTRATION .2 La- fzblz If N R , L , : 'iwtia.g-.f,tgf'f . -, , 'VT R' F' ' T , tit ' Www Rf' ' fsltzfsel if if . ,m L , Q . wif ' A 2 gl My f' , Q fd, i ,ft s 'IW' , 121z,f .fi'lQ f' ' tl ffl wiki? -- f 1131 -. Q. Q- 'tx . , R ,. A ,- -.Mp-. s g: Q., My Twenty-five years ago Roosevelt High School consisted of bungalows. The Student Body numbered approx- imately nine hundred. From this modest beginning our school has in- creased to almost twenty-four hun- dred students. This was a six year high school, and to accomodate the large number of students a building now known as East Hall was built. However, the bungalows still re- mained. For years the school had no Gymnasium, or Cafeteria. Eventually one of the finest Gymnasiums in the valley was built. This was followed by a beautiful Cafeteria. Later a swimming pool was added to the campus. Now all that was lacking to complete the school plant was an Auditorium. Indications are that the new Auditorium which can be used by both the school and the corn- munity will be completed in another year. As our campus has grown we have progressed educationally. Roosevelt is a fully accredited Senior High School. Our former students are do- ing well in Colleges and Universities. Others have advanced in the busi- ness and professional worlds and other fields of endeavor. With maturity our campus has be- come more beautiful, and the gradu- ates who Come Through the Win- dows should continue to take their places as leaders in our growing community. Sincerely, W. R. Hurley Principal MARY PATERSON ARTHUR MILLER cms couNsELoR Bovs couNsELoR FAREWELL . . . DORIS POWELSON This year completes Miss Doris Powelson's twenty-fifth year of education in the field of art at Roosevelt. Her education was received in numerous schools including San Jose State, Fresno State, Stanford, University of California and art schools in Oakland and Sacramento. ln her first years she pioneered along with other new teachers. One of her fondest mem- ories is of the entire school sitting in the audi- torium at one time. The graduation classes of l932 and 1935 re- member her as their head sponsor. For many years she was in charge of the Christmas pageant and sponsored the stagecraft class. ln acknowledgment of a job well done we express our thanks to an unforgetable teacher. ANDREW P. JUHL Since the year l93O, Andrew P. Juhl has been in constant service and guidance to the students of Roosevelt. During these 23 years he has taught German, Latin, Geometry, Social Science and Public Speaking. His vast education was re- ceived in the University of Nebraska, the Univer- sity of Chicago, and the University of Southern California. Upon retirement this year he will end sixty years of attendance in classrooms, first as a pupil then as an educator. Over different periods of time he has been in charge of committees on senior announcements, sweaters and rings. Sponsorship of the California Scholarship Federation has been another of his accomplishments. To Mr. Juhl we offer congratulations for his great contributions of time and effort, along with best wishes for future days. OUR FACULTY JAMES P, ALEXANDER LYDlA ALMQUIST ALICE MERRlLL JOHN SHIVE MILDRED ANDERSON AB - MS AB AB AB AB Journalism, Social Science English English, Speech Arts Math Commercial ROBERT ARNOLD MARSHALL BARKER ELIZABETH BEAVER OLIVER BIDWELL AB BS-MA BAAMA Music Physics, Chemistry English, Speech Physical Education NELLIE BINGHAM AB AB Home Economics N0 ARNOLD E. BLESSE AILEEN BLUMENTHAL VICO BONDlETTl HAROLD BOWYER AB-Ms AB-MA AB AB-MA ig and Clerical Practice Senior Problems Physical Education Applied Math LTHUR J. BRODERSEN SNOW W, BROWN WILLIAM BUSHNELL WALTER H. BYRD AB BE-AB AB-MA AB English English Vocal and Piano Music Physical Education PAUL G. CAYORE NORVEL R. CAYWOOD VIVIAN CORTESE ELEANOR M. COVINGTON AB AB AB-MA AB Math Drafting French, Spanish English BETTY H. BRAMBLETT AB Mathematics HELEN CARTER AB Algebra 1435! , if' w C ABIGAIL CURTIS AB-MA Biology 9-W ,, 'ft RICHARD DARMANIAN LILLIAN DEAN JULIE DELLA-SANTA BLANCHE R, EDGAR HATTIE G. FOREMAN AB BS-MS AB AB AB Arithmetic History Home Economics, Foods Physical Education Arithmetic C, E. FURBY ILEONARDI JACK GILBERT JOE CRAIG GOODHUE MARILYN HANNER MILDRED R. HANSEN AB-MA AB AB AB AB BIOIOQYI Moth. Agriculture, Wood Shop Clothing English, Sponish Typing f P' '1 'W 'P W..-.af O, A. HART JEAN HECKENDORF ROBERT M. HEEREN PATRICIA A. HEISKELL JAMES HEITKOTTER AB AB AB AB AB General Business, Math. Physical Education Wood Shop, Physical Education English Auto Mechanics ROBERT A, HENDRICKS FLORENCE HENDRICKSON J. WILEY HUDSON GEORGE INGHAM STUART K. INMAN ABAMA AB AB-MS AB AB Moth, Photography English Social Science, Moth Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry Physical Education R Qui' I EFFIE JOHNSON JOHN E. JONES ANDREW P. .IUHL ELIZABETH B. KIRCHER WILLIAM KRAUSE I ABA AB AB-MA BJ-AB-MA AB LILJVUVIUVV English German and Geometry DFGUIO, SPQSCIW AYTS History rv'-1 ,..,VV NELL B. KRIKORIAN CURTIS E. LACKEY FLOY R. LONG ERWIN S. MARTIN H. BRETT MEL AB AB AB AB-MA AB-MA-PH nglish and Reading lrlduslnol AHS Arts and Crafts Civics History ENDY D NILLIAM J. MICKA MERLIN H. MILLER JEAN K. MCKENZIE WARREN W. NEWKIRK EVE NEWMAN BA AB AB-MED AB BS Art History-Track Coach English Woodshop Physical EdUCC1liOr1 E. R. PALFREY KATHERINE M. PAVLOVICH DORIS POWELSON ALMA RAUGUST MARIAN E. REED BS-MS Public Health Certificate-RN AB AB MA Biology Health Nurse Art Librarian Debate, Public Speaking, English THERESA ROJAS ETHEL RUDOLPH A. W. RUMLEY ROBERT SCHOENDUBE MILDRED W. SCULLY AB AB AB BS AB Spanish Biology Social Science Physical Education Homemaking 'SDJ ALFRED SESSIONS GAYNOR SHACKELEORD ROBERT J. SHAVER ALICE STANDEEORD FRED W. STANTON AB-MA AB AB-MA BF-MS AB-MA Orchestra English Senior Composition Physical Education Social Science YOLANDA ANN STATHAM FRANCES H, STEVENS SARAH E. STROTHER ANNA MAE TURNIPSEED ROY A, TUCK AB AB AB AB AB English Physical Education Latin Commerce, General Business Ind, Arts, Radio, Stagecri GEORGE W. WARNER KENNETH WESTLAKE CLAIR M. WILUAMS ROBERT WINZLER JOHN W. WOODY AB-MA BS AB AB AB Math, Health Coordinator Chemistry Soc. Science, Gen. Science Social Science Cadets, Cafeteria 12,7 -Q., Morgoref Gerard, Secretory -F -s J x he F fy.-. ,Q .kx, . . K I ' fl ' lf- J gi2'f' ,m: xf-:mil Nw ,ye , Anita McWherfer, Bookroom Clerk Betty Tetsfoll, Registrar Mildred Bohleen, Allendonce If 1 ,g , ei A ' T' ' ' .fr ' -ag' , z Q M J ,, FIRST ROW: Charles Gray, John Dibuduo, Edward Dowie Jr., Homer Hooper, Lee Zoneffi, Blanche Brown, Freida Churning, Perry Dunn, Joseph McCarthy, T. H, Adams. SECOND ROW: Sam Stiers, Tony Argenlino, Wilbur Stone, John Elms. ' , lv- , Y .N , ,AV 4. . 0 . N X 1- ?xZ'5m,'Qj QA R. mt A b f ,f:agygQy. 2 is f :::f'4f .,g ,, mg ' ' . L ,N '-611-5.S1fi..S 1.3':r X 1 ' K . V 'WGA' 5 NX . 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X 'V 'f ,.'Fi!Li1lg,5.4:'gaP, V ,wi ' 155'-, 5 1' , 4 Q .u f'5'fff' '- ,X '-' 21 ,ff 'M H -rl-5425, ' J 44' 1-D' is , ..f' X i51 'f2!':f, - . f 5- ' ' f 7 W if ,gn-Q 1 ' 'A -W V H ,zffp fi lzwva . f :Ab 4' 4- . N f f A Lx-, - . M V14 l . ,., ,,,. j-rxww x f ,rf ,Ang 'g' ,gvzqkku Xi .1 15, 7 A g 1 'Mix 5'5Si.QQ3 rf ' Q' KN M x 1. ' Z -eg iii! M .j, u 1-ayug ff y A - -' :ei ' r'f121 2a if N , 5,-4. lj' VN 'f-q,..,,-1 1- L .. - 'Y N A if :f T14 X -:Q ' ',Lff1w'g'i A 5 .- j K ' ,I iQ. .' w ,T-f-V I M? , ,,..,i,:,. N . .- W WMS: 1 X 2 'f l' f ,X I, yl -1 ' 1 If 5' 5ll.., 5 Q . , 5 x . N, M Wx . .r ul' W 1 ' ' 1. 3 M ' N, f-f ,QQUT f ,f fu: 'F'-L 1 z':..,2!1 - ml: X1 SENIORS ETHEL RUDOLPH, Head Sponsor CLASS OF 1953 SPONSORS Arthur Broderson Vivian Cortese Charles Furby Marilyn Hcrnner Mildred Hansen O. H. Hart Andrew P. Juhl H. Brett Melendy Ethel Rudolph Gaynor Shcckeltord Robert Shover Sarah Strother CLASS OFFICERS r on , ecretcrryg Douglas .lrm Byrd Vtce Presidrant Bob Shelly Sergeontotikrms Gal P t ott S Treosureg Wes Allen, Presrdent, SILVER ANNIVERSARY CLASS 1928 -1953 CLASS PLAQUE CLASS HISTORY Senioritis, a disease diagnosed by hundreds of lead- ing doctors as common among a high school's spring graduating class, has been contracted by exactly four hundred and ten diploma seeking seniors in the Roose- velt High School. This not so seasonal affliction is more contagious than measles, but more fun than anything. Sufferers may easily be recognized by their highly held heads, tilted chins and walking on air manner. They can be found before school congregated in little groups busily discussing anything from the draft status to the newest fad. Everyone will notice that all the high important offices in school are controlled by these agony stricken sufferers. When thinking back to the time when they were con- sidered underclassmen they are sure to say something about their successful rendition of One Foot ln Heaven. They would also be sure to mention some- thing to the tune of, their play The Man Who Came To Dinner is the best ever given by a graduating class and that their senior prom is 'lShangrila, only in suc- cess to the Spring Fantasy they planned during their Junior year. Symptoms of this universal affliction are numerous and begin early in the ninth grade. When the resist- ance is lowered by the first dance in the Rider Ritz or an algebra exam the victim is sure to contract this malady before long. If by some unknown miracle he manages to escape this ailment while still in the ninth grade by the time he becomes a sophomore and learns about transitive verbs, gets his first dip in the swimming pool, moves to the administration building and finds himself no longer a freshie he is sure to be hooked. When the long awaited day draws near and every senior is measured for his cap and gown all have fi- nally succumbed to his fate, senioritis. Until the day when four hundred and ten hopefuls spread their wings and leap from the windows on to the graduation platform each senior will find himself the victim of this wonderful affliction. Graduation cures all ills and commencement day will bring ,to a close the four happily spent years at Roosevelt and open the road to a shining future to these ambitious young graduates of the class of I953. The seniors led by Wesley Allen this year, Pete Riley in their iunior year, and Lee Bergthold in their sopho- more year give proof that the class of l953 has con- tinually had the pick of the crop when it comes to leadership. Numerous other '53 class members have taken responsible leadership duties in varied clubs and activities. 'rfb' 'E ,MLM ,L BOB ABBOTT NICK ACOUAVIVA FRED ADAIR BETTY ADAMS WILMA ADAMS QI? ixfx, 5-...fr , K J' ROBERT ALLEN vi' '3' fi' 'bn mf' 447' X BV 'R WESLEY ALLEN MARCIA ANDERSON LAURABELL ANDERTON BARBARA APPLING N. 'QY I 11. JY JO ANN APRILE NANCY ARMSTRONG DICK ARVANIGIAN STELLA ATAMIAN DAVID AUSBROOK 415 'W RICHARD AUBUCI-ION JUANITA AVILA EVELYN AYERS FRANCES BABB KENNETH BAIN IT ,-., 'V' an IONA BAKER MARJORIE BAKER Jove BANQHART CAROLYN BARBARICK MARILYN BARBAR1CK ta! w... ONALD BARROWS JERRY BEATTY EDYTHE BECK JERRY BEGGS ARLENE BELDEN jam,-6' R '--v A?- D'- 'r 'ZZ' 1OWARD BELDEN PHILYS RAE BENCE LEE BERGTHOLD DOROTHY BIHLER JERRY BIRD QM--P AWRENCE BITTER JOYCELYN BIXEL MARVIN BOLDT BERNARD BORGES NANCY BOWMAN 19 'Q BETTY BOYCE DELBERT BOYD SUSIE BRANTLEY NORMA BRINKER BETTY JO JOHNSON 'U-f q, L1-.pf -qv' mr , ,I+ A YOY Biff I If ' Tfzzfi-:amy .1 A 1- ,.A.,,, 3 , f ' -I i X! 'I ' RILLA ANN BROOKS ARNOLD BROWN BARBARA BROWN GLADYS BROWN LEONARD H. BROWN N. X gg-ff MARILYN BRUMM EUGENIA BRYANT BEVERLY BUKEY DON BURKS ALAN BARTOW KENNETH BURNS JIM BURT SHIRLEY BUSIC JIM BYRD MARILYN CALDWELL fm.. MARILYN CANUM MARSHA CARDEN ROBERT CARDONA EDWARD CARDOZA iff 'nv P, 'E , DARLEEN CATERINO ,Wx I C? -wr' 'CM' RODNEY CATHEY SHIRLEY CAVALIE SALLY CAZARES VERNON CHAPMAN ARLENE CHRISTENSEN Y '7 RICHARD CLACK MELVIN CLARKSON FAYE CLAXTON VIRGINIA CLINE CAROLEE COATES ln' Co' G' I ,I , lx ff! A JOYCE COMBA MARLENE CONKLIN A NN CONN PATRICIA COOLEY BETTY COOPER SONNY COOPER JOAN CORNELIUS RONALD COVIELLO GEORGE COX GEORGE DAGES -O-f and 'QZ7 f fa ,I GLADYS DAGUE ROSEMARY DAY DORIS DEAN JOE DEATON BOYD DEEL ,aww 7? F ' 3 5 Lu ,f ' 4 1 KARLO DEMOORJIAN GENE DENISON GEORGE DER KEVORKIAN GENE DERRYBERRY ROSE DERVISHIAN BILL DEWEY JON DE YOUNG DOLORES DICKSON TED DOBERSTEIN TOM DOBSON ROBERT DOIG ROBERT DONNY LA VERNE DORN FRANK DOVER RICHARD DRESSER X I I IONNIE DUGOVIC DICK DULEY GINGER DUNBAR CAROL DUNCAN BARBARA DUNN J 4 4 X N...-r 'M'- LOUIE DURAN GERALDINE DURGARIAN LONNIE DYE JIM EDMISTON ALLAN ELDRED 5-'vs g ps., NORMA ELLIOTT CURTISS ENDICOTT BETTY JO ERSKINE CONRAD ESCOBEDO MIKE ESSAYAN manual' ELLEN FACIO JIM FERREIRA 4 of .: r DUANE FORTUNE JOANN FOWLER my BETTY METZ EDWARD FINFROCK HELEN FIRESTINE -S3 'z. , - Aka .,,g , A BARBARA FREELAND HELEN FRENCH KENNETH FRIESEN ff--an HJC' JOHN FUCHS DON FULLER L-3 T . Y -.f DON GARNER PATSY GARRETT RUBY GARRETT MARJORIE GARRISON HARVEY GARTIEZ NORMAN GAUSS ELIANE GAUTIER GAYE GERIES Q-N Kaz -Q... 'WSE' 3, ei A A GARY GERLITZ RONALD GIBBS BEVERLY GLATIN RALPH GOMAS BARBARA GORDON 118 3,7 fvs x-01 WT? T7 'VZ' 3 1 LLLL ,f Us Y 1 LLQ1. f . , BERGE GOSHGARIAN DOLORES GOSS PAT GRAHAM SYLVIA GRANADOS SHARON GREEN ff-'Q Ag 'W 'wx kv ,Wx x '51-' X LOU VEE GREGG LORETTA GREGORY CHARLES GRIFFITH DONALD GRIMES LEQUITA GRIMES ff' 1- NP! 'W' w' , DOUGLAS HAAS BARBARA HAGOBIAN ALICE HALE MARY ANN HALLEY JUDY HANNA Ma' N YF' -qv JANET HANNON MAX HANSFORD GENE HANSLER SHIRLEY HARBICK DOROTHY HARDGRAVE JOANN HARDIN JACK HARPER SHIRLEY HARRINGTON BILL HARRIS FRED HARVEY 7.75 My -r' :gr I I ,NV Mk A W, JUDY HAWTHORNE CHERRY HAXTON BILL HELD DON HENLEY JAMES HENSON BENNY HERNANDEZ LENNIE HILL CARL HILLMAN GAYLE HILTON ELIZABETH HOEFFLER 'E37' , Sf' 'E' ,If ,I G f JEWEL HOKIT VIRGINIA HOLLIS BARBARA HOLLOMAN JIM HOLMES JERRY HOPE ,pmanm SA' ,x- i Qvgp 2, Q. 17. I 'dn-nf' X4 X -wa.. BOB HOPPER TOM HOUGHTON GARY HOWARD LORENE HOWARD RODNEY HOWARD 1- 41? I-sv 1'-, 6 CARL HOWELL MARILYN HRUSKA JUDITH IBE MARLENE IRWIN JANET JENSEN w-1 2' JIM JEWETT GERALDINE JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSON GEORGE JOHNSTON HELEN JONES x X x ,Y J 1, 4 LEONARD JONES JANICE JORGENSON ARTHUR KAITANGIAN STANLEY KALUSTIAN RUBY KASPARIAN . L .W viii? i Earn' ,mf WAYLAND KEATHLEY BARBARA KEELING MICHAEL KEZERIAN GEORGE KIRSTE FRANCES KLIEWER SHIRLEY KLUMM AWN if f i DON KLOPPENBURG ED KOUMRIAN JAMES KRATZ PHYLLIS KREAMER JOHNNY KRIKORIAN KAY KROIGAARD CODY LANDERS ANNETTE LANDOLL ROY LANTIA -vnu LEONARD LA ROSA PATRICIA LAWLEY JOE LAWSON 53- 'Q DIANNE LEEDS NADINE LEGRANDE CHARLES LEIMBACH :- BEVERLY LAZAR MARY LAZZARESCHI our-9 K-dv J MYRNA LINGENFELTER DOROTHY LOEWE rx, Ann .ff vi 'Z 'r MARILYN LOGAN JUDY LONG BARBARA LORD HORRELL WALTER LOTHMAN BETTY LOVELADY id .3 MARIA LUCIDI LOIS LUMSDEN CORINNE MADER .f' NORMAN MADER BARBARA MAEDA ANTHONY MANGIARELLI any uv MARGARET MARBANIAN GLORIA MAREZ JOHN MAROUK GEORGE MARSHALL CARTER MASON P. J. MATTHEWS DON MEADOWS FRANK MEADOWS MARILYN MEDLEY VERONICA MELKONIAN BETTY MCPHERSON STANLEY MEYERS EDDIE MICHELI BARBARA MILLER BILL MILLER JOAN MILLER LE ROY MILLER JEAN MILLERD BRUCE MINER RFQ' .. 3. F .3 GARY MITCHELL ROBERT MITCHELL BILL MOBLEY THOMAS MOFFETT TILLIE MONTANEZ fm on 1':fl' Oh N , K Jig? - S-uw 1' 1-A 'IQ' LE ROY MONTIE ED MOON KAREN MOORE NANCY MOORE STANLEY MORAN A IIIC IW . gl, ca, A i In , ' if ,Q If f ff-9. 6 Ii., 'J I7 V, V4 i 15 I I -I'- fxf' I VIYRNA MORGAN JAMES MORRIS DIANNE MORRISON ORVIE MORRISON KATIE MORROW 1 I I -9 EONALD MOSIER ROBERT MOXLEY JOAN MURPHY LES MCADAMS MARGARET MCCOLM IXN6,,fj Y I' is 'UV' MABEL MCCOY JERRY MCELROY MARY MCGOUGH DONALD McKAY ROBERT MCLEOD mf ,, 'iff' ,Q f -I -qu-wr ALICE NAJARIAN RODNEY NASH MICHAEL NATTENBERG ANN NELSON DAVID NEWMAN 'Tri' 7 DAVID NIDEVER MARJORIE NOORIGIAN BILL NUCKOLLS CLIFFORD NUGENT JEAN ODOM LYNN ORBECK GEORGE OURLIAN MILDRED OWENS ELMER PALACIOS ELIZABETH PAMBOOKJIA ELLA PAPAGNI PEGGY PARNELL DAVID PARRA fi 44 'vfg' '? GARY PEMPECK EVA PERRY NEVA PETERIAN VIRGINIA PATER GAIL PATNOTT 'f'::- I BILL PETRIE CHESTER PHIPPS '34 JOHN PITTENGER PHILLIP PLATT BILL POE BEVERLY POGUE JAY POSTEN ff. ww-2' DORIS POWER J. W, POWERS NORMA PRICE 5'Ua-uf MATILDA RAMIREZ JERRY RAMSDEN I , ' I If 1 5. R JP? JERRY RAMSEY WALTER RANDALL MARLENE RANDOLPH DONNA REAVES WALTER REEVES 'P-'F' 'Nr vu,-fv SCHYLER REHART, JR. NICK RENDINO JACQUELINE RICE BILL RIDEN LA VETA RIDEN CLEM RIDGE PETE RILEY JOYCE ROBERTSON RAUL RODRIQUEZ SUE ROSS TOM RYAN CHERRYL ST. JOHN WANDA SARTEN PAULINE SAVONA DON SCHEIDT -.fr NRAD SCHNEIDER LESLIE SEIBERT MERILYN SEMPLE GLORIA SERRATO GRANT SHARP Q:-'I V7 BOB SHELLY PAT SHEPPARD JERRY SIBLEY JACK SIMS LEDORA SKELTON 1 -v ,T .3 K I J 'VONNE SLAVICH KEN SMELTZER BENNY SMITH ISABELL SOGHOIAN NANCY SONKE fi ,as JOAN SORG JUDITH SORRENTI DOROTHY SOUZA LORRETTA SPECHT MELVIN STALEY sf 1...f XY' .puns DAVID STALHUT JAMES STALHUT CAROLYNN STARKEY JAMES STARR RICHARD STEINHAUR WCW X 1xbAb , L SASAAfA A MARLENE STEPHENSON FAYE STOCKS LAWRENCE STOVALL JOHN SURABIAN JERRY SUTTON -35 'Uk kos vvvfpg mn 44 P323-.' 'K'-v' 'Dfw' 4-Jin. SURASAK SWANG RONALD SYLVESTER GILBERT TABER LE ROY TAKAKJIAN RICHARD TAKAKJIAN GRADY TALBOT ELLEN TALLY MARY THACKER RUTH THAYER GENE TIBBET Linn? R6 Q4 mr-1 ft? HK'-f PAT TILGHMAN JOY TINSLEY JOHN TOPALIAN CHARLES TORIGIAN GEORGE TORIGIAN 5 95 'W my NLT-sn, A,-sm ' ,- if X f, fx fx O L LUPE TORRES MICHAEL TORRES JOE TRONCOSO 5 ,fi ...new TOM TROXELL DUANE TURNER AQ1' vs- Nrl Q36 was f !'.! W, mms TUROONJIAN THEDA VANDERGRIPT LYNN VARGAS JOYCE VARTERESIAN vsnmom vsncoe vis. -.w...f- JOANN VILHAUER CAROL VOSS BILL WALKER KEN WALL BUSTER WALLACE , f ,, . .:1'f, 'Q--gr' CAROLE WALTERS JOHN WALTON FRED WANN JIM WARD BONNIE WARREN A f-.. W' fa- 2 IQ? iff CAROL WATERFIELD BRYCE WATERS HERBERT WATKINS PAUL WEAVER BILL WEBB Wow: I- 1 nn' DONNA WEBER FRANK WHITON DANIEL WILL ELTON WILLIS WINNIE WILMOTH DOYLE WILSON NELSON WINN MARLENE WINTERS DON WOLEFBRANDT HYMMAN WOOD Mo' HAROLD WORKMAN ANTHONY LUCIDI RONALD ORBECK GEORGE MORRISON ARAM YENGOYAN BILL YOST ALICE YOUNG BILL YOUNG NANNETTE ZACK ROY ZIVANICH CLASS SONG Wzlailifaldgfsalddaldd Fil I I-'Ulf FEP FFL I Our colors green and gold symbols of our banners bold when through the years Our colors green and gold standards high we'll ever hold truth, fame, will be our goal 455 MEM 54554 s wrt Fglllgl lpppliil if we go, our memories will linger here, joys we've had through the years. We'll always be proud to be this class of 53 . V ff' 2 pk! I Ungg row' ,Q A ,j.f- ,5 , g Lf f....: -ff- iwf' K ! wnavasn-w4 7 A m 'I r X f 0,35 . P941 . j W ,E ' M f Q -m Q'A:' if f' ig, la 5 . F15 fd ' if . xx Q, UNDERCLASSMEN Class of 1954 Left io right: Ed Hclmill, presidenlg Ron Pistacchio, vice- presidenlg Donna Lyford, secretary-Treasurer, Colvin Fox, sergeant-cf-arms. Mr. William Micke, head sponsor CLASS SPONSORS MARSHALL BARKER AILEEN BLUMENTHAL HAROLD BOWYER BETTY BRAMBLETT SNOW BROWN HELEN CARTER JEWELL DELLA SANTA JO GOODHUE JAMES HEITKOTTER ROBERT HENDRICKS ELlZABETH KIRCHER FLOY LONG WILLIAM MICKA ROBERT WINZLER CLASS HISTORY We, the class of l954, first entered Roosevelt in the seventh grade, but were recog- nized as underclassmen when we became freshmen. We had a busy year led by Frank Lang, president in the tall term, and Walt Reinhardt in the spring term. As sophomores we chose Ron Pistacchio and Duane Heitzig as our leaders, and selected our canary yellow sweaters and class rings. This year, with Ed Hamill as our president, we followed a busy schedule. Our junior play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, with Frances Wyatt, Sallie lmwall, Jim Jackson, and Ed Gaither, was acclaimed one of the most outstanding in years. We gave the seniors a wonderful prom we're sure they will always remember. We have had many memorable experiences, but are looking forward to next year in which we will fulfill our work here at Roosevelt. ADVISORY 8-FIRST ROW: Velva Puckett, Jerry Lee Walters, Joetta Green, Nancy German, Lauralynn Williams, Marion Fry, Lillian Pambookiian, Margaret Knutson, Janice Camp, Olga Hernandez, Two Boys in front row, Bill Johnson, Wesley Britt. SECOND ROW: Ladayne Finney, John Vasquez, Fred Asbury, Gerald May, George McGill, Barbara Weaver, Patrick Frelo, Ron Sohigian, Gene Merriman. THIRD ROW: Harpoat Monaagian, James Hall, Nolan Murrell, Eugene Taira, John Kelly, James Webster, Charles Britton, Robert Culoir, Frank Ricca, Don Ghan, ADVISORY l5-FIRST ROW: Joyce Peterson, Norma Peter, Marilyn Crabtree, Judy Young, Anna Mae McElwain, Joan Bakalian, Valerie Dicks, Jackie Wallace, Jean Marshall, Betty Sanderson. SECOND ROW: Adolph Mendoza, Don Ward, Carl Severin, Carolyn Lomier, Tom Van Mater, Wayne Kincheloe, John Crawford, Gene Gauss, THIRD ROW: Don Real, Dale Graham, Jared Klohs, Henry Lozano, .lim Madsen, Jim Harrington, Charles Kent, William Mayeda, Clifford Janard. 1' fee. X v-4, ,r-.. ADVISORY 29-FIRST ROW: Virgil Vercoe, Jim Haines. SECOND ROW: Donna Shaw, Peggy King, Antionette Rendino, Paula Lacy, Dar- queta Glenn, Arlene Bergthold, Bernice Krum, Joan Turl, Carol Hufford, Maxine Janes. THIRD ROW: Bob Leider, Dennis Busic Phyllis Morton, Jan McVay, Ida Martin, Pat Peterson, Barbara Coleman, Robert Specht, .lack Orndolf, Duane Heitzig. FOURTH ROW: David Maez, Jim Smith, Bill Raney, Glenn Noble, Olen Chamberlain, Scotty Dickerson, Stephen Parks, Marvin Alfstad, Robert Barsam Duane Coviello. ADVISORY EIOQFIRST ROW: Teresa Noroion, Andrey Chilingerian, Alfreda Barton, Shirley Aramian, Virginia Gureghian, Lydia Fhy, Wanda Layman, Harriett Brurnbaugh, Barbara Garabedian, Diane Tootelian, SECOND ROW: Gary Malazian, Jerry Baird, Jane Deckert, Delfina Hernandez, Mary Lou Prrckett, Donna Hockleberg, Charles Elia, THIRD ROW: Ralph Friesen, Ronald Karabian, James Jackson, Eldon Meek, Ronald Snyder, Pat Ourlian, Armen Mosesian. ADVISORY 64-KNEELING: Bob Taul and Eldon Bryant, FIRST ROW: Sylvia Staley, Christine Jordon, Diane Sudiian, Mary Ann.Keoshe yan, Rachel Quinonez, Ruby Azarian, Eldora Vukovich, Doris Wintemute, Myrna Mitchell, Shirley Toney. SECOND ROW: Albert Se- monian, Bill Holder, James Field, Ophelia Hernandez, Bettie Davenport, Gloria Brown, Larry Fiori, Dick Westerlund, Jerry Christian, Don Duffy. THIRD ROW: Sulvador Espinosa, Robert Thorensteinson, David Eheridge, Eugene Sargent, Ray Smith, Donald Luft, Edward -f RAL. r nn.An o,,,..,, Ri,.,zn:f.f. wmm., rum-, L Raith ADVISORY lO3-FIRST ROW: Bernice Muckiian, Priscilla Torres, Kathern Graves, Dolores May, Lois Prickell, Darilyn McGugin, Ruth Cole, Jean Miller, Mary Garcia, Elayne Berwanger. SECOND ROW: Dwaine Cowan, Richard Culver, Jim Riggs, Allan Crothers, Barbara Wil kinson, Donna Swengle, John Lawler, Albert Kinzel, Bill Ruby, Richard Taylor. THIRD ROW: Dave Roberts, Phillip Colmenero, Sam Duran, Bill Hill, Ed Facio, Jim RiIey,Richard Spillers, Chuck Kroger, Morio Allegrezza, Robert Shomshoian, Monte Pearce. ADVISORY Ill-FIRST ROW: Carolyn Frech, Carol Shutt, Audroe Rosenbaum, Barbara Holder, Clare Leser, Mary Leser, Ruby Lawson, Barbara Carter, Thelma Hunt, Yvonne Williams. SECOND ROW: Betty Wentworth, Louise Burgarny, Norma Buflaloe, Lynne Eurey, Carol Grubbs, Donna Lee Meitlik, Betty Woody, Judy Tucker, Dolores Friend, THIRD ROW: Sandia Scheidl, Dixie Subletl, Marcia Hag- gard, Charlene Hodson, Sheriden Tufts, Judy Stucker, Janice Price, Marquise Biggs. ADVISORY T58-FIRST ROW: Eldora Storey, Bernice Fisher, Jane Davis, Shirley Ronan, Nadine Crocco, Marilyn Gooch, Dolores Chandler, Ray Dole White, Patti Ford, Joretta Farras. SECOND ROW: Laura Mendiela, Bobbie Lee Soulpaugh, Lois McElroy, Doris Mardikian, Alexa Young, Shirley Pipkin, Barbara Kent, Bonnie Preslai, Beverly Merritt, THIRD ROW: Esther Medlock, Boots Christensen, Carole Ormaca, Thelma Griffin, Jean Hawkins, Betty Personett, Shirley Lassley, Leona Pitzer. unuqldths Q Q 1 'xflx ,X ,. .NX ,,' .f.g, 79, will 1 69' .e - , ,ff ADVISORY 206-FYRST ROW: Beverly C Hiebert, Vera Ratzlaft, Shirley Malone, Lois Heinrirhs, Diane Venable, Sherlene rosse, Shirley Scrivner,Shirlene Baker, JoAnn Glenn, Betty Jean Forbes, Shirley Bennett, Eldora Marcha Thayer. SECOND ROW: Stan Adair, Jerry Beasley, John Ducas, Oenny Schellenberg, Glatin, Ed Kassis, Dwayne Allen, Ben Rutherford. THlRD ROW: Art Carpentier, Larry Vogt, George Hall, Ronald Rodriguez, Fred Ernmert, Wes Peterson, Tom Carlson, Gerald Burcher, Charles Mann, Merle Noble. ar 9 ADVISORY 225-FIRST ROW: Pat Clary, Shirley French, Barbara Johnson, Carol Sharp, Bev Jones, Delores Jones, Virginia Key, Carol Jackson, Sallie lmwall, Georgia South. SECOND ROW: Bill Giese, Frank Robinson, Don Salmon, Hank Leeds, Theresa Duron, Nieya Arrants, Colis Scheline, Bill Fraga, Don Meachem, Bob Watts, Dennis Bode. 'Y'-f-ui.-...M '---....,,,,Q H ,, N. 'R 4 KY ADVISORY 228-FTRST ROW: Don Anderson, Richard Young, Bob Alexander, Ronnie Taylor, Roy Anderson, ROW: Louise Topper, Joyce Farnsworth, Jo Lyman, Ann Fine, Carolyn Gentry, Fran Wyatt, Jo Anne Hirasuna, Mary Ellen Madsen, More lene Henderson, Peggy Gflfdner. THIRD ROW: June Swallers, Shirley Gilespie, Marlene Saam, Marta Work, Janice Jones, Dorothy Reuber, Sharon Dayley, Loretta Magattagan, Ella Mae Skiles, Bill Doukos. FOURTH ROW: Mike Phillips, Gene Law, Ken Jaqobgen, Wglf Pc-intmrflr Crt Alf-nm Cemffl Inn.. MM D..fL.,n i,., All:,A,. i,.,i, v.-i.- rs ..,', nn, i .-.-ii f- . T AH Teddy Brinkley. SECOND Class of 1955 Elizabeth Beaver Erwin Martin Arnold Blesse Merlin Miller William Bushnell Warren Newkirk Richard Dormanian Doris Powelson Leonard Gilbert Marian Reed Pat Heiskell William Rumley Florence Hendrickson Fred Stanton Curtis Lackey Yolanda Statham Left to right: Roger Orchard, president, Larry Garcia, viceepresident, Diane Orchard, secretary, Bob Davison, treasurer, Jim O'Neal, yell leader. Mr. William Rumley, head sponsor. ADVISORY CAFETERIA-FIRST ROW: James Snyder, Robert Rudolph, Jim Pence, Robert Thrasher, Johnny Roberson, Donald Snelgraul, SECOND ROW: Louise Facio, Barbara Haney, Mary Mushines, Sue Shelton, Donna Gross, Linda Riley, Marge Dinublio, Loralee Woodruff, Pat Heininge, Norma Graham, THIRD ROW: Tim King, Don Lippincott, Arlene Oasink, Elbert Green, Beverly Newton, Janice Harbick, Doyle Jumwalt, Larry Hobbs, Dave Funderburg, Sidney Harmon. FOURTH ROW: Mervin Cornelson, Don Rose, Jerry Roberts, V' ' sw, :Q datum!! 'ky Q wp!! Vx Lv if ADVISORY 60-KNEELING: Donny Wilson, Robert Falconer, Bob Azzaro. FIRST ROW: Audrey Oberman, Beverly Jarnigan, Doris Huey, Angie Escobedo, Jo Ann Lubbes, Nancy Barcus, Alice Antreasian, Arlene Gordon, Lois Powers, Ida Spanuelo. SECOND ROW: Ken Fink, Louis Lamrne, Pat Bruun, Laverne Briscoe, Eleanor Goshgarian, Mildred Fitzhenry, Louise Thompson, Dorwin Anderson, Carl Beasley, Hector Audelo. THIRD ROW: Brad Hill, Bib Allen, Robert Walstrom , Roger Dalrymric, Cecil Melton, Bobby King, Philip Seibert, Eugene Hernandez, Mel Adamske, Bob DeMartin. xxx s,.,.., l ADVISORY 63-FIRST ROW: Clarence Baisclon, Roger Allbritton, David Dague, George Melriterian, Malcolm Currie. SECOND ROW: Ruth Staermer, Shirley Bixler, Carolyn Bibb, Darla Cochran, Judy Bay, Colleen Bailey, Joy Quarles, Eleanor Miller, Jean Florence, Donna Darling. THIRD ROW: Rita Sherman, Sandra Smith, Ann Halloran, Dixie Warren, Ellen Routson, Georgina Meyers, Carol Steitz, Carol Duncan, Nancy Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: Charles Willhoite, Jim Clark, Charles Treaster, James Reece, Dick Gibson, James Lowry, Leslie Herrold, Jerry Wiley, Bob Phillips, Larry Keller. ADVISORY 66-FIRST ROW: Jeannette Heibert, Violet Kezerian, Joy Cravens, Joyce Johnson, Jean Terrell, Chris Romine, Judy Gilman, Donna Rider, Joan Shirinian, Patricia Ryan. SECOND ROW: Jack Emerian, Ronald Williams, Darlene Regier, Maryann Peters, Rachel Torres, Glenda Rogers, Donna Wagner, Ken McCoy, Kalem Barserian. THIRD ROW: Charles Jamgotchian, Jim Deaver, Danny Gantt, Jim Stover, Leo Rabago, Jim Sharp, Lee Weaver, Ronald Priest. X 'T N, ADVISORY IO6-FIRST ROW: Jerry Anderson, Frank Balakian, Richard Reeves, Carlton Douglas, George Meyers, Richard Oloizia, James Smith, Tea Rose. SECOND ROW: Judith Rowe, Carole Dauer, Regina Russell, Joan Biggers, Doris Kliewer, Francell Rackley, Louis Houle, Billie Jean Cencibaugh, Venita Broderick, Dolores Watts. THIRD ROW: Marvidean Briggs, Barbara White, Jean Melton, Barbara Personett, Roberta Berg, Hazel Dervishian, Georgia Reinhardt, Mary lanotte, Saphronia Stadler, Geraldine Higgenbothan, Myrtle Storey. FOURTH ROW: Mike Wheless, Armand Gougasian, Larry Comer, Ted Zoerb, Shirley Posey, Ora Lee Dover, Francis Hopper, Phil Abston, James Fowler 'D A '- f -0 D ffm ADVISORY IIB-FIRST ROW: Bob Goodpastor, Don Glasson, Ralph Moss. SECOND ROW: Wilma Osterhultz, Geraldine Fannon, June Flynn, Nancy Frost, Pat Gordon, Juanita Ridenhour, Sue Stafford, Bernice Jones, Hellaine Ballas, Donna Askew, THIRD ROW: Ed Angel, Bob Martini, Ene Sikke, Veda Baldervin, .Io Ann Falds, Marilyn Peters, Bob Kelleiain, Don Atkins, Hubert Donny. FOURTH ROW: Glenn Briscoe, Ted Finch, Roy Edwards, James Barr, Wayne Cook, Ralph Leat, Gerry Meyers, Floyd Nelson, Bobby Alves, Ed Blackburn. ' i 1,34 ADVISORY II9-FIRST ROW: Helen Ellis, Wynell Trolinden, Donna Davison, Eileen Fry, Sandra Phillips, Josephine Quinnez, Carolyn Scheidt, Shelly Russell, Dorothy Hall, Lupe Diaz. SECOND ROW: Carol Good, Evelyn Keller, Rose Pastone, Beverly Blevins, Virginia Turner, Carol Coolidge, Marilyn Muddy, Shirley Bagley. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Tatum, Isaac Martinez, Stanley Mckiearnan, Jack Clark, Jack Kaitangian, Robert Ricca, Ken Evans, Ava Michailian, Garland Wood. U f 5?g.? :Dm 'IU X, - Ln iii? Qin? ff Q9 II., -:uf . . s. I... 'W 5 L . I Q' I C -, 4 i - V - V I ' egg J' Q S, V I. V mf' I ,i - u 4 -Z5 Y ar . I W' ,--' ff ' 1 I Wk D S I I fe, ,M 1 ADVISORY 2?0fFlRST ROW: David Thorne, Alvin Reed, James Sanders, Gerald Dahlinger, Robert Krall, Edward Campbell, Roger Schneider, Gene Shaffer, Clifford Schletewitz. SECOND ROW: Elda McGrady, Pat Morton, Carol Peterson, Earlaine Allwardt, Elizabeth Declerian, Delores Gruszie, Peggy Onties, Laura Book, Clara Finch, Anno Peoples. THIRD ROW: Edward Marino, Nora Dunn, Marjorie Perkins, Sonia Bering, Erma Magri, Kay Adamslre, Ardene Arancibia, Barbara Williams, Mary Duley, Louis Logan, FOURTH ROW: Tim Roberls, Eugene Marshall, Joe Aguilar, Leon Sutton, Don Schafer, Carlis Taylor, Eugene White, George Warren, Wayne Brunkhardt, Eugene well Po . ADVISORY 223-FIRST ROW: Robert Nelson, Tom Bryant, Michael McNulty, Jim Gensler, Bobby Madsen, Ronald Bunney, SECOND ROW: Janey Husted, Diane Herald, Michaela Fessier, Judy Ashlock, Diane Orchard, Roberta Souza, Carol Maul, Shirley Allen, Elnora Young, Betty Dew.tt. THIRD ROW: Carol Wesle, Jolene Anderson, Pat Adams, Sue Hamett, Joyce Worth, Carolyn Pate, Nancy Olson, Gladys Holder, Barbara Cannon, Daleen Brumlield, Sharon Bartee, Willa Dague. FOURTH ROW: Jaclr Johnson, Dean Moore, Larry Anderson, Kent Baley, Carmen De Arman, Geralline Basham, Donna Bowen, Bob Bakeman, Roger Orchard, Don Dean. NOT IN PICTURE: Darlene f. II ,-I I II I II 1I , , IIII , I II IsI , I-I .I- ADVISORY 226-FIRST ROW: Marilyn Evans, Angelina Krovich, Elizabeth Ruby, Mary Buelow, Magdalena Cawales, Joyce Basham, Shirley Durviance, Janet Ross, Dorothy Taber, Jo Hawthorne. SECOND ROW: Herman Willis, Robert Smith, Esther Rodarte, Lupe Flores, Margaret Weaver, Nancy Weddle, Elizabeth Saam, Janis Ross, Donna Weber, Janice Schafer, John Neal, Zelo Sharp. THIRD ROW: Bob Inouye, Larry Hallenberg, Gary Dunkle, Ronny Welker, Joel Carlson, Marshall Grosvenor, Eugene Smith, Richard West, Teddy Borges, Dick S3 Class of 1956 K. Miss Abigail Curtis, head sponsor Ken Reinhardt president, Carol Coventry, secretoryg Vickie Mc Eerrin, treasurer: CLASS SPONSORS LYDIA ALMQUIST MILDRED ANDERSON NELLIE BINGHAM NORVEL CAYWOOD ELEANOR COVINGTON ABIGAIL CURTIS LILLIAN DEAN HATTIE FOREMAN GEORGE INGHAM J. E. JONES JO NELL KRIKORIAN WILLIAM KRAUSE JEAN MCKENZIE ERNEST PALFREY ALMA RAUGUST THERESA ROJAS MILDRED SCULLY ANNA MAE TURNIPSEED KENNETH WESTLAKE Yell leaders Bonnie Wann, Carol Mcicom, and Naomi Day ADVISORIES 5 AND 54-FIRST ROW: Charles Poe, Robert Pinnell, John Horn, Perry Miles, Bob Hall, Bob Gooch, Jerry Beeler, James Thompson, Clyde Tibbett, Donald Giese, Glenn Baisdon, Jerry Power, Ardashes Manouel, James Poteete. SECOND ROW: LaVerne Chapanian, June Smith, Barbara Wellman, Janie Dean, Karen Reese, Roberta Rehart, Estella Montonez, Judy Kemp, Janice Coyle, Eliza- beth Porter, Marlene Rose. THIRD ROW: Joyce Lothman, Lynn Turner, Judy Geries, Joyce Ryan, Darlene Kinzel, Donna Miller, Verlene Osborn, Sharon Ferrie, Connie Enos, Betty Bell, Goldie Olson, Diane Diamond, Joyce Emery, Joan Legrande, Nancy Hubbart. FOURTH ROW: Dean Rogers, Robert Hartley, Bill McAdam, Dennis Bond, Walter Karabian, Richard Kiar, Kenneth Whistlehant, Grant Sherlock, Wallace Wood, Larry Griffith, Howard Brady, Bobby Giese, Tommy Bozigan, Robert Minkler, Donald Keathley, Fifth Row: George Stovall, Jaclc Kazaniian, Billy Bridges, Crandle Stiles, John Doukas, Tom Quarles, Bob Fidalgo, Delbert Powell, Don Roberts, Douglas Ruiz. , , QJEJQQ ,swam ,.- ADVISORY 128 AND 227-FIRST ROW: Ronnie Kodman, Leland Harris, August Church, Wayne Merchen, Ray Smith, Ernie Heinrichs, Jim Holly, Charles Smith, Richard Harris, Gary Rawlings, Harold Kindsvater, Floyd Howe, Don Smith. SECOND ROW: Arthur Baird, Dale Hufiord, Bernadine Beatty, Sonia Benjamin, Polly King, Sandra Pettigrew, Ruth Ann Shanor, Lenore Kite, Betty Kearns, Carol Peterson, Vanda Swanson, Gay Kay, Charles Hall. THIRD ROW: Darrell Thornsberry, Albert Baker, Jim Chrisman, Leroy Wilcox, Loretta Nilsen, Shirley Boles, Geneva Gilbert, Rosalie Aprile, Barbara Jean Jones, Janice Storey, Ronnalee Bidwell, Betty McBride, Buddy Dalton, Donna Schlotthauer, Nadine Prater, Myrna Langan, Donald Scuncio, William Davidson, Bob Reynolds, Dan Hennessy. FOURTH ROW: Ann Bow- man, Elizabeth Bowman, Nancy Schedler, Marilyn Nichols, Pat Mclntyre, Virginia Kulhaniian, Shirlene La Grange, Virginia Stiers, Loretta Schroeder, Lorraine Romar, Anita Pearson, Jean Grace, Merle Ehat, Paul Orr. FIFTH ROW: Leroy Anderson, Kenneth Small, Richard Firpo, Charles Maroot, Carl Lord, Jim Cheney, Alan Gilman, Vartan Marlcarian, Charles Deaton, Tom Pollard, James Egleston, Duane Darley, Jimmy Ramsey, Denzil Dwelle. 14 Iii? 'mf m e ra ,s te : ' ALLL r 'r ADVlSORlES 203 AND TO-FIRST ROW: Charles Perkins, Don Nickel, Kent Hunter, Gary Normart, Paul Loomes, Ivan Clover, Richard Wallace, Robert Phillips, Leon Lawler, James Henry, Jim Caton, Bill Woody, John Macy, Roy Decker, Douglas Nerswander. SECOND ROW: Margos Gooboian, Lynn Henley, Jeanette Gose, Shirley Gleim, Pat Basham, Donna Bayrich, Pat Hard, Cecelia Gonzales, Fllyn Church, Pat Hutton, Julia Brulez, Lorraine Comer, Gary Wagner, Richard Perry. THlRD ROW: Marcus Lopez, Gerald Torbett, Jean Bar- tylla, Shirley Krramidiran, Nancy Myers, Grace Bryan, Joy Bordeur, Naomi Day, Sandra Hazelrrgg, Elaine Randall, Venita Yost, Betty Rash, Sharon Krog, Alfred Melkonlan, Melvrn Welch, Ken Burgess. FOURTH ROW: Gladys Sherwin, Myrna Meek, Sandra Rogers, Pat Slalon, Linda Galloway, Fsther Relgle, Gwen Craver, Edwirra Winters, Jance Lakai, Minnie Handley, Neil Graham, George Brown. FIFTH ROW: Gene Cexton, Ron Burks, Ronald Randrup, Frank Riggs, James Lucero, Jim Makel, Chester Martin, Gene Martin, James Gwinn, Don Williams, Joel McCraw, Tom Ford. ADVlSORlES 2 AND ll-FIRST ROW: Bill Bong, Alfonso Palacias, Mike Kelly, Richard Murphy, Ron Vowel, Richard Barron, Tom Ross, Mike Sullivan, Ray Barnes, Robert Jern, Gerald Johnson, Freddy Rios. SECOND ROW: Virginia Russell, Carolyn Watkins, Connie Papen, Wanda Tracy, Kay Trotters, Beverly Davis, Joyce Gibson, Carole Cornelius, Carol Hodson, Joane Fonk, THlRD ROW: Gordon Wilson, Marjorie Spate, Geraldine Hilliard, Myrna Gentry, Ann Hall. Joyce Anderson, Angie Castillo, Theodora Doukas, Alice Vrribran, Helena Gross, Shirley Hilliard, Joe Crawford. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Barr, Joe Stump, Bob Ross, Walter Winter, Sally Fletcher, Carol Hillhouse, Joyce Alexander, Mariorie Akers, Elmer Fox, Dick Rowland, Michael Lee, FIFTH ROW: Bob Firestine, Jack Cooper, Dave Ward, Tex Kent, Jack Clark, Bill Striuens, Robert Sims, Ronald Frankfort, Bill Sanders, Don Winchell, Alfred Barr, Robert Felrriing. ,uv V, wh N? E l.AV f E I A-'fl in g f Q -9 is Q ?Qa9 'fe mr 9 J an -1 We ADVISORIES 60 AND 6-FIRST ROW: Richard Aveclian, Donald Ludlow, Jesse Bippus, Ronald Magie, Charles Owens, Don Smith, Ronald Atriano, Eddie Maderwell, Charles Harrison. SECOND ROW: Florence Pastore, Leslie Hammock, Gale Gardner, Kathryn Frost, Hidden, Lois Hallenberg, Jo Ann Clark, Sharon Isgrigg, Carol Macom, Deanna Friend. THIRD ROW: Christine Carnaban, Eileen Warren, Gloria Mills, Leiloni Rebensdorf, Darlene Linda Hamilton, Leto Zoe McKenzie, Beverly Bowen, Shirley Wintz, Faye Ward, FOURTH ROW: Richard Tavor, Bob Carr, Lonnie Bibb, Richard Hamill, Ward Dwyer, Barbara Stuard, Pat Ellis, Shirley Hanslord, Lois Sweatt, Laura Lee Cullender, Pamellci Cornell, Sara Aropeza, Janet Saghstelian, Rebecca Morcno, Geneva Upchurch, Donna Cousey, Kay Coleman, George Noricks, James Smart, Eddie Weddle, Ronald Panter, Norman Taber, Charles Bixler. FIFTH ROW: Helen Rodgers, Ina Moon, Loretta Jelladian, Jo Ann Moore, Dorothy Ellis, Judy Smith, Judy Harbick, Nebbro Como, Delores Garritt, Sandra Harrington, June Avakian, Vir- ginia Demoorlian. ADVISORIES 224 AND 59-FIRST ROW: Willy Kollmeyer, Lonnie Laufer, Ronald Clark, Billy Floyd, Stan Pavlovich, Louis Salinas, Paul Rothe, Fred Boydston, Marvin Parnell, Ernie Gomez, Bob Garrison, Tom Fowler, Glen Coleman, Bill Randall, Leo Salais, David Prickett. SECOND ROW: Maurice Watkins, Phyllis Goss, Joyce Marple, Coralee Draper, Vickie McFerrin, Sue Shelburne, Virginia Cramer, Nancy Prange, Pot McGugin, Lynn Ray Wickersham, Preston Bayhi, Ronnie Stivers. THIRD ROW: David Goyne, Robert Stevens, Carrie Weaver, Janice Siebert, Pat Solem, Evonn Staggs, Vera Licon, Mavis Thorsteinson, Mary Lewis, Dorothy Frish, Darlene Story, Delores Flores, Adele Weller, Geneva Leonardo, Richard Gauge, Robert Pilkerton, Bob D'veney FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Luleiian, Joan Hillis, Vir- ginia Maralian, Judy Jones, Marilyn Thomas, Joyce Pinnecker, Jeanette Reifsnider, Carol Mosesian, Dixie Fannon, Grace Tashiian, Mor- garet Hurst, Mary Matthews, Katherine Friesen. FIFTH ROW: John Gee, David Weaver, Homer Evans, Charles Parnell, Arlene Lazarus, Phyllis Owens, Velma McCIung, Arlene Vettling, Barbara Jones, Frances Mety, Berriitta Oldacker, Nazar Sohakian, Richard Parenti, Charles Young, LeRoy Thomas. rj , . ADVISORIES l27 AND 6l-FIRST ROW: Keith Graham, Don Monk, Jackie Church, Gilbert Lewis, Ralph Stiles, Albert Lovelady, John Jones, Robert Silva, Delos Snavely, Phillip Waters, Leroy Mello, J. W. Waters, Bob Zaker, Nolan Franks. SECOND ROW: Charles Ford, Peggy Harper, Frances Tucker, Linda Diederich, Floretta Lively, Jane Torosian, Janet Waters, Betty Fleming, Edith Sonke, Loretta Bischell, Syble Graham, Nancy Sizelove, Richard Riley. THIRD ROW: Stephen Ledbetter, James Duey, John Work, Patricia Whitehead, Juanetta McCarty, Patricia Koolrnan, Barbara Steinhauer, Rosalie Allen, Betty Crouch, Emma Bennett, Margaret Huntington, Kathleen Fendorak, Sharon Ferringtori, Betty Ewing, June Royal, Rosalie Smith, Nancy Smith, Kenneth Reinhardt, Carrol Kemmer. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Clack, Nancy King, Gracie Janzen, Charlot Feuerhelm, Barbara Janes, Elaine Karabian, Barbara Fowler, Amy Keosheyan, Eileen Gres, Janet Ewing, Iva Kanzler, Cecilia Hernandez, Virginia Wallace, Edna Lucas, Wanda McDonald, Charles Sothan, FIFTH ROW: Richard McClelland, Harold Garoutte, Ronald Workman, Ted Lewis May, Bob Krum, Larry Anderson, Carmen Ferolits, Robert Day, Wayne Metzger, Don Woody, LeRoy Madsen, Jim Daniels, Thomas Morgan, RabertLiddell. ADVISORIES A AND T05-FIRST ROW: Gary Rhodes, Robert Clayton, Jerry Nunn, Frank Vasquez, Jerry Topper, Darrell Youngman, Jimmie Schmitz, Harlin Alkins, Kenneth Lierly, Robert Snaveley, Edgar Martin. SECOND ROW: Helen Torres, Eileen Schwabenland, Deanie Vanderford, Mary Buckmaster, Glenna Rose Anderson, Donna Alviso, Carol Hauser, Dorothy White, Sandra Clark, Barbara Guynn. THIRD ROW: Donn Jewell, Marlene Ford, Jeanne Valiant, Ava Garner, Darlene Boyce, Joyce Vargas, Dee Dee Gann, Lois Newby, Kathryn Bennett, Bonita Burks, Francis Logan, Wanda Bray, Eric Riedel. FOURTH ROW: Milton Snaveley, Jackie Garzone, Billie Pearce, Hope DeOrana, Elizabeth Hall, Josephine Ulloa, Faye Wallace, Carmen Romero, Angie Velasquez, Kathy Totten, John Davis. FIFTH ROW: John Jones, Vern Tobey, Johnny Burnett, Albert Alanis, Lesie Waller, James Russell, David Dennis, Wallace Vandergritt, Norman Powell, Kendall Nunallee. W ,E 51 JDJ r ,bbvf Mm 'N -A '- :age .:' W L-- ' - if .sax -sf ' n, 5 ' 1, ,xi wh.: 1535, , uv-W-. T M af 'mf , 7 Y fv -' ' 1 xo Tj I V, Y. J-'N xx3'aLl- Lx-5 -A- Q i:1i :-gig , vas! T9 1 5 ' S 'I Eg , . IX 24 wJf 11 Mfg. .fyx W I zw,4XX f I S H N Q QD ' 1 50 1 . 1 , '.,,. HW, 5. , ,wi JN 'HM .. .K Q gg-if ff-1 IME fovetf f wx -gk '- ,vr 1. N V 1 g if? . 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W flax ,T Mm , T T T 7 , STUDENT GOVERNMENT B1 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS FALL PETE RILEY President c 'S A s JOE DEATON LA VERNE DORN CLIFF NUGENT Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 5 isp I I BOB DOIG BARBARA APPLING DON BURKS Senator of Athletics Senator of Safety ond Welfare Senator of Publicity MARIA LUCIDI JERRY FITZMAURICE IDA MARTIN Yell Leader Senator of Forensics Senator of Arts TUDENT BODY OFFICERS SPRING BILL HARRIS President KARLO DEMOORJIAN ROSEMARY DAY CLIFF NUGENT Treasurer Secretary Vice President PAUL ENDLER DIANE MORRISON ELDON BRYANT Senator of Publicity Senator of Safety and Welfare Senator of Athletics RICHARD LIMEGROVER RONALD SOHIGIAN CAROLEE COATES Senator of Arts Senator of Forensic: V-ll Inf-A-r 1 ff 1' It H. X I ROY ZIVANICI-I President BOYS FEDERATION FALL OFFICERS 'ISWT7' BILL RUBY TOM CARLSON JIM EDMISTON Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JERRY HOPE President ED GAITH ER Vice-President SPRING OFFICERS LARRY FOX Secretory CALVIN FOX Treasurer GIRLS' LEAGUE FALL OFFICERS FAYE CLAXTON DIANE MORRISON GAYE GERIES Treasurer Secretory Vice President SPRING OFFICERS PHYLLIS MORTON ANN NELSON FAYE CLAXTON Treasurer Secretory Vice-President FAYE STOCKS President NEVA PETERIAN President g WHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OFFICERS FALL Jerry Fitzmaurice ,,..,, ...... S pealcer l Faye Claxton ,,,,,..,..,,,,.,....., Secretary Bill Harris ...., ,...,. S ergeant-at-Arms SPRING Ran Sohigian ,,,. ..... .,,,,, S p eaker Peggy King ........,...,,,,,,..,..,., Secretary .lim Riley ,...A., ..,... S ergeant-at-Arms Richard Smith, Richard Totoian, Richard Orridorlf, Karen Moore, .lirn Riley, Carol Jackson, Peggy King, and Ron Sohigian. FIRST ROW: Gerald May, Paul Orr, Bob Kellogian. SECOND ROW: Bob Bakeman, Jim Ostrom, Leo Rabago, Carol Dowers, Vicki McFerrin, Margaret Huntington. THIRD ROW: Faye Stocks, Betty Woody, Nadine Crocco, Lou Ann Peterson, Kathy Freeman, .lo Ann Fowler, Carol Waterlield, Janie Dean. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Weaver, Audrey Aberrnan, Judy Young, Beverly Glider, Frances Wyatt, Frank Lang, Marlin Heckrnan, Fred Emmert, FIFTH ROW: Carol Hodson, Leroy Miller, Paul Weaver, Ron Gibbs, Douglas Haas. SIXTH ROW: Barbara Wellman, Shirley Kirmilian, Joan Lubbes, Virginia Maralian, Beverly Iarnagan, Sallie Ruppel, Jack Clark. V., .. 22 'G'Q- '- , . L ,V f ,G ,,,,, ...fa 1 - l T355 x ff af' W' -'54-f Q-f 1 ' rffzf- - -' -- - A ,bo 55 9 2 411 QQSL -2:52 ' ' Eg s sifzs-f:4,:i' ztli- . ' ' :4- -O ff. if ' iii y ' ' P 1 . 35 ' as f ,- ,-,,,V ,, l ? f 144-3M K X f 2 - 1 ' f'-3, ' Qzfg, if - 31 pf . , f fffaff? :iff Wl2Wi Z? - K N MQ b 2' 1:12:71 fit. 'f aii '7' , f ii Q N ' . . z 521- 66a6?77E?j?:i'-I , gy,- I, y ,, f lf 11f,, -o,- ., Z. , . . -f,-5 1 . 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ALEXANDER Art Advisor WILLIAM MICKA DON BURKS Editor-in-chief BOB DOIG CLIFF NUGENT WES ALLEN Sports Editor Circulation Manager Business Manager LAYOUT STAFF ART STAFF Ann Fine, Nancy Armstrong, Marlene Conklin, Barbara Coleman. CCIlVln BOl'tI19f, Richard Llmegrover. ' ROUGH RIDER STAFF P I ,wr .. KATIE MORROW MARY MCGOUGH Fall Editor SPVIUQ ECIIIOV MARION CONGER ED HAMILL Managing Editor Business Manager Flll lllllllll' --..---- -,,-.. LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Torigian, Faye Stocks, Jackie Rice, George LEFT TO RIGHT: Marla McArron, Carol Waterfield, Ron Sohigian Marshall, Yvonne Slavich, Beverly Bukey. Jo Ann Fowler, Rose Dervisliicin. THE CLASS 0F 1953 PRESENTS... Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley Miss Preen Richard Stanley . June Stanley John Sarah Mrs. Dexter . Mrs, McCufcheon Mr, Stanley Maggie Cutler . Dr. Bradley Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley . Bert Jefferson . .. ,, .lim Byrd Professor Metz , . ,. Leonard La Rosa The Luncheon Guests, .. George Dages, Les Seibert, Bob Donny Mr. Baker . ,. . , . . Carl Hillman Expressmen Ken Bain, Tam Ryan Lorraine Sheldon Alice Hale Sandy , Jerry Hope Beverly Carlton , Jerry McElroy Wescott .. . , . Norman Gauss Radio Technicians . Don Scheidt, Herb Watkins Choir Boys Robert Jern, Mike Kelley, .lim Daniels, Wallace Yondergrift Convzcts George Dages, Les Seibert, Bob Donny Banio . . Skip Montie Two Deputies A Plainclothes Man Behold, l give you Roach City CAST 'lPic, Click, Look and Listen Rosemary Day . Ellen Tally Boyd Deel Janice Jorgenson Johnny Krikorian Carolee Coates Ann Nelson Geraldine Durgarian Wesley Allen Gail Patnott Bill Harris Joe Deaton Jean Millerd Charles Leimbach, Roy Zivanich , I ran away from home at the age of four Ron Gibbs i K i 'il mGy vOmitl And this one is from Jack Benny THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER The senior dramatics classes studied plays for many weeks before choosing, The Man Who Came to Dinner, This play was chosen because of its adapta- bility to our auditorium and to the talent possessed by our graduating class. As the play was produced on Broadway, it is known to all as a leader in the entertainment field. The cast brought life to these characters within the script be- sides giving its audiences a succession of fine per- formances. Mr. Whiteside, the leading character was loved for his dry humor and loud, boastful wit. As a secretary and a girl in love Maggie set out to overcome Mr. Whiteside and his continual procession of friends. These friends included the whacky Professor Metz, with ten thousand coclcroaches in his possession, and a very suave and sophisticated gentlemen whose name was Beverly Carlton. Also a dangerously beautiful woman, Lorraine Sheldon and the unforgettable curly haired Banio. Each member of the cast put his best foot forward and worked toward our goal, a successful play. The six weeks of constant work went rapidly, yet the goal was definitely accomplished. This production was the final to be played from the old auditorium stage and we are all proud of this great finale to a host of great productions. Why they're penguins! Nancy Armstrong Student Director tl Director Karcher Kiss me, Kiss me! Say something sweet to me, Maggie Oh Cornelia, l don't feel so good. Sophisticated Cornelia and frivolous Emily. JUNIOR PLAY- Our Hearts Were Young And Gay MRS. ELIZABETH KIRCHER, Director This year's Junior Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, a delight- ful comedy, was the true story of Cornelia Otis Skinner. Cornelia was taking a trip to Europe with Emily Kimborough. Both girls were nineteen years of age. The plot was based on their many adventures. The girls arrived in Paris and resided at a typical Parisian hotel where Cornelia got bit on the lip by a bedbug. Cornelia tried to make an appointment wtih Monsieur de la Croix, as she wanted the famous actor to appraise her acting ability. He was not interested until she happened to mention her renowned father, Otis, and then de la Croix said he would come to the hotel. He watched her perform, and then frankly told her she had no talent. Cornelia was very upset and in her grief gave a monologue, which was one of the highlights of the l952 Junior Play. CAST Cornelia Otis Skinner ...... Frances Wyatt Emily Kimbrough .............. Sallie Imwall Otis Skinner ......,................. Ron Sohigian Mrs. Skinner ....... ....... V alerie Dicks Leo .................... ......... E d Gaither Dick ............... ............ J im Jackson Purser ............ .......... W alt Reinhardt Steward ........ ..................... T ex Bryant Sfewardess ....... .......... M arcia Haggard Inspector .............. .. ......... Jerry Waters The Admiral ............,..,,,.,,, Paul Endler Mdddme Elise ................ Annie Antresian Tl'I6I'eS6 ................................ Donna Shaw Monsieur de la Croix ...... Kerry Bowman Harriet Sl. JOl1rt ,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Pqt Peterson Winnefred Blaugh ............ Carol Jackson Window Cleaner .,..... Student Director ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, B gm Giffin .. ........ Gene Law Emil 3 start Di k- Lett to right: Pat Peterson, Carol Jackson, Ed Gaither, Jim Jackson, Walt Reinhardt, Sallie Imwall, Tex Y' S C 74 Bryant, Marcia Haggard, and Frances Wyatt. f ,QQ fn ,mai s ' , A: , ' 65? L Q L2 5 QJFLE f 5 V f 1 , v rf :Q 3 -. i.,W'-ffg k,- W . -E? ff? -1 Q 'Q'-'r-Y'ffei :sf af' 'Q' -R, Q Q -in f 1 3, 1'-w..f,Q ' S -if ,gffgfg sa, QW kv 5 . i541 - Q1 8 nf L a : . lg' Q, .- , it . ll- in ROOSEVELT SALLIE IMWALL JANlCE GRASMlCK FIRST ROW: Bill Winton, Speed Leos, John Goss, Dell Smith, Larry Comer, Ronald Williams, Marlene Randolph. SECOND ROW: George Meyers, Don Real, Don Grimes, Pat Eslerholdl, Nadine Le Grande, Pal Sislc, Alan Ciszewslri, David Gayne, Richard Riley, Larry Keller, Garland Wood, Larry Anderson, THIRD ROW: John Horn, Gladys Brown, Bobbie Dunn, Charlotte Maloaf, Bob Abbol, Bill Asburn, Collis Schilleine. FOURTH ROW: Fred Asbury, Eugene Marshall, Eddie Cardoza, Conrad Escobedo, Barbara Gordon, Adolph Mendoza, Bill Mobley. SENIOR BAND ANNETTE LANDOLL JLJDEANE ANDERSON W T f H, - ':qi:cf1:-. . T ef? f FlRST ROW: Kenneth Tatum, Merle Noble, Ray Fowler, Dick Hopson, Don Schafer, Don Luft, Norman Murray, Mr. Robert Arnold, Director. SECOND ROW: Jeannette Thomas, Roberta Berg, Ted Rose, Carlton Douglas, Bob Kalleiian, James Smith, Horace Hollaran, Bill Sherer, Armand Gaugosian. THIRD ROW: Cecil Sausage, Jim Harrington, Bob lnouye, Jim Ward, Don McKay, Bob Shelly, Berge Gashgarian, Gerald May, Bob Cook, Lanny Green, Eugene Sanders, Bob Romar, FOURTH ROW: Ray Espinosa, Merle Ehat, Charles Maroot. SWING BAND JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW: Don Grimes, Colis Scheline, Bill Osborn, Bob Ab- bott, Barbara Gordon, Janice Seibert. SECOND ROW: Berge Goshgarian, Don McKay, Howard Belden, Bob Shelly, Conrad Es- cobeda Ibackl, Larry Mobley, KNEELING: Bob Inauge, John Horn. FIRST ROW: Gene Endicott, Eileen Fry, Joan Legronde, Pat Sish, Jeannette Thomas, SECOND ROW: Pat Belden, Leroy Wood, James Sharp, Alan Ciszewski, David Goyne, Walter Kar- abian, Bob Krum, Lewis Lalins, Monte Pearce, Rent Hunter. THIRD ROW: Bob Mc Jimsey, Bob Taylor, Darrell Thornsberry, Maurice Watkins, Wayne Metzger, Jerry Topper. FIRST ROW: Betty Crough, Phyllis Goss, Patty Ogilvie, Joel Carlson, Richard Reeves, Vartan Markarian, Jerry Anderson, Charles Wilhoite. SECOND ROW: Ronald Frankfort, Donald Garcia, Joanne Funk, Mary Lazzareschi, Olag Herrandez, Sharon Green, Jeanette Thomas, Stephen Ledbetter, Peggy Parnell, James Gensler, THIRD ROW: Twyla Trolinder, Mary Matthews, Bob King, Charlotte Maloof, Jean 78 fN.I-.. kI-I- lin-.. XAIII..- AJ..-.. fL-.I-. l'N...-- LA. C-...I-.... l....-. FN..-R.. Platoon Ldr., 2nd Lt. Platt, Bode, Baisdan, Coulter, Fink Spenhoff, Holloran, Clock, Lawler, Smeltzer, Lanlrlord, Kiar, Gauge, Wilson, Harris, Bowman, Reynolds, Fox, Walstrom, Osterlaard, Coclrrum, Poor, Windsor, Anderton, Grill, Hueneyardt, Doulras. CADETS Headquarters Staff, Co. A, 76th Bn. California Cadet Corps. Left to Right: lst Sgt. Baisdon, Qnd Lt. Hall, Capt. Gerlitz, 2nd Lt. Platt, Supply Sgt. Nattenberg, Co. Clerk Rousey. 45, Platoon Ldr., 2nd Lt. Hall, Thompson, Husky, West, Fer guson, Barr, Marino, Barnes, Magri, Ford, Lopez, Hernan dez, Ross, Damm, Thomas, Church, Davis, Clark, Cooper Thrasher, Snavely, Manouel, Vanderford, Riedel, Dague Barbee, Faulks. Co. A, 76th Bn. passes in Review before Col. A. E. Tanner .s r',. ., .,,kL. . 4,5 Cudek receive promonons from Col- A- E' Tonner STUDENT OFFIC E STAFF SEATED: Neva Peterian, Myrna Lingenfelter, Joy Banghart, Barbara Wilkinson, Janice Grasmiclr, Annette Landoll, Rosemary Day, Pauline Savona, Donna Lyford, Peggy Gardner, Lorene Howard, Judy Hawthorne. STANDING: Betty De Witt, Eleanor Fargon, Bar- bara Holloman, Isabel Sohogian, Ledora Skelton, Ruby Lawson, Donna Reeves, Arlene Christensen, Marlene Henderson, Shirley Harbick, Lequita Grimes, Phyllis Turooniian, Marlene Winter, Sharon Green, Shirley Klumm, La Veta Riden, Pat Sheppard, Sonia Bering, BACK ROW: Stanley Ostrum, Ronnie Sohigian, Pete Riley, Jerry Beggs, Jim Holms, Bob Shelley, Lennie Hill, Tom Troxell, Ron Burlrs, Marilyn Semple, Nancy Webber. DEBATE TEAM Roosevelt debaters ably coached by Miss Marian Reed completed an outstanding year with vic- tories not only throughout the Valley but in major contests all over California. Especially important victories were challced up by Pete Riley, Paul Endler and Ron Sohigian. ln all contests entered the Roo- sevelt debaters gave a good account of themselves. Bob Shelly, Ron Sohigian, Jerry Fitzmaurice, Roger Orchard, Frank Lang, Boyd Deel, and Miss Marion Reed, Coach. IT IS WITHIN THESE WALLS . . . Seniors become well acquainted with government mroblems as well as social problems in the study of :ivics and senior problems during their twelfth year. Roosevelt students gain a lot of knowledge in the ield of social studies through varied courses offered hroughout their high school career. This year the Social studies department was under the chairmanship at Mr. William Krause. Modern audio visual aids are xsed as an important part of the instructional program. Civics classes study government ,.g..-- Movies help inthe study of literature 81 WE PURSUE OUR QUEST FOR . . . When the l952 semester opened a new automobile shop was placed in operation under the direction ot Mr. James Heitkotter. Wood shop classes also had enlarged and new quarters and radio and electricity courses were taught by Mr. Roy Tuck. The addition of new classes reflected the growth of the school and gave Roosevelt a most complete and varied learning pro- gram. Somewhere about there . . . That hot rod! . . . KNOWLEDGE AND GUIDANCE A new addition to the Roosevelt curriculum this year was photography taught by Mr. Robert Hendricks. Varied methods of presentation are used by Roosevelt teachers in the teaching at valuable science courses. Also at Roosevelt, girls learn homemaking duties such as sewing as pictured below, while boys take drafting, metal shop and other vocational courses. -lik.. tv 'si i E ls it a circle or a square? -. 1 w it A studious Biology Class r..,,w.,.A.,. ,Tay ,aff . is lm 41 ,Qtr W-W. or - -6' -Riu: 5.-V fy H xii! l nf vb , X 4 A 73'1 ,., I 'v '. 1- V, , 1 fr, 1 a'IA- 5-, J, 1 ,.-' ' , '.-Msn Nfl: -H- 'ffi - A,- X ffl- fe . ' -.f' ,up-1-' . - U -1, '41, ,fi -'Q AM,--5. - . 4' fb :J-'55 -. X: ,' X 3' '-Va. I ' ',- . f 5 4 'X sim' '- .' 15 . . ma y ' -' -. Af ' Q .y -- ' 1 f .g Q, M2 11 , . ffm -. - W:-4 f 'W , ,. ,an ' ' 4 f fx 1 W A- JM 2 fl X ff. ' f' 9 'Q1' ?f7v. fl' '67 5 Wi f-xg. H -1 af' -f - , ,N .1 Ar E .x.N. 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D ave Nidever Vice-President ..... ...,, F rank Robinson DAVE NIDEVER Secretary ..,,.,,,. .,.,. F rances Wyatt Treasurer ..,..,.......... .,,. E d Gaither Sergeant-at-Arms ....................,.................., Paul Weaver Sponsors: George Ingham, Pat Heiskell, Andrew Juhl. Juhl. The Roosevelt Chapter, number 222c, of the Calif- ornia Scholarship Federation was organized in T932 The membership consists of seventy-five students who maintain a high scholastic average. 5 W Benefits for members ot the organization include certain privileges plus an opportunity to apply for the Seymour Memorial Scholarship which is awarded to two outstanding students in the state . . . C.S.F. members sing Christmas carols at annual party. SEATED: Berge Goshgarian, Frank Robinson, Jennie Waltz, Frances Wyatt, Sallie lmwall, Carol Jackson, Joanne Hirasuna, Norma Giftin, Marla McArron, Audrae Rosenbaum, Gaye Geries, LaVerne Dorn, Diane Morrison, Lois Prickett, Mary Ann Small, Karen Moore, Bill Nuck- olls, Gilbert Taber. STANDING: Ed Gaither, Faye Stocks, Mary Mccough, Betty Wentworth, Ada Perry, Bev Bukey, Bev Jones, Marion Conger, Barbara Coleman, Barbara Wilkinson, Alberta Bier, Jean Berry, Evelyn Ayers, Ellen Facia, Cherrell St. John, Myrna Lingentelter, Esther Medloclr, Shirley Follett, Maria Lucidi, Michael Nattenberg, Richard Dresser, Peggy Parnell, John Surabian, Fred Emmert, J. W. Powers, BACK ROW: Bob lrvin, Don Burks, Betty Woody, Marlene Conklin, Diane Leeds, Pat Sheppard, Pat Clary, Shirley French, Diane SCHQLARSHIP SCJCIETY it i as FALL sf Y . . 1 s s .... J rts. is f - .ss Q t stll srrt ' SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY SPRING OFFICERS President ,,,,A,,,, .,... J oe Deaton JOE DEATON D ' Vice-President .,.,.. ........ F aye Stocks Secretary ...... ...... M ary McGough Treasurer .,,,,.,4,,,,.. ,,,,,, L ouanne Peterson Sergeant-at-Arms ...,......................,....,............ Pete Riley Sponsors: George Ingham, Pat Heiskell, Andrew Juhl. , . Aside from these is the honor of having obtained cognition in the field of scholarship. Activities include attendance at district conventions Avenal and Madera, ci regional convention at Gil- y, a snow party at Badger Pass, a potluck dinner, td a Swimming party. The life members ot the Federation are: Joe Deaton, use Dervishian, Norman Gauss, Gaye Geries, Ron- d Gibbs, Jim Kratz, Myrna Lingentelter, Maria Lucidi, ary McGough, Karen Moore, Dave Nidever, Faye 1 ocks, John Surabian, Paul Weaver, Pete Riley, and R arlene Conklin. C,S.F. members trudge through the snow, SEATED: Mary McGough, Veronica Melkonian, Rose Dervishian, Audrae Rosenbaum, Marion Conger, Marla McArron, Gaye Geries, Louanne Peterson, Frances Wyatt, Carol Jackson, Marilyn Evans, Diane Orchard, Ann Fine, JoAnne Hirosuna. SECOND ROW: Betty Wyatt, Lillian Peterian, Barbara Halloman, Gloria Garabedian, Virgie Hillis, Myrna Lingenfelter, Jean Berry, Joy Banghart, Faye Stocks, Barbara Wilkinson, Mary Barnett, Dena Ruble, Alberta Bier, Ester Medlock, Betty Wentworth, Bev Jones, Marilyn Boyer, Shirley Harring- ton, Janet Ross. THIRD ROW: Leo Radago, Harold Minor, Joel Carlson, Paul Weaver, Pete Riley, Bob Shelly, Ed Hamill, Ron Sohigian, Dwaine Cowan, Norman Gauss, Ron Gibbs, John Surabian, Michael Nattenberg, Leon Yengoyan, Edwin Blackburn, Bob lnouye. GREEN AND GOLD HI-Y FALL OFFICERS Cliff Nugent ...,.... ......,,. P resident ,....,. .lerry Ramsdert ..,..... ....,. V .-President ,,.,....,,AA .. Richard Lange Ron Sohigian.. .lim Edmiston ..,.... .....,,. Frank Lang ........ ........ .....,.,Secretary,...... ..,,....Treasurer.......... .Chaplain ......... MR. KENNETH WESTLAKE Sponsor Sgt.-at-Arms ,..r,..,...,. SPRING .........,...Bob Doig Jerry Fitzmaurice .......Ron Sohigian .........,Don Burks .,......Joe Deaton .........Bob Taul Pittsburgh clumps Forty-Niners in Kezar CLIFF NUGENT BOB DOIG The Green and Gold Hi-Y of Roosevelt was organized in 1947. Since that time this organi- zation has been admitted to the National Hi-Y Fellowship. Also a delegate has been sent to the Statewide Youth Government Program tor two years. This delegate is Frank Lang. Among their many activities was attending the San Francisco Forty Niners vs. the Pitts- burgh Steelers game, giving an annual Spring Banquet, and co-sponsoring Roosevelt's annual Cotton Ball. Selling pencils with the football schedule im- printed on them, and collecting money from students for their individual pictures are a few of the proiects performed throughout the school by this club. SEATED: Ron Pistacchio, Joe Deaton, Dave Nidever, Ron Sohigian, Richard Totoian, Bill Harris, Bob Doig, Don Burks, Cliff Nugent, K Ron Gibbs. STANDlNG: Berge Sudiian, Cecil Sausage, Speed Leos, Jerry Ramsden, Butch Lang, Frank Lang, Jerry Fitzmaurice, Eugene Nalbcnian, Jim Henson, Ron Burks, Jim Edmiston, .lim Caton, George Brown, Stan Pavlovich. GAYE GERIES BARBARA APPLING Boadicea is an active club whose purpose is to do service for the school. Membership con- sists of iunior and senior girls with high scholas- tic standings. Making and selling pom-poms during the foot- ball season, decorating the classroom doors at Christmas time along with contributing toys to the Lions Club Toy Drive are among the numer- ous services of the club. Some activities of this organization include a party for the alumnae of Boadicea, the tradi- tional Boadicea dinner at the end of each se- mester, a swimming party at the end of school, and co-sponsoring with the Green and Gold, the annual Cotton Ball. Additional services include Thanksgiving bas- kets to needy families and Easter Baskets to the Nutritional Home and the County Hospital. BCJADICEA FALL OFFICERS SPRING Gaye Geries ........ ..,... P resident ........ ...... B arbara Appling Diane Morrison ......,......,.. V.-President ..,.,,.. ............. J Gckie Rice Jean Millerd ...........,........... Secretary ....... ....... L a Verne Dorn Geraldine Durgarian. ,......, Treasurer .......,.,,.,....... Frances Wyatt Katie Morrow .........,.,, ......., H istorian .......................,.,., Ellen Tally Veronica Melkonian.. ..,.. Sgt.-at-Arms ,,.,.,. Geraldine Durgarian MISS JEWEL DELLA SANTA Sponsor Boadicea members decorate doors at Christmas SEATED: Pauline Savona, Rosemary Day, Diane Morrison, La Verne Dorn, Barbara Appling,, Doris Dean, Neva Peterian, Geraldine Durgarian, Gaye Geries, Karen Moore, Ruth Thayer, Evelyn Ayers, Elaine Gautier, Ellen Tally, Jackie Rice. STANDING: Ellen Facia, Veronica Melkonion, Evelyn Hunt, Marian Conger, Darlene Kincheloe, Audrae Rosenbaum. Bam Giffen. Marla McArron, Betty Woody. FALL Marlene Conklin .,,.,,., ...,,.,. Joan Bakalian ,... Marilyn Semple. Barbara Maeda. Mary McGough .,,,...,, .....,, TRI-TWELVE OFFICERS V.-President ....,..,,,,., SPRING President ,.,,,.,,,......... Barbara Maeda ,Rose Deverishian Secretary ,.,,.r, ..,...... S hirley Follett Treasurer ....... ..,.. .Historian ..,..r,rr...... ,,.,,,,,.,..Jean Berry Barbara Coleman Barbara Fuerhelm .,.,..,.... Sgt.-at-Arms.,. .,,..r..,, Matilda Rameriz Myrna Lingenfelter ,.....,.,.,., Reporter .,...,.,,..., MISS ABIGAIL CURTIS Sponsor ..,,..,.,,Faye Stocks Members put the finishing touch on their boutonnieres MARLENE CONKLIN BARBARA MAEDA A newly organized service club is Tri-Twelve. Following its organization in the fall of l95l, the membership consisting of twelve sopho- mores, twelve juniors and twelve seniors has been given the opportunity of serving Roosevelt and the community. Their traditional candlelight ceremony at Dantes Restaurant was held to install officers and the Hobo Party set the stage for the initia- tion of new members. Among their enumerable services are making Thanksgiving favors for shut-ins, filling a Christ- mas basket for a needy family, and caroling yuletide songs for faculty members along with the sale of boutonnieres for the Fresno High Basketball game. SEATED: Mary McGough, Faye Stocks, Barbara Feuerhelm, Jean Berry, Marilyn Boyer, Diane Venable, Judy Hawthorne, Maria Lucidi, Matilda Ramirez, Marilyn Semple, Myrna Lingenfelter. STANDING: Bev Bukey, Rose Dervershiari, Barbara Maeda, Betty Lovelady, Marlene Conklin, Lorene Howard, Ledora Skelton, Joyce Haimes, S,hirlene Glatin, Miss Curtis, Sponsor, Teresa Noorlan, Barbara Cale- man, JoAnn Lubbes, Beverly Jarnagan, Audrey Oberman, Shirley Follett, Wanda Cantrell, Mary Ann Keoyshan, Alice Naiarian. EXCALIBUR W. Reinhardt ........ ..........,..,. K ing ,........... ..,..... W . Reinhardt T. Bryant .......,..,..... .......,,.,,,.,. P rince .....,.,,,.,4A... .......,,..... C . Fox F. Robinson ...............,. Knight of the Quill ,,,,,,... ..,...... L . Garcia WALT RHNHARDT D. Heitzig ........,..... Knight ot the Exchequer ........,,..,. P. Garfoot D. Westerlund ......,,,, Knight of the Sword ,.,,.,, ,,,,,A,,, L , Fox Excalibur, the oldest boys' club at Roosevelt, was organized in T928 and is sponsored by the Loyal Knights ol the Round Table. The purpose of the club is to inspire each of its members to live a life of loyal service to his God, his coun- try, his community, his family, his school, and to himself. The club motto is: He who seeks to serve another best serves himself. Decals, which help advertise the school, are annually sold and helping to distribute individ- ual pictures is another service to the school. The Masquerade Ball featuring Jack Martin's orchestra was an event ot the year. Also the Annual lnitiation Dinner which hosts the Loyal Knights of the Round Table and the Dad-Son Banquet that honors senior members. MR. WILLIAM MICKA MR. ROBERT WINZLER Sponsors Trying on costumes for the Masquerade Ball SEATED: Gerald Burcher, Virgil Vercoe, Fred Garcia, Larry Fox, Tom Houghton, Bob DeMartin, Ken Jacobsen, Dick Fendorak, Colvin Hohner. Dennis Penniclrer, Phil Garfoot. STANDING: Calvin Fox, Joel True, Jerry Bird, Dick Westerlund, Walt Reinhardt, Ed Gaither, Tex Bryant, Bill Ruby, Frank Robinson. TIC-TCC OFFICERS Fall Spring Sharon Green ............ President .............. Janice Jorgenson Janice Jorgenson ...... Vice President ,... Marilyn Caldwell Lequita Grimes ........,. Secretary ...........,.... Helen Firestine Helen Firestine ............ Treasurer .......,.......,,, Peggy Parnell Marlene Irwin ............ Parliamentarian .......... Lupe Torres Marilyn Caldwell ...... Historian ................ Shirley Harbick Norma Brinker ,......... Chaplain ....,.,......... Nadine Crocco MISS LILIAN DEAN Sponsor Decoration committee malres plans for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. SHARON GREEN JANICE JORGENSON The Tic Toc Club was organized in i940 as a service club for the school and is acting as a representative ot the Y.W.C.A. Each year they aid in the Y.W.C.A. service program, sell football programs at the football games, and help in collecting for the March of Dimes campaign. Activities and fun are a specialty with this organization as their program includes slumber parties, a dinner, and a semi-formal installation of otticers. The Sadie Hawkins Dance, enjoyed at Roosevelt for five years, is another club proiect. SEATED: JoAnn Vilhauer, Theda Vandergrilt, Marlene Stephenson, Nadine Crocco, Marilyn Caldwell, Lou Vee Gregg, Helen Firestine, Juanita Avila, Lupe Torres, Valerie Ronan, Shirley Ronan. Standing: Norma Brinker, Dorothy Taber, Marge Noorigian, Sharon Green Lequita Grimes, Nancy Barcus, Jeanette Hiebert, Shirley Harbiclc, Joan Sorg, Ruby Kasparian, Sylvia Granados, Marlene lrwin, Janice Jorgenson, Peggy Parnell. WES ALLEN ROOSEVELT ROUGH RIDER HI-Y FALL Wes Allen ....,.,,,,,....,....,.... Tony Mangiarelli.. George Marshall.. Richard Aubuchon ....,...... Frank Whiton ...........,.,.,... OFFICERS ...........V.-President....,. ..President ........ . SPRING ...Richard Clack ...Cody Landers ..Secretary. ..,,..,.. ......,.,. A llen Bartow I MR. WILLIAM KRAUSE . ,J , ' Miz. CHARLES Fuizsv X Sponsors RICHARD CLACK The Roosevelt Hi-Y and the Rough Rider Hi-Y have combined for one grand club. A snow party during the Holiday vacation to Big Stump was completed with a hike to the Y Camp on Lake Sequoia. Another feature of this year's activities were basketball and baseball games consisting of members of the club and the Green and Gold Hi-Y Club. A swimming party was also enjoyed. With the Tic-Toc Club this club co-sponsored a March of Dimes Hour of Entertainment with all proceeds contributed to the March of Dimes. .Treasurer .................. William Maeda Sgt,-at-Arms ....... .......,. F rank Whiton We buried Wes alive . . . SEATED. Don Glasson, Carol Kemmer, Richard Aubuchon, Lawrence Stovall, Tom Dobson, Cody Landers, Tony Mangiarelli, William Mayeda, Bill Saleh, Alan Bartow. STANDING. John Topalian, Chester Phipps, Richard Clack, Mr. William Krause, Sponsor, Frank Whiton, Jerry Sutton, Wes Allen. FALL Kerry Bowman ...,,. RED CROSS OFFICERS .,,.,....President,......,. Jim Harrington ......,. .,...,, V .-President ,.., ,. Jean Terrell ........ Nancy Frost ,.,.... Kenneth Elia ,.A. Bruce Miner ,,AA, ......Secretary..,... ,.,.,.Treasurer...... ,.,,.,Historian...... SPRING Jim Harrington .......Bob DeMartin ........Ann Bowman ,.Mary Thacker ..,..Fred Asbury ,,,,, Sgt.-at-Arms ,..... , ..,.,,,, Leon Sutton MRS. MILDRED HANSEN MR. ERWIN MARTIN Sponsors We're ready for any emergency KERRY BOWMAN E , JIM HARRINGTON The Junior Red Cross Council of Roosevelt High School was reorganized in the fall of I947. The purpose of the Council is to serve the school and community. The Council boasts its own Red Cross flag and carries on defense work in the school throughout the year. Supplying favors for the Veterans Hospital and the General Hospital are among this club's services along with sending Care packages to needy people overseas and filling boxes for servicemen. Another feature is participation in the International School Music and Art program. SEATED1 Kathy Frost, Beverly Noce, Marie Testaguzza, Alice Simonuan, Connie Dugovic, Leona Pitzer, Rae Dale White, Beverly Ostrom, Joan Funk, Pat Sevoian. STANDING: Norma Brinker, Audrey Obermann, Beverly Jarnagin,, Mary Thacker, Barbara Haney, Janie Dean, Janet Ewing, Georgina Meyers, Jean Terrell, Ann Bowman, David Nattenburg, John Topalian. BACK ROW: Wayne Cocker, Ray Alvarado, Kenneth Elia, Cecil Sausage, Fred Asbury, Bob DeMartin, Bruce Miner, Jim Harrington. ,pew L50 DONNA WEBER The Roosevelt Girls Athletic Association was organized in I949. Girls who are interested in sports are welcomed and may participate in a different sport each weekday after school. Activities of the club aside from sports are city wide Play Days at which they were host- esses. An Awards Dinner at which the members are presented with their letters is an annual affair. Another event was an intramural basketball game with a dinner in the cafeteria. Later the same evening the club attended the Roosevelt vs. Edison Varsity Basketball game. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Donna Weber ....,. .................... ........--..---, P F esident Beverly Crosse ...... ....... V ice-President Bam Giffen ..,.........,... ..............................,.- S GCFGIGTY Naomi Cummings ..,.... ..........................r......... T FSGSUVGF Marla McArron ..,....... ....... C ommissioner of Swimming Beverly Pascoe ,.,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C ommissioner of Tennis Judy Bay ,,.,,,,..,,,, .,.,,,, C ommissioner of Basketball Rita Ramirez .....,.,., Margie Gonzales.. Barbra Lord ........... M ....... Commissioner of Volleyball .......Commissioner of Speedball ,,U...,,,.,.,.,,,,.,,..,.,.,..Commissioner of Softball MISS ALICE STANDEFORD Sponsor G.A.A. girls brush up on their basketball KNEELING: Lou Ann Peterson, Marla McArron, Bev Crosse, Beverly Pascoe, Audrae Rosenbaum. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Souza Louise Topper, Marge Noorigian, Eileen Fry, Marie Testaguzza, Virginia Demooriian, Donna Weber, Naomi Cummings, Judy Bay, .loan Chino THIRD ROW: Bam Giffen, Carol Hart, Marge Garrison, Shirley Harbick, Valerie Ronan. FOURTH ROW: Arlene Vetling, Rosalie Anriln Cnil William: Inhnn Anriln InrIv Hnrlwif-If Ann Rnmmnn Flin-IAANIN Dnmmf-A Yau AA,-m.-L,. h,.'..ol-... L.J,..-.-..- INTERNATIONAL CLUB FALL OFFICERS SPRING Robert Barson .I,I.......A,. .President IAAII,A,A............... Bill Payne Nelson Roberts ....,.,,.... V.'President ............ Surasak Swang Virginia Cramer ....o,w..., Secretary ......., .Marie Testaguzza Marie Testaguzza.. ........ Treasurer. .,,,, Shirlee Kiramediian MRS. MARY F. PATERSON Sponsor We presented gifts to needy children BILL PAYNE ROBERT BARSON The International Club of Roosevelt was found- ed during the fall semester of l952. The purpose of this club is to be of service to the school and, foremost, to foster better relationship between the students of various nationalities. The members of the club have honored their parents at a pot luck dinner during Thanksgiving time. This event took place at The International House. At Christmas time the club contributed food, clothing, toys and good wishes to a needy family. SEATED: Frank Balekian, Virginia Cramer, Lydia Fhy, Marie Testaguzza, Elizabeth Koumiian, Shirlee Kiramidiian, Virginia Maralian, Shirlene LaGrange, Sandra Hazelrigg, Gracy Jansen, Dolores Friend, Carole Dawdle. STANDING: Ted lssacs, Bob Pennell, Judy Kemp, Judy Gilman, Alice Antreasian, Mary Thacker, Betty Wentworth, Betty McBride, Rorinalie Bidwell, Patsy Jones, Peggy Holcomb, Betty Kerns, Alice Vaiibian, Lenora Kite, Robert Swenson, BACK ROW: Richard Reeves, Leon Sutton, Joel McCraw, Thad Macey, .1 P kkh. E, ,H DIANE ORCHARD A. CRANDLE STILES The Honor Society of Roosevelt was founded in l94l. lt is composed of the lower classmen-the Freshmen and Sophomores. The requirements for membership are high scholastic standings. The flower sale on Spring Day has been sponsored by this organization for three years. A Christmas bas- ket for a needy family is another proiect along with giving to a deserving senior a S25 scholarship. The club also planted a magnolia tree and erected a bronze plaque in memory of Mr. Hoover, a Roosevelt teacher. HONOR SOCIETY OF ROOSEVELT Fall Diane Orchard. OFFICERS Spring ........President..................Crandle Stiles EdWlnU Miller ............ Vice-President ........ Richard Hamill Velma MCClUr1g ........ Secretary ,,.,.,,.....,, Velma McClung Richard LGN9 .............. Treasurer ......... .,.,... E dwina Miller Reporter ,..,,,,.,.... ...... C hris Kinzel MRS. .lO GOODHUE Sponsor H.S.R, sponsors noon dance. SEATED: Carol Coventry, Gale Gardner, Nancy Schedler, Elizabeth Bowman, Betty Wyatt, Virgie Hillis, Roberta Souza, Judeane Anderson, Diane Orchard, Kathleen Willard. STANDING: Gloria Garabedian, Galena Culpepper, Loralee Woodruff, Marge Dinublo, Pat Whitehead, Edwina Miller, Eleanor Miller, Linda Riley, Darene Evanson, Olivia Micheli, Marilyn Evans, Carol Dauer, Norma Graham. BACK ROW: Beverlv Osfrum. Lillian Pelericln. John Goss MPI Adnmxlm Rnnnr Orrhnrrl Rirhnrrl lnnn Huhnrt Dnnnv Valmn Mrflimn Pnl! Mm-arrm PIANOFORTE CLUB OFFICERS N ' Jean Hawkins ..,.. ,.w,,.,Y,..,..,.,,,. ...,...,, P r esident I Doris Mardikian .,,,, Vice-President Carol Jackson ,,,,,, .. ,,.,... Secretary JEAN HAWKWS Joan Bakalian .,.AAA, ,,,.,,,,.x,.,..,,..,.........,,,..,.. ,,,, T r easurer MR. WILLIAM BUSHNELL Sponsor Members pause during spring recital practice. The Pianotorte Club was newly re-established this year. Membership ot this club consists ot twenty tale ented students. Each semester these members are tested tor sight reading and their playing ability. A spring recital is given by this organization with all parents and friends of the members welcomed, Both popular and classical selections are heard. The tormal attair is held in the Vocal Arts Room. SEATED: Verlene Osborn, Donna Miller, Roberta Rehart, Jaan Bnkalian, Doris Mardikian, Jean Hawkins, Marion Conger, Darlene Kinzel, Gloria Garabedian. STANDING: Michael Kelly, Fred Emmett, .Iohn Neal, Parry Anderson, Olen Chamberlain, Ted Isaacs. MARY MCGOUGH Le ROY MILLER The Spanish Club was organized in T949 for the irpose of gaining a better understanding at our :tin American neighbors to the south and between e Spanish speaking students of Roosevelt. Many activities are enioyed in this club each year. ne of these is enjoyed by the whole student body- e noon cake sales. Others have included a hobo irty and ci swimming party. In keeping with the traditions, a Spanish movie is tended by members, and also a Spanish dinner is tioyed. Annually the club participates in the Pan American my Program. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Fall Spring Mary McGough ........ President ................,,., LeRoy Miller Bill Nuckolls ..,.,,.,.,.,.. Vice-President .........,.. Bill Nuckolls Myrna Lingenlelter .,., Secretary ,.,.,......... Barbara Maeda Ellen Facio. ,................ Treasurer ..,.......,.,....... Louise Faclo John Surabian ,........... Sgt.-at-Arms .......... Stanley Ostrom MISS THERESA ROJAS Sponsor LA CUCARACHAM SEATED: Doris Haas, Angie Escobeclo, Beverly Ostrom, Barbara Feuerhelm, Sally Cazares, Matilda Ramirez, Ellen Facia, Veronica Melkon- ian, Marilyn Caldwell, Mary McGough, Myrna Lingenfelter, STANDING: Joyce Basham, Angie Vetasquez, Stella Montanez, Lope Flores, Donna Bowen, Louise Facio, Magdalena Canales, Barbara Maeda, Betty Lovelady, Philys Bence, Rose Dervishian. THIRD ROW: Stanley Ostrom, LeRoy Miller, Michael Nattenburg, Bill Nuckolls, John Surabian. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Paul Weaver ,.,,.. ,...,.,.,.....,,........, ............ P r esident David Nidever ..,,,, ..... V ice-president Laura Book ,YY,,, ......,. S ecretary Pat Ryan ...... .....,.. T reasurer Miss SARAH STROTHER Sponsor Buy your Roman Banquet ticket! PAUL WEAVER The Roosevelt Latin Club was organized in the tall o' l95l with the motto: 'iScientia Lux Mundi Est signi tying its purpose. JoAnne Hirasuna and Pete Riley served as co-presi dents, an arrangement made necessary by the tac that meetings had to be held during classtime. Bol Doig was vice-president and Bill Winton, treasurer. The main activity of the club is the Roman Banque given in the spring at which the first year student' serve as slaves. This year for the tirst time the three high schools ot Fresno ioined in giving the banquet a Roosevelt. t SEATED Maria Lucidi, Marge Dinublo, Loralee Woodruff, Eleanor Miller, Marie Testaguzza, Patricia Esterholclt, Rochelle Hardtord, Mary Buelow Liz Ruby, Beverly Newton, Norma Graham. STANDING: Linda Riley, Marlene Irwin, Lawrence Stovall, Barbara Personett, Rita Dewey Esther Medloclc, Eldora Hiebert, Janis Ross, Janett Matzek, Pat Ryan, Patricia Sevoian, Shirley Follett, Beverly Crosse, Audrey Oberrnann BACK ROW: Joel Carlson, Dell Smith, Dave Nidever, Errol Montgomery, George Meyers, Harold Heaton, Ed Koumrian, tt' nlmarlinn Paul Wanvnr Rnvd Dm-I Armen Mirhnnlinn AMATEUR RADIO CLUB .Agfa il X t ,N Q Dave Coughlin, Fred Emmert, Stanley Meyers, Gene Denison, Jay Posten, James Smith, Richard Stiles. The Radio Communications Club is very interested in Civil Defense. Club members have converted an automo- bile tiailer into a complete receiving and transmitting stationiwhich can reach 3,000 miles. The trailer has a gas generator and wallcie-tallcie sets with a radius ot live miles. This club is a member ot the American Red Cross Emergency Unit tor the San Joaquin Valley and of the American Radio Relay Society. Shop managers duties are varied and important. Some ot his more important duties are to see that the working areas are kept in clean and safe conditions and that good safety habits are practiced throughout the shop. si-lop MANAGERS gg Ronald Ferry, Jerry Sibley, Henry Luzano, Skip Winn, Jerry Sutton, Marvin Boldt. GREEN AND GOLD TIC-TCC SEATED: Loretta Bischel, Jeanette Gose, Cecilia Hernandez, Angie Castilo, Syble Graham, Stella Montanez, Judy Jones, Sandra Clark Joyce Ryan, Ava Garner, Paula Brooks. STANDING: LaVerne Chapanian, Nebra Comba, Delores Garrett, Carol Mosesion, Carol Peter son, Ellyn Church, Pat Basham, Brenda Wann, Bonnie Wann, Virginia Demoorilan. Roosevelrs newest club is the Green and Gold Tic-Toc organized this year for Freshmen. Another active club is the Modern Dance whose members practice on their own time to produce dance numbers for entertainment at assemblies. ,Q MCDERN DANCE cLuB SEATED: Carol Jackson, Diane Orchard, Judy Ashlock, Janie Husted, Darene Evenson, Roberta Souza, Carol Duncan, Joan Murphy, Carol Walters, Delores Garrett, Carol Masesian, Violet Kezerian, Frances Wyatt, STANDlNG: Judy Gilman, Terry Nunas, Kathleen Will ard, Betty Wyatt, Marie Testaguzza, Barbara Coleman, Barbara Maeda, Betty Jean Forbes, Carol Dauer, Marilyn Evans, Eleanor Gosh- garian, Judy Martin, Alice Antreasian, Sara Antreasian. BACK ROW: Ann Bowman, Elizabeth Bowman, Barbara Phipps, Patt Monroe, Mar lorie Spate, Norma Brinker, Bam Giffen, Shirlee Kiramidlian, Virginia Maralian, Deanie Vandertord, Judy Geries, Judy Oates, Pat Russell Beverly Hnar-in Kr-iv Col:-mrm J MARSHA CARDEN Head rallygirl P RALLY GIRLS f l Rosemary Day Jacqueline Rice A Frances Wyatt RALLY MEN I Peggy King Alice Hale KNEELING: Bill Miller, Eldon Bryant, Cliff Nugent, Walt Reeves, Wolf Lothman, Richard Lang, George Burkman, Richard Tofoion, Jerry Fitzmaurice, Jerry Beggs, Larry Fox, J. W, Powers. STANDING: Ron Sohigian, Frank Long, Jim Edmislon, Jerry Rumsden, Jae Dealon, Dave Nidever, Tom Houghton, Don Burks, Bob Doig, Tony Lucidi, Wes Allen, Harold Minor. X if -ii gf -K--C11 f., ,U-Y , xA Li - A -4 -:IZ -h --:E K- 4 A-'tpiai' 1 ii- -5 , 555 , 5:5 - iii Lffgw 'J' Eff Nx 2 ull Il 'A - ff gig? .-.3535-. Q xf' 'W g i ' -Q - .2-?'L f E ' 5 w - My WZ 4441115575 ' Q 74 5' Z Hamm ' 2 4 5 2 ii-jfi V T 511255 - X52 f fffif LW ' if 'M Q5',K5sa?Q,f'E . 1 1 iiiilllu ' ' ,ff +L- 'iffggzllllllm f , N ?sffff::: Ql1gp fs v WI ,. - ' . ' fi,- 'iii :Q I ' 4' Q 53- 1' i f 1 .f.g x- ,Z 'h V X I f 6 X O ' 2 Q ,. 'x-., 5: 1 ,l fgg- D , 5 ,. f . ff , fp ff I 6 . f Q 'Q A 4? f f R' , ff I Z iff L' xi . h . x7 'E T 3 . .- f ' ' 3' ,, , Y z e jgugtxs V1, K Z . K if if QS Q1 Q ., fi 5 5 ' A Q E 1 M ,i Q, +41 J 'mg 4-X if N g 7 Q , ATHLETICS VARSITY FooTBALL A W-, ,s W' ,V Assistant Coaches Oliver Bidwell and Vico Bondietti Head Coach Walt Byrd Our Varsity posted a five win and three loss record during the l952 season. The high- light of the season was a win over the strong Bakersfield Drillers. We lost games to t-li, Edison and Merced. The games we won were well played and credit is given to all the boys who participated. We appreciated the spirit and support given by the student body and l am certain that the boys will always have a fond feeling of having taken part. T ,., ,sl wALr BYRD vARsnY coAcH Roy Takakiian Managers Olen Chamberlain anc I S1 HU I- I- FIRST ROW. Bill Burns, Nick Rendino, Tex Bryant, Bob Britton, Don Kloppenburg, Ken Jacobsen, Lee Bergthold, Ron Mosier, Walt Reinhardt, Skip Montie, Max Hansfard. SECOND ROW: Cal Fox, Bill Ruby, Bob Alexander, Louie Duran, Allen Eldred, Dick Duley, Ron Pistacchio, Joel True, Gene Law, Nolan Murrell, Bill Doulcas, Adolph Mendoza, Pete Riley. THIRD ROW- Jerry Hope, Don Gav- ner, Joe Troncoso, Dan Will, Bob Shelly, Tam Ryan, Ken Bain, Richard Culver, Gerald lesher, Chuck Leimbach, Ed Micheli, Milre Kezerian, Roy Zivanich 106 LEAGUE GAMES HS. - O ......,..,,. Fresno - 15 H.S.-19.. ,..., .. Visalia -12 1'1.S. - 27. .. ,,,, .. .Madera - -1.5. - 26... Hantord - -1.5. - 7. .. .Edison -15 -1.5. -7.... . . .Merced -13 Percentage .500 Britton 131 stops Warrior. Britton 131 stopped after short gain. Riders Break Even Blockers clear path. Sour, isnt it? Tense moment on bench. Warriors close in Warriors Register Big-Little Game Win BOB ALEXANDER Guard JERRY HOPE Fullback ALLEN ELDRED Guard CHARLES LEIMBACH End F.H.S.-15, Riders-0 The high riding Fresno High Warriors dismounted the Roosevelt var- sity l5-0 for the third Big-Little game victory in as many years. This means that the Little Brown Pig, symbolic of this annual struggle, will still be housed in the Warrior's pen. The Rough Riders were quick starting but slowly bogged down for the remainder ot the game. Fullback Jerry Hope broke away off tackle for 60 yards for the most spectacular run ofthe game. Short gains were made on passes by Quarterback Zivanich. Vicious tackles halted the pass re- ceivers in most cases. The Warriors eight man line just seemed to break the Riders' back during the entire game. Line Coach Vico Bondietti singled out Bob Alexander, Tom Ryan and Louie Duran for good play in the important contest. Drillers Upset, 14-0 A big highlight of the T952 grid campaign was Roosevelt's l4-O victory over the strong Bakersfield High eleven. The Drillers, winners the previous week over Fresno High, were completely stopped by the inspired play of the Riders. The green and gold showed some brilliant offensive and defensive play but it was the alert recovery of the ball by Dick Duley and Tex Bryant that set up the touchdowns. An interception by Bryant set up the first Rider touchdown. Duley's alertness in the second quarter set the stage forthe second score. Fullback Jerry Hope, playing one of his best games, piled up o total of 53 yards. Linemen Ed Micheli, Bob Shelly and Ron Pistacchio were lauded for their brilliant play. This gafne was a victory which made this year's grid campaign success- ful. DON KLOPPENBURG BOB SHELLY Center Tackle Riders Win Cne, Lose 0ne fx ROY ZIVANICH Quarlerbaclc Hansford l2Ol latches on. .v-' TOM RYAN Tackle Hansford l2Ol brings down Warrior. gmc c Tl' f ' lf Pisfacchio l18l misses. il' i ii i ET .I 1 ' i ' '- BOB BRITTON K Halfback , lc I ' ., by c ncbi , ff 5 ' V 'V ' , z i i ii i TEX BRYANT NICK RENDHXIO KEN BAIN Hallback Halfbaclc Tackle RON MOSIER Holfback BlLL RUBY Tackle .ft R r V N . l ii: nm 5 CAL FOX Fullback MAX HANSFORD Halfback Riders Leap On Coyotes Visalia Downed, 19-12 An all out ground and air attack featured the Rough Riders convinc- ing l9-l2 win over the Visalia Pioneers. Jerry Hope gained a total of 80 yards as he was shaken loose by the forward wall of the Riders. Astute quarterbacking by Roy Zivanich was also an important factor in the win, Although fumbles proved costly to the Pioneers, the Riders dominated play throughout the game, especially in the first half. Ken Bain, Mike Kezerian and Bob Shelly shined on both offense and defense. Riders 27-Madera 6 Roosevelt's second Yosemite League victory came at the expense of the Madera Coyotes, 27-6. Gaining a total of 340 yards, the Riders ripped open the northerners line to send through Halfbacks Bob Britton, Max Hansford and Fullback Jerry Hope. Roy Zivanich had a hand in the total yards gained by throwing l8 passes, completing over half for a total of 83 yards. Leading the green and gold line were Dick Duley, Allan Eldred and Don Kloppenburg. Good team work and spirit highlighted the second league victory. Roosevelt 26- Hanford 6 A journey south on October 3lst proved a victory march as the Riders downed the weak Hanford Bullpups 26-6, making it three wins in a row. Time after time Halfback Tex Bryant and Fullback Cal Fox, playing in the place of the iniured Jerry Hope, broke loose for sizeable chunks of yardage. Defenders were also given a workout by Ends Mike Kezerian and Chuck Leimbach who were on the receiving end of many passes from Halfback Ron Mosier and Pistol Pete Riley. All linemen played exceptionally well on offense and defense to make the Hanford win a green and gold triumph. RON PlSTACCl'llO LOUIE DURAN Guard Guard Whip Bullpups For Wins A costly miss LEE BERGTHOLD Center Lelmbcch U31 gathers one In DICK DULEY Guard Rendino H01 gets good block t X, . , I. : . A FV 'tiiff 3 1 wt ,nib 4 'wan ' ,M 9215-f ED MICHEL! End 423' ' L Q' , L , .. 5 M, P ET E R I L EY Q u c rter bo c k Suspe nse 1gftjl.,gI5,ff !1, V- , E ' Q' ' A 'I ttty fi ' , ,wt S e: JOE TRONCOSO DAN WILL End T..-Ll.. X 1? fxwxt VX Q' V ' lik, A ml' if EA A BILL BURNS Halfback RICHARD CULVER Tackle MIKE KEZERIAN 112 End Speedy Tigers Upset Riders Edison 15-Rough Riders 6 Two quick second quarter scores by Edison High bewildered the Riders and paved the way for a l5-6 Tiger victory in the second cross town game of the year. Cal Fox, fullback, scored from two yards out to register the only goal- ward visit by the Riders. Fumbles and intercepted passes halted any Roosevelt offensive attack. One of the highlights of the game was a field goal by Earman Slade of the Tigers, Offensive and defensive ball players receiving praise for their work were Pete Riley, Louie Duran, Ron Pistacchio, Al Eldred, Bob Alexander, Bill Ruby, Joe Troncoso, Ed Micheli, Walt Reinhardt, Nick Rendino and Bill Burns. Merced 13-Green And Gold 7 Playing their final game of the 1952 campaign, the Riders were de- feated at Merced by the Bears, l3-7. A fumble on the kickoff set up the Riders' touchdown, scoring on a pass from Quarterback Roy Zivanich to End Chuck Leimbach. Fullback Cal Fox rambled 26 yards only to be hauled down from behind by a desperation tackle by a Bear defensive man. Tom Ryan, Dan Will, Ken Bain, Lee Bergthold, .loel True, Joe Tran- coso, Bill Ruby, and Richard Culver were outstanding linemen of the evening. Defensive backs Skip Montie, Bill Burns, Ron Mosier, and Adolph Men- doza played brilliant ball. WALT REINHARDT SKIP MONTIE Halfback Fullbuck Varsify Drops Final To Bears Lelmboch U31 goes after pass Rider is brought down Tiger is pursued Fox H61 rambles for yardage DON GARNER Gucrd ADOLPH MENDOZA Fullbock JOEL TRUE BILL DOUKAS NOLAN MURRELI. End Guard Tackle LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL Coach Robert Schoendube LEAGUE SCORES Roosevelt ........,. Roosevelt ......,... Roosevelt .......... Roosevelt .......... Roosevelt .......... Roosevelt .......... The 1952 lightweight team possess potentially enough to have captured the league championship, but the frequent injuries to key offensive players denied them more victories. As it was, the defensive platoon scored twice as many points as the offensive unit with everyone gaining valuable experience and pleasure playing. Fresno ..........i. 0 Visalia ,,........., 21 Madera O Hanford .,...... O Edison ...s,....... 19 Merced .,.,...... 13 Kaprielian l9l on a successful run A. .Q-tltwx H FIRST ROW: Stan Rosenthal, manager, Ron Sohigian, Frank Ricca, Gary Dunkle, Virgil Vercae, Bob lnouye, Bob Beardsley, Dennis lsheim Don Dean, Boyd Deel, Bob Day, Harold Munger, Wes Pearson, manager. SECOND ROW: John Vasquez, Frank Lang, Fred Olson, Don Glasson, Larry Fox, Tom Bozigian, Larry Keller, Tom Bryant, Mel Adamske, Roger Orchard, Lawrence Kaprielian, Don Smith, Don Kegthley. THIRD ROW: Coach Schoendube, Ron Karobian, Ken McCoy, Ron Snyder, Bill Normart, Isaac Martinez, Ross Dewees, Hubert Donny, Norman Smith, Jim Byrd, Tim Galloway, Norm McAdams, Bob Kraft, Ken Evans, Albert Alanis, Ken Reinhardt. VARSITY BASKETBALL HEAD COACH STU INMAN The 1952-53 basketball season proved to be one of the most successful in many years. Not conceded much of a chance at the start of the year the Rough Riders proved to be the real dark horse of the Yosemite League. Upsets and stellar play throughout the entire season made the Riders a threat in every game this year. Highlights of the season were double victories over Fresno High with one in their own gym and one in ours and two wins over the powerful Madera quintet. Veterans Elmer Palacios, Dave Stalhut, Milton Wallace, and Cody Landers carried the bulk of the load with Juniors Gary Alcorn, Duane Heitzig, and Gil Alanis coming through with great supporting roles, particularly in the clutch. Pala- cios, Stalhut, Ward, and Landers are the only Seniors on this year's team. The returning juniors, Wallace, Heitzig, Alcorn, Westerland, and Alanis should form the nucleus of a strong Rider five for the 1953-54 season. The play of this year's Rider cagemen has been spirited by the tremendous hustle, determination, and attitude of truly great athletes. Congratu- lations to the 1952-53 basketball team. FIRST HALF LEAGUE SCORES SECOND HALF LEAGUE SCORES Roosevelt .. ..,,,,.,. 54 Madera Roosevelt ., ,, 66 Madera ,,,, , , ,, 58 Roosevelt ,,,...,... 39 Edison Roosevelt .L ,, , , 51 Edison , ,..,. ., 54 Roosevelt .,,,,,, ,.., 3 8 Hanford Roosevelt ,, , . 47 Hanford ,,,,,, ,, 40 Roosevelt . , ,,,. 43 Fresno ,, , Roosevelt , , 42 Fresno , , ,, , 37 Roosevelt , , 51 Merced Roosevelt , 64 Merced, . ,. , 50 Roosevelt , 43 Visalia Roosevelt , 61 Visalia ,. A , M42 FIRST ROW: Manager Leo Rabago, Scotty Dickerson, Ed Gaither, Gil Alanis, Elmer Palacios, Dave Stalhut, Dick Westerland, Milton Wallace, Manager Aram Yengoyan, SECOND ROW: Manager Butch Lang, Bill Hartman, Dick Payne, Gary Alcorn, Jim Ward, Cody Landers, Duane Heifzig, Coach Inman. Riders Down Warriors Twice GARY ALCORN Sfolhut 191 evodes Maderon Landers HH rebounds. Center Alcorn H61 sink 5 Two. I MTM r Q,XX1'.i L. 5 15 d JIM WARD Center MILTON WALLACE Forward DLJANE I-IEITZIG Forward .Subdue Madera, Merced, Hanford. k , I Stalhut W1 comes up with the ball. Wallace I6l steals rebound. One DAVE STALHUT Guard 'It's a mad scramble. GVL ALANIS ELMER PALACIOS CODY LANDERS GUGH5 Guard Forward 111 . End Season With Victory Over Visalia Seven hands offer rebound. Alcorn ond Heiizig go up for tip in Riders scramble for boil. DICK WESTERLAND 118 Forward SCOTTY DICKERSON Guard ED CANTHER BILL HARTMAN Guard Forward B BASKETBALL , FIRST HALF Q Vi 39 ,,..,.....,A Roos. vs Madera r 35 .w.......,A. Roos. vs. Edison 34 ....,,,,,,.. Roos. vs. Hanford X 42 ,,.,,,...,.. Roos. vs. Fresno Q l 43 ,,.,...,.,., Roos. vs. Merced 35 ............ Roos. vs. Visalia ,l ,J 1 Coach ROBERT HEEREN The B team this year got off to a slow start, losing several practice games. However, as the season progressed the team grad- ually improved and in the first round nearly upset the then unde- feated Fresno High team, finally losing out in an overtime game 43-4l. The B's defeated the league leading Edison Tigers by a score of 43-39 and the Warriors in the second round by a score of 35-30. The team was a young but scrappy bunch of ball players and had a lot of determination and hustle to make this season a successful one. So to the B team of 1952-53 and their Coach, Mr. Heeren, congratulations. SECOND HALF 38 ............ Roos. 43 ............ Roos. 35 .....,...... Roos. 35 ............ Roos. 3l ............ Roos. 54 ............ Roos. Madera Edison Hanford Fresno Merced Visalia Ds-lb er! makes it goo li QiSEy 'env SEM A its is . 5 My 5' 'S 512 it ,'QSE SEI' 62199 9,21 il Nh FIRST ROW: Manager, Paul Rodriquez, Larry Garcia, Ron Karabian, Jim Ridgeway, Virgil Vercoe, Fred Garcia, Benny Smith, manager Eugene Powell. SECOND ROW: Ron Ramsey, Jim Stump, Coleman Babb, Ken Wallers, Albert Alanis, Dennis Busiclc, Richard Delbert, Coac Heeren. U H Coach Stu lnman BASKETBALL Our UC basketball team had a most successful season, winning 6, losing l, ending up second in the league standings. The season was highlighted with victories over Fresno Hi and Edison. We stayed in the thick ol the championship light until our final game of the season at Merced where we were defeated, 54-42, by an excellent Merced team. LEAGUE SCORES Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt 22 Fresno ............,....,.. l6 24 Visalia t,.,.. ..., l 6 40 Madera ....,,. .... l 3 34 Hanford ..... .... 2 8 45 Edison ,..... .,.. 2 8 42 Merced .... ,,,, 5 4 FIRST ROW: Leland Harris, manager, Denny Evenson, Jim O'Neil, Ladayne Finney, Stan Pavlovich, Berge Sudiian, Bob Gooch, manager. SECOND ROW: Kalern Barsarian, Charles Ford, Butch Lang, Leo Rabago, Ron Hogan, Harry Milclarlan. VARSITY BASEBALL Prospects for baseball at Roosevelt this year were very promising. A number of lettermen returned to form a reliable foundation from which to build. Pitching looked to be a strong point with the return of southpaw Bob Doig and righthanders Jerry Burcher, Gil Granados, and Joel True. Skippy Winn, Walt Reinhardt, and newcomer Burle Davis formed a good catching staff. Veteran infielders Roy Zivanich, Larry Garcia, Dave Stalhut, and Gil Alanis were on hand. ln the outfield several boys were battling for the three starting positions: Milton Wallace, Larry Kaprielian, Ken Jacobsen, Larry Fox, Dick Arvanigian, Ron Karabian, Elton Willis, and Harvey Cook. Three exceptional managers in Roy Takakiian, John Topalian, and Hal Minor, and a former student, Hal Barnell, ably assisted in coach- ing the Varsity. The Rough Rider's season was partly successful with the winning of the Delano Tournament, April 2 and 4. The Riders won four straight games. The wins were over the Porterville, Tulare, Bakersfield, and East Bakersfield nines. Congratulations to the coach and the team. 1953 SCHEDULE GAMES PLAYED OLLIE BIDWELL Coach vs ............. Modesto-ll vs ............. Modesto- 6 Tournament vs ........... Porterville- 2 vs ................. Tulare- 0 3 8 vs ....t.... Bakersfield- vs ..... E. Bakersfield- l0-Roos. ............ vs ......... F.S.C. Frosh- 0 '4-Roos. .......... .. '7-Roos. ............ vs ......... F.S.C. Frosh- 5 '5-Roos. .......... .. '8-Roos. ............ vs ....... Reedley J.C.- 2 'Delano '3-Roos. ............ vs ............... Delano- 2 4-Roos. .......... .. 'S-Roos. ............ vs ................. Tulare- 9 5-Roos. ........,. .. 5-Roos. ............ vs ....... ....... E dison- l 7-Roos. .......... .. 'll-Roos. ............ vs ............... Hanford- O 9-Roos. ........,. .. 'I3-Roos. ............ vs ............... Madera- O ll-Roos. ...,..,... ., l 'Practice Gamesl 2 vs ................. Fresno- FIRST ROW: John Topalian, manager, Ron Karabian, Dick Arvanigian, Larry Fox, Harvey Cook, Joel True, Skip Winn, Larry Kaprielian Larry Garcia, Gil Alanis, Jerry Ramsey, Hal Minor, manager. SECOND ROW: Elton Willis, Gil Granados, Dave Stalhut, Walt Reinhardt Ken Jacobsen, Jerry Burcher, Bob Doig, Roy Zivanich, Milton Wallace, Brule Davis, Roy Takakjian, manager. 1953 ROUGH RIDERS... You're out! 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LARRY FOX ROY ZIVANICH JERRY BURCHER LARRY GARCIA Ouffielder 'Id Rnm n:.-n.-, '- ' - . . . SILVER ANNIVERSARY YEAR Winn scores on close ploy. HARVEY COOK Ou!fielder Stolhut GWCIITS the pitch WALT REINHARDT Koprieliczn tcllies for the Riders Catcher ELTON WILLIS GIL GRANADOS RON KARABIAN JOEL TRUE A .r' In n:4,.l.... finnlfialrlpr Pifrhpr 2 Es' A ff I .N ,. ..-I V-4 .,,! W i i Q ,hi R -0 Q, .- 4 7 We ISF get I M M ' 'swf ' ' Wg I, , 529 A. . .W ,. tvJ?'nf .. Q. gr ,PQ ,, L g , Hs, . 11. we I ii? 391 Q -I .GSEML f sf' mf 'W' ai-P1 A wrrafzawk 55 vii. . 's 'ii WP 1-iz'i.'. ' 15-uc H AL B U E N A F E Co o ch JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL This year's J.V. nine was undoubtedly one of the most inspiring and enthusiastic teams of Rough Rider history. Their interest, skill, and hustle speaks for itself in the season's record. Baseball fans, in future years, will be hearing plenty about Fred Garcia's pitching and the hitting and the fielding ability of Jim Makel, Scotty Dickerson, Larry Comer, Albert Alanis, Eugene Nal- banian only to mention a few. Fred Garcia and Scotty Dickerson immediately moved up to aid their big brother team in bringing home top honors from the Delano Tourney this year. Throw it in here! Go for two! FIRST ROW: Scotty Dickerson, Ken McCoy, Tom Bryant, Virgil Vercoe, Phil Garfoat, Stan Rosenthal, Fred Garcia, Larry Keller Ron Ramsey, Ken Caldwell, Larry Comer. SECOND ROW: Richard Taylor, manager, Bill Hartman, Jim Makel, Eugene Nalbanran Les Wallers, Dick Payne, AI Alanis, Gary Alcorn, Dick Westerland, Harry Matarian, Bill Randall, Jame Hazelrigde, manager. VARSITY TRACK m n, 'N RE W ,Q ik E V-vs, . s fi. K fm. mmh, 1 . Q V , 3 f ' ig: fig? TM.: L x. -- -1 . .ge .Azi , - L f - , 1' a, 4-V: ,. '-fr ,, W 3. g 'Q . M.-L' riff? ..,, L 1 1'V-2g,,Yg2,g.f.,,:. . L. 1-sub,-.gf 'sm-.',::g H : if MERLIN MILLER STU INMAN HAL BOYER Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach The outlook for a strong and well balanced team looks good. There are a number of returning lettermen who can be depended upon for points in most of the meets. These boys are tops in the Class A division: Mile, Walt Randall: 880 yard run, Ed Moon: 440 yard run, Raul Rodriquez: 220 yard run, Henry Lozano, 100 yard dash, Max Hansford, l20 yard high hurdles, Chuck Leimbach: 180 ycird low hurdles, Max Hans- ford: high lump, Bob Bakman: broad jump, Chuck Leimbach and George Morrison, shot put, Ken Bain: discus, Paul Endler, 880 yard relay, Max Hansford, Henry Lozano, Ron Burks, and Chuck Leimbach. FIRST ROW: Bruce Jackson, George Morrison, Ron Burks, Max Honsford, Ed Moon, Walt Randall, Joe Agular, Richard Dresser, Bill Harris, Bob Shelly. SECOND ROW: Ken Bain, Henry Lozano, Eugene Hansler, Ron Mosier, Nick Rendino, Charles Leimbach, Raul Rod- riquez, Bob Bakman, Lee Bergthold, John Foreman, Don Luft, Tom Ryan. '53 ROUGH RIDERS . . . U f ' Wife ku izife, , Kg , , ...-lv-,Q Z V-,h ' f H EN RY LO Z AN O 220 yard dash :beef 2' Moon breaks the tape Hansford takes The hundred DON KING Shot put Hansford breaks into the lead Leimbach and Rodriquez in a close one errr . , rr -r 'r,' ' s- , .,,, ., fiff -I .- - -' L52l '1f - r a rr R lg, E E - 1 ,',R ',.- 1 ' ,Q E r 8 rarra . N .. 'V 'PL -i ' ff' H n--si.. ' ,,,i, , BOB BAKMAN GEORGE MORRISON High il-'mp Pole vault . . . TRACKMEN WALT RANDALL and JOHN FOREMAN Milers Burks hifs The tape lt's o rcce to the finish! It's c long way to the finish! Dieberf gets the iump! PAUL ENDLER MAX HANSFORD Discus Spfinfef CLASS B FIRST ROW: Bob Beardsly, Rich Diebert, Dean Moore, Norman Smith, Ron Snyder, Mike Torres, Dennis Busick, Larry Anderson, Al War- muth, Bernard Borges, Jerry Anderson. SECOND ROW: Ken Reinhardt, Mel Adamski, Bill Young, Dave King, Boyd Deel, Pete Riley, Mike Rendino, Tony Vasquez, Bob Wise, Delbert Babb, Sonny Cooper, Dennis lshiem, Ray Baker. The prospects tor class B are looking good as the following trackmen are stand-outs in their B events: l0O yard dash, D. Busick, 200 yard dash, D. Busick, 'l62 yard low hurdles, R. Diebert and J. Byrd, 70 yard high hurdles, R. Diebert and J. Byrd, high iump, R. Diebert, broad lump, N. Smith, l320, K. Reinhardt, 880, K. Snyder, pole vault, D. Busick, shot put, D. King, discus, B. Beardsley, 440 relay, D. Busick, R. Diebert, J. Byrd, and N. Smith. ln class C the little boys are paced by the follow- ing, outstanding in their events: T20 yard dash, Ron Rodriquez, 75 yard dash, Ron Rodriquez, 'l08 yard low hurdles, Gibson and J. Fitzmaurice, 660 yard run, Leo Rabago, high iump, Cecil Sausage, broad jump, Ron Rodriquez, shot put, A. Michalian, discus, A. Michalian and D. French, pole vault, Thorne and Moss, 440 relay, R. Rodriquez, Workman, Campbell, Fitzmaurice, and Gibson. CLASS C FIRST ROW, Jerry Fitzmaurice, Danny French, Ralph Moss, Dick Spenhoft, Cecil Sausage, Ray Romquez, Ed Campbed, Dave Thorne, Leo Rabago, Merle Ehat. SECOND ROW: Denny Evenson, Ron Hogan, Paul Gibson, Ara Michaelian. CROSS COUNTRY 955559, ,9 T ? T .i ,X - .',, A , 1 ,,, - 5 M jgilil, J. ,. , tk' + Vk,. T -W A fr: W T - . ' - S Z' v-if .ir iif f f - Q2 Sfsfri ff r Zgi- 1 2 A l f:.,:wlr g 'f V ,4 f, FIRST ROW: Larry Anderson, Wolf Randall. SECOND ROW: Richord Dresser, Ed Moon, John Foreman, Don Moon, BOTTOM: Tom Bryonl, Richard Mallory, Curtis Endicott, Glenn Cormical, Bill Young. TOP: Gene Merriman, .lock Wiley 130 - li?iisfi' t.1t . 9 4'b' V . f ,f ,, - SW I M N G eytti f e ffMQmw M' w,kQW5mM'VmJ an I , as We 'xkfigrg ' 511: I ,, ii ' 5 ir W. I We , N 4- Henson gets a good start ROBERT SCHOENDUBE Coach 'Q f . Darlene shows her form 3 BIANCHE EDGAR Swimmers to your marks! Coach FIRST ROW: Glenn Carmical, Charles Griffith, Paul Allure, Eldon Bryant. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Willard, Mary Ellen Madsen Galena Culpepper, Marilyn Dicks, Gayle Rembus, Barbara Hagobian, Virginia Cline, Carol Jackson, Peggy King, Frances Wyatt Judy Ashlock, Errc Riedel. THIRD ROW: Judeane Anderson, Barbara Phipps, Patt Monroe, Carol Hodson, Nancy Schedler, Judy Martin, Eleanor Goshgarian, Pat Finnegan, Darlene Bonillos, Pat McGugin, FOURTH ROW: Bob Irvin, Bill Fraga, Fred Wann, Lynn Orbeck, Tom Dobson, Gene Merriman, Bob Kraft, Norm McAdams, Jim Holmes, Jack Krohrt, Ron Whisenant, Roger Orchard, Bob Davidson, Jim Hen- son, Bob Beordsler, Bob DeMartin, Pat Frelo, August Kruser, John Kelly. 131 TENNIS i x JEAN HECKENDORF I Coach 1 W ww M i 4,53 OLEN CHAMBERLAIN 57 Exit? ' , ig: ,,-fx Megki' .E ,I .,.. RITA RAMWEZ LOUANNE PETERSON DAVE NIDEVER FIRST ROW: Joyce Robertson, Carol Woterlreld, Marion Conger, MorlaCMcArron, Louanne Peterson, Bev Pascoe, Audroe Rosenbaum, Carole Shutt, Bev Crosse, Betty Roth, Rita Ramirez. SECOND ROW: Bob Nelson, Jim Edmiston, Herb Watkins, Dave Nidever, Olen Chamberlain, Tom Houghton, Jerry Ramsden, George Burlrmon. 132 WRESTLING X r VlCO BONDlETTl Coach The T952-53 wrestling team had an outstanding season' this year, The team won, for the second straight year, the San Joaquin Valley Cham- pionship. They went undefeated in league competition and gained rec- ognition tor the school wherever they Peflofmed- Riley is in trouble. Ryan throws opp Qnen i. Duran pins F.H.S. man. FlRST ROW: Dave Mael, Bob Zakar, Marvin Parnell, Jim O'Neal, Hubert Donny, Dennis lsheim. SECOND ROW: James Laloie, Billy Young, Robert Donny, Ara Michielion, Frank Lang, Stanley Moran, THIRD ROW: Ken McCoy, Ron Pistacchio, Tam Ryan, Chuck Leim' bach, Dori Kloppenburg, Paul Alkire, Calvin Fox, Bill Ruby, Louie Duran. 'l'l'l ,-K 34 .X gig,-A - , fare .-fi:-i-1? if? :. - f -- - A -S -1.-'f.1g.:,,a75: -L 4 w A ,,,l,, X X ,IU ' ,'2'Wff11,. Mu JM WvJ,I'M.w' ,WA k.: Ib1,Wn41Igj4j,i'75.. 'f L :f49 QMW:-, -'51 MQQ?iWn,, Z 'Wh 4 44.3 YxM,Wv'. .E X., i,qgWy,, : -- 1 X ' uf ' ffl' 9,, 4 MQ Mill! W1 2-If I ,ifobn-, Sw I.W,u',' W' ff , 4-.. .5 5.sWfsv'?. My s q3,:w.f'.e:p., m 1 ,5s,.1WW MI , I , BQQWQIWZ Q12 in Qc 0 .-,, ..--nl x tu J f emu X ' yu. N' :Qs A..,:'Jqp',cQ5g.1:4,m4.p45 A w N,,lff- l3l .Ql' M-Mmixmm r- I, 1: fu M N- M , L- Wir.4,4 i3i?fG'JM'. L' A ffx 1e4a'2r2 411' A:e.'f wMff'M f w Ki 1 1 ' .,, m'w1'v. ww 1 ng,'.'z7v:XeXE53'UQQYSQXQQNREF' Wx QA .:m.i'.f1,:umg'!4g3 X JQ fi E, Q I ,Vbtwj X w ,im Y ,,'.1.. A f. 9' , .n . -1-,, K ' 5X-!1 l ivy! '1 'VX 1, .,4yggv-we M Xu, V O L ,1.x:!Pb5f'Mi:.QfAfxdfw ' A xx' X 'E 'u:a:sazsmmA'- ,MQ Q X ' 'i-fix x ' pc Wwisw 1 - 5 H W ffa'1f:4'fV31, 'WWl'w'm 40 'J' 5hQ5mpfQfMgl?!Eo2gszae,.... W 20 ,b v1-5 5r?'wmW' '-1 W '- 4, 'H 'A -3' .'4m 'FA'Q My y Q A 'W:a.w: MM -5v?w '5 'f 7 . Q N- WM' f A , 1 , X '-ux .umm - K , . Ny? WK W7 N, .. wfwww-,. ef' wwf' x SX . x-iimqe-cmvw--.5 '--A -V ' xv, Mx '-Q - New ' 04 awiwf ' a H Wsffmaseffm' ,M 'WW' X '1M'I5'! 'afawf0'N wif'-444' 'rl X f, ,W1e,:ffi1 i-ff Q.+.w. + ,M f ...YS Zi ,qw ww' J , ,J I 'W In 1o!,N,'LQQ4,l X 37 ' rt f, 1 ,vlf Hlmwx I , X. 1 I 2 H V, f-fAf mfmmwg- W- H Q ACTIVITI E S THANKSGIVING PROGRAM The reading of the Thanksgiving Proclamation by Pete Riley began this year's Thanksgiving Service. Music throughout the service was provided by the Senior Choir, under the direction of Mr. William Bush- nell, organ interludes by Mr. Hendricks and Mr. Arnold's brass quartet were features of the program. The audience participated in singing the hymn 'Faith of Our Fathers. A moving and memorable production, Star Over Bethlehem, furnished an appropriate beginning for the approaching Christmas season. The pageant, which portrayed the Nativity, was presented in the form of living tableaus with music and narration. Several scenes were presented in the three, individual, lighted niches. Outstanding Christmas music was provided by the Roosevelt Senior and Girls' Choirs, T50 voices, under the direction of Mr. William Bushnell. Ron Sohigian, Jim Bird, and Joe Deaton were heard as narrators in the pageant which also featured Charles Griffith as Joseph, Marilyn Semple as Mary, and Roy Zivanich who was the prophet. Miss Doris Powelson, Roosevelt art instructor, did the staging and planning for the affair, and Mrs, Eliza- beth Kircher was in charge of drama direction and execution. Mrs. .lo Goodhue and Mrs, Mildred Anderson arranged the costumes with the exception of the angel costumes which were done by Mrs. Mildred Scully. PETE RILEY JERRY MQELROY Speaker Speaker ANGELINA KRAVICH Soloist The brass quartet and the senior choir were outstanding. 'IRISTMAS PAGEANT Jim Byrd, Narrator Senior Choir We Three Kings Shepherds from afar Q. ,,,, , ' , P ' Marilyn Semple as Mary Girls' Glee and Mr. Hendricks, organist Roy ZiVGf1iCl'1 OSH19 Propher EASTER SERVICE Paul Endler reads Pete Riley speaks Our championship choir renders on Easter hymn Girls Enioy Hi Jinx The Hi Jinx was 0 success 03 Louonne ond Marion serenode History returns to the stage Hots in style Sitting oll over the ploce makes it feel like home Girls have ioytul time 139 Talented Performers Present Journalism Show Caveman wooing girl 'in like gms The Journalism Show, a semi-annual production, was presented for the more than 900 subscribers of the Roosevelt Rough Rider. Purpose of the show was to obtain more subscriptions to the news- paper. Ronnie Sohigian newspaper reporter, wrote the script. The theme of the play enacted a visit to a Paris cafe and showed vari- ous acts. Mrs. Elizabeth Kircher's dramatics class presented The Evolution of the Marriage Proposal, there were scenes from The Stone Age, 'ABrooklyn, and The Country Club Set. Ed Hen- nessy, local comedian and singer, sang his own compositions and an aria from Faust. Brooklyn sweethearts Bored sophistication The Gay twenties In a Paris restaurant SENATE DINNER We had everything from soup to nufs. TIC TOC DINNER 'HY The chicken was wonderful! 1 We had 0 grand Iime WY 141 TRI-TWELVE DINNER The dinner was de! BOADICEA DINNER '-U. will L f Ill' is .W w V1.5 , ' ag Q X. 2+ ' 1 1: I .swrf'4 Hw5 5' .- 'L 1 vw V ' . 'E 13. ' Q 2 H XQQW . I ,, ,.Lk il . iweiswl - 7 --k' 5 in Q . ii - A 3,3 I -I K S Q N ' ,595 1 af W ' V 6 ,. in wiv DRIL f LE RS X F' '5 DAD'S CLUB FOOTBALL BANQU ET Coach Hans Wiedenlwoter Guest Speaker 55 , , an 3 Everyone had a good time Smile pretty Mr. Hurley says a few words Joe Troncoso . . . outstanding lineman ot the year The food was swell Players receive well deserved letters Riders Dump Warriors 11-2 It was a big tirst inning Coach returns trom second Lefty warnns up Next up I J ,J ,, Keep your weight on your front toot!! It was a cold, windy night Keep your eye onthe ball YELL LEADERS ' db A' 8 MARIA LUCIDI BOYD DEH DIANE MORRISON CAROLEE COATES ROGER ORCHARD RON BURKS W RALLY COMMITTEE SEATEDq Ruchord Tofoion, Jerry Firzmourice, Anthony Lucidi, Joan Cornelius, Marlo Lucidi, Gaye Geries, Jim Edmiston, Cl if Nugent, Wes Allen. STANDING: Joe Demon, Jerry Rurnsden, Ron Sohigion, Don Burks. Masquerade Ball Is Smashing Success 1 Nw... of 'wc Q' Mr. Micke gets into the oct . S- ,N J.. -4. , , X , . ' 1. XS J t ,Y Best boy, girl, and couple Music byJockMc1rtin was swell Best group leads Bunny Hop fl it y 'ey 1 r 53' 3 ,W I' X ,..L 1 , if g.. . QQ,---A 1 Y X ,lApN .. J sf 545 I ii Q V A W N - 5 Si. ij ABP W 0 V4 jfs? I V , HV fn , ' ,I .- f 5 gg, iq HQ A 9 f 2 , , ffl we if I + -3. 'fi V - , . , v qlqr ., , vwaffu , ' J- 5 Q . I , ' - 'Zi' -fx if 11. H+, A WF ff . lfwry Um y- ' 1 KJ df, if-Nags: .:g,fIf!89 L ' 1 Q +5 is 15,51 A M Wesbtlwv 9 Q -M. Q ns.. V- 2 W H h 'ww 6 iv ,. , P ws Y ,,, A , S' Qi 'f 'jg N, 32.1, ,, as K, gh 1 , A Q , , ' W4 I ' ' ' wi, Q in . A . PZ. ' -- ..- v Q' Q.. mix an ,. , . Q . a' N. 'X ,, f 1 ,ish q fe an k,, ,. Q, 'Q at , I -n g fi A .fish M' ' W fw- Afwps , 54.11, A Y... fi I ig,,'l -L10 .Q 3 FHS serenades Cards say Roos win ROOSEVELT VS. FRESNO HIGH The Big-Little Game was anxiously anticipated this year by the whole Roosevelt student body. Our school spirit was boosted by marches played from the bell tower a week preceding the game. The day of the game our spirit was at its peak. A serpentine led by our energetic yell leader, Maria Lucidi, wound its way over the campus and through the halls. A Beat High dance incorporated with a pre- lirninary rally was held in the cafeteria. The big rally, plan- ned by able Joe Deaton, was highlighted by an interview with a replica of Highs star player, Tom Thaxter, and a hilarious style show spiced by Mrs. Kircher's commentary. Although we heard Fresno His Alma Mater first again this year, our halftime activities were outstanding. For the first time in Roosevelt's history the card stunts were ac- companied bythe band and floats. Look at those legs l?l Our Alma Mater glows in fluorescent light Students present an apple to the teacher K, 4 'Q ..,.4 .K- 3 C2, JA?-f ,., ff-f, ,, I 5 C. 'i ag- f- ' fftlatfi- ' ,g-' ,-. . ,. , 7 ? , L 4 ? 'E3Ta'. ' ,155 ' 5?, -f .. fr i. wg -ffi' 1 , vi, Siam! X fr w jr ' ,X ff .1 ,L ffm f ?'1-F' 1' - . J? ,ff , 5 'L - gi' ' ' , 5 ff. 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AVI -Q A w1iDq 'MEg 'M E kk, 1... i Vg- -- :if ,ff ' . ,' f r. 'K QV 1 1, .4 4' . fm.f,.,, '- f Q Q Lx 5 V 1 A 1 RV of FRESNO sAwDusT co. Congratulations The Plymouth Corner' To The Class of 1953 4735 HARVEY PHONE 5-3601 VAUFY HUMF INSIIIA TIUN l'0. De Solo - Plymouth KFANI ASBFSTUS l'0. 1501 Broadway at Stanislaus INSULATION, WEATHERSTRIP KOOLSHADE SUN SCREENS ROOFING AND SIDING Fresno, California 514 N. FULTON ST. FRESNO, 3-3231 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Shelburne's Stationery R 0 0 S E V E l-T Stationery - Office Supplies G C E Office Equipment 1931 Mariposa 6-9577 1248 Van Ness 2-0975 ClCI'0d:f A010 QOOJQUBA .M THE TUX Specializing in Spanish and American Food Orders to Take Out 4245 E. Tulare Phone 5-0497 TULARE at DIVISADERO PH - . 6 6332 FRESNO, CALIF. Mane for fowl Open 24 Hours UA FRIENDLY PLACE SCi'1WGiDeI'1iClI1d Hervey 81 Ruth Schedler HlLL'S CONFECTIONERY, 4231 East Tulare Street, offers com- c , T plete fountain service for Roosevelt students. .Qi S' r JEWE year to serve Anderson show and Ilgl it .gyunclried 4151 East Tulare Street Phone 5-3657 Soda Fountain Magazines School Supplies 14,4 1,4 Jonnnie leefer .yazef 7Wc.x4cJamJ 5 ,fy Compliments of uv mrza WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTING C0 KERN at U sts., FRESNO FOOD SUPPLIES FOR CAFETERIAS RESTAURANTS AND BAKERIES LEONARD D. BOWEN Telephone 5-2786 Mdfa .itlarclware SPORTING GOODS - GIFTWARE Opposite Roosevelt High 4305 E. Tulare Street Fresno, Calif. TICK TOCK DRIVE IN 4431 East Tulare St. f 1 flfrojj XFOITI QOOJQUPH SCA oo! Fresno, California 7 ram A urnifure Complete Home Furnishings 81 Appliances 3751 VENTURA CORNER 8TH PHONE 4-3467 Gaiman pl'0JllCt5 CO. Manufacturers and Distributors MAYONNAISE, SALAD DRESSING, MUSTARD AND PICKLES, ETC. Phone 2-7531 2748 Hamilton Ave C. B. Rgpiigfuos Co. READY PEELED READY CUT POTATOES THAT STAY FRESH THE PERFECT FRENCH FRIES Phone 6-8988 223 Broadway - Fresno THE DONUT MAKERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Compliments from 540 BLACKSTONE PHONE 34706 VALLEY EXPRESS CO SAM DAVIDSON VALLEY Moron LINES INC. Used Cars and Trucks .Sim 1913 Fresno's Oldest Used Car Dealer on of Ventura Fresno, Calif. xx X kb' fl' Dale Owen, Jock Wise, Ron Burks, Corolea Draper and Pat McGugin inspect the luxurious household furnishings at the Go el Bros. , . . 'I 1' MAPLE SHOP 4403 E Tulare 1 X Admmng these new Bel Air line of Chevrolet Cars of RODMAN CHEV ROLET l40O Van Ness Ave , are Bob Doig, Rosemary Day Katie Morrow rgensen, Wes Allen ond Don Burks. Afe Alwal qfzedno Mall Shop aiu! eafe COMPLETE FOOD AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE Bags - Gloves Hosiery JZ! 9 Phone 4-51331 'lOl Easl Main Sl. Visalia, California Yiullfelcome 31ffyeC 0 congr-afu!afion5 Sniora NATIONAL HARDWARE 8- SUPPLY COMPANY eueryfAing in Aanlware Phone 4-5662 3620 Ventura Ave. FRESNO MOTOR SALES Cadillac 81 Oldsmobile Sales 8g Service algal 5333 Recapping Brake Service Wheel Aligning 51.09. piefan gf jim IQ piefan A HEITZIG and SHIRKEY von Ness 81 ventura U. S. Tire Distributors Phone 6-8141 one of the many fine automobiles at the J SANDERS 0 O 3 O0 East Tulare St are left to right Barbara Phipps Kathleen Patt Monroe Darlene Evenson - SAN JOAQUIN BATTERY AND ELECTRIC CO. TOM BONNET, Owner aufomofiue egzcfriciana Distributors of Autolite Batteries and Marvel Mystery Oil 8- Oilers 1444 Van Ness Ave. Bakers of . . . Betsy R055 Pho -23-31411 Fresno, California Dutch Toast ARLINGTON CLEANERS Roman Meal ' Altering and Repairing Prompt Service 152 No. First Ph. 2-3454 malffuitme iw simon onus .,...f, fm- fl I ,J when graduation time comes, tllere'll be excellent job ' th S 7 opportunities for you at the telephone company. yfp. H . q Q There's lots of advantages in Ile' J working for the telephone com- .XX X pany. Here are a few: Non-carbonated l . . 0 . D - k X J Hlgh startmg pay Whlle you range nn Id learn. Regular raises, too. Interesting, important work y0u'd enjoy. Meet old friends, make new ones. F R E S N Q A U T O Paid vacations and holidays. Vital to defense. PA R T S C G Come in and talk over a telephone job now. AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES y PACIFIC Timmons agoodpramowork 60 Broadway at Ventura Phone 6-8261 VE RNE SANDERS USED CARS DRIVE IN Inspecting the many fine In select used cars at VERNE USED CAR LOT, 2229 Sta Street are, Judy Ashlock, Laura Book Pat Finnegan, Darlene Bonillas and'EIeanor rian. . Q A DSIICIQUS Treat gf Y , : - f AUTOMOTIVE PAINTS 'fi O 55 5 5- 55 LAcQuERs 5 555E5555?5 ' i 5 ??EP? if? WALL PAPERS at .'1. et... ., 812 Van NessAve 0 -::: 1 ' ' ff' gv.1Q: ,A1,- F'e5 0' C '- Xt Zf' Phone 2-5186 CRISPNESS Y f ,Q ':'4 :get Furnishings to Make Your Home Beautiful -' .... IQ' A - ' ' Open Thursday and Friday Nights Until 9:30 1',1,,.:1.11:: oar: ,,.,-1.,:. .1.-.,.1.1.:.,1.,.:, .:1. '--'-' ' ' ,. ' NEW HUM!-MADE LUCK! AT YOUR , I OR SERVED AT -- - 5 E W 21,325 0 GROCERS YOUR RESTAURANT 'W fvx :Z X01 FREE EASY 1028 NO. FULTON PARKING NEAR OLIVE FI-IIH SHIJPPINE Congrafu!afion5 fo fke Cfaria of 253 Congratulations to The Class of 53 Wagfair Skoe gon' AMERICAN GENTLEMEN RED GOOSE JOHN C. ROBERTS SHOE REPAIRING Phone 4-1770 mayfair .ggi 34019 CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Al and Mary Jane Nachtigall 1648 N. First St. M'-1YfUlf SIWOPPIDQ Cenfef Phone 6-4666 Fresno, Calif. Fresno, Calif. COMPLIMENTS FROM CONGRATUlAT'0N5 FROM Wagfair Uariefy .gore MAYFAIR SHOPPING CENTER Wayfair gaAe 34010 QUALITY BAKE GOODS We specialize in decorated cakes for all occasions lst. and McKinley Mayfair Shopping Center Phone 6-1549 BEST WISH ES TO THE CLASS OF '53 JOHNNY o'BAN Wayfair Caanerd MAYFAIR SHOPPING CENTER COSTUME JEWELRY WATCHES DIAMONDS iffy W, WATCH REPAIRING JEWELRY REPAIRING PHONE 6-5864 Leo Goringer, Prop. WITH EVERY GOOD WISH HEALTH, WEALTH AND HAPPINESS CLASS OF 53 JONES VARIETY ACROSS FROM ROOSEVELT HIGH Colifornio's fovoriie homogenized Cgggfen milk e IIUMUQENIZE Milk VIIAMIN D Cong:-afufalion5 CAM of 153 STI-IHH5 ICE CHE!-IM 2440 CLINTON PHONE 7 8030 VERNON SULLENGER CARPETS AND LINOLEUM THRIFTY FLOORS 2443 STANISLAUS PHONE 4 477I Y JIM CLINTON CLOTHING CO. 'The Marz Who Suits America Best' Clothes Van Ness 8. Merced Phone 3-9960 Low we fl ,ACL 6011110 AW! en tif of CURRIE BROS. Distributors of NORWALK GASOLINE 3217 Janna Prices I .file W 411 L l ' H I 'f Tqule DQ' .C Elf UF v' fit l A J RL SLJU 1 I GENUINE BARBECUE 7 - 5 8 0 5 3050 BLACKSTONE AT sHlELDs STORE, 4223 E. Tulare A familiar sign to Roosevelt students is that of KELLY'S SHOE who specialize in the latest shoe I L'lk'!!'- 0l'lll9AI1lelli5 0 HI I3 CLEA EHS TELEPHONE 6-6419 3716 OLIVE AVENUE FRESNO, CALIFORNIA T E rm:1NE2-C1516 EANQULTEA PEEIALTY Dzmmn Hinef Rt'f07Il777E'lIdf Spanish Kitchen SPANISH DISHES - A LA CAFTE SERVICE CUEKTAII. LOUNGE EI 5 IU P.M. 370 BLAEKETUNEAVENUE F S 5 II P. M. FREENE1,IIALIF'l:.IRNlA aire- urray Co., Egnc. SPECIALIZED AUTOMOTIVE AND SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT PHONE 3-7391 3060 EAST TULARE ST. FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 1430 KC American Bro Comp Amen ttf PALMER'S NURSERY GRAHAM'S RADIO 81 TELEVISION 0 d I' 0 cas mg Company Featuring Hoffman 6? Zenith Complete Service and Installation Sold on Easy Terms I28 N. FirsTS1. Fresno Fou n the mac attempt to put o monke MAS LITHOGRAPH 732 Fulton FUI' Better Shopping Hs Fresnns Leading Department Store o ? luuIm'TQ IIIIITS H-fel H 4411 , Q - 5, W3 T will T T . p ie nn: WIT Iliff er ,ff Pultnn And Hem HTl'l?f!Tfi DECKERT'S MEAT-MARKET 1248 Blackstone Phone 4-2108 Comlakmenfa zUKOR'S 1018 FULTON STREET DRESSES-COATS-SUITS Durmg this 25th Anniversary Year Roosevelt students watched the new auditorium grow. lt will be one ofthe outstanding build- ings ol its type in the state. Congratulations Seniors CRAMER coMPANv MODERN ELECTRIC '-' COMPANY ACOUSTICAL MATERIAL srscmusrs INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL KEN I-GMEN PHONE 4-1317 2051 Tyler Walter B. Finley 420 SAFFORD, FRESNO, CALIF. Ph. 2-1147 Qwne, ALUMINUM WINDOWS CONGRATULATIONS EL TARKEL' M S S FROM HOME OWNERS SUPPLY CO. RACTD .5 . Qme RHCHEREE, g 1234 NO. FRESNO ST. FRESNO, CALIF. HIILLENBEEH-BUSH PIJINCINE MILL EH. WINDOWS, DOORS, MOULDINGS AND GENERAL MILLWORK WHOLESALE AND RETAIL EEIIB SIJUTH V!-IN NESS AVE. PHESNIJ 3-3295 we Contractors and companies pages Qgcongratulate Roosevelt High School n its newest addition, the soon +0 be Compteted m,!.IsIs',9rLd9lI9feyfiltecffsvm- HARRIS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SINCE 1914 COMMERCIAL BUILDING SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS ALTERATIONS 8- REMODELING 264 PALM TELEPHONE 2-6157 SLCC your KOOL? .AJ you yOu? EOCCOI' Authorized Johns-Manville Applicators Warren F. Lange Miles T. Lange Phone 3-8000 1515 Blackstone Phone 3-8706 Free Estimates New Roofs Guarantees F.H.A. Terms Expert Repairs L WLM W Wx L iw. I x 4 QW EL L SPO 0' JQFQUIPHFN 00 f ron L fiilnuugs nos. M24 FULT'O,N ST.. FRESNO. CALIF. PH. 4-5585 Lg Home ol Wes! Coast Relays X Onipglneflfd 0 III DEHELL MARKETS KARN'S PHARMACY RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS 4604 BELMONT PHONE 5-2494 jfee Qehllffy HIJIJITS DHUI35 McKenzie Ave. Market Hospital Supplies - Drug Sundries - Stationery CHOICE MEATS 3651 Ventura Ave., Cor. 7th Phone 2-2163 FINE FOODS FRESNO, CALIFORNIA pay See, lyrola. 3878 McKenzie Ave. PHONE 2'5I5I Phones: 2-0525 , 2-8411 Lester T. Lumsden Kern and L Streets Manager Fresno, California SUTTON 8. GOSSMAN, INC . Q 51. aim? n 71.0.1 Y shomceeangfb Phone 2-4173 DEPENDABLE ' DRY CLiiNING Hub of Auto Row 3263 E 1 T I Fresno, California as U are Fresno, California 60lI'l,QAI7l0I1ll.i of ,Nf'r'W'N .A3?LJ:Q , F N I 1 HU 8 juygdglhalbffyggg Sl1o11A0C'fear1er4 AUTOMOTIVE LACQUERS a ENAMELS l WW' - 2304 VENTURA AVE 1 - -' '-1-?,o, Q -531 PHONE 4-1790 OR 2-0588 ,air X If 4ZIl E. Tulare Sfrcet all Fresno, Calaf. Ill: I Blue. Star Nd' MIIIIAI I 7 Adminng the varied grocery products of JUSTESEN'S store, 2995 East Tulare St., are Jerry Beggs, Marilyn Brumm, and Bar bara Coleman C0hlf7AlYlellt:5 of HARRIS INSUL-FLUF CO. INSULATION CONTRACTOR we Zneaf .gn Cgnoufafion Phone 3-7123 622 Santa Fe Fresno, Calif. 635 Broadway Near Ventura Telephone 2-2517 AL GOMAS CO. Distributors--Laher Springs and Overloads Complete Automotive Repair Service Fresno, California For Prescriptions and Drugs-try ARROW PHARMACY FREE DELIVERY Phone 5-0794 5048 Ventura Ave. Fresno, California Compliments of QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS S i N 6 l Yflkoclgury airy The Better Balanced Milk Complete Line of Wearing Apparel For Men and Boys af Popular Prices 2928 E. Tulare Sl. Satisfaction Must Be Yours TelePl'l0ne 3-1464 Fresno, California PHONE 2-5216 1836-40 TULARE ST. a tour Armstron E and lnyo are Bobbie Appling, La Vern Dorn, Tom VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY Established in I 883 Everything For The Buildef' Building Material Merchants H 8. Mono Streets Phone 2-7141 P. 0. Box 'I946 Fresno, Calif. gong:-afufafiond fo fda' graaluafing cfaaa FASHION CLEANERS IlI.5lIN'5 AUTUMIITIVE TEXACO SERVICE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 8. REPAIRS ALL WORK GUARANTEED Brake 8. Tune-up Work Electric Service 8x Parts Motor Overhauling 8. Rebuilding Vern Olson Phone 5-0384 4801 E. Tulare HOOD TIRES FRESNO TRAILER CO. gm gage .Sjfafon Hoa. .szruice Sfafion wums rnucxs AND PARTS 770, 1 TRAILERS AND sux wusn UNITS PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE 701 L Street 4802 Ventura Phone 2-6169 Phone 5-9950 Fresno, Calif. E These six girls are ready to serve you cut any time at any of the four MELLO ICE CREAM STORES, 463 Belmont, 3604 Butler, 1010 Fresno North Von Ness. .N S Vi X, - Johnny Krukoracrn Kcrlo Demoorg PANY, 530 Vcun Ness. Z ' ' , 'ion Q Carden on seen during ci visif of Ihe PACIFIC MILL AND MINE SUPPLY COM- cmd Marsh re Congrafufa fiorw .gzniorri DAN-DEE Towel Service - Diaper Service 77 7 uzorman IQAW 3-2654 AMERICAN TRANSFER CO Office and Worerouse 847 Fresno Street A. C., GLENN 81 BOB PRICKETT PHONE 3 4124 FRESNO CALIFORNIA Abbott, Robert 18, 78 Acqnaviva, Dick 18 Adair, Fred 18 Adans, Betty 18 Adarns, llhlma 18, 78 Allen, Robert 18 Allen, Wesley 16, 18, 70, 72, 145, 146, 165, 179 Anderson, Marcia 18 Anderton, Larrabell 18 Appling, Barbara 18, 62, 67, 81 Aprile, Jo Ann 18, 95 Armstrong, Nancy 18, 70, 73, 183 Arvanigian, Dick 18, 121, 122 Atamian, Stella 18 Ausbrook, David 18 Aubuchon, Richard Avila, Juanita 18, 18, 93 92 Ayers, Evelyn 18, 86 Babb, Frances 18 Bain, Kenneth 18, 106, 109, 126 Baker, lona 19 Bdrer, Marjorie 19, B1 Banghart, Joy 19, 80, 87 Barbarick, Carolyn 19 Bafoarick, Marilyn 19 Barrows, Ronald 19 Beatty, Jerry 19 Beck, Edythe 19 Beggs, Jerry 19, 80, 145 Belden, Arlene 19 Belden, Howard 19, 78 Bence, Philys Rae 19, 99 Bergthold, Lee 19, 106, 111, 126 Bihler, Dorothy 19 Bird, Jerry 19, 91 Bitter, Lawrernce 19 Bixel, Jocelyn 19 Boldt, Marvin 19 Borges, Bernard 19 Bowman, Nancy 19 Boyce, Betty 20 Boyd, Del 20 Brantley, Susie 20 Bremer, Hemi Etta 20 Brinker, Norma 20, 92, 94, 102 Brooks, Rilla Ann 20 Brown, Arnold 20 Brovm, Barbara 20 Brown, Gladys Zi Brown, Leonard H. 20 Brumm, Marilyn Z0 Bryant, Eugenia 20 Bukey, Beverly 20, 86, 90 Busic, Slnirley 20 Burks, Donald 20, 62, 86, 88, Bartow, Burns, 70. 103.141, 146, 147, 165, 179 Alan Zi Kenneth 20 Burt, Jim 20 Byrd, Jim 16, 20, 72, 114, 137 SENICR INDEX Claxton, Faye 21, 65, 81 Cline, Virginia 21, 131 Coates, Carolee 21, 63, 72, 146 Comba, Joyce 21, 166 Conklin, Marlene 21, 67, 70, 86, 90 174 Conn, Ann 21 Cooley, Pat 21 Cooper, Betty 21 Cooper, Sonny Z2 Cornelius, Joan 22, 146 Coviello, Ron 22, 81 Cox, George 22, 82, 160 Dages, George 22 Dague, Gladys 22, 81 Day, Rosemary 22, 63, 72, 80, 140, 145, 150, 165 Dean, Doris 22, 163 Deaton, Joe 22, 62, 72, 81, 86, 88, 145, 146, 175 Deel, Boyd 22, 80, 100, 114, 146 Demoorjian, Karlo 22, 63 Denison, Gene 22 Der Kevorkian, George 22 Derryberry, Gene Z2 Derirshim, Rose 22, 87, 90, 99 Dewey, Bill 22 De Young, Jon 22, 162 Dickson, Dolores 22 Doberstein, Ted 22 Dobson, Tom 22, 93 Doig, Robert 23, 62, 70, 82, 103, 121, 123, 147, 165, 179 Donny, Robert 23, 133 Dorn, La Verne 23, 62, 67, 86 Dover, Frank 23 Dresser, Richard 23, 81, 86, 126 Dugovic, Connie 23, 94, 140 Duley, Didr 23, 106, 111, 148 Dunbar, Ginger 23 Duncan, Carol 23 Dunn, Bobbie 23 Duran, Louie 23, 106, 110, 133 Durgarian, Geraldine 23 Dye, Lonnie 23 Edmiston, Jim 23, 64, 88, 145, 146 Eldred, Allan 23, 106, 108 Elliott, Norma 23, 81 Endicott, Curtiss 23, 82 Erskine, Betty Jo 23 Escobedo, Conrad 23, 78 Essayan, Midnael 23 Facio, Ellen 24, 86, 99 Ferreira, Jim 24 Finfrock, Edward 24 Firestine, Helen 24 Fortune, Duane 24 Fowler, Jo Ann 24 Freeland, Barbara 24 French, Helen 24 Friesen, Kenneth 24 Glatin, Beverly 25 Gomas, Ralph 25 Gordon, Babara 25, 76, 78 Goshgarian, Beige 25, 77, 78, 86 Goss, Dolores 25 Graham, Pat 25 Granados, Sylvia 25 Green, Sharon 25, 78, 80, 83, 92 Gregg, Lou Vee 25, 92 Gregory Loretta 25 Griffith, Charles 25 Grimes, Don 25, 76, 78, 175 Grimes, Lequita 25, 80, 92 Haas, Douglas 25, 16 Hagobim, Barbara 25, 161 Hale, Alice 25, 143, 145 Halley, Mary Ann 25 Hanna, Judy 25 Harnnon, Janet 26 Hansford, Max 26, 81, 106, 109, 126, 127, 128 Hansler, Gene 26, 126 Harbick, Shirley 26, 80, 92, 95 Hardgrave, Dorothy 26, 95 Hardin, Jo Arnn 26 Harper, Jack 26 Harrington, Shirley 26, 87 Harris, Bill 26, 63, 72, 88, 126, 137, 140, 143 Harvey, Fred 26 Hawthorne, Judy 26, 90 Haxton, Cherry 26 Held, Bill 26 Henley, Don 26 Henson, Jannes 26, 88, 147 Hernanndez, Benny 26, 79 Hill, Lennie 26, 80 Hillman, Carl 26 Hilton, Gayle 26 Hoeffler, Elizabeth 26 Hokit, Jewel 27 Hollis, Virginia 27 Holloman, Barbara 27, 87 Holmes, Jim 27, 80 Hope, Jerry 27, 64, 67, 72, 106. 108 . 140 Hopper, Robert 27 Houghton, Tom 27, 91, 145 Howard, Howard, Howard Howell, Hruska, Gary 27 Lorene 27 Rodney 27 Carl 27 Marilyn 27, 81 Caldwell, Marilyn 20, 92, 99 Canum, Marilyn 21 Carden, Marsha 21, 145 Cardona, Robert 21, 81 Cardoza, Edward 21 Caterino, Darlene 21 Catiney, Rodney 21 Cavalie, Shirley 21 Cazares, Sally 21, 99 Chqnman, Vernon 21 Ctnristensern, Arlene 21, 80 Clack, Richard 21, 86 Clarkson, Melvin 21 Fuolns, John 24 Fuller, Donald 24 Garner, Donald 24, 106, 113 Garrett, Patsy 24 Garrett, Ruby 24 Garrison, Marjorie 24, 95 Gartiez, Harvey 24 Gauss, Norman 24, 87 Gautier, Elaine 24 Geries, Gaye 24, 65, 81, 86, 87,146 Gerlitz, Gary 25, 79 lbe, Judity 27 lrwin, Marlene 27, 92, 100 Jensen, Janet 27 Jewett, Jim 27 Johnson, Betty Joe 20 Johnson, Geraldine 27 Johnson, Riclard Z7 Johnston, George 27 Jones, Helen 27 Jones, Leonard 28 1 Jorgenson, Janice 28, 72, 83, 92, 165 Kaitangian, Art 28 Kalustian, Stanley 28 Kasparian, Ruby 28, 92 Keathley, Wayland 28 Keeling, Barbara 28 Kezeriarn, Mike 28, 106, 112 Kirste, George 28 Gibbs, Ronald 25, 87, 88, 174 Kliewer, Frances 28 Klumm, Shirley 28, 80 10, 147 Kloppenburg, Don 28, 106, 108, 133 Koumriart, Ed 28, 86, 100 Kratz, Jim 28 Kreamer, Phyllis 28 Krikorian, Johnny 28, 72, 73 Kroigaard, Kay 28 Landers, Cody 28, 93, 115, 116, 117 Landoll, Annette 28, 76, ill, 163 Lantia, Roy 28 La Rosa Leonard 29, 72 Lawley, Patricia 29 Lawson, Joe 29 Lazar, Beverly 29 Lazzareschi, Mary 29, 78 Leeds, Dianne 29, 81, 86 Legrarnde, Nadine 29, 76 Lelmbach, Charles 29, 106, 108, 111, 126, 127, 133, 143 Lingentelter, Myrna 29, 80, 86, 87, 90, 99 Loewe, Domtlny 29, 81 Logan, Marilyn Z9 long, Judy 29 Lord, Barbara Horrell 29, 90 Lottman, Walter B, 103 Lovelady, Betty 29, 99 Lucidi, Anthony 39, 103, 146 Lucidi, Maria 29, 62, 67, 86, 90, lw, 146 Lumsden, Lois 29 Mader, Corrine 29 Mader, Norman 29 Maeda, Barbaa 29, 81, 90, 99, 102 Mangiarelli, Anllnony 31, 95 Marbanian, Margaret 31 Marez, Gloria ED Marouk, John 30 Marshall, George 31 Mason, Carter 30 Mattlnews, P. J. U Meadows, Don 30 Meadows, Frank Medley, Marilyn 30 Melltonian, Veronica CD, 87, 99 Metz, Betty 30 Meyers, Stanley 31 Macheli, Eddie 31, 106, 111 Miller, Barbara 31 Miller, Bill 30, 145 Miller, Joan 31 Miller, LeRoy 31, 99 Millerd, Jean 30 Miner, Bruce 31, 94 Mitchell, Gary 31 Mitchell, Robert 31 Mobley, Bill 31, 76 Moffett, Thomas 31 Montanez, Tillie 31, 81 Montie, Le Roy 31, 73, 106, 112 Moon, Ed 31, 126, 127 Moore, Karen 31, 66, 86, 147 Moore, Nancy 31 Moran, Stanley 31, 133 Morgan, Myrna 31 Morris, James 31 Morrison, Diane 31, 63, 65, 67, 81, 86, 146 Morrison, George 39 Morrison, Orvie 31 Morrow, Katie 31, 147, 165 Master, Ronald 31, 106, 111, 126 Morley, Robert 31 Murphy, Joan 31, 102 McAdans, Les 31 McColm, Margaret 31 McCoy, Mabel 32 McElroy, Jerry 32, 73, 136, 140 McGough, Mary 16, 32, 81, 87, 90, McKay, 99, 175 Donald 32, 76, 78 McLeod, Robert 32, 81 Najarian, Alice 32, 90 Nash, Rodney 32 Nattenberg, Michael 32, 79, Nelson, Ann 32, 65, 163 Newman, David 32 Nidever, David 32, 86, 88, Noorigiarn, Marge 32, 92 Nuckolls, Bill 32, 86, 99 Cliftord 32, 62, 63, 70, 88, Nugent, 145, 146, 174 Odonn, Jean 32, 78 Orbeck, Lynn 32 Orbeck, Ronald 39 Ourlian, George 32 Owens, Mildred 32 Pdacios, Elmer 32, 115, 117 Rambooltjiarn, Elizabeth 32 Papagni, Ella 33 Parnell, Peggy 33, 78, 86, 92 Parra, David 33 Pater, Virginia 33 Pabnott, Gail 16, 33, 72, 73 Pempeck, Gary 33, 162 Perry, Eva 33 Peterian, Neva 33, 65, 80 Petriem, Bill 33 Phipps Chester 33, 95 Pittenger, John 33 Platt, Phillip 33, 79 Poe, Bill 33 Pogue, Po sten, Power, Beverly 33 Jay Doris 33 86, 87, 99 100, 145 Sonke, Nancy 35 Sorg, Joan 35, 92 Sorretnti, Judy 35, 140, 145 Souza, Dorothy 35 Spednt, Loretta 35 Staley, Melvin 35 Stalhut, David 36, 115, 116, 117 121 122, 124 Stalhut, James 36 Starkey, Carolynn 36 Starr, James 36 Steinhaur, Richard 36 Stephenson, Marlene 36, 92 Stodts, Faye 36, 65, 66, 67, 86 87, 90 Shvall, Lawrence 36, 82, 93, tw Surabian, John 36, 87, 99 Sutton, Jerry 36, 95 Swang, Surasdt 36, 96 Sylvester, Ronald 36 Taber, Ronald 36 Tdtatjian, LeRoy 36, 106, 121 Tdtdtjian, Riclnard 36 , Talbot, Grady 36 Tally, Ellen 36, 72, 73, 81 'l'lnacker, Many 36, 94, 96 Thayer, Ruth 36 Tibbet, Gene 36 Tilghman, Pat 37 Tinsley, Joy 37 Topdian, John 37, 94, 95, 121 Torigian, Charles 37 Torigian, George 37 Torres, Lupe 37, 92 Troncoso, Joe 37, 106, 111 Troxell, Tom 37 Tumer, Duane 37 Powers, J. W. 33, 86, 145 Price, Norma 33 Ramirez, Matilda 33, 90, 99 Rannsden, Jerry 33, 64, 121, 145, 146 Ramsey, Jerry 34, 149 Randall, Walter 34, 126, 128 Randolph, Marlene 34, 76 Reaves, Donna 34, 80 Reaves, Walter 34, 145 ntenanno, niet 34, nuts, 109, 111, 126 Rice, Jacqueline 34, 145, 166 Ridetn, Bill 34 Ridetn, Laveta 34, 80 Ridge, Clem 34 Riley, Pete 34, 62, 80, 87, 86, 106, 111, 136, 138 Robertson, Joyce 34 Rodriqnez, Paul 34, 119, 126,127 Ross, Sue 34 Ryan, Tom 34, 67, 73, 106, 109, 126, 133, 143, 163 St. John, Cherryl 34, 86 Saten, Wanda 34 Savona, Panline 34, 80, 181, 149 Sclneidt, Don 34 Schneider, Conrad 35 Seibert, Leslie 35 Semple, Marilyn 35, 80, 90, 137 Serrato, Marilyn 35 Sharp, Grant 35 Shelly, Bob 16, 35, 76, 78, 80, 87, 106, 108, 126, 148 Sheppard, Pat 35, 80, 86 Sibley, Jerry 35 Sims, Jack 35 Skelton, Ledora 35, 80, 90 Slavich, Yvonne 35 Smeltzer, Ken 35 Smith, Benny 35 Soghoian, Isabell 35. 80 Turoonjian, Phyllis 37 Vandergrift, Theda 37, 92 Vargas, Lynn 37 Varteresian, Joyce 37, 81 Vercoe, Vernon 37 Vilhauer, JoAnn 37, 92 Voss, Carol 37 Walker, Bill 37 Wall, Ken 37 Wallace, Buster 37 Walters, Carole 38, 102 Walton, John 38 Wann, Fred 38 Ward, Jim 38, 76, 115, 116 ' . Warren, Bonnie 38 Waterfield, Caml 38, 66 Walters, Bryce 38 Watkins, Herbert 38 Weaver, Pail 38, 86, 87, 88, 100 Webb, Bill 38 Weber, Donna 38, 95 llllniton, Frank 38, 81, 95 Will, Dan 38, 106, 111 llnllis, Elton 38, 121, 124, Wilmoth, Winnie 38 lthlson, Doyle 38 Winn, Nelson 38, 121, 122, 124 Winter, Marlene 38, 80 Wolfbrandt, Don 38 Wood, Hyman 38 Workmarn, Harold 39 Yengoyan, Arann 39, 115 Young, Alice 39 Young, Bill 39 Yost, Bntn 39 Zack, Nannette 39, 81 Zivanich, Roy 39, 64, 106, 109, 121, 123, 137 Our thanks go to . . . This Silver Anniversary issue of the Nautilus has been completed only through the cooper- ation and untiring effort of . . . Staff members .............. .......... f or those long hours of planning and re-planning. S. K. Smith Company .....,.,.,,.,... ...,......,.r,............,,,,..,,,,.,...,...,.....,............... f or our cover. Thomas Lithograph Company ......,,.,.,,...... ..,..., f or helpful advice and for lithography. 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