Roosevelt High School - Round Up Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Pals First Row' Buhini Townsend, Morton Bender, Flow Bvnino, Neat Hnrris, Kay- wood Snook, Wiiiimn Feinsiiber, Second Row: George Seto, Edward Seqaitl, Richard Castillo, l'wn 'Weinberg Palmer Novetti, Robert Burns, Mr. Smith fSpon- sorj. Third Row: Bill Murray, Dave Panich, Roy N-alcnqnwa, Berivan Rubins, Arthur Davila, Sain Wetister J , X K I . .V i If f 1' , I 1 U '- v 'fi 1 T y. 1 t x fx Q' l B I 5 I t First Row: Dorothy Lad-Linin, Mary de ia Tfirrf-, Bron-rw Tiimhashi, Mrs. Nash fgifonsirt P,i..iiv'n Frec-1, Lorrairie Art. S-riond Raw: Tfrrfsn Vivipi, Mary Jane Puuilx, Betty Shapiro, Lira Gross, Diana Prr,-gersnn, Aiiw' Orin, Biossorn Goiin. Thiri Row: Winit vfi' 1 McGraw, Frances Shapiro Virqnili Steve' ko, Bernice Ber- 1nn, Annu Qijiv Eiixurth Fine. liuarllsmen First Row: Meyer Kossowitz, John Lopez, Jack Oda, Melvin Kodrnur, Frank Met- iorri, Kenii lshiinoto, Tony Ayala, Irving Ho'frnan. Second Row: Alex Koss, Paul Felson, David Mathews, Robert Viliagren, Kenny Naqarnoto, Ruben Krasn, Leonard Cohen, Mr. Cook iSponsorj, Third Row: Ray Swartz, Richard Kai, Chester Ito, Harvey Hernei, Martin Hoche, Lloyd Huchinson, Sid Gortiied, John Caseas, Harry Rosenberg, Jesus Queniada. Twentyffour I li,Al,SihVll6Il new students hrst enter lloosevelt, thc Pals take an active interest in helping the B-l0's adjust themselves to the school life. All li-l0 activities such as the li-lil Welcome Aud. Talent Aud, Tours, Recognition Day. and Dance are put on by the Pals. 'The BIC SISTERS, an organization of thirty girls whose main purpose is service, aid in adjusting new students with the tempo of high school life. They act as Big Sisters to the B-ltl students hy escorting them to classes and acquainting them with other members of the school. 'The GUAHDSMI-:N is a service group of Roosevelt High School. lts functions include ushering at assemblies, football games, track meets. and many other events. The membership is limited to 30 boys chosen for their leadershiin scholastic achieve- ment. and cooperative ahility.

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Front Row: Shigeko Sakamolo, Elsie Bakin, l Kazuko Masuda, Ludille Lim, Kafherine l Melosafaan, Aron Fried, esrnuae reid- l man, Molly Rolberq, Rebecca Finkel- stein, Barbara Takahashi. Row Two: Norma Garcia, Sylvia Garon, Charloile Cohen, Masako Nishihara, Theresa Sandoval, Rita Friedman, Pearl Sockolov, Lois Kersch, Estelle Levin, Selma Bello, Nadine Thomp- son, Bernice Berman, Ruth Burelotf, Nelly Sasuga, Mitsuko lrlori. Row Three: Emiko Ohashi, Diana Pregerson, Carmel Sood- her, Evelyn Belowasky, Barbara Grundy, Zivian Zeitlin, Wilma Vindmar, Marilyn Leibowilz, Mildred Ackerlield, Masako Okada, Dorothy l-landler. Row Four: George l-lirooka, Meyer Luskin, Jiro Oyama, Arthur Levine, Fred Valov, Sidney Weiser, Murray Tobak, Joe Morhairn, Alex Koss, Larry Goldman, Seiichi Fuvioka. First Row: Morton Kay, Irwin Weinberg, Sidney Galper, Gilbert Duran, Joe Perl- mutter, June Ozawa, Meyer Kassowitz, Betty Shapiro, Eyhel Cort, Betty-Goluboil, Sachiko, Tsuchida, Eurniko Terasawa, An- nette Kurtzman. Second Row: Harris Stein, Frank Melierd, Dorothy Landonin, Mollie Rosensweiq, Leona Turbow, Evelyn Brown, Judith Cohn, Charlotle Borochow, Lillian Diamond, Ruth Stein, Molly Wilson, San- die Saifo, Yemelo Tashiro, Mary Mura- kami, Dorothy Yoshizawa, Roslyn Boretz. Third Row: Ruth Davidson, Margarita Duran, Bergie, Hasabedian, Pearl Dier, Jean Aguirre, Gertrude Goodrich, Bernice Sherman, Betty Marqidow, Nora Millman, Ruth Lichtenfeld, Esther Greenfield, Shir- ley Smith, Ada Beard, Yaye Shimuzu, Mary Takauhash, Charlotte Melnick. Fourth Row: Herman Butler, Ephrern Cohen, Paul Davin, Harvey l-limmel, Irving Feldman, Adeline Steinberg, Lillian Magieow, Esther Gelfan, Esther l-lsoephson, Telduaki Ka- ioia, Melvin Kodmur, Kennith Naqarriclo, Dorothy Lang, Sakiko Mori, Adeline Sedilf los, Milsuko Kataoka. ALDEBARAN, meaning 'cthe brightest Starf, is the name of the schol- arship society at Roosevelt. Students maintaining a scholastic standing of three HA,sM and no grade less than a B are eligible for member- ship. The ALDEBARAN is recognized as an active organization on the campus with some two hundred and fifty members. Students having a four term membership, one term being in their Senior year, become life members of the California Scholarship Federation. iiifiiiinnliiin Twenty-three

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I A social anrl service organization rlvvotvrl toward lmettcring tht- charavter and ideals of high school stuclents. Key tlluli sponsors a cannr,-cl foorl drive for the lienrrtil ol' hclping the poor families of thc ncighliorlioorl at Christmas timc. Tln- cluli participates at all school tlances and cleaning up afterwards. 'llln-y also sponsor Tic Contests to promote the ucaring of tics hy sturlents. Thc main social affair of the cluli is their Sr-mi-Annual Dancc. at which time a Kcy Cluli Queen is pri-scntcrl. O Activities of the Sciencc Clulm are rlirectccl towarrl thc i'!lt'0llYtlQ1PIIlk'IlL ot' further scientific stnrly. At each onc of thc rncetings cxperiincnts pertaining to various hranches ot' scicncc arc pcrtiornierl hy tht- nwmliers. Trips of scicntific interest are otiticrc-rl. anrl the senicstcr is usually culrninatcrl hy a social activity ot' some sort. I The ltooscyelt liostrutn is the Spf-akcrs' liurcau of the school. 'l'lw nn-rnliers of thc organization announce the various activities ol' thc school. anrl urgc tlicir support. ln arlrlilion. the speakcrs havc l'rr-quent s-xpericnce in arlrlressing aurlicnces liotli on campus anrl in thc clerncntary schools. churches. and social organizations ot' tht- connnunity. During the past scnicslcr all phascs ol' Civilian Deticnsc have lic:-n suhjccls for rliscussion. Ii Club First Row: Gilbert Duran, Kazuini Tsuii- lUi-1- RGV Schwartz, Chester lto, Sirt Civlfen. Second Row: Peter Berolcott, llubrfn Holguin, Bernard Beard, George Wake, John Lopez, Mr. Sanders lSponA sort, Henry Anaya, Richard Tatova, Hen- ry Castrellon. Third Row: Loon Buss, Nace Core-n, Abel Soto, Salvador Castrellon, Sid Gottlieb, lrwin Weiiiberg, George Maruilri, Floyd Tanaka, l-tnttori, Fred SWUVVH Harold Horowitz, Fourth Row: Morris Glass, Kivc Malriavc, Eddie Leige, Kazuo Kasada, Jack Silverstein, Frank Met- terd, Morton Kay, Sarn Sallina, Herbie Wilsrsn, Harold Weiser, Knyoslii Shioda, sam., 'T I. sity QQ-, ,Qi N ., or Science Club First Row: Ben Ginsburg, Norman Gratz, lsreal Sirnkin, Meyer Kassowitr. Second Row: Pearl Dier, Florence Lapkin, Blossom Golin, Mrs. Webb, Henry Stone, Margaret Otero, Frcicla lslrowitz, Lila Gross. Third Row: Mitsuro Nalcarnura, Harvey Hirnrnel, Juliet Freedrnan, Louise Fairnnan, Sidney Gottlieb, Elizabeth Storms, Betty Shapiro, Joe Field, Joe Natorowitz, Harvey Fleet- inan. Fourth Row: Eddie Alraniatsu, Lynn' wood Carter, Abel Gornez, Joe Pearl- Ns- rnutter, Arthur Sugino, Melvin Kodrriur, Satoshi Oshi, Marvin Greenbauni, Marvin Rand, Hnstrum First Row: Sonia Ginsberg, Meyer Kaiser, -s Sylvia Freed, Mrs, Samuelson, Elizabeth A X Fine, Aedline Steinberg, Esther Douglas, L Lorraine Mizenberg. Second Row: Bar' .!. r bara Takahashi, Chester Ito, Morton .B if Bender, Max Yospe, Robert Berry, Harold Rubenstein, Julie Seigel, Freida lskowitz, l-laruko Migaki, Simon Lamb. Third Row: Lillian Magidow, Gertrude Epstein, Arthur Rigen, Samuel Gallina, John Leon, Wil- Q. lam Godin, Dolores Cohen, Virginia Fer- nandez, Diana Pregerson. Fourth Row: Bill Halliday, Tony Magana, Walter Ewhoota, Frank Mettord, Alvino Rorno, lsadore Ruiz, George Castruita, Theodore Mann. 8- N A ,mr -