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

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Q The Spanish Cluliis aims are to stimulate interest in the Spanish language. and in the literature and culture of Spain and Spanish Americag to give students of native Spanish speech the opportunity of using their native languageg to enable Spanish speaking students and students interested in the Spanish language to meet at informal social functions. The motto of the Cluh is Ada-lante, Siempre Adelantef' Q Los Cahalleros. Composed of outstanding Mexican lioys. has eertainly done its part in school activities. They are working for the National Defense program. have kept order in the auditorium. helped the USD., and sponsored a program May 5. They provided program: for organizations. schools. Kiwanis and Rotary clulis. Instead ot' their annual Gran Noche lVlexicana they sponsored the Pan-American Program. April lo. Their sponsor is Coach Galindo. Q The Japanese Clnlfs purpose is to promote a hett-r understanding hetween lmoth japanese students and other nationalities of the sehool. Officers for S 712 are George Maruki. president: lehiro Nagao, lmoys' vice- presidenl: Keiko Walanalie. girls' viee-president: Sakiko Mori. reeording secretary: Helen Akahoshi. eorres- ponding secretary: Luther Miyazaki. treasnrerg Hose lVl iruki. pulilieity manager and historian. Spanish Eluh First Row: Norma Garcia, Margarita Du- ran, Mrs. de Arrigonie, Manuel Aranda, Gilbert Duran, Amelia Dominguez, Lilly Leal, Amparo Ballin, Frances Pulido. Second Row: Lucky Alvarez, Alice Castelo, Connie Gonzales, Alice Fierro, Hilda Jar- rnillia, Margie Onopa, Grace Hoduin, Edith Salcido, Virginia Villarreal, Bill But- ler, Louis Giocoechea. Third Row: Esther Sanchez, Olivia Saenz, Eleanor Pedroza, Juliette Flores, Mary Garcia, Delia Ro- mero, Herman Galindo, Charles Padilla, Ezequiel Granada, Ruben Villalobos, Hen' ry Castrellon, George Gatin, Manuel Madera. First Row: George Flores, Robert Villia- gran, William Castillo, John Lopez, Ruben Holguin, Conrad Quinones, Leo Rubal- caba, John Garza, Art De Avila. Second Row: Rosalio Hernandez, Juan Arriolitos, Ben Salazar, Richard Dominguez, Guil- lermo Gonzales, Raymond Lopez, Carlos Salazar, Humberto Gaudera, Felix Garcia, Coach-Carlos Galindo tSponsorj, Third Row: Daniel Loyya, Jesus Quemada, Peter Hernandez, Willie Nita, Frank Flores, Monico Stewart, Miguel Moreno, Tony Ayala, Henry Coronado. Japanese liluh First Row: Keiko Watanabe, Rosie Nishi, Florence Shimazaki, Mr. Williarns lSpon- sorl, George Maruki, George Kodania, Yulfio lwanaga, Katherine Yamamoto, Mary Takahash. Second Row: Mary Ohno, Jennie Moda, Kaiilcorni, Sany Saito, Yon- elco lshibashi, Yaeko Sato, Mary Mura- kami, Akilco Sunida, Rosie Maruki, Yaye Shimizu. Third Row: Toyoko Tsuchida, Junko Yoshigai, Violet Saito, Hariko Machikawa, Narpye Hasegawa, Elizabeth ' Kaltuchi, Mary Yano, Shigeko Sakarnoto, iovnoko Ikeda, June Tawa. 1 5 l 1. :r:9'srD Las Ilahallarns

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Wnrld Friendship First Row: Lila Gross, Louis Goicoched, Irwin Weinberg, Roslyr Botetz, Annette Kurtzrnan, Mildred Rosenthal, Sylvia Kurtiwiaft. Second Row: Mrs. Hanson fSrionsorl, Naonsi Grey, Kazulco Masuda, Elsie Ballfin, Ruth Liehtenleld, June Ono, Sylvia Buyeil, lsredl Sinilrin, Sachiko Tsuchido. Third Row: Bill Butler, Rachel Kaqin, Vivian Dubinsky, Elizabeth Kahuchi, Louis Escalontc, Fred Vialov, Tri-Y First Row: Edith Bergman, Pearl Drizeclc, Rose Bannai, Teresa Volpi, Dolly Marino, Angelina Mattel, Barbara Takahashi, Adeline Steinberg, Luclle King, Phyllis Madwin, Senia Stahl, Eleanor Kipplernan. SF-cond Row: Georgina Salvato, Lenora Fishlre, Joybell Phillips, Trysa Selco, Lila Cross, Nelly Sasuga, Alice Oda, Michilro lgasaki, Marie Lewis, Ann Dishkin, Eleanor Volkov, Lorrine Torrez, Helen Goltz, Lor- raine Mi7enberg, Mrs. Laub, lSponsorl. Third Row: Natalie Silberrnari, Vera Belia-- lcorl, Lois Kersch, Lillian Brotrnan, Sylvia Stein, Olivia Saenz, Gertrude Turett, Clara Osias Betty Segovia, Annabelle Sissov, Jane Kornorl, Ruth Sater, Betty Liebman. Hi-Y First Row: Richard Tafoya, Bill Godwin, Pantele Xanthos, .less Torres, Anthony Noano, Roul Caro, Gilbert Duran. Second Row: Mr. C. B. Berger fSponsort, George Cadtruita, Sain Gallina, George Luna, Sa'n Soto, George Guitnn, Tony Ayala, Monica Stewart. Third Row: Robert Burns, Richordo Castillo, Larry Arcinage, Samuel Webster, Henry Vallez, Ernest Fernandez, Robert Gon'ie7. 5 'Wy ,N-.tp i2+f1,. x r T - is L, 6 i am Twent' Six Qi s-vs .J . , .-s-'N' QFQ5 t . . XX The Wortrn Flill-INIJSIIII' Crtirs was organized in Roosevelt in 1931 as part of a state-wide organization to promote international goodwill and to create a luetler untlerstantling of other nations. This year the state-wicle theme is l7rientlship lretween the Arnericusf' Uur own cluli has the sulw-theme Developing friendship lwetween rlill't-rent races antl nationalities in our country and our own school. The Roosevelt Tttl-Y CLUB is a junior Y.W.C.A. organization open to girls of all creetls ancl nationalities. The molto is To fave life squarely. and to fintl and give the lwestf' The outstanding activities of the TRI-Y are social ancl patriotif. The Hr -Y l.ll.l'B is opened to any lwoy of goofl cltaraeter who will live hy its slogan ol' clean speec.-lt. elm-an sports. elean seholarship. anrl clean life. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create. maintain. and extend throughout the sehool and Community. high li stantlarfls of Christian cllaracter. 0

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Jewish Eluh First Row: Rulh Kahrnorl, Norman Belkin, Betty Shapiro, Florence Lapkin, Pearl Sockolov, Muriel Stein, lrene Borg. Second Row: Rosalind Fagan, Judith Skowronek, Pearl Drizeck, David Mathews, Morton Goldberg, Lila Gross, Geraldine Levine, Ada Beard. Third Row: Frances Saval, lrwin Weinberg, Jack Bellin, lsreal Sim- lcin, Norman Christe-nholz, Marlvn Bert' lllall, Latin liluh Stnrnrinqi More Goldwater, Alex Chornev, Mclvir Anflion, Eli Glass, Karulco Mnsuda, Richard Rilev, Albert Pcnrlstein, Nom Millran, Alice Sanders, Miss Ebv, Spon- sor, Marion Radoti. Sealed: Sevrnonr Wr-ir:berq, Ben Golanrl, Henrietta Frank, l-lnruko Nngakiro. French Club First Row: Clara Farber, Ina Kaufman, Nellie Sasuga, lrene Borg, Bella Mes- chures, Harvev Hinunel, Judith Cohen, Joe Snow, Gerald Krasrner. Second Row: Helen Blau, lSponsf:rl, Marelvn Leis, Berenice Fntterrnan, Eleanor Birnhaurn, Scvrnour Sirnon Geraldine Levine, Clara Onlel, Elsie Fisher. Third Row: Sylvia Vclinsliv, Sylvia Bernstein, Jack Silverstein, Stanley Paretzsky, Henry Stone, Walter X Lang, Arthur Fiqen, Estelle Eisenberg. I The newly organized Jewish Club has been under the sponsorship of Miss Clantz and Mr. Hind. The purpose of this club. open to all Jewish students. is mainly cultural. Lectures. music. drama. and literature arc a few of the activities sponsored and presented by this club. An outstanding activity is their semi-annual outing. which was this year a picnic given at Miss Clantzis ranch house. I The Latin Club tfilassica Societasl encourages the use of Latin and increases the knowledge of life in Roman times. The minutes are kept in Latin. thc- officers have Latin names. There are two consuls. a Praetor. a Quaestor. and a Curile Aedile. Latin games are played at the meetings and refreshments. when served are only thoic which would be known to the Romans. I The French Club was organized with a cultural as well as a social purpose in mind some eight years ago. its aim was then and is now the presentation of an opportunity for tht- practical application of their knowledge of French to the French students of Roosevelt High School. Only students having had at least two semesters of French are accepted for membership. The French Club sponsors the publication of a monthly French ucws- paper as well as a semi-annual French magazine. Mrs. Blau is the sponsor. Twenty-eiqhl