Roosevelt High School - Rough Rider Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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FEBRUARY PEHFUHMA EE MICHAEL KUDLICK Vice President KARLA BLANKENSHIP Secretary JOAN LYON Treasurer STANLEY GARFINKLE President INGREDIENTS 1 Frosh Class fmixed for best resultsj 1 high school fpreferably RHSJ 5 dozen grade A teachers DIRECTIONS Mix thoroughly. Sprinkle with a liberal amount of extra-curricula activities, according to taste. Let each take own shape. Bake in moderate oven for three years. RESULT 1 happy Senior Class, diplomas clutched in hand STANLEY MYRON ALBERT, Library, Ojiice, Latin Club, German Club. This tall, good-looking lad is everyone's friend. He's sure to make the list of the ten best dressed . . . RUBEN ESPIRITA ALMARIO, The Golden Voice, that's what we've dubbed our Latin American troubadour . . . DEANE JOY ASHBAUGH, Chorus, Glee Club, Cadets, Baseball, Basketball, Hockey. Deane's good-looks and ambition will make her an ideal cover girl . . . HARVEY PAUL BAXTER, Cadet Band, Orchestra. Talented Paul has enlivened our musical assemblies with his skillful tattoo on the tom toms. Stanley Albert Ruben Almario ,QU il 5lXf X Deane Ashbaugh Paul Baxter W

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3 s ss? ii Karla Blankenship Samuel Blouir James Cathro Anita Chasen Alvin Cohen Myron Coonin Patricia Copeland Doris Dove KARLA LOVINA BLANKENSHIP, Senior Class Secretary, Section Vice Presi- ' dent, ROUGH RIDER, Basketball, Softball. Take a letter please! Karla's popu- larity and efiiciency in the senior class won her the office of secretary . . . SAMUEL CLARK BLOUIR, What makes Sammy Run? We don't know, but we're glad he ran our way . . . JAMES CATHRO, James hails from Massachu- setts. His future plans are up in the air, in planes, that is . . . ANITA RUTH CHASEN, Library, ROUGH RIDER, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Swimming, Bad- minton. A mischievous wink, an adorable grin, and a warm and pleasing manner have all helped to make Pegs Our Very Own . . . ALVIN IRVING COHEN, Spanish Club, Science Club, Tennis. This able sportsman has made quite a name , , , , for himself on the tennis court . . . MYRON COONIN, Book Room, REPORTER, fi, G 642 GL X , ' fx Spanish Club, Football. Those feminine sighs you hear around school are usually 'T C93 fe ftlr? meant for handsome Myron . . . PATRICIA LEE COPELAND, Valedictorian, Y- f fgQf'251f1'f,f Teens, Badminton. Pat's beauty and brains assure her success as a medical secre- , tary . . . DORIS GLORIA DOVE, Bible Club, Y-Teens, Badminton, S0fum1z,z-ms- 'I Eggs-Q'f-Q'a ketball, Tennis. Doris' athletic skill is equaled only by her good sportsmanship. 1 X .X s, h s . Q, I X A il 1 . aff-in H T ' Siranoush Essetian Harvey Fenster ' , ii SIRANOUSH ESSETIAN, Secretarial Club. A career in stenography after Strayer's Business Col- lege is Sira's goalg she'11 make a fine secretary . . . 2, HARVEY SAUL FENSTER, National Honor So- ciety, Vice President of the Council of Club Presi- dents, REPORTER, ROUGH RIDER Agent Span- ish Club, Science Club. A hard worker and pleasant person to have around, Harvey has done a bang- up job as editor of the Reporter. 2I E