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

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wi QTY' ,l. Taisholf O. Thornton E. Vaeth L. Walker E- Warner JACQUELYN DAWN TAISHOFF Science Club. Jackie, interested in dramatics and bi- cycle riding, plans to attend U.C.L.A. where we know she will make a great hit. OPAL ANN THORNTON Bible Club, Secretarlkzl Club. A native of South Carolina. Opal plans to be a secretary for one of those G-Men at the F.B.I. EDWARD LEO VAETH lt's the cockpit and into the stratosphere by jet propulsion for Eddie. LESLIE ALVIN WALKER Les wants to be a newspaper branch manager. His interests are television, bowling, and basketball. ELAINE CLARICE WARNER Softball. Elaine is from Dixie Land. She will study at Strayer's College. GERALD WARTOFSKY Gerry, chosen umost talented, plans a career based on his prime interest, art. JAMES EDWARD WHEATLEY Jimmie, who is keen on sports, was a staunch sup- porter of all the sports. PAUL AUBREY WILLETT Track. Paul's sense of humor is well known. ,lust keep smiling and you can't miss. JUDITH BERYL ZARK Camera Club. Red Cross. Judy bubble gum Zark. who hails from New Jersey, plans to be a government worker. Not pictured: Robert Wilson Blair, Jacqueline M. Bronson, Norman Bernard Burtnick, Donald Joseph Collins, Gloria Emma Corvelli, ,lack M. DeBeve, Can Ali Ersavci, Donald Lloyd Largent, Clayton Harold Smith, Albert Wiesman. Seniors delight! Phyllis Benjamin, Harvey Margulies, Norman Rodman, Jackie Taishoff. Lula Christakos, and Marlene Rein adjust their mortarboards as Alaknanda Q if t, s Q. ,fir ' YiS163?3f,Zf ls. G. Wartofsky J. Wheatley sf? A ..-5 A.. z' 1 ' f ik f . 'Uf: 11',gs V -s fiiss - .1 - P. Willett Das Gupta. Sandra Glaser, Gerry Wartofsky, and Louie Sheldon ease their nerves before the big moment. ht-sa Sd' qua-ef' J. Zark if .1 is

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v XW so sv g. an-V gum l fs. 0 .1 J W ers an .ii , . N. Rodman N. Rosenhlatt .Z P5 F. Rosenstein S- Schaefer C. Schulman I. Shaifer L. Sheldon S. Smith are it m NORMAN DAVID RODMAN Spanish Club, ROUCH RIDER Staff. Norman's interest in art will occupy his spare time while at- tending pharmacy school. NANCY ELLEN RUSENBLATT Dramatic Club, Bowling. Nancy has been a friend to all. Herels hoping her future will be happy and bright. FRANCES RUTH ROSENSTEIN Secretarial Club, Red Cross, Basketball, Bowling. This friendly girl will succeed as a housewife. She'll be a real catch for some fellow. SANDRA BARBARA SCHAEFER National Honor Society, Span- ish Club Secretary, REPORTER Business Stag, Secretarial Club. Whether she decides on Alabama or Ohio for college, we know Sandy will always be her same sweet self. CHARLOTTE MARLENE SCHULMAN Charlotte is a graduate of summer school. IVA LEA SHAFFER Student Council, Section Vice President. Cadet Boosters, Cirls, Sports Association, Cheerleaders, Chorus. Baseball, Speedball. Ivals cheerfulness and initiative assure her a happy and successful life. LOUIE PHILLIP SHELDON Class Treasurer, Bible Club Presi- dent, R Club, Dramatic Club. Lou, 'cThe flying parsonf' with his many likes and no dislikes, will make a devout preacher. SHIRLEY BARBARA SMITH Chorus, Bible Club, Badminton, Bowling. This future secretary just digs football and skating. What more can you ask? SYLVAN SOLOMON R Club, Spanish Club, Football. Truly a nladies' man, Sylvan plans to attend C.W. to study pharmacy. That's between dates, of course! PEGGY ALICE STARK Section Treasurer, Spanish Club, RE- PORTER Stag. Peg's new home for a few years will be Md. U. after which you may find her in Florida, relaxing. RICHARD NORMAN STEIN Band, Orchestra. Dick likes swim- ming and boating! He can send you with his clarinet and sax. CHARLES EGBERT STIRLING Football. '4Sho null, Charlie's a pure bred Tar Heel and a top notch football star. MARILYN LILA SWINDELL Student Council, Section Secretary, Cirls' Sports Association, Cadet Boosters, REPORTER Stag, French Club, Basketball, Bowling, Baseball. Miss Nose-for-news, with her sparkling personality, will he our loss and Maryland's gain. 'M- Nb-X 'we s. Solomon P. stark R. sn-in C. Stirling M- Swindffll 'fa'

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June Graduates Seek New Frontiers The students' choices! The ,Iune graduating officers are Morris Piver, Presidentg Ado Valge, Vice Presidentg Lynne Bennett, Secre- taryg and Nancy Jackson, Treasurer. fi H. Albert W. Amos K. Andrews HOWARD ALBERT Cadet Major, Rifle Club, Drill Team, Sabre Club, Science Club, Spanish Club. The next perfection of a highly specialized cos- motron will be effected by Dr. Albert. WILLIAM DALE AMOS R Club, Football, Basketball, Track. All around guys like Bill are wanted in college and that football scholarship indicates that helll be headlining the sports page for a few more years. KATHERINE EDITH ANDREWS Chorus, Bible Club, Cadet Boosters, Chairman Student Assembly Commit- tec. Kathy, whose sweet, quiet way charmed us all, will certainly have no trouble finding a boss to please. ANNIE ARDIZZONE As she awaits her turn between fashion shows, Annie will pass the time eating spaghetti and meatballs. ANTOINETTE ARDIZZONE It's dentistry or a typing career for Toni. WILLIAM EDWARD BEITZ Na- tional Honor Society, Science Club, Student Assembly Committee. Horses will occupy Bill's spare time-that is, any time left over after his career, chemical engineering. MANDELL BELLMORE Student Council. We can see Mandell now, tell- ing jokes as he quietly blows a fuse in the Md. U. Electrical Construction School. MADELYN VIRGINIA BENNETT National Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Class Secretary, Girls, Sports Association President, Secretarial Club President, Spanish Club, Bad- minton, Bowling, Basketball. Loaded with energy and charm. Lynne is a sparkling good time. A. Ardizzone A. Ardizzone W. Beitz M. Bellmore M- BCHHCU ,nt A . Mt 'ltr-W 'VW il, K' W ... iii 3 ixggv H J I A AL ui, :iEL , . .. r r , gy , A eec