Roseville High School - Rose Leaves Yearbook (Roseville, CA)

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CROP AND SADDLE Crop and Saddle was organized by Mrs. Adams for the purpose of encouraging horseback riding as another of the activities made possible to R.J.U.H.S. girls. The club has been turned into a social club until after the war, and its principal activity this year was assisting Par- thena in sponsoring the Reverse dance. Some riding is still carried on by girls who have their TUMBLING This group was organized in 1932 for girls interested in gymnastics and tumbling. Each year they present a program for Girls' Hi jinks and the Girls' League Show. In past years. tumblers have performed for out-of-town programs, but because of war shortages they will not travel for the duration. Their adviso ris Mrs. Dorothy Donnelly Adams. own horses. CROP AND SADDLI5 lroul Rau: jerry .lean Seawell, Gayle Denny, ,lean Robinson, Melba Uxclla. Suomi Ron: Anna Bella Purdy, .Ioyrr Ann Trimble, Bette Mae lftlel, Coralie liidtlymcnt. Iietty Taylor. TLIMBLING lrril Run: Harrier Murray. Norma Swim, Darlene Gordon. Srwnrlil Run: llettie Stanley, Annabelle Purily, llonna Rae Lyons. '1'l....l lcv... Iixclyn Bmw, Colleen Rhorer, ju... own., 1-'.r...rl. Rini.: no... 1x...w.., Mm. Mal....., o......l.y nigga... 1-.fm Run: Connie Montero, Vada Mae Garrett, Ruth liixher, Muriel filsler, Aurora Clhavev, limma Vargas, Vivian Rice, Anna llavix. Norm.: Zerlae. Srxlfv Roz.: Roberta Langdon, lirna Rciscr, Phyllic Benjamin, Marion Beaumont, loix Donaldson, Naomi Blakely, l'ae Rich, Anita Stanley, lnev Sodorerti, Maxine Langston, Dorothy Allen, .Ieannie lirnpey, TUMBI FRS I'l-,RHIRMING C'ORAl.Ili I'lI7DYMl-NT, ,IERRY .II-IAN SliAWl-,I I,, BETTY TAYI UR .IUYCF INGI Ii'l I', VAIJA MAIZ GARRITIHI4, NURMA SW ...mm m. v .

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GRLGORY ROWE HARRIET MURRAY MARSHALL PARROTT ALGENE ZENTS Dlflx DURRII L CHARLOTTE CROWDER ROGER STEPHENS DONNA RAE LYON ROIX COPPIN BARBARA ROMERO DARREL FREDRICKSON BESSIE ANTON COMMERCIAL ACES liravlt Row: Donna Rae Lyon, Algene Zcnts, Doris Olson, Norma Blake, Marilyn Kelley, Bettie Stanlcy, Norma Swim, Charlotte Crowder, Betty l'reem:in, Nina Pierce. Swrnllll Row: Bessie Anton, -lean Watsoii, Shirley Dacey, Barbara Glines, Melba Oselln. Joyce Ann Trimble, Sylvia Rastler, Helen Medich, Arlene Van Drimmelen. Thirrf Row: Barbara Romero, Harriet Murray, Jean Woolley, Betty Lou Langdon, Lucy Mardcxa. Tillie Montero, Helen Benich, Iola Odgers, Betty Taylor, Miss Miller. lfollrlll Rau: Dortha Brooks, Alta Mae Xvoodworth, Annette Salardino, Aurora Chavez. ARCHERY CLUB Ifmul Row: Charlie Schubert, La Vonnc Nichols, Norma Zerbc, Vada Mae Garrett, jo Ann Cudly, Dorothy Allen, Marian Beaumont, Vivian Rice, Sylvia Rastler, Anna Belle Purdy, Alan Aslte. Svmull Razr: Patsy Hxirjes, Tommy Abell, jimmy Sylvester, Michael Vewetti, Charles Howard, James Kostakis, Marshall Parrott, Wayne Hunter, Miss Dunn, Betty Taylor, Ruth Fisher. Tlurll Row: Coralie liiddyment, Ann Bilich, Gloria Zerbe, Gregory Rowe, Dick Durrill, Roger Stephen, jimmy Miller, Ronald Coppin, Janet Gregory, Barbara Romero. COMMERCIAL ACES This group, whose name was changed from 60-40 to Commercial Aces, was organized in 1937 for students interested in Commercial work. Any student who has completed twenty units of commercial work is eligible for membership. A dance is sponsored by this group each spring, and skating parties have become a popular form of diversion for the group. Their present advisor is Miss Ottilie Miller. ARCHERY CLUB Archery Club was founded in 1940-41 for girls and boys interested in archery as a form of extra curricular activity. The group has been inactive for some time but renewed activity will begin when equipment is available.

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A CAPPELLA CHOIR lfirxl Row: Dolores Minard, Alanis Mavy, Darlene Parker, Hazel May. Vivian Dwiggins, Frances Mulligan, Mcrilyn Hubbard, Joyce Ann Trimble. Pauline Strong, Anita Stanley, Barbara Bell, Frances Odgcrs, Sm-und Run: Fvelyn Blake, jean Boone, Lenora Shaw, Virginia Rodriguez, Lavina Dahl, ,Ieanne Empey, Marie Lucas, Mildred Massa, Veramay Adey, Barbara Hart, Virginia Granger, Tlmiril Row: Emma jean Brown, Rozan Schroder, Mildred Astill, Norma Zcrhc, Helen Tiner, Beverly Broderick, Rex Ann Taylor, Ruth Blakely, Frankie Dillon, La Vonne Nichols. lwurlfr Ron: Edna Ulson, Betty Murray, joe Langston, Berry Boston, Nick Balafoutis, David Uribe, Richard llmpey, Denny Leicht, Chriss Georgis, Donald l-lmerson, Gene Leicht, Iilfllr Row: Vrrrlr Rodoni, lierdinand Galvez, Hubert Vargas, Roger Stephen. Gregory Rowe, W'endline Mellmer, George Leg- gett, Reynold Herrera, Edward Kostakis, David Mahan. Srslfw Row: Walter U'Donoughue. Bob Mahan, jim Miller, George High. Mr. Gale. George Conley, Leroy Scott, Gordon Pickering, Andrew Mellmer. Cfmlr lllrnlfvrri Nu! l'fmIugrulvf1r'J uzflv Ifn' Gvunlr: Kenneth Arnold, Betty Carl, William Clancy, Willard Dietrich, Bob Eich. Dcno Georgia, W'aync Hunter, Philip Kister, Dolores Landis, Rita Maggiore, lrene Palmer. Sam Piches, lfae Rich, Bud Robinson. Sam Rose, David Royer, George Sachs, Bettie Stanley, james Tapp, Thelma Thomas. GLEE CLUB Frou! Rau: Hazel May, Dolores Minard. Janis Mavy, Dolores Marlatt, Marian Beaumont, Emma Uribe, Pauline Strong, Marilyn Hubbard, Vivian Dwiggins, Frances Mulligan, Edna Olson. Srmnil Rout Lenora Shaw, Lorraine Drickes, Jessie Osborne, Frances Labesa, Virginia Bodriqucv, l.avina Dahl, Helen Tiner, Phyllis Smith, Barbara Bell, Anita Stanley. Tlunl Rnlr: Olga Benitez, Jennie Melgova, Josephine Llassara, La Vonne Nichols, Beverly Broderick, ,leannc limpey, Betty Murray, Irene Palmer. Trankie Dillon, 1.enne Anderson, Ruth Helms. Ifourllv Row: Sammy Demas, Eddie Wiggins, Manfred Thomas, Raymond Blcock, George Sachs, ,lim Miller, George High. Mr. Gale. George Conley, Bob Mahan, David Mahan, Frances Udgcrs, Norma Zerbe. Thelma Thomas. Sllzdculi lfm'ulli'd Hr Glrr, Bn! Nnl Aplnwlrrflg in ilu' Pfmlugriljilv: Mildred Astill, Ruby Boren, Cecile Cox, ,lohanna Dc Vries. Bob liich, lirances Ialconer, lilainc lionniain, Patsy llartly, joe Langston, Richard Lenfi, jewcll Williams. THE CHORAL GROUPS The A Cappella Choir, a mixed, extra-curricular group. is designed as an inspirativc medium for organ- i7ed musical expression in the service of school and community while offering a recreational and social outlet in school life, It was organized by Miss Vera Boyd during 1936-375 Mr. Gale has been the director since 1938-39. Rehearsals are held on an average of from once to twice a week. The Choir's male section devotes special time to rehearsing as the Boys' Glee Club, the boys of the Glue class are included in its performances. The Girls' Glee Club is composed of thc girls of the Glee class. These choral groups perform either as individual organizations or as a single unit. Their school projects for this year consisted of participation in seasonal or special assemblies, Baccalaureate, and Commencement: and the presentation of their seventh Animal Spring Concert. Their community activities included singing at Roscvillc's lfastcr Sunrise Service.