Theodore Roosevelt High School - Saga Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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COMMITTEES DANCERS Estelle Aclamec Louise Bockhold Rose Bronston Santa Ceraolo Evelyn Colonnese Adeline Covello Charlotte Hein Ruth Levinson Betty Major Florence Mortz Agnes Nevin Dorothy Novarsky Estelle Nussdort Esther Palombo Miriam Siegal Claire Tannenbaum DUES Helen Appleton Virginia Bracker Rose Bronston Mollie Buono Iulius Buss Evelyn Colonnese Pearl Eisenberg Edith Findeisen Esther Golden Henry Gussardo Adele Helms Aeline Iohnson Theresa Mastrangelo lewel Perlin Pearl Raskin Mary Varanelli CAST OF RED LETTER DAY PLAY Helen Appleton George Rubin Amy Sparaco Mac Weiner COACH Hazel B. Chapman CELEBRITY Louise Boclchold Virginia Bracker Sara Cassano Edith Charles Betty Cunningham Arthur Friedman Albert Gasparrino Martin Ginsburg Sylvia Ginsberg Rita Gunther Aeline Iohnson Dorothea Lewis Annette Manfredonia Eva Migdal Richard O'Toole Charles Stoll Ida Tartaglia NOMINATING Mildred Bloomfield Ioseph Bordonaro Antoinette Cassano Flora Fantoni Orienta Franchi Vivian Gavrich Rita Gunther Thomas Hickey Mitchel Makowski Grace McManus Estelle Nussdort Anthony Romano Ilona Sternberg Gladys Warren Margaret Watson -mr KNOCK AND BOOST Mario Aquino Archie Campbell Erido Caputo Eugene Ciardulli Mabel Cooke Kevin Cronin Florence Cumber Marie Dilorio Walter Glover Albert Gasparrino Florence Holmer Victoria Gerson Ray Gorman Rita Holz Pearl Itzkowitz Ioseph Kellner Ruth Levinson lulian Lewis Lucille Liberman Virginia Lown Mitchel Makowski Fay Markowitz Richard O'Toole Ann Porter Estelle Rendelstein Caroline Rief Herman Rosen Ralph Scoppa Louis Soier Amy Sparaco Gladys Warren Dora Weinstein Meyer Woodman SAGA SUBSCRIPTION Dora Ajello Laura Brinberg Catherine Camuto Antoinette Cassano William Fiederlein Thomas Fitzsimons Palma Galiero Dorothy Gottlieb Adele Kaufman Miriam Konrad lulius Kummer Charles Messina lewel Perlin Edgar Unker Sophie Yucknitz Benjamin Zimney

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SENIOR SAGA STAFF EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Thomas Coughlan Caroline Riel Eugene Becker Mildred Bloomfield Sylvia Drucker Herbert Essrig Esther Golden Emma Heckel Irma Herman Rita Holtz Estelle Kurtz Ioe Noto Irving Raubitschek Herman Rosen ART CHAIRMAN Val Gerolstein Muriel Daly Sylvia Kaplan Beatrice Lindenberg FACULTY ADVISER Sarah A. Taintor ART ADVISEH Anna F. Brohmer BUSINESS ADVISER Nathan I. Hellerbach SENIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT Evelyn Ianssen VICE-PRESIDENT Rita Gunther TREASURER Orienta Franchi SECRETARIES Ieanne Appell Ruth Bloch Evelyn Colonnese Fay Haidt Eva Migdal Sylvia Ossias Mary Prior Estelle Rendelstein Victoria Russo Lucille Walsh SOCIAL Ianice Block Bella Bressick Martha Burns Anna Crede Ierry De Nisco Anna Fox Victoria Gerson Adele Helms Dorothy Heyman Doris Lindenbaum Florence Riso Ruth Schlein Miriam Siegal Shirley Spiegel Ruth Wasser Alma Wittig GIFT Helen Appleton Mary Bezak Kate Cappello Mary Filazzola Mary Gallagher Urban Higgins Miriam Hirsch Dorothy Holmer Blanche Kaplan Pauline Levine Beatrice Moore Mary O'Mara Gussie Rosenzweig Violet Rotella Beatrice Spolansky Ella Weisglass CAP AND GOWN Marie Di Martino Flora Fantoni Gladys Fieldman Esther Golden Catherine Grauer lack Grossman Rose Iracondo Leona Kishinsky Bernard Lapman Ruth Madigan Ray Manlredi Claire Nathan Sylvia Ossias Etty Reicer Lillian Schwarcz Sophie Stepkin 90 SENIOR IEWELRY Dorothy Altman Goldie Beiner Anna Buker Iewel Carosi Angeline Crisati Theresa Eutemia Berther Farber Tessie Ferrara Gladys lohnson Salvatore Lobreglio Shirley Luckson Clara Parlapiano Selma Rosentield Eugene Salmon Hilda Singer Orlando Taddonio PICTURE Frances Achenbach Dora Ajello George Barry Antoinette Cassano Sera Cassano Adeline Covello Martin Ginsburg Esther Golden Rita Gunther Alice Herman Dorothy Holmer Dorothea Lewis Helen Lichtman Ruth I. Malkin Malvina Scalenghe Freida Shapiro 1- -

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REALIZATION It was over now. The dream of four years had become a reality at last. Yet, where was the satisfaction that should have followed? She only felt weak and very empty inside. A lump rose in her throat which she could not swallow, and tears stung her eyes. The campus was deserted. It was the fifth period, she thought dully. She looked up to the first floor. Yes, there was the economics room in which she had spent so many difficult periods pouring over the Federal Reserve System. Somewhere, it seemed very far off to her, a bell rang announcing the end of the fifth period. Coming out of her revery, she started forward as if in a hurry, but remembrance overwhelmed her, and her face again assumed its listless expression. A long line of students emerged from the building. She re- mained standing in the same place. Her eyes were riveted to the spot where she had spent so many happy hours, but realization of them only overwhelmed her now. She had left the protecting arms of school to go out into a world in which one either con- quered or was conquered. She knew now, that she would readily give it all up if only she could once more be part of the life from which she was now severed. One last look, and she slowly turned and made her way across the campus, into a world of reality. RUTH SCHLESINGER GRADUATION Graduation is a joyous occasion Full of celebration and fun. For those who don the cap and gown lt is another step upwards On the stairs of life. Happy, smiling, triumphant One and all As they sit Diplomas clutched in hands Listening with ears that do not hear Looking with eyes that do not see At the exercises Dreaming of what is yet to come Happiness, Success, Triumphs, Achievements. They are not thinking Of those left behind. SYLVIA MOSKOWITZ 92