Rogers Middle School - Roundup Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 28 of the 1943 volume:

WVILL noanns JUNIOB IIIGIIA scuoolg Long Beach, Califorli-ia 1 A gun.. EDUCATIIJN FOR THE FUTURE lVlERlCAN schools have as their principle an lQducation for the Futurew, which will train the youth of America to understand and interpret the great progress of mankind. The world is like a ball of clay. When this crisis is over, our present leaders will hand this ball of clay to us. We must sculpture it. We must do this with the greatest of fore- sight. We should mold it into a world which will mean security for all time. Xve must expand its possibilities, and abridge the distance between its nations. Xve must shape this , A world of many and varied cultures, races, and creecls, into a place where the people can work together for the common welfare of all. ln our school work, we will learn many useful and valu- able lessons to help us each day as well as those to help us prepare for a future of peaceg a future free from strifera future in which the MFour Freedomsn will be paramountg a future in which ulife, liberty, and the pursuit of happinessw will prevail. Herein lies Americals motive for education-a preparationfa foundation for a progressive l0IllOTl'0l.L'. WILLIAM A. GOGGIN ORLO M. ROLO Evelyn Hill, Pauline A. Kincaid Vlvlan G Ingersoll PYIUCIPHI Vice-Principal Clerks FACULTY .X .I 'Lf' f fyv . ' 1 XJ f 25.44 gkjhl fy-,A , 4 . I V Y.-I I! 15' l g , 1'-V1 ,', . xf f E J V , . . ,. 4 1 ,4f' Y, ffv -QL ,ag fi. 'W Hc7YL, ' Front Row: Agnes Hoyt, Edith L. Tyd m-111 an. Helen Taylor, May Davis, Mary A. Bc-ll QC 1v111 iselorl, Margaret E. Parsons. Charlotte E. McGee lNursel Second Row: E x'1r1 u C. Griswold, Dante Boyd. Ruth Eaton, Alive Stoeltzing. Gene-vieve Chandler, Mary F. Bl1 14,v dgoocl, Vera Swope. Lois A. Elliott Back Row: Loyd M. Lsxmles, Francis Bernard. Gerald Slrang. Carl Ehmann. Arll illi ' Steiner, Rowena N. Mix. Yiclor C. Schmeltz. Not present in the picture: Nils Allliin. Clifford flley e1i'. Nlaida Olmsted. 'l'llz1lia l.. Phillips. Flixalrelli Williams. Fra i1m's- S Woelflin. g nb! Presidents, seared: Drk OI Forum lxrmmx ul 1 9ih Crade Presidents -I mn Phyllis Chnrlm--. Shhln my A rn me nn 4 x 1 n 1 1 Standing: Eng.-nv imk-x . 1 1 H.nlv, hu-luml Xl'-N11 lx B ,HP 91h Grade Vice Presidenis I B I I My I In-1 1 1 :ce Presidents I Nw hmm. H 1 . sh-in, Fnrln-vs Sh-rliny lm x n 1 xr u SHIRLEE PARKER Stlxdvnt Bmly l'u-siwlvlll N ul F N mn FRANCES STERLING Sludrml Body Yi:-4'-l'r1 JUNE SIMPSON slum-..r Bmly va.-.-.1-.. CHARLES BLACK Stull.-nt Hmlx Pr:--i1I1-nl 1 ull N nu hr STUDENT GOVEllNl5lENT TIIAINS F011 THE FUTURE NCE again student body government demonstrated its value and emciency. lVlany projects were undertaken during the school year, and all of them were brought to a successful conclusion. The scrap and magazine drives, the lied Cross Campaign, sale of war stamps and bonds, luetter attendance campaign wcre highlights of student activity. Through the efforts of home room ollicers the Treasury flag was awarded to our school for ninety percent sales of stamps and lmonds. Vice presidents conducted successful Roundup and Vaudeville sales cam- paigns. Deputies came in for their share ol' duty in keeping the halls orderly and traltie unsnarled. Many new students from all parts of the nation enrolling at Will liogcrs kept ushers and usherettes busy getting them acquainted and making them feel at home. Athletic representatives, hoth the lxoys and girls, materially aided a linc intramural sports program. All these activities. and many more were competently discharged hy student lmody representatives with the excellent cooperation ol the students themselves. Thus Will Rogers contributed its hit toward eventual victory and peace - - - DEPUTIES Front ROW! Nlaxinv liolun. lSzil'luai':v llilulions. .Inns-l l.4-.nllnmitcig Ile-lu thiilinklc. Shirley YM-tl-. llnnny l,ont'. Connie lay'-rln.in. Connie Golxllwrg, liz-in-:lx sim.-. in-gg, .xii....i.. iillv em. c:hm1.,.-.i s.-innmi. Jim- xiw-.--. xi.-.fy J.. shi.-1.i.. Back Rows: Urvtn llilllxlgimili. Ann Birul. Xlniilyn Xlclxin. Betty l.oii lflniruvcl. linlol Gentry. lxatlllxn l,4'x4'ul.illl. Doris l..i llounty. liharlvs Houck. llolm hinininns, liincc lxanxnp. ,Ivan -Xrinilagc. Wilton llzin-i-i'. ,Iohn Hifllclmngh. l.illi.in lilatsalis. 'Xllan lxovli. ,l.1ni4'e Ronil:-lun-li. .lackiv lionzcr. -Xngcla tl.ni'i.i. ll.tl'io:'ic Ytoinl. li.i!'ln:ir.l Pike. Nlnrncll ln4l.ilt. lim-y Saxiilifci. ,lonnnc Slmlllvy. Betty lluclx. l'i.illc llaililcy, SuL.uim' Sglniicl-ntl. Unix Holm. llolir .luuc Xllnf-:'. Nivian ,lullnsivur tnila Dlllinilci. .lnvlft tI.n1oll. SECRETARIES USHERS llomiiil Fyunno. Pliyliss Nan N1-ss. l,n .lczln flnllouav. .lcxinnc Wagner. Pallii- ,lcain Sfartdihgi lticlmlil Nlanni-x. Holi 'IW-ukslulliy llotlorIl'. I'utlici.i llolo. Lois lx:-lim-ily. .loan Knoll. llvlcn Xlclloncll. Xlarv SEEifEdZ Trent liarllcs. llzirlnn Ternilligcn. liilly Shinnarnl. lion lluclwr. Ray .lane IJ:-W4-1--c. mnnil Canlplmll. i BOYS ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVES GIRLS ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVES USHERETTES anding: Dick Sclxai-fe-r. ltoln-rt Williams. Hwy Standing: Jane! Himlws, llnris .lllIl Nliftcr- .lanit-v Sfahdingt Xlary t'utn:nn. Xtarilyn Hr-lirm-ns. Donna Nlillcr. Seafedl Klan l'.inl. lilmrlcs Storey. Hniulclmu-li. Mary llmllr-x. Priscilla Dnxiws. Xa- l'.itter-on. Yiigi-tl.: I'1-tix. ll.irlmr.i tlilnninglmni. Svlilcn Spt-lim-up Dork lilincs. llilly Tliolnpson. nlini- Worse. Seated: .lciric Smith. Shiilvy Seafedl Koran.: llvliixmii, l'ali'i1-ia K.xltn-rjohn. 'on-I Sow-v. Johnson. Hcxcrlv Kolilrinil. .lou-v Stcu-ns. Cor- ,Ilulx lialsi-V. l5.ivlf.iv.i I,iimllwi ', Mary Szlwyvr, lx I 1 i 1 , Q nclia l ai'nswn'tl1. l'.it Kell:-r. li.irlmar.i timil. Nose Nichols. tlzirrilyn lame, .L A ...M 9 i, I I . f- M2-, - -2 5 ZAAM I a -1, : I I J M I u.-H ANDI-QRSON. II1KIIHI,ID AIQGSIILRIZI-lli. ,IACK BLACK, CII.-'IRIIIES HOLGIINI-QR. BRI CIC C-XGLE. IEIJXII XI! CLEIANIJ. INN CRlI'I'CIIIfII'll.IJ. .IUIIY IJEWIRI-L, FIC NNIIICS DIFPINIH. III-1'I I'Y DII-'HSI-1. XIHIY IIUL DKIIQSH Xtllx. IIUIIH G.-kI.Y'XY. UICII-XIII! GI.l-1CIiI.I'llI. XX fXl.'I'I'III GRAND. .IMIQI l'lIIIXIi HAINES, XIAIUI HUUIIICS. Il-XXIII H-XS'l'I'1. IIOI,l.Y I.IS'I'EII. 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PATRICIA mLAIGIIT. IiE'I I'Y JEAN SLOANI-I. BILLY SMITH. BOB SQLIRE. C-ITHERINIC STERLING. FRANCES STOREY. ,ll-NIOR STRICKLANIL BILL STRONG. MARTHA TODD. IQXROLINE TYLICKI. JACK VAN HOUTICN. GEORGIA XICTOR. HARRY WAGNER. JEANNE WAGNER. OLGA XXEAYER. BILL WELLXIAN. LE NOI WELLS. SHIRLEY WES'l'CO'I I'. ROGER WHIPPLE. IK ATIILEI-IN WHITNEY. KATIII.I-IFN WILLETT. ,IINI XYILSON. BRI CE 1 WILSON. IJORTIIY WRIGHT. DICK Il0NOBS F08 WILL RQIGERS GIRLS ELI-DN NEWCOMB AND BEVERLY ROHLAND, members of Miss Parsones creative English class, were honored at a reception given by Dr. Anderson, President of Redlands University. Helen Newcomb was awarded first prize in the junior high school division ol the annual Robert Browning Poetry contest. Beverl Rohland was awarded fifth Jrize. The Jrize W'lIlllIIl oem is re Jrinted here: Y I I o P l When I look into the star-filled night And see each little pin point lightg Instead of stars I see a town Hung, by the pixies, up-side-down. UP-SIDE-IIUIVJV T0 IVZV9' That lighfs a theatre, it seemsf And over there a drug store gleams. The comet Flashing through the sky Is but a fire-truck streaking by. And when the skies above are blue, The pixies now have had their fun. The people there, like me and you, 'Twas not what you or Itd have done, Co to school, and church, and town, For every night we see on high As though they were not up-side-down. The up-side-down town in the sky. U32 Q me ,Q ?,m52i5t ,, .r A ,Tal j A Ill: v A FUTURE Cl QQN, '-'lvllunn---M, TIZENS AT ....,::-. 2 W---Af-Q.. , 'jQ5 K M , A EU- QQ? 1'.W,.,f' r Aj . A W1 Lg L W ah ' W , ' 2 ' W' , , .... W -'ff' .. .11fI.z,'35 Z3'f2:a?f' ' ., 7 f .,., , ,.. ,ff . 5 + , A ,V A 'QV I in A .Q I, A My 3' 4 5 Vfnnm bg gm A Aix Q I -A P YVIIBK AND PLAY ,if x VAUDEVILLE A BRILLIANT perlormane of the play 'cFlmer,7 was the feature attraction of the Vaudeville. ulilnieril was played by Richard Mcheely and Harry Victor. Other stars were Helen Newcomb, Georgie Van Houten, Shirlee Parker, Doris ,lune Miner, June Simpson, Joan Bruce, Pauline Nelson, Peggy Johnston, Joanne Shanley, Greta Dillingham, Barbara Bishop, Frances Sterling, Ray McCoy, Comer Knowles and Dick Osborn. All these students did a fine job of acting. Musical talent was supplied by solos from Connie Goldberg and Mary- belle McCreary. A seven piece orchestra consisting of: Richard Waller, Don Vtfilson, Eddie Freeman, Baird Sammons, Marvin Tincher, Richard McNeely, ,lean Armitage, and featuring Richard Ellis, lack Tylicki, and Tommy Mc- Laughlin as vocalists. Accordian selections by Le Noi Wellman. Novelty piano selections by Mr. Coggin. and unique tap dancing by Beverly Bergeron. Presiding as master oi ceremonies was Ellis Feinstein. BUUNIIUP THE l943 Roundup was truly a cooperative undertaking. Many of the articles were written by the members of the creative English class and the Coxswain staff. Sales were handled through the ninth grade home rooms under the supervision of Mrs. Helen Taylor. Members of the Camera Club Worked on the lay-outs, captions, proof-reading, typing, and general organization. Photographs were submitted by the following people: Pollyanna Seely, Corrine Gage, lane Kervin, Ann Hodges, Bob Dixon, Wanda bewman, Marcella Stener- son, Richard Erickson, Nancy Luby, Dick Osborn, Bill Muntz, Bill Hubbard, Harlen Terwilliger, Patty Jones, ,lean Armitage, Claudine Norris. Special thanks are given to Pollyanna and Mrs. Seely who contributed their valuable time and equipment so that we could have the fine group pictures K sw,,Qg, 1 Li is. ...B A which add so much to this years book. Corrine Cage, Pollyanna Seely, and Melvin Whitesman were awarded free Roundups, Corrine and Pollyanna for the many pictures contributed and Melvin for the winning poster in the Roundup poster contest. Jean Armitage, Camera Club President, and Betty lo Daughtery were most helpful in organizing the pictures and names for the pages of graduates. To the above named and to the others who contributed to the success of the Roundup the committee composed of Mr. Loyd Landes, Mrs. Helen Taylor, and Mr. Carl Ehmann wish to express their Warm thanks. Special credit for material aid is given to Mr. Stanley F. Hill, Long Beach Engravers, and Mr. Richardson, of The Royal Press, Ltd., printers. fa lr A a J ' f 4 . mf Fw? iii MW' A as . SHG . . ,-MA, . ' ...L ...,,...,- Ml, 'fn EDUCATIQIN FOR FUTURE HE Creative English Class was first organized by Dr. Helen Rees Clifford in order to give those pupils interested in creative writing, oral expression, or dramatics an opportunity to develop this talent. Many and varied activities have been carried on each semester by this group. Recent accomplishments have been the creation of a sound technicolor motion picture, two panel discus- sions before P. T. A., and a project in which members of the class wrote books. The panel discussion was entitled, uThe World We Want.7, Through participation in this panel the members of the group learned to think for themselves and speak what they thought. Members of the panel who are pictured on the opposite page are: Jim Hill, Harry Victor, Donna Mozingo, Frances Dewire, Shirley Woold1'ige, Barbara Pike, Shirley Wells, Lewis Shuman and Carl Pearlston. Members of the class that have been in the class more than one semester are, Gene Irby. Donna lVlozingo, Helen Newcomb, Donna Petterson, Phyllis Charles, Robert McVicer, Harriett Hudson, Joan Knoaf, Gordon Brown, Harry Victor, Sherwood Moore, Lewis Shuman. MODEL AIRPLANE FLOWER ARRANCEM ENT FEBRUARY CLAS READING CLAS AT ESMEN, FUTURE LEADERS ODAY in Will Rogers .Iunior High School the Special Intc-rvst Classes are playing a major part in educating our young Arm-rirans for the futurv. Two, thirty-fiw minute periods are sffl asidc- 4-amrh week so that the students may olilain a better tmdc-rstandingz of many Pssential sulmjef-ts which are ol yital interest not only to them as indiyiduals hut to tlurir 1-onnnunity. Thr- Arithmetic- and Reading 51-ry'ir'e Classes promote lretter reading and mathvmatiral alvility. The Speech Clulw proyidf-s students an opportunity' to exprf-ss themselves orally. The many Iiolwlmy classes giw students a vliance to group thvni- selves ac'n'ording to mutual intflrvsts. and gin- many chances for future you-ations. Today First Aid is being lausfht in Will Hoge-rs throughout the eighth grads-. A Girls First ,Kid Corps has In-c-n organized undvr the Pxvellent supvryision of Mrs. lloyd. They' invvt every' Friday at 13:30. During an air raid they re-port to the girI's grynmasium and room IU9. Thciy art' rvady to twat pativnts for shovk. and aid the U'll1'Ill'I'S in any way Ilf'i'CIt'CI. These girls are playing a major part in safe-guarding tht- Iwalth and well-In-ing ol' our studvnts. PANEL MEMBERS MATH CLASS JUNIOR RED CROSS SPECIAL INTEREST MATH SPECIAL INTEREST READING ROUNDUP ASSEMBLY FIRST AID CORPS K l URCIIESTBA Hli WILL ROGERS Junior High School orchestra has appeared several times on programs since last Septemher, in 19-12. Their first lJ1'0fLI'itlllS were gixen lJ?l'l'lIll19I' l ith and 15th, playing at that time for the seventh. eighth. and ninth grade asselnhlies. Un December l5th they gave a group of numhers for the P. T. A. afternoon meeting. and appeared again for the same organization January 12th, 1943. The Southern California Nlusie Festix al which has been, in previous years. a great musical event, and has included thousands of music students from all Southern California. in orchestras. t'IlSP1lllJlf S. and soloists. could not he carried on in the same way because of war conditions. This year our Festival was a connnunity project in which only local talent from our Long Beach Schools nas presented. We had a eonihined all Junior High Orchestra made up of players from the six junior high schools. , . lhcre were also solos. quintets. and quartets en- tered. Each group from our schools displayed un- usual talent. Will Rogers presented fourteen soloists and a woodwind quintet. The String linsenihle played for the P. T. A. No- xeniher lfth. 1912. ' The newly organized Symphonetle played lor the P. T. A. March 16, l9'l3. The Syniphonette also made recordings for Miss Clillord. Nlr. Strang has done a wonderful job with our orchesrta. and has made it one ol the hest if not the hesl organizations ol' its kind in the school system. WINDWOOD QUINTET STANDING: tl.-om., 11.1.1 SEATED: tl.nrn-11 ttntlson SOLOISTS SEATED, SECOND ROW FRONT ROW: Y ii sf-sf.. ou. ltnlmi-i XX.tlIt-r, Wold huuluall. Helen lxinul-all. STANDING: lion Dt-Will. l,ouise l.ehn1.1n. Bcity Itartvlla. Carol Gentry, Martin Tincln-r : 'Klan ko.-n. I-.tlnlie I-:et-m.ui. tticlmartl 'Xl'-IM-1-Iv. I..-urge Barlow. ll.-i.nIIinn tire:-xuuotul, Ht-len Ixinilnnll, Kathrxn I.vu-tlahl. WIUSICAL EDUCATIUN Fllll THE FU'l'Ullli GLEE CLUB llll Clilflf CLLTB too has taken part in umm programs. They sung first for the sewnth. vigzlitli. zuicl ninth graflv assmiililies. A sextvltv of girls. sole-cted by Miss Elliott plus the Boys CIP? Club sang at a Sunday inevting lwlcl at the Y. W. C. A. in honor of diflmviit Clulm Prvsiclmits of Southvrn California. 'llwo progrruns werv given for thc l'. 'l'. A. 'l'lu- Iirst living u Christmas program 'llhe Clf-e Cluli also took part in a llI'UgII'LlIIl all the Municipal Auditorium for the Musiv lfvstixa. This group was under the capable su if-rvision and clirvvtion of Nliss Elliott. 1 GIRLS GLEE AND BAND t1h.rll.n'omli.-, 41.11 lx Loi.-oi.ni. llill Ili-XX ill. Ilou lfmv. KI iuiim- lI.lIIslv'ml. lion lloliu, Ilun Im-N-lu-r. Yoiinziu lxo-fli. Ill.in l..im-rom-I-. 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ALL CITY TRACK MEET CllAMPIONS ws, N m V vauuaaaaaaew a imxgggnqpqlgjggg WWN XWWV K we 55 Q fb Q W gi . M4-sw INTRAMUBAL CHAMPS . A i Q , . sv t i V' ii v fr.. V .. -. 'jf-1 ,, y gg. A .. Ti J' 2 W .,..: : , 5 2 1 QW Q., y ti ::, f 1 1 A Q t. .- 5- ..-.- Q - , W, Q wiffwi sg 4 Qniri wr 1'-9 t .?Q?f fi.. A is 1533. E -V g 4. 5- :I A ' ' Q ,.,, as tf5L 5339? - I ', 4 H1 2 'f- . ills 1 Effgmi- as A ..... 4 E, V- , ,.,, . I 'wk' I k :,.- V. V. , VE I . ' V .-L' ' W f ww?L?f 1 alalmg' 3 A + aa2af1?aFWW 9 . M , 3? K 4 v i t ei -tn, he 'igaf M 5 ' ww -4 ES, Will Rogers 1-ante through with flying colors at the annual all city track meet, outshining the school making second plave by 23 points. Rogers also won the cup for having the highest percentage of boys there with 405 of our lmoys represented. Little gold trark shoes were given to the high point winners in each division. ln the HA division Hay lVlm:Coy captured the track shoes, while in the HRW division Paoli Hall reveived the shoes. ln the HC? division Robert Holmes, and lavk Strom were outstanding. Rogers won the MA and HC divisions but lost the 'LB77 hy one point 20-Zl. ln this track meet fine clean sportsmanship was shown and every school, and every boy tried his hardest to win. A A N if 9A 209-Spccdball, Football, Basketball Champions-National League The VZ fllnrn' Haines. Hzxrlnli llillvr. Don Ch-luml. Vfaltcr Glerklvr, lion Score. lkninl llugzlfles. .lohn Crntvlllin-lil. Alun Nason. Peter Stvplin-ns, llonalnl lfilliznns. Druid Xlvllmialil. llill Nivolni. Gerald Gulxnn. Center Row: lhlvitl Drieslnwk. llrnw' llouglimw. Back ROWS ,lorry flluntz. J.u-k Anlgsln11g4'l'. Clmlles Blur-k. 7B 206-Football, Basketball Champions-Marine League Fronl' Row: .lnnu-s Simpson. Bob Nippoll, Marvin Magid. Batik Row: llolv Storey. Rug:-r llolin. llun Clxoqnr-ttf-. Homml hjnnuo. 7A 201-Basketball Champions-Marine League Fl'0l1f to BECK! Neil Pinnvy. Wilton ll.xns4'v'. llirlmrd l,zmn'1u'v. llilly llnlrlrzuxl. llonalfl Robinson. llolm Finnllnns. Arnlir' lloyd. llnrlvn Tm-rxsilligl-r. Lvlioy Knonlv-. SB 205-Football, Speedball Champions-American League LEH' to Righlt Holi Keller. liolu 'l'vwksln1ry. lloli Ca1'x'er. llny l'lrlun. Donulml l.:iwrm-nt-v. llIzx1lr'i6v Gray. llivk Svlinefer, Doxmltl llnnslvnl, llulwrt Vliriglll. lislwartl l l'm'4-lnaul ST. PATBICKQS DAY FESTIVAL HE morning of Sl. Patrick! Day found the girls of Rogers dressed in gaily colored peasant skirts and white hlouses with dashes of green being very plentiful. Why ? Because it was the day of the Rogers Rythm Festival. One hundred and seventy mothers were the guests ol the girls this day. The mothers enjoyed the irish Picnic Dance, the Shamrock Dam-e and the Virginia Reel. Dainty cookies and lemonade were served to the girls and their guests in the gaily decorated girl's hungalow. Even if Old Mr. Sun didnit shine very brightly a grand time was had lay all the girls and their mothers. 8A 210-BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS-AMERICAN LEAGUE Bill Munlz, Jim Montague, John Morey, Noel White, Gerald Johnson, Ronald Fenwick. far' X My '1 .W ge , .s ,wif 9. '-saw? S BUILDING HEALTH FOB THE FUTURE S the knowing ones look back on the athletic season of 1942-4-3, they notice that the calisthenics played a major part in the health program at Rogers. This phase of physical education assisted in the actual playing stamina of participants in the varied intramural activities. When summer was still evident, and classes were settling down to their studies, speedball followed by football and basket- ball were the 'Lbig three. Overwhelming winners in these were the 9A's. Leading their teams to victory were John Crutch- field, David Hughes and Alan Nason. King Mud and Queen Bain were fea- tured, as paddle tennis held sway over the well populated grounds. Myron Pelsinger, Bobby Mayes, and Ray Ecton were winners in classes A, B, and C, respectively. When the air was tangy, the field hard and springy, naturally track was at its best. A good group of trackmen were gathered at the starting line when the coach called for the heats. Bay McCoy, Bob Hall, Chuck Roth, Richard Ellis, and Tom McLaughlin reigned as head spike- sters of track and iield. Baseball, the nation's favorite sport, ended the school intramural competition. P HE Girls Leaders Corps under the direction of Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Boyd is composed of representatives from each class and various other oflicers of our school. This group dis- cusses and solves many problems that come up in physical education. The girls work out rules and other parts of the physical education program. Sports events such as festivals, play days, and Olympics are planned by this organization. This year the Girls Leaders Corps has con- tributed a great deal towards the school's wel- fare. The girls have put forth an effort to make this school a better one. During health month, April, many of the girls drew posters on posture or health. The posters were then sent to department stores such as Buffums' where they were on display. The Leaders Corps has also done many other things to add to our'Will Rogers Junior High School, and have tried hard to participate cooperatively with the rest of the schools, activi- ties. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Boyd, Doris June Miner, Janice Roudebush, and Patricia Rolo, our teachers and officers, have kept the Leaders Corps the organization it is. LEADERS CORPS OFFICERS Upper Right: Pat Rolo, Secretary. Cellfefl .lunice Routlebush, Vice-Prcf-iitlvlll. LOWEI' Right: Doris ,lunc Miner. l mm-es llcwirc In I nt GIRLS LEADERS C0llPS CIDXSWVAIN PICTURICIJ are the executive members of the journalism class. This body is responsi- ble for the school paper of monthly -publi- cation. The Coxswain is published for the experience of making a tabloid of the stu- dents own creation. The journalism class works as a group and compiles its efforts as one. Pupils honored for outstanding work are: Barbara Bishop, Ray McCoy and Robert Pucci. Mrs. Hoyt is the sponsor and supervisor. 'M in .J VN. wg? X, M xi X. I! 5 af 4, if fr ww' 'Q-I , ,f I y ' 9 , 4- 176 ., I Q ali 4 x 1 ' .M ' , f W V 2i' ami. uni S- a ' if u r rl li .L l 3 r r l I . V. l i l r L i L 9A-202 BOYS-Bruce Belisle, Billy Clark, Bob Hall, Donald Hall, John Hildebaugh, Bruce Kaump, Robert Mayes, Tommy'TfIcLaughlin, Sherwood Moore, Richard Olson, Don Palmer, Carl Pearlston, E. B, Pointer, Charl s Roth Dick Schilling, Jack T licki. CIRI-s1'Carolyn Bendlage, Geraldine Bermudez, Janet Coleman, ' , ela Garcia, Mary Harris, H ' H on, g E aine oseph, He mb, Charlene c win , we 394511, B ' an une Simpson, Patricia Sittig, ean aight, Caro me Todd, Georgia Yan Houtgii Martha Watkins, Kathleen Whitney. 9A-106 BOYS-Frederick Brinckman, Gordon Brindell, Tom Farnswarth, Wayne Kelso, Louis Kessler, Bill Lawson, Bill Lutes, Burl McColm, Robert McVicar, Dick Osborn, Harr ictor, Bill Weaver. GIRLS-Charlene Ahern, Patricia Aldrich, Beverly Bergeron, Barbara Bishop, Jackie Bonzer, Pallie Bottorff, Christie Cadman, Barbara Cunningham, Dorothy Deatherage, Beverly Dolby, Dorothy Ellis, B , Rosemary Heiner, Betty Huck, Marilyn Johns, Peggy Johnston, Louise Lehman, Anne Massey, Anna Jean Schaefer, Joanne Shanley, Catherine Squire, Cathleen Whipple. 9A-104 B0YS1Raymond Bays, Robert Cagle, George Dufort, Richard Eicbsen, Malcolm Gentry, Lewis Holston, Norman Ives, John Eubank, Comer Knowles, David Mills, Bill Sloane, Jim Willet, Dick Wright. ' - clRl.s1Marjorie Allen, Jean Armitage, Lillian Bratsalis, Joan may Isabel Burton, Betty Jo Daughtry, Betty Garfinkel, Connie o erg, Geraldine Greenwood, Mar Jo Irish Donna Krupp Marilyn Melvin, Donna Mozin o, ir ey ate, Patsy Perryl g1 eau, anice ush, Martha Strong, Shirley e s. 9A-102 BOYS-Dick Alguire, Burt Bewley, Gordon Brown, Don Crosby, Don DeWitt, Eugene Garton, Dick Hudson, Ray McCoy, Wally Peck, M ron Pelsinger, Walter Schnebly, Lewis Shunian, Roger Westcott, u ' n. A ' 1-i-rx- GIRLS-Peggy Adams, Judy Balser, Dorothy Brown, Ellen Clark, Barbara Crail, Greta Dillingham, Jo Ann Field, Dona French, Gene Irby, Libb ames Marcia Kyzor, Marybelle McCreary, Jane Meyer, r er, Dona Plante, Patricia Rolo, Joan Roach, Norma Ru enstein, I-'ranges Sterling, LeNoi Wellman. 9A-101 BOYS-Don Allen, Bob Anderson, Richard Ellis, Ellis Feinstein, Robert Hathaway, James Hawthorne, Richard McNeely, Guy Pronier, Junior Storey, Bill Strickland, George Ziegler. GIRLS-Georgia Allison, Beverly Ballard, Sally Bird, Kathleen Blackburn, Doris Cannon, Charlotte Donnel, Jean Driscoll, Joyce Hurley, Betty Iliii, Marnell Indart, Peggy Legt, lyggllig Lundberg, Phyllis McLaughlin, Doris une MIHQI- irginia Pat- terson, Barbara Pike, J Orothy oss, Betsy Sandiier, Emilie Shepard, Jeanne agner, Olga Wagner, Dogthy Wilson. 9a-z1o mf' B0YS1Trept n , William Bolesworth, Alan Fair, Ronald Fen- wick, Allan riedman, Duane Fulcher, Dick Hanson, Gerald Johnson, Kaye Jones, Word Kimball, Alan Koch, Jimmie Montague, John Morey, Irwin Osher, Arthur S h eider, Howard Schrock, Don Taylor, Lloyd Whaley, il ite, oel White, Ray Von Lossberg. GlRLs1Billie Boas, Jod C nnin ham, Millicent Davis, Connie Eyerman, Almalou Feltham, Helef Kimball, Doris l.aBouuty, Kathryn Levedahl, Bonnie Lowe, Virginia Mayers, Marjiune McClelland' Pauline Nelson, Morene Wetzel, Shirley Zeese. BOYS--Charles Bouck, Lawrence Bryce, Ronald Dean, David Ellis, Earle Hggjgy, Rober e r, Eddie Eewe, Ernest Leky, Richard Mannex, Bi Muntz, David amsey, eodore Ruprecht, Harold Solomon, Billy Thompson, Peter Willis, Richard Yeo. GIRLS-Norma Blair, Sunshine Goldberg, Ann Hod es, Ph liss Horowitt Jacqueline Kelley, Helen McDowell, Shirle Moore, ielsen, Mary Putnam, Marjorie Rohne, arnet a ey, Kathryn Schmidt, Helen Sgllery, Jerrie Smith, Joan Sperbeck. Joan Wilkinson Shelia Wilson, Beverly Wilson, Marjorie Wood. 8A-205 B0Ys1George Barlow, QILLLBSDMBK. Bob Carver, Ray Ecton, Ed- ward Freeman, Maurice Gray, Donald Hansted, Donald Law- rence, Baird Sammons, Dick Schaefer, Philip Simpson, Bob Tewksbury, Marvin Tincher, Richard Waller, Don Wilson, Robert Wright. GIRLS-Betty Bartella, Marilyn Behrens, Maxine Cohn, Carol Drum, Bobbye Frederickson, Corrine Ga e, Carol Gentry, Janet Hawkes, Dixie Hazelwoom, orralne ohnson, Violet Johnson, Barbara Kessler, Patsy Keys, Elizabeth Lewis, Helen Marker, Hail-STEER? Gwen Thomas, Gloria Mae Turner, Erma Jeanne Wortley, Harryette Wilson. 8A-'II2 BOYS--Ronald Cytron, Ted Harris, Donald Holm, Robert Holmes, Lewis Lane, Roy Miller, Edward Pawley, Billy Queen, Jerry Swanson, Richard Tullsen, M 1 Jack Wilkinson. GIRLS-Lucille H. Anglim, Wanda Beiloh, um, Peggy Leigh Clark, Edith Cross, Cherie Igengh, Ffma Geblan e Jeffers, Vivian lohnson, Joan Kno , aro e ett, anc . Joanne Mason, Nadine rric Claudine Frances Norris, Vir inia Prahl, June Price, M Virginia Lee Smit, oria Stanke, Carlene Van fyttigrp, Shirley Wooldridge. 41'-W Y 8A-109 BOYS-Delbert Bowman, Bruce Brightman. Harvey Bentley Clark, Calvin Cotton, John Coultrup, Richard Goodman, Jimmie Hill, John McLacblin, Bill Minor, Donald Phillippi, Bob Pistole, Bill Ritchey, Bill Roberts, Jack Strom, Leigh Walquist, Pren- tice Yandell. -11 GIRLS-Anniec schieris, Barbara Becker, Arden Bernard, Bar- bara anc ard, atherine Blackburn, Phyllis Charles, Piney Cooke, Barbara D lyn Dewey, Anita Dillinger, Patty.Douden, LuJean Callaway, Joanne Harris, Patricia Hull, Jane Mannex, Jackolyn Martin, Virginia Nas? Donna Petterson, G ell, Arden Poulsen, Suzanne .amuelson, Marjorie Wilson. 8B-209 BoYs1Walter Boyd, Jack Challacombe, Wilton Houser, Oliver Holmes, William Hubbard, Le Roy Knowles, Richard Lawrence. Robert McConne , Neil Pinney, Donald Robinson, Michael Sa ot, o er immons, Burien Terwilliger, Jackie Vandewark, Robert Williams. GIRLS-Ali a Aus' , AQ11.BiI,tl, CaroLyL.Cbztm.bers, Cornelia, Famswortlh Marig Juliett Qgcia, LoisYYKenned , Janet Lead beair, Ruth Millg, Vergettl Petty, Pollyanna-Sea lVlarcf-ll? sramrm.-- ' J-' iw J 8B-'II4 BOYS-Lawrence Avner, Arthur Bays, Jack Corroll, Jack Chubb. Hal Hammons, James Harsh, Joseph Joy, .lim LaFleur, Eric Lucas, Guy Montague, Bob Nesmith, David Price, Richard Secord. GIRLS-Mary Jane DeWeese, Barbara Gibbous, Patricia Katter- john, Janet MacKinnon, Mai' , Mary Beth Morris. Beverly Rohland, Marie Sarvas, Betty Je-au Slot-ornbe, Margaret Wells, Beverly Stone. 7A-207 BOYS-Herbert Sealen rhlams, Jerry Brett, Raymond Alan Camp- bell, arH LeeTETE-William aii, RTchard Fllorri E, Billy Cunningham, Uialil Glines, Jglln Siegfreil lohnson, Allan ack Manion, Donald Fraffs Meadows, Richard Phmffg- Harvey Plante, HarlarT'PlFnb, Bill Rieherson, 'BET Salley, George Shuman, Roheihstbne, Richciil Woodside, DEH Worley. F YW GlRLS1Lee,-E-LLLAII rini Shirley Ann Bakgg Belt Brox Nancy Carmody, Mary Helen Durkee, Juaim Gebb,-Ebga Rm y Joanng Chasi-Hollinger, Estlier lzane, Ell'en 'KliN: Martin, Dolores Orndofi, Nffiy Lee Rid-ggway, Maxine STE Mar Helen Sawyer, Wanda Jean Schneble, Barbara Jer!-i.Sgjth, Joyce St yllis Van' Ness, BabelTe White, Barliara Wootl- fgl.Nflc9J.!J1LYKv9JF1ilf7' W' ' ' 7A-206 BUYS-Bob Alkire, Roger Bolin Don Cho uette Jack Bell Craw ford, Tommy Del Coma, Haydon Howdy, Larr Gilpin, Dean Hagaman, lack Harrison, Ray Haile, Marvin leonard Magid, Bobbie Ni olt, Larr Alvin SBe , James Simpson, Cggpy Norman SmitB, Kenned Smith, Howard Jose li S ano, Phillip Smith, Robert Storey, Harold ,Van Lkgsiflgb GlRl.s1Donna Dean Allstead, Beverl Belisle, Shirlgywlliggka Alice Ruth Burton, loAnne Dic ie, ean Friedmaga Jean Gartner, Mary Hadley, Nancy Herron, Carljigghes, Karen Johnson, Marian Kariger, Jacqueline Light, Josjgg Mofoffs Dorof'E Robinson, Mary Weber, Nancy -Wiggs, Alla Williarrls, Joan ison. ' livin 7A-201 BoYs1Carroll Ailnian, Max Baehr, Dick Bent, Robert Dexter, GI David Gillingham,-L ' in, Jay 'Rirf Jackson, EQ Kalis, Norman Keesler, Dwig t efner, Dell-Dl..Brice, John Selover, Alton Smith, Leonard Smith, Billy Stannard, Charles Storey, David Stricklggd, Dick, Walter -fllorrange, Paul Weihy, Byron C. Weissberg, Bobby Whiflifk. RLS-Helen Arlene-Becker, Dig Black, Cassg, Bonzeg, Joan Freeland Carter, An.rL-Liati Prilllx Davies, Beverly Degele, Nancy Eubank, Jean France, Saia Greenvilhe, Goldie Harcug, P iscilla Harder, y Mortimgqfe, Rose Marie ic os, Qerrtgiilghgollard, Mary Kun Peterson, Donna Lee Tinkham, Sally Tucker? '-'M' -.,....- .......... 7A-200 BOYS-Graham Abernathy, Jack Burton, Robert Dixon, Melville GI Eaton, Dave Eckenroth, Clark Ray Green, Riclhird Greg, WTI? Wynn Hucker, Kenneth Kronlund, Joseph Maltby, Eugene Sankey, Charles Smiley, Selden Spencer, Richard Steade, Bob Tfylof Craig Woods, Donald-McNeely, Rodney Whaley. RLS-MtLtilyLlL.An3l,ersqp, Vir inia Anderson, Constance Barr, Patricia Benlgm, Patricia Boyle, Deryf Cooke, irgmia o e, Phydlisf Hadtery, Patty' son, 'Sliirl'eTflohnso'rTfPatr1cia Jo,nes,,'BeEyMl:ou LawreHce, Barbara LundbeFZJlVIEHlyn Metzgef Patty Lou Miller,AW'iTl'agl1rQe, Norrimner, Rosalie'S1Ei23- vitcb, Barbara Selover, Marilyn Swpe, Janii-dliompson, Suzanne Wilson. - ' ' 7B-204 BOYS-Robert Asterin, James Blake, James Cotton, Jimmy Darling, Stanley Fosholdt, Richard ohnson, William Kidder, Ernest Leuenberger, Alvin Lewis, Robert Mclntyre, Neil Moon, Alan Paul, Seymour Rosenberg, Allan Schulman, Clark Searle. GIRLS-Jacqueline Aitken, Jacqueline Belanger, Marilyn Bolin, Carmean Boyer, Etheleen Capon, Norma Jean Hall, Joan Jo , Patricia Keller, Joanne La Bounty, Joanne Lovett, larrilyn Lowe, Barbara Maher, Shirley Mallon, Diane Murilla, Beverly Neuter, Suzanne Perry, Mary Ramsey, Sharon Swanton, Doris Trussell, Shirley Van Camp. M, WILL BOGEBS IIOME ll00M GROUPS gpg l . 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