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

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INTERESTS from lllf' l'Illll'fl States. Sonic lmvo rollcvted only usvrl stumps: otbcrs only ininl stamps. Ap- proxiniatvly M50 is tba- avvragv prim paid fora stump by the boys. Tho most valuable staunp in thi- world vosts 575000. Utbvr spevial groups also time been busy. Girls Leaclvrs Corps sponsorerl the support of iiliinf-so orphan cbildron, svvuring l50 girls to vontribute to tbvir support. The flowvr arrungvnient ffrou bas ke Jt the offif-1+ briffbt with uaosiesfi V N u . -C P . l I z- N l l u , lhe rnusn- Clf'lJilI'llIN'Tll bas been nnprovvd by tba- Mlxvd Chorus, under Mr. Dll'lilIlS0l1S instruc-lion. Boats of ull kinds are ronstruw-lf-d in tlu: Momivl Boat Building Club, uncle-r Mr. Her- nncll lIlNllllill4llI Hill! lhffy, 1 fl the 21 niclnbmmol the mb 1 . ., sail-bout. . a ll x nn- J , ' 5 - - vlub, lnucle il twvnty-four ii ' Mrs. Mixk Broaclc-ustiwf Club nwziurod ai Tlb Grade ilay on lbe life of Jobn Suttvr. r l l I . V V w l bv f.urrf1l it lfrviits Club nimnlwrs liuve kept up ssitb world affairs by intervsting reports and discussions.

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SPECIAL Pupils in Spanish Special lntercst corresponflefl with Mexican pupils in linscnacla anrl Hermosillo. Mexico. Letters were written half in Spanish and half in lfnglish so that pupils of both countries could use their own and a foreign language. The many snap-shots in thc annual arc eyiclence of the work achieyccl hy rneinlmers ol Mr. l4PffiY1gIVVGll7S Roundup Cluh. :'Teen-age toggeryfl formal ancl informal. was exhihitecl by a lluffunis' representativ- al one of the many intercsling meetings of the new Personality Cluh, directed by Miss Alicc Coppock. as on of the Special Interest groups this year. Correct 'Lhair-docsu clcinonslratccl hv Mr. Reno. hair stylist, and proper make-up shown hy Mary Hulcn, Beauty opcrator. were other practical activities enjoyed by the group. Stamp Club nieinlners have lweeonie genuine philatelists under Principal William A. Cog:- ginis direction this year. Led hy presidents, ,Iohn Marrotte and Kenneth Kronlund, the 33 members have made fine collections. Malta and Norway were the two countries from which one of the inernlrers chose lo collect stamps. Other inemlmcrs specialize in stamps exclusively

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