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

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BIDUNIDUP lintiring effort and many hours on the part of teacliers and pupils were spent in the pro- duetion of this YGHIIS Roundup. Snapshots were subniitted by Raylllibllll Fielding, Thurston llickason, Caroll Ailman, Jackie Aitken and Bob Dixon. Sineere appreeiation is extended to Mrs. Seely for the taking: of group pictures and help- ing the members of the Roundup Club with the developing and printing of their snapshots. She nas ably assisted in her work at the school by Lawrence Bryee. Supervised by Miss Meikle. Beverly Jordan. Jo Ann Dickie and Naney Woodruff handled the sales and sales eon- tests. Xaney Wvoodruff also prepared the the posters and cover design. Articles were written by Jackie Aitken, Bay Haile, Beverly Nemer. ,lean France, Lael Fuller, Carroll Ailman and Bill Brown. Thanks to the Long: Beach Engraving Company and the Royal Press Limited for printing the Roundup, and to Mrs. Hoyt, Mr. Rolo, Mrs. Swope, Mr. Vredenhurgh, Mrs. Lefkin and Mrs. Shallenberger the proof readers. To these and the many' others who eontributed to the suer-ess of the Roundup, Mr. Leffing- well and his assistants extend their sincere thanks. A DAY AT SCHOOL 'ir CLOCKWISE ANOTHER DAY WOOPS!! LATE AGAIN WE TOP THE CITY CHOW LINE LOCKER TROUBLE A STITCH IN TIME AT EASE YIPEE!! SCHOOL IS OUT

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Y T 1 WVIIBKING TOWAllIl VICTOBY Bond and stamp sales at Rogers this year, up to May l5. amounted to almost 3911l,000, wbieli averages more than 3377.00 per person. After winning the eity-wifle XVar lioncl Contest in November. llogers was visitecl by Knox Manning. no- ted war eorrespondent. Mrs. lfdwarcl F. lialier, War Aetixities Clliiifltliill., presented lbe awards wllieli were an original eopy of a painting from the Chinese Ink Slit-k by Kurt Wim-se. and an original letter from Strutbers Burt. Paper drives wx ere another part of Rogers' contribution to the war effort. Almost 22.5 tons were colleetefl, netting the student body funcl more than 95210. Art elasses made almost 3.000 boliflay tray favors wbieb were given to the wounded at Long lieaeb Yaxal Hospital. Five afghans and about one linnclred bot water bottle 4-overs were inacle by the Junior Heil Cross for the war neerly. Artieles were eontribnterl by the pupils for edneational gift boxes. vm RED CROSS Seated: Edwina Cladden, Geor- gia Bowman, Janet O'NeiI. Goldie Harcus, Shirley Mallon, Carilyn Lowe, Rose Marie Nichols. Sfandlng: Nancy Eubank, Don- na Lee Tinkham, Kay Leh- man, Mrs. Swope. -T fi- 5 z - iris, .--v 2' wart 1 145 i sq- i s .. ff .fri . if .fu b : isis 'aff 1 El i ., if , . af-Q . Y COXSWAIN Seated: Jean France, lla Jean Chambers, Lael Fuller, Leon Pelsinger. Sfanding: Faustcna Fradd, Mrs Hoyt, Don C-lines. K i A Q I

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