Roosevelt High School - Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Swinging Into Step With Our Enthusiastic Leaders I Junior Dramatic Club Vivian Personett, President, La Claudia Clarke, Vice President, Phyllis Haight, Secretary. I Senior Girl Reserves Rose Kiernan, President, Pearl Manaugh, Vice President, Kathelyn Eastes, Secretary, Jean Spencer, Treasurer. I Press Club Clarence Vereb, President, Frank Hulatai, Vice President, John Senko, Secretary-Treasurer. I Junior Girl Reserves Violet Tutan, President, Margaret Pruznak, Vice President, Helen Almason, Secretary, Josephine Locasio, Treasurer. I Boys' Basketball Team Eddie Kumiegi, Captain, Steve Pruznak, Manager. I Cross Country Team Milton Miller, Captain, Joe Stachura, Manager. Page Seventeen Compliments of Barton Cleaners anal Dyerx I Wrestling Team Matt Kasza, Captain, Walter Czerwinski, Captain, John Senko, Manager, Peter Kasper, Manager. I Football Team Ray Gunderson, Captain, John Kucharski, Manager. I Girls' Basketball Team Lois Johnson, Captain, Louise Stiglitz, Captain. I Tennis Team John Ellis, Captain, Russel Baron, Manager. I Swimming Team Edna Mae Rieheson, Captain. I Junior Class Officers Peter Vuchinas, President, Adam Macak, Vice President, Ray llynich, Secretary-Treasurer. I Sophomore Class Officers Paul Cashman, President, James Burke, Vice President, Martha Daniels, Secretary-Treasurer.

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Swinging Into Step With Our Enthusiastic Leaders I Cadet Glee Club Carolyn Kerr, President, Lois Smith, Vice President, Martha Ann Duncan, Librarian, Lacadia Clarke, Librarian, Salama Przepolewski, Merit Secretary. l Hi-Y Club Carl Hoffman, President, James Addison, Vice President, Bruno Riccomini, Secretary, Howard Mor- ris, Treasurer, Sam Krizmis, Ser- geant at Arms. l R. O. A. Club Louise Stiglitz, President, Norean Morris, Vice President, Mildred Trtan, Secretary-Treasurer. l C. B. C. B. Club Harold Layer, President, Paul Haburay, Vice President, Stanley Dubis, Secretary, Paul Cashman, Treasurer. l Student Council Dick White, President, Peter Vuchinas, Vice President, Helen Johns, Secretary. l Junior Red Cross Jane Golesc, President, Florence Mack, Vice President, Elizabeth Pasevoli, Secretary. l Health Board Louise Stiglitz, President, Mar- garet Wilson, Vice President, LeRoy McCrea, Secretary. l Patrol Boys Bill Kowalski, Captain, Emo Ko- walski, First Lieutenant, Mike Holjter, Second Lieutenant. l A. G. S. A. Art Club John Jacuses, President, Peter Jasis, Vice President, Rudolph Runko, Treasurer, Conlee Wyatt, Secretary. l Citamard Dramatic Club Margaret Sitwell, President, Florence Mack, Vice President, Jack Little, Secretary. I Edita Club Sigrid Strickland, President, Jeanette Castle, Vice President, Mildred Trtan, Secretary-Treasurer. l Nature Study Club Lorraine Hoffman, President, Dorothy Dawson, Vice President, Bob Twyman, Secretary. Page Sixteen Compliments of Hoffmanlx Pharmacy

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l A tinge of Autumn in the airl Eager students hurry to answer the first call for football candidates! Suits are issued! Gridiron men prac- tice new maneuversl The season begins! l Beyond a doubt the l933 team was one of the greatest in the his- tory of Roosevelt High School. Only four of these teams ever crossed the goal line, a record of which to be proud. We made a total of llO points, our opponents totaled 3l points. I This year's team was led by Cap- tain Ray Gunderson, quarterback, who called the signals and showed quick thinking in his choice of plays. Peter Oswego, one of the best drop-kickers in the region also played quarterback. At the guards we had Steve Jagadich, Stanley Petropolis, Jack Hupke and Adam Macak, who did their part in break- ing up the opponent's line. At end, we had Cleo Diehl and Eddie Rucin- ski. These boys were especially apt at snagging passes. At tackle we could always rely on John Ginay, Delbert Hartley, John Rossman and Joe Lokanc. For ball carriers we had the fullbacks Frank Patrick, who was chosen on the All-State High School football team and Peter Hanes. These boys were always good for a few yards when a first touch down was needed. Our half- backs were Louis Seles, Norman Passmore, Edward Bakota and Frank Barlog. l Our l933-34 basketball team was one of the finest ever turned out in this school. Although the season's Passing Pigslcinsl Grapplingl Tossing Balls! record displays a total of nine wins and eight losses, it is a well known fact that five of the eight defeats were by the small margin of not more than three points. l The Riders opened their season by defeating Hammond Tech in a very close game with the final score 22-20. ln the second game of the year we were defeated by Froebel l7-20, on the following night we defeated Thornton Fractional 46-l7. Valparaiso took a thrilling 2O-2l victory from the Riders which was followed with a 26-24 victory over the Whiting Oilers The Riders were turned back by Horace Mann, Froebel, Valparaiso and Washington before starting their five game win- ning streak in which they defeated such teams as Whiting, Emerson, Horace Mann, and Catholic Central. I Roosevelt lost the City Cham- pionship to Washington l l-34, and also lost to Hammond in a return game. We closed our schedule by trouncing the Hobart Brickies 33-20. l lt would not be fair to close the summary of the season without mentioning the boys who were re- sponsible for the enviable record in basketball this year. As forwards were Cleo Diehl and Frank Patrick, who made many needed points dur- ing the season. At guard, we had John Kowalski, Eddie Kumiegi and Stanley Dubis who besides being the main stays in the defense, did a lot to improve the offense of the team. At center we had Eddie Rucinski who always tried his best to bring the tip-off to Roosevelt. Page Eighteen A d I pl y l ii Dyke, Cfomplinzculs of Friealmari ,leivelrrt