Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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FIRST Many lirst termers have already joined various organizations at school. Several tirst termers had minor parts in the operetta, and some have joined the Orchestra or Band. I he first term girls have organized a very good basketball team. Mary Robinson was the only first termer to receive all one's on her report card. SECOND The second termers showed interest in school activities by their membership and active participation in the clubs, athletics, and other organizations. Several second termers arc members of the Band and Orchestra. THIRD The football team, the I lonor Point Committee, the musical organizations, and the various clubs all had members from this class. Frances Chaney and Marguerite Alexander were awarded their silver Honor Point Pins. Roy Erickson was the only third termer to receive all one's this term. FOURTH For their willingness to cooperate in the Student Body Drive and the ticket sale lor the Opening Football Came, the fourth termers were awarded two boxes of apples. Several fourth termers were awarded individual prizes tor their outstanding salesmanship. The fourth termers participated not only in these sales campaigns, but also in other school activities. Several fourth termers were members ot the Gym Leaders, Spanish, or Latin Clubs. Several members of this class held prominent positions on the French and Spanish newspaper staffs. Rose Marie Riley, a fourth termer, was publicity manager tor the operetta. FIFTH The fifth termers were well represented in many activities ot the school. Several fifth termers were officers of clubs, and others were members of the Glee Clubs, Orchestra, or Band. The following girls were awarded their brass Honor Point Pins during the past term: Marjorie Aagaard. Mary Sullivan, Virginia Willson, Betty Lewis, Catherine Nelson, Em-mabclle Richards, and Margaret White. Basil Ryals was the chairman of the refreshment committee for the Senior Prom. SIXTH The sixth termers were also outstanding in their participation in various activities, such as the operetta, athletics, and clubs. Robert Englert was chairman of the decoration committee for the Senior Prom. One sixth termer. Bill Wiese, served on the Student Body Council as Public Welfare Commissioner. Marie Robinctt was elected Assistant Finance Commissioner during the past term.

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 THE BELLS OF CAPISTRANO “The Bells ol Capistrano,” an operetta whose setting is in the shadows of the Capistrano mission between Los Angeles and San Diego, was given December it, in the auditorium under the baton of Miss Edna Hollenbeck, director of the glee clubs. Roles in the operetta were Marion, the leading lady, a college girl, played by Yvonne Wendt: Laura, the college professor’s sister. Al .ata Pyshcr; Noneeta, an Indian girl, Janice Cady; and Marie, Chiquita, and Carmelita, sisters of the leading man. played by Bernice Jones, Dorothy Root, and Marybellc Adams. The boy’s lead, Ramon, was played by Wendell Johnson: Billy, a cowboy, Pat Smith; Lone Eagle, an educated Indian, Eugene Vernon; Pose, an Indian medicine man. Donald Reed: Mr. Aldcn, the leading lady’s father, Ralph Johns; Professor Anderson of the college, Webster Brusch; William, James, and Wallace, of the Professor’s college class, Everett Ball, Donald Cole, and Dexter Amend; and Jake Kraft, ranch owner, Gabriel O’Connor. The story concerns Ortegos, a Spanish family whose ranch is in grave danger because of a mortgage held by the villian, Jake Kratt. The Indians, resentful because they feel that their land has Inren taken from them by the Spanish, are persuaded by Kraft to steal Onego’s herd of cattle, shortly before the mortgage tails due. The loyally of the Indians. Noneeta and Lone Eagle, prevent disaster. As the mission hells again peal forth, happy denouncements result in the revealing of several love affairs. Mrs. Ruth Cardinal, commercial teacher, was the business manager, Mrs. Helen Hirsch, journalism teacher, was publicity adviser, and Will red Wiese, sixth termer, was in charge of sales. The manual training department, under the direction of Mr. Richard Garber, constructed the scenery: and the art department, under the direction of Mrs. 1 I axel Minton, helped with the costumes and painted the scenery. Student costume managers were Dorothy Orr and Reta Dossier. Marybellc Adams was student coach anti Anita Bonsilau was the accompanist.

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