Roosevelt High School - Round Up Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1946 volume:

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Realizing that in years to come when Father 'liime's ancient and worn hand has marked off many red and black squares on the checkerboard of life, when graying temples replace our shining black pompadours, and when our thoughts shall be lingering upon bygone days, we can wistfully hope that this book will serve a just and noble purposeythat of supplying the link from the past to the present. Thus it may assist in the remembrance of a mode of life which we here have strived to achieve. wherein tolerance is the design of living. That this design remain the theme of life as we go through it is the prayer of a peaceful world--emphasizing, not mere tolerance of other peoples, but an understanding of them. l.et this book then aid in enshrining in our hearts a true faith in that phrase-All Races, All Religions, Thats America to Nfe. C U N T E N T S ADMINISTRATION . The House I Live In SENIORS f-And a Promise for 'I'0mor1'ouJ CLASSES . . will Races. All Religions CLUBS The Church. the School, the Clubhouse SPORTS The Howdy and the Handshake ACTIVITIES . CBut Especially the People Sei' EARL RONNSON' Compo What A name, a A certain W What is Am is America to mc? map, a Hag I see, ord. Democracy, erica to me? Y r , K FRANK SYNATRA tx! The House I Live In Words Ig Must by LEWIS ALLAN EARL ROBINSON Rtffalh fwifk .rznflzkirlgrj : ,iiifigegfi ,ifmgg fig The house I Love m, A flof of earfh, A sfreef, The Jr-'1 1 'S-'EWTI 4: 1-IT ,Wwe i if ,e Ji Iifii-Tfffdfivgii groc-er and Hue buick - er and Hue Peo-PIQ Ural Imeei, The an : r-31 r-Jw Fin IX, 'S 'w ' 5 gefiie 3513123 cIuI-Jren an Hue Ply-grounqfhe fac- es Hui I Seej AII rec-es, aII re -Iag-:ons IIIQIS A . 4 'T gl fx-S1 I Qeefigfg 1 ' 1 f 3 mer A ca., to me. CI-IAPPELI. 5. co. mal - J I ive THE Housta WE LIVE IN has a sign over the door, HALL WEL- COME. Wlien we chose this greeting' little did we realize that we were opening our door to the crossroads of the world, as at that time national groups seemed so far away that it would be impos- sible for so many different peoples to wend their way by our humble abode, but with the change of time and the advent of travel by air. we now have at our fireside the peoples of the world. ln the friendly chats that are carried on around the glow of our hearth, we have discussed philosophies and customs, and we End that people are not as different as we had supposed. We have learned that we are an integral part of a world organization that must develop a common ground on which the peace of tomorrow can be builtz therefore we chose wisely when we said 'Af'-XI.I. VJlEl.COME. FRANCIS L. DAUGHERTY, fprincipal I I I RosE TAYLOR STELTER, Qirls' cUice-'Principal IF OUR HOUSE is well planned, we must turn out citizens who are capable of dealing with the future, and we must practice in our own minia- ture society the objectives we strive for in a better World. I If our house is to be strong, we must build it on a foundation of human relationships. Here we must practice friendliness, cooperation, un- seliishness, and tolerance and develop the cour- age to sustain us in our beliefs, standing for the things that are right. If our house is to endure, we must carry on the ideals for which We stand, utilizing them out- side of our house and before all people we meet. If we accomplish these things, we have not only built a house, but a boy and a girl and a man and a woman. . THE HoUsE I LIVE IN . . . All the time I am building-building the house I live in-adding to it, tearing it down, improving it, bringing it up-to-date. All that matters is that it becomes more and more livable, more kindly, clean, and sound. The materials I use must be strong, Weathered in wisdom and experience. They must be bound together firmly by honesty. The Whole place must be illuminated by tolerance and understanding. The house I live in may be my home, my school, my city, my country, the world. But the house I live in, first and last, is-myself. GEORGE C. DIRCKX, 'fBoys' CUz'ce-5Pr1'ncipal ead of Our Hou e THEY SERVE AS EEACONS-CASTING ENLIGHTENMENT. THE I-IOUSIE WE LIVE IN often gives us cause to exper- ience many of life's trials and tribulations. We study our lessons and learn of the world around and beyond us, and how others live and work. But, more than that, we learn to work and play together. in harmony with each other. But, of course, we students cannot learn of such impor- tant matters without the guidance of our wise Adminis- tratorf. Under ther watchful eyes, we learn tact and tolerance of beliefs other than our own. We learn the difference between right and wrong. We sometimes chafe under the yoke of discipline placed upon us, wondering why we cannot do as we please. We sometimes even protest vehemently, little realizing the im- prudence of such action. To our unlearned way of thinking, we consider ourselves tlie best judge as to what is right and wrong. Yet a truly learned man of wisdom will admit he knows little, while big blustery men of little knowledge claim they know all. Those who teach us here in our .ill - I , House do not claim to know everything. They have studied long and hard to attain the knowledge they have, and now they wish to impart that know- ledge to us so that we may be better equipped to live in a world that requires only the best from each of us. In years to come, we shall often look back to our school days and smile with fond reminis- cences as we remember our won- derful administration and all it did for us. MR ,NRTIIUR WA YSON, MISS ORION NICKIIOIS. MISS Gl2ll'IL'I5F INAKIOKU. MISS XLXRJURII' PAl?Kl5R. AIR. FRANCXIS I. D.'XL'GHIiRTY, MR GEORGE CI. DIRC:eX. Music and qlrt, Row l, Mr Morris Halfunl, lluxn flvaumun Mr Anson Dvllne. Iavzauag., Row li Mr. Ht-nryrNcurd.1hl, Chairman. Row Z: Miss Ida Bel Row 2, Miss Nlarv Israel, Mis, Hazel- Aid, Mms Mnriorir linrdv. Not Shawn, Miss lby, Xlis Nlmnlli-.1 dei-Xrrlgunw, Klux l.h.lrl-ntre Xmlxers. Purdue Cilnnu. .IH fhilzrrvmrr: Mrs Ywtorla l,nl1chl'n,1n, Miss Doris Gilmore. Home Economics Mis: Florence qandifur Chairman I M. C d B Ni Misc Edith ,-Xrrrixlrong. Row In Slrs i-Xrriv Buclli Cowmercral Deparrmrnr, Row 1, Mrs. llazel llead ey. iss rertru e artuo ri Slri, Kathryn Fagan. Nlrs Dnnn.1 Arlgmw Klux l,rr1!x.1 lcdfng Nlxsx Pearl XlLNe:l Row I Nl'w Sywh llmr Bl' 5' X1 lrhwwn Katherine McNeff, Mrs. Flora Butler. Ci 'l Yandcrpoel, Mus Orion Nnhols, Mus Hrlcn F. Cunnan, Lhrzrrnrrir I N l bf i . . , rl , lr , , I A A fl ' ,f Tf I' ff f , I - lj m A, E' -.1 lx, X 1 l J .4 x X 4 v , j if! nr J' ' 1 W l , 1' l .ll E Surg! Sfuqlrrx llwu l Xlrx JAM frlnrlvon. Xlrx ll,1,'. l.ilwn, Mrs. E'i1.ilwlh lilmdvs. Nliv Rmchcl Staley, Mix. Lois Dingilian. Row Z, Mx. Asbury Bagwell, Nlr, Samuvl Oelrich, Ml Roland Sprakm. Mr Rav Dawson. Mr Gr-urgu YX'i lmrni, I lwrrnmv' Englmh, Ruw l, Mrs. Gwrridolyn Tuttle, Mrs. rlvan Cuuk, Mrs Frm Smith, Miss Mnlilor, Miss Edilh Frost, ffhuirman, Mrs Ruth Albee, Mrx, Elizabeth Avery, Nliss Nancy' King Row 2. Mrs, Carolina Samuclion. Mrs lirlirh lrflmnmn, Mrx Qnrvlla Draper. Xlr l.0uix Kolitwh Nlr H Ruwfl llauria Mrs Marv Bragg. Miss Rachel Suicv. Mus Thc'iw,1 Tauri ' Y' H limi gli i Math. Row l. Mrs. Ruiz Newman, Mrs. Dormhv K. Muff Sriwmu, Row l, Edith Shepard, Miss liclilh Armvtrrmg, Mrc. Margaret Murray. Mrs ray, Mrs. Anna Jones Row 2, Mr Roy Coeur, Chairman, lilimrvnrr' linker: Row Z, Nlr. Ciharlcs Oncnl. Mr. ll. Nlorlu Bnilcv. Chauniang Mr Mr. Roland Spraker, Mr. George Davis Walter Wolcoir. Nlr. .hmm Nnsli, Nlr, llmrln Fimrncc. H Qffesw :. , zg:,g,,,,,fq fl' '5 1 r- f QPWMK divan gg - -'11 11,5 X I l E l I Physiral Education, Row l, Mr. Clark Dc Groote, Mr, Richard Bishop, Chairman: .ML .loc Gonzales. Mr, Felix Pcnnino. Row Z, Miss Yvonne llousel, Mrs, Blanche Bren- nan, Nlrs. Zazs Scherf, Chairman: Miss Ellen Mitchell. Miss Margarrt Crassweller. Imluslrial Arts, Row 1, Mr. Ogden Johnston, Mr. Vvlilliam Van Velzer. Mr. John Archey, Row 2, Mr. Harry Rees. Mr Howard Thomas, Chairman: Mr. Leroy Shearer, Mr. Orville York, Mr. Edwin Macdonald, Mr. Peter Clentzos. Continuation School IN ROOSEVELTJS CONTINUATION school a concentrated program is provided in which the aim is the making of good citizens. The teachers in this branch act as coordinators between the school, the job, and the home. The students enrolled in this school attend classes four hours a week and are employed forty-four hours. Roosevelt's Contin- uation School, which was started two years ago, gives credits toward high school graduation in oflice practice, so- cial living and work experience. Row 1, Mrs. Sarah Kulberg, Mrs. Florence F. Crane, Mr. Emanuel Groobin. Row 2, Mr. George Zimmer, Mt. William H. Storkan. ACTING as the hub of the school, the offices naturally and work to make Roosevelt a smoothly running are the center of activity. To control this great job school. Their achievements are difficult to enumer- there was created a practically unmentioned group ate, but the amount of clerical work, recording, and called the office force. To theS6 people in the main general assistance which they have given is a credit office, the library. counselor's oflice, textbook office, to our school. and information office have gone large responsibilities ' S mi Terasaki. Miss Office Force, Row I, Mrs. Ruth Price Harman, Miss u Trinidad Robles, Miss Xina Zinn. Row Z, Mss Wilma Cockrell. Mrs. Martha Dodson. Mrs. Myrtle Schmitt, Mrs. Esther XVatts. A awe: S V -I .1 ,M AWE. af- 'Wee L H N 5 2 1 Q, in . rf, Q, 2 , MM, '.4,, we v,,.zW1W w g1z -L 1 ,5i2'L',LSQ' A Q X Y L. fix, -f V P' lf' A, f. as 3:81, M 4. A. 1.1 M, .. ,,.A,,...w GUS RICO, President Class of '46 SO MANY WORLDS. SO MUCH TO DO. TODAY, we are high school Seniors: tomorrow--we assume our roles as mature men and women. Our theme, our driving force, will be our goal to become leaders in this world's future. Now the world is a tumultuous scene of political conflicts, instigated by the uncertainty of economic instability. Will these same conditions defeat our efforts? Our job. the task of youth everywhere, is not to succumb to the committed errors of the past, but rather to be progressive in thought, and ever to change our future--our tomor- row. Shall we succeed? Yes, we will, because we must. This is not a determinist's world: it is a living world in which we, as an inalienable right, have the power to de- termine. The coming tomorrow is ours. There- in lies the incentive for us, the Seniors of Roosevelt High School, to make of it what we wish it to be. LENA MASSOTH, STAN THOMPSON, DoRoTHY WEBER, Secretary Vzce-Preszdent Treasurer SENIOR COUNCIL: Norma Her- era, Charlotte Radoff, Dorothy We- ber, Lessie Selesnick, Lena Massoth. Lita Palomar. Row 2, Miss King, Nedra Kron, Irma Lille, Robert Kohn, Milton Gordon, Rita Figu- eroa: Row 3, Sid Minsky, Stan Thompson, Nati Cisneros, Gus Rico, Hidekechi Nagaimini, Pete Mesa, Maria Lujang Row 4, Rich- ard La Carra, Andy Berokolf, Mr. Oelrich, Eddie Cohen, Sheldon Ol- shane. Honor L tudents Ephebians XVilliam Acosta Herbert Ahn Leonard Blanchard Bill Bogdanoff Charlotte Brown Nati Cisneros Barbara Joe Nedra Kron Lillian Kurily Gus Rico Stanley Thompson Life Uptimists Florence Dobris Kyoko Kamo Nancy Kuwata Otila Marquez Lena Massoth Aki Osawa Marjorie Reznick Saul Rosenbaum Lessie Selesnick Florence Shoji Laura Stone Claudine Stone Irene Takata Betty Takizawa Sachiko Yokota Dorothy Weber C. Sf. Sealhearers Chorlotte Brown Nedra Kron Dolores Altman Adele Weinthal Barbara Joe June Kikuchi Shirley Achtman Tybie Turowitz Claudine Stowe Lucille Abramovitz Shirley Lee Achtman Lucy Acosta 2 5 2 William Acosta Bertha Louise Adams Benard Harold Adelman Armida J. Aguilar Senorina Aguilar Herbert Kyungmo Ahn Alice Rose Alatorre Eddie Aldridge Francis Alterman Uvaldo Robert Barela Joyce Victoria Bell Albert Morris Bendich Marvin Arnold Blum William Steven Bogdanoff Charlotte Z, Brown Betty Marie Bell Irene Beltran Manya Bogdanoff Naomi Lucille Boodman OH HAPPINESS, OUR BEINB'S END AND AIM. Norman Alterman Victor Clyde Amaya Genoveva L. Arellanes Alice Maude Asendorf Leon Marco Baker Maria Barboa Dolores Rae Altman Mary Louise Andrade Elvera Areu Bablot Neil B. Barbanell 'Hur Huff wland M. Bergman Norman Berris Arnold Harris Blake :sy Hope Bullock Constance Campo Steven Castrellon, Jr. Andrew J. Berokolf Sarah Binder Leonard Blanchard Gilbert Verdugo Bustamante Mary Alice Carrillo Richard Mike Chavez 'THERE BUDS THE PROMISE GF CELESTIAL WORTH. Leatrice Ray Chernick Virginia Katheryn Church Blossom Beverly Cohen Laura Virginia Coronado Alex Joseph Cruz Heraclio David Dakos Carmen Aguirre Duardo Sidney Leonard Eisenberg Alice Escalante Rita Armida Figueroa Lydia Flaco Roselina Fontes Frank J. Chouler Natividad Pereyra Cisneros Edward Allen Cohen Rose Cravea Tony Figueroa Cluz Florence Dobris Nathan Dubin Ray Epstein Irene Garcia Espinoza Marilyn Fishke Virginia Irene Flores Abigail Leau Fox .uth Tiburica Contreras lanuel DoPorto ileanor Elaine Fagot 'lilton Bernard Freeman Irving Corn Flora Toni Dosdorian Mona Beverly Feigelstein Gloria May Friedmann ! l l i Peter Paul Garcia, Jr. Mayer Gerson Nellie Anna Golubef Mike Gonzales Rene Humbert Gonzales Milton Gordon Yetta Gotfried Marilyn Joan Grady Joseph Gerson Alice Gonzales Maurice Bernard Goodman Rose Marie Goyack EVERY MAN IS THE ARCHITECT OE HIS OWN FORTUNE. Arnold S. Greenfield Matthew Otto Haggberg John Richard Halopoff Roberta M. Harrison Frances Hernandez Virginia Stella Herrera Alicia Gutierrez Rema Louise Halliwill Sara Rae Hammer Masaji Thomas Hatae Israel Herr Carmen Hilario Gerald Morris Hilstein Jay David Hoffman Virginia Holguin Howard Inao Akio ltamura MaD-l Mlisako Ito Ray Lester Hindson Angelina Holguin Sylvia Hubner Nobuko Ishimine David Eugene Itkin Charlotte Itzkowitz 4 Helen Jimenez Dora Jojola Yolanda Gloria Juarez Kyoko Kamo Adolph Kerdoon Don Norman Killingsworth Nobuo Kitaoka William Louis Kleeger Robert Melvin Kohn Alex Korchin Nedra Jean Kron Benjamfn Kurnik Barbara Gertrude Joe Parmela Rose Jones Florine Katz June Fujiko Kikuchi Shoyei Kitayama Joseph Klimovitch Dorothy Madeline Krauss Lillian Kurily A MAN OF LEARNING HAS RICHES WITHIN HIMSELF. Yukiye Margaret Kusade Nancy Aiko Kuwata Sofia Landeros Ofelia Lawrence Seymour Lehrer Donald Harris Lenik lsadore Levine Irma Lille Carmen Josephine Lopez Ysabel Lopez 4 Raymond Lowengrub Amelia Lujan Marian Josephine Kushner Richard Louis LaCarra X Harriet Shirley Leavitt Miriam Leizerowitz Esther Leyva Celina Gloria Longuevan Irving lsadore Losnick Antonia Lugo THE DOORS OF OPPORTUNITY ARE MARKED PUSH AND PULL . THE SECRET OF SUCCESS IS CONSTANCY TO PURPOSE. 0 X David Charles Luskin Carmen Macias Norton Simon Maltz Conchita Lillian Marvel Frances Marks Josephine Marquez Dolores A. Martines Gloria R. Martinez Rose Marie Martinez Shiro Matsumoto Amalia Medina Andrew Medina Theodore Raymond Luster Vivian Gloria Maish Ted Mandinach George Margolis Herlinda Marquez Otila Gomez Marquez Frances Martinez Rose Marie Martinez Lena Massoth Masako Martha Matsunaga Amelia Medina Juanita Hortencia Medina gi r i ra Q 'Q if Q E Q l COMlNCi EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE. . i l Margaret Marie Medina Alfred Alcarcon Mendoza Dons M132 Metchkoff Samuel Jacob Minas Lorraine Minster Frances Omano l Charlotte Marion Meltzer Pete Joe Mesa Sidney Donald Minsky Ken Monobe l ,pri Sarah B. Montano Mary Mona Moreno Yoshiko Nagai Leonard Niehaus Sheldon Louis Olshane Ruby Oshio Lula Belle Moore William J. Mulligan Hidekichi Nagamine Emma Noriega Sam Chavez Ortiz Felix James Owens i Q i 5 z 5 L 5 fi 5 f x Patricia Ann Place Morris Postolov Rita Provencio Charlotte Radoff Robert Jesus Ramirez Jesse R. Ramos Jean Elizabeth Rayburn Edna Resnick Rachel Dorothy Resnick Marjorie Reznick Gustavo Vaca Rico Julia Rivas xdashi Nagaro Arthur Howard Nemoy Helen Nichunsky aria Padilla Lilla Manuela Parra Erma Frances Perez Jeanne Neiman Marilynn Newman Lita D. Palomar Evelyn G. Penny Lily M. Rivera ' Estella O. Rodriguez xl ,ij ,Qi-' , Angela V. Romero ' el R ,' ' - f q' Saul Rosenbaum ,M ,I W! , f' , . 1 Avalon Rosenthal Shizuko Sakaguchi Marcelyn Belle Saylan Gertrude Leona Shanker Gloria June Ross Jennie Marie Salvato Berton Scheinker Shizuka Dorothy Shii is 2 ' .ji lv ,l 1 n' Margaret Rivera ' b 'bfi Patricia Ann Rogers Jennie Romero ,lf I ' ' x H I 16 - Sarah Marie Rasenblatt ' 'Nj' Jil, 1 ,f i ,,,,.e iLaura Ethelyn Roberts fi S? Z i Abdenago Macias Roijas Phillip Al Romero Harriet Rosenfeld M, ,,,-. Y. ai i WE KNOW WHAT WE ARE, BUT KNOW NOT WHAT WE MAY BE. eonor Rubalcava Mildred Rubenstein Ruth Ruiz 'Xllen Salzberg Mary Asencion Sanchez Herbert Sanders ona Lea Schneiderman Martin Seftel Margaret Serna tsuko Edith Shintaku Cecelia Ann Siegel Oswald J. Simoncini Vincent Rubalcava Celia A. Ruelas John Jiro Saito Doris Samoyloff Mary Ellen Sanchez Sumiko Sasaki Florence Haruye Shoji Lessie Selesnick Bernice N. Setsuda Eugene Lawrence Scott Gabriel Silverman ' Josephine Simpson HATS OEF TO THE PASTg COATS OEF TO THE FUTURE. Elinore T. Singer Myron Slavin John J. Slevcove Gertrude Snider Teresa Gloria Snyder Aurora Laura Solis William O. Sousa Mafalda Maria Spinelli Larry Joseph Steinberg Arline Stepanian Laura Jean Stone Claudine Belle Stowe Betty Jean Stroud Irene Sachiko Takata Betty Mihoko Takizawa Lucy Talamantes Midori Tanaka Berthel N. Teplitz Delia Terrazas Stanley Leonard Thompson SEE VISIONS AND DREAM DREAMS. Margaret Cordova Torres Beatrice M. Ubina George W. Valadez Evangelina Valdez Carmen Valverde Helen A. Varteresian Tybie Turovitz Teika Uycda Anita A. Valderrama Helen Louise Valenzuela Esperanza Varela Juanita S. Villalobos Jesse R. Villasenor, Jr. Betty Irma Walder C gxtlcl Edward Waiigcr' William XVasley Jo Ann XVeber Adele Carolyn Vleinthal Koyoko XVakita Thomas Hanley Vyfalker Burion Wapner Dorothy Sylvia NVcber Ruth Vlleingarten Sammuel George Vileisberg Alejandro Wenger Matthew Chilton Weston Natalie Wiener Jerome Winick Mildred Winter Frank Yutaka Yamamoto Kikuko Yamamoto Masako Barbara Yano Sachiko Yokota Corinne Lee Zaret Henrietta Zipkin Victor H. Zlotnik C A M E R A S H Y Rosetta Ardeth Adler Romona Anreo Florence Armijo Celia Bruckstein - Yolanda Cecelia Campanelli Rose Marie Daniel Phyllis Goodman Eisengart Alfred H. Epstein Margaret Marie Hernandez Kazuo Ito Akira Kishishita Alex J . Kosarefl' Georginia Kujundzich Mike Kunakoff Tommy Kazuo Kunisawa Leona Levin Armando Melendez Aki Osawa Bernice C. Pearl Lilly O. Pedroza Wendell Raymond Phillips Alice Tellez Alice Torres Ruby Toshiko Ushikima George Whipple I SENIORS IN SERVICE Albert Alcantar I. Wilfred Alcantara Charles William Almada Joseph Vincent Aloi Sidney Alpert Leroy Wilson Armstrong Harold Roy Atinsky Emerald Austin John M. Ayala Domingo Banuelos SENIORS IN SERVICE Lillian Maxine Bell Peter Beltran' Rudolph Paul Boniiia Marcus Adolph Brown Franklin Everill Bush Ray Chee William Cavillo Harold H. Cole Salvador A. Cano Harold Conrad Carlis Raul Caro George Carreon Manuel Castillo Stephen G. Castellan Lucio Ceniceros Sam Cohen' Roy William Conboy, Jr. Benjamin Coria Louis B. Coronado, Jr. Manuel M. Curiel Charles William Degraffenreid Edith Dologovin Alfonse iJ. Dominguez Louis Fred Elich Raul Enriquez Luis Eduardo Escalante Ermilo Estavillo Frank Martin Feldmen Rudy C. Fenton Fred Figueroa Arthur Summer Fine Sol Fink Arthur Fisher Julis Chris Fisherman Rudolph Z. Galiana Frank F. Gallego Paul C. Garcia Ygnacio Carlos Garcia John C. Garza Gordon F. Gerard Raymond Sylvester Godinez Norman J. Goldberg Sirillo S. Gomez Abbott James Goodman Ezekiel V. Granado Martin Greenberg Ygnacio Anthony Guerra Benjamin T. Hernandez Edwin Raymond Harris Richard Infante Roy Israel Hannan Lee Josephson William Kaplan Martin Keefer Vazken Khteian Miguel A. Kicielinski John Simon Kiralla Joseph L. Kein William Klubnikin Petar Kujundzich Irving Laufer William J. Lavoie Jack Sandy Linsky John Mendoza Lopez Ernest Loredo Albert Makarow Charles Marderosian Jose Martel Lee Martin, Jr. Rudolph Megugorac John A. Monreal Michael A. Navarro Henry C. Neil . Norman Nemor Robert Nenberg Daniel V. Noriega Max Olshansky Robert Otero Ernest Pairis I William Patton, Jr. Thomas Perina Nicholas A. Ponce Raymond Gavaldon Portillo William Quezada Enrique Ramirez Peter Ramirez Arthur Paul Renteria Robert Sylvan Richmond Jack Ritman Henry Rivas Vincent Rodriguez Ernest Edward Roe, Jr. Rudy Albert Rojas Robert Richard Romero Alvino Romo George Ross Ralph C. Rubio Benjamin A. Salazar Benjamin Sanett H Allan Roy Schaffer Samuel Scheider Louis I... Sedillos Albert Selleck Leroy F. Shannon Paul Shapiro Ralph M. Shober Samuel L. Siamon Cecil M. Silnutzer Martin Silverman Dave Siver Rubin Snyder Earl Saul Steinberg Joseph Patrick Steles Eric Taylor Leo Taylor Ralph Harry Tipton Gilbert G. Torres David Valdez Daniel Vilderrain Charles Wall Melvin R. Wasserman Edward Weiner Harold Weitzman Robert Monroe Yanez Robert A. 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W . , ,W ,Q ' - Q if f Y w - mi ' we fa Q, H ,ff 1 'i ,,,, 75 ,..Q.M5y5Q3 fi W WW , M ' W' l X552 L' Y v . .... - I ' ' - - ,w.L,m' 5' 7 'f ,WMZQW fu :..f:::- f :a Q f ,,,,4wgsw,g' +Qfrz?9? ks?'fW'M A ,5w,,, ,vt -M .g :HW ,5E55:ii?5 .3211 X r K1 L! K 1 ,s ix, ' Zia fi 3 A K ' , .-my :':' L-.lzs 5 Hg. . - f 14 if -,If..:-: I Our Pie ldent GOD HATH MADE OF ONE BLOOD, ALL NATIGNS OFMEN. SENIORS constitute only one section of Roosevelt High School: they are here today and will be gone tomorrow. The Senior Bees along with the other classes are expected to carry on the traditions and high principles maintained by all Roosevelt alumni. From the time a student enters the B-10, he learns to adjust his life to that of those around him. He learns and shows others the way we live, play and work together. Later as as A-l l, the student can whole-heartedly claim for himself a place as an active member of the student body. The peak in the life of any high school student is, of course, the senior year. The Senior Bee is literally pushed to fill the important offices, and he finds him- self in positions using his talents. Graduation grows closer, and, looking back, the student recalls with fond memories the trying times of a lower classman. But he also looks forward to being rewarded by a thin white piece of paper saying .... Graduate of Roosevelt High School. Senior-ll Ufficers Fred Martinez, President Corrine Lorona, Treasurer Gloria Quinones, Secretary Lucille Gonzales, Vice-President Senior I5 Lounul Row 1: Anne Frontino, Beatrice Spilberg, Aimee Zavala, Mrs. Victoria Couchman, Sponsor: Eve- lyn Moldave, Hermina Mendoza, Ruth Strauss. Row 2: Gloria Pena, Cor- rine Lorona, Gloria Qui- nones, Lucille Gonzales, Betty Snyder, Carmen de Miranda, Selma Greenberg. Row 3: Fred Martinez, Rudy Gutierrez, Ernest Limon, Armando De La Rosa. - CLASS OF W'47 Row 1: Angelita Amolitos, Celia Gillette, Dee Kaufman, Gloria Mintz, Evelyn Moldave, Mar- gureite Molina, Rae Krohn, Carmen Amolitos, Harriet Rapoport, Ruth Tentori, Bobbie Garcia Row 2: Bill Cota, David Sterkin, Arthur LeDuc, Jim Novikoff, Bill Sissov, George Gikas, David Bonami, Henry Cerceda, Joe Astor. Row 3: Stella Kobzeff, Nadya Haprodf, Doris Brawly, Flossie Amadoro, Cora Samaniego, Jean- nie Milligan, Becky Lopez, Genoveva Lopez, Helen Wong. Row 4: Mitchell Dobrenen, Rudie Lopez, Bob Obregon, Joe Sanchez, Abraham Alvarez, George Fernandez, Carl Feingold, Benito Sanchez, Dave Jones. Row 5: Anne Frontino, Carmela Gasparro, Edith Snyder, Ruth Boretz, Ruth Minken, Alice Wolfe, Bea Israel, Nadine Bortz, Ann Yaflfe. Row l : Louise Magdaleno, Josephine Oblea, Mar- garet Riviera, Lily Rojas, Eva Jaramillo, Margar- et Aviles, Lucy Calvo, Aimee Zavala, Linda Kie- roiwa, Flora Corney, Vivian Cohen. Row 2: Dominic Salgarola, Harry Goziker, El- win Ninomiya, Jerry Rittenberg, Manuel Rojo, Charles Ytuarte, Horacio Terrazas, Fred Martinez. Row 3: Jeannette Goldhand, Lois Medow, Rebec- ca Steinhart. Delia Cervantes, Maria Rodarte, lr- ma Parra, Annie Rivera, Grace Alba, Herminia Mendoza, Vera Fraga. Row 4: Abraham Alvarez, Richard Quiroz, Rudie Lopez, Joe Sanchez, Bob Obregon, Mitchell Dob- renen, Joe Nitti, Jack Standel, George Mayo. Row 5: Christina Perez, Toni Ramirez, Wilma Taylar, Helen Lopez, Gloria Gonzales, Lorraine Hutton, Ruth Africk, Gloria Rose, Jeanette Pinsky Row l: Norma Rothblatt, Gloria Pena, Corrine Lorona, Henrietta Rivas, lssie Padilla, Frances Gillett, Selvia Rubenstein, Pearl Adler, Frances Mirsky, Dorothy Keller. Row 2: Baldemar Lopez, Howard Kordan, Phil Cuevas, Sam Alden, Jack Matzkin, Joe Platow, Leo Gorenstein, Temoe Rodriguez. Row 3: Ruth Strauss, Selma Greenberg, Essie Ro- senfeld, Beadie Spilberg, Beadie Kizner, Bess Fran- co: Rochelle Chulak, Selma Kahn, Norma Weis- berg, Lois Barbanell, Rosalyn Berkowitz. Row 4: Simon Trujillo, Larry Whang. Louie Go mez, Paul Fontes, Ernest Ornelas, Johnny Lip arote, Allen Taplin, Marvin Rosenblum, Joe Zuc man, Bert Kravitz. Row 5: Celia Gonzales, Carmen de Miranda, Ros Tatosian, Betty June Wren, Shirley Smidt, Har- riet Snyder, Edythe Weiss, Olivin Harrison, Es- ther Hirsch. ,W CLASS OF S'47 Row l: Lilyan Takahash, Martha Mathis, Lucy Sansoni, Rachel Martinez, Isabel Padilla, Clorie Gallegos. Lupe Rangel, Lena Marquez, Vera Palo- mar. Armida Sias. Row 21 John Doe, Eli Raff, Avrum Medow. Richard Mitnick. Eugene Levin. Solomon Vvlet- steon. Avik Gilburd, Stan Pearl. Leon Ardus. Row 3: Vera Marks, Gladys Sherman, Irene Briedis, Vera Frago, Nannette Shall, June Zel- ler, Cecelia Cuellar, Ruth Parman, Josie Esco- bedo. Eloise Carrillo. Row 4: Irving XVeiss, Alfred Lucero, Harold Ad- ams. Robert Kober, Sid Eckstein, Harvey Bobb. Howard Quan. George Fernandez, Rudolph Fu- entes, Erwin Barer. Row 5: Katie Babshoff, Ida May Navo, Verna Fatapofl. Helen Cohn, Barbara Lato, Vivian Sil- rverman, Rose Ann Katz. Madeline Schwartz. Marilyn Fox. Yetta Ell. CLASS OF W'4 7 Row l: Larga Melendez, Aurelia Lozano, Laura Landeros, Lucina Navaro, Mary Godoy, Mary Louise Diaz, Ernmeline Romero, Carmen Melen- dez, Juanita Hernandez. Row 2: Orin Kabaker, Bob Obregon. Ernest Levy, John Levy, John Rudy, Mitchell Dobrenen, Jorge Fernandez, Stanley Valor, Jake Malone, Arman- do De La Rosa. Row 3: Ruth Guzman, Stella Morena, Martha Alaba, Josie Lopez, Stella Reza. Veronica Toledo. 'Ilara Lee, Ann Keating, Eleanor Mrza, Sigrid Petricich. Row 4: Izzy Benjamin, Harry Goziker. Allen Granda, Raymond Rico, Lewis Quan, Robert Ponedal, Art Lander, Irving Swolnick, Eli Eisen- berg, Shay Lipow. Row 5: Jack Share, John Doe, Sid Kinsbursky, Charlie Sierra. Largo Gutierrez, Arthur Arenas. Charles Paddock, Daniel Rodriguez, Joaquin Maropian, Chuck Sherman, Richard La Carra. Row l: Velma Rec Stephens. Angie Ruiz, Julia Snow, Renee Kaufman, Agnes Kalustian, Rosie Fine, Hilda Strauss. Miyoko Shizumura, Esther Rios. Row 2: David Bonami, Glynn LeBeck, Bernard Greenblatt, Ray Shenk, Blueberry Valles, Richard Fuentes, Ernest Limon, Raul Guzman, Emeterio Jimenez. Row 3: Corrine Lorona, Henrietta Rivas, Angie Porino, Ruth Allinikov, Frances Santos, Lucille Gonzales, Conie Gomez, Gloria Quinones, Kathe- rine Urkov. Row 4: John Boyd. David Silver. George Col- bert, Jess Morales, David Sandoval, Rubin Ca- macho, Fred Douglass, Al Walch, Norman Rus- sin. Row 5: Morrie Katz, Keneth Rashoff, Joe Nam- nam. Blackie Estrada. Leonard Brook, Paul Lo- pez, Marvin Katz, Edward XVilliam Grush, Jr. ... it I .M I CLASS OF S'4 7 Row I: Connie Antokol, Irene Stollman, Shirley Rothberg, Ida Polakov, Emily Leriget, Aurora Gonzales, Isabele Barela, Sallie Ponce, Moraima Sanchez, Josephine Lira, Virginia Akapoff. Row 2: David Feldman, Sidney Tarnolf, William Martinez, Milton Wadler, Emilio Gonzales, Ray Wills, Albert Castro, Joe Maytorena, Ralph Ed- dleman, Fred Cohn. Row 3: Revoy Cohen, Selma Kaplan, Ruth Fish' er, Sylvia Shore, Lillian Masoth, Eileen Schiff, Lenie Zeidler, Edith Packer, Heny Moskowitz, Delores McClay, Alicia Ochoa. Row 4: Fred Sakuda, Bobby Miyatake, Joe M2- loch, George Ooshitake, John Doe, Joe Malone, Harvey Ledesma, Willy XVorkman, Gene Moser. Row 5: Ruth Levinson. Rhoda Massell. Beatrice Melnuts, Madlyn, Eunice, Roz, Caroline Kleiman Ilene Koffman. Row l: Herminia Torres, Mary Lou Marquez Magdalena Alvarado, Carmen Madrigal, Annie De La O, Tillie Armijo, Elena Contreras, Irene Chavez, Esperanza Luna, Adela Nila. Row 2: Marcos Hernandez, XValter Koehl, Albert Burns, Gilbert Bernal, Manuel Barrera, Kiyomi Mizutani, Fumio Amamoto, Hob Sakaguchi, lsaf mu Takeda, Tad Ota, Al Solnit. Row 3: Harriet Albert, Hermelinda Macias, Ber- tha Patron, Eleanor Laskow, Rita NVeisberg, Glo- ria White, Adline Topor, Elaine Lobell, Sally Turack. Row 4: Richard Terrones, Keith Fowler, Louis Frank, Ralph Preciado, Arthur Peralez, Benny Tsukamoto, Jerry Lewin, Frank Romero, Tom Shiroma, Meyer Katz. Row 5: Louise Holland, Charlene Robbins, Yetta Deggur, Lillie Bell Johnson, Juanita Church, Matie Mims, Irene Dotie, Anna Jean McHarty, Earnestine Stephenson, Evelyn Hudspeth, Row l: 'Foshiko Yoshida, Masako Kusaba,. Mary Ishimlne, Ishii Chizuko, Michiko Yoshimoto. Sadako Higa, May Nakata, Dorothy Tanezaua, Michiko Turoiwa, Fumi Tsuchiyama. I Row 2: George Fernandez, Joe Romen, Richard Chavez, John Montelongo, Rubin Olivos, Arf nold Gasca, Yukio Saki, Morton Rudin, Fujio Kazama, George Colbert. Row 3: Connee Gandara, Angela Zargoza, Helen Matsumoto, Kinuye Itano, Michiko Yokota, El sie Blagini, Evelyn Koleda, Mathe Campbell, Grace Rushishian, Betty Helfend, Hariet Bernstein. Row 4: Richard Ramirez, Arthur Estes, Murray Neftin. Hajime Mato, Yancy Milsap, James XVat- kins, Robert Shivers, Irving Foober, Daniel Wine, Jerry Neibart. Row 5: Claudia Pearlstein, Catherine Gedeon. Ruth Furth, Gloria Beeber, Edith Scherser, Cyn- thia Svonkin, Clara I.evy. Sally Seigel. Doris Kritz, Louise Estrin, MW HM 4.5, .V.-V ? JW. :iff 1flf i,f:.? Q Y 'MW R K 1 I :aww W affgwwf in ,Lf mm: pg 4 F A :. -, fi Q52 Q- 2 Q W xv? ,Q 'ww fm 61 53 vii? 6 an 'U' Aww gag W4 K ' 0 L , n , s A gig' - Y if N - 5 I m lm 'Bib A Wk fi 5 - 5' A 5 if H . , gf , ,M Y Qgfsiwsf gyafig g. 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Row 4: Arthur Aroyen, Armando Gomez, Manu- el Querada, Armando Armenta, Gersten Schackne, Isaac Cruz, Ray Lujan, Ralph Armenta, Sam Mizrahi, Fred Esakoif. Row 5: Delia Ronquillo. Martha Silva, Auxilia Vasquez, Renee Fox, Lanya Katz, Marcia Rassen, Irma Iskovitz, Doris Golt, Margo Sierra, Rose- mary Gurtidor. Row l: Ruth Bunson, Doris Krauss, Ruth Wit- kin, Edith Bornstein, Dory Gronich, Jacky Rosen- hlatt, Bernice Goldwin, Deena Siver, Elee XViensz, Clara Gutirrez. Row 2: Lester Stodgell. Joe Cervantes. Richard Willcocks, Irving Kurnik, Daniel Montoya, Hec- tor Portello, Albert Padilla, Tommy Benitez, Richard Duran, Richard Vasquez. Row 3: Rosemary Curtidor, Leah Schenker, Sylvie Lifshin, Rose Gruber, Mary Mirkin, Mil- dred Christenholz, Eleanor Cohen, Betty Valenzu- ela, Hilda Wilkin, Elizabeth Dalebout. Row 4: William Snyder, Jerome Amberger, Phil Pollach, Bernard Gavron, Henry Porras, Nick Fernandez, Charles Palomino, Irving Abrams, James Pelayo, David Castro. Row 5: Celia Dominguez. Corrine Bustoz, Sole- dad Figueroa, Arline Sorg, Pola Hochberg, Flo- rence Fink, Dorothy Bogdanoff, Emily Chavez, Esther Guayante, Socorro Corral. Row 1: Celia Sandoval, Gloria Castro, Gloria Jean, Caroline Terrazos, Aurora Ramirez, Alice Furosumi, Lillin Almaraz, Adriana Franco, Con- suelo Torres. Row 2: Jim Herrera, John Morales, Albert Or- duno, Johnny Barraza, John Doe, Chuck Rivera, A. Escalante, George Lujan, Carlos Enriquez, Billy Ponce, Marvin Raffail. Row 3: Evangeline Esquer, Irene Merino. Delia Pineda, CiCi Valdez, Josephine Acosta, Sally Campoy, Lily Reyes, Josephine Quiroz, Connie Soto, Juan Bellen. Row 4: Jerry Harmatz, Bernardo Flores, Ismael Corona, Louis Rodriguez, Ignacio Carrila, Mar- vin Kleiman. Alexander Laxalis, Ronald Shef- flin, Harry Lubowitzky, Richard Titus, Pete Torres. ' Q s l. 1 0 1 1 A - Row l: Marjorie Tsukamoto, Aileen lwamizu, Delores Hertz, Helen Mendoza, Margaret Corona, Lillian Orida, Dorothy Nakamura, Elaine Nishi, Bessie Lang, Yasuko Yamamoto. Row 2: Ray De La Rosa, Richard Farias, David Mason, Martin Goldman, William XVeismn, Ran- dolph Sidle, Jack Hayashi, Sam Postolov, XVilli- am Arnett. Row 3: Dora Gallegos, Ardena Bell, Lissian Doe minguez. Carmen Mendoza, Alma Lopez, Jerry Compos, Antonia Sanchez, Lupe Correen, Olym- pia Sapone, Faye Taylor, Dorothy Russell. Row 4: John Doe, Joe Wada, Scott Redman, Koichi Matsanaza, Tetsuo YVatanabe, XVilliam Tsukamoto, Albert Allred, George Rega, Joe Lieskovan, Robert Enriquez. Row 5: Isabel Camacho, Lillian Encinas, Flora Gonzales, Amparo Molina, Lynn Smith, Mary Distaso, Frances Evadkimoif, Mildred Feldman, Anna Samarin, Ann Hambarian. Row l: Natalie Vasquez, Nellie Luna, Toni Pacheco, Bertha Valencia, Dolores Saucedo, Ad- ella Luna, Sally Carvajal, Juanita Valadez, Viola Gallegos, Elsie Roybal, Shirley Todresic. Row 2: Sanford Maretsky, Frank Stark, Seymore Linkon. Roy Radreziner, Mel Gluck, Lorenzo Aguileva. Salvador Anglade, Arrendondo Vidal, Tony Saucedo, John Valenzuela. Jack Ednoff. Row 'az Margarita Vega, Priscilla Martinez, Con- nie Gomez, Shirley Getmed, Dolores Angulo, Sara Briones, Maryan Garcia, Evangeline Castillo, Ju- lia Rieser, Christine Ortega, Evleyn Hersko. Row 4: Jim Miller, George Jubile, Julian Mar- tinez, Joe Ponce, Johnnie Gazano, Lowell Ket- tering, Jim Youraine, Fernando Castaneda, Ben- ny Ramirez, Urdal Serna, Jerry Serota, Row 5: Estelle Spritzer, Pat Gibbon, Billie Jo Geer, Janet Alpert, Doris Weckstein, Nackie Dale- bout, Mildred Klein, Ruth Katz. Minette Osser, Lorraine Green. CLASS OF S'48 Row l: Florence Kurtzman, Marilyn Perowitz Ruth Morales, Anita Guzman, Anita August, An- gela Suzuki. Angie Flores, Beverly Lovett, Ilene Rosen, Frieda Praw, Mary Rodriguez. Row 2: Manul Perea, Leonard Beltran, Bernard Lee. Katsumi Perea, Ralph Sanozolf, Dale Mc- Chesney, Teddy Schnee, Louis Castro, Rudy Vas- quez, Thomas Cohen, Joseph Clark. Row 3: XVillie Mae Caffey, Shirley Cohen, Jean Singer, Blanche Antinn, Lydia Bencomi, Pearl Janifsky, Luba Elman, Shirley La Phorste, peranza Sanchez, Margaret Murphy. Row 4: Robert Holguin, Ralph Scott, Felix Flores. Charles Gonzales, Indio Ramos. Leo Apa' ricio, Ray Limon, Harold Kaplan, Ray Vylein- berg, George Katz, Ralph Rojas. Row 5: Miriam Rayburn, Esther Parman, Rosa- lyn Glazier, Anita Olivas, Margaret Torres, Miri- am Vooles, Judy Krieger. Muriel Baker, Sylvia Lipshultz. ,ASS OF S'48 v l: Frances Figueroa, Mary Tanori, Audrey Len, Helen Karp, Ruthie Bornstein, Beverly ie, Mary Bakin, Natalie Schaffer. Delia Estrel- Esther Hernandez. v 2: Andy Aguilar, Freddie Vega, Sidney De- e, Sho Matsuno, Ramon Montanez, Jr., Dan- Quinones, Yasukiko Shimizu, Harry lnao. sao Fuji, Tadashi Kowta, Jack Lee. v 3: Tomasita Castrellon, Sally Mindez, Ro- Parra, Sally Pena, Theresa Candelaria, Mary ana Bett Fu'imoto Setsuko Teramoto, Ma- , Y j V J Hata, Marietta Flores. fv 4: Edward Sandoval, Seymour Singer, Ar- d Ramirez, Alfonso Fierra, Richard Magal- zs, Rudy Arvizu. Tony Marrujo, Carlos Iba- , Johnnie Torres, Kenneth Lee. Manuel Nila. N 5: Viola Chavez, Arcelia Corral, Anne La- Ruth Hyman, Violet Part, Alice Marquez, ginia Obregon, Ophelia Gomez. lzabel Zacar- Olga Carrilo. ich-3' . 'V' ioL,L,'f'flpJf7y4fY Row l: Rachel Cuaron, Elaine Decter, Judith Golod, Harriet Albert, Gloria Vega, Billie Car- dona, Maruca Paz, Jennie Gabaldon, Virgie Del- gadillo, Laura Villasenor, Connie Compos. Row 2: Ralph Alpert, Robert Rich, Arthur Bus- tillos, Sammy Sharko, Ruben Charcon, William Canepa, Armando Zumaya, Amado Flores, Her- man Keys, David Esquivel. Row 3: Keiko Nuyama, Margaret Murakami, Hideko Nakano. Shirley Fagot. Edith Levitt, Lillian Levonshuk, Mildred Schwartz, Elaine Rosenberg, Mary Perez, Eleanor Vasquez. Row 4: C. Moreno, Alex Palacios, Frank Proctor, Joe Yanez, Joe Hernandez. James Gonzales, Rudy Valverde, Albert Lopez, Joe Beserra, Joseph Lo- pez, Bertram Abels, Robert Landeros. Row 5: Norma Shimada, Sylvia Cooper, Marri- anne Cosgrove, Marciaruth Tatt, Diane Brown- stein, Olga Castillo, Virgie Obregon, Ophelia Gome , lsabel Zacaries. 'WW fp? L-Jffju, Row l: Blanche Blackwell, Evangelina Luna, Elvira Obezo, Gloria Gonzales, Elsie Nava, Cor- rine Cantu, Jacqueline Scope, Susanne Eisler, Gloria Contreras, Maria Aguilera, Row 2: Johnny Kimura, Joe Keeva, Ted Hente- leff, Charles Borman, Joe Erbs, Peter Acosta, lr- win Nafshun, Ronald Lever, Eddie Sarnoff, Mar- ton Steinberg. Row 3: Margaret Sias, Lilia Pineda, Margaret Hernandez, Carmen Aleman, Natalie Gonzales, Armida de los Cobos, Tillie Garcia, Alicia de los Cobos, Carmen Griego, Julia Gonzales, Lucre- cia Marusich. Row 4: Robert Castillo. Nori Morita, Joe Bonil- la, Saldivar Salvador, Bobby Mazon, Pablo Ze- oeda, Salvador Pinela, Martin Felix, Armando Pierson, Alex Gamboa, lgnacio Recendez, Fred- die Raymond. Row 5: Edith Levinson, Nellie Robles, Elsie Quintana, Margaret Sanchez, Violet Schultz, Bet- i ,ty Schulman, Helen XVeinman, Pearl Bernstein. Evelyn Jacobs. CLASS OF S'4 8 Row 1: Virginia Valdon, Esperanza Diaz, Maric Rivera, Chieko Nakamoto, Haruko Nakasone Mary Perez, Alice Tovar, Jeanette Maloof, Rethz Sprouse, Rachel Breene. Row 2: Onan Bomar, John Shepherd, Johr Thompson, Bob Felix, William Kantor, Harry Stoleman, Norman Ray Helle, Jack Weintraub Sheldon Miller, Harold Bernson, Allan Larner. Row 3: Monica Shannon. June Kawabe, Betty Finerman, Etti Feuer, Natalie Weitz, Armida Es- quer, Alice Lopez, Lillian Gershon, Laurel Lat bovsky, Carolyn Salter. Row 4: Marty Kassop, Arthur Cohen, Albert Yukelson, Dave Donin, Isadore Weinstein, Arthui Kitrick, Morris Nierenberg, Philip Shutman John Safaya, George Brodie. Row 5: Connie Palma, Terry Bergandi, Eve Da- lessio, Charmagne Alterman, Paula Berk, Maj Maruya, Charlene Hoifenberg, Alice Kartin, Dorii XVeckstein, Rosalind Zipperstein, Fairy Southard Row 1: Leon Burkin, Anthony Fernandez, Ar Gurwitz, Eddie Kay, Irving Dorfman, Bernarc Toplitsky, Bernard Menchen, Ben Rosenberg Eddie Lasky. Row 2: Martin Rubin, Bill Strobel, Ray Batlee Melvin Belasco, Leslie Sandusky, Ray Sanchez Ray Lucero, Sheldon Rohrer. Row 3: Al Sanchez, Johnnie Peters, Sam Garo sian, Manuel Hiralla, Burton Dialos, Rafael Sal cido, Mike Reta, Charles Goodwin, Frank Zamor: Row 4: Alex Sarantos, Ralph Rios, Larry Wolfe John Doe, John Grimik, Joaquin Viveros, Jerri Faver, Don Laurie. Row 1: Raymond Betaneout, Julius Krauss, Al bert Lerner, Bill Miller, Andy Bayrack, Willian Barber, Danny Chester, Saul Resnick, Ramon Al cantara. Row 2: Jimmy Agalsoff, Gill Benitez, Armandm Cisneros, David Braeger, on Deverich, Morle' Gordon, Harold Stein, Alex Keseloff. Row 3: Louis Catsoulas, Ernest Cordova, Franl Vasquez, Frank Madero, Louie Herrera, Sc Schwartzberg, Robert Ochoa. Em 'lr. .4fh '7 Row 4: Robert Olvera, Nick Kanehen, Ray Her nandez, Rudolf Martinez, Bill Armasoff, Jin Slevkoif, Eugene Knoppow. CLASS OF W'49 Row 1: Rosalie Principe, Helen Tomaszweska. Sally Prince, Pauline Sanchez, Esther Sanchez. Angela Lazalde, Ruby Elich, Blossom Eisenberg, Jennie Nakmias. Row 2: Manuel Ronquillo, Joseph Grancich. R04 bert Galindo, Richard Vasquez, Marlow Selco, Johnnie Ochoa, Johnny Bogdanov, Rulino Mar- quez, Marty Resnick, Tony Castrellon. Row 3: Mary Grace Soto, Lorraine Eason, Rosa- lind Gold, Lola Falabella, lone Pearl, Roberta Bergman, Ilene Pearl, Annette Bernstein, Frances Maure. Row 4: David Cueva, Bernard Klein, Servando Ortega, Alfred Cobos, Alex Camacho, Edward Roybal, Gilbert Sax, Bertram Goldstein, Martin Steinberg, Melvin Stowsky. Row 5: Margaret Marusich, Angela Leanos, Do- lores Orapeza, Mary Jo House, Lucille Leriss, Es- telle Cooperman, Seema Nemoy, Angelina Santisf eban, Marie Perry. Row l: Barbara Galloway, Roslyn Bacal, Doris Edelman, Charleen Stein, Dorothy Shubin, Alice Leriget, Josephine Chavez, Aurial Mann, Joan Tobak, Doreen Calof. Row 2: Richard Rheinhardt, Allen Bloomneld, Edward Celaya, Joe Contreras, Jom Patapoff. Eddie Cardoza, Alex Mollinedo, Jerry Sopolsky. Jack Tolstoy, August Berman. Row 3: Mary Tolmasolf, Vera Portillo, Jo Mill- man, Ruth Chesno, Ilean Epstein, Dodie Tami, Ettie Grush, Georgia Olmeda, Lorraine Zanotti. Mary Ann Granich. Row 4: Fred Packer, Cruz Salazar, Sam Joseph- son ,Allen Shall, Benny Lopez, Robert Barrish, Bruno Ciucci, Joshua Kagia, Larry Kulchin, Don- ald Zeidler, Bennie Arce. Row 5: Gladys Jacobson, Setsuko Furumoto Gloria Salazar, Gladys Martinez, Rita Schram Gloria Gonzlaes, Lupe Flores, Gloria Ochoa, Car oline Lopez, Barbara Press. Anna Montoya. Row l: Carmen Santana, Romona Padilla, Alicia Sanchez, Dolores Calderon, Adelaide Gonzales, Connie Montez, Anna Munoz, Lydia Garcia Consuelo Oviedo, Alice Figueroa. Row 2: Ray Guerrero, Eddie Gonzales, Miguel Gonzales Pena, Humberto Chacon. Joe Duardo, Harold Rosen, Tony Roybal, Ralph Shapero, Au, gustine Silvas, Fernando Carrillo. Row 3: Pauline Acosta, Esther Yanez, Martha Villa, Teresa Martinez, Sally Ortega, Inez Men- doza, Mitzi Glaser, Sonia Appell, Celia Vargas, Mary Garcia. Row 4: Stanley Gerhsonovitz, Pete Gonzales, Mike Garcia, Gilbert Madrid, Alfred Apodaca Benjamin Fine, William l.ew, Martin Mitnick Mike Alderete. Johnny Marquez. Row 5: Eleanor Salazar, Consuelo Rodarte, So- phia Barboa, Louise Sandoval, Elvira Hernandez Annette Katz, June Fagenberg. v Rlfl'RlfSlfN'lilNG ROOSlfVlfl.'li 119 spolresmen in contests this se- mester, the members of the Rosrieuixi Clrtits led the way to lame. The contestants were rep- resentatives in contests sponsored by the l.ions Club, the Vwlorld Friendship Club, Shakespeare liestival, American Legion, Her' ald Express, and Council of Professional and Business NVo- men. Mona Eeigelstein, lrving Losnick, Charlotte Brown. Jesse Villasenor, Marion Donske, Harf riet Leavitt. Eileen Schiff, David Feldman, Janet Kim, Hilda Strauss, Heleh Nichunsky, and Doris Gettleson participated in the above contests. Contest Speakers CLASS OF W'4 9 Row l: Esther Alvarado, Elvira Elaco. Josephini Herrera, Ruth Medina, Shirley Soskin, Ann Ciia lich, Alta Albert, Marshy Glassman, Harrietti Spitz, La Verne Slaten. Row 2: Larry Schnair, Erwin Anisman, Jael Stein, Henry Hoppe, Robert Arzate. Termin Ma gana, Jesus Reza, Raoul Matas. Row 3: Gloria Olguin, Sally Boehner, Edna Pin sky, Evelyn Hernandez, Sunya Dubin, Selma Bu tensky, Rosenda Mesa, Evnageline Nunez, Thel ma Bollen. Esther Madrigal. Row 4: Morris Davidson, Jack Hamblin, Jesu, Rico, Gilbert Raya, Erank Oblea, Eaustino Pa checo, Andrew Segovia. Robert Corral. Eernandt Laca. Row l: Annette Hazan, Lila Mandler, Cels. Aguirre, Marion White, Vera Lugololl, Mari Portello, Aimee Mulligan, Hazel Shubin. Row 2: Betty Johnson, Margarita Monrroy, Do lores XVaweiti, Mable 'XVoods, Patricia De Barruel Annie Patapoff, Irene Godoy, Esther Torres. Row 3: Harry Grumer. Eugene Rosen. lrving Ad len, Nick Rodriguez, Bernard Sapiro, Johnny Gomez, Marvin Bassler, Paul Cohen. Row 4: Martha Hochberg, Amelia Estrada. Caro line Yorba, Ray Levin, Juana Lara, Angela Muro Mary Jane Pritikin, Row lz llelen Niehunsky, Maroin Donske, MonStrauss. Charlotte Brown. Row 2: Jesse Villasenor, David Feldman. l-lilda a Eeigelstein. Mrs. C. Samuelson, sponsor. P , wx :gl 5 af QQ 52 if r X, Ei S 2 T5 :Uri U B li' : 1 Q - . b A . 5 if ,ey Y H Bill Bogdanoff Student Body President Row 1: Sid Minsky, Moses Garay, Marilyn Fishke, Miss Nancy King, sponsor, Lillian Kurily, Gloria Pena. Row 2: Mike Gonzales, Frances Gillett, Annie De La O, Doris Samoyloff, Memo Acosta. Row 3: XVendell Phillips, William Bogdanoff, William Cota, Saul Rosenbaum. Student government in our house has proven itself to be just what it is-an efficient, democratic program whereby natural leaders are given the opportunity and encouragement to display their abilities. Among the various organizations which constitute our student government is the Student Leadership Class, which plans and executes the school's activities and consists of the elected student body officers and club presidents. Here they learn the devious processes through which a government must act. They pave the way for better progress. The Student Council members are the law-making branch of our student government and make the main decisions, always acting within the limited powers which are assigned them. All chartered club presidents are entitled to membership in the Student Leadership Class, of which Miss Nancy King is the teacher. With a record of student leadership behind them, the student leaders of today may well emerge as the leading citizens of IOIUOITOW. Leadership Class Row l: Miss Nancy King. spon sor: Marilyn Fishke, Herlinda Marquez, Frances Gillett, Annie De La O, Gloria Pena, Moses Garay, Adele Weinthal. Doris Samoyloff, Flora Dosdorian, Lillian Kurily. Row 2: Charles Ytuarte, Her- bert Ahn, Mike Gonzales, Wen- dell Phillips, Sid Minsky, Nati Cisneros, Billy Bogdanoff, Jay Hoffman, Mona Feigelstein, Norma Tolstoy, William Acosta. Row 3: Bill Cota, Saul Rosen- baum, Emma Noriega. BOYS' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE BOARD The Boys' League Executive Board, and the Girls' League Executive Board head the Girls' League Rep- resentatives and Boys' League Lieutenants to form the focal point of Roosevelt's activities. The Boys' L.E.B. consists of the president and vice-president and secretary of the League as well as the Big Five, and is sponsored by Mr. Ray Dawson. Row l: John Saito, William Bogdanoff, Israel Herr. Row William Cota, Mr. Dawson, sponsor: Sid- ney Minsky, Andrew Berokoff. EXECUTIVE BOARD GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League Executive Board is made up of the elected heads of the Girls' League and the various committee chairmen of events. It meets with Mrs. Rose T. Stelter, Girls' Vice-Principal. Row l: Sara Hammer, Annie De La O, Vice Presi- dent: Gloria Pena, President: Frances Gillett, Secre- tary: Nedra Kron, Harriet Leavitt, Barbara Joe. Row 2: Henrietta Rivas, Norma Tolstoy, Lucy Calvo, Connie Gomez, Billie Jo Geer. Lucille Ab- ramovitz. CLUB PRESIDENTS L to R: Lucy Calvo. Vocational Sewing Club: Her- bert Ahn, World Friendship: Norma Tolstoy, G.A. A.: Stan Thompson, Pals: Eileen Schiff, Writers Club: Robert Ramirez, Lettermen: Herlinda Mar- quez, Tri-Y: Nati Cisneros, Key Club: Gloria Pena, Girls' League: Eugene Levin, Chess and Checkers? Roberta Harrison, Philharmonic: Moses Garay, Co- oidinator of Clubs: Evelyn Hudspeth, Paul Dunbar: Clyde Amaya, Rhythm Riders: Jay D. Hoffman. Foto Fiends: Mona Feigelstein, Rostrum: Murray Neftin, Guardsmen: Adele Weinthal, Aldebarans: Orrin Kabaker, Analysts: Essie Rosenfeld, Campus Canvas: George Colbert, Automative: Selma Green- berg, Dance Club: Charles Ytuarte, Los Caballeros: Barbara Joe, Girls' Rifle and Drill Team: William Cota, Boys' League: Connie Gomez, Cadena de Oro: Gus Rico, Hi-Y: Katherine Urkov, Optomists. GIRLS' LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES low lx Blossom Cohen, Barbara Joe, Norma Tol- .toy, Clara Lee, Masako Hata, Cecelia Skviealo, forrine Lorona, Henrietta Rivas, Frances Gillett, jloria Pena, Roberta Harrison. low 2: Louise Etsrin, Gloria Quinones, Connie Somez, Ruthy Ruiz, Yetta Lippman, Charlene Rob- xins, Lillian Kurily, Charlotte Radoff, Mona Fiegel- tein. Lucille Abramovitz, Sondra Denenberg, Harriet -eavitt, Madlyn Rosenstein, Naomi Boodman. low 3: Katherine Urkov, Delia Luna, Chuck Ritz, Dee Kaufman, Evie Penny, Pauline Novick, Helen Iohn, Herminia Torres, Emily Leriget, Lucy Sana oni. Carmen Madrigal, Annie De La O, Christine Sonzales. low 4: Rosalie Brook. Mary Mirkin, Lois Medow, lanet Kim, Rosalind Zipperstein, Jeanne Maxwell, -ucia Noriega, John Doe, Windy Campanelli, Elea- nor Cohen, Beatrice Spilberg, Essie Rosenfeld, Ruthe Busch, Doris Kritz. low 5: Ann Hambarian. Pat Gibbon, Sara Hammer, -ee Chernick, Charlotte Brown, June Stracans, Ella Jlae Katz. Betty Valenzuela, Susan Shubin. Theresa felaya, Billie Jo Geer, Retha Sprouse, Betty June Vren. low 6: Doreen Calof, Lee Massoth, Nedra Kron, Sonnie Orenstein. Pola Hochberg, Frances Orenstein. Eva Jaramillo. Lucy Calvo, Evelyn Moldave, Sara Zorrcilberg. Florine Katz, Margie Libnic, Dorothy in o. BOYS' LEAGUE LIEUTENANTS Row 1: Herbert Sanders, Richard La Carta, Tony Cruz, Charlie Amezcua, William Cota, David Sterkin, Charles Palomino. Row 2: Ray Dawson, Mike Gonzales, Myron Slavin, David Braeger, Tony Amparo, Ray Hernandez, William Bogdanoff. Stanley Jabin. Row 3: George Valadez, Memo Acosta, Nati Cisneros, Steve Castrellon, Armando Cisneros, Tommy Benitez, Jerry Coff, Andy Berokoff. Row 4: Norman Kramer, Morrie Katz, Rich- ard Ramirez, Raul Mora, Sam Arshawsky. Eugene Levin, Bernard Haltman, Gus Rico. Row 5: Perdo Alarcon, Lou Depue, Bill Samarin, Alex Wenger, John Doe. Row l: Horacio Terrazas, Abraham Alvarez, Rudolph Fuentes, George Fernandez. Al Sol- nit, William Arnett, Joseph Nitti, Tony Sutsotelo, Ronald Sheflin, Sol Colton, Ben Kurnick. Row 2: Sid Minsky, William Barber, Ray- mond Jaffe, Carl Boronkay, Stan Thompson, Gabby Silverman, Phillip Landsberg, Neil Bar- banell, Sheldon Olshane. Row 3: Fred Martinez, George Colbert, Red Levin, Art Cota, Sammy Minas, Bert Kravitz, Joe Gerson, Norman Ruskin. Row 4: Marty Seftel, Stan Pearl. Charlie Sierra, Larry Whang, Simon Trujillo, Eddie Madick, Fujio Kazama, Izzy Herr, Julius Schwartz. Row 5: Robert Obregon, Eddie Roybal, Rudy Gutierrez. NVacky Masropian, Bill Sissov. VV. Weiner, Richard Fuentes, John Saito, Nor- man Russin. Steve Castrellon. Gathering first experiences as mem- bers of the press, the Rough Rider Staff has gleaned invaluable knowledge from contacts with people, through failures, through success. The staff members have learned that teamwork is more than a word-it can be a living actuality. Today they are learning to live, to write, and some day they will emerge as the leaders in the journalism of IOITIOITOW. Publications Staff RUTH AFRICK Assistant - Rough Rider Editor JAY HOFFMAN Assistant Round-Up Editor JEANNE NElMAN Feature Editor PAT ROGERS Social Editor STAN THOMPSON Sports Co-Editor MARTIN SEFTEL Sports Co-Editor FREDDIE MARTINEZ Echange Editor MARVIN LICHTENFIELD Photographer ...- NEDRA KRON DORIS SAMOYLOFF MR. RUSSELL PAINE Round-Up Editor Rough Rider Editor Adviser The Staff Row 1: Herlinda Marquez. Ruth Africk, Doris Samoy- loff, Nedra Kron, Pat Rogers, Pauline Novick, Marjorie Reznick, Herminia Torres. Row 2: Mr. Edward Dunn, sponsor, Jay Hoffman, Eu- gene Kaufman, Martin Seftel, Meyer Katz, Freddy Marti- nez, Stan Thompson, Irving Corn, Albert Roges, Morrie Katz, Donald Lenik. Row 3: Norman Alterman, Sol Colton. AUTOMOTIVE CLUB Overhaul jobs have been the main activity of the Automotive Club this se- mester. Fifteen cars have been repaired by the boys who have been under the able direction of Mr. York. Row l: Rudolph Fuentes, Koiche Mat- sumaya, George Colbert, presidentg Neal Naus, Art Villarreal. Row 2: Mr. York, sponsor: Albert Arduno, Robert Sunada, Bill Mtllligan. Howard Inao, John Halapoff, Sylvester La Chapelle, Alex Kasaloff, John Thompson, David Navarro, Henry Ab- los, Fujio Kazama. ALDEBARAN S OI1'I'ENTlM1iS believed to be an exclusive organiza- tion, the Aldebaran Club nevetheless offers member- ship to anyone who wishes to join, providing his or her grades are up to standard requirements. From the membership of this esteemed group also come the eight C.S.l3. Sealbearers of S'46. Row ll Jack XX'asserman, Ronald Lever, .ionn Doe, Myron Slavin, Milt Gordon, Orrin Kahaker, Leonard Blanchard, Sid Minsky, Teddy Schnee, lgnacio Carrillo, Harry Palapoll, Bill Bugdanofl, Jack llavashi, Row Z: Robert Sunada, Tyrone Berg. larry Sashkin, liugene Scott, Mona Peigelstein, l.ee Chernick, Ruth Africk, Pub- licity Managerp Marguerite Molina, Vicr Presitlnr: Mrs, D. K. Murray. Sprmrorg Adele YVeinthal. Prr'.rt'dent.' Charlotte Brown. Secretary: Nedro Kron, Ken Monobe, Sid lisenberg, Katsumi Tawa, Tadashi Knwta, Row 3: Grace Kashlskian, .lune Kikuchi, .ludith Krieger, Sylvia Lipschultz. Tybie Turovitz. liileen Schiff, Beverly Lovett, Betty Fujimoto. Lucy Sansoni. Marjorie Tsuka- moto. Ailten Iwami7u, lillian Almaral, l.illian Orida, Yasuko Yamamoto, Row 4: Shirley Aehtman, Dolores Allman, Mary Distaso. Katherine Uikov, Matilda Cuevas, Kamo Kvoko. Pat Takeyama. Yuki liusatla, Nancy Kywara, Mabel Ito, Betty Taki- zawa, Yolanda Campanelli, Theresa Pliego. Row 5 Faye Taylor, Louise listrin, Marciaruth Tait. Ann llambarian, Anna Samarin, lfsther Parman, Betty June XVren, Ruth XVeingarten. Rosalind Zipperstein, Mary Bakin. Mildred Schwartz, Barbara Joe Row 6: Frances Green, Norma Lee Wt'isbt'rg, Ida Brown, Pretty Finerman, .lunv Zeller, Cecelia Vuellar, Mary Gazano, Irene Takata, Doriv Krauss. Mildred Klein, Ruth Hyman, Ruth Bornstein. Row 7: Minnette Osser, lixther littrst, Rosalyn Berkowitz, Selma Green- berg, Doris Wt'ckst,ein, Marilyn Rosentstin, Janet Alpert, Marion Jaflee, Dottie Schwartz. .Iudv Pierson, Barbara Green. Row S: Normin Rubin, Seymore Gold, Yukio Nakamura, Leon XVenger, Alta XX'enger. Irwin Naftwhun, Joseph XX'.iltz. llarry Barbarh, llerb Abrams, Martin Seftel, Jay ll. lloffman. ANALYSTS The analysts provide students interested in some field of science an opportunity to put on scientific demonstrations, exhibits and shows, with the use of the schools' equipment and supervision. Row l: Shirley XVasserstein, Gladys Martinez, Rachel Breene. Row Z: Norma Shimada, Zelda Silverman, lssadora Gronich, Marilyn Fishke, secretary: Orrin Kabaker, president: Frieda Chertok. Julia Snow, Sharon San- leman. Row 3: Bert Rowland. Norman Kramer. Gersten Schackne, Sidney Eisneberg, Allen Taplin, Stan Thompson, David Silver. Allen Granda, Joseph Platow. lf WW riff? BIG ISTERS THE BIG SISTERS help B10's and new girls be- come oriented, also sponsoring a B10 dance every semester with the Pals. They are also called the hospitality committee of the Girls' League. Row l: Beadie Spilberg. Essie Rosenfeld, Dee Kaufman, Lois Medow. Janet Kim. Lillian Massoth. Row 2: Evelyn Hudspeth, Norma Weisberg, Rae Krohn, Charlotte Brown, secretary, Harriet Leav- itt, president: Marie Rosenblatt, vice president: Mona Feigelstein, treasurer, Dorothy Weber. Row '51 Miss King, sponsor: Norma Tolstoy, Clara Lee. Dorothy Shindo, Barbara Joe, Lillian Kurily, Charlotte Radoff. CAMPUS CANVAS CAMPUS CANVAS, sponsored by Miss lsrael, has had a busy semester designing cards for dances and luncheons. The members spent their meet- ings sketching and also met oustide for a tour of the art schools. Row 1: Ruthe Fisher, Ray Lowengrub, Sylvia Shore. Row 2: Madelene Goldberg, Beadie Spilberg, secretary, Dee Kaufman, vice president: Essie Rosenfeld, president: Seymour Rosen, Raymond Jaffe, Emma Noriega. Row 3: David Dakos, Fred Rosas, Judith See- off, Mary Israel, sponsorg Charleen Stein, Gladys Jacobson, Frances Green, Dave Torres, Bert Gon- zales. CHESS AND CHECKER DURING its first semester of activity since the war the CHESS AND CI-IECKER CLUB has sponsored, among other things, a checker and a chess tour- nament. The aim of this club is to develop skill in the games and to have in the club a representa- tive from every nationality group in school. Row lz Julia Snow, Elsie Biagini. Row 2: Mrs. E. Hansen, Sponsor, Leon Wenger, Marvin Ro- sen, Sam Postolov, Martin Feldman, William Lew. Row 3: Paul lto, Yukio Nakamura, Eu- gene Levin, Presidentg Norman Kramer, Vice- Presidentg Arthur Gootkin. FOTO FIENDS BEING only three semesters old, the Foto Fiends have taken many pictures of the school, have contributed to the Senior Edition, to the Ever- green Hobby Show, and have taken pictures of the different racial groups working togetherwcallted ,I the Indiana Project. W, f 1 KP- Row 1: Arline Surg, Sondra Denenberg, Seymour RosenFTrieasur- erg Yetta Lippmnn, Serrelaryhlay Hoffman, President: Meyer Katz. Vice-Presidenzg MiLLi4.Winter, Charlene Robbins, Rosalie Brook. Row Z: Bessie Lang, llarriet Qnbeit. llarriev lSorkin Chickie Chaikcn, Sylvia Lifskin, Janine Copelan, Lillian Gershon, Laurel Labovsky, Alice Kaufman. Row 3: Raymond Jaffe, Sid- ney Eisenberg, Blarvin Levy, Norman Rubinstein, Bill Armar, Louis Catsonlas, Morrie Katz, Mlirray Neftin. GUARDSMEN UNDER the sponsorship of Mr. Louis Kolitsch, and the leadership of President Murray Neftin, the Guardsmen have rendered th school many outstanding services. The Guardsmen will be found busily working at all And calls, athletic events, and taking care of an important student service post. Row 1: Gabby Silverman, Sid Tarnoff, Harry Levy, Murray Neftin, Ainoltl Klein, William Martine lion 1: John Doe, David Silver, Carl Boronkay, Morrie Katz, David Bonami, Sey- mour Rosen, Nate ffhroman, Gene XVerner Row 3: Julius Krauss, Marvin Kapelus, Ray Batele, Allen Taplin, Bernard Haltman. Sidney Eisenberg, Lee Zeitller, Mr, Louis Kolitssh, Sponsor. Row 4: Milton Wadler, Erwin Anisnian, Paul Cohen, Irving Weiss, Raymond Berger. Sam Praw. CREATIVE DANCE THE GIRLS in this class worked long and hard to present a thrilling Dance Recital for the bene- nt of the student body. The Recital. which fol- lowed the theme of 'Old King Cole, was under the direction of Miss Margaret Crassweller. Row I: Miss Margaret Crassweller, Sponrorq Marline Geib. Pauline Nuvick, Mildred Christcnhultz, Secretary, Eleanor Cohen, Vice- Presiilcnlg Sarah iirernbtrg, I'rvsn1u7l: Edna Resnick, Dame Director: Zelda Silverman. 'I'rmzsurvr: Ruth Africk, Gloria Rose, Dolores Hertz. Row '22 Nadina Siver, Dolores McClay, Id.: Pola- kov, Shirley Smirlt, Shirley Rothberg, Harrier Schneider, Edna Laskow, Yetta Lippman, Doris Goldwine, Rae Epstein, Gloria Martinez, Marguerite Nlolina, Roslyn Zippersiein, Ilennv Moska- witz, Carmela Gasparro, Sondra Deninberg. Row 3: llarrier Albert. Susie Shubin. Jenn Maxwell. Marciaruth Tau, Sylvia Iipshulrz. Jeanette Goldhanil. Helen Valenzuela, Bertv June XVren, Tobv Frank, Anna Stein, Mildred Rosenbaum, Margaret Libnic, Linda Kuroiwa. Aimee Zavala, Eleanor Simnnofsky, Claudia Pearlrtein, Evelyn Nlay, Marion Taylor. Connie Gandara. Rosalie Frank ang ' i -., . LA CADENA DE ORO THIS CLUB is composed entirely of Spanish- speaking girls who meet weekly under the spon- sorship of Mrs. De Arrigonie. The main pur- pose of the club is to develop interest in the Spanish language and in Spanish-American cul- UIIQ. Row 1: Herlinda Marquez, Margaret Tafoya, Vera Gaitan, Fran- ces Santos, Emmeline Romero. Row 2: .Emi-y Leriget, Be-tty Sigala, Christine Gonzales, Treasurer: Anita Valderrama,'Vzre- President: Connie Gomez. President: Mrs. M. O. de Arrigonie, Sponsorq Carmen Hilario, Si-rrelurg: Armirla Aguilar, l-lelen Angu- iano, Glorie Gallegos. Row 3: Emelina Gomez, Lucille Cordova. Felecia Robles, Lily Rojas, Lellie Luna, lileanor Ruhalcava, Cor- rine Lorona, Lucille Gonzales. Otila Marquez, Ysabel Padilla. Row 4: Rosie Parra, Celia Gonzalez, Martha Gomez, Della Padilla. Alice Lopez, Armida lisquer. Frances Kixllelr, Yolanda Juarel, Cecelia Cuellar. Theresa Pliego. HI-Y THE HI-Y is a nationwide organization, the pur- pose of which is to promote high Christian deals in youth. Highlights of the semester were their semi-annual Hi-Y Hop and formal induction, at which new members were installed in an impres- sive ceremony. Row 1: Dave Torres. Tommy Benitez. Treasurer: Fred Martinez, 5i t're Chairman: iiuw Rico, I'rvsuI1-r': Jess Ramos, Vice Presi- dvmg William Wasley, Secretary: Sid Minsky, Sergennl-at-Arms. Row 2: Moses Garay, John Tafoya. Franlrlin Yamamoto, Robert Ramirez. Nicholas Fernandez, llenry Porras, Billy Ponce, Johnny Kimura, David Castro, Louie Ayala, Joe Maytorena, George Valadez. Row 3: Mr. R. V. Spraker, Sponsor: Abeiardo Fuentes, Gilbert Benitez, Joe Yanez, Carlos Ibanez, Manual Parca, Charlie Gon- zalez, Kazsumi Tawa, John Morales, Arthur Cola, Freddie Ray- mond, George Silva. Row 4: Fred Rosas, Charles Ytuarte, Ray- mond Rico, Allen Granda, Myron Slavin. Arnold Gassa, Richard Vasquez. Memo Aeosra. Bill Sissov. Freddie Martinez. liill Cora. Harry Patapoff. Row 5: Clyde Amaya, Manuel Aguirre, Andy Aguilar, Paul Fontes, Horace Terrazas, Emeterio Jimenez, Bob Obregon, Armand Gomez. James Gonzales, Sian Jabin, Matthew Haggberg, Victor Levin. Row 6: Paul Mora, Bill Armas, Fortune Saucido, Joe Platow, Richard La Carra. Ray Hernandez, Ray Shaver. Al Espinozall, Bob llarela, Pedro Cordova. KEY CLUB FOR THE PAST semester the Key Club, under the direction of Nati Cisneros, brought to the stu- dent body an aud call and other affairs, which were climaxed by their presentation of the Key Club Queen at a night dance. Row lf Kenneth Ra::hoH', Ted Mandinach, Allan Walsh, Stan Pearl, Seymour Ziff. Row 2: Mr. A. XVatson, Sponsor: Nati Cis- neros, Presrdcnrg Jerry llarmalaz, Lenny llekman, Raymond Jaffe, Tommy Benitez, Meyer Katz, Sol Colton. Row 3: Robert Ponc- dal, Al Solnil, Sam Praw, Seymour Nesor, Dave Itkin. ff waiter.. A THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB IN ADDITION to representing the school in athlet- ics the Lettermen's Club has within its program social and service activities that include officiating at athletic events, helping the Ticket Commission and guarding given areas. Ably sponsored by Coach Bishop. the l,ettermen's Club will further serve Roosevelt. l Row l: leonard Blanchard, Steve Castrellort, Jiri' Presirlent: Jess Ramos, Sergeant-ar-Arms: Al Mendoza, Treasurer, Robert Rami- ren, l'rc'slt1entg Izzy Herr, Secretary: David Sterkin, Sid Minsky. Row 2: Dave Itkin, Charles Chavez. David Braeger, Tony Cruz, Charfie Amebcua, William Bogdanofl, Andy Berokotl, Richard Vas- quez, Richard La Carra, Abraham Alvarez, Coach Bishop. Row 3: Moses Garay, Victor l.even, Tony Marrujo, David Silver, VVilliam Vifasley, Tony Amaro, Simon Trujillo, Paul Fontes, Meyer Katz, Nick Fernandez, Sheldon Olshane, Row 4: Gus Rico. Julius Krauss. Arthur Cohen, XVilliam Cora. Mike Slivkoff, Neil Baibanell, Fred Rosas, Arnie Klein,Bill Samarin, Jerry Harmataz, Lenny lzekman. Row 5: liddie Aldhridge, Seymour Ziil, Allan Lainer. Marty Kas- sap. Harold liernosn, Nick Sadd. Memo Acosta. Johnny Saito, Ronnie Schneider. Sid Eisenberg, Nate Chroman, lien Kurnick. Nali l isneros. LOS CABALLEROS I.os CABALLEROS CLUB this year is in its ninth year as an organization at Roosevelt. Since the beginning its purpose has been to have among its members the Mexican Ucream of the crop youth. Row l: Charles Ytuarte, President: .lohn Tafoya, Mike Gonzales, llert Gonzales, John Nlorales. Ralph Scott. Cxharlex Gonzales, Andy Aguilar, Freddy Nlartinez. Row Z: Rene Gonzales, lace l'rt'sir1enI Armando Arnienta, Charles Palomino, Leo Aparicio, lfrnest l.imon. Fred Rosas, Larry Parra, Allred Raymond, Arthur le Duc. Row 1: lhvid Torres. Sc-cretrzryg Charles Sierra, David Dakos, Natl Cisneros, Raul Mora, Raymond Rico. Paul lopez. Horacio Terra- Las. I'rt'rrsurwg Mr. Joe tlon7ales, Sponsor OPTIMISTS DURING the past semester the Optimists Society. a club for honor commercial students, has pre- sented a series of programs for students majoring in each of four commercial fields-Shorthand. Bookkeeping. Sales, and Clerical. Miss McNeil is the sponsor. Row l: Della l'id'lla. Nice Andrade, Ilene Pearl, Yarsanik Mana- sian. Mildred Schwa'tZ, lone Pearl. Row 2: Francex Maure Flow ence Fink, Sondra l7enenberg. Gloria Quinones, Katherine Urkov, Presidenrg Saul Rosenbaum. Alice l.ope7, Setretury-Treasurer Mare iorie Relnick. Marguerite Molina, Row 3: Pearl McNeil, Sponsor: Rachel Martinez. Anne De l.a U, Sigred Petricich, Haruko Naka- xone, Angela Su7uki. l.ila Mandler, Jeanette Maloof. Row 4- lrene Takata, Vivian Silverman. lda Brown, Roberta Bergman. Ruth Allinikov, Betty llelfencl. Doris Krauss. Ftti Feuer. Ardena Bell. WW , . . Ng i. RHYTHM RIDERS RHYTHM RIDERS, sponsored by Mr. Spraker and Miss Avery, has fulfilled its purpose this term by putting on five dances and other recreational ac- tivities for its members The membership consists of 700 members who are pupils at Roosevelt. Row lt Clyde Amaya, Presfdentp Amalia Medina. Vice President: Row 2: Lita Paloman, Marjorie Reznick, Secretary: Mona Feigel- stein, Herbert Ahn, Treasurerg Moses Gnray. Row 3: Steve Castrellon, Jay Hoffman, Publicity: Robert Ramirev, Nati Cis- neros, R. V. Spraker, Sponsor: Charles Yluartc. PAUL LAWRENCE DUNBAR To IMPROVE standards of scholarship and con- duct, the club studies the lives of famous Negroes in the fields of music, arf, and science. The club is named after Paul Lawrence Dunbar, a famous Negro pO9t. Row l: Martha Richcard, Meiba Smith, Mattie Mins, Juanita Church, lidilh Simpson, Rose Mary Richmond, Gloria Goodson. ROW Zi C0nSU2l0 AngCl0, Lulubelle Moore, Josephine Simpson. llvelyn Hurlspeth, Jmhnny B. Clark. Robbe Adams, Ernestine Stevenson, Roberta Shivers. Row '51 Mrs. M. Murray, Sponsor, Reggie Harris, Ray XVills, William Jones, George Colbert, Robert hhivers, XVillam Bennett, Sywestcr ln Chalu, Onan Brimnr, .r .. James Rheinhard. THE ROSTRUM CLUB THE ROSTRUM CLUB is devoted mainly to the idea of service to the school by informing the students body through the medium of speech of various activities involving the school and com- munity. Members of the class and club participate in many broadcasts, speech festivals, and contests. Row l: llelen Lopez. Cilor'a Pena, ll.1rr'et Leavitt, Natalie Rubin, Adele XVeinthnl, Frances Ciillett. Row 2: Betty June Wren. Hilda Strauss. Marie Rosenolatt, Sr-rzvtnrgg Munn lieigelslrin, Presidenrg Charlotte Brown, Vice President: Helen Nichunsky. Connie Gomez, Doris Ciettleson, Alice Guiterrez, Row 3: Mort Posner Joe Astor. Florence Meyerson, Leanore Kasten. Marion Donske, Charles Chavez, Alfred Epstein. PALS ' SHOWING the Bl0's all of their classes on the first day of school, taking them on a tour of the classes, shops and the administration offices, and sponsoring the B-IO dance with the Big Sisters. the Pals have served their school in many ways. Row l: Richard Mitnick, Avrum Medow, Martin Mitnick. Ber- tram Kravitz, Francis Alterman, Saul Rosenbaum. Row 2: Rob- ert Rich, Eugene Scott, Bernie Adelman, Sidney Eisenberg, Phil- lip Landsberg, Jerry Coff. Ray Lowengrub. Row 3: Mr. Vilalcott. Sponsor: Marlow Selco, Solomon Schwartzberg, Norman Alterman. Orrin Kahaker, Stan Thompson, President: Arthur lleralez, Jav D. Hoffman. Philip Beilin. SENIOR GIRLS' VOCATIONAL SEWING CLUB THIS SENIOR CIIRLS' VOCATIKDNAI. SIEWING CLUB is composed of members of the Vocational Dress- making class. It is a service club and helps worthy causes mostly by sewing. Row 1 Celia Dominguel, Aurora Gonzalez, Lillian Almaraz. Claire Naudon, Isabel Barela, Susie Shubin, Tily Riviera. Row Z: Connie Cfampos, Lucy Calvo, Delia Cervantes, Sofie Landeros. Gloria Arriola, Margaret Rivera. Nlelba Smith, Mrs, Flora Butler, bponxnr. Row 3: Stella Kob7eff, Toni liamlrel. Nellie Cinluhvf. Nadya Lidyoff, Katie Babshoff, Lucina Navarro, Carmen Lopez, Ruth Contreras. STUDENT SERVICE COMMISSION IT IS THE DUTY of the Student Service Commis- sion, sponsored by Mr. Kolitsch, to assign all the clubs on the campus to different posts and also to conduct the Student Service Court in a highly democratic manner. Row I: Dorothy Shindo, Emma Noriega, Vice President: XVendell Phillips, Presirlentg Marilyn Fishke, Vice President: Mattie Camp- bell. Row Z: Molly Merlina, Alice Gonzales, Gloria June Ross. Yjki Kusada. Ruthv Ru:7, l.uz'rnine Green. Helen XVong. Marietta Flores, Emily Leriget. Johnny Kimura Row I XVil- liam Martinez, Eleanor Wiensz, Jeanne Maxwell, Rosalind Zip- persxein, Tommy Benitez, Harry Patapoil, Staff President: Mr. Ko'ilsch, Sponsor, l Y WY Y YYY W V? 7 l FRI-Y XCTIVITIES of the TR-Y for this semester in- lude both social and service doings. A tolerance ud call, Red Cross work, P.T.A. project, Stu- lent Service Commission post, and a food cam- iaign in the club were some of the service activ- ties. On the social list were the Sadie Hawkins lance, Ring Ceremony and a recognition srevice. low l' Della Padilla, Delia Ronquilln. l.illi.in Mem, Gloria 'ena. Marguerite Molina, Margaret Tafoya, Mary Moreno, Armida ias, Sylvia Lipschultz, Sally Carvajal. Row 2: Armida Aguilar. flatilda Cuevas, Emily Padilla, Delia Luna, Secretary: Herlinrla flarquez, President: Lita Palomar. Vice President: Rosalinn Fon' es, Treasurer: Alice Lopez, Armida Esquer, Varsamik Mansian. low 3: Alice Andrade, Josephine Rodriguez, Natie Rios, Berry Ialenzuela, Alice Gonzales, Vera Palomar, Esther Martel, Masoka lata, Armida Lopez. Yolanda Juarez, Pauline Novick, Rae Cuaron. low 4: Sally Pr-nn, Doris Kritz, Louise Estrin, Dorothy Shindo, luthy Ruiz. Mas Kaio Sumi Azeka, Lillian Dominguez, Lorraine Sreen, Alma Lopez, Elsie Roybal, Jerry Compos, Rosie Parra, ois Medow. Red Cross Chairman. WORLD FRIENDSHIP I-XCTIVELY engaged in Federation meetings, ban- quets, and conventions, the World Friendship Club has passed its busiest season in recent years, sponsoring the Books for the Philippines cam- paign, and working on Red Cross projects. Row I: Martha Mathis, Ruthe Busch, Shirley Wasserstein, Lor- raine Ruskin. lrlarrict Albert, Nadine Paoriz, Frances Mirsky. Row 2: Christine Perez, Rose Tatosian, Sigrid Petricich, Herbert Ahn. Mrs. Hansen, Sponsory Issadora Gronich, Doris Gettlcson, Marion Jaflee. Row 3: Vivian Silverman, Irene Takata. Billie .Io Geer. Linda Kuroiwa, Barbara Joe, Helen Lopez, Judy Berson, Theresa Celaya. alba' WRITERS' CLUB To LEARN to improve in writing, to learn to criticize their work, and to learn the principles of Literary Criticism, are the aims of members of the XVriters' Club. The activities of the club, spon- sored by Miss King, include writing and criticiz- ing manuscripts. Row 1: Eugene Levin, Mildred Winter. Pauline Novick, Eileen Schiff, Presidenrp Yerta Lippman, Shirley Friedman. Row 2: Shay Lipow, Doris Samoylotf, Julia Snow. Miss Nancy Knig, Sponsor, Murray Neftin. PROJECTION CREW MEMBERS of the pro- jection crew, sponsored by Miss Tester, shown carrying equipment are left to right, Milton Freeman, R a y mo n d Gordon, and Mathew Haggberg. SHOPS SHOWN at work in the woodshop is Neil Bar- banell under the super- vision of Mr. Johnson. EDITH ROOSEVELT HOUSE GIRLS EDITH ROOSEVELT HOUSE is used by classes prac- ticing in Home Making. In it, various clubs and organizations hold their luncheons and teas, which are served by these girls. Row 1: Ruth Guzman. Fannie Richmond, Row 2: Virginia Gon- zales, Lorraine Hutton. Estella Elizarraz, Virginia Holguin, Elizabeth Daleboul. Row 3: Elvira Gaiton, Rosemary Daniel, Lola Chavez, Geneva Arrellanes, Hannah Shapiro, Mary Berumen. Row 4: Alice Escalante. Frances Hernandez, Miss McNeff, Sponsor. Row 5: Maria Bnrboa, Amelia Lujan, Mary Louise Diaz. SOUND CREW THE VOICES heard in such clear tones at football games, aud calls, and all special events would not be possible if it weren't for the Sound Crew, sponsored by Mr. Clentzos. Row 1: Harry Levy, Bob Ponedel, Billy Kleeger, Bertram Scheinker, William Fowler. Joe Nitti. Row Z: Raymond Gordon, Richard Ramirez, Larry Steinberg, Freddie Rosas, Ray Fowler, Art Lander. Herbert Sanders. COSMETOLOGY CLUB THE COSMETOLOGY CLUB, sponsored by Mrs. Adams, is conducted exactly like a regular beauty shop with an appointment desk and shop manager. Row 1: Lily Pedroza, Auxilia, Vazquez, Marcelina Aparicio, Alice Torres. Row 2: Rachel Alvarez, Erneslina Romero, Rosalva Car- rillo, Aurora Gonzales, Yolanda Terccro, Natividad Rios, Carmen Valverde, Adcla Nila. Row 3: Mrs, Donna Adams, Sponsor: Patricia Bullock, Ruth Lancy. Ophelia Rojas, Edna Perez, Shirley Deitch, Ofelia Lawrence. STAGE CREXV Row 1: David Dakos, Lawrence Kalish, Ray Sanchez, Ben Rosen- blum. Row 2: Pudgie Katz, Leo- nard Young, Hank Zipkin, Lucille Abramovitz, Edward Jacobs, Bert Kravitz, Manager. Stage Crew RESOLVED: We won't forget the forgotten-the un- known-the unsung-we'll remember, we'll praise, we'll pay tribute to-our Stage Crew. We know that half the downpouring torrent of ap- plause that ended the plays' ballets, and fashion shows, should have gone to the men behind the scenes. We all know that the program presented to us wouldn't have been quite so enjoyable were it not for the stage crew- Mr. Archy's boys The fellows that worked in the dark recessess of the stage knew they weren't coming in for any applause or appreciation. Theirs was not the glamourous role of star actor, sfinger, performer. They did their job. moved heavy props. set up scenes, dirtied themselves, and worked hard. They did their job realizing that they were doing a thankless job but one that had to be done. They knew the program wouldn't be half as successful as it eventually turned out were it not for their efforts. And out of their eternal loyalty to Roosevelt, they did that job-did it well and admirably. Yes, we will re- member our stage crew. We will remember the many hours put in by them and Mr. Archy. We will not for- get the praise due them, and, when we remember Roose- velt and the enjoyable years spent there, we will reserve a special place in our hearts for the stage crew, our boys. FLYMEN Row l: Raymond Sanchez, Joe Beserra. Richard La Carra, Ar- mando Cisneros, Bert Kravitz. ARTISTS Row 2: David Dakos, Alfred Mendoza, Arthur Le Duc. ELECTRICIANS Row 1: Dave Nienberg, Jerry Lewin, Paul Lopez. 4 121 , K A 4. A. , '1 N is 'N fx X QP gbk ma .- '.z -w R ai. N wx. ff 'f' N X Q . X 3' X C . W fWQi Qfg A ir' 8+ Wigs? W4 . R4 I . A ' : .V 2' Q , ,.-fix'-' kg Q Q J my ,,. , YW ,.w .J fi' RZ. qi., 1 ,- , K Q , , E f v ifiigmv Sw W Y Ei? lmiwi Q I , Q as SEM 4 zQiM,ff1g.i 2 5 'Q A Q 'Z QM Q. WLS. ,.,A. an ' 4 - ,Q , :, 2 K . A M K .1 Y. WL' x ik F A , 5 ff 2 . fr, 2 iziw A ggniyw' iwigige S - -. D . ,ff f W ' v aff ' W wi AAL iitifagkfifizf . Q: ,AQ QM bg npr , ' X' ' , an Ez, Mnfiga , W mwffl-,:. 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Row 4: Carmela Gasparo, Miriam Ravhtrry: Bette Sfhulman fharlene Hnflrnbsre Celia Ornt-lax llarrftr Rapeporr. yd 12 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row l' l-'axne Nishi, Elvira Hernandez, Esperanla Lopez, Esperanza Varela, Arden.: Bell, Angela Lazalde. Shirley Ciitmec, Joaephine Chavez, Row Z: Shir- ley lar llhcurile, Judith Krieger. Shirley Sorkin, Selma Bulcnsky, Sunya Dubin, Lupe Zaralola. Rove 5: Betty Fujimoto, Isabel Barela, Audrey POZPI1, LuLu Smith, Jeswie Lopez, lidna Rexnick, Iftti lleuer, Doris Krause, Nlary Pnrtillo. Row 4' Flsie Moralev, Lola Chavel Georgia Olmeda, Gloria Ochoa, Lupe Flores, Margaret Hernandez. Isabel Yacartas, llane Shuhin, Aimie Mulligan, Doris iiofdwin. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Row lf l vl'unr1Ctuui. V-lilliam lcw. Rndre I-mtv. Vidal Serna Servando Ortega. Rav Guerrero, Pete 'Iiorrea leon Burkm, Izzy Ilerr. Row Z Ken Nlonube, Akira Kichishita, Carlos Doe, Johnnv Kimura 'Iummy Lienrtel. Abraham Negrr-re, Jack Hablun. larry Schnaxr. Ralph Scott Row 3. Al Satire, Henry Cxerteda. .-'Xrmando Cfarrillo. John Doe. Saldzvar Salvador, Benin' Ramirel, Joe Punu. Marltvw Selro, larrx' r li a rra. larrv Steinberg BOYS' GLEE CLUB Row 1 Ralph llddleman, Joshua Kagra, Fernando Ilarrillo. Avrum Medow. Sambo Jmephsnn. Abraham Alvarez, Glenn Miller, Richard Farias, Chikonc Kunizawa. Rurlie lopez. Row 2: Charlotte Brown, Accompanist: Frank Yamamoto. Roy Tickunoff, Harold Rosen, Oscar Segovra, Alfred Valencia, Jess Morales, Antlv Bt-rokotf, XVilliam Barber. Ray Luwengrub. Larwoorl Blumtield. Mr. Dt-pue, Sponsor. Row 3: Shay Lipow, Martin Steinberg. Anastascio Rod- riguez, Dominic Salgaroti, Martin M. Steinberg, Manuel Quesada, Bernie Arte. David Gallardo, Tommy BeniIe7, Jesus Cruz. DANCE BAND Row 1: John Montelongo, John Torres, Norman Berris. Row 2: George Valadez. Leonard NiehauS. Sid Eckstein, Phillip Landsberg, Charlie Ames, Norton Maltz. Row 3: Richard Mitnick, Martin Mit- nick, Ray Shaver, William Garcia. Eugene Levin. MUSIC MAKERS To THE GLEE CLUBS' the Swing Band and the Ensemble-we'd like to express heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the many enjoyable programs from which we've all gotten so much pleasure. Their members were instrumental in making the appearance of these musical groups memorable and enjoyable. Our thanks and appreciation to the faculty advisers-Miss Hardy, Mr. DePue, and Mr. Halford for the many hours and days outside of their regular time which theydevoted to mold and help and build raw material into such splendid musical organizations. 1 Aj Yi , A 3 M IIN' . 'X ' . 4 . .1- !1 3 ,f fl, wif T241 Q' , Mx '- N, x X A i I . I ' aww -vf Wi3S ' x 'S f'f?5 'f - f' W ha Q 1:3 f., ., F , W Q i H W A 'I I ' 4 iQ: 0 U 1 M nu as ' 1 Q a 1 ll' N g ,f 5. 'THE RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS is maintained to train boys to be men in the outside world. The aim is to teach these boys discipline, courtesy. and respect. Discipline-to know how to take orders and how to give them! They learn to take orders from superiors, and having learned this. they are given responsibility, and learn to give orders to others. Courtesy-to respect the authority of an officer! To be courteous to our flag, the uniform of the United States. and also the officers of our unit, and to the members of our school is the aim. Respect-to respect the uniform of the United States, the flag of the United States, and to respect the author- ity of the officersf COMPANY A First Platoon Row 1: Cpl. Antonio Ramos, Capt. Horatio Trrrazas. Pvt. Arthur Longue- van, Pvt. Gilbert Orduz. Pvr. Marvin Clasncr, Pvt. Bernard Silva, Lt. Don' ald Lenik. Row 2: Sgt. John Rodtla. Pvt, Pere Torres. Pvt. Ralph Newton. Pvt. Frank Proctor, Cpl. Ray Limon, Pvt. Irwin Nafshun, Pvt, Robert Mel- endez. TfSgt. Gerald Hillstciri. Row 31 Sgt. Edward Sandoval, Pvt. John Angu- lo, Sgt. Richard Ramirez. Pvt. Leon Burkin. Pvt. Sidney Plotnick, Pvt. Harold Adams. Cpl. Charles Goodwin. COMPANY A Second Platoon Row I: Cpl. William Canepa. Pvt. Lar- ry Goldberg. Pvt. Freddie Martinez, lst Sli. Fttd Rosas, Pvt. Robert Esquer, Pvt. David Mason, Pvt. Sam Postolov, Znd Lt. Jerry Rittenberg. Row 2: Sgt. Raymond Gordon, Sgt Keith Fowler. SfSgt. Louis Frank, Pvt. Loenard Am- off. Pvt. Abelardo Fuentes. Pvt. Mor- ris Postolov. Pvt. Reyes Madrid. TfSgt. Myron Slavin. Row 3: Pvt. Gilbert Torres, Pvt, Frank Madero, Pvt. Daniel Fierro. Pvt. Jesus Gallardo, Cpl. Alex Gamboa, Pvt. Amado Flores, Pvt. Robert Dias, Sgt. Raymond Berger. COMPANY B Second Platoon Row 1: Cpl. Charles Gonzalez, SfSgt. Richard Tcrronrs, Lt. Manual Rojo, Pvt. Joseph Lopez, Cpl. Leo Aparicio, Sgt Herman Keys, Sgt. Raul Mora, lst Sgt. Ifrnesl Iimnn, Row Z: Cpl. Isaac Cruz, Sgt Marvin Kleiman, Pvt. Henry Ng. Pvt. Arthur Gandara, Pvt. Gus' tavo Valles, Pvt. Gustavo Portillo, Pic. Harry Lubowitzky, Row 3: Sgt. Ralph Preciado, Pvt Louie Herrera, Pvt. Sheldon Bohrer, Pvt. Sheldon Miller, TfSgt. Bert Gonzales, Pvt. Oscar Na- jera, Pvt. Mike Rota, Pvt. Paul S. I.opl:Z. ST. HERMAN KIFYS. CPI.. WII.l,IAM FOXYLER, KPI. IHAYIIJ XCUIVEI., CPL WILIIAM BARBI-.R COMPANY B Pirst Platoon Row I: Cpl. Charlie Gonzales, Sfsgt. Krneth Neis, Sgt. Armando Armenta, Pvt. Leslie Sandusky, Sgt. Larry Parra, Danny Quinoncs, Frank Safrced, Sgt. Prnest I.imon. Capt. Max Rubay. Row 2: Sgt. Ismael Corona, Pvt. Larwood Blumfield, Pvt. Robert Butler, Pfc. Armando Gomez. Pvt. .loc Ponce, Pvt Rudy Vasquez, Cpl. Ray de la Rosa. Private David Aguirre. Row 3' 'I'fSgt. Fred Martinez. Surge.-ml fharlcs Palo mino, Private Arthur Gootgin, Pfc. Cir- su-n Scharknr. Corporal Williilni Fowler, Pvt. Oscar Segnvia. Cpl. Dav. id Esquivel. Cpl. Arthur Estes, lst Lt. Charles Ytuarttr. R. O. T. C. ACTIVITIES The R.O.T.C. has many activities including military. educational. and social. The military conduct of the R.O.T.C. is based mainly on the organization itself. Each year, a Federal Inspection is held in which the United States Army gives this unit and other units a grade based on a standard of proficiency. There are also school competitions to sort out the best unit in Los Angeles. One of these competitions is given by the British Service club, and another is given by the American Legion, Post 368, which is the Blue Devils Trophy. In the educational field there are among the subjects- scouting and patroling. rifle marksmanship, technicalities of rifle fire, and army organizations. To aid them in this work there are training Hlms and field and technical manf uals. Field training helps the R.O.T.C. member in co- ordination ofthe mind and body. In addition there are machine guns, mortars, a bazooka, and training portfolios. The R.O.T.C. Military Ball is the most important social event on the calendar and is a formal dance. 'eff?WxmQgg5 Qi ai ' 'h!' Girl ' Drill Team ., M..-Ne-1 Celia Ornelas. Frances Green. Lola Chavez, Anita Rubalcava THE PURPOSE of the Girls' Rille Team is to develop manners, to promote citizenship. and to obey and help enforce rules and regulations set up by the administration of the school. During this semester the Rifle Team has had many activities including a motion picture aud sponsored by the Drill Team, the Federal Inspection Day. and a Memorial- Day Parade at the Coliseum in which they participated. To encourage girls at Belve- dere Junior High to join the Rifle Team next semester, the Senior Drill presented a program at that school. RIFLE TEAM OFFICERS Row l: Lt Col. Barbara Joe, Capt. Adj. Jo Ann Weber, Major Corinne Zaret. Lt. Marilyn Fishke. Row 2: Capt. Amalia Medina. Co. C, Capt. Flora Dosdorian, Co. B, Captain Edna Perez, Co. A, Row 3: Lt. Marilyn Fishke Stall, Lt. Emma Noriega, Lt. Arcelia Garcia, Lt. Aurelia Lozano. IN FORMATION Row 1: Captain-Adjutant Jon Ann Weber, Lt. Col. Barbara Joe, Major Corrine Zaret. COMPANY A---Row 1: Capt. Edna Perez, Lt. Aurelia Lozano. Lpl. Guidon Marcelina Apiricio, SfSgt. Dolores Kaufman. Pvt. Rebecca Lopez, Pvt. Evangeline Castillo, Pvt Blance Chico, Pic. Celia Ornelax. Row 1: Sgt, Nlatleline Goldberg. Pvt. Aurora Ro' mem, Pvt, Rowe Carrillo, Pvt. Julia Oliva, Cpl. Muriel Shapiro. SfSgt. Frances Green. Sgt. Carmen Madrigal. Row 3: Private Teresa Rodriguez, Private Billie Jo Geer, Pfc. Virginia Messina. Cpl. Christina Perez, Pfc. Anita Rubalcaba, Pfc, Lola Chavez, COMPANY B-vRow l: Cpl. Sally Carvajal, Capt. Flora Dosdor- ian, Lt. Arcelia Garcia. Row 1: Pic. Rosie Parra, Alice Torae, Private Alice Castillo, Private Corrine Canter, Private Irene Govea, Private Jessie Lopez, Private Anita Noriega. SfSgt. Emmrline Ro- mero. Row 2: Pfc. Fairy Southard. Pfc. Estella Elizarraraz. Private Mary Periz, Private Irence Dotie, Private Stella Marten, Private Esperanza Sanchez, Sgt. Selma Kaplan. Row 3: Cpl, Martha Gomez, Private Pat Gibbon, Private Fallie Ubina, Private Juanita Church, Private Margaret Murphy, Private Maria Rivera, Private Lupe Caneon, Sgt. Helen Anguiano. COMPANY C-Row l: Captain Amalia Medina, Lt. Emma Noriega, Private Felicia Robles. Sgt Norma Herrera. Cpl. Juanita Hernandez, SfSgt. Mary Louise Diaz, Lt. Emma Noriega, Pfc. Alicia Ochoa, Private Helen Mendoza, Private Adella Luna, Pri- vate Mary Lou Marquez, Pfc. Christine Ortega. Private Lillian Dominguez, Private Sally Vasquez. Private Billie Cardona. Pri- vate B. Valadez, Private Bertha Valencia, Private Elsie Morales. Private Janet Harrison, Cpl. Olive Harris, Private Emma Lopez, Cpl. Virginia llolquin. MQ .45 Yip! 9' 'S ?5 V3 5 6 N g we Q' SN .v A . ff? ' wa. Cit Ii mnastir' Champs IN THE TROPHY CASE situated in from of the Auditorium will be found the tan and brown mahogany trophy with a bronze Victory figure- head placed at the top as seen pictured at the right. The inscription on the bronze plate reads as follows: Ed Aldridge Sam Mizrahi Jerry Harmatz Genie Myers Arnie Klein Henry Porras Coach Bishop L. A. City GYMNASTIC CHAMPIONSHIP 1946 COACH RICHARD E. BISHOP past participant of Olympic meets, this year's Roosevelt Gym Team coach. received his first All-City victory with this year's championship aggregation. Coach Bishop helped spur the boys on and is very proud of the team. Row 1: Gene Meyers. Eddie Aldridge, Rudolph Fuentes, Henry Porras, Arnie Klein, Sam Mizrahi. Row 2: Mr. Bishop, Sponsor: Al Mendoza. Marcus Gildcn, Louis Kanefsky, Al Solnil. Bernard Haltman. John Boyd, Stan Pearl. Paul Orloif, Bill Belikoff, Fred Rosas. Row 3: David Silver, Billy Mitchell, Eddie Madrick, Leonard Blanchard, Jerry Harmatz, Rudy Arvizu, Robert Sanadn, George Jubile, Izzy Herr. Marv Kape'us, Al Safire, Charles Krohn. Row 4 Allen Taplin Seymour Ziff Fred Esnkoff, Julius Schwartz, Ignacio Carrillo, Robert Holguin, Teddy Schnce, George Silva, Bernard Zatkowsky, Joe Astor, Efrian Sanchez, George Warsaw, Roy Tickunoff, All-city Arnie Klein is, pictured displaying an fn verted fron Cross on the rings. There is but one trick more difficult than an Inverted Cross to be used on the Rings. Klein also placed first in the city on the Long Horse. Co-captain Eddie Aldridge, High Bar specialist, served his last year for the Roosevelt Gym team, placing fourth in the City. Aldridge is display- ing his Giants Jerry Harmatz. hrst man on the Parallel Bars, is displaying his Consecutive Back Flipsf' Jerry, a letterman from last year, will also return again next year to help strengthen the gym club. HIGHLIGHTING a season of ten victories and one defeat, the All-City Gymnastic championship came to Roosevelt High School this season for the first time in the school's history. Coach Richard Bishops gymnasts started off by defeating an undermanned Poly- technic High Gym team, 1 12-8. The next Week the Bishopmen encountered Manual Arts on the Roosevelt hardwood. defeating the visitors. 62-58. lirom there, the Colonels went right on to defeat the Fremont Gymnasts, 63-5 7, in the losers' gym- nasium. The next week the Colonels met Washiiigton and Jefferson in a tri-meet' defeating both schoolsi QRQ 6216, QXVD 5816, QJJ O. The Colonels were the first team to defeat the Generals in three years and the first Roosevelt squad to defeat XV3SlllT1gl0l'l in ten years. XVashington held the City Crown for the past two consecutive seasons. Another first gained by this year's aggregation, was the All-Southern title. the first in the history of the Red and Gold. Arnie Klein was the big gun behind the team, outscoring any other man on the club and taking All-City honors in two events, the long horse and the rings. Klein retained his last year's Rings championship, sealing the hemp in 6.0 this season. Outstanding gymnasts for the year were Henry Porras, who broke the school rope climb record of 6.0 by hastily hoisting the hemp in 5.8 timeg Sam Miyrahi, who took second all-city on the horizontal har' and fourth all-city on the long horse: Co-captain Eddie Aldridge, fourth all-city horizontal bar: Jerry Harmatz, second all-city on the parallel bars: Genie Myers, second all-city on the rings. Leonard Blanchard, Al Mendoza. John Boyd, Lottie Kanefsky, lzzy Heir, and Roy Tickinoff added strength to the Mighty Musclemen. Co-captains of the team were Eddie Aldridge' high har specialist, and lzzy Herr, parallel bars master. Coach Bishops mighty aggregation was presented with a bronze trophy for the Roosevelt High trophy case. XVith all but Eve members of this year's team returning next year, prospects are good to retain the City Crown next season. . , , t -e I g . is shown displaying his championship Giant Disf locate. The combination used by Mizi'.ihi on the High Bar this year is the hardest combination to be perlormetl on the lligh Bar, orcl holder, shown climbing the cable in 5.8 recorcl LIIUC, squtul. Sam 'Nlinahi second ull sity on the Hi h Bar Henry Porras, new Roosevelt Rope Climb ree- 'lhis was lyorras' seeontl season on the gym Genie Myers' First year on the Roosevelt Mus' cleman aggregation proved successful. as he placed second in the City on the Rings. VICTORY SCORE CARD ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVTLT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVEI ,T ,V 75 55 62 86 69 Ill 63 63 -HQ ,lliranklin ,L ffllorsey 7 7 9flVlarshall , ,'South Gate Manual Polvtcchnic Fremont W Washington Jefferson H 43 V: 65 58 34 51 8 57 57 O first place in Southern League lVleet. first place in Semi Finals Meet. first place in All'Citi' Me Ilhese are practice meets. et Cioecaptain Izzy Herr. shown displaying a Ont Arm Hand Stand, had to remain on the hench mosi of the time due to .1 hack initirv which hindered him from placing in the Citi' meet, Lottie lianelslw. second year Sidehorse nian. is shown displaying 'lligh Doubles on the Side Horse apparatus. Louis is returning next year for another season ol' gymnastics, , c , , - ' 1 I ' ui'-A ' - 114 J , J J ca 1-,J 9 -1 Leonard Blanchard, in his last year of liree-ex, met few defeats for a highiv oo med season. ipiangh ard is shown displaying his One Arm Lever. BASEBALL returned to the Roosevelt campus this semes- ter after an absence of five years, and under the skillful coaching of mentor Joe Gon- zales, the Colonels Went through their practice games by winning four and losing one. At the end of the first round of the Eastern South- ern League, the Colonels had one win and live losses. Varsity Ba eball f-Ui Richard La Carra, curve ball artist. Bill Cola, Charlie Sierra, Pat Molina, Simon Trujillio, Louie Gomez, Dick Duran, Rudy Ontiveros. Top Row: Frank Yamamoto, Tamoe Rodriguez, Dominic Salgar- olo, M a n u e l Flores, Nick Sadd, Richard La Carra, Charlie Chavez. Robert Or- tiz, Henry Hinojoso, Johnny Pena, Al Padilla, and Coach Joe Gonzales. THE HORSEHIDERS started their prac- tice season by losing to a strong Gar- field nine, 3-2, but came back to flat- ten Marshall twice, 11-1, and 18-9. They garnered their third win at the expense of Loyola at eight innings, with Charlie Sierra receiving credit for the victory. The Rough Riders walked all over the Montebello Oil- ers to the tune of 15-ll, for their fourth practice Win., Leaving men stranded on the bases in almost every inning, the Colonels lost their first League game in live years, 10-0, at Huntington Park. The locals collected many hits but could- n't put a run across, While the Orange and Gray collected 10 runs on 8 hits. Pena covers the home plate as Manuel Flores stands at bat. A HIGHLY favored Fremont aggregation traveled to Evergreen playground to hand the locals their second straight league set back, 20-5. The Colonels used everybody that day as five pitchers paraded to the mound that after- noon. The only pitcher that Wasn't scored upon Was Henry Hinojoso who held them scoreless in the seventh inning. In the third league encounter the Roosevelt hickory wielders defeated the Bell Eagles for their first league vic- tory. The game turned out to be a real thriller as the Rough Riders broke a 3-3 tie in the seventh to come home with a 5-3 victory. After pulling ahead in the first inning the Rough Riders lost a tough one to the Washington Generals for their third league loss. Accounting for four of the Colonels' six runs were Johnny Pena, who knocked in two runs in the big first, and Serna, who smacked a triple to score two Colonels ahead of him. Failing to hit in the clinches, resulted in their fourth league loss at the hands of the Manual Arts Toilers. Frank Yamamoto held the Toilers to three bingles, While the baseballers collected four off of Chandler Mahoney, but failed to hit when they counted. Rounding out the first half of the baseball season, the horsehiders lost to an up-and-coming Jefferson outfit, 3-l. Pulling ahead in a nip and tuck affair. the Democrats scored two runs in the seventh inning to put the game on ice. The Colonels put on a rally in the last stanza butt could only put across one run. Reaching for a ground ball is Dick Duran, keep- ing the hot corner warm for the Colonels' nine. K ,eg ..,,,. iw' 1: an i I in Robert Ortiz winding up Onlivcros sliding in as Louie Gomez throws the ball to Simon Trujillo. NVaiting for pitch is Charlie Sierra while Johnny Kimura catches. Zhu. f. ' ' f4f!Jff-9 BREAKING out with two runs in the first inning, the boys from Huntington Park didn't relinquish their lead, and notched their second straight triumph over the Colonels,May 7, at Everygreen Playground. Continuing on their losing ways, the Colonels gave in to the Fremont Pathfinders, 9-l, as they collected but one hit, that by Jimmy Miller. The locals broke into the win column when Richard La Carra came Within one hit of baseball's hall of fame. The Bell Eagles could collect but one hit olf of Richard as the Colonels Won, 9-3. Picked by Coach Joe Gonzales as the most valuable players in the Varsity and Junior Varsity, Rudy Onti- veros was picked as the most valuable man on the Varsity,while Harvey Snyder received the honor as the most valu- able Junior Varsity player. Rudy played every position on the team except first, pitcher, and catcher. Waiting for the ball are Ta- moe Rodriquez, M a n u e I Flores and Pat Molina. VARSITY TRACK Row l: David Bonami, James Mclntyre, Moses Garay, William Jones, Ar- mando Cisneros, David Braeger, Bernie Adelman, Memo Acosta. Row 2: William Benett, Shiro Matsumoto, Richard Quiroz, Steve Castrellon, Jack COACH DAWSON'S tracksters got off to a good start by running over an outclassed Bell team to win a practice meet. Our inexperienced boys from Fourth and Pickett held their own in the track events and piled up the points in the field events as Klein, Novi- koff, and Berokoff took first in the high jump, shot put and pole vault, respectively. Proving too strong for the locals, the Powerful Jeff team, led by Ed Brent, scored a 75-29 victory. Highlights of the meet was a 6'2 jump by Arnold Klein, who tied for first with Young of Jeff, and a 4.52 mile by Steve Castrellon. Traveling over to Fremont only to be edged out by a well balanced Fremont team, our Rough Riders lost their second dual meet, 73M-2 to 30M. Once again, we outscored our opponents in the field events but didn't have the backing in the track events to sal- vage a victory. With three first places to his credit, U, Ware made a total of 15 points in 100, 220 and Broad Jump to place the Toilers in the winnnig column at the end of the meet. C63-415 . BEE TRACK Row 1: Tom Shiroma, Louis Banuelo Al Mendoza, Emil Van Daele, Arno' Standel, Tony Cruz, Richard Vasquez, Rudy Guiterrez, Frank Brown. Row 3: Commissioner Olshane, Sid Minsky, Andrew Berokoff, Emeterio Jim- enez, Bill Samarin, Gus Rico, Ernie Serna, Servando Ortega, Ray E. Dawson. Row 4: Billy Mitchell, Matthew Weston, Tadashi Nagaro, Jerry Coff, Jack Kobzeff, Jim Novikoff, Bill Sissov. Harry Patapoff. Klein, Charles Ytuarte, Robert Row 2: Marlow Selco, Stan Jabin Guerrero, John Torres, Benny Tony Sotelo, Jerry Lewin, Orrin er, Art Selayandia, Robert hivers, Martin Rubin, Yancy Milsap 3: John Shepherd, Richard Rhine- Jim Youraine, Tommy Benitez, Alvarez, Harvey Ledesma, Flores, Paul Lemos, Joe Yan- Row 4: Commissioner Olshane, Rob- S . . . . Y Track F ,e CEE TRACK Row 1: Manuel Mancillas, Mike Alderete, Joe Maytorena, Harold Bernson George Fernandez, Manuel Perea, Katsumi Tawa. Row 2: Robert Fasana Mateo Montoya, Felix Flores, Bernard L, Charlie Rivera, Tadashi Kowta, Fontes, Kenneth Lee, Oscar Molin- Andrew Segovia, Armando Zumaya. Joe Meloch, Randolph Sidle, Bennie Arce. Don Lyle. Row 3: Ivan Bellen, Manager: Morris Davidson, Albert Castro, CoM1Nc3 TO RoostavEL'1' all set to demote our Col- onels to the rank of yardbird. the undefeated Gen- erals just edged out our San Juan Hillers. 64432, and not until their relay team led crossing the tape did Wrshington emerge victorious. Taking first, for the Colonels were Arnold Klein. Jim Novikoff, and Bill Bogdanoff. Ending up the season with several men injured and sick, the Pourth and Pickett men traveled to Poly only to meet defeat at the hands of a determined Parrot aggregation. Only ray of sunshine during the meet was a ll'6 pole vault by both Bill Bogdanoff and Andy Berokoff, both of whom just barely miss- ed l2'6 . Although losing every dual meet, the always fighting Rough Riders edged out Poly for 5th place in the Southern League track meet held at the Colif seum on May 10, As usual the Colonels compiled all their points in the field events. With a first by Jim Novikoff in the broad jump, a first by Andy Berokoff in th: pole vault, a second by Bill Bogdan- ofl in the pole vault, and a tie for second in the high jump between Alex l-losbeth and Arnold Klein. if 'lizfif ' ' Andy Berokoff Vaulting ll'6 YEl,l , LEA DERS- e---8 6-B INSPIRING our sportsmen greater heights of victory. yell leaders, Neil Barba Bernard Haltman, Sta Pearl, Albert Solnit, and S Thompson were chosen the Student Council last 5 and have done a grand during the semester. G.A.A. IS ONE of the most active clubs on the cmapus. One can 'see the girls after school every Monday and NVednesday. They enjoy playing, because they know exercise makes beautiful figures. This semester was outstanding. A special luncheon was given th Executive Board In April the upper G.A.A. gave the junior to e . G.A.A. a surprise Easter party! Then one of the most fascinating in- itiations was given to all the new members. What fun! The girls proudly took second place at the Wilson High Play Day, on May 2. After this the girls prepared for their own Play Day, on May 22. XVonderful time had by allf Installation time came around. and the new officers were presented to the club for the first time. Officers this term were Norma Tolstoy, President, and Frances Gillett, Vice-Preszl dent MRS. ZAZA SCHERI1 has been at Roosevelt High for five years. For the last two years. she has held the position of head of the gym department. She also sponsors the recreation program after school. 2 Q -x Row l: Martha Gomez. Theresa Pliego Helen Anguiano Evl T-Ii , , e yn . ersko, Mae Dri- zeck. Bessie Lang, Theresa Celaya, Sadako Higa. Armida Esquire, Sara Bromberg, Her- riet Albert Lucy Sansoni Betty Sigala Ro 2 E , , . W : velyn Koleada, Barbara Galloway, Thelma Schuster, Annette Hazan, Betty Johnson, Isabel Garcia, Angie Josefo, Ghickie Chaiken, Edith Bornstein. Felice Adler. Ella Mae Katz, Dottie Schwartz Ettie Grush, Dodie Tami R 3 H . ow z elen Karp, Ruthie Bornstein, Gloria Pena, dune Kikuchi. Haruko Nakasone. Angela Suzuki June Kawabe Aileen I ' , . wamizu, Mardy Gerb, Cecilia Astengo, Martha Villa, Adella Luna, Alice Lopez, Varsanik Manasian. Row 4: Joseph- ine Rodriguez, Helen Cohn, Jean Singer, Rachel Breene, Sylvia Lipschultz, Betty June Wren, Ardena Bell, Natali Weitz, Blossom Eisenberg, Louise Estrin, Alice Partin Row 5' Romona Padilla Barbara P Sh' , , ress, irley Cohen, Muriel Baker, Paula Berk,. Essie Rosenfeld, May Nakata, Sets Teramoto Kinuye ltano Masako H t V' l , , a a, 10 et Part, Ruth Hyman, Judy Berson. Row 6: Dolores Oropeza, Angela Leanos, Dorothy Shindo, Ruth Ruiz, Sumi Azeka Mas Kato Irene Briedis J A , , , . anet lpert, Beadie Spilberg, Yetta Lippman, Mildred Klein, Nlurile Shapiro, Della Padilla, Alice Andrade. Row 1: Eleanor Eagot, Head of Volleyballj Delia Luna, Assistant: Norma Tolsoy President: Lorraine Ruskin, Yell Leader: Frances Gillett. Vice President. Row 2: Ma- v - i tilda Cuevas, Assistant Treas- urerq Carmen Hilario, Secre- taryg Esther Rosenfeld. Hrs- torianp Beatrice Spilberg, Yell Leader: Katherine Urkov Treasurerq Miss Margaret Crassweller, Sponsor. NONE. TXVO, THREE STRIKES and you're out . . . but that's a rare occasion when those hard-hitting girls come up to bat. Softball, as always, was the most popular sport of the sesaon, and the girls accom- plished a lot. They learned how to keep official score on softball score cards and also learned techniques of catching, throw- ing, and batting. Most important. in every game, the goal was toward team work and good sportsmanship. Row l: Beverly Lovett, Mary Bakin, Blondie Goldwine, Mary Morcna. Helen Tomas- zweska, Rosalie Principe, Carmen Santana, Louise Gonzales, Lillian Dominguez, Lor- raine Greene, Sally Carvajal, Rachael Curon, Mary lshimine. Row 2: Gloria Quinones. Katherine Urkov, Frances Gillett. Lillian Levonchuk, Setsuko Furumoto. Matilda Cuevas, Delia Luna, Clorie Gallegos, Christine Gonzales, Annie Da La O, Rachel Mar- tinez, Carmen Mendoza, Betty Valenzuela, Buckwheat Valadez, Florence Meyerson, Martha Mathis. Row 3: Henrietta Rivas, Sunya Dubin, Marshy Glassman, Paula Berk, Ann Hambarian, Jane Abakumoff, Cecelia Cuellar, Elaine Rosenberg, Mildred Schwartz. Florence Kurtzman, Isabel Torrez, Sigrid Petricich, Julia Benton. Row 4: Eleanor Fagot, Marie Rosenblatt, Gloria Olguin, Hazel Shubin, Vera Lugotoff, Rosalind Gold, lidith Levitt, Shirley Fagot, Ruth Katz, Armida Lopez, Shirley Todresic, Ruth XVikin. 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