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

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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.

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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.