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

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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.

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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

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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.