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

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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.

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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

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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.