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

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P minlsffzafcfis lv-sn.,-Q MR. WILEY SERING MRS. HAZEL O'HANLON BOYS' VICE-PRINCIPAL GIRLS' VICE-PRINCIPAL To fhe girls of Roosevelf l-ligh School, Mrs. Hazel O'l-lanlon is a friend and counselor as well as fhe Girls' Vice-Principal. She is always on hand ready fo hear fhe various problems of fhe girls here af our school. Mrs. O'l-lanlon is sincerely inferesfed in fhe girls of Roosevelf and is grafified when she sees fhem graduafe af The end of fhree years. I-lere af Roosevelf we have a cerfain afmosphere of friendli- ness and good spirif fhaf appeals fo our Girls' Vice-Principal and malces her iob, she fells us, more pleasanf. Roosevelf girls are egually glad fo have such a helpful adviser. l.asf fall Mr. Wiley Sering, enfered Roosevelf as our new Boys' Vice-Principal. Immediafely he gave an impression of friendliness and readiness fo help when help was needed. l-le cerfainly has fulfilled fhaf firsf impression. l-le has acquired fhe friendship and fhe confidence of fhe boys of Roosevelf, which are so imporfanf fo a Vice-Principal. Mr. Sering also has an inferesfing baclcground which in- cludes feaching, serving in fhe Navy during World War Il, and helping in communify affairs. Our Boys' Vice-Principal is impressed by fhe genuine friendliness of fhe sfudenfs who he fhinlcs are very ap- preciafive. -9...

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7-l42f52 Q Z Mr. Francis L. Daugherly, our principal whom all Ihe sfudenls know for his greal Roosevell spiril, has served Roosevelf l-Iigh as principal for more Ihan a decade. I-le is known 'ro be Iriendly and forceful, buf fair. Through all These years he has helped 'ro develop youlhs, no maller whaf race. creed, or nalionalily, Io become beller cilizens bclh academically and sociallyg knowing Ihal 'rhis is Ihe Ioundalion for a beller Iomorrow. This jolly man wiI'h a hearl of gold and a greal philosophy of life has led us 'rhrough 'rhick and Ihin, never lefling us down. I-Ie gives praise lo Roosevell I-Iigh school wherever he goes, and shall no? soon be Iorgolrlen by us, The sludenls. Whenever Ihere is a school Iunclicn, you will mosf likely see Mr. Daugherly. Yes, we are very forlunale 'ro have such an oufsfanding principal working and serving wi+h his greal inleresl' and sincer- ily in Ihe bellerrnenl of Rcosevell I-ligh school and Ihe Communily. MR. FRANCIS L. DAUGHERTY PRINCIPAL -3-

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14? English De artment Language Department Raw I: Mrs. Gerirude S. Pollock, Mrs. Robbie C esI2r i,i.ss Edith Frosf, Mrs. Elsie C. Amidon, Miss Mary Hulme .Iofv 2: Mrs. Margarei Henderson, Mrs. Ruth S. Blumberg, Hrs. Guinever D. Norman, Miss Harriefica Golden. Row 3: Louis J. Kolifsch, Mark Gilden, Richard Penlxava Joseph Voorhees, Henry A. Lalane, George Williams. , Left to Righ+: Mrs. Miriam Jalowifz, Miss Charloffe Vol . Icers, Mrs. Margaref Henderson. Industrial Arts Department Nlathematics Department Row I: Wiliam O. Van Velzer, Kennerh P. Gray, Keirh A. Row I: George W. Davis, John Franzes, Merrill Hale, Sfadfman, Howard W. Thomas. Donald Cross. Row 2: O. R. Johnsfon, T. M. Seilzler, H. M. Cessna, Raw 2: Mrs. Gertrude Ceccoli. H. T. Ingersoll. Boys, I3 E Department Girls, I3 If D t t . . . . epar men Row I: Blaine Crowfher, Richard Bishop, James Cheiiers, Row I: Miss Mary Ann Granich, Miss Ellen Mitchell, Row 2: Dominic Campolo, Pere Clentzos. Row 2: Mrs. Virginia Robbins, Miss Norma Johnson, Mrs. Zaza Scherf.