Roosevelt High School - Roundup Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1948 volume:

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THEI N11 PETE RUCINSKI ERNIE MILLER Head Coach Assistant Coach R RECORD Peter P Ruclnskr Graduated from Roosevelt 1-hgh School 1n 1930 Bachelor of Arts at Valparatso Unrversltv tn 1934 Assrstant Coach Valpararso Unrverslty tn 1935 Began coachrna Roosevelt 1-hgh School as asststant 1n 1930 Appomted to present pos1t1on as 1-lead Football Coach rn 1937 Ernest R Mrller Graduated from Roosevelt l'11gh School 1n 1932 Bachelor ot Arts Wabash College rn 1936 Master ot Arts Northwestern Un1vers1ty rn 1937 Beaan coachrna Roosevelt 1-hah S hool ln 1937 as Ass1stant Football Coach lohn W Patr1ck Cradua ed from Wash1naton 1-hah School tn 1929 Bachelor and Master deorees Oglethorpe Un1vers1tv 1-lead Football Coach and Dean ot Men Oalethorpe 1933 to 1943 Drrector ot Athlettcs East Chrcaao Pubhc Schools slnce 1944 '11, Wig K 1 1 1. i 1 , 1 f K ' U .X ,H . , 1 X 3 . 3 , - O s f 1 0 1 I 3' . 1 X 'KA . 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A 26 H 3 6 , 21 s ' 4 , X 4 34 0 35 0 39 ' ' A 13 I U 4l 7 48 Q A 25 O 6 l9 l. ' 5 19 , ' rr U l 24 O . 23 , , , U 30 ,c . 15 . . s ' Y. O ' 33 -4: s ll Eugene Donaldson Q' ' Fullback Henry Homco Right Hallback l sfo I RV, N Rudolph Valenlino ' Right End X 4 , 'fx ,Q K 1 5 v I 5 If wlgdsl f z lil' Ronald Clark ALL INDIANA SELECTIONS These Roosevelt gizlfxirers we re seleeted outstcmdinz: szyzerls writers and other rerzresentcitive czutlmoritles Us the best players Sri their respective posltiorls for the l947 season. Seine of The men Upper red on every rxxlblished ' All lY1dlCTI'1CI lineup. A littinzr tribute to their prowess! Chester Lukowski Eugene Mack Left Tackle Left Guard , G can 1 , , K+ A 1 - sl' Russell Nestor Right Tackle Y if V' .,.' ff 5' 4 5 lin , 'I 1 Ji xty Q -- il! ss. A 'ef' f' N 2 if H G LAHR IOHN W. PATRICK Principal Director of Athletics A TRIBUTE . . . All of us at Roosevelt High are justly proud of the fine record of achievement of the football team dating back to the middle of the l944 season. This phenominal success is the result of an excellent program of physical education coupled with a fine spirit of co-operation and loyalty on the part of the pupils, the faculty, and the many Roosevelt Boosters. l would like to bid farewell to the Class of 1948 with the words of Disraeli . . . 'To be conscious that you are ignorant is a great step to knowledge' However your education will not cease here, but will continue Always direct your efforts in channels that will be constructive both to yourself and society. ln life, as in athletics, good minds, good morals, and good manners pay high dividendsln Seven .. ' 15 . N I Stanley Kwxat Mr A C Senour Supenntendent ol Schools East ch1CGgO Indxancx M'Chae1H v ' BOARD OF EDUCATION EAST CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS M1chc1e1 Hcvrcm Pres1dent Stanley KWIGI Secretory Rudolph Iarabak Exght Rudolph Icxrcbcfk ......... Treasurer Mr. H. G. Lahr, Principal L E A D E R S . . . The director and assistant directors have given their time and eiiort in mak- ina us stars oi 1948. Mr. Lahr, Miss Owen, and Mr, Haynes have directed and carried us through the times when we teit like giving up. They taught us that the show must go on. I Erma Soltes Benny Rockley Typist Secretary and Rental Clerk and Treasurer Nine 1 al Lois Grimmer Registrar and Records Clerk KJ Mr. F. S. Haynes Assistant Principal ff Miss A. E. Owen Girl Counsellor FACULTY THE DIRECTORS VWYMW W .mn Isabella Swalts Maurme Murphy Conenne Lowry Emmlmmw the homo ond commumty lllo tltrouolm educdtlon r... 4 H 5 HMM div FOLLOWING THE ADVENTURES OF MARK TWAIN ENGLISH AND LANGUAGES Er1ol1sh helps students to dppreclote the culturol dclfuevements ol yesterday ond todoy Forelgn Lonoudge stunuldtes our desue to leorn cus toms longuoge ond oeoctrophy ot our neuqhbors thus broodenmq our outlool' ot forelgn ollol s Grace Nesbxt 'S Margaret Mullxgan Earl Keller Agnes Wmters Ruth Larson Ten 0 0 0 ' '- V-fyyff 2 . . - ,, .. .' ' X ' T ' A' l 'f-1:6 4 -S ' V, l- , I-1' .. p. V ,. ' Q' I r A' ' ' ' Y ' V 1- It ' , T I' l f l .1 if Q , '- 'al ' f. . A 'lg . M 5 Y . Y . I.: K 5 A T' K l , A A , I ' va' - l '. , ' F f 4-1 I' , ?. ' - , 1 I ,QQ I' . '-fr. . 14 H 1 , . I 5 g, 'Wd W ' Z1 4 231' ' I' -.Q Mabel Fifield Thetis Hinkle .' 7 ii I V.: P . H, ' ' ' I 'P -li ,.r. .. V Q , ,A M, 1 Q .... - . . A I lf . I .- , .- 1 . . H- 1 t I A I - . . I U.. sg, 'D A '- ' 4 I ' ll fr . I fp. A x- t :I E :f ' IA 1 1 v X X a. X ' I 1 I ,. I MP TH HISTORY COMMERCIAL Margaret Dcxrragh Zena Utterback Emma Henr f fx Clalre Rutledge f3 7M Y GIVEN CE 1 AB PROVE 'P 'P TRAINING GOOD CITIZENSHIP Xx George Anderson Mae Sulhvm-I Annette Spector Wayne Dennis 1 Ester Carlos Glzelld Koncz Q C UQQ G V16 IX C 1 r Io fo I t t e A 1 L Govfrm c t bette I W Vt Have steam C OQYGCIOQ ot tl O . 5 , SCIENCE Screucr teaches arm to opserve and apalx ze for 0-Q lumsell il T Amldel Hurry Apostle l C P-USUII HOME ECONOMICS Home ELOTIOIIIKS prepares one to take hrs place as a home maker FUTURE SCIENTISTS MUSIC and ART ARTISTS AT WORK Iohn Moore Ann Brazzxll 5 3 Delmcx Byers Ruth Nassau Oscar Butler Luther Boroughs Ioe Cohen Mary Lors Clark Amin Ryqn T QIJC L, warg, l 1 '-r ti'-il ' .E . X . ' 'Elisa .. 4- Q 'X - '- ,if A 2 , v - r u . A' ' ,f ,W . . ' W I I l ls. 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Goysich, Ann, Sec. 1lA1 Bac Edwm Boback Cllfford Bonaventura Angelxne ---' Brexdmg Phyllxs Cavztt Harold Clark Mack Edwards Mary Ann Fortuna Stanley Geddes Alrce Gzze Lydla Gr1'm Gordon Howe Raymond Hughes Iames Ianowskz Ronald Kenzle Lorrame I A J Kowalskx Dorothy Maggr Peter Makay Margaret Marhhk Alfred 11A2 Mxecymkowskl Iohn M1lan Ioseph Mrsner Shxrley 'K : Radmch George Reato Enda Rlccardx Betty Sanders Iune Sammla Charles Smith Ted Street Iames 'vfi Y f 6 J Treadway Robert Truman Cllfford Tzaros Betty Vegera Evelyn 11Bl Ally Robert Anderson Donald Andrews Tom Balestra Mary Belzeske Robert Grancardr Clara Blsto Evelyn vw,- Bxzrk Ioanne Black Ieanette Q 'iIf Bolsky Barbara Boyer Ianet Bretlmger Ellyn Lou Brown Ernest Butler Garland Callahan Stewart Canady Dolores 4 l-1 I If AA T Sxxteen . R ' ' . ' Cb' 2 A . I .lf f 4 I u bi: , I, .4 f-C 1' U' T. , A ff. A . S ,' E-A , -gf., 6 P Q Q g , ' Q . 1 ' .4 . .U Q .. 1 1 K L . ' , 4' rl V .Q f ' r ff' ,ss I ' ' ' - Z A . 'AQ E ' . . . . 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Ioan Donaldson Eugene Dunn Robert Early Harold Feldman Sxdney Garbaclk Lucy Goysxch Ann Grxlhn Frances Gronk1ew1cz Edward Gualandx Dolores Halas Evelyn Hap Stanley H111 Robert 11B2 Hxnebaugh Ken Hutt Iames Hunt Maryorle Iamroz Patrmcxa Iamckl Lucllle Iohnson Mary Ann Kellar Robert Kolodzxej Ioe Kulasa Isabela Kurtelt George Lapadet Arthur Lepuckx Chrlstme L9WUndOWSkl Robert Loehrke Ted Longawa Marcxa ON THE LINE Lowe Annabelle Mackzewmcz Eugene Malxk Iack Marszalek Hxta Maskovzch Pauline McAuslan Ioan McNe1ll Iames Mlller Marxlyn Monak R1chard Morton Glorla Muha Dorothy Mulvlhxll Paincxa Murray Tom Oyster Bethe Paganelll Frank Palla Donald Parker Ed Poludmak Andrew llB3 Pavok Iacquelme Polomcak Regxna Porter Bethe Reardon Danny Rnvxch Robert Robmnson Annabel Ross: Esther Schaller Manlyn N t 4 fm E , ' .A , fx: I Q4 ', 'U k, 4 fi . 'Q - 'C X '. 'f , . . 1 V ,, 1 x X'-' -'-lf.. ' I - I F ' fi ' A , I I . z f f A 0 P 4. 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Iennet Stubbler Dolores Such, Alberta Synos Adolphine Szakacs Bettie Szakacs loan Trzcmskz Frank Tusla Anthoney KING AND QUEEN OF BROWN DERBY Unbanski Lorraine Valentino Dorothy Vanek Ann Vrago Iulia Majda Helen Watters Io Ann Woolsey B111 Woolsey Sue Securing the Peace Educational Week Program Zaranka Connie Zurek Stanley ' ' '27 all V, .: '- .- 'Y 1 SL L 'X Eighteen cn O 'U :Il O 3 O 'FU fl cn SCENE DESIGNERS 1 M5411 :C GG N-nf I I ,ii .. , f t 'S-1 Y 3 5.4 5, 11 x , 1 Nineteen Y- w I , A Q, H .. x ..:. , . , I .ii 1 ,- ,. Q , 1 1UAl Amrai W1ll1am Andrews Evelyn Arrighi Ugo Ason Thomas Baldwin Duane Bicknell Carol Bosal: Ioan Brazenas Allce Brewer Charles Carbonare Emma Carr Matthew Crawford George Ek Betsy Ellis Ronald Farmelll Robert Foster Dolores Gazdik Darlyne Gize Mildred Hillman Richard Iaracz Ronald Iohnson David Iones Herbert 1015.2 Iorgensen Ioan Iostes Charlotte Kamradt Carol Kerekes Ioseph Knight Nolan Moore Iohn Nestor Dolores Pavichevich Ray Porter Mar1or1e OUR CLASS SPONSOR MR MILLER IN CONFERENCE Roberts Ieanette Schultz Fred Slampyak Iohn Sterling Ronald Suddc Raymond Syfert Mary Lou Tarnogrodzki. Edwin Tyburski, Helen Tyler, Betty Wynn, Doris Yeager. Kenneth 10B1 Anderson, Iudith Ashby, Rosette Bakota, Ioan Barsie, Peter Beison. Richard Berg, Eunice SOPHOMORES ir if 'A' SCENE DESIGNERS IUBI Branchn Raymond Bxeleckz Louxs Blernackl Mary Breclaw Marxlyn Brown Iean Bryan lane Burd Elxzabeth Burke Frances Burke Harry Cash Eleen Churby Stella Cornwell Edna Cox Merle Cyr Roger Czenczek Helen Dery Iohn De Mrchele Iacquelme GIRLS WORKING IN ADVANCED COOKING CLASS Dobosz Stanley Edwards Loretta Ferguson Tom Fernando Robert Fntz Ioan Ghgor Ehzabeth Gorney Irene Gozder Sylvla Grxtfen Ioseph IUBZ Hanrahan Robert Hawkms Ruth Holzback Pat Holzback W1lI1am Hughes Betty Lou Iakubowxcz Alex Iaracz Irene Iones Robert Kakol Raymond Kaleta Ceceha Karlm Natahe Kmecrk Mrchaelme Knaplk Rzchard Kolzsha Mary Ann Kondrath Ioyce Koremenos Chnst Kosey Andrew Kotzan B1lI Kowal Eugene Kuklmskx Eugene Kulesa Iohn Laver Nancy F' 4 ,gig -we G Q sv My Ur hi 'J 14' It Twen y 'Nr hid' 'N- V7 A . .I . I .3 , I ,Q v Q . .I I . IX I QI - I 4-it Q I .55 ,Ia I - 4 I ' II' E, uf, I. I ' 52 gif 5 3 I V . - 1 I, J' , , , f .' 5-. 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Cox Marwm Gwen Gxlbert Harrell one Adams George George Hughes Elden K1rk Carol Al Leber Rxchard McAuslan Sxbye Moldroskx Donald ODonnell two Kmety George Knapek 1ce R h d Olund Valerie Parchem Mary Lou da Peres Vlrgxma Regman Donald Rhmeham xc ar lf Duaene Pepper Edxih Peres San r lhree Pe rey mer Duane Slupslnskl Cormne Strand lack T 1 Ioan Trueblood Dons Truman Wanda Vargo Rosemary Vechey lout Szot Florence ms ey Nancy Xanders Rxchard CSBJ Acheson Evelyn B bah Nancy Belaskas Rudolph Bnlo Dorothy Bryon Phxlxp hve Allman lack Ashenbough Harnet ar Burk Mxldred Chraple Patncxa '-. 'od lwenty SIX STAGE HANDS WINTER SCENE AT ROOSEVELT aj- f.. I 'L 4 ,, -A J, . fo- - - 4- v wr , N, ' Y -Q' -11: W . X Q, ' is .f 9 x -r - - , 'T' I ,n F , if A N., f . y .. A . ' , . l I- - ' . I ! 2 Z f fi J fl I 2 V 5 I ll- -Al. lr. A y , g Y tl . ,, , I-.V 1 , 3 pu J ' -0 , 5 --- ' . A v- my A W' 1 xi' .. ' x 4 ' ' X he P fe U ,, K 9 6 5 ng ' 42 T FJ x - , Q , 1 K5 ', L TQ- 4 A' . V4 -. - I ' A ,, , 1 A . 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S 'g - one Churley Pat Dahlsten Dons Davey Marla DeForest Gall Essary lane Flsher Slurley Fudulz I1m Garden Earle Iwo Guherrez Carlos Hcnseth Oscur Hands Iames Horoda Betty Ir Hrgh Davxd Allen Miss Murphy Sr High lean Swlerezakl three Iohnson Mlchael Kavcmaugh Iohn Kerr Adnenne Kolbus Barbara lour Kovcxckx Florence McClendon Ioan McDan1el Wmston Nrhxser Shxrley Carmon lean Sylves ter Rrchard Torak Edward Vore Clarxce KMAGAZINE CHAMPIONS lzve Bam Norma Huber lack Iohns T b K1 k H on o e uec osemary Lagos Iames Lxpuckr Lorrame M orrlson Gordon Orace Arthur S T A G E H A N D S l WINTER SCENE AT ROOSEVELT y-4 ww Q--v B' Q - LAS: is 11 D-1' V '3' fx X 1 Q STAGE HANDS T wenty-eight Patnaraca Ioe Pei lgrew Raympnd Rencenberger Bob S olt Ronald Slmale Patrxcxa Slampyak Ianet S hwandt Ted 1 cts Betty Tll Carol varady Ioan Whlte Pearl Wxlllams Nellle rixm Shlrley Baker Mary Barrlx Charles Beard Ioyce Bolton Thomas Brown Robert KGETTING READY FOR THE GAME Gene Donaldson Coach Mlller and Pete Stachural Brown Sandra Campbell Lols Carmln Gene Davlds Ilmmy Davls Ianet Golder Anna Mae Hemey Floyd Hughes Robert Komacsar Otto Kulesa Edward Madison Eleanor McCasland Mary Lou Nagy Iohn Oakley Iohn Palla Larry Peres Mlke Peterkxtas Ioan Powers Arthur Rathburn Ixmmy Saterbloom Paul Sayger Charles Schulak Iohn Szwxnskx Lorrame Smxth Marxlyn Stachura Robert Uz1s Alfred V1sak Faye Wasllowskx Mar ha Wanderx Carl Wo1laszek Henrxetta Allen Davld Anderson Donald Autry Mona Babaxr Barbara Baswell Charles Beard Dallas Blzxk Ioseph Bomte Dean Bourgue Ioanne Brown Darlene Cash Ixm Conly Iudy Davrdson Phyllxs Davxdson Shxrley Dery Robert Dopson Sue Dunlap Patncra Fanmen Floyd Goldman Alan CBEGINNING TYPlSTSl Hancock Shxrley Hansen Norma Hatheld Ronald Hem Richard Ignas Raymond Iohnstone Carlyon Kaleta Ronald Kerr Kathleen Kerr Keith Kmetz Bxlly Kostyo Theresa Kruto Shxrley Malmowskl Dorothy Mumbourg Glona Muha Phyllxs Murphy Edward McQu1lk1n Deane Patnck Iohn Pearson Bnlly Pelfre Evlene Pettxgrew Dorothea CA STUDY IN CRAFTSl Marxlyn Forbes Gllbert Gruer and Don Regmanl Prdcock Edward Phrew Phxl Rapacz Dmah Raves Ioan -M .af P. 'fd 'X -Y U ,.,,, , J pug .fa 1 -r Z oak! 1 Tu rr y nz c p 'N -it i 3 -41 A I ? mm. C' and 3' ....,,, 'fl' Reid, Ianet Reid, Pat Robinson. Homer Seefeld. Billie Shevchenko. Melvin Smith, Don Snyder, William Steffan, Marie Trimble, Lyla Lee Truman. Gail Varady, Marjorie Walblo. Doris West, Cletus Williams. Beverly Xanders, Norman . 1 t l Ta t. 'QQ ,- xy , fl 'IX2' f ii V, Qu . '- . V'-l rovome book characters who come to closses dressed mr ostume ol then lovonte book character clurmg book character Clow Noveml or 19 1947 Standing Floyd Heiney Doc from Snow White and Seven Dwarfs Shirley Artim Good Queen Ianet Davis Bad Queen Shirley Davidson Miss Hickory Eulene Pelfrey Miss Clematis Kneeling Charles Bazaral Thief Ala Baba and Forty Thieves Dean Benoit Tom Sawyer Donald Anderson Thief Raymond Ignas Thief Thzrty 4 9 , r f i I vfl .d ?f i .., . . . 1 -, ,. , , A C' , I , .J , . . - , - . - 1 , - , - I 1 . Class Flower SEN IORS CLASS OF 1948 'A' ir ir Here it is -A l948. lust four short years ago, a group of frightened freshmen put in their appearance at R. H. S. Our freshmen party was the high spot of the year ln our sophomore year we gradually became active in school affairs such as the Y-Teens, debating, football, wrestling, and basketball, Seeing that we were sophomores the high spot of that year was the Winter Formal. ln 1946 and '47 we were beginning to become the dignified upperclassmen The girls joined the Girl Counsellors and the boys Joined the Boys Welfare. Elections for important positions were being sought by the interested students - Y-Teens, Girl Counsellors, editors of school publications, and sport captains. Of course, the high spot of '47 was the Iunior-Senior Prom. Now in our senior year we have memories of three state Championship football teams, the Winter Formal, Class Day, the Senior Picnic, the all school talent show, our senior play --- Dear Ruth , and the luniorfSenior Prom. These are memories that our class will cherish anal remember the rest of our live The best year of our lives -e the year of l94S, and araduation night.- the high spot of this new year. THE CLASS Were wonderful, were marvelous, Were stupendous, we are great. Who in the heck are we? you ask. l.Ve're the class of '48 We ditch on every 'l'ue-:relay Were always late to class, We cooly snub the hall guards And never have a pass. OF '48 The Freshmen are below us The Sophomores just dont rate The luniors really bore us Were the class of '48 W:-'ie woililly-wire and smarter' We ll someday all he areat Well beat all those before 11.1 -- Vtlere the class of 48 -- Mary Ann Crowson Tfiirfy-one FRANK KMAK President RUDY VALENTINO Vice-President PAT DARLSON Secretary MARCELLA MARCINEK Business Manager SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Bunker Senior Counselor Mr. Dennis Miss Larson Miss Nassau Miss Nesbit Miss Swatts Miss Darrcxgh WHITE HOSE Class Color FRENCH BLUE AND Motto Out of the Harbor Into Deep Channels SILVER ADAMS WILLIAM IW TFIIINITCII 93 z rt ALGOZZINI IOHN rr- lm Frm Dx cm A mm ANDERSON ROBERT frm Tfix V' I I 1 Romain Ncxtmnnl Honor QCCIPI ' K 'N F Il. VV .:1' CI Tv-'wk Crwzza f'Si:nfr : Iifwztr-I yi I 2 ::.1i1sI K1 T . 111 rx CY, Rfy ga 9wrx'iC-- LO. un I7Tff:11zf'mf of iw .' .Y w 4 y, Dfxfin Af1.1f:1tf1nt.1 'IO ,F I ,In R , A Mf' .itors -0 kg R. L , ., itors, ' ' .pszszfatcnt , I Iu 1 R12-4 Crass, R . A, , Al ARVAY GEORGE IN mtv Pcxfro Cwp ASBELL IUANITA BACHUSZ TI-IERESE. O I' BAINBRIDGE MARGARET Mom or BARTA M IULIA O A Von Chmc A BARBATI ANNE CGRACE Momtor Cllmc BAUM MARILYN R O A nor Stacie Crow BENTLEY DORIS Corral Staff O Chmc BIALAS IRENE Momtor Chu C BICKELL FRED FAotbc1Il frcmfifzer Tflnn S I.m'c' Roi C om 'Env I Servlce Locvuue Morutori Patrol BOBOWSKI LUCILLE Ucmf Up Staff Cm'Ors BOGUCKI, EUGENE SENIORS OF1 BOND DONALD C a Country tl1nj BOATEN ALVIN DALE Il'Tl 1 BORSITS LOUIS 'I BOSEK CECELIA Vvmtn Cl1n1 BRINGHURST EDNA R O A '3 1 1Jat1anal Sactelty BROWN VIRGINIA nt J Itb ar O IU 1 a BUCKO BOB C a Count v Baseball B ultball Intramural BURRELL RITA G1 l Conn plar Round UD Staff Clan O I Gem a anal Samet! D1111 Mayor at L19 Band CARBON IOHN 'I' ack Boys S FJICG L aau Otftce Q of S nl n Go ernnnent 1 nal Pano Socto J an A 1Q a CARBONARE ROSE lan a R fi Crass Van tor CARIVIIN HARRY C Ca ntrf CARTER IOAN Carra Staff A Q ri O A Ca Play A ako Up C CC rt Q om f P on ent lumar Red Cram Y Tfwn Cabmet CASEY ROGER Ra cotbal Football an Ll al Spa ts T n AJ OUHCII te C 'nm ttee CLARK THOMAS w S Or s CORNWELL PAUL I 1ll SWIIIIIIIIH lll l S 'l f:f:lc 'Nrfezs ' ' , QT-?1ffr, l.fan1tar:s, Pffwl, Capt. lntrf 1 'ala Fifth ll 111 1 I 111, I C. Girl C 11n.:elor3, Itxntnr Rfrl CVCAS, Man rim, .ty Ma lt: r,:, . r y, Dr A.:t:1st,nt. r sts :U 4215i . . 1, . . 'Y ' 3, .s, .fa f 1 ., TT fl 1 . ' Y-Teen Cabinet, r f .. t. - 1 r. , . 9 fe Q, f r. i111 0 5 V . , Phi a f 7 fty, Ve :ss .t nt. , 1 r e. 1. 1 s TV: lc, Cross 1.1 1. , .l , E . R. ,, l ss , 11, - , ,nfl 13,1 .svll . I ICQ- r.. d , 1 - - 1 L, ,sl , I f 1 lntr 1 r 1 r , .ee . . f e C Boas r Cn i lntn :1111ral p if T252 1. , Q ' ' 13, .1 lnt:'111: ra. ports CHOKEH IAMES Ba lcetball Football Track VJreQ ltna CUNNINGHAM DONN Ra eball Baeketball Football DeanQ A-W 1 tant DARLSON PAT Usher R O A Glfl Coun elor Secre ary o Sr Clae Rooeter Commuter- Pre ldent DEFOREST DELOS DREWNIAK LUCILLE R O A Mont or DUBIEL ALICE R O A Treasurer Deane Asststant a tonal Honor Socrety DUDZINSKI WALTER Crow Country Ir Red Cro Q Intramural Sports FEIN IUDELL Class Play Clrl Couneellor lr Red Cross Pe Rouan Wr ter Stall lattonal Honor Soclety Y Teen Cablnet FESSLER MARION Ctrl Coun-Qelor lr Red Croe lvlomtor Llbrarv Asstetant Deans Assmtant FETSCH MARIORIE Corral Stall R O A Ir Red Croqs Monttor FIORI ROMA Corral Staff lr Red Crows Rouqn Wn er Staff Mon tor Captam FLOREK EUGENE Intramural Sport FORBES MARILYN Uaher R O A Cla Q Play Ctrl Coun elor Rouqh W tter Stall Natronal Honor Soc1ety Booster Commlttee FREIDMAN MILTON Football Track GAYDA IRENE R O A lVon1tor ARS if ls' Ska yor. ASKEY RICHARD int om no AWRON IOHN P Bo bull Bn fc tboll Footbdll hg- W W -av S Nlrnmlnq Track C GAZA IOHN Tr wk n C frl S Ulf lntrrimurfrl Sport T en Aqe Councll GERAK OLGA Corrol Stoll S r etorf U fl Hounrl Up Staff x!fOl'1llO V1 J elfstont B o t r Comm t ee GISH BETTY R 'D A lvloruto GORELOFF MILDRED GORNEY ANTHONY Bo ketbcxll Football n orru c1lS GOTHELF SUZANNE Debcitlng Corral Stall Spomsn Club School Play Ctrl Couns lor Lib rx 1 Aesmtont GOYSICH LILLIAN M R O A VIC Pre-lent Glrl Counselor Ftouol' Inter Stfxft C Q Oflcer Clerk Y T '1 Coblnet Tr CI Jrer GREEN FRANK GRIGORAS ANNE R O A lntrcxmu ol Nor' r Clmlc Ax xstant GRUSZKOS EVELYN ANN Olllcer of tne Student Covernrnent lvlomtor Teoclter Assxstont HANDS MARTHA lrl Counselor rurn Mo or of tie Bctnd Refi C o S Deane. Aeslstcxnt HEFFRON ROGER VNrextl1nc1 Deon Aqslstont HEINEY DONNA MARIE J he G11 Coun elo l1n1o Red Crobs Olt1ce of Student Government fmonol Honor Soclety Y T en Cobmet S NI R F194 1. HODAL BETTY nm A 4 I-IOLZBACH IAMES R P Clt l Intrarru '41 I an A o HOMCO HENRY Track If otltall o ralt R rarnr HOUTSCHILT VVILLIAM R1' P Clul' HUTCHINSON CAROLYN School Plvv G rl C1 n olor I Rea C o Y evra Camng Boo ter Commttte IANIGA CELIA Mcnltor IOHNSON LEE Football KADAS WILLIAM KASZKA CECELIA KAZMER WILLIAM Bcrxlcetbctll Croa Countrv Corral Staff KELLY IEANNE Corral Staff UQher Nonrto Llbrary A lstan Booater Commtttee KENZIE ELAINE Monrtor KEOWN DOROTHY IEAN lunror Red Crows Monrtor KMAK CHESTER Iunror Red Cro Ottlcer of Student Cfoxernment Pre-Stdent Intramurals Boomer Comrmttee KMAK FRANK Football Track Clase Gfflcer Premaent Intramurals Natronal Honor Soclety ak ir ak SENIORS OF1 T Y Y'-3151 mm, RQJ Af 'Y 948 1 Cli 'I' :1:1i:1t int A Ill , 1 , ' f ,K x xrrzln, Tr-, 2112.21 .nt I . f H I R 1 :fior Staff -- lnt r raln 1 X I 0 . at Yi ll I - ff' , , Ht, I , Y: AT t I 31 QI I 3 , it xr ' I , I Q- ' if F I KMIECIK ELAINE KNOLL DAVID F00 C111 1 L71 g Ser! ce we n 1 Hon 1' Cup KOLANOWSKI HELEN KOLBUS LEONA KOLODZIEI FLORENCE 'KOWALSKI LUCILLE n 1 fi KOMASINSKI FLORIAN CI 1 F 0 111 Tennls no KRILL LOIS M nxto KRISTOFF FRANK C u Q ncrl Honor SOC191Y KRUPSAW DAVID 01 G J Int n urQ1Q KRYGOSKI DOLORES 1,113 F1 1 As 13 cnt H0111 Monltor KUDIRKA ALBERTA ROSE Q E' A Iunlo Red Cross 1n1 xmurcxlw Monltor KULASA IULIAN LARSON CHARLES Count y Wrestlmg Boye SSYVICG League Boo ter Band Rule Club Prem urer ?e'1 Ynl, 11.13142-r, Hwy .1 1 , 'L LQ 1'1 ,,, fffxfzi 1 or Swiiety, 12.19 1 li, President. C11 if: A5Sf3'S1.H1, fntr mx rc11s KRAUS, IOHN 1ntre:rn' I 15 I R1f1e 1 b, N tio ' Sdn 131 ' r F1 :s'.1 , ' 1.71 :IA .1 A ' . Cram' , r , ' Usher, ' ARS al' LEPUCKI EVELYN LEWIS PATRICIA I 4 n Soma v C rn LIPMAN MARLENE '1 av r CN Y Twin f 1 LOCK BETTY Ccrra SVI Us er CIC1 Makw U f n On C no rf ary w 0 Cornmnterc LODA THERESA M LUKETIC NORBERT I7oaIbaI In1amaraI Sports LUKOWSKI CHESTER o DaII T S Iaent cove nnwm Intramural Sport MACK EUGENE Fon EOII Tracx Int amural Spa MALINOWSKI EDWARD Int arnural Sporvs MALIZIOLA IOSEPH Ba eoaII Roman Wrlter SICIII IntramuraI Spo I IN n or MALOVANCE IULIA U Ier Non tar MARCINEK MARCELLA PIII Conn 0Ior BL Ivfanacmr Soma CIasQ Y Teen Cabme' P ee ent 1 U p S Rouad Wnter Staff MARSH DELPHINE Cor al Sta'f GUI Corn clor ed Crow Y Teen Cabrne Bo ter COTUTVIIIIPQ MENDYKOWSKI CELIA MENGON CHESTER .I..IH.L..s 6? 1 WD Gln. WI 1 I 4512 ul' ir if lfgy , xx.. MESCHUK DOLORES t 1 o n R o t r C' inmitt MOLDOVAN MARY in 1 wport ini r Tl A MOORE BEVERLY I MURIN IACK Footbatt JV re ttino MYSLIWY GERTRUDE Monitor McDANIEL IANET C to R dtion 1 Honor Soviet! MCHALEY TOM C P1 oy doird Jo Stott I flrnurdl Sports Stficge Cre N tmfin A2 1 tnnt MCSHANE MARGARITE Fi 1 Cwouneelor G W it r ,ident Government O'tice Cn r Leader National Honor Society Y Teen Cabinet I' NIHISER CHARLENE R O A Monitor NOVIKOFF MARGARET ..rwr.tL g, Corral Stuff Ptdy, Girl ro: gsetor, Ir Red Cross, .fdtionczl Hono' Society. OAKLEY WILLIAM Baseball, Took, Student C'o.'ernment, Monitor, Rcorter Bond. OBOY, ROSE R 9. A. OCHMAN. IAMES Rf..'k6tbCIH, Track, Cross County, Xhre. ti Q, Sriitent Gox ernment, Introrrurot Sports. ONOHAN, GEORGE Bond OPPOLO, CARMELLA I., Red Cross, Student Government, Booster Committee. SENIORS OF 194 T. Sty-iiizzv A we fb fa' -'N van-'V' '5- PALLA RICHARD Baeeball Ba ketball Football Cross Ccuntry Student Government Intramural Sport PERCY BONNIE Corral Staff Edlto Glrl Ccun elor Roualt W 1ter Sta I Otltcer Student Government Creer Leader Captarn INGIIOHGI I-Icnor Qoctety PIECUCH FLORENCE Ir Red Croes Ofhce Student Government Monltor Nat1onal I-Icnor Soctety PISOWICZ ALEX PITZELE WILLIAM Basketball Tennls W estllna Intramural Sporte Momtora POLONCAK MICHAEL Cross Country Tenms Track W esthng Boy s Servxce League Monltor PRODAN IEROME QUASNEY I OHN Track Cross Country Wrestllng Intramural Sports RACECKI ROBERT 'Q-n RADICE CATHERINE Ir Red Cross Nat1onal Honor SOCISIY REEVES PATRICIA Corral Staff R G A Glrl Couni lor Rouakt XVTIIGT Stall Y Teen Cablnet Ir Red Crow REPKING EILEEN R O A Ir Red Cross Monttor Captam RICCARDI TOM Ir Red Cross Monrto Stage Crew Deans Ass1stant RICHWALSKI GENEVIEVE Glrl Couneelore Ir Red Crosx Natronal I-Ionor Socxetv Y Teen Cabtnet Rooiter Comrmttee RIVICH DOLORES R O A lr Red Crow Monttor Y Teen Cabtnet SENIORS OF 1948 Forty .1 I I S , 1 '- . 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Cross, FIi'.':E1 Writer . ffcttfmiz .G r S ' F?oi:r:'i CI , , Ccrrezl Stuff, Y-Tee. ' e FCCTDFT 1, . Jr. . 1: M,K,,,.A- v L u 1 -. - . nzfenc , .' e , ftrrfxf Staff, Usher, fritrfzrrzigrcls ffftcer of Nt: '- flfzss Jlxcer IONES K C PN3 'I V x Ff1'1rf'::':I1 A3111 ZILLER ANN ZILLER DORIS SYNOS TED BREIDING PHYLLIS NEZGODA TONY KOTARSKI GEORGE KRILL IERRY PISOVJICZ FRANK 5 X 9,31 f b ISP '- 'lsr li wma' NOT PICTURED LOVE RICHARD SUDAC ROSFMARY A In fx NESTOR RUSSELL n VRCELI IOVAN CLIFF TRUMAN G I II STANLEY MACHOWIAK LOUIS DAVID UYLAKI G:-mx ANGELO IOSEPH LENZO G. If I' EDWARD IOHN PISOWICZ G F E' IRVING SMITH G If II IOSEPH STANLEY SIKORA CI II II GEORGE BARNEY fx F V K, 1 SENIORS OF 1948 3 ACTIVITIES ACT 2 ,ia Q -. w. , 4, E, - , X with my ,0,,,: kjffnky k ,-,sw -1 gh R 1. ,vm 6 x N - 311211 x ww? 1 . ,A 1 i gg 'T -,-v.2.fjgi 31 QRIQ3' J., ' . . jar, Sl :L 4: Q F- QM ig gg Q ' f f' -SP5 4 5' 5 3 14 .af ' , ff' W1 2 if A ? 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A . ggi?-'15 EMQV ' 55 A Q ' ex, 5 9 ' A 4 J. , ' ' ..p ' I S N ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE The Debate Club tlus year Jomed three debate leagues the Calumet De bate League the Metro polxtan Debate Umon and the State Debate League The hrst team consxsted of Iames Hughes Ioanne Burk Margaret Watson and Ioan Curtxs The offxcers were Mar garet Watson presxdent Mary Margaret Clark vlce presxdent Stewart Calla han secretary REPRESENTATIVES The House IS composed ol one representatxve from each sectxon chosen by the1r respechve sectlons The speaker ot the House thls year 15 Evelyn Gruskos SENATE The Senate 15 composed of eleven senators three semors three jumors two sophomores one freshman and one from each lumor hxgh grade The speakers of the Sen ate thrs year are FIISI semester Robt Anderson Second semester Bon me Percy Mr Murphy IS the faculty advxsor of both the Senate and House Forty O1 :ht HOUSE OF Forty nmc HARD WORKERS Hose O'Boy, Lois Krill, Mary Moldovan, Beverly Moore, Shirley Misner, Olga Gerak, and Ieanne Kelly. Library assistants check books in and out, straighten shelves, write over-due slips, care for magazines and repair books, and help pupils find materials. THE POWER OF THE PRESS Ieanette Wilson Lillian Goysich Iudy Fein Mar cella Marcmek The Rough Writer 1S writ ten by and for the students It contains news of school activities humorous hap penmgs and pictures The editor is Marilynne Forbes whose picture ap pears on page 41 CORRALLING TALENT The Corral the schools o ganxzed in 1945 by Miss Swatts faculty advisor RHS students contr1bute hex stories poems and es says and the Corral statt picks those that xt feels are best lor publication The editor this year IS Bonnie Percy and she is assisted by Ioanne Carter . . . i only literary magazine, was i 'r ' , . - l . Flity 1. A DATE WITH IUDY One big happy family 2. DEAR RUTH Ruth and Bill 3 DEAR RUTH ls Ruthie here? 4 A DATE WITH IUDY Now what' THE IUNIOR RED CROSS The Iumor Red Cross thxs year IS composed ol rep resentatwes from t e v a r 1 o u s orgamzatxons well as the sec tlons Some of thxs year s actxvztxes were preparmg 15 Thanksgxvmg baskets lor the needy and a pro gram was pre sented t e men s Shelter Home Ham many other pro jects ludy Fem Lorrame Urbanslcl Margaret Watson and Mary Clark were the ofhcers thxs year and Mxss Ruth Nassau was the sponsor USHERS The Roosevelt Ushers were or gamzed lollowmg the completxon of the new auditor rum They serve at all school func tlons and were very helpful at the Commumty Con certs thxs year Nxck Sangalxs xs head usher and Mr Keller IS lac ulty sponsor IUNIOR RED CROSS IUNIOR HIGH h . . . as a th . in - mond, along with MID YEAR GRADUATES Thls 15 the slxth annual mld year graduatlon Mrd year commencements were maug urated dunng the perlod and are bexng contxnued ln order that seniors and returned veterans may enter college or go to work at an earlxer date Sxxteen of the boys who graduated are returned veterans who passed the GED ex ammatxon a pr1v1lege granted to boys who have been rn the servxce by our State Department of Publxc Instructxon From left to rxght the graduates are as follows top row Harry Lloyd Stoll Frank Rlchard Knstofl Ierome Alexander Prodan Robert George Anderson Albert A W T111 Carl R Stachura George Onohan N1ck Varlchak middle row Edgar D Whxttler Dolores Mane Meschuk Mary Vlfglllld Brown Margaret Ellen Watson Rose Mane Della Carbonare Edward Iohn Wrobel bottom row Anne Trutko Lorrame Oberc Alberta Rose Kudxrka Beverly Yetlve Moore Iulle Ann Malovance Elame Kenzxe Those not ln the picture are Stanley M1chael Comalka lames L Cornwell Phxllxp Vxrgxl Dan Suzanne Elame Gothell Roger Wnllxam Heftron Stanley M lgnas Wxllxam I lanxk George Kotarskx Ioseph Andrew Kusek Sam Mallzlola Sophxa Sonya lVl1kut1s Ioseph Iohn Nagy, Walter F Oblust Frank Irvmg Pancek Ir Rxchard Allen Smallman Robert D Smlth Ioseph Spoljarxc Ir Tadeusz A Sumara Ioseph Louls Surotka Ioseph Szallar GIRL COUNSELORS The Glrl Counselors IS a service orgamzatlon Its mam duty IS to advlse and gave encouragement to the Iumor Hugh girls thezr httle sxsters The offxcers thls year are Pat Lewxs presldent Ioanne Carter vxce presxdent lanet McDamels secretary treasurer The faculty sponsor IS Mxss Owen F1lfYfVO 1 1 . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 1 .1 , 1 1 1 11 . 1 1 . 1 . . tt . . 11 1 . 1 1 , 1 ' 1 1 ' . . J ,f M Q oved Dual fontm PP 'Vfns rnnmll at es, MES 2215 LABORATORY ON WHEELS Iohn Patrmck Ioe Cohen Mrs Curtrs H G Lahr One of the events of the second semester was the mauguratlon of a Dnver Educatxon and Traxmng course SlGllSl1CS show that teen age drlvers are the most acc1dent prone of all dnvmg ages Thzs bad record has aroused the pubhc and school authorxtxes to the necesslty of tryxng somethmg that wxll cut down the acc1dent and death rate As a result many schools have mcorporated a Drlver Educatton course rn the curnculum Not only are proper techmques ol drxvmg taught 1nth1s course but also proper attrtudes such as courtesy sense of responsxblllty care fullness good sportsmanshxp and other kmdred factors Through the krndness and generosxty of the Rlmes Motor Company who donated a dual control automobxle the Drxver Educatlon course under the guxdance of Mr Cohen has made a most ausprcmous start Twenty two students have been enrolled whxch IS xndeed a most gratlfymg begmnmg In conne tlon wxth the regular course nlgllt classes for adults are also held three mghts a week RIFLF CLUB The Rrfle Club was organxzed m 1945 Members of the orgam zatxon qualrtv for the Natlonal Rxlle Assocxatxons awards by meetmg 1ts qualltylng standards These awards are lor Pro Marks man Marksman Marksman Frrst Class Sharpshooter Expert Rrtle man and Dxstmguxshed Rllleman The club thxs year held home matches wrth the Iunxor D1vxs1on of the Roseland Rltle Club of Chl cago Roosevelt won the hrst match but dropped the second Newton Christmas was hxgh team man on both occaszons TT . xx' ' 1- a , f ir t 'VI . . S I1 K -K lx Q, Q so NYM' , T Ar ' t o A THE Y-TEENS The Y-Teen organization is composed of girls from the ninth to the twelfth grades. The cabinet of thirty members is responsible ior organizing most projects. The Christmas trip to the Carmelite Orphan- age and the Winter Formal are annual events. The Winter Formal. Sock Hop, and B'Czar were great successes this year and provided loads of tun for everyone. The officers this year, ur: der the guidance of the spon- sor, Miss Grace Nesbit, were: Marcella Marcinek. . .President Midge McShane Vice-President Bette Lock .. . , .Secretary Lillian Goysich ..,.. Treasurer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY To be a member of the National Honor Society, a stu- dent must be among the upper 1000 of his class and also out- standing in service. leader- ship. and character. The faculty sponsor is Mr. Austin and the officers this year are: First Semester Bob Anderson ...,.. President Rita Burrell ...,. Vice-President Frank Kristoft ..,,.. Sec.-Treas. Second Semester Rita Burrell. . .... President Donna Heiney. .Vice-President Pat Lewis ...... . . .Sec.-Treas. POP'S BOYS The boys in the Service League have as their working motto Service First . Last year they contributed 1,753 hours of service to the school for which they received no other satis- faction than that of having a job well done to their credit. Such work as helping the 7th graders entertain their parents. helping the under-graders earn money for a picture for the school and moving furni- ture. Most of this is done on school time, but some is done on their own time. n THE CONCERT ORCHESTRA The orchestra has again proven itself to be a most capable organization. Although the main objective is to give its members the experience of playing the finest of orchestral literature in daily rehearsals, the orchestra also participated in the usual number of public performances. A select group of about l5 members, called the theatre orchestra, plays for school assemblies, dramatic pro- ductions, noon programs, and other school functions. The organization is under the direction of Mr. Cohen and he is ably assisted by Miss Brewer. Officers this year are: Bob Anderson, President: Iohn Carbon, Vice-President: Bill Kotzan. Sophomore Represen- tative: Charles Severson, Freshman Representative: Frank Kristoff, Librarian: loan Curtis, Secretary. Xa, THE BOY'S EE CLUB UGS it a' is if n ert e irec- tion of Mr. Butler, 6' -ff these boys have 'lil 1 made great pro- V gress this year. The club made X 145 public appear- ances at the Lion's Club, Ham- m o n d S h e l t e r House, and assem- bly programs. Fiizyrfz c Y 4 Q .,,: ? ' N v 7 1 3, ,,,.. ' 'I V 1 A 1 ,511 ' U Q sting.-', 9' 3 9 AZKQQQ in s if ' it 'L l 3 85- 59' 54 5 THE CONCERT BAND The band has had a very busy year. It has played at athletic events, parades and concerts with much enthusiasm. The band and instrumental classes are under the direction of Mr. Luther Boroughs. About seventy-five students are members of the band. The officers of the band are: William Oakley . . ...... . . . , . . . President Donald Anderson . . . . . . , . . Vice-president Mary Margaret Clark and Ioanne Bizik Secretaries lack Malik and Larry Crowder . ..,.... Librarians Dorothy Procko and Peter Maggi Supply Officers THE CHOIR The Choir of 1947-1948 is the largest choir in the history of Roosevelt High School, with a membership of 70 singers. The group always took a prominent part in the Annual Christmas Vesper Service and Spring Concert. During the school year, appearances at assemblies, noon programs, and school shows added to the activities of the Choir. The Choir is under the direction ot Miss Mary Lois Clark. Officers for the second semester are: Ioe Milan ,...........,..,,.....,. ...., . President lim Croker .....,.,......,., . , . .Vice-President Allan Croker, Duane Baldwin, Ellen Brentlinger, Dorothy Keawn, lean Swierazak .,.. Librarians Ieanne Kelly, Pat Darlson ,... .... R obe Cuslodians I'i1'fy-seven ATHLETICS ACT 3 L39-' ez f fv- A 94 1, fx' Qi' Aw., r- 'J ' .ww 2',,,-QV , Mi.. GRIDIRON CHAMPS COACH RUCINSKI '45 '46 '47 WE DID IT AGAIN When will this end? Roosevelt has won 31 consecutive games, and has been mythical state champs three years in succession. Many coaches have vowed they will break Pete Rucinski's winning streak. But it seems to be dilticult Varlv in August Coaches Rucinski and Miller began conditioning their candidates with hours of hard blocking sti'i calisthenics and back breaking charges. But it seemed as it Roosevelt would not have any opponents be tore its Battle of the Century with Hammond High School on September l9. But they were challenged bv Tolleston on September l2, and gladly accepted, They met on the Rider Field and Tolleston jumped to an early 5-O lead, but the determined Riders fought back with Don- aldson plunging over tor the touchdown, and converting the extra point as the halt ended. Returning to the gridiron otter a lew well- chosen words from Coach Rucinski, the gi- gantic Rough Rider machine began to pulver- ize the hapless Blue Raiders. After the bodies had been collected and the dust settled, Roosef velt emerged as the victor by a score of 3543. This battle pepped up the Riders and they prepared to meet the boasttul Hammond High team in the next crucial game on their sched- ule. Friday came, hot and humid, as thou- sands ol spectators packed the field expecting to see the game of the year. From the opening Sixty AGAIN AND AGAIN gun the Riders made it mighty tough on the Cats. The first score was a field goal by Euf gene Donaldson, brilliant lunior fullback, and it was quickly followed by speedy Henry Homco, who went into the end zone for an ad- ditional six points. Then Hammond High settled down and began to make it tough on the Rid' ers. in the second quarter the Cats scored fol- lowing a fumbled punt by Roosevelt. The gun sounded, ending the half. Roosevelt: 9 - Harn- mond High: 5, Roosevelt returned to the field and scored early in the third quarter on a pass from Ronnie Clark to Frank Kmak. This ended the scoring for the night with Roosevelt winning l6-l3. After the game, ten thousand spectators went away still shaking their heads in amazement at the smashing line play, hard running, fierce tackling, and vicious blocking displayed by the rampaging Rough Riders as they successfully added another victim to their long winning streak. Evansville Reitz was the next for barrina Roosevelts bid to fame. Because of injury to Ronnie Clark, Bill Holzbach took over, He sparked the Riders to their 25th consecutive victory by scoring two touchdowns and setting up the other two. The score: Roosevelt 27 --- Reitz l3, George Rogers Clark, who in l945 defeated Roosevelt in conference playoffs, after CContinued on page 541 Sixtyrone .Bi COACH MILLER l ' fll.. fa . F , I, 'tv X 'f ' b. . .Jn H1 f ,, -v. N , v , M . l, w P f in Q Q , X 75. .ll 5. i -L .-mfr' '39 A A X8 , 35 Q5 ii- 1 I ',-x,' ,g-u 'f QL. -hav 4 'A 'xi'- fgwh . E ' '- .. ff my-jk ' n . five. ' :wx gli 9 Q . ' , . -al .'f',v. -,-4. ,4 x 'U :V -W f ,. q Q,'u ll I sw Q g il ,O P A I 5 1 F7 4' R 1 , o Q31-iw 'Z' 'HW -a X' . X- s. 1, vw: Y if s . A AQ ' ' ' O A , -Q.1 A S: A A . if M if v ',,.4f I .M vr A . f I A-0 . 4- nf- 1 -- an 4 ,,.sf:, . A 4 M 5, - - --.wp ..- ., 0, ' of ta ' 'K has , 2 of -'- , ., . . 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CCont1nued from page fill having keen outploved for three quarters now looms os cm big hurdle for the Rough Riders With Eu gene Donollosons pcirolyzmg plun e g s which netted three touchdowns and Bill Holz looch s sw eeping runs Roosevelt emerged VIC tonous in o hord fought contest t o the tune of Hammond Tech fell before th Frank Leahy of Notre Dame meeting Roosevelt Hich School stuff. Coach Rucinski, French, Ma- cczk, Miller, Principal Luhr, Athletic Director Patrick. Sixty-Your e mighty HCIVIEI Hidfffl on fhffir 110111 Hold by ff score of 134 If, 77, 11111111 11:0 ,:,i1,111'1 Of Tigre zfxrrvv ROCf'1CVCA1'53 1no'.'.'O1 lov, 1:11111 fm 11163 'Fl :Gifs '.'.'112 fr31,11,1l11 VCll1'1I'1Tl1-' for the fwzfl 43 IIXQIALHCS. Cnc of 1110 101111111521 YETTITIS 1.-.'E11f'11 Hocscveli Mfrs 5041111 11: V'.'1!'flI'l'1 'HELD is rw,-3-it ff11i',' tc the Ro111111 R1dO1'.s III 111+ F1f'1Tf'. 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Pnffrsa I',l'1'5'f:d 21021 ic f?lC1I CICSS' 102111. r.'.f1Q, '1.', :SE1i1'1s!Ac:1 A Pzcsevmt 11.91 an .51 fiflfld 101111 'x,'11o izok ':d'.ff:r.1ci:ff of E:V :Y'.-' ffffffk .ri ElC.CilIf'1 the Riders to G 711 1'1f:lf-111116: 1:11111 'UQ-4 f1Lpe'f1f1r1f'ff of Pen Clflfk NLG 1E1.1d fQ'. 1YIf'Y f'11fm'1f:d the f4r111rceCu1IoOk of ilifl www ff cildit mkff 11111. lfmf: to 1r1f1kG Three 1o11f'11riC1'x.'r12 Credit, howf-ver 1:3451 115.1011 11, 1110- fff?!f'11CT2 P,1Qf'1i1'1sf,y thawih bf1f11f+n 25 5. fCoR111111cd cm Wwe flfjlf A long run Happy meets Ronnie D0nC1ldSOn on his knees 1- x Lukowskl Lahr Valentmo A B The team bemg honored at the Elks Banquet Happy Chandler Coach Patrxck Happy Chandler was the speaker at a banquet gxven by the Booster Club honormg the Chczmpxonshrp team at Vogel s Restaurant CCont1nued from page 551 they charged hard and put on thelr best de lense game Thts ts the record so tar Nelther beaten or tted ln 31 consecutlve games the Bough Btders were pttted agamst the Blue Devlls on Nov mber 7 tor the 1947 Western Nll-lSC football champtonslup The nlght Was cold and only 3 UUO spectators braved the 1cy blasts to see the game Eugene Donaldson was slde l1ned because of a knee 1n1ury He was re clac d by B111 lrlolzbach who lf you remember took Bon Clarks place when he was on the 1n1ured 11st Froebel lacked oft to BHS Bon Clark ran back reached hlgh over h1s head and ,grasped the ptgskm Turnmg around he began raclng swlttly down the gr1d1ron and dtd not stop unt1l he had crossed the goal l1ne Whlle on h s 92 yard 1aunt not one hand Was la1d on htm But the Blue Dev1ls d1d not col lapse after thts demorahzma touchdown they touaht back more savaaely than any team of all season But the Btders were too much for them and Froebel fell to Boosevelt by a score of Now tor the btg one Roosevelt prepared wtth great care for thetr tltle battle Wlth South Bend Washtngton Papers carrled much news tellmg ol the wlnmng grld hablts ol the Panthers Twelve thousand eager fans gath ered 1n South Bend to wltness th1s spectacle From the startlna gun thr11l1ng and excltlng plays kept the lans on edae as Boosevelt touaht battled and pounded to thelr thlrd state t1tle Never before has there been such a record complled tn the state of lnd1ana Never beaten never tted tn 31 consecutwe games Wlnners of three mxthtcal state champ1onsh1ps un scored L pon ID conference play GOOD LUCK CHFMPSIW Coach Walker Coach Mcxcak Stxty . 2 I? 4- vs- , , 1 A ' 1' , , ... 'R l ' , Li X , - 1 - . v 3 .. A , ., . .,, ' ' , . N . , 1 . . - ' 1. , N Qt . N 'Q . g, X NY' M , , , . . . .. .. . , , . .. H - - . . . f D . . . I 1. . . , . . N . . , C . , . , . O A , J . , V 1 , . , . . I -J I I CYAF I - - , P f ' ' ' A 1 Y 1 . ' . 4 . . A . . A A, I , . l A X - ,l , , , . h I Al - - ,.Ax. 5 ... . V , an Top: Sophomores. Bottom: Freshmen. THE SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAMS The sophomore and freshmen football teams. coached by Vlfalker and Macak, had a very successful year. The boys show areat possibilities for Carrying on the tradition at Roosevelt. The sophomore record follows: SOPHOMORES VISITORS 54 Grillith O 39 Clark U I3 Noll Central 6 l4 MW. H. S. 18 44 Whiting 20 18 T. P. 0 l8 Tech 6 l2 Hammond 7 7 Morton 6 'Won by forfeit V OK on ..L...--. nn- THE HARDWOOD SEASON Standing: Coach Walker, Radich, Hinebaugh, Schuijak, Kazmer, Beison, Student Manager Casey. Kneeling: Milan, Valentino. Palla, Pavechevich, Sudac, Student Manager Zeke. Waiting for it 41 go Sixty-eight v-J ROOSEVELT Riders Riders Riders Riders Riders Riders Riders Riders R ders Riders Riders Riders Riders Riders Riders Riders Riders Riders Reaching for 1 SCHEDULE visiroiis S B Wdshmoton Michioem Citv Emerson Clark Fikdrt Tex Wdlidce S B 'Xddms E C XNCISh1T1G1OI I-1 Tech Eroebel H Hidh Greerisburc Vifhiting New Albany Tollestori Rermselder Horace Marin Vdlpdrdiso Szxty-:iii The hp off Its like this says the referee TRACK - WRESTLING F A L L A N D s Reg Skilling won the 104-lb. Conference Championship and the 96-lb. State Champion- ship in his first year. The wrestling team had a fairly successful season, winning 9 of l4 dual meets. Three of the losses were by 3 points. They slumped in the Conference meet-taking third and came back strong to tie for third in the State meet with 28 points. Gene Donaldson was the best wrestler on the squad, Winning l9 straight bouts, l8 by falls. He won the l75-lb. class championship in both the Conference and State Meets for the second straight year and was voted the out- standing wrestler by the coaches at the State Meet. Other Wrestlers on the squad were Russell Nestor, Bill Watson, Iames Huff, Ronald Clark, Ronald Sterling, Garland Butler, Nick Sangalis, Ronald Iaracz, Ted Smith, Donald Bond, lohn Algozzini, Bill Randall, and loe Griffin. Coach French The track team has a tough schedule lined up and should be much better than be- fore. The returning lettermen are: Bill Kazmer, Pete Maggi, Frank Kmak, George Radich, Ugo Arrighi, Ronald Iaracz, Frank Trczinski, Chester Lukowski, Garland Butler, Louis Bielicki, Rob- ert Dunn, Bill Oakley, Iames Ochman, and Iames Wiley. Bill Kazmer, outstanding runner in the State, has a record of 28 wins against 3 losses. Seventy CROSS COUNTRY ING SPCRTS ...........-. ,- The ftross f:011mr'A.' iofzri IQ iid lCf5f dnl meet pl 1 f'd af4 Crid in NGYfE.C'fI'. ficgfzr, 2515121 Sfiloil Ccnforcfifif- 'uid 531:-112. Ilf- liz 56171 Ixvltfxtionfxl fmci SC T1OYf!l rricets. Those on the trfrmg 'mo B111 Kfzzmer Vw' Macci, Nick Vflridlfnk, firihur lcpcdflt, I'flITQE?fZ Qckmcm, Iflrtwes Huff, Donald Bond, Frank Trczfnski, Robert Rivich, fmd Iohrm Gaza. l 1-,- Y. i 19. 19 .41 2 W9 3 Q Scvonfy-ons S , 1 Q-fn f nf 'A' 1 A QB 1 I .5 i1?7'f'f'x 'Wc- y ? . W ' NK. va JIM' A S I fl 'vi ,R '21, , NNI J -EE 'Q ag-S?'f'tg't ' , 1 ' ' 4 , , . Sag. Q . ' U! X 6 319' S- fi Q Q ' ww- qv , lvg, X I ,I uc 5 4 V .,ib ' .X 1 F? Vi! 1' A ix-ff ny Q , 91 A 4 A Q , ,fray 1. ',f,1, ' 1 .V 441 . L a, Q 1 ,i fi S' Q: I-. A the fl GIRL'S SPORTS R.O.A. Senior High - Miss Overpeck. sponsor. Cheerleaders - Porter, McShane, Sponsor Miss Fiiield, Percy, Goysich. Bottom - Benoit Roberts, Tyler. Skclbc. R.O.P.. Iunior High - Miss Rhoda, sponsor. Seventy-three PATRONS urnabout rs tarr pla ntl te s aenerous sprrlt shov n bx our busvness rrenols o last C them rn every possrble max lt rs throualw t tl at been made poss1ble A Frrend Abbott H Servrce Statron All States Photo Co Brclcnell Dr G F Brttner Mrchael S Blue Wrllof Drnrna Boom Blumenthal s Boston Cleaners Boulevard Cleaners Boulevard Super Servrce Brother s Lunch Calumet lror of Supplw Co Calumet Lumber Co Caparro less Carnatron Bakery Central Dhoto of Jerzty our llavrs Bport Gilroy lirxon s Delrcatessc n Draaus Brothers loocl Qhop ast E a t last Last hast East C1 C C nc Ch ca Clnga Chrcaao Chtcaqo f Co le Q cr tl vm C lobe Be alt Be taurant ur ulu Q are Fern Morr s Vlte s Funeral lrlozre Ftlplalc A A lavwer Frrst Federal QCTVI 1 1 l e FlfSlNC1llO1'1CIlBCIIlli ot E C Ol rl' ' ' . y. l,et us t tl, , llox-.' :studertti lv :Cnr .uid :V-t , , ' ' . J .' j , ' l.. f f ,f l11f'iT.!O g f:'o:'1L:itit: ' - ' Q l 'V . . hem 1 our l'l4?? Ha1:ri':7l5y 11:5 '- .' K J . V , v ' . 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