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

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WILL WE REMEMBER — When we first came to Roosevelt High School The 25th Anniversary Showdown and Alumni Show Miss Fifield reading announcements in assembly How proud we were of our State Champion Football Teams The all-day assemblies The smell from chemistry room The Athletic Hall of Fame Mr. Murphy and his geometry class The basketball tourney game with Washington Senators Mr. Simon's popular plaid shirt The girls asking the boys to the 'Turnabout” The fun decorating for the Wintertime Formal Bill Holzbach as the football star That one point in the exciting Froebel game. The silk scarf and sweater fad The many clever signs in the halls When Dan Love made his first touchdown That we lost the Regionals to Hammond by only 3 points The big smiles on Coaches' faces after a touchdown How the Brown Derby came . . . We hope to stay . . . Those 2 cent noon day dances Miss Carlos's Theory Tests Ray Pavich saving those close games Mr. Anderson and his quizzes How we cried when we lost our first football game after 34 straight The enthusiasm at all the Washington-Roosevelt games The Carolers strolling through the halls at Christmas time Taps being sounded on Memorial Day Your first Junior-Senior Prom The impressing Y-Teen candlelight services The success of Seventeenth Summer Miss Lowrey worrying about debates Hearing Miss Swatts read Macbeth as only she can How surprised we were at the Purple White Party How shy?? the boys were at the freshmen dancing classes The five minute rush between classes Mr. Keller supervising at every concession sale The times we had making signs for big games That our class actually started the Scholastic Hall of Honor Those thrilling homeruns at the spring baseball games The sunburn, sand, and fun at the senior class picnic How elated we were to be the first class with white caps and gowns Washington seniors joining us in the Baccalaureate service Marching up the aisle to Auld Lang Syne How sorry we were to leave Roosevelt High Our last day in high school OF COURSE WE WILL!!! Page Twenty-throe

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WILEY. JAMES Study doesn't Ilk me so why should I like to study. Track. Rough Writer Stall. Intramural Sports. WILYK. EVELYN Lovely to look at. delightiul to know. WILLIAMS. ALICE A good hearted girl, and quiet too Little she asks, her want are lew. R.O.A.. School Play. UNESCO. WILLIAMS. FLORETTA Gentle words are always gain. Brings on the sun chases the rain. School Play. UNESCO. WOHLGEMUTH. HERB The world knows little ol its greatest men. School Play. Junior Red Cross. Rough Writer Stall. UNESCO. Boys Glee Club. WOOD. DELMA Swell to know Nice to see. Girl Counselors. Monitor. YEARGER. KENNETH To live, to love, to joke.” Cross Country. Track. Wrestling, Intramural Sports. Stage Crew. ZILAI. ROSEMARY Sort of quiet, sort ol shy. UNESCO. R.O.A.. School Play. ZIEMNIAK. TED A gentleman makes no noise. Cross Country. Intramural Sports. ZINGO. GEORGE Flirting is a desperate thing. But I am a desperado. UNESCO. Boys Glee Club. School Play. Junior Red Cross. Rough Writer Stall. Intra- mural Sports. NOT PICTURED GERALD SCHOENBERG JAMES WINGFIELD G. E. D. GRADUATES JOHN EDWARD LYNCH DONALD P. WILLIAMSON Page Twenty-two

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JOLLY JUNIORS 11A Bamelt. Beverly Bianchi. Ann Black. Alice Buvala. Delphino Dobosz. Stanley Fadda. Marie Fork. Kenneth Glowacki. Geraldine Marek. Andrew Matison. Florence Michelaon. Mary Murchek, John Oberc. Ray Paganelli. Gloria Palla. Robert Pearson. lack °opka. John tachura. Floryan Strezo. Eleanor Southard. Albert Tomkutonis. Leonard Varichak. George Studing Spanish?? 11B1 Anderson. Cliff Anderson. Ethol Beck. Don Benning, Bob Benoit. Irlene Beres. Joe Bemacki. Florence Bizik. Jean Black. Ruth Bongiovanni. Bob Boyer. Ora Mae Boys, Marilyn Brewer. Mary Lou Buono. Mariano Croker. Alan Curtis. John De Angelo. Sam Dellahan. Tom Duggan. Jeanette Essary. Charles Ewbank. Richard Ferguson. Bob George. Charles Gize. Walter Page Twenty-four