Roosevelt High School - Rough Rider Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1940 volume:

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CAMERAMEN JAMES MACALEER PIER BUNKER With grateful appreciation to the cameramen who have made possible the indoor and outdoor snapshots in this book. FACULTY OF THE ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL Business Practice SARAH F. BRISKER fMRS.J MARY CLARY MINNIE F. DEAN RUTH DIEHL fMRS.J MARGUERITE DONNALLY GRACE E. EATON KATIE L. FRIZZELL FLORENCE E. GRANT MARGARET O. HOEBS fMRS. A. L. HOWARD QDRJ VIRGINIA KIRBY JANE G. LOCKWOOD JO C. MACE fMRS., FRANCES G. NEWMAN LMRS. GERTRUDE ODOM KATE S. OUTWATER QMRSJ ETHEL E. RILEY RUPERT O. SHARITZ CORNELIA H. YEOMANS QM D Science SARAH B. ADAMS QM RICHARD FELDMAN MAUDE C. GUNTHER DAVID P. MARBLE KATHERINE OWEN JOSEPHINE H. Ross RYLAND M. WARREN RS., English VIOLET K. AUSTIN SELMA M. BORCHARDT MINNIE C. DAVIS MATHILDE EIKER ESTHER E. GALDRAITH GENEVIEVE HAWK MAUDE M. HORNE fMRS.J ALICE MCCAULEY LOUISE D. MICKEY fMRS.5 OLIVE H. ROBB fMRS., LILLIAN SANDEFER QMRSJ MARY ELIZABETH SMITH KATHRYN A. TRUEANT MARGARET E. WI-IITZELL Principal MAY P. BRADSHAW Assistant Principals 5 RS., CHARLES E. BISH ELVA C. WELLS cMRS.J Language MAY L. BROOK MILDRED DEAN MARY D. GIRARD fMRS.J RUTH R. MARTINEZ fMRS.J VAN DUSEN RICKERT ERMYNTRUDE V. STEARNS fMRS., MABEL M. STEWART DOLORES A. UMBACH KMRSJ RUTH O. WOFFORD Mathematics MARGARET C. AMIG EDDIE DICKERT EDNA F. HOLBROOK HILDA L. JECKLIN QMRSJ DANIEL B. LLOYD LUCILLE L. STEVENS History, Law, Geography SELMA KAUSE AULT cMRS.J JUSTIN F. BARNARD MARGARE'r G. DUTTON fMRS.J MARY M. KOCHKA KMRSJ SUSIE C. PALMER fMRS.J CEDRIC O. REYNOLDS WILLIAM W. RODGERS PAULINE SCOTT VIRGINIA H. SMITH QMR HELEN M. WHITE Art MAY ASHTON NORMA BOSE SJ Physical Training ARTHUR C. BOYD DONALD M. BROWN HERMAN LITTMAN ADA C. MOODY ARBUTUS R. SAUNDERS Mechanical Drawing J. D. MCCORMICK Music CLARA H. BURROUGHS EMMA LOUISE THOMPSON FRANKLIN J. JACKSON Librarian MARGARET JORDAN LAURA R. WILLIAMSON QMRSJ 'Tis the ioy and wonder of learning That makes education worth while. The wandering mind from the open book No fruitful knowledge will glean. Long draughts from the bottomless cup of Simplicity And keen searchings for the why of things Are the only means to wisdom. Treacherous the road-not to be walked with ease But what matter work, sweat, and weariness When we stand upon a Star? Classes CLASS OFFICERS-FEBRUARY GRADUATING CLASS President DAN NY BOOTH E r Vice-President r RALPH ALLNUTT Secretary JANE FLOYD Treasurer A A WINNIE LAKE THE FEBRUARY GRAD Sylvia Abramson-Ambi- tion: To learn how to coolc, and not get married ffor a while yetj . George Adamson-Base ball, '37-'38. Ambition: To finish college. Homer Aehle-Ambition: To be a trillionaire. Lester Allentuck Ralph Allnutt - Vice- Pres. graduating classg Rifle Team: Student Councilg Bowling Teamg Cadets fChevron's Club, . Ambi- tion: To attain the great- est consistency by the least possible inconsistency. Lillian Aronson-Spanish Club: Girls' Glee Clubg Stu- dent Councilg Vice Pres. of section. Ambition: To be a buyer in a store. U ATING CLASS Morris Aronson-lVlana- ger of Baseballg Inter-semes- ter footballg Inter-semester baseballg Inter-semester vol- leyball. Ambition: To be famous. Fairfax Atherton-Ambi- tion: To be a lawyer. Richard Baker - Swim- ming Club: Rifle Team: Ca- detsg Non-Com Clubg Non- Com Bowling Team. Ambi- tion: To be an aeronauti- cal engineer. Sheldon Baldinger- Chess Clubg Pro-Con Club: Math Clubg Stamp Club: Corresponding Sec'y De Molay Club. Ambition: To own and play an organ. Betty jane Bartow-Glee Clubg l-lilarodes Clubg Mer- maidsg Bowling: Reporter Staff, ,38-,39-,40. Ambi- tion: To be an aviatrix. Eugenia Battaglia-Bowb ing Club. Ambition: To be a secretary. THE FEBRUA William E. Bisgood-Ca- cletsg Chevrons Clubg Glee Club: Mat Clubg Track: Football: Reporter Staff Cartoonist. Ambition: To be an architect or commer- cial artist. Danny Boothe-Pres. graduating classg Pres. R Clubg Captain football teamg Baseball team. Ambition: To be All-American. Daniel Carl Bralove- -German Club: Math Club: Trafflc Club: French Club. Ambition: To be an engineer. Dorothy Brown-Vice Pres. Girl Reserves: Nature Club: Literary Club: Bowl- ing: Girls' Auxiliary. Ambi- tion: To be a teacher. Celeste Buehler - B a s e- ballg Basketball: Bowlingg Rifle Clubg Rooters' Clubg Tennisg Reporter fsportsjg Foreign Correspondence Club: Girls' Auxiliary. Am- bition: To be a nurse or a botanist. Betty Burak P- Baseball: Archery. Ambition: T o travel. RY GRADUATING CLASS William Bush Marie Cain - Swimming Club: Basketball. Ambition: To be a successful secretary. Filomena G. Caporaletti -Girl Reservesg Girls' Glee Club: Bowling Club. Ambi- tion: To be a beautician. Keith Carpenter-Ambi tion: To be successful. Carmelina Cernuto - Seciy to Mrs. Wells, ,395 Sec'y to Mrs. Sanclefer and Mr. Barnardg Baseball, ,39. Ambition: To own a flower shop. Louis Chaconas - Mat Club, '37-,405 Tumblingg Gym Seciy, '38-'39g Track. Ambition: To go to V. P. I. and be a mechanical en- gineer. THE FEBRUA Mayme Child-Student Council Rep.: Section Pres.: Club Editor for Reporter: Spanish Club: Foreign Cor- respondence Club. Ambi- tion: To be a really good non-hction writer. Betty May Crowder- Sec'y of Nature Ramblers: Girl Reserves: Kay - Gay Club: Math Club: Ice skat- ing: Secly to Dr. Howard. Ambition: To be a perfect secretary. William Roy Dillon- Pres. of Table Tennis Club: Table Tennis Team: Re- porter for Reporter. Ambi- tion: To became a radio commentator. Vivian Drennon - G1 ee Club: Ping - Pong Club: Secly to Mrs. Wells. Ambi- tion: To become an organist and piano teacher. Hazel Engel - Ambition: To be a success in the busi- ness world. Paul E1-tsgaard-National Honor Society: Pres. Radio Club '38-339: Section Pres.: Feb. Editor of 'lRough Ridern. Ambition: To be an air conditioning engineer. RY GRADU ATING CLASS Josephine Famiglietti- Seciy to Mrs. Wells: Basket- ball Club. Ambition: To travel. Evelyn Fankhauser- Girls, Swimming Club: Art Club. Ambition: To be a fashion illustrator. Frank Favorite-Ambi- tion: To be a Government Forester. Marcella Feldman- Swimming Club: Table Ten- nis: Student Council: Class Pres.: Badminton: Bowling. Ambition: To spell accurate- ly. Dorothea Fischer-Rid ing Club: Seciy to Mrs. Wells. Ambition: To get a good position. Shirley Ann Fitzgerald -Riding Club: Swimming Club: Girls' Auxiliary: Li- brary Assistant: Business Of- Hce. T H E F E B R U A R Julius Fleischman - Stamp Clubg Spanish Clubg Chevrons Clubg Cadets. Am- bition: To be a bachelor. jane FloydHClass Sec'yg Girls Auxiliaryg French Clubg Sec'y of Section, '37- ,403 Roller Skatingg Kay- Gayg Business Office. Ambi- tion: To be a good seciy, and to be happy in my work. Robert Floyd - Football, ,37-,395 Baseballg Track Squaclg R Clubg Sec'y to Mr. Boyd and Mr. Littman. Ambition: To become a C.P.A., or to play Pro. Football. Sol Friedman - Sec'y to Mr. Bamard, ,3Q, and to Mr. Bish, ,39-,4O. Ambition: To become a success in life. Doris Froman-Basketball Clubg Baseball Clubg Riding Club. Warren Fulton-Football '38-'39g Track ,38-'39g RU Club. Ambition: To find some type of outdoor work. Y GRADU ATING CLASS June Loland Gay-Bowl- ingg Ridingg Keyboard Clubg Archery. Ambition: To be a portrait painter, and a sing- er. Marvin Joel Gerstin-- Ping Pongg Tennisg C a r - t o o n i s tg Art Assemblyg Scenery. Jean Goode-Rooters, Clubg Table Tennis. Ambi- tiong To become a mission- ary. Sandy Gray-Ambition: To be successful in the field of stenography. William Grenfell, Jr. -Cacletsg Trackg Footballg Riding Club. Ambition: To be in the medical profession. Estelle Groves - Basket- ballg Baseballg Sec'y to Mrs. Wells. Ambition: To be a successful secretary. THE FEBRUAR William Gundersheimer - R Club: Football ,37, '38: Spanish Club: Tennis: Ping-Pong Club: Mat Club: Nature Club. Beatrice Hackstaff-Girls Glee Club: Literary Club: Girls, Auxiliary-Executive Committee: Girl Reserves- Treasurer: Operetta '39. Ambition: To be a com- mercial artist. Anne Hagesteary - Base- ball Club: Basketball Club: Seciy to Mr. Bish. Ambi- tion: To become a famous roller skater. Evora Haliday- Gir l s' Rifle Club: Keyboard Club. Ambition: To be a success! Virginia Lee Haugh- Girls, Glee Club: Girl Re- serves: National Honor So- ciety: Foreign Correspond- ence Club. Ambition: To become a success in some Held in the business world. Louise Hawes Y GRADU ATING CLASS Nancy L. Heefner-Root- ers, Club: Swimming Club: Riding Club: Chorus: Girl Reserves: Reporter on paper. Ambition: To sing with a famous orchestra. Fred Heine-Platoon ser- geant, Co. M: Chevrons Club: Spanish Club. Ambi- tion: To get the most out of life and to make the best of it. Jane Ellen High4Bowl- ing: Riding Club. Ambition: To graduate from National Park Seminary. Muriel Hohman-Nature Club: Swimming Club: Ger- man Club: Riding Club: Bas- ketball. Ambition: To grad- uate from Maryland. Clet Hord-Track: Upper and Lower Houses, Student Council: G e r m a n Club: Chevrons Club: Corporal and Sergeant, Cadets. Ambi- tion: To be six feet one and weigh two hundred pounds. Clifton William Housley Jr.-Pro-Con Club: Bowling Team. Ambition: To be a journalist. THE FEBRUA Helen Iden - Girl Re- serves: Girls' Auxiliary: Na- ture Club 5 Ice Skating. Virginia Intellini-Table Tennis. Ambition: To be a successful Secretary. Elinor Jacobs-Basketballg Baseball: 0 p e r e t t ag Mr. Bish's Ofliceg Bowling. Am- bition: To get a C.P.A. Irwin S. JacobsvGerman Club: Orchestrag Cadets: Major Bandg De Molay Club. Ambition: To be a doctor and do research worlc. john Jaeschke-Footballg Spanish Club: Riding Club: Cadets: Pres. Chevrons Club: Student Council Representa- tive. Ambition: To be a chaplain in the U. S. Army or Navy. Ellen Jeffers-Sec'y of Girls, Glee Club: Vice-pres. of Girls' Auxiliary: Pres. of French Club: German Club: Spanish Club: N a tio n al Honor Society: Hilarocles Clubg Poet Laureate 738g Operetta '37, '38g Spring Play '39. Ambition: To own an airplane. RY GRADU ATING CLASS William Joyce -- Ambi- tion: To get into some field of aviation. Helen Kazemersky-Girls' Auxiliary: Table T e n n i s. Ambition: To be a Fashion Designer. Donald Kellner-Football: Baseball. Ambition: To re- tire at an early date. Willard Kramer - Ambi- tion: To be a millionaire. Winnif red Lake-National Honor Society: R.H.S. Bank Staff, V. Pres. ,BQQ Seciy for Military office ,39-,40Q Girls' Singles Tennis Champion ,38-'39g Capt. Basketball Champions '38g Treas. Feb., 1940 Class: Baseball Club. Ambition: To be a bachelor girl and live in a penthouse. Jack LansdalefGlee Club: Hilarodes Club: Lead in two operettas, Pirates of Penzance and Martha,'. THE FEBRUARY GRAD Frederick A. Larder- Chevrons Club: Math Club: German Club: Cadets fcor- poral and sergeantj. Ambi- tion: To study to be an en- gineer at Ohio State. Thelma Larsen-Swim- ming Club: Basketball: Bowl- ing Club. Ambition: To graduate from college with honors. Anthony Launi-Chemis- try Club: French Club. Am- bition: To graduate from college. Evelyn Lawrenson-Girls' Auxiliary: Ice Skating: Girl Reserves: R o o t e r s' Club: Business Office: Secly to Military Committee. Ambi- tion: To own all the A6CW Hot Shoppes. Rubin Lebowitz-Chess Club: Manager Roosevelt's Football Team '39, Ambi- tion: To be a lawyer. Hugh B. Lewis - Cadet Captain: Chevrons Club '39: Sabre Club '4o: Chemistry Club ,4o: War Games Team '38-2nd in City finals: War Games Team '39. Ambition: To go to lVl.I.T. and become a Civil Engineer. U ATING CLASS Paul LingebachfQuarter- master Sergeant, Cadets: Ambition: To get a good position. Jean Elizabeth Macy- Reporter and circulation staff of f'Reporter : Swimming Club: Nature Club: Key- board Club: Literary Club. Ambition: To be a good dress designer. Grayce Martin-Girls' Auxiliary: Girl Reserves: Nature Club: Ice Skating. Wilton Mendelsohn-Ca det Sergeant: Chevrons Club: Ping Pong Club: French Club: Operetta '37: Spring Play '38: Opera 739. Ambi- tion: To graduate from U. of Penna, and take over my father's business. Dick Metzler - Football '37, 38, ,395 Track '38, ,395 HR Club. Ambition: To at- tend the United States Naval Academy. Dorothy Millerfping Pong Club: Swimming Club. Ambition: To be a success in the business world. THE FEBRUARY GRADUATING CLASS John Miller - Ping Pong ,37-'38. Ambition: To be- come an animal trainer. Sarahelen Miller-Nature Club: Roosevelt Reporter: Sec'y to Miss Eiker. Ambi- tion: To travel around the world. Bennie Millstein-Tennis Team: Ping Pong Teamg Orchestra: Cadet Band: Spring Play ,375 2nd Rifle Team. Ambition: To learn to play the drum. Howlett Milstead-Riding Club: Swimming Club. Am- bition: To be a success in whatever I endeavor to un- dertake, and to be an aviator. Margaret Monahan-Na ture Club: Girl Reserves: Bowling. Ambition: To be a fashion illustrator. Jarvis Moore-Seciy and Treas. of Chevrons Club: Quartermaster Sergeant of Cadets. Ambition: To study medicine and engineering. Eleanor Morrison-Glee Club: Keyboard Club: Oper- Etta '39. Ambition: To be- come famous in the line of music. Gail Mullican-Ambition: To be a comptometer opera- t0I'. Betsy Neumann-Girl Re- serves. Ambition: To be suc- cessful. Margaret Bell Norton- Keyboard Club: Girls, Aux- iliary: Spanish Club: Girls' Glee Club. Ambition: To graduate from Goucher Col- lege. Margaret V. Norton- Nature Ramblers, Literary Club: Rifle Club: Girl Re- serves: Bowling Club: Ger- man Clubg Lab. Assistant to Miss Rossg Library Assist- ant. Ambition: To become a Librarian. Mary Belle Norton- Girls' Glee Club: Operettag Girls' Auxiliary. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I undertake to do. THE FEBRUARY GRAD Janice O'Donnell-Chair- man of Hospitality Commit- tee of Girls' Auxiliary. Am- bition: To be a college pro- fessor. Neil Oliver-Sergeant in the Cadet Bandg Orchestrag Pres. of the Roosevelt De Molay Club. Ambition: To graduate from Maryland University and become a Chem. Engineer. Eleanor Omohundro- Bowlingg Nature Ramblersg Roosevelt Mermaidsg Girl Reservesg Literary Clubg Ger- man Clubg Sec'y to Mrs. Wellsg Library Assistant. Ambition: To be a teacher. Claude W. Owen jr.- Chemistry Clubg C a d e t sg Riding Clubg Reporter staff cartoonist. Ambition: To be an industrial designer in the automobile industry. John Page-Football '37, '38, ,39Q R Clubg Mat Club '37, Ambition: To go to college. Eleanor M. Penley-Am- bition: To be different. U ATING CLASS Catherine Pesce-Baslceo ball '39. Ambition: To be a Secretary. Richard Price - Baseball ,38, ,39g Print Shopg French Club. Ambition: To be a C.P.A. Marie-Louise Ralph-Nav ture Ramblersg Spanish Club: Pro-Con Clubg Foreign Cor- respondenceg National Honor Societyg Quill and Scrollg Feature Editor of The Reportervg Editor-in- Chief of The Reportervg President of Spanish Club: Vice-Pres. of Pro-Con Club. Ambition: 'gTo serve . Virginia Raymond-News Editor of The Reportervg Girls, Sports Editor: of The Reporterng Bookkeeper of Rough Riderng National Honor Society: Roosevelt Mermaidsg Pro-Con Club: Girl Reservesg Student Coun- cil Rep. Nature Ramblers. Ambition: To go to Hawaii. Emilie Reed4Table Ten- nisg Badmintong Kay-Gay. Ambition: 'To be a model. Stanley Reines-Ambi- tion: To become an out- standing figure in the busi- ness world and then marry the most beautiful brunette in the world. THE FEBRUA Rosa C. Robbins-Girl Reserves: Girls' Glee Club: Rooters' Club: Bowling Club: Ass't to Mr. Marble. Ambition: To be a beau- tician. Marie Robinson-Student Council Representative: Roosevelt Reporter. Ambi- tion: To succeed at what- ever I attempt. Blanche Rodman-Ambi tion: To be a radio singer, or a good secretary. Elizabeth Ross f Chemis- try Club: Reporter Agent: Reporter Staff. Ambition: To make a successful mar- riage. Eddie Royston - Cadets: German Club: C h e v r o n s Club. Ambition: To get a good job with men under me to boss. Annetta Saia-Basket Ball: Base Ball: Tennis: Girls, Auxiliary: Spanish Club: Re- porter on the school paper. Ambition: To be an air hostess and also to fly my own plane, or work book- keeping machines. Y GRADUATING CLASS Elaine Sawaya g Rooters' Club: Bowling Club: Sec'y to Miss Bradshaw: Secly to Mr. Bish. Ambition: To be- come an efficient secretary. Raymond L. Schaefer Jr. -Riding Club: Bowling: Ice Skating: Ambition: To be a success. Erwin Schuler-Chevrons Club: Bowling Team: Ca- dets: Rifle Team. Ambition: To be a C.P.A. Lillian Schuller - Foreign Correspondence. Ambition: To be the Schiaparelli of America, or secretary to the U. S. President if this is not possible. Vincent Scopi - Football: Track. Ambition: To be a lawyer. Eleanor ScuderivLib1-ary Staff: Table Tennis: Kay Gay Club. Ambition: To graduate from Washington School of Secretaries. THE FEBRUAR Marie Senador-Sec'y to Mrs. Mace and Mrs. Wellsg Spanish Club. Ambition: To be a dental hygienist. Mildred Sharkey-Bas lcetball Club. Ambition: To be a good secretary. Anna Skiados - Table Tennisg Spanish Club. Am- bition: To work in the gov- ernment. Mildred Simms-Nature Clubg Girls, Auxiliaryg Ice Skating. Ambition: To be a famous tap dancer. Dorothy Simpsonffiowl- ing Club. Ambition: To be a private secretary. Catherine Smith - Girls' Rifle Club. Ambition: To succeed at whatever I at- tempt. Y GRADU ATING CLASS Eleanor Smith-Swim- ming Club. Ambition: To become a stenographer. Millard H. Smith-Pro- Con Clubg Chess Clubg Bi- ology Club-Presidentg Ger- man Clubg National Honor Society. Ambition: To be a doctor of philosophy. Shirley Smith-Operetta i37Q Girls' Glee Clubg Pro- Con Clubg Basketball Club, '38g Ice Skating Club. Am- bition: To be a school- teacher. Miriam Lois Stackhouse -Baslcetballg Nature Clubg Girls' Auxiliaryg Bowling Club. Ambition: To be a success. Hilda Stein-French Clubg Agent for Reporter',g Ice Skating Club. Ambition: To go to Northwestern Uni- versity. Gladys Taylor-Glee Club. Ambition: To be a nurse. THE FEBRUA Irene Tayman-Orchestra '38, '39g Riding Club. Am- bition: To be an organist. Eleanor Thibodeau- Girl Reserves. Ambition: To fail honorably rather than to succeed dishonorably. Frances Thomas-Ambr tion: To be a commercial air pilot. Jane Frances Thomas- Sec,y German Club: Sec,y Literary Club: Vice-Presi- dent Nature Ramblers: French Club: Girl Reserves: National Honor Society: Ice Skating: Student Coun- cil. Ambition: To be a school teacher, but not an old maid. James Trew-Ambition: To work successfully in co- operation with other indi- viduals. Theresa Troiano-Nature Clubg Ice Skating: Sec'y to Dr. Howard. Ambition: To become a secretary. RY GRADU GCLASS Elliott Twerym-National Honor Society: Managing Editor Reporter , '39, ,40Q Sec'y of the Table Tennis Clubg Co-Founder of the Table Tennis Club: Pro- Con Club: Art Editor Re- porter g Stamp Club. Am- bition: To be a success in my own eyes. William A. Waggaman -The Playing Manager of ,37, '38, and ,39 champion- ship Golf Teams. Ambition: To go into business for my- self. Alice Waldron-National Honor Society: L i t e r a r y Club President: S p a n i s h Club Vice-President: Mem- bership Chairman of Girls' Auxiliary: Rifle Club: Na- ture Ramblersg Originator of office of Poet Laureate. Am- bition: To mold the lives of others by entering the teach- ing profession. Eleanor Elizabeth Webb -Ice Skating: Library Ass't. Ambition: To get a good position in the government. Frances Weedon - Girl Reserves: Table Tennis. Am- bition: To make a success of life. Ruth Windley - Girls' Auxiliary: Girls' Glee Club President: Operettas. Ambi- tion: To be a modeler, THE FEBRUARY GRADUATING CLASS Earl Wood-Chess Club. Ambition: To become a millionaire. Jane Wyatt - Subscription Manager of Year Bookg Operetta l37, '38, '39g Christmas Playg S p r i n g Playg Girls' Auxiliary Presi- dentg Hilarodes Club Treas- urerg Literary Clubg Swim- ming Clubg Rifle Club for Girls. Ambition: To be either an artist or an actress. Xb John Newton Yeatman- Boys, Glee Clubg Boys' Rifle Team C o a c h, Instructorg Nature Ramblersg Operetta, '38, '39g Roosevelt Radio Programg Hilarodes Clubg Pro-Con Club. Ambition: To be an actor and singer. Marjorie Zachary-Riel ing Clubg Bowling Team. Ambition: To become a famous designer and to marry a millionaire. Gilbert Zellan - Year Book Agentg Math Clubg Chemistry Club. Ambition: To be a big business execu- tive. ASS OFFICERS-JUNE GRADUATING CLA V President RICHARD JONES Vice-President JOHN D. WHITE Secretary ELOISE COLLINGWOOD V Treasurer JAMES McALEER THE JUNE GR Bettie Anne Ackerman -Kay Gay Club: Rifle Club: Sec'y to Mrs. Mace: Busi- ness Oflice: Table Tennis Club: Girls, Auxiliary. Am- bition: To be a successful business executive. Dorothy Adamson - Swimming Club: Girls' Aux- iliary: Basketball: Riding Club. Ambition: To sing with a popular orchestra. Melva Sybil Alisberg- Sec'y to Mrs. Williamson: Assit to Miss Ross: Bowling Club. Ambition: To be an efiicient secretary. john Allen - Swimming Club: Cadets. Ambition: To be an aviator. Merlin Allen-Chevrons Club: Sabre Club: Photog- rapher, Reporter Staff: Student Council: Lt. Co. E. Ambition: To receive the Safe Driving award from the Washington Poxt. Paul Arey-Spanish Club: Table Tennis Club: Chev- rons Club: Cadets. Ambi- tion: To be a sports car- toonist on some newspaper. ADUATING CLASS Sara Asher-French Club: Swimming Club: Ice Skat- ing: Girl Reserves. Ambi- tion: To be a commercial artist. Irwin Atkin -- Ambition: To be a successful business man. Shulamith Atkin-Cam- era Club: French Club: Golf Club: '4Reporter Agent: Library Assit: For- eign Correspondence Club: Fashion Editor Reporter : Sec'y-Treas. of section: Bowling Club. Ambition: To travel. Margaret Jean Bageant -Table Tennis Club. Am- bition: To be a bookkeep- er. Gloria Bailey - Spanish Club: Skating Club: Table Tennis: Glee Club. Ambi- tion: To dance. James Bailey-Print Shop. Ambition: To be a finan- cier, broker, and C.P.A. THE JUNEG Robert K. Bain-Chew rons Club. Ambition: To marry Ann Sheridan. Charles Bakerfl-lilarodes Clubg Business Manager, 'lYearboolc g Rifle Teamg Spring Playg Chevrons Clubg Riding Clubg Stamp Club. Ambition: To be a lawyer. Eulalie Ball-Sec'y to Mrs. Kochkalg Reporter Agentg Bowling Club. Ambition: To be a secretary. Arnold BardenACadets. Irene Bardwell-Student Councilg Girls' Auxiliaryg Ice skating. Ambition: To be a college registrar. Theodore Barss - Honor Societyg Pro-Con Clubg Ger- man Clubg Cadet Capt.g Sa- ber Clubg Chevrons Club: Section President. I. G. I. F. Ambition: To become a successful scientist. ADUATING CLASS Irene Beall-Girl Reservesg Girls, Auxiliary. Dorothy Beane - Ambi- tion: To be a successful stenographer. Mitchell Beard - Cadet Bandg Glee Clubg Stage Crewg Major Bandg Radio Clubg Oflice Training Cer- tificate. Ambition: To be a radio engineer. Rumsey M. Beery-I-Ii-Y Clubg Glee Clubg Operetta, '39. Ambition: To be a suc- cess in business. Rose Mary Beitzell - Library Ass't.g Girls' Glee Clubg Spanish Clubg Oper- etta, 737, ,38, '39. Spring Playg Girls' Auxiliary. Am- bition: To figure out wheth- er my ambition is to be a journalist or a singer. Jean M. Beltz-Girls' Aux- iliaryg Vice-pres. Foreign Correspondence Clubg Sec'y Latin Clubg Literary Clubg Reporter Agentg 'lRough Rideri' Staffg National Hon- or Society. I. G. I. F. Ambition: To be the perfect school teacher. THE JUNE GRADUATING CLASS Eleanor Howard Berg- mann - Bowling: German Club: Sec'y of Stamp Club: Girl Reserves. Ambition: To be a dietitian. Gertrude Berman-Vice- Pres. French Club: Pres. Girls' Golf Club: Hilarodes Club. Mildred Emma Besore- Table Tennis Club. Ambi- tion: To have lots and lots of friends, and just eat, sleep and be merry. Ted Beuermann-Pres., V.-Pres., Treas. Riding Club: Safety Club: Chevrons Club: Pres. Treas. Spanish Club: Swimming Club: Book Room. Ambition: To be a traveling salesman. Ruth Bicknell - Chess Club: Girl Reserves: Lens and Shutter Club: Girls' Auxiliary: Bowling: Swim- ming Club. Ambition: To go to Hawaii. Shirley Bishop-Baskeb ball: Table Tennis: Badmin- ton: Swimming. Ambition: To be a good wife when the time comes. Richard B. Blackwell- Lt. in Cadets: German Club: Sabre Club. Ambi- tion: To attend the Naval or Coast Guard Academy. Marguerite Blick-Girls Auxiliary: Bowling: Table Tennis. Ambition: To learn how to spell before I am one hundred years old. Betty Bloom-Kay-Gay Club Pres.: Ice Skating: Baseball: Ass't to Miss Gunther: Sec'y in Military Office. Ambition: To be a veterinarian. Jane Marie Boal-Nat. Honor Society: Basketball: Baseball: Spanish Club: Rid- ing Club: Rough Riderv Staff. HI. G. I. F. Ambi- tion: To see Washington play in a World Series. Robert BoulterfCadet Ed. and Circulation Mgr. Roosevelt Reporter : Ger- man Club: Manager Rifle Team: Chemistry Ass't: Mgr. Tennis Team. Ambi- tion: To go to college and be a success in some busi- ness enterprise. Herman Bounds-Rifle Club. Ambition: To be a good engineer. THE JUNEG Catherine Bourdouklis- Reporter Agent, '38, Base- ball, '38, '39, '40, Business Stag, Rifle Club, Ice Skat- ing Club, Tennis. Ambition: To graduate from Wilson Teachers' College. Tommy Bourdouklis-- Section Pres. Ambition: To get a break at anything. Emily Ann Bourgeois- Sec'y to Mrs. Mickey, Sec'y to Mrs. Kochka, Ambition: To be a private secretary. Rose Bovello--Girls' Aux- iliary, Bowling, Table Ten- nis. Ambition: To be an ar- tist. Elizabeth Boyajianv Girls' Auxiliary, Keyboard Club. Ambition: To be a musician. William Brain - Chess Club, Football Team, Wrestling Club. R ADUATING CLASS Martha Jane Brock --- Girls' Auxiliary, Swimming Club, Riding Club, Sec'y of section, Sec'y to Miss Whit- zell. Ambition: To take a trip around the world. Helen Broome f Girls' Auxiliary, Lens and Shutter Club, Girls' Rifle Club, French Club, Chess Club, Ice Skating, Swimming Club, Spring Play. Ambi- tion: To make a trip around the world on my own boat. Jane Brownley - Girls' Auxiliary, Riding Club, Swimming Club, Sec'y of section. Ambition: To be a clietitian. Lawrence Grant Brubaker - Basketball, Student Coun- cil. Ambition: To be a suc- cessful playboy ancl own a chicken farm. Willard Franklin Bryan -Aviation Club, Chevrons Club, Sergeant, Co. K. Am- bition: To be a success in life. Pier Bunker-Sec'y-Treas. Chess Club, Chevrons Club, Math Club, Swimming Club, Rifle Club. THEJUNEG Patricia Burch - Girls' Auxiliary: Girl Reserves: Mermaid Club: French Club: Pro-Con Club: For- eign Correspondence Club: Table Tennis. Ambition: To see the world. Albert Burns - Spanish Club: Chess Club: Table Tennis. Ambition: To be- come an aeronautical engi- neer or pilot. Stella La Verne Bur- roughs-Baseball: Basket- ball: Bowling: Golf: Rifle Club: Girls, Auxiliary-Gos- sip chairman: Business Of- fice-clerk: Volley Ball-Capt. Ambition: To be a good nurse. Harriet Burton g Girls' Auxiliary: Rifle Club: Stu- dent Council. Ambition: To be a second Hedy Lamarr. John Burton - German Club: Pro-Con Club: Math Club: Foreign Correspond- ence Club: Latin Club: Stu- dent Council: Year Book Staff: Pres. of section: Na- tional Honor Society. ul. G. I. F. Ambition: To be a naval architect. Stella Marie Caponiti- Table Tennis. Ambition: To be an airplane hostess. ADUATING CLASS Ellen Anne Carey-Bank Sec'y: National Honor So- ciety: Sec'y Literary Club: Pres. 86 V.-Pres. Spanish Club: Girls' Glee Club: For- eign Correspondence Club. Ambition: To be a success in life. Marilyn Carroll-Sec'y College Bureau: Ping Pong Club: Girls, Auxiliary: Golf Club: Tennis: Riding: Lens and Shutter Club. Ambition: To be successful in all my undertakings. Richard Carson - Pres. Boys, Glee Club: V.-Pres. Chevrons Club: Sgt. at arms Saber Club: National Honor Society: Operetta, '38: Pres., Nature Club: Capt. of Ca- dets. Ambition: To get through law school and pass Bar Exam. Marjorie Carter - Girls' Auxiliary Literary Club: Foreign Correspondence Club: Glee Club: Spanish Club: Swimming Club. Am- bition: To fly my own plane. Charles CharuhaswFoot- ball: French Club: Cadets. Ambition: To go to college and later start an orchestra of my own. Lois Christine Clark - Keyboard Club: Seciy of Section: Sec'y to Miss Whit- zell. Ambition: To be a mu- sic teacher. THE JUNE GRADUATING CLASS Shirley Clayman-French Clubg Bowling Clubg Root- ers' Club. Ambition: To go to college and become a com- mercial artist. Nancy Cochrane f Kay- Gay Club, Treas.g Chemis- try Club: Girls' Auxiliary: Reporter Agentg Ice Skat- ing. Ambition: To be a cer- tihed public accountant. Lois Colburn-Basketball, ,BQQ Swimming. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Helen ColellafAmbition: To work in an office as a rypist. Lorene ColemandYear Book Staff: Girls, Auxiliaryg French Clubg Chemistry Clubg Table Tennis Clubg Foreign Correspondence Club. I. G. I. F. Ambi- tion: To get a B.A.,' de- gree before an Mrs. Eloise CollingwoodfPres. of Swimming Club.g Treas., Girls' Auxiliary: I-Iilarodes Club, D.A.R. Award: Op- eretta '38, '39g Spring Play: Pres. of section: Rifle Club: Table Tennis: Ice Skating: Seciy June Class. Ambition: To be worthwhile. Jean Olive Connelly - National I-Ionor Society: La- tin Clubg Foreign Corre- spondence Club: Literary Club: Swimming Clubg Girls, Auxiliary: French Club: Rough Rider Staff. Ambi- tion: To have a happy and eventful life. Mildred Conway-Spanish Club: Riding Club: Foreign Correspondence Club: Girls' Auxiliary: Archery Clubg Operetta, '39g Library Assit. Ambition: To take Home Ec. at Maryland. Eloise CooperfBasketballg Baseball: Spanish Club. Am- bition: To be a good stenog- tapher. Anne Cotton-Dr. How- ard's Ofiiceg Badminton Clubg Table Tennis Club. Ambition: To become a pro- fessional model. Hersey Councill-Track: Footballg Student Council. Ambition: To break the half mile record and do electrical work when I finish high school. Doris Mac Cox-Span- ish Club. Ambition: To be a good stenographer. THE JUNEG Gordon Paul Crawford' Lens 86 Shutter Club: Avia- tion Clubg Chemistry Clubg Stamp Club: Rifle Clubg Na- tional Rifle Association: Tay- lor Cub Aircraft Club. Am- bition: To be an aeronau- tical engineer. Roy Cromwell-Swimming Clubg Rooters Clubg Cheer Leader: Cadets. Virginia Cromwell-Girls' Rifle Teamg Girls' Auxiliary: Girl Reserves. Ambition: To be an interior decorator. Dorothy Currier-Nation al Honor Society: Girls' Ri- fle Club: I-lilarocles Club: Glee Club: German Club: French Club: Chess Club: Pro-Con Club: Chemistry Clubg Spring Play, ,4O. Am- bition: To be a journalist. Mary D. Dakis-Bowling Club. Ambition: To become a secretary. Viola Rose D'Ambrosio -Ambition: To be a secre- tary. R ADUATING CLASS Anna Myra Daniels- Badmintong Library Ass't. Ambition: To be a Libra- rian. Betty DaughertyfBank Staff: Library Staff: French Clubg Archery Club: Ice Skating. Ambition: To go to Paris. Eugene Davidson-French Club. Ambition: To be an All-American football play- er in college. Sara DavisvRiding Club: Swimming Clubg Pres. of Rifie Club: Girls, Auxiliary: Lens 86 Shutter Club. Ambi- tion: To go back to Hono- lulu. Donald C. Deitrick - Track: Cadets, Sgt.: Chev- rons Club: Rifle Team: Chemistry Club. Ambition: To go to college and be a success. Joanne Derrick - Key- board Clubg Swimming Club: Riding Club. Ambition: To become a good costume de- signer. THE JUNEG Florence Bayly Dewittf Chess Club: Sec'y Chemis- try Clubg Needlecraft Club: Girls' Auxiliary: Aviation Club. Ambition: To become a good teacher. Ruth DixonYAss't to Dr. Howardg Table T e n n i s Club: Badminton Club. Am- bition: To be the perfect private secretary. Isabel Doherty-Ambi- tion: To be a good stenog- rapher. Genevieve Doyle - Ger- man Club: Foreign Corre- spondence Clubg Latin Club: Riding Club. Ambition: To be a good social worker. Phyllis DukefAss't to Miss Ross: French Club: Na- ture Ramblersg Ice-Skating Club. Ambition: To follow the pursuit of happiness. Ruth Dulaney Y Bowling Club: Ping Pong Club: Roll- er Skating Club. Ambition: To be a social worker. R ADUATING CLASS Carolyn DummfRicling Club: Table Tennis Club: Literary Club: Ice-Skating Club. Don Duncan - Football Team. Ambition: To play football with Maryland U., and follow in my brotheris footsteps by securing a good position. Virginia Duncan - Glee Club: Operetta, Pirates of Penzancevg Opera, Mar- thavg Hilarodes Club: Girls' Auxiliary. Ambition: To make a success of life. Geraldine Dusenbury- Bowling Club: Ice-Skating Club: Book Room: Basket- ball: Business Office: Tum- bling Clubg Kay-Gay Club. Ambition: To be a figure skater. George Dutton-DeMolay Club. Byng Duval4Football ,37- '39: Track ,383 Baseball '39- ,4O. Ambition: To be a C.P.A. THE JUNE GRADUATING CLASS Mary DuvallfSwimming. Ambition: To make a suc- cess of whatever I do. Helen Elizabeth Edmon- ston4Latin Club: German Club: Table Tennis Club: Foreign Correspondence Club: Nature Ramblersg Rid- ing Club: Girl Reserves: Girls' Auxiliaryg Basketball: Archery. Ambition: To graduate from college. Sidney Efross - German Clubg Pro-Con Club. Ambi- tion: To be an historian. Leonard Eiker-Baseball: Basketball: Bowling. Ambi- tion: To enter into clerical work. Marie Errera - Spanish Club: Rooters Club: Girls, Auxiliary: Glee Club: Bas- ketball. Ambition: To be a dress designer. Dorothy Farlee-Sec'y to Mr. Bishg Sec'y to Mrs. Mickey: Basketball: Base- ball: Spanish Clubg Sec'y to Mrs. Hayhoe: Bus. Off. Am- bition: To make something of myself that I'l1 be proud of. Arthur C. Farrington, Jr. -Saber Club: Rifle Club: German Club. Ambition: To go to Annapolis. Babette FeldmanfFrench Club: Golf Club: Bowling Clubg Foreign Correspond- ence Club. Ambition: To travel throughout the United States, especially in the state of California. Sylvia Feldman - French Club: Table Tennis. Ambi- tion: To be a success in life. James W. Ferrite:-fRifle Club: Riding Club. Ambi- tion: To be a zoologist or a bug collector. Alice Field - Swimming Club. Elizabeth FischerfRoose- velt Mermaids: Skating Club. Ambition: To live in Florida the rest of my life. THE JUNEG Sydney Fishman - Glee Club: Track Team: Wrest- ling team Manager: Cadet Bandg Capt. of Herrings. Ambition: To enjoy life! John R. Fowle - French Club: Lab. Ass't to Miss Ross: Math Clubg Rooters Club. Ambition: To become a forester. De Lora Leon Fowler- Girls' Auxiliary: Roosevelt Mermaidsg Pro-Con Club: Sec'y Girls' Golf Club: Re- porter Agentg Girls' Rifle Club: National Honor So- ciety. Ambition: To be a re- search chemist. Mary Jane Fox-Ambi tion: To be a success in the business world. Lewis B. FrancisfStudent Council. Ambition: To be a C. P. A. Barbara Estelle Frank- Needle Club: Basketball Club. Ambition: To be a senior stenographer in the government. R ADUATING CLASS Pascal Frazier-Ambition: To pass time in the least painful manner: specifically, to achieve a personal moral satisfaction through an artis- tic medium. Martha Freeny-Kay-Gay Clubg Girls, Auxiliary: Rid- ing Clubg Swimming Club: Badminton: Yearbook Agent. Ambition: To End happiness in whatever field I work. Russell French - Swim- ming Clubg Student Coun- cil: Cadetsg Capt. of Bowling Teamg Sec'y-Treas. of Roose- velt De Molay Club. Am- bition: To be a medical doc- fOr. Frances Harriette Fried- man-Seciy to Mrs. New- mang Sec'y to Miss Whit- zellg Reporter Agent: Span- ish Club. Ambition: To be a Certified Public Account- ant. Bonnie Frye - Baseball Team: Basketball Teamg Bowling Team: Tennis Team. Ambition: To be- come a playground director or a typist. George E. Fuller4Chev- rons Clubg Sgt. in Cadet Bandg Swimming Clubg Lens and Shutter Club: Student Council. Ambition: To be an army dentist. THE JUNE GRADUATING CLASS Edward Branson Furr- Latin Clubg French Club: Riding Club. Ambition: To be a manufacturing pharma- cist. Henry Furr-Swimming Clubg Book Roomg Circula- tion manager of absence rolls. Ambition: To travel. Marian Gannon-Roller Skating Club: Glee Club. Ambition: To be a good stenographer and an excel- lent roller skater. Ann GarrickHSwimming Club: Girl Reserves. Ambi- tion: To be a commercial artist. Mary Ellen Gearhart- Ambition: To be a good nurse. Florence Gershanov- Tumbling Clubg Rifle Clubg Glee Club: Table Tennis Clubg Kay-Gay Club: Bad- minton Clubg Ice Skating Club: Sec'y to Mrs. Wells. Ambition: To be a good sec- retary. Miriam Gildenhorn4Lit- erary Club: Table Tennis Club: Foreign Correspond- ence Clubg French Clubg Bowling Clubg Biology Ass't. Ambition: To be popular at a co-ed college. Thespina Glezos - Base- ballg Table Tennis Club: Basketball. Ambition: To go to work and succeed. si Regina Goldberg-Photd graph Mgr. Rough Rider Staff: Sec'y Kay-Gay Clubg Business Ofliceg Yearbook agent. Ambition: College4 then come what may! Charles Eli Gottlieb- Lieutenant in Cadetsg Avia- tion Club: Chemistry Club: Tennis Teamg Table Tennis Club. Ambition: To enjoy life by fair means or foul. William Graf - Chevrons Clubg Chevrons B o w l i n g Team: German Club. Mary Helen Graves! Ambition: To be a success before it's too late. THE JUNEG Dolores Green-Sec'y to Miss Stevens. Ambition: To cook a steak dinner for the good of the cause. Pauline Greenberg-Am- bition: To be a glamour girl. Rheda Helen Greenspan -Kay-Gay Club: Table Tennis Club. Ambition: To be a nurse. Geraldine Griffis - Ambi- tion: To make the honor roll just once before I grad- uate. Catherine Augusta Grubb-Rifle Club: Bowl- ing: Ice Skating: Baseball: Stamp Clubg Book Room: Kay-Gay Clubg Tumbling Club. Ambition: To be a music teacher. Robert Hall - Vice-Pres. of section: Pres. of section: Chairman of lower house: Vice-Pres. of upper house, Student Council: Riding Clubg Saber Club: ISC Lt. Cadets: Football: Chevrons Clubg I-Ii-Y Club. Ambi- tion: To go to the Naval Academy and become a naval officer. R ADUATING CLASS Ruth Hall-Spanish Club: Ice Skating. Ambition: To be a model. William Hall f Football ,39- Barbara Hamblin-Girls' Auxiliary: Foreign Corre- spondents: F r e n c h Clubg Swimming Club. Ambition: To graduate from college. Roberta Hamilton-Bowb ing: Riding Club. Ambition: To be a secretary. Doris Harbaugh - Girls' Auxiliary: Girl R e s e r v e sg Keyboard Club: Baseballg Badminton: Ping Pong. Am- bition: To be a dietitian. Ruby Harding-Ice Skat- ing Clubg Table Tennis Club. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. THE JUNEG Doris Hardy-Girl Re- servesg French Club: Library Assistant. Ambition: To be a buyer in a department store. Mary Frances Harrell- Baseballg Bowling. Ambi- tion: To be a sports reporter. Constance Hartman- Vice-Pres. of French Club: Pres. of French Club: Pres. of Latin Clubg Girls' Auxili- aryg Riding Club. Ambition: To be a school teacher. Anna Hathcock - Girls' Auxiliaryg S p a n i s h Club. Ambition: To enjoy life. Lila Haupt-Girl Reservesg Girls' Auxiliaryg Swimming Club. Ambition: To be either a nurse or a profes- sional dancer. Elaine Haviland-Na tional Honor Societyg Swim- ming Clubg French Clubg Spanish Club: Secly of Pro- Con Clubg Girl Reservesg G i r l s' Auxiliary: Foreign Correspondence Club: Sec- tion ofiicerg Rooters' Club. Ambition: To enjoy life to the utmost. RADUATIN GCLASS Hamner Hawkins - Vice- Pres. of Honor Societyg Vice-Pres. of Saber Club: Vice-Pres. of Hi-Y Club, Chairman Lower House Stu- dent Councilg Vice-Pres. Up- per Houseg Pres. of Sectiong Capt. High School Cadets: Chevrons Clubg Chief Book- keeper R. H. S. Bank. Am- bition: To be a successful lawyer. Daniel Henkin-Basket- ballg ReporterD Staff. Am- bition: To be editor of the Podunk Gazette. Robert Henry - German Clubg Aviation Club: Chev- rons Clubg Saber Clubg Ca- det Lt. 3 National Honor So- ciety. Ambition: To draw a full-page adventure comic. Marjorie Hensley - Sec'y Lens and Shutter Club: Lat- in Clubg French Clubg Pro- Con Clubg Mermaid Club: Orchestra. Ambition: To travel. Leon Herbert-Editor-irr Chief '4Rough Rider g Pres. Math Club: Pres. Swimming Clubg Treas. Hi-Y Club: UI. G. I. Ff'g Spring Playg Rifle Team: Riding Club: Pres. of Section: Rooters' Club. Ambition: To become a successful chemical engi- neer without neglecting high- er learning and the arts. Irene Herfurth A Basket- ball: Bowling Club: Roller Skating. Ambition: To be a private secretary for a sport equipment company. THE JUNEG Joseph Hetherington- Qtr. Sgt., Co. Eg Boys' Swimming Club: Chemistry Club: Chevrons Club, Span- ish Club. Ambition: To be an aeronautical engineer. Elizabeth Hildebrand- Rooters, Club: Scenery for plays and operettas. Ambi- tion: To be a famous por- trait painter. David Hill-Radio Club: Stage Crew, Coach of Girls' Rifle Team. Ambition: To be a radio engineer. Rhoda Himelfarb - Base- ball, Tennis: Swimming, Ice Skating, Bowling. Ambi- tion: To make something of myself, and to have the feel- ing of helping others would give me great satisfaction. Edith Hirschel - Table Tennis: Basketball. Ambi- tion: To get satisfaction out of life. Gertrude Hochbaum- R i cl i n g Club: Swimming Club: German Club, Basket- ball: Baseball. Ambition: To own a horse. R ADUATING CLASS Helen Hohouser - Table Tennis: Basketball. Ambi- tion: To be a success in life. Robert Holmes - M a t h Club, Pres., Glee Club, V.- Pres.: National Honor So- ciety: First Sgt. of Banclg Riding Club: Circulation Mgr. of Year Book, Ger- man Club, Pres. Tom Howard - Baseball Team. Mearle James Hupp- mann - Ambition: To be- come a certified public ac- countant. William Hutchinson- Baseball. Ambition: To be a gentleman farmer. Ann Hyman-Needlework Club. THE JUNEG Mildred Lillian Inge- Ice Skating Clubg Table Tennis Clubg Girls' Auxili- aryg Bowling Club. Ambi- tion: To be a successful sec- retary. Angelina IntelliniHAm- bition: To be a good secre- tary. Kenneth Leroy Irvin- Chevrons Clubg Chevrons Bowling Team. Bernice J a c o b s - Lab. Ass't to Miss Rossg Foreign Correspondence Clubg Liter- ary Clubg Table Tennis Club. Ambition: To see the world before I'm fifty. Joan Johnson - National Honor Society. Ambition: To be an interior decorator, or fashion designer. Evelyn Louise Jones- Ambition: To be a stenog- rapher or model, and later, be a successful wife. R ADUATING CLASS Richard William Jones- Major in Cadetsg National Honor Societyg Pres. of Sec- tiong Student Councilg Seciy- Treas. of Sabre Clubg Secly- Treas. of German Clubg Math Clubg Jr. Varsity Foot- ball '38g Pres. June Grad- uating Class. Ambition: To make enough money to travel. Tommy jones - D r u m Major, Cadet Bandg Vice- Pres. Chevrons Clubg Nature Club. Ambition: To win first place in the 1940 Band competition. Betty Jordan-Swimming Clubg Riding Club. Richard Jorstad-Spanish Clubg Chevrons Clubg Stage Crewg Quartermaster Sgt. Co. L. Ambition: To see the world before I'm thirty. Sylvia KarydakismR.H.S. Bank Staffg Baslcetballg Base- ballg National Honor So- cietyg Vice-Pres. Spanish Clubg Kay-Gay Clubg Sec- tion Pres. Ambition: To be- come an excellent secretary. George John Katinas- Ambition: To become a large fruit merchant. THE JUNEG Harold Herbert Katz- Basketball: Tennis: Chemis- try Club: Softball: Volley- ball: Spanish Club. Ambi- tion: To be a successful businessman. Ruth E. Katz-Spanish Club: Girls' Auxiliary: Kay- Gay Club. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I un- dertake. David Kay-Tennis Team: Captain of Tennis Team 2 yrs.: Volleyball: Baseball: Christmas play. Ambition: To be a successful husband. Stephen Kelliher - Band. Ambition: To be an out- standing clarinet player and have a good position, a good home, and a good wife. Frances Kennard - Pro- Con Club: Girls' Auxiliary: Mermaids: Keyboard Club: Midsummer Night's Dream. Ambition: To be ship- wrecked. Jeanne King-Girls' Aux- iliary: Swimming Club. Am- bition: To go to Maryland University. ADUATING CLASS Roberta Kingston - Girls' Auxiliary. Ambition: To go around the world after I graduate from college. William Kirkland- Ro porter Agent: Volleyball: Section Treasurer. Ambi- tion: To be a good swing pianist. Lucile Doris K i r s c h- Swimming Club: R i cl i n g Club: Rooters' Club: Pro- Con Club: Year Book Staff: Basketball: Foreign Corre- spondence Club I. G. I. F. Ambition: To swim in the next Olympics. Abram KnoxfGlee Club: Operetta. Ambition: To be a newspaper editor. Monroe Konemann-Gen man Club: Track Team: Mat Club. Ambition: To get away from Washington. Bernard Kozlow-Ambi- tion: To referee a fight to the finish between Hitler and Stalin. THE JUNEG Harry Kramer - Cadets: Chemistry Club: German Club: Chevrons Club: Re- porter A g e n tg Rough Rider Agent. Ambition: To be a successful C. P. A. Mildred Krupsaw--Bowl- ing Club. Ambition: To go to college. T h elm a Elizabeth La Fourcade-Bowling: Bas- ketball. Ambition: To be a beauty operator. Eileen Lambert-Kay-Gay Club: Table Tennis: Girl Reservesg Ice Skatingg Sec'y to Mrs. Mace: Sec'y to Miss McCauley. Ambition: To be an excellent secretary. Arthur G. Lawfpres. Up- per House, Student Coun- cilg Sec'y, Hi-Y Club: Span- ish Clubg Lt., Co. Eg Saber Club. Ambition: To sing in grand opera or to sing at all. Harrison LefHer-DeMo- lay Club: Cadets. Ambition: To win the Thompson Trophy. ADUATING CLASS Judy Leichhardtv-Girls' Auxiliary: Spanish Club: Girls, Rifle Club: Glee Club and Swimming Club: Pro- Con Club: Seciy 66 Treas., sectiong Table Tennis: Oper- etta, '39g Reporter Agent. Ambition: To know more and talk less. Samuel Leithiser f Chess Club: Aviation Club: Math Club: French Club: Swim- ming Clubg Swimming Team, Capt. Ambition: To get rich quick. Estelle Levy-Badminton. Ambition: To have people say, I knew her whenf' John Libby - Ambition: To go to college and take a course in engineering and ob- tain a degree. Rosette Li Causi-Ambi- tion: To be a dancing teacher. William Lindberg - Ice Skating. Ambition: To be a deisel engineer. THE JUNEG Richard Lodge - Rifle Clubg German Clubg Riding Clubg Saber Club. Ambi- tion: To own a cream and chrome convertible sedan. Jean Loefller - Foreign Correspondence: Girls' Aux- iliary: Girl Reserveg Girls' Golf: Kay-Gay Club: Sec'y to Mrs. Mace. Ruth Lorenz!Table Ten- nis Club. Ambition: To marry a millionaire. Stanley H. Lowy-Ambi- tion: To be an aeronautical engineer. Esther Lynn-Mrs. Wells Office: Bowling. Ambition: To go to Strayer's, then to get a government position. Elliott L. Lyons-Math Club: Latin Club. Ambi- tion: To be a radio announc- er. ADUATING CLASS Catherine E. MacMorris -Student Councilg Riding Club: Pro-Con Club: Pres. Chemistry Club. David Magathan - Sgt. Cadet Band: Spanish Clubg Chevrons Club: Aviation Club. Ambition: To get A in deportment. james Mann-Radio Club: German Club: Junior Varsi- ty Footballg Track '38, '39g Section pres. and treas. Am- bition: To be a good physi- Clan. Nelson Marans - Stamp Club: Math Club: Pro-Con Club. Ambition: To be a doctor. Betty Jane Markowitz- Ice Skating Club: Kay-Gay Club. Ambition: To go to Honolulu. Justin Mathias - Ambi- tion: To be an aviation- machinist. THE JUNE GRADUATING CLASS James P. McAleer-Hi-Y Clubg Pres. of Chevrons Clubg Footballg Rifle Clubg R Clubg Chess Clubg Pho- tographer for Year Boolcvg Glee Clubg Section Pres.g HI. G. I. F. g Treas. June Class. Haven McCary-Girl Re- s e r v e sg Girls' Auxiliaryg Roosevelt Reporter', Agentg Sec'y to Miss Odom and Miss Grant. John Robert McCormick -Chemistry Clubg Chevrons Clubg Fencing Clubg Lens and Shutter Clubg Riding Clubg Vice-Pres. of Sectiong Lab. Assist. to Mr. Marble. Ambition: To be a Chemical Engineer. Jeannette McGeary - Vice-Pres. Kay-Gay Clubg Girls' Auxiliaryg Rifle Clubg Sec'y to Dr. Howardg Seciy to Miss White. Ambition: To be an efficient secretary. William McGhee-Hila- rodes Clubg Cadet Capt.g Chess Clubg Spanish Clubg Upper House Student Coun- cilg National Honor Socie- tyg Spring Play ,39, ,4OQ Pro- Con Clubg Pres. of Pro-Con Clubg Vice-Pres. of Latin Club. Ambition: To be a good lawyer. William Glen McLough- lin-Pres. of Aviation Clubg Sec'y of Chess Clubg Chem- istry Clubg German Clubg Stamp Club. Anna McWilliams-Bas- ketballg Baseballg Pro-Con Clubg Rough Rideri' Agent. Ambition: To be a success- ful secretary. Bernice Miree Mehlfelt- German Clubg Girls' Auxil- iaryg Library assitg Bowling. Ambition: To go to college. Esther Menefee-Pres. of Sectiong Bowlingg Girls' Baseballg 'lReporter,, Agent. Ambition: To be a news- paper reporter. Irvin Metelits-Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. Leonard Michaelson - Baseballg Basketballg Spanish Club. Ambition: To be a success. Alvin Miller - Baseballg Baslcetballg Sports Editorg Sec'y of R Clubg Student Councilg Ping Pong Club. Ambition: To advertise the world. THE JUNEG Irene Miller -W Swimming Club: Rough Riderv Agent. Ambition: To be successful in all I undertake. Irene Edith MillerfBas- ketball Club: Badminton: Sec'y to Mrs. Newman: '4Re- porterv Agent. Ambition: To be a certified public ac- countant. Philip Miller-Basketball: Cadets: School Orchestra. Ambition: To a success in life. Shirley Miller - Spanish Club: Girls' Auxiliary: Kay- Gay Club: Riding Club: Dr. Howard's Qfiice: Ice Skat- ing: Table Tennis. Ambi- tion: To be a good secretary. Jane Mills - Ice Skating: Section pres.: Camera Club, Pres.: Ass't Librarian. Ambi- tion: To be a professional figure skater. Frank Milzman - Ambi- tion: To be an executive. ADUATING CLASS Clyde Minard-Swimming Club: Junior Varsity Basket- ball. Ambition: To own a fleet of merchant boats. Doris Gertrude Moler- Bowling. Ambition: To trav- el. Billy Moore - Cadets, Capt.: Pres. of Section: Car- toonist on Reporter : Ten- nis: Saber Club: Chevrons Club: National Honor So- ciety: Tennis: Ping-Pong. Ambition: To attain success in the business world. Pattie Moore-Latin Club, Pres.: Spanish Club: Table Tennis Club: Nature Ram- blers: Foreign Correspond- ence Club: Swimming Club: Ice Skating Club: Archery Club: National Honor So- ciety. Ambition: To be any- thing but a teacher. Dolores Ethel Morgans- ton-German Club: Spanish Club: Foreign Correspond- ence Club: Latin Club: Bowl- ing: Table Tennis. Ambi- tion: To be the U. S. min- ister to Denmark or Sweden. Richard Mott - Major, H. S. C.: Chess Club: Ger- man Club: Pro-Con Club: National Honor Society. Ambition: To be a doctor. T H E J U N E G Dale Porter Murray - Football: Track Team: V. Pres. of section: Sec'y, Treas. of section: RU Club, Ambi- tion: To work in the gov- CFHITICHI . Howard Murray W French Club: Bowling Club: Stamp Club: Chess Club: Chemistry Club. Ambition: To become a mechanical en- gineer. Flora Muth-Scenery for plays. Ambition: To be a dress designer for the stars. Josephine Maruella Na- dolski-Girl Reserves: Root- ers' Club: German Club: Girls' Auxiliary. Ambition: To be a drummer in a girls' orchestra. I Irving Needle-4'Reporter Agent: Softball: Volleyball: Basketball: French Club: Pro-Con Club. Ambition: To become a certified public accountant. Robert G. N ethercott - Ambition: To join the Navy and see the world. R ADUATING CLASS Joseph Niswonger-Ta ble Tennis: Chemistry Club, V.-Pres.: Saber Club: Ger- man Club: Capt. in Cadets. Ambition: To be a doctor or a bacteriologist. Robert Joseph Leonard Norton-Latin Club: Base- ball Team. Ambition: To become a letter man. Gertrude Olshaker- French Club: V.-Pres. of Math Club: Ice Skating Club. Ambition: To teach. Margaret Osburn - Secly to Dr. Howard: Sec'y to Mrs. Wells: National Hon- or Society: Girls, Auxiliary: Kay-Gay Club: Pres. of Sec- tion. Ambition: To be a suc- cessful business executive. Norma Sue Osburn- Bowling Club: Table Tennis: Baseball. Ambition: To be a successful secretary. Virginia O'Shaughnessy -Girls' Auxiliary: Girl Re- serves: Swimming Club: Girls, Rifle Club: Operetta, '39: Glee Club: Basketball: German Club: Rough Rid- erv Agent. THE JUNEG Henrietta Shirley Os- trower-Table Tennis Club. Ambition: To be a charm- ing wife and enjoy life. Berma Lillian Overby- German Club: Christmas play Operag Bowling: Table Tennis. Ambition: To get married. Marie-Gay Owen - Stu- dent Councilg Vice-Pres. of Girls' Auxiliaryg Section Pres. and Seciyg l-lilarodes Clubg Spring Playg Wrote R. H. S. school song: Key- board Club. Ambition: To bury Burkeis Conciliation . Elsie Owens-Foreign Cor- respondence Clubg Spanish Club: Archeryg Year Book Staff. HI. G. I. FY, Ambi- tion: To master the art of driving a car. Elaine Oxenburg-Ambi- tion to be a private secretary to a high official. Dorothy Belle Padgettf French Clubg Lens and Shut- ter Clubg Golf Clubg Arch- ery Clubg Vice-Pres. of Sec- tiong Rough Rider Agentg Library Assistant. Ambition: To teach in high school. ADUATING CLASS John Madison Pannill- Ambition: To be a Minister of the Gospel. Mary Love Parker-Bowl- ing Clubg Table Tennis Club. Ambition: To be an assist- ant in a private school or an oflice clerk. Alvin ParrishwNational Honor Society: Rifle Teamg German Clubg Saber Clubg Chemistry Club. Ambition: To practice medicine. Doris Paul-Spanish Clubg Swimming Clubg Literary Club. Ambition: To find the place in life for which I am looking and to do my best in it. Nadine Pauls-Sec'y of Swimming Clubg Ice Skat- ing: Riding Clubg Dancingg Archery: Spanish Club. Am- bition: To have a successful cgrctr. Edward S. Paylor-Base- ball: Bowling. Ambition: To be an executive in Washing- ton's finest chain drug stores. THE JUNEG Morton Pearlman-Foot- ball: Track: Baseball: Rv Club: Spanish Club: French Club: Pres. of Section. Am- bition: To graduate from Columbia University and be- come a football coach. Le Roy Peck-Stage Crew: Swimming Club: V. Bas- ketball: Reporter,' Agent. Ambition: To become a pro- fessional '4Swing Drummern, to keep my girl and live a happy, comfortable life. Jane Fawsett Perkins - Ambition: To be an artist's model. Alice Rachel Phillips - Riding Club: Swimming Club: Girls' Auxiliary. Ambi- tion: To be a journalist. Elsye Phillips-Girls, Aux- iliary: Rooters' Club: Swim- ming Club: Pres. of Section: B o w l i n g Club: Kay-Gay Club: Secly to Mrs. Kochka. Ambition: To be successful in whatever field I enter. Carol Pierce-lce Skating Club: Keyboard Club: Table Tennis Club. ADUATING CLASS Kathryn Pizzarelle-Bad minton: Swimming Club. Ambition: To hold a gov't position. Pearl Pollack-French Club: Hilarodes Club: Girls' Rifle Club: National Honor Society: '4Pride and Preju- diceng Midsummer Night's Dream. Ambition: To be able to be independent, self- sufiicient and happy. In short -to Live alone and like it . Angelina Katherine Por- telli-Sec'y to Mr. Bish: Section agent. Ambition: To become a private secretary. George PricefAmbition: To be a successful business man. Jerome Pritt f Ambition: To be a C. P. A. George Erwin Proudley -Chemistry Club: Pres. of Chemistry Club: Pro-Con Club: Saber Club: War Games: Chevrons Club: Math Club: French Club. Ambition: To be a civil en- gineer. THE JUNEG George Psira-Ass,t Mgr. Football Team: Clerical Sec'y-Gym Cfiiceg Rough Rider Agent. Ambition: To be an oflice manager. Audrey Mae Quick-Rid- ing Club, Pres.: National Honor Society: Spanish Club: Foreign Correspon- dence Club: Girls, Auxiliary. Ambition: To live down in Virginia. Robert Kay Quinnell- First Lieutenant, Cadets: German Club: Saber Club: Chess Club. Ambition: To enter the Medical Profession in my 24th year. Richard Rawdon-Pro-Con Club: Hilarodes Club: Na- ture Club, Pres.: Cheer Lead- er: Cadet Cap't.: Saber Club: War Games: Nat. Honor Society: Spring and Christ- mas Plays, '37: Reporter', Swing Editor. Ambition: To be a gray-bearded scientist. Richard Reish-Aviation Club: Chevrons Club: Ist Sgt. Cadets. Ambition: To be an aeronautical engineer. Laurea june Renshaw- Operetta: Girls' Glee Club: Keyboard Club Pres.: Sec'y to Mrs. Wells. Ambition: To be an opera singer. R ADUATING CLASS David Lewis Resh-Cadet Corp. Co. E: Glee Club: Sec- tion Agent: War Games Team: Rifle Team. Ambi- tion: To be a doctor. Louise Eleanor Ridgeway -Girls' Auxiliary: Ice Skat- ing: Table Tennis: Riding Club. Ambition: To be a dietitian. Frances Riesley - Riding Club: Swimming Club: Span- ish Club: Baseball: Bowling: Girl Reserves. Ambition: To go to Tahiti. Joseph Russell Riordon- Swimming Club: Bowling Club: Sgt. Cadets: Chevrons Club: Boys' Rifle Team: Bus- iness Oflice Staff. Ambition: To be a successful Patent Attorney. Barbara Ronemus--Bowl ing Club. Ambition: To be a good secretary. George Hamilton Roney - German Club: Fencing Club: Rifle Club. Ambition: To be a successful commer- cial artist. THE JUNEG Jerome Rose-Cadets Sgt.: Band: German Club: Pro- Con Club: Chemistry Club: Chevrons Club. Ambition: To be a doctor. Walter H. Rose-Ambi- tion:Ofhce in Regular Army -through U. S. Military Academy. Marvin Irving Rosen- bloom-Sgt. in Cadets: Spanish Club: Chevrons Club. Ambition: To go to Annapolis, and sooner or later to be an admiral. Betty Rosenthal-Ambi tion: To go to college and then become the model wifef' June Rosenthal Marie Antoinette Ross-- Bowling Club: Basketball: Baseball. Ambition: To be a stenographer. R ADUATING CLASS Betty Laura Rowley - Vice-Pres. Spanish Club: Na- tional Honor Society: Sec'y Girls' Auxiliary: Vice-Pres. Riding Club: Swimming Club: Rifle Club. Ambition: To go around the world. Barbara Rupertus-Ambi tion: To be a successful ste- nographer. Vincent Saccardi-Cadets. Ambition: To attend Georgetown University. Marvin Phillip Sadurf Quartermaster Sgt. in Ca- dets: Rifle Team: Spring Play: Cadet Band: Orchestra: Reporter,' Agent: Aviation Club: Vice-Pres. of Section. Ambition: To study and be- come a tax-lawyer and ac- countant, also to teach the trombone. Shirley Alma Sager- National Honorary Beta Club: Glee Club. Ambition: To be an actress or private secretary to an actress. Jerome Scheifi-es4Cadets: Bowling Club. Ambition: To be a real estate man and also to take a trip to California. THE JUNEG Frances Schellhase-Ta ble Tennis, Basketball, Base- ball, Pres., Keyboard Club, Foreign Correspondence Club, 'AReporter Agent, 4'Rough Rideri' Staff, Na- tional Honor Society, Plays, ,38, ,39, ,40. Ambition: To make a name for myself in the music world. Katherine Elizabeth Scheumann - Swimming Club, Glee Club, Table Ten- nis, Ice Skating, German Club. Ambition: To gradu- ate from college. Robert William Schiedel -Chevrons Club. Ambition: To become an engineer. Robert John Schutrumpf -German Club. Ambition: To become a successful lawyer. Frederick Schutz-Hi-Y Club, Sgt., Co. E, Chevrons Club, German Club, Lens and Shutter Club. Ambi- tion: To graduate from Penn. U. and be a success- ful business man. Henry Wade Seaford- Glee Club, Hi-Y Club, Chemistry Club. Ambition: Ministry. R ADUATING CLASS Mildred Eaton Sears- Editor-in-chief of Reporter , Pres. and originator of the Foreign Correspondence Club, Girls' Auxiliary, Rid- ing Club, Pro-Con Club, Girl Reserves, French Club, Swimming Club. Ambition: To be a journalist. Aaron Segal S Baseball, Track, Volleyball, Bowling, Section officer, Spanish Club. Ambition: To be a success Shirley Sellers - Girls, Auxiliary, Kay-Gay Club. Ambition: To be a private secretary to the head of a cosmetic firm. George Serbe - Chevrons Club, Saber Club. Ambition: To be a lawyer. Dorothea Mae Shah- German Club, Swimming Club, Girls' Auxiliary. Am- bition: To marry a million- aire. Warren Shaw- Football, Track, Student Council, Bookroom, Business Office. Ambition: To be a certified public accountant. THE JUNEG Nancy Shenk-V.-Pres. of Classg Swimming Club: Sec'y to Miss Whitzell. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Miriam Sherman - Stu- dent Councilg HReporter', Agent: Rough Ridern Agent: Class Pres., V.-Pres., 66 Secly. Ambition: To be the first woman president. Constance Silverman - Basketballg Table Tennisg Ass't Librariang Sec,y to Chemistry instructorg Seciy to Mrs. Kochka. Ambition: To be a private secretary to an official. Virginia SimpsonfSpan- ish Club: Basketball Clubg Baseball Clubg Foreign Cor- respondence Club, Ambi- tion: To be a successful ste- nographer. Carol Marie SimsdRid- ing Clubg Spanish Club: Girls' Auxiliaryg Treas., For- eign Correspendence Clubg National Honor Society. Ambition: To teach the teachers for a day. Peter Theodore Sintetos -Wrestling Clubg Mat Clubg 6'Reporter', Agent. Ambition: To make good in the business world. R ADUATING CLASS Doris Sirota - Bowling Club. Ambition: To be a gym teacher. Mary Skinker-Swimming Clubg Rifle Clubg Riding Club: Girls' Auxiliary: Ice Skating Club. Ambition: To be an interior decorator. David Slattery - Baseballg Rifle Clubg Spanish Club. Ambition: To graduate from some sort of law school. Barbara Snowden-Sec'y, French Club: Girls' Auxili- aryg Coach of Rifle Clubg Riding Clubg Ping Pong Clubg Basketball: Baseball. Ambition: To be successful in the business world. Mary Jane Snyderwlfey- board Clubg Girls, Auxiliaryg Swimming Clubg I-lilarocles Clubg Archery Club: Section Sec'y. Ambition: To be an interior decorator. Atwell Caden Somerville fCadetsg German Club. THE JUNE GRADUATING CLASS Dolores Anita Spain - Spanish Clubg German Clubg Girls, Auxiliary. Ambition: To go back to Honolulu. Ralph Spano-Ping Pongg Bowling: Baseball: Basket- ball: Track. Ambition: To be a charitable millionaire. Browning Spence-Saber Clubg Chevrons Clubg Stu- dent Councilg Lt. Co. M.: Sec'y to Mr. Bish. Snyder Spigel - Track Squad. Ambition: To be- come successful in whatever undertaking I choose for a career. Adrienne Staal-Bowling Club. Ambition: To be a nursery governess. Fred Stalfort - Cadetsg Chevrons Clubg Spanish Club: Rifle Clubg Boys' Swimming Club: Track. Am- bition: To be a good news- paperman. Jane Stauffer-Pres., Ta- ble Tennis Clubg Swimming Club: Girls, Auxiliary: Girl Reserves: Rooters' Clubg For- eign Correspondence Club: Basketballg Baseballg German Club. Ambition: To be in the Olympics on the table tennis or tumbling teams or as a shot putter. Claiborne Steele - Play ,405 German Club: French Clubg Girls' Auxiliaryg Arch- ery Clubg Foreign Corre- spondence Clubg Operetta, '39. Ambition: To enter Johns Hopkins and get my B.S. Edna Steinervping Pong Clubg 'cReporter', Agent: Seciy to Miss Eiker. Ambi- tion: To succeed in every- thing I do. Stanley Sherman Sterling -Spanish Club: Chemistry Club: Aviation Clubg Color Sgt. of the Fifth Regiment. Ambition: To be a good doc- tor. Mary Jane Stewart - Bowling Teamg Girls, Aux- iliary: Business Ofliceg Mrs. Wells, Ofiice. Ambition: To be able to work for the gov- ernment. Helen Barbara Stouckf Sec'y to Dr. Howard: Sec'y to Mrs. Wellsg Kay-Gay Clubg Table Tennis: Ice Skating Clubg Riding Club. Ambition: To aim high, for the finer things of life. THE JUNE GRADUATING CLASS Margaret D. Strohecker -Pres. of Riding Club: Mgr. and Coach of Rifle Club: Girls' Auxiliary: Girl Re- serves: Swimming. Ambi- tion: To graduate from col-- lege with good grades-the impossible. Robert Louis Suit-Na- tional Honor Society: V.- Pres. Bank: 2nd Lt. Band: Sabre Club: Chevrons Club: Riding Club: Spanish Club. Ambition: To become an executive. Rita Margaret Sullivan- Seciy to Miss Smith: Sec'y to Miss Ross. Ambition: To be a torch singer. Patricia Swearingen-Lab. Ass't to Miss G u n t h e r: Spanish Club: Foreign Cor- respondence Club. Ambi- tion: To be an interior deco- rator. John Swope ' Minnie Kathryn Tapscott -Bank Staff '39-'4o. Ambi- tion: To be a vocalist with a swing band. Matilda Tashof-Sec'y of Spanish Club. Ambition: To Finish college, and then go into my father-'s store, as planned for me. Claire Taylor-Secly to Miss McCauley: Sec'y to Mr. Barnard: Table Tennis. Badminton. Ambition: To be a dancer. Shirley Teplitzky-Table Tennis Club. Ambition: To go to Strayer College, and be an expert stenographer. Edward Thackston David D. Thoma - Ca- dets: Spanish Club: Chev- rons Club: Student Council. Ambition: To be a success in life. Rita Thorn-Riding Club: Swimming Club: Rifle Club: Bowling Club: German Club: Basketball: Baseball. Ambi- tion: To Hy an airplane. THE JUNE GRADUATING CLASS Carolyn Tiencken4Girls' Auxiliary: Girl Reserves: Kay-Gay Clubg Seciy to Mr. Bishg Sec,y to Mr. Lloyd. Ambition: To do my best in whatever I might under- take. Ruth Tinbergen-Sec,y to Mrs. Yeomans. Ambition: To design clothes. Ellsworth Tolley-Band: Saber Clubg Orchestra. Am- bition: To get to the top. Betty Tolson-S p a n i s h Club: Girls, Auxiliaryg Kay- Gay Club: Dr. l-lowardis ofliceg lce Skating: Table Tennis. Ambition: To be a good secretary. Ernest Travis - R Club: Baseballg Basketball: Volley Ball: Spanish Club: Ping Pong Club. Ambition: To marry an heiress. Gloria Katherine Trent- Girls, Auxiliary: Bowling Club. Ambition: To be suc- cessful at something-any- thing. Doris Lyman T r o u t- Bowlingg Chorus. Ambition: To rake a course in Beauty Culture. Robert Turner - Saber Clubg Chess Clubg French Club. Ambition: To go to one of the service academies. Robert H. Turner-Cadet. Ambition: To become a senator. Edward Van HisefSwim- ming Club. Ambition: To work for the government and make a lot of money. Eddie Vermillion-Base ball: Football: HR Club. Ambition: To attend Duke University. Ruth Viener-B o w l i n g Clubg lce Skating Club: Rid- ing Club. Ambition: To marry a millionaire. THE JUNEG Pete Vitto - Glee Clubg Vice-Pres. of Sectiong Oper- ettag Print Shop. Ambition: To be and to make people happy in everything I at- tempt. Charles Voith - Report- er Agentg Pres. of Sectiong Ambition: To live in Can- ada. Helen Vrahiotes - Pres. of S e c tio ng Reporterl' Agentg Kay-Gay Clubg Busi- ness Oflice. Ambition: To go to Paris. Leslie Wager-Boys' Glee Club. Ambition: To be a C.P.A. Evelyn Wald - Baseballg Baslcetballg Badminton. Am- bition: To be a good secre- tary to a nice boss. T r o y Waldron - Rifle Clubg Cadets. Ambition: To enter Forestry Research. R ADUATING CLASS Dorothy Lorraine Walk- er-Stuclent Councilg Bowl- ing Club. Ambition: To succeed in everything I at- tempt to do. Ruth Walker - Spanish Clubg Girls, Auxiliaryg Cilee Clubg Table Tennis Club. Ambition: To be happy. Patricia Sydney Ward4 Girls, Auxiliaryg Girl Re- servesg Pro-Con Clubg Ger- man Clubg Rooters' Clubg Archery Clubg Lens and Shutter Club. Ambition: To be a psychologist. William Claflin Warner -Pres. of Banlcg Lt. Colonel of Cadetsg Pres. of National Honor Societyg Pres. of Hi-Y Clubg Pres. of Hila- rodes Club. Student Conduc- tor of Orchestra. Ambition: To gain higher education. Byron Waters -- Baseballg Orchestrag RH Club. Am- bition: To be a 'fbig timev musician, and to play in a line band. Ann Weinberg - Bowling Clubg Tennisg Swimmingg Table Tennis. THE JUNEG Beatrice Weinberg-Girls' Glee Club: Badminton Club: Table Tennis Club. Ambi- tion: To be a good stenog- rapher. Rita Welch- Ice Skating: Girl Reserves: Baseball: Bas- ketball. Ambition: To be a really good secretary or a nurse. Janet Welty - Pres. of Girls' Auxiliary: Sec'y of Girls, Auxiliary: Pres. of Girls' Rifle Club: Vice-Pres. of Girls, Swimming Club: Student Council: Martha : Business Office: Mr. War- ren's Sec'y. Ambition: To be successful. James T. White-Capt. of Cadet Band: Pres. of Saber Club: Student Coun- cil: National Honor So- ciety: French Club: Pres. of Section: Chevrons Club. Ambition: To go to West Point. John D. White-Chevrons Club: Rifle Club: Saber Club: National I-lonor So- ciety: Pres. of Section: Math Club: German Club: Capt. of Cadets: Student Council: Year Book Representative: Brigade Rifle Team: Vice- Pres. June Class. Ambition: To be a doctor. Norma White - Pro-Con Club: Nature R a m b l e r s: Baseball: Basketball. Ambi- tion: To be a successful sec- retary. ADUATING CLASS Howard Whitlow-Chew rons Club: Saber Club: Ping Pong Club. Ambition: To become a C.P.A. Phyllis Wickey - Pres. of German Club: Girls' Auxili- ary: French Club: Treas. of F o r e i g n Correspondence: Student Council. Ambition: To be a medical missionary. Polly Widmyer-Girl Re- serves: Swimming Club: Girls, Auxiliary: Rooters, Club: Ice Skating. Ambi- tion: To be a fashion de- signer. Dorothy Mae Williams --Table Tennis: Student Council. Ambition: To be successful in anything I un- dertake to do. Margaret Helen Wil- liams-Secly of Keyboard Club: German Club: Girls' Baseball: Girls' Basketball: Agent of 'AReporter,,. Li- brary Ass't. Ambition: To be able to play and compose music as Rachmaninofl does. Also to get an AU in de- portment when I graduate. Margie Louise Wilson- Basketball: Baseball: Kay- Gay Club. Ambition: To be secretary to the President of the United States. THE JUNE GRADUATING CLASS Betty Wilver-German Club: Dr. Howard's Sec'y. Ambition: To find an em- ployer as patient as Dr. Howard. Samuel Francis Wine- berg-Lens and Shutter Clubg Sec'y and Treas. of Section. Ambition: To be a successful lawyer or a U. S. Government Forester. Jakie Wolfe - Ass,t to Miss Ross: Ass't to Mr. Warren: Head Cl1eer-Lead- erg Rooters' Club: Stamp Clubg German Clubg Chem- istry Clubg R Club. Am- bition: To become a chemist and work at Dupont Chemi- cal Corporation. Jeanne Wolfe - Spring Play '3'7g Spanish Club: Girls' Glee Club: Ice Skat- ing Club. Ambition: To be a successful commercial artist. Mildred Wollett - Bowl- ing Club: Glee Clubg Oper- Ctta. John Preston Wood-Ca- dets, Lt.: German Club: Rid- ing Club: Sabre Club: Track Squad. Ambition: To be a forester. Lorraine Wright - Roller Skating Club: Girls' Auxili- ary. Ambition: To be a pro- fessional skater. Mildred Young - Girls' Rifle Club: Girls' Auxiliary. Ambition: To become a good artist. Betty Zaritsky - Table Tennis Club: Bowling Club. Ambition: To be a good secretary. Elaine Zepp - Ambition: To become a secretary. THE JUNEG Harvey Earl WoodM Football 3 tion Pres. Track Teamg Seca Ambition: C.P.A. Sam Zweig-Sg't Cadetsg Chevrons C l u bg V.-Pres. Chess Clubg Spanish Club. Ambition: To make enough money so I can retire at the age of 45. RADUATIN Robert Zulin-Lens and Shutter Clubg Sgt. Cadets. Ambition: To be a horticul- turist. GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES Leonard Abrams Lucille Broadus Bill Bustites Maurice Cohen Albert Collins Frank Cordell Burke Dryden Bill Fahy Harrison Lee Fisher Charles Futrovsky Everett Garlem Mariama Harman Holman Harvey Robert Hunt Pauline Hurley V Ruth Jacobson Isadore Kessler Stanley Kirrick Ruth Marie Kogod Dora Kramer Andrew Livingston Larson Edith Ann Levy Morris Liss Lilyan Littman Jean MacFarlane Catherine Moyer Earl Pruitt Walter Jerome Raine Lenore Rhodes Billy Robertson Jimmie Robertson Betty Rosenthal Charles Schrider William R. Shafer Grante Singer Stella Vassos Ernest Vitale Murl Weistling George S. West Mildred Eleanor Wollett G CLASS ROUGH RIDER LITERARY STAFF Class Editors JEAN BELTZ LUCILE KIRSCH JANE BOAL Sports Editor JOHN BURTON JUNE Editor-in-Chief LEON HERBERT Photographers JAMES MCALEER PIER BUNKER FEBRUARY PAUL ERTSGAARD Faculty Adviser Mlss AUSTIN Cadet Editors THEODORE BARSS WILLIAM MCGHEE Literary Editors ELSIE OWENS FRANCES SCHELLHASE LORENE COLEMAN Oh, there's life and beauty in their beating rhythmic stride! Their faces furrowed with youthful, anxious line -For precision speaks the toil of arduous hour- But their unscarred hearts are light. They're drilling for the glory and the honor And the challenge that comes to thrill. We cheer for their gains, And we weep o'er their losses But whatever comes-thank God, they're marching for democracy And for all that's good and free and true. REGIMENTAL STAFF Lieutenant Colonel William Warner, Captain Alvin Parrish, Regimental Adjutant, Captain William Moore, Regimental Quartermaster, Captain William McGhee, Regimental Personnel Acljutantg Captain Joseph Niswonger, Regimental Training Officer, Vincent Saccarcli, Regimental Sergeant-Major, William Graf, Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant, Frank Rose, Regimental Technical Sergeantg Albert Collins, Color Sergeant, Stanley Sterling, Color Sergeant. Cadets MILITARY COMMITTEE Mr. D. B. Lloyd, Chairman, Miss H. M. White, Mr. F. Barnard, Captain F. Jackson, Mr. R. M. Warren. Battalions, Attention! With this familiar cry reverberating through the Roose- velt Armory, the Fifth Regiment marched off to win three second places. Ten years ago Rocsevelt's Cadet Corps was nothing but a battalion. Now it has grown into Washington's largest regiment, comprised of nearly one-fourth of the student body of Roosevelt. It required a great deal of hard work and perseverance to build that battalion into a regiment worthy of following the footsteps of the great T.R.'s Rough Riders . To the martial strains of the Wfasbington Port March, our band, so vital to all of the competitions, again placed among the best in the city. The Fifth Regiment Band is the largest and best equipped in the brigade. To a great extent this is due to the untiring efforts of Mr. Jackson, the Band instructor, and to the cooperation of the Home and School Association. Although second place was not what the band expected-well, there is always next year. At the beginning of this Cadet year, Mr. Lloyd took over the position of Chairman of the Military Committee. Mr. Barnard became our Military Instructor, replacing Lt. Brown, due to the latter's serious illness. Miss White continued her work as supervisor of Cadet social events, and as manager of the Post Exchange. We wish this new committee the best of luck in its future work. Captains William McGhee Theodore Barss SABRE CLUB President, James White, Vice-President, Hammer Hawkins, Secretary-Treasurer Dick Jones, Faculty Advifer, Miss H. Wfhite CHEVRONS CLUB President, James McA1eerg Vice-President, Tom jones, Secretary-Treasurer, Allen Weiseg Faculty Adviser, Miss White COMPANY E Captain Richard Carson, First Lieutenant Merlin Allen, Second Lieutenant Arthur Law. COMPANY G Captain Hamner Hawkins, First Lieutenant Richard Lodge, Second Lieutenant Willialii Clifford. COMPANY I Captain Theodore Barss, First Lieutenant Irwin Proudley, Second Lieutenant John Wood. COMPANY K Captain Robert Turner, First Lieutenant Howard Whitlow, Second Lieutenant Richard Blackwell. COMPANY L Captain Richard Rawdon, First Lieutenant Arthur Farrington, Second Lieutenant Eli Gottlieb. COMPANY M L Captain john D. White, First Lieutenant Robert Hall, Second Lieutenant Brown- ing Spence. REGIMENTAL BAND Captain James White, First Lieutenant Ellsworth Tolley, Second Lieutenant Robert Suit, Drum Major Tom Jones. i BOYS' RIFLE CLUB Captain, Edmund Rifle, Faculty Adviser, Mr. Warren 1. Drill day! 2. The Band! 3. Here's hoping! 4. Interested spec- tutors. 5. Officers! 6. Peek-u-boo. 7. Wolf! O-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o. 8. Peggy and Bob fsffg A 'l. Are there any more of home like you? 2. Cheer up, Major! 3. Time out! 4. Look at the birdie! 5. Hiya, Hedy! Of the greatest pleasures that l know Surely this is one- To sit wondering, vainly guessing, musing o'er a play While impatient rustlings sleep, and the lights tiptoe away. As the curtain lifts and the story unfolds, no longer am I me For my soul's a magic carpet, and my dreams are far and free: Exotic lands they traverse, by glorious songs and noble deeds inspired Until at last, when the tale is told, my thoughts return refreshed, alive-not tired , Oh, the glamour, the enchantment, the sheer intoxicating power! For I have lived a thousand lives in one elusive, blissful hour. Dramatics SCENES FROM THE SPRING PLAY- A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM SCENES FROM THE OPERETTA- MARTHA OSCARS We admire your courage. You have stood up wonderfully under a diet of opera and classical plays thrown your way by the Roosevelt opera stars in the last year. Is there a single person who cannot remember even a little bit of Martha , Von Flotowis comic opera, presented early last December? Although she was really a great lady, Martha, in the throes of a fanciful whim, spent a whole year as a servant. And, as all good stories go, Martha and her lady-in- waiting, who also became a hireling, fell in love with their respective masters, who were the best of friends. Martha , the title role, was played by Portia Kahler. Virginia Duncan and Berma Overby gave fine performances as Nancy, the lady-in-waiting. Rumsey Beery gave a splendid portrayal of Lionel, the hero, and Jack Lansdale did just as fine a job of Plunkett. And of course we couldnit forget Wilton Mendelson, who was perfect as Sir John. Elsie Melton, Bettie Saunders, Judy Leichhardt, Louis Marengo and John Yeatman deserve credit for their work in the minor roles, and please donit forget the choruses they worked pretty hard, too. With the good will of Christmas time in mind a group of French students gave The Bishop's Candlesticksv from Victor Hugo's uLes Miserables. Shining forth triumphantly was the acting of Berel Firestone as Jean Valjean. Bill Des Marais, who played the part of the bishop, was quite good. You will probably see him often in the next yearis offerings. Jane Snyder and Yolanda Tiburzi, who enacted the parts of Mademoiselle Bap- tistine and Madame Magloire, respectively, deserve a lot of praise. The policemen, played by Wallace Adams, Donald Frazier and Arthur Alberding, did their duty. If we could have understood French, it would have been much more wonderful. In March, for our spring play, we continued the classical trend and gave Shake- speare's immortal comedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream . It probably was a night- mare for Miss Galbraith, what with Eugene Fry trying to get the mumps at the last minute 'ni everything, but I think everybody enjoyed it, even if they didn't catch the more subtle puns. There was such a multitude of good actors and actresses that it would be prac- tically impossible for us to remember every one of them, but we can try, can't we? Now let's see-there was Gene Mendelsohn and Claridore Oliker as Hermia, the love interest-Doris McWhirt and Enid Heatley as Helena, more love interest- Bill McGhee and Eugene Fry as Lysander. Morris Toranto, Arthur Law. Betty Pine, Pearl Pollack, Ross Porter and Harry Burch played the remaining major roles. Oberon, king of the fairies, was played by Leon Herbert and Charles Baker. Phyllis Rands and Bernice Bittner took the part of Titania, the fairy queen. Billy Mann, as Puck, and the Artisans and fairies rounded out the cast. Now, whom do you pick for an Oscar,'? FRANCES SCHELLHASE ELSIE OWENS in --wr ,.,.4, HILARODES CLUB STAGE CREW Manager, Leroy Peckg Faculty Adviser, Miss Galbraith GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Adviser, Miss Clara H. Burroughs BOYS' GLEE CLUB President, Louis Marengog Vice-President, Ben Fishery Secretary, Richie Rawclon Faculty Adviser, Miss Thompson g. ' ORCHESTRA Faculty Adviser, Miss Emma Louise Thompson KEYBOARD CLUB Prefident, Ann Myersg Vice-President, Shirley Leving Secretary, Freda Bass Faculty Adviser, Miss Burroughs Organizations STUDENT COUNCIL UPPER HOUSE! Chairman, Arthur Law, Secretary, Lucille Lake, Faculty Adviser, Mr. Reynolds LOWER HOUSE: Chairman, Robert Hall, Vice-Chairman, Dorothy Ann Ellis Secretary, Lucille Lake, Faculty Adviser, Mr. Reynolds GERMAN CLUB President, Bob Holmes, Secretary, Patricia Ward, Treasurer, Dick Blackwell, Faculty Adviser, Miss Brook SPANISH CLUB President, Marie-Louise Ralph, Vice-President, Alice Waldron, Secretary, Matilda Tashof, Treasurer, Tecl Bucrmang Faculty Adviser, Mrs. Martinez FRENCH CLUB President, Constance Hartmang Vice-President, Gertrude Bermang Secretary, Barbara Snowdeng Treasurer, Robert Turnerg Faculty Adviser, Miss Stewart LATIN CLUB President, Constance Hartrnang Vice-President, Vera Louise Hartmang Secretary, Lois Matting Treasurer, Allan Laubachrg Faculty Adviser, Mrs. Stearns ROOSEVELT REPORTER STAFF Editor-in-Chief, Mildred Sears, Faculty Adviser, Mrs. Robb, Circulation Manager, Robert Boulterg News Editor, Daniel Henlcing Associate Editor, Nancy Bealeg Feature Editor, Laurel Bolgiano PRINT SHOP Faculty Adviser, Miss Florence Grant GIRLS' AUXILIARY President, Janet Welty, Vice-President, Marie Gay Gwen, Secretary, Betty Rowley, Treasurer, Eloise Collingwood, Faculty Adviser, Mrs. Girard GIRL RESERVES President, Mary Elizabeth Ryong Vice-President, Virginia O'Shaughnessyg Secretary, Kathlyn Bailey, Treasurer, Muriel Speiclelg Faculty Advisers, Miss Riley, Miss Smith CHEMISTRY CLUB President, Erwin Prowleyg Vice-President, Joseph Nisewongerg Secretary-Treasurer Florence Dewittg Faculty Advixer, Mr. Marble RADIO CLUB President, Bah Batemang Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Kriderg Faculty Advixer, Mr. Feldman STAMP CLUB Faculty Adviser, Mr. Barnard CHESS CLUB Faculty Advixer, Mr. Reynolds MATH CLUB President, Leon Herbertg Vice-President, Mortan Hymang Secretary, Bob Holmesg Faculty Adviser, Nliss Stevens J ...,..J- ,set KAY-GAY CLUB President, Betty Bloomg Vice-President, Jeannette McGearyg Secretary, Regina Goldbergg Treasurer, Nancy Cochraneg Faculty Adviser, Nliss Eaton LIBRARY STAFF Faculty Adviser, Miss Jordan LITERARY CLUB President, Laurel Bolgianog Vice-President, Ann Myersg Secretary-Treasurer Evelyn Byersg Faculty Adviser, Mrs. Home DEBATING CLUB Faculty Adviser, Miss Borchard PRO-CON CLUB President, Wm. McGheeg Vice-President, Dick Mottg Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Bealeg Faculty Ad'vi5er, Mrs. Smith LENS AND SHUTTER CLUB President, Jane Mills, Vice-President, Morton Hymang Secretary, Marjorie Hensley, Treasurer, Bernard Michaelg Faculty Adviser, Miss Grant FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE CLUB President, Mildred Searsg Vice-President, Mildred Conway, Secretary, Audrey Quick, Treasurer, Carol Sims, Faculty Adviser, Mrs. S. Palmer BANK STAFF President, William Wlarnerg Vice-President, Robert Suitg Caslvier, joseph Titusg Chief Bookkeeper, Hamner Hawkins, Teller, Allen Weiseg Bookkeepers, Sylvia Karyclakis, Minnie Tapscott, Murl Weistlingg Assistant Tellers, Betty Daugherty, Betty Pine, Ralph Thompson, Secretary, Ellen Careyg Bank Manager, Miss K. S. Outwater BOOK ROQM Faculty Aa'viser, Mrs. Hobbs N E HI-Y President, Billy Warner, Vice-President, Hammer Hawkins, Secretary, Arthur Law, Treasurer, Leon Herbert, Faculty Adviser, Mr. Rogers ROOTERS CLUB President, Betty Jane Brubackg Vice-President, Roy Cromwell, Secretary-Treasurer Jack Perineg Faculty Adviser, Miss Ross RIDING CLUB President, Peggy Stroheckerg Vice-President, Betty Rowleyg Secretary, Gertrude Hochbaumg Treasurer, Ted Beuermanng Faculty Adviser, Mr. Littman AVIATION CLUB President, William McLoughIing Vice-President, Robert Duffyg Secretary-Treasurer jack Perineg Facultv Adviser, Nh: McCormick 1. Physics and lunch. 2. Do-ra-me. 3. The plaza. 4. Our cheer Team. 5. White wine! 6. Dress rehearsal. 7. Pulling on the face. 8. 3 o'clock. 9. Hiyo, Ham! 5 iw u so at .. w . 1 1 21. 'S . 5 ' ? wx- 1. Now, its this way. 2. Leap Year. 3. Ahoy! Women. 4. What ho! 5. It works! 6. Second Tom Edison. 7. Easy does it! 8. Lose something? 9. ls it that funny? Did you ever walk through fields of flowers, Feel the spring of earth beneath your feet? Have you ever battled wind and waves, Know delicious weariness of body in defeat? Did you ever feel a golf club Swinging hard and true and fast? Did you ever slave for torrid, endless hours Just to get a perfect serve at last? Do you know the rules of Sportsmanship -Of honesty, take, and give? lf so, you've made a very great stride Toward a life that is worthwhile to live. un... if . Sh . .. :wk 'f 5' 2184: N N, is 1 K, ,fin . M , .. .M V f.s-my as . ,k,, , , 5 Athletics HERMAN LITTMAN Roosevelt is very indebted to Coach Littman for his champion basketball team and his untiring work with the baseball team. ARTIE BOYD d has made himself very Coach Boy well known to Roosevelt for his ex- cellent football team and equally fine track team. BOYS' ATHLETICS For the past few years Roosevelt sports have definitely been on the upward grade. This year Roosevelt outclicl itself in showing to the world that our teams are to be seriously reckoned with from now on. Through playing a hard and clean game, each team of which we all can be justly proud. sport has had a bll Foot a Under the guidance of a new coach, Roosevelt's 1939 football team came into its own. Coach Artie Boyd predicted early in the season that we would win at least two inter-high games, and this is precisely what happened. With Danny Boothe as captain and such excellent players in the lineup as Bernie K lker and Lester Wicklein, it was not surprising that Roosevelt defied past tradition ' ' . With such a start as this in the football hall of fame, ore successful season o and won two inter-high games ' cl ain at the helm, we expect an even m nd with Coach Boy ag next year. 3 Basketball Championsl l This year the Roosevelt basketball team came through and took the inter-high championship. Not satisfied with that they also won the metropolitan area championship. With the big three, George West, Hymie Perlo, and Ernie Travis, setting the pace for the rest of the team, Roosevelt turned back the defending champions fEasternD twice to gain these honors. With this fine record in mind and the superior ability of Coach Littman to turn out champion teams, next year's quintet will fight hard and we believe successfully to retain our well-earned title. Baseball With the majority of last year's star players back again, the prospects for an inter-high victory look very pleasing, to say the least. For how could a team with a coach like Coach Littman, and such excellent players as Travis, Perlo, Wichlein, and Vermillion fail to cause the other schools a great deal of worry? Although so far this season inclement weather has halted our progress, once the team gets in it's stride, there'll be no stopping them. Track Although graduation cost the track team many of last yearis stars, so many equally competent newcomers are on the 1940 team that a lot can be expected from it. Tim,' Council heads the team this year as captain and with the reliable aid of such boys as Brier, Lancaster, Cornfield, and Norton, we have the right to look for the best results. Golf Roosevelt has had a monopoly on the interhigh championship for the past three years and the team has no idea of losing that monopoly this year. Leading the Rider's attack this year is captain Lloyd Johnston. Other members of the team are Arthur Meyers, Bill Brownrigg, Joe Barse, Charles Griffin, Preston Wannan, and Irwin Breier. We are all waiting eagerly for good results again this year. Boys' Swimming Team Members of the Roosevelt Boys' Swimming Club, under the direction of Mr. Sharitz, have been regular visitors at the Shoreham swimming pool during this past year. There they have received instruction in junior and Senior Red Cross Water Safety. Boys who are in this club not only gain valuable training but also receive passes to all swimming events at the Shoreham pool. Leon Herbert not only captained the team, but reigned as President this past year. Tennis With David Kay setting the pace, the tennis team is all set for a big season. Other reasons why we have the right to hope for an interhigh victory are in the form of the other members of the team. They are Charles Gottlieb, Richard Bruce, Ben Fisher, Arthur C. Farrington, Jr., and Allen Weiss. Mrs. Martinez, who has been the piloting force behind the team during Past years, believes she has a good team this year but will not say anything concerning the outcome of this yearis matches. JOHN BURTON iw 4, FOOTBALL SQUAD Captain, DANNY BOOTHEQ Coach, MR. ARTIIS BOYD CHEERLEADERS Head Cheerleader, JAKE WOLFE J QS T BOYS' GOLF TEAM Adviser, Mus. jo MACE BOYS' TENNIS TEAM Aa'-mer, MRS. R. P. MARTINEZ LUCILE KIRSCH Women's 100 yard Breostroke Champion for the District of Columbia GIRLS' ATHLETICS Along with the upward swing of popularity of boys' sports, the girls of Roosevelt High have taken a greater interest in the more strenuous side of school this year. After many years of persuasive argument, the Physical Education Department finally established a system whereby the seventh and eighth semester girls are allowed to participate in various outside activities instead of having regular Gym classes during school hours. Among those activities listed, almost every girl found her favorite, but for those few who didn't want to take advantage of these sports, a special hygiene class was started. Some of the activities on the list were golf, swim- ming, ping-pong, tennis, basket-ball, baseball, badminton, ice-skating, and roller- skating. Although every group seemed to have a full quota, it was noticed that a few were more popular than the others. Ice-skating ranks very high and the girls are fast becoming second Sonja Heiniesv. Archery classes are also quite full, but there are two girls who are destined to ago places -Clayborne Steele and Pattie Moore- both of whom rank high on the city lists. In the ping-pongv group, we find a real star in the person of Jane Stauffer. lane is the Women's Table Tennis Champion for the District of Columbia, and we are proud to have her a member of the class of june, 1940. Base-ball and basket-ball have long been favorites with the girls and Miss Moody and Miss Saunders say that now even more girls attend the afternoon sessions. Although not especially outstanding as a player, Jane Boal shines as a base-ball reporter for the school paper. Swimming also is one of the most popular activities, as there is a long procession of girls going to the Shoreham Hotel Pool every Wednesday after school hours. A member of the swimming group is Lucile Kirsch, who is the Women's 100 yd. Breaststroke Champion for the District of Columbia. Of course these are only a few of the outstanding people in a few of the out- standing groups, for if we tried to mention all the notables in the class of 1940, we could fill ten pages of names and noteworthy achievements. We are all grateful to Miss Moody, Miss Saunders, and the other teachers, who have worked with us so many long hours after school. GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD GIRLS' SWIMMING CLUB President, Sara Davisg Vice-President, Janet Weltyg Secretary-Treasurer Frances Shaffg Faculty Adviser, Mrs. Yeomans GIRLS' RIFLE CLUB President, Janet Weityg Managers, Virginia O'ShaugI1nessy, Marion Sydenhamg Coacfz, Evelyn INIcAIeerg Faculty Advisers, Miss Holbrook, Miss Truefant GIRLS' GOLF CLUB President, Gertrude Bermang Vice-President, Ann Myersg Secretary, DeLora Fowier 'l. The day is done. 2. Tackle! 3. Hole-in-one! 4. Strike one 5. Ball one. 6. Come on team. 7. Hold that line! 8. Sireich 9. Yea! Team. 10. Ready-get set-go! 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