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

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Roosevelt was established in T932 as a continuation of the old Business High. When it first opened, the enrollment was about l,OOO. This number rapidly doubled and the school became seriously overcrowded for several years. As a solution, another high school was built in this area and the enrollment gradually receded to nearer its original number. Courses of study naturally evolutionize over the years. When first opened, Roosevelt offered mainly business education. Soon academic subiects were added until, in 1941, we held the highest rating for academic education in the city. ln 1951 we were rated among the highest in the country in the academic field. This year has recorded several memorable events: the last mid-term graduation, repairs on the inside and outside of the building, an epidemic of Asian fiu which absented over one half the school population, and the death of our beloved former principal, Miss May P. Bradshaw. Now let's begin our tour with a message from our capable Principal and her assistants. In producing The OFFICIALS . . page The STUDENTS . . page The CURRIUUIJ UM . page fThe SPECIAL E VEN TS . . page The SPUR TS , . page The CADE TS ...... page U N ,The URGANIZA TI UNS ' page gi Q I f i 5.-e The DIRECTOR Y ., , page A . .- .. .-fi'-+2 .iii-T 1 ... ,... ,Q-fri.,-,,--. , -, . .-1,-1 ,,,,-,......l-- 9 3 Kirin, ..., I 3 Our rziznzrczipazl ea Her Assistants Recent satellite launchings have made us realize the importance of Theodore Roosevelt's words: . . . if we stand idly by . . . if we shrink from the hard contests where men must win at hazards of their lives and at risk of all they hold dear, then the bolder and stronger peoples will pass us by and will win for them- selves the domination of the world .... He further suggested that, in the life of action, of strenuous per- formance of duty, we should rather run the risk of wearing out than rusting out. Successful completion of the program offered at Roosevelt High School demands consideration of this philosophy of the strenuous life, the welfare of our Nation demands such life. Bruce Catton, editor of American Heritage, has stated that the Rough Rider credo of the great President . . . is as sound now as it was a half century ago. . ' -Erna R. Chapman I believe in Roosevelt High School as a citadel of learning, where democracy is a permanent part of the curriculum of every subiect and where the laws of fair play and sportsmanship are taught. So our school creed begins-and I believe the man Theodore Roosevelt would have phrased this virile idea in lust this way. In his essay The American Boy Theodore Roosevelt declared: A boy must work hard and play hard. He must be clean-minded and clean-lived. lt is only on these conditions that he will grow into the kind of Amer- ican man of whom America can be really proud. Theodore RooseveIt's whole life was characterized by this statement. We can profit by the splendid example of this great man, soldier, statesman and President. -Walter E. Horn Mrs. Chapman, Assistant Principal Mr. Horn, Assistant Principal 4 if Mrs. Wells, Principal A MAN TO EMULATE-THEODORE ROOSEVELT: There are three qualities about our patron, Theodore Roosevelt, that make me proud to be in a school that bears his name. First, his perseverance in overcom- ing his own physical weakness, second, his complete honesty, and third, his deep patriotism and love of our country. This man, who as a boy was frail and sickly, worked diligently and constantly to overcome his physical handicaps. By the time he was ready for college, he had succeeded and soon after that was a Rough Rider. Today we do not even remember or care that Theodore Roosevelt was an ailing youth. We remember only the energy and vigor which characterized him all of his adult life. Theodore Roosevelt was a scrupulously honest man. He practiced the honesty he preached so that when it became necessary to investigate wrong-doing in the departments under his supervision he did not hesitate. He pursued until the department had been purged of even the suspicion of dishonesty. He set a standard of patriotism that we would do well to follow today. He said, Patriotism stands in national matter as love of family does in private life. I believe that a man must be a good patriot before he can be a good citizen of the world. Before we become good world citizens, let us first be loyal, stead- fast true Americans. 5 ZWZZMMM x t T, , S 0 i ' MT' F P if acwffy X' JV H I ,,,- 1 . Vrrk k sv g h? . . y YQ . . We Think our faculty is a classic example , g e f The highest-quality teachers. Devoting them- 2K1 at A in selves to the un-glamorous Task of educating The A D youth of our nation, They give Their friendship 'mg Mf- AUQUS' and professional help To make learning a pleas- I Mqyarf - . Mrs. Beall Mrs. Blackburn V 'lx X A .... : ' 'S T-'Juli , . . an-wx X f'- 4 T f . ,, 5 3 Miss BV0ml9Y Miss Brook ...- 5 Miss Brown MARGARET C. AMIG Chairman of Mathematics Dept., Teacher of mathematics, Pupils' Locks 81 Keys, National Honor Society Committee. FRANK J. AUGUST Teacher of physical education, Head Base- ball Coach, Asst. Basketball Coach. MIRIAM L. BEALL Chairman of Home Economics Dept., Teacher of English and home economics, Future Teachers of America sponsor. HELEN BLACKBURN Teacher of history, College Bureau, Honor Society Committee, Awards Committee. NORMA BOSE Cnot picturedj Teacher of art, Hall Displays, Yearbook. AILEEN BROMLEY Teacher of English, Senior Class Adviser, College Bureau. ure. They have attended colleges and universities all over America-and even abroad. Their special interests range from music, art and photography to sports and travel. Besides carrying a full teaching program, most of them sponsor extra-curricular activities and contribute time to civic organizations. Our faculty should be praised for the splendid work they do in making our school one of The finest in the city. M0170-f ' 'X 5 'VAA . ,lips ' .,.. fwvx .V tilt Tiff ' dv , ..., Mrs. Brooks Mr, D, M. Brown j T - Ar' ' g .. , X .,fX - .,,,,N ,....1 - aids, Nlr. R. K. Brown Miss Butler MAY L. BROOK Teacher of German, Spanish and geography, German Club, Representative of the Home and School Assn. JEAN J. BROOKS Teacher of physical education, lntra-mural activities. DONALD M. BROWN Teacher of driver education, Director of Civilian Defense and Fire Drills, Cadet Committee. HELEN D. BROWN Teacher of home economics, Home Eco- nomics Club, Chairman of Refreshment Committee. RICHTARD K. BROWN Teacher of biology, Greenhouse, Biology equipment. EDITH C. BUTLER Teacher of English, Business Manager of School Paper. 6, ,'.fv-. 0,944 -J . xx 1 X C Miss Corcoran za fs. res 9 Mrs, Haid Cac, r,,r,w ,.......... , f A Mr. Hardell I N .-1 V Miss Ca rmack 'nm' 'PX'- - 9 Il Miss Dickert ag, 'fffil I'-:,,lm n W ,sf '? f , A 0.- f af-Q-'ew'-. , Mrs. Hamilton Mr. Harvey CKY '55 - T Owl if f,,,'., xi I iiiii -Q., 'fix 'I A , X f,,,, , ie? - ' X Q1 L' X .5 . Miss Clary Miss Cullen if by vig' .nf Aikdvv N ,XX 4 Mr. Ferazzi Capt. Giasson LUCILLE CARMACK Librarian, Library Assistants, Yearbook. MARY CLARY Teacher ot business education, Chairman of Admissions. MARY W. CORCORAN Teacher of French, French Club. VIRGINIA C. CULLEN Chairman of Girls' Physical Education Dept., Teacher of physical education, Adviser to G.S.A., Girls' Athletics. EDDIE DICKERT Teacher of mathematics, Commencement Com- mittee, Assembly Committee. MARGARET G. DUTTON Knot picturedj Teacher of history, Junior Red Cross Adviser, National Honor Society Committee, Awards Committee. GRACE E. EATON Knot picturedj Chairman of Business Educa- tion Dept., Teacher of business education, Transcripts. GABRIEL E. FERAZZI Chairman ot Boys' Physical Education Dept., Teacher of physical education, Head Basketball Coach. RICHARD R. GIASSON Military Instructor, Cadet functions, Cadet Awards, Sabre, Ritle and Chevrons Clubs, Map, Rifle and Drill Teams. LUCIE P. HAID Teacher of physical education, Girls' Athletics, Dance instruction, Board of Admissions. DOROTHY B. HAMILTON Chairman of History Dept., Teacher ot history, Student Council Adviser. ELMER P. HARDELL Chairman of industrial Arts Dept., Teacher of industrial arts, Audit Committee chairman, Charts for Class Organization. JOHN A. HARVEY Teacher of physical education, Asst. Foot- ball Coach, Head Track Coach. ,gg-3-S -ea f .tp -f 1, . ..-A X , f l ff MlSS Hawk Mr. Kaufman ri' Q -JU! K -,r'X Q .,N f----A I '-pa: Mrs. Kern Miss Mayfield '-2 4-I as . A, 1 . A X N.. tg W... J . ...I 1 15. Tit av? x GLS.. fi Mrs. McLaughlin MVS- Mills .gif -I ,gs fn C nj. fx lg.. H.,- ,. 1:15. , w . V- 11-it ' ' ew. f ' J' 5 'Y' .st A . . Miss Saunders WILLIAM M. MYERS Counselor, National Honor Society Com- mittee, College Bureau chairman, Placement. GERTRUDE ODOM Knot picturedj Teacher of business education, School Bank, Awards Committee, National Honor Society Committee, Senior Ranking. EDGAR F. RUSSELL Teacher of industrial arts, Stage Crew, Military Committee. GEITEVIEVE HAWK Chairman of English Dept., Teacher of Eng ish. EFFIE HELM Knot picturedj Teacher of business education, Junior High Credits Committee chairman. JOEY KAUFMAN Teacher ot physical education, Head Foot- ball Coach, R Club. . JEANETTE G. KERN Teacher of English, Assembly Committee, Contests. RUTH P. MARTINEZ Qnot picturedj Teacher of Spanish and English, Spanish Club, Tennis Coach, ,Z I Jfuedlfdy Lt.v1,lVf, 3 .' ,Y V w, ? 44 Llgifu Q ELIZABETH MAYFIELD Teacher ot business education, Audit' f Committee, Co-chairman of Junior High Credits Committee. J MARY McLAUGHLIN Teacher ot business education, Audit Committee, Stencils tor Teachers and School Paper, Office Machines Inventory 81 Repair. GERALDINE MILLS Teacher of home economics, Costumes, Costume Room. .f :D, , l ,,., . ly- ' Q ,VFX sux 1 'Mgt ' l ,4,x P MY, MYe 5 Mr. Russell i i 1 44 'A , i 0v' f---.Q A57 T55 l ' O Mr. Schenker Mrs. Smith ARBUTUS R. SAUNDERS Teacher of physical education, Print Shop, Civilian Defense Committee. IRVING I. SCHENKER Teacher of instrumental music, Instru- mental Music Activities, Cadet Band, Orchestra. MARIE M. SMITH Teacher of mathematics, Y-Teens Asst. spon- sor, Admissions Committee, Asst. adviser to Student Council. ,.... . x 2-fx '!T.'.7 T Mrs. Speigel , .- -'Ah i j A A 1 A Mrs. TOISO Miss Williams Y E V ' A ..4',,f .' ., ,. tLs,,,f'Xm as iz 1 fax. ,. , .V Q Trl '. ..'.. . 'i'Q ' T Mr. Winters Miss Wofford hen .. , f' ,W V K ' ,N I' . a t - ' 'VVI J- ' i b ' -1 ' , Q' Miss Wright BERNICE S. SPEIGEL Teacher of science, Science -Club, Science Fair. LUCILILE L. STEVENS Counselor, Testing Program. EMMA LOUISE THOMPSON Teacher of vocal music, Choir, Chairman of Assembly Committee, Musical programs. , I T 9 --. , , - 'f 15 I 'W' r I NJ, ,J X ' .Q 1 r 'x . ,...-vw-, 6 f. . -v 1417 . - 1. rr , 'r-'Zig 1 . 3-2: Hn ' --f :. 4 Miss Stevens Miss Thompson . TNA-'YS x V .', , ' 5, f .- ' E V f F' li . K . . -L , ,gan I 'sl'-. , 'am , ,, get Mr. Wilson Mrs. Wilson JUANITA S. TOLSON Teacher of mathematics, Business Man- ager of Yearbook, Awards Committee, Honor Roll. HELEN M. WHITE Cnot picturedb Teacher of history, Student Exchange, Post Exchange, Military Committee, Teddy Shop. IRENVE WILLIAMS Teacher of English, Adviser for Yearbook. CHRIS WILSON Teacher of history, Discussion Club, Radio Programs, Speech Contests. x RUTH L. WILSON Teacher of English, Adviser for School Paper. BENJAMIN WINTERS Teacher of science, Science Fair. RUTH O. WOFFORD Chairman of Language Dept., Teacher of Latin and English, Latin Club, Awards Committee chairman, National Honor Society Committee. JEANETTA M. WRIGHT Chairman of Science Dept., Teacher of science, Y-Teen Club, Science Club, Chemistry equipment. Some ot the busiest people here at Roosevelt are our assistant prin- cipals and our counselors. Their desks are eternally piled high with work but they are always willing to be interrupted in order to lend an ear and a helping hand. The assistant principals, as you can see, are happily endowed to counsel students and encourage them to overcome their problems. The main work of our coun- selors, in this room at the left, is programming. Miss Stevens helps plan the schedules of lovver-semes- ter students and takes charge of standardized and special tests given at Roosevelt. Mr. Myers, in addi- tion to preparing schedules for the upper-semester students, is Chair- man of the College Bureau and handles student iob requests. 471 SJ X! 1.2 Officers President Mrs. Fanny Weissberg Vice President .Mrs. Lenora Drew Secretary Mrs. Leona Cobb Treasurer Mrs. Louise Montague The members of the Home and School Association meet several times a year for a closer under- standing between parents and teachers. They contribute to a li- brary fund for book bindings and a needy-student fund. This year they enabled the school to purchase new risers for Choir use and needed furnishings for a faculty lounge. Here you see some of them sitting in class as each parent followed his child's schedule on 'Back to School' night, when teachers explained the courses of study. Home amd School Association 3 , 5 , l. l l Many a senior finds his way to the College Bureau to secure information about higher education, Stocked with catalogs and pamphlets from lead- ing colleges, it is ably supervised by Miss Brom- ley and Mrs, Blackburn. Those inquiring now about entrance and scholarship applications and fees are: Blanche Keller, Jean Robinson, Irene Romersa, Harry Washington and Joan Widmayerf' School tickets, teacher and student deposits, club funds and many exchanges pass through the able hands of Miss Gertrude Odom and her Bank staft daily. Open before and during school, our bank takes on the task of counting money, accepting deposits and accommodating others. Staft members are: Sandra Bazzzle, Rose Marie Caputo, Wayne Green, Demitri Mantis, Joan Pusateri, Linda Smith, Betsy Yee and May Yee. ills ku lil 'B' 5 -qt' 'Q 2 ' i f ,.1 i ill llfi tr Nz ln the Library one can always find a quiet study spot with easy access to the large array of help- ful books. Miss Carmack, the librarian, can be seen in the background here working with her assistants: Sharon Banks, Claudia Carter, Sandra Fagans, Pat Jordan, Margaret Moorehead, Barbara Qualls, Kay Quinn, Robert Rankin, Margaret Smith and Judy Wilkinson. i Q l .l i 4 ,,,,-..,,g - F-sr ---s . , J l xx Q x max LO i l , K Wifi I A. ,,.,,..,ae,Lp.b. I , ,t VL . 242' E , l 'lf if . l l ing 1 it-' Headed by Mr. Daniel Leahy, the Custodial Staff is usually the first to arrive and the last to leave each day. Their iob is to heat, repair and clean the building, and we are ever aware of the immaculate results. Fifteen members comprise the staft. Here we meet: Mr. Dryer, Assistant Gardenerp Mr, Sullivan, Custodian, Mrs. Sinnet, Matron, Mrs. Gallahan, Matron, Mr. Balderson, Chief Engineer, Mr. Leahy, Chief Custodian, Mr. McCord, Cus- todian, Mr. Rockford, Head Gardener. 1 ff, Never a dull moment should be the motto in the Business Ottice. The active daily routine of Mrs. Josephine Dore, secretary, Mrs. Shirley Herman, clerk, and their student aides is apparent as we drop in on them here. Whether it's a sore throat or an open cut, one can always turn to Mrs. Pauline Nowlan, our School Nurse, for help. She and her assistant, Carolyn Mullen, perpetually supplement their medical aid with a smile and a friendly word. ost E-Q.- 1 I V14 -M V, -.2 , . . an H in 4 ft 'ix ml O if Sem 'or IE'-s yan.. y A uw -fir' fi S. Appel G. Baldadian .v-...aar f' L. Black B. Brenner A. Carter W' T fl' FEBRUARY CLASS OFFICERS President . .,.... ,. . .. ..,. Basil Voultsides Vice Pres. .,.... Cecil Stoutsenberger Secretary .... . ...., Dorothea Moore Treasurer . ..... .. Lois Tobin These young men and women com- pose the last mid-term graduating class of Theodore Roosevelt High. Although few in number they have shown them- selves outstanding. Burton Brenner won the American Legion and School Better- ment Awards. Lois Tobin was the re- cipient of the Business Efficiency Award. SHIRLEY BEATRICB APPEL Sparky Section Chaplain, Badminton, Volley Ball, Red Cross, Spanish Club. Birthplace: U. S. Ambition: Medical Illustrator. GEORGE ANTHONY BALDADIAN Bobby Rifle Team, Football Team, R Club, Rifle Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Mechanic. LORETHA CAROL BLACK Freckles Badminton, Basketball, Hockey, Soft Ball, Birthplace: N. C. Ambition: Nurse. BURTON MURRAY BRENNER Dimples Cadet Maior, Chevrons Club, Rifle Club Treas., Sabre Club, Civil Defense Team, Cheerleader, Latin Club. Birth- Place: D. C. Ambition: College. ,ARTHUR BROOKS Knot picturedl Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Stock Clerk. ALFRED HUNTER CARTER, Jr. Al Cadet lst Sgt., Football, Track, R Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Scientist. MARION ELAINE CARTER Sister Choir, Chorus, Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Undecided. JUNE ADELINE CHRISTO Rex Jr. Red Cross. Birthplace: U. S. Ambition: Paleontologist. WILLIAM FRAZER CORBIN' Knot picturedj Birthplace: Pa. Ambition: Lawyer. DELORES CATHERINE FLETCHER Fletcher Section Treas. 81 Sec., G. S. A., Choir, French Club, Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Secretary. GERALD STEVEN GOLDMAN Jerry Cadet lst Sgt. Birthplace: D. C. Am- bition: Undecided. M. Carter J. Christo D. Fletcher G, Goldman fd? ,f ' 7 5.4 IWW 'W v VW , ls V-:gui 3, . :f'Y0'YYf . .X NORMAN ALAN HARRISON Knot picturedi Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Army , Q35 1 - ,ir sir , ' -A s fo EDWARD WILSON KELSO Student Council, Cadet Ist Sgt., Football 8- Base- ,, I ball Manager, Civil Defense Team. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Draftsman. , ..- 31. GUS VAN KERIAKOS Van Cadet MfSgt., Football, Track. Birthplace: Ohio. f5 Nl Ambition: Architect. ' w1ffil'-,,U- . eimf 7f'f'f fi':':t- R JAMES FRANKLIN LEWIS Jimmy Birthplace: S. C. Ambition: Engineer. E. Kelso G. Keriakos DOROTHEA OLIVE MOORE Dot Student Council, Class Sec., Section Sec. 8- Pres., Choir, English Club, French Club, Future Teachers of America, G. S. A., Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. Birthplace: Indiana. Ambition: Medical Secretary. MARGARET MAXINE MOORHEAD Margo Student Council, Rough Rider Agent, G. S. A., Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Social Worker. HELEN PITTS Knot picturedj Birthplace: S. C. Ambition: Secretary. MARVIN SAUL SI-IUL.MAN Knot picturedl Birthplace: D.C. Ambition: Military Science. FRANCES JUNE SMITH Frankie G. S. A., Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Medical Secretary. X in efflu- 0.4 J. Lewis D. Moore ROBERT CECIL STOUTSENBERGER Cecil Student Council, Section V. P., J. V. Basketball 8. Varsity Basketball, Baseball, French Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. . i e .51 03: R Q 3 'X I Q-fr J' 2.2 f f 'V 'R se. , - l ,,. ...gi-ll 4 ., .1 k X J I . M, Moorhead F. Smith R. Sfoufsenbergef J. Sypuh L. Tobin ,ca 52 , fe--,,. sp, I 7. .P f '-:F tl x B. Voultsides J, wells R. White C. Williams -we ,A-' 4:5 4-J Sn' S -sf f 1 ,X .f fg7 GWENDOLYN STUPKE Knot picturedl Wendy Yearbook Art Editor, Camera Club, G. S. A., Latin Club, Orchestra, Pep Band, Science Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Psychologist. JACK EVERETT SYPULT Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Draftsman. LOIS JEAN TOBIN Loie Student Council, Class Treas., Civil Defense Team, Jr. Red Cross. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Secretary. BASIL EMMANUEL VOULTSIDES Bill J. V. Basketball, Stage Crew. Birth- place: Greece. Ambition: College. MARION JOANNE WARDER Knot picturedi Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Clerk Typist. JOSEPH ALLEN WELLS Joe German Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Undecided, ROBERT BURNS WHITE Whitey Section Treas., Football, Track, R Club, Stage Crew. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. CAROLYN ALETHYA WILLIAMS Section Sec., Rough Rider Agent, G. S. A., Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Secretary. A I5 EVONNE WILLIAMS Reporter Ag t Ch Y.T ' . bition: Business School. en, cms' eensl Blrlhplace' S' C' Am- fir V - Z JEAN ELIZABETH WILSON' Basketball. Birthplace: Georgia. Ambition: Clerk Typist. ' -i X39 i qv KENGQKWOCK YEE inot pictured? Camera Club. Birthplace: China. Ambition: Undecided. X i - xx KX 7 I E. Williams J. Wilson JUNE CLASS OFFICERS President .,.,...,,....,..,.....,....,,...,..,..,.,..... Sandra Butler Vice Pres. ..,. ..,........ M arie Collins Secretary ...,. ,..... J udy Wilkinson Treasurer ..... .,..,. C harlene Drew X X X If After three years ot hard study lightened by extra-curricular activities, the June Class I is prepared to step out into a fast-moving, problem-haunted world. Much will be ex- pected of them. They must prove them- selves understanding and trustworthy. They must show characteristics ot good citizen- ship. Their education at Roosevelt has set 'fx qi -A i ,i , , V h the foundation for these traits, making them ready to tace the world with heads held high. M. Amos S. Anand , :W . MICHAEL B. AMOS Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. .Liu . i' wr ,, ,V f 4 A SUBHASH KANTA ANAND Susie Future Teachers of America, G. S. A., A .af Home Economics Club, Jr. Red Cross. Birthplace: India. Ambition: Teacher. CLIFF ARNETT Hack Baseball, Basketball, Football, R Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Baseball player. C. Arnett M. Astie' MARLENE ELIANE Astieiz M, A. Discussion Club, French Club sec. 3. Pres., Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. Birthplace: France. Ambition: Secretary. gy an it Q X 'A' 1 - 'M E ' it x ,II l, ji 5 A 1 E. Baker E. Baker 5. Bake, EDWARD HAROLD BAKER Cadet Mfsgf., Drill Team, Rifle Team, Baseball Manager, Chevrons Club, R Club, Rifle Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Draftsman. ELMIRA BROOKS BAKER Mira French Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. SANJO SYLVIA BAKER Choir Sec. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Government worker. DOUGLAS BALTHROP Cadet Lt., Football, Track, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Undecided. JOYCE ELAINE BARBER Joy G.S.A. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Stenog- rapher. ROSE MARIE BATTLE Student Council, Section Pres., Modern Dance, Yearbook, Com., German Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Dental Hygienist. RONALD ARTHUR BAUMGARDNER Camera Club, Science Club, Spanish Club, Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. SANDRA FAYE BAZZLE Sandy Student Council, Bank, Civil Defense Team. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Medical Secretary. DAVID MILLENDER BELL Dave Cadet Band Capt., Drill Team, Rifle Team, Chevrons Club Adi., Civil Defense Team, Concert Band, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Orchestra, Pep Band Capt., Sabre Club, Stage Crew. Birthplace: S. C. Ambition: Engineer. MICHAEL ANTHONY BENOIT Butch Cadet 2nd Lt., Civil Defense Team, Sabre Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Undecided. BONNIE AMUSSEN BENSON Bon Student Council Chaplain, Section Pres., Choir Pres., Discussion Club, Future Teachers of America, Home Economics Club Pres., Jr. Red Cross Treas. Birthplace: Utah. Ambition: College. CURTIS ROSCOE BERRY Cadet Band Sgt., Drill Team, Rifle Team, Pep Band, Orchestra. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Engineer. BETTY ANTOINETTE BISHOP Yearbook Com., Rough Rider Agent, Booster Club, G. S. A., Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. l7 D. Balthrop ff' R. Battle ,f :..l 'r .w ,ig S. Bazzle M. Benoit C. Berry , ,Q 5 i ' -s....r f x , 5 J. Barber R. Baumgardner mx 'l :QNX W xs- Jx ,555- D. Bell 5040- .,,,,. f . 4-.4 y i B. Benson B. Bishop I .-.i V fa., - WX. ' A. Blair 91' l A . XM Q H, N A A. Boston R. Brack .67 ,M-5 ' if A ., 4:92 L. Brisker fa.. .V ' 6. J 1 Cav' 2, ,W ,,. ' A , S. Brooks R. Browning in 'itirrft . ' , . ,Y 0 , .5 Nl. Brinkley . , 3 rf. ef li' Y if ' lL.5 Kiiiisibiff vii: , j f:.f.V' J. Brooks f f' f A iii, , .fi ., l 2 . . 'fdffl : L A ' '.m1 .',gL':. , , twflieigffifa 5 f ' ' -' .i .ff H A. Brown E. Bruton .4 xxs ss xj ALLEAN' BLAIR Pumpkin Home Economics Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: N. C. Ambition: Medical Secretary. BARBARA BOSTON Bob Birthplace: N. C. Ambition: Business School. ROLAND EDWARD BRACK Cadet lst Lt., Chevrons Club, Civil Defense Team, Discussion Club, Latin Club, Rifle Club, Sabre Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Engineer. MAXINE BRINKLEY Student Council, Chorus, Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Dietition. LISA BETH BRISKER Section Sec., Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, Choir V. P., Chorus, French Club Sec., Future Teachers of America, Jr. Red Cross, Civil Defense Team. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. JOSEPH ARTHUR BROOKS Joe Cadet lst Sgt., R Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Architect. SANDRA CAROLYN BROOKS Sandy Allied Youth, Discussion Club Sec., English Club, Future Teachers of America, G. S. A., Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Science Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Stenographer. ARTIS BROWN. Peter Cadet ist Sgt. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. RONALD ANTHONY BROWNING Ronnie Cadet Mai., Drill Team, Map Team, Chevrons Club, Rifle Club, Sabre Club Pres., Stage Crew. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Engineer. EUNFICE MALINDA BRUTON Linda Discussion Club, English Club, G. S. A., Home Economics Club Sec. 8: Chaplain, Y-Teens Treas. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Pharmacist. WARNER MIDDLETON BUSSEY Dunk Cadet MfSgt., Drill Team, Track, Chev- rons Club, German Club, Rifle Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. GERALDIN-E PATRICI'A BUTLER Genie Section V. P., Reporter Club Editor, Allied Youth, Booster Club, Discussion Club, English Club, G. S. A., Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. Birthplace: Va. Ambition: Secretary. SANDRA BERNICE BUTLER Bunny Class Pres., Student Council, Section Pres., Rough Rider Agent, Allied Youth Jr. Rep., Discussion Club, English Club Com. Chr., Future Teachers of America V. P., G. S. A., Latin Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. x x W. Bussey T3 G. Butler 5. Butler M -. f. 0 .... . :nw W new if ROSE MARIE LOUISE CAPUTO Roro Student Council, Bank, Civil Defense Team, Y-Teens Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Stenographer. CLAUDIA CATHERINE CARTER Student Council, Reporter Agent, French ,A - . Club. Latin Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Nurse. Q , 'dl 1: wi . .V it HERBERT BERNARD CHAMBERS Professor Civil Defense Team, Discussion Club, Jr. Red Cross. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Salesman. R. Caputo C. Carter ISIDORO CINTRON, Jr. Basketball, Football, Tennis, R Club, Spanish Club. , Birthplace: Puerto Rico. Ambition: College. l CHARLENE YVETTE CLARKE Butch Yearbook Com., Discussion Club, Jr. Red I Cross V. P., Latin Club Sec., Science Club Com. Chair. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Doctor. 1 I ft HILTON ALTON CLARKE Dickie Drill Team, Choir. Birthplace: N. C. Ambition: Draftsman. GEORGIA MAXINE CLAY Joyo Discussion Club, English Club, G. S. A., Home Economics Club V. P., Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Y-Teens Chaplain. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. v H. Chambers S. Cintron, Jr. I . X.. 9 V7 nf. J ff ,M 124712. ff UK ,715 A: , K B 4' , f i -A llll I .7 . 7 tii. . f ' .l.i . yg y gf f ,,,. 1-' C. Clarke H' Clarke G. Clay H. Coble J. Coghill HELEN CAROL COBLE Wendy Student Council, Section V. P., Discussion Club, Home Economics Club Pres., Jr. Red Cross, Birthplace: N. C. Ambition: X Secretary. I I F 4 JEAN CAROLYN COGHNILL Discussion Club, Jr. Red Cross. Birthplace: D. C. , Ambition: College. : K CAROL ELIZABETH COLE Narty Camera Club, French Club. Birthplace: . . , . 11 D. C. Ambition: Secretary. C. Cole M. Collins MARIE ANTOINETTE COLLINS Beanie Honor Society, Class V. P. Allied Youth, Discussion Club, German Club, Latin Club, Science Club. Birthplacel: D. C. Ambition: Psychologist. J, Conge R. Cromer, Jr. JEAN CONGE G. S. A., Spanish Club. Birthplace: Ga. Ambition: College. if , , ...T nic.:-mn nick cnoivisn, Jr. ffready Kid section sec., Football cacapf., Wu, Track, R Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Football player. .V . 2 4.6, . ,, .. .,, ' . 5 4 I9 EVERETT CROSSON Cadet 2nd Lt., Drill Team Co-Capt., Rifle Team Co-Capt., Chevrons Club V. P., Civil Defense Team, Rifle Club, Sabre Club V. P., Science Club. Birthplace: N. C. Ambition: Architect. EUGENE GLENN CUNNINGHAM Gene Section V. P., Football, Track, Latin Club, R Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Engineer. ALBERT THOMAS DAVIS Sonny Cadet Band Corp., Basketball, Jr. Red Cross. Birthplace: N. C. Ambition: Draftsman. EVANGELINE MARIE DAVIS Vangie Booster Club, Camera Club, G. S. A., Jr. Red Cross, Science Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Social Worker. GLENNET BERNICE DAVIS Glen Student Council, Reporter Agent, Yearbook Staff, Section Treas., Discussion Club, English Club, French Club, Future Teachers of America Treas., Jr. Red Cross, Science Club Sec. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. MADELYN LOUISE DAVIS Missy Choir, Spanish Club. Birthplace: Texas. Ambition: Undecided. BRENDA EILEEN DEAN Rough Rider Agent, Reporter News Editor, Allied Youth, Discussion Club, English Club, Future Teachers of America Librarian, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club Com. Chair. Birthplace: Texas. Ambition: Teacher. , f , f w f if 7 ,ff W Q l . Crosson 4414 Ci We Qvflia 1 f--J Y 2 1, 44, if , 3,7 V A. Davis E. Davis G- DBVJS M. Davis ,, K' it J an xx, 'V Q 'O I, J. Eckerson J- Edmonson ltr B. Ellis A. Ezrin QQf fLf A ... 13 gb 5 'N t I iiii . I B. Dean B. Dixon C. Drew BENNIE H. DIXON Sonnie Cadet Lt., Drill Team Co-Capt., Basketball, Cheerleader, Track, Choir, Chorus, Civil Defense Team, Rifle Club, Sabre Club. Birthplace: Fla. Ambition: Air Force. CHARLENE ROSELLA DREW Class Treas., Student Council, Section V. P., Reporter Agent, Rough Rider Agent, Camera Club Sec. 8- Treas., Discussion Club, Future Teachers of America, G. S. A., Jr. Red Cross Sec., Latin Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Psychologist. JUDITH MERRITT ECKERSON Ginny Honor Society, Student Council, Dis- cussion Club, English Club, German Club, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club. Birth- place: Mass. Ambition: Author. JULIUS LEE EDMONDSON Cadet MfSgt., Band Member, Drum Maior, J. V. I Basketball, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. BLANCHE ELLIS Section Sec., Booster Club, Choir, Discussion Club, G. S. A. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Stenographer. ALVIN EZRIN Ez Student Council, Section Pres., Reporter Bus. Man., Yearbook Sports Editor, Camera Club, Discussion Club, F enCl'l CIUID, German Club Sec. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. 20 Kev .- f: Q - A ,. K. bk . if S. Fagans I if is 'JE 94355 J. Fetcher E. Ford SANDRA ELLEN FAGANS Sandy Section V. P., Choir, English Club, G. S. A., Glee Club Pres., Latin Club, Y-Teens Sec. 8: Pres. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Pharmacist. JOYCE JOAN FLETCHER Peggy Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Dancer. ELLIOTT HOLLY FORD Superduck Section V. P., Football Capt., Track, R Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Doctor. MADRAINNE FORSYTHE Rough Rider Agent, Allied Youth, Discussion Club Treas., Future Teachers of America Sec., English Club, German Club Treas., Latin Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. Z0 73 5542 fps-65 MARTHA BARBARA-SCOTIA FOSTER Barbie English Club, French Club, G. S. A. Birthplace: N. C. Ambition: Pharmacist. ' ' ll. ROBERTA DIANNE FRANKLIN Bobbie Yearbook Organizations Editor, French Club Treas., Jr. Red Cross, Science Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Pianist. GERALDINE FREEMAN Booster Club, Discussion Club, G. S. A., Home Eco- nomics Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Stenographer. KAY HYMAN FREEMAN Allied Youth, French Club, Future Teachers of America, G. S. A., Latin Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. JOANNE FRIEDLANDER Jo Student Council, Reporter Staff, Yearbook Com., G. S. A., Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. JACK G. GALLER Cadet Sgt., Camera Club, Chevrons Club, Map Team, Rifle Club, Stage Crew Man. Birthplace: Va. Ambition: Electronics. ROBERT LOUIS GARLAND Bob Student Council, Section Pres., Cadet Capt., Drill Team Capt., Rifle Team, Chevrons Club, Civil Defense Team, English Club, French Club, Sabre Club. Birthplace: Arkansas. Ambition: Engineer. LEAH MAE GARNER Lee Civil Defense Team, G. S. A. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Stenographer. BETTY JEAN GASKINS Toby German Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Pharmacist. 2l jwrcia-ll Z1 4 .9 'f K 'X f fly -.af - . 1 , -4: H . 3 .,.,. y ..':' J t if M. Forsythe R. Franklin .i w - 1 . ii .. I x , fi Z V, K. Freeman . L29 UW f W. 2 . AIAV , V, J. Galler L. Garner rv-. fe 'Q Avro: 3. 'fl' fl M. Foster G. Freeman , , X K JE. i 9 V . iz' fLff:'.E J. Friedlander R. Garland B. Gaskins i he , rv. .4 gil.. ,,,L I - 4: 5 32, t. iff V4 maui ' df: fx W 3: ' fy l D. Gerow P. Gibbs J. Gibson l ,iq A. Giles J. Gilliam, Jr. A j k . -.aw gf Mt L. Gilmore DONALD LAMSON GEROW Don Cadet lst Lt., Drill Team, Chevrons Club, Civil Defense Team, Discussion Club, French Club, Latin Club, Rifle Club, Sabre Club, Science Club, Stage Crew. Birthplace: Iowa Ambition: West Point. PATRICIUA FAYE GIBBS Pat Section Sec., Rough Rider Agent, Civil Defense Team, G. S. A. Birthplace: Va. Ambition: Secretary. JOSEPH MILTON GIBSON Josh Section Treas., Cadet Cpl., Basketball Manager, Football, Track, R Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Scientist. ANN CAROL GILES Camera Club, Chorus, French Club, G. S. A., Science Club. Birthplace: Tenn. Ambition: Musician. JESSE GILLIAM, Jr. Half-Pint Football, Track. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Draftsman. LILLIE MAE GILMORE Lil Retporter Agent, Booster Club, G. S. A., Jr. Red Cross. Birthplace: N. C. Ambition: Air Force. GLORIA JEAN GLASGOW Jeanie Allied Youth, English Club, Glee Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Secretary. THOMAS EDWARD GRAHAM Tommy Cadet Band lst Sgt., Football, Track, Rifle Club, Science Club. Birthplace: N. Y. Ambition: Pharmacist. JOSEPHINE ARLENE GRAY Josie Chorus, G. S. A., Home Economics Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Nurse. JUANITA BLY GREEN Jr. Red Cross, Science Club. Birthplace: Va. Ambition: Teacher. CARL WAYNE GREEN Drill Team, Cadet Band, Baseball, J. V. Basketball Man., I ,,,,, . 4 t . R Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. HQ ,I , if , .5 CREAVARY YOLANDE GREENE Puddin Birthplace: Va. Ambition: Stenogra- H JERVIE GUINYARD, Jr. Squeeze Cadet Sgt., Baseball, Track, R Club, 'M' Spanish Club. Birthplace: S. C. Ambition: Architect. G. Glasgow T. Graham J, Grey J. Green W. Green C- Greene J. Guinyard, Jr. ff' , 4 ff L rf, . .,.. Wi, CHQ' ,f.' vm ' VV., ,f W L 25. 52 fx 1 BARBARA .IEAN HARRIS Penny Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Laboratory Technician. AUSTIN GERALD HARRIS Cadet Ist Lt., Chevrons Club, Civil Defense Team, Discussion Club, Pep Band, Rifle Club, Sabre Club. Birthplace: Va. Ambition: Architect. MARY ANN HARRIS Yankie Allied Youth, Choir, G. S. A., French Club, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens Com. Chr. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Secretary. ROSA LEE HARRIS Rose Birthplace: Ala. Ambition: Teacher. JAMES WILLIAM HARVEY Billy Cadet Cpl., Football, Track. Birthplace D. C. Ambition: Policeman. BARBARA ANN HATCHERSON Bobbie Booster Club. Birthplace: Texas Ambition: Social Worker. MATTIE ELIZABETH HAWKINS Choir, Latin Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition Nurse. Q 1 B. Harris G' l'l6Vl'iS ' M. Harris R. Harris fi an 1 ' A 2? X J. Harvey B- l'l5'Cl 9f50 ' M, Hawkins A. Hayman L, Haynes ,ff my l F .1 J lcz ANN ELIZABETH HAYMAN Booster Club. Discussion Club, English Club, ' French Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Social Worker. LENA ANNETTE HXAYNES Butch Y-Teens Com. Chr. Birthplace: D. C. EMMA MARIE HEAD Em Reporter Agent, Jr. Red Cross. Birthplace: N. C: 44' ,gs K 1 X, M. VN' Ambition: Nurse. I , ' ,V ,lf ff' ..,, Ambition: Stenographer. , f'i 2 4: , . H d A E ea 67? K L B. Hill C. Hines .- . . Aff- N X ' I r in .. 5 : ANTHONY PAUL HERTZ Tony Cadet lst Lt., Map Team, Track, Chess Club, Chevrons Club, Civil Defense Team, English Club, French Club, Rifle Club, Sabre Club Sec. Birthplace: England. Ambition: Medicine. BONTITA RUTH HILL Nita Student Council, Section Pres., Choir, Chorus, Discussion Club, Glee Club Librarian, G. S. A., Spanish Club. Birthplace: Oklahoma. Ambition: Nurse. CAROLE CEDELLA HINES Kitty English Club, German Club Pres., Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Nurse. 23 VICTORIA HIRSH Vickie Rough Rider Agent, G. S. A., Home Economics Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Secretary. SHARON LEE HOLTON Student Council, G. S. A., Spanish Club. Y-Teens. Birthplace: N. Y. Ambition: Marriage. WILMER S. HUNT Billy Choir, Discussion Club V. P. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Speech Therapist. SHIRLEY ANN HUNTER Student Council, Section Pres., Chorus, G. S. A., Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. JOHN S. HYATER, Jr. Fox Cadet Sgt., Basketball, Football. Track, R Club. Birthplace: Va. Ambition: Teacher. GARY BRIAN HYMAN Cadet Capt., Drill Team, J. V. Basketball, Chevrons Club, Civil Defense Team, Rifle Club, Sabre Club Treas., Spanish Club. Birthplace: Indiana. Ambition: Millionaire. CHRISTINE JACKSON Chris Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Clerk-Typist. X N, 1,27 fx ff ' K .ffmif 5Q'2f ' if' ff sf - Mwwzffafff WWW? gi A ,L fite f 5 J. iic f . I Way fm J. ff , , . . F Ylrf' . 'L' Wi' tl V. Hirsh 1 S. Holtonij J' .X ji I ' 'nm Vv' ,, 'WW 1,-I 'I7 iw 'T X 1,5 ' . .... V 1557 , K ,,. 7 l A W. Hum S. Hunter Egfgj - 1 J Hyafer Jr. G, Hyman C, Jackson Cf Jackson R. Jackson, Jr. CLARENCE JACKSON Doby Basketball, Football, R Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. l fa Q .ti' ' I RALPH rl-neocons JAcKsoN-, Jr. cadef sgf., Basketball, chess Club, Drill ' A , ,,,' 4. Team, Rifle Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Draftsman. ge . p View , ' JERRY JACOBS Cadet lst Sgt., Baseball, Spanish Club. Birthplace: Oklahoma. Ambition: Medicine. A 'lt' I J. Jacobs M. Jenkins MARILYN COLENE JENKINS Bunny Discussion Club, English Club, G. S. A., Latin Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Social Worker. l K J h HARRY CHARLES JOHNSON Heinz Cheerleader, Choir Librarian, Chorus, H. Johnggn . o nson View .nv M410 ,af Civil Defense Team, English Club Sec., German Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Psysiotherapist. KATRINKA MAE JOHNSON Trina Section Sec. 8- Treas., Rough Rider Agent, Choir, G. S. A. Birthplace: Va. Ambition: Secretary. . D. B' Jones F. Jones R. Jordon BRUCE ELLIERT JONES Bull Cadet Lt., Drill Team Lt., Chevrons Club, Civil Defense Team, Rifle Club, Sabre Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Electrician. FRANCISE ELIZABETH JONES Fannie Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. RICHARD NATHANIEL JORDAN Rickie J. V. Basketball, Football, Track, Camera Club, Science Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambitiori: College. BLANCHE HYATT KELLER Student Council Sec., G. S. A., Spanish Club. Birth- place: D. C. Ambition: College. MARIANNA G. KOSKOURAS G. S. A., Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Artist. MARIA TERESA LANCASTER Terry Choir, Chorus, Civil Defense Team, Discussion Club, G. S. A., Home Economics Club, Jr. Red Cross. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Accountant. MORTY J. LEBOWITZ Civil Defense Team, Discussion Club, Science Club Parl. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Lawyer. EUGENE HIH LEE Hwan-hsin Cadet Cpl., Tennis Team, Rifle Club. Birth- place: China. Ambition: Engineer. JACQUELINE YVONNE LEE Bobby Rough Rider Agent, Yearbook Sec., English Club, Home Economics Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens Sec. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Nurse. PATRICIA ANN LEONARD Patsy Chorus, G. S. A., Home Economics Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Secretary. ANTONIA JANET LEWIS Jan Student Council Com. Chr., Reporter Editor- in-Chief, Allied Youth, Discussion Club, G. S. A., Latin Club V. P. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Journalist. lxlifk 5 DIANE YVONNE LEWIS Twin Section Sec., Yearbook School Editor, Re- porter Agent, English Club Treas., French Club, Future Teachers of America Pres., Latin Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. CHI I. LIAO Birthplace: China. Ambition: Forester. 25 ps in - I N' s' AJ . W . 1 K Phi. Ha:-'ikiff YH ' K. fl V M Koskouras if . M, ...QA V N 1 WZ, ff 5 ' ALJ ,. li' ,f -L if , Q 'Q ,Mari I f' .J ' Y Q,,LMrRLiYA nj ff 'diy :, J- KO be Y 4 K - Lancaster M. Lebowitz A lli: to .khk A ..r IS.. T l L if L E. Lee J, Lee , tl: gf 54 ll xl itll f..: iw iiii t: Ni: P. Leonard A,l-Lewis :fight D. Lewis o'g I ,,lli f If T. B 7 i I .GA A , ,r Q, I, ' M. Lindsay y , . 6 V. McCarter 5. K. ..,.,- , . 34, , J. McNeal, Jr. ,rf V. 'FQ ,117 4 ! f ' D. Mantis S. Mills ,E 1 3' 'Nc KA 4 if . Lyte rv vi f I at fr-W! 1 N in E l , , Bi R. X at :mv V. McCoy f 1 1 W I . ZW ,lk ,1 Q' ff , A. Mabrey J. Metze, Jr. ,X M' ' dude VX XX ? CMM MARJQRIE VIRGINAIA MARIA LINDSEY Peggy Discussion Club, H'ome Eco- nomics Club, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: N. J. Ambition: Nurse. ETHEL JEAN' LYTLE Jean Home Economics Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Medical Technician. VALERIE JOAN McCARTER Val Student Council, Section Pres., Reporter Agent, Choir, Discussion Club, English Club Sec., Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Stenographer. VAN ALLEN- CLINTON McCOY Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Undecided. JAMES ARTHUR McNEAL, Jr. Contuscious Cadet Ist Lt., Football, Chevrons Club, Civil Defense Team, Sabre Club. Birthplace: Ga. Ambition: Pharmacist. ANNETTE ENORA MABREY Chorus. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Clerk-Typist. I DEMETRA MANTIS Dee Bank. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. JARRED ROBERT METZE, Jr. Chevrons Club, Discussion Club, Rifle Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Dentist. SADIE MILLS Sug Home Economics Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Nurse. KENNETH STEPHEN MIRMAN Section Treas. 8: V. P., J. V. Basketball, Foot- ball, Yearbook Com., Civil Defense Team, R Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C, Ambition: Engineer. SANFORD IRWIN MIRMAN? Section Sec. 81 V. P., J. V. Basketball, Football, Yearbook Com., Civil Defense Team, R Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. VIVIAN FELICIA MONROE Chorus. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Government Worker. PATRICIA EVA MONTAGUE Pat Section Treas., English Club, Latin Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Nurse. ,clit MWJ uk my ' 5. Miram MAN V. Monroe P. Montague f , J. , W, BRENDA LYNN MOOSE Section Sec.. Yearbook Staff, G. S. A., Spanish Club. Birthplace: N. C. Ambition: College. YVONNE MULLINS Half-Pint Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Secretary. WILLIAM JOSEPH MULROY Joe Cadet Capt., Map Team, Chess 8- Checker Club, Chevrons Club Treas., Civil Defense Team, Latin Club Com. Chair., ss B. M - Sabre Club, Science Club V. P. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Physicist. Dose Y' Mullins ROSA LEE MURRAY Lee Discussion Club, Science Club. Y-Teens. Birthplace: 5:3- Ala. Ambition: Nurse. Q H - U, M '- , . We LAWRENCE SONNEHILL NACHLAS Butch Cadet 2nd Lt., Drill Team, Year- 110145: 5 :Ah book Bus. Man., Camera Club, Chevrons Club, Discussion Club, Jr. Red Cross, ' ,, Q V 5 , Latin Club, Rifle Club, Sabre Club, Science Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambi- W' . tion: M.D. ,,,. l 1 ' 40 i ROXIE NAJARIAN Rocky G. S. A. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Secretary. 2 W. Mulroy FR. Murray r ANITA LOUISE NASH Nitabug German Club, Latin Club. Birthplace: D. C. N JJVMJL Ambition: Social Worker. ,YM f df l WM., . 'v Gel A' . if' qw' Y f. '3 0: 4 5 me 9 if M 1 t :- L. Nachlas R. Naiarian P . . V ' .L y i , . .le T. Newsome Y. Nicholas R. Oates, Jr. Y. Qqufg A. Nash 5' Nelson S. Ne CLAUDIA SANDRA NELSON Sandie Yearbook Staff, Discussion Club, Future Teachers of America V. P., Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Spanish Club. Birth- place: D. C. Ambition: Commercial Artist. STEPHEN JEROME NEWMAN Steve Honor Society, Student Council Pres., Cadet Lt. Colonel, Map Team Capt., Rifle Team, Chevrons Club, Choir, Discussion Club, English Club Pres., French Club V. P., Rifle Club, Sabre Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: M. D. TALMA JEAN NEWSOME Tammy Choir, Chorus, Discussion Club, English Club Com. Chr., Home Economics Com. Chr., Latin Club, Science Club. Birthplace: N. C. Ambition: Nurse. YVONNE LORRAINE NICHOLAS Choir, Glee Club, Home Economics Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Secretary. ROBERT LOUIS OATES, Jr. Bobby Cadet lst Lt., Drill Team Sgt., Reporter Staff, Civil Defense Team, Rifle Club, Sabre Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambi- tion: Undecided. YVONNE CATHERINE OFFUTT Bootsie Choir, Chorus, G. S. A., Glee Club, Home Economics Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Nurse. 27 WITIBD PATRICIA ELLIS OLIVER Pat French Club, Latin Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. 457 MARY ELIZABETH OWEN'S Liz Discussion Club, G. S. A., Jr. Red Cross. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Missionary. MILLIE ANN PAGE Section Treas., Choir, Chorus. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: P, Qiiver M, Qwens Clerk-Typist. NANNETTE PEARSON Nan Rough Rider Agent, Choir, Chorus, Discussion Club, German Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. ROBERT ROSS PELHAM Section Treas., Cadet Ist Lt., Chevrons Club, English Club, Rifle Club, Sabre Club. Birthplace: Mass. Ambition: Undecided. ANTONIOS PERROS Tony Stage Crew, Rifle Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambi- tion: Air Force. M. Page N. Pearson MILDRED EVELYN POTEAT Poe G. S. A., Jr. Red Cross, Science Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambitiolz Stenographer. ' V ' w .1 Q X N A j Yljl f' X ff.: fe .1 , ea Jef! an M QV' X al' f ' ..r 41 I I- V'fJ f Z ' I -J.,-4 . N-'W , X I ' x ' I I Q 1 we R. Pelham A, Perros M. Poteat Ev prophe, G. prophef EUGENE EDWARD PROPHET Clipper Chess Club, Jr. Red Cross, Rifle Club, Science Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Scientist. GRAFTON HOWZE PROPHET Chico Rifle Club, Science Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. ,,,,, ,gc BRENDA JOYCE PRUITT B, J. G. S. A., Home Economics Club, Jr. Red Cross. Birthplace: Ga. Ambition: Social Worker. J. Pusateri JOAN CATHERINE PUSATERI Bank. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Secretary. f i f p . . f 1 , - A. , ,, vfl Ji Alfm Ralffwlf fyw 3 1, 51191-G fi 49 1 f fl i L Randolph JEAN LOUISE ROBINSON Jeannie Reporter Copy Editor, Allied Youth, i , Ralsl ' mander, Civil Defense Team, Rifle Club, Sabre Club, Stage Crew Asst. Man. 1 t Birthplace: Tenn. Ambition: Civil Engineer. Jr. Red Cross Sec. 8: Pres., Latin Club V. P. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. 4.4 ! LINDA ANN RANDOLPH Section Sec., Rough Rider Agent, Discussion Club, p4-f' . . 1 J C. Ray D. Recachinas M, Relkin CONCHITA WILHEMINA RAY Bug French Club, Latin Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. DENNIS ANASTASIOY RECACHINAS Recachinas Cadet Sgt., Tennis Team, Science Club. Birthplace: Greece. Ambition: Engineer. MURRAY RELKIN German Club. Birthplace: N. Y. Ambition: Drafting Engineer. NORMETI-IA ALICIA ROBERTS Naughty Camera Club, G. S. A., Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Stenographer. JEAN LOUISE ROBINSON Jeannie Reporter Copy Editor, Allied Youth, Discussion Club, English Club, Future Teachers of America Com. Chr., Home Economics Club Asst. Sec., Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher .AO in Hoanie Jr. Re I i ace: D. C. m i : eno .': 4 of 77 we RUTH ANNE RODEFFER Reporter Staff, Choir. Birthplace: D. C. A Nurse. IRENE LOUISE ROMERSA Student Council, Future Teachers of America, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club Pres. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. VERNETTE DeVOUR ROSS Dee Dee Home Economics Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D, C. Ambition: Secretary, JOHN ALLEN SALES Johnny Baseball, R Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambi- tion: College. MARTIN SALINS Section V. P., Cadet Capt., Map Team Co-Capt., Rifle Team, Yearbook Asst. Editor-in-Chief, Rifle Club. Birthplace: Latvia. Ambition: Architect. NORSIA VERENA SATOR Rena Choir, Glee Club, G. S. A., Home Economics Club Sec. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Nurse. EULALIA VERONICA SCOTT Ronnie Reporter Copy Editor, Allied Youth Sec., Discussion Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Social Worker. AMIEL SEGAL Sig Honor Society Com, Chr., Student Council V. P., Sec- tion Pres., Cadet Maior, Map Team, Reporter Columnist, Yearbook Staff, Chevrons Club, Discussion Club, French Club Com. Chr., Latin Club Sec., Sabre Club, Science Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Physician. 29 . A-sv Q' -Q.f'9 9' S N. Roberts ,uw R. Rodeffer V. Ross ,i Lrk, . ,, ..gA::-rig J , . X' , .fm 1 . TW' f .- J. Robinson he l. Romersa fi l .jg J. Sales ,,...lla: 1 C . f l',,, , 5 M. Salins M. Sator V. S if ' J CO flffx I . H 0 ,fa-m f- 4I',3jQgf ' l ff fd . -, A .,,,A ,- 'ef 8 , f 1 4-was-I ,f w:,,.,.- .: as 3 . 3 W. Sloane gt, 'R UF?- J. Smith '8 li . 5 'B r J. Swanson G. Talbert Sd 'fi '17 as 33 -'I T o 3 'o ul o 3 fa., . ik ea -. A is 19 E. Smith l' jiiffllll 5 'S . . - if O. Smith, Jr. M. Syphax Q: E. Thaxton W. Thompson AY' WALTER C. SLOANE Zapata Section Treas., Cadet Band, Track, Reporter Staff, Choir, Chorus, Civil Defense Team, Concert Band, Jr. Red Cross, Pep Band, R Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Chemist. EDGAR ALLEN SMITH Ivy Cadet Mfsgf., Track. Birthplace: S. C. Ambition: Army. JOAN SMITH Reporter Agent, German Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Mathematician. OTHA GARFIELD SMITH, Jr. Junior Spanish Club. Birthplace: N. C. Ambition: Draftsman. JOSEPH WILLIAM SWANSON Joe J. V. Basketball, Reporter Staff. Birth- place: D. C. Ambition: Printer. W MELBA ELIZABETH SYPHAX Bunny Student Council, Section Treas., Allied Youth, Chorus, French Club, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Science Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Biological Technician. GRACE ERNESTINE TALBERT Reporter Staff, Discussion Club, French Club, Home Economics Club, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Pharmacist. DONNA TERRELL Knot picturedl D. J. Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. Birthplace: Ohio. Ambition: Nurse. ELIZABETH EARLINE THAXTON Reds Section Treas., G. S. A., Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Social Worker. HERMAN ARHUR THOMPSON J. V. Basketball, Track, R Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Businessman. WILLQAM JERRY THOMPSON Willie Drill Team, Map Team, Rifle Team, German Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Architectural Engineer. JOANN TILLMAN Angel Reporter Sec., Chorus, French Club, G. S. A. Birthplace: Va. Ambition: Nurse. BETTY TRAVIS Squirrel Allied Youth, Latin Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Stenographer. MAYNARD W. TURNER Bubbie Cadet Ist Sgt., Football, R Club. Birth- place: D. C. Ambition: College. J. Tillman B. Travis M- -fume, Q 4 0 .X 'T 1 A A if ,ft-, LENA UPSHAW G. S. A., Jr. Red Cross. Birthplace: Va. Ambition: Nurse's Aid. . A rw- . GIAP VU Science Club. Birthplace: Viet Nam. Ambition: Political Science. ' DAISY MARIE WALKER Jr. Red Cross, Science Club, Spanish Club. Birth- 4 place: Mich. Ambition: Nurse. ,fig l LUTHER RAYMOND WALKER, Jr. Jr. Cadet Ist Sgt., Student Council, Allied Youth, Camera Club Pres., Chevrons Club, Discussion Club, Science Club Com. Chr. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Undecided. L. Upshaw G. Vu JOHN A. WALLER Cadet Capt., Drill Team, Rifle Team Capt., Track, Camera Club, Chevrons Club, Civil Defense Team, Rifle Club Pres. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Draftsman. CALVIN S. WASHINGTON Calverino Civil Defense Team. Birthplace: D. C. f ' -' Ambition: Engineer. g , ' HARRY MELVIN WASHINGTON inot picturedj Bull Baseball, Basketball, A Football, Choir, R Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: College. 1 1 1 R LUCILLE ALVA WEBSTER Lucy Discussion Club, English Club, Home Eco- ,I nomics Club, Latin Club, Y-Teens Treas. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Nurse. D. Walker L. Walker, Jr. gm if 67? 0, Elf L: 0LJQrbZ1Lf 'Lvl ff. 24-555' X 6: f l It it i f . r, A If 4231 f ' 1 J , ,AU 5 ft .ra g X, ,IX Z :Hg g V ll : firfrfba? aff, A X. ' A ,L Vg Ii . , I V as . . , J. Waller C. Washington L. Webster R. Weissberg J, Wheat , zgliwu RICHARD STEVEN WEISSBERG Rich Honor Society V. P., Student Council Com. Chr., Cadet Maior, Map Team, Reporter Staff, Chess 8: Checker Club, Chevrons Club Com. Chr., Chorus, Civil Defense Team, Glee Club, Latin . Club Pres. Sabre Club, Science Club Sec. 8- Pres. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: , Undecided. Wir' JANE ELLEN WHEAT Basketball, G. S. A., Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambi- , tion: Draftsman. i f ., B , Q, Kg, JAMES DAVID WHITE Big Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Dentist. Apple Cadet Sgt., Baseball, Football, R Club. J Wi-me J. Widmayer JOAN LOUISE WIDMAYER Choir, Civil Defense Team, Future Teachers of America, G. S. A., Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. R, Wiginfon E, Wiggins Ambition: Teacher. L, ROBERTA I.. WIGENTON Bert Camera Club Treas., Home Economics Club, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Accountant. ELLSWORTH EDWARD WIGGINS Drill Team, Football, German Club, R ' I Club Teas. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Dentist. V 3l A. J. Wilkinson I. Wilkinson esta' ROBERT WILEY Knot picturedj Tank Football, Track, Chevrons Club, R Club. Birthplace: Louisiana. Ambition: Undecided. JUDY EUDORA WILKINSON Class Sec., Student Council, Section Pres., Choir, Discussion Club Pres., English Club V. P., German Club, G. S. A., Y-Teens V. P. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Nurse. IDA YVONNE WILKINSON Allied Youth, Choir, Discussion Club, French Club, Future Teachers of America, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Science Club. Birth- place: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. CHARLES RAYMOND WILLIAMS, Jr. Chuck Cadet lst Lt., Drill Team, Track Choir, Rifle Club, Sabre Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition Aeronautical Engineer. EVONNE H-ELENA WILLWMS Chorus, G. S. A. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition Secretary. MILTON WILLIAMS Willie Cadet Cpl., Football, Track, Chorus. Birthplace r C- williams, Jr. E. Williams D. C. Ambition: Policeman. . ,M-M. A s ...es ...T as as ff- W A ,Ja 5 . 5, H .,.x ' . mv' . M L Oi l X ' e I I - 'f K s . 1 - i' I , il . M- Williams S. Williams J. Wills P. Wilson J- Wolper -'bi SYLVIA ESTHER WILLIAMS Reporter Staff, Choir, Chorus, French Club, Future Teachers of America, Y-Teens. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Teacher. JUDITH-ANN WILLS Judi Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Reporter Agent, Home Economics Club Sgt.-at-Arms, Jr. Red Cross, Science Club, Spanish Club Treas. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Home Economics. PEGGY JEAN WILSON Peg-Tweng Reporter Agent, Allied Youth, Discus- sion Club, English Club, G. S. A., Home Economics Club Treas., Y-Teens. Birthplace: Va. Ambition: Nurse. JACKIE WOLPER Football Man., Track Man., Chess Club. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Business. F00 HONG WOO Johnny Football, Track, Chevrons Club, Rifle Club, Spanish Club. Birthplace: Va. Ambition: College. JOHN PAUL WOOD Woody Cadet ist Sgt., Cadet Band, Civil Defense Team, French Club, Orchestra, Pep Band. Birthplace: D. C. Ambition: Physician. MAY SHING YEE French Club, G. S. A., Bank. Birthplace: China. Ambition: Nurse. 32 5 fjyffzyyzf U U!,f,c:o M C24-' Q Si WJ- ' N, .., 'Jig' .f 4.4 . D fl. f' F- J. Wood 5' M Wi? V s M. Yee I I I ,Min fb . .v-1-at ..x Q 9 .ax I Our steps toward learning, love, and laughter: Learning new facts, new values, new ideals, Love of life . . . friendship . . . knowledge, Laughter in wholesome fun, in work well-done. Seniors have trod these steps for days-and years! Alumni they become and throughout life Memories of high school days are with them, Soon graduates of '58 will have these memories. Juniors climb these steps with wishful thinking, A year behind, a year ahead-and then Graduation! High School days offer treasures: Friendship, Ambition, Experience, Pride. Sophomores, Sophomores, orientation is over, You, too, are climbing these steps Toward learning, love, and laughter. You, too, must know l Our Roosevelt Steps' . 523 ef' we A M S' A ' zwr zumziozrs lXf'k OFFICERS: Presidents: D. Allen, G. Dass, C. Henderson, L, Pace, J. Richman, F. Talley, S. Watson, R. West. V. P.'s: B. Allen, J. Battle, C. Clemons, S. Gordon, P. Liggins, S. Rousey, F. Thornton, R. Tolson. Secretaries: D. Barnes, R. Bigelow, B. Branch, J. Carter, J. Drew, E. Mance, S. Patterson, R. Smith, I. Williams. Treasurers: P, Brunzos, M. Espeut, T.' Harris, R. Jones, T. Miller, B. Minniefield, G. Moore, L. Oliver, B. Yee. CLASS ROLL: Barbara Adams, Benjamin Allen, Desiree Allen, Gene- vieve Anderson, Beverly Armstrong, Robert Armstrong, Nellie Austin, Jacques Aven, Joseph Aylor. Better Babinger, Sharon Banks, Sidney Banks, Edna Barber, Doris Barnes, Philinda Bates, Jeanette Battle, Rosemarie Beeksvoont, Wilbert Berryman, Patricia Beverly, John Bickle, Reginald Bigelow, Bessie Birdas, Evelyn Blackburn, Patricia Blackiston, Lelia Blanton, Donald Bledsoe, John Bracey, Barbara Branch, Jerry Branch, Marcy Brigham, Con- chita Brown, Paulette Brunzos, Phyllis Bullock, Barbara Butler, Reginald Butler. Henry Carmon, Barbara Carnegie, Ronald Carpen- ter, James Carter, Juanita Carter, Ronald Carter, Robert Carver, Howard Cassell, Rose Chappell, Alessandra Chiapinelli, Constance Clay, Clovis Clemons, Audrey Cotield, Brenda Colbert, Neil Comer, Jerry Cooper, Mary Cotton, Margot Courm, Elnora Crouch, Barbara Cunningham, Charles Cummings. Peggy Daan, Gurcharan Dass, Carolyn Davidson, Shelia Davis, Shirley Davis, Adrian Dixon, Jacqueline Drew, Joseph Durphy. James Ellis, Michael Espeut. Gerald Fells, Susan Fong, Beverly Foster, Rita Foster, Myrna Frank- lin, Brenda Frazier, Jerome Freeman. Matthew Gaines, Yvonne Gainey, Sibyl Gant, Vernon Gill, Sandra Gordon, Eunice Green, Marlene Green, Paul Green, Marie Guerin. Louis Hagans, Carolyn Hall, Paul Hammond, Joyce Harrington, Barbara Harris, Lawrence Harris, Thomas Harris, Isabel Harvey, Amanda Hatcher, Iona Haw- kins, Robert Hawkins, Melvyn Hayden, Venus Hayes, Clarence Henderson, Earline Henry, Edward Hines, John Hirsh, Mar Hong, Jesse Houser, Lillie Howard, Le Count Hughes, John Huguley. Ester Jacobs, Kay Jennings, Antoinette Johnson, Edward Johnson, Melvin Johnson, Patricia Jones, Robert Jones, Absalom Jordon. Chris Kalvrete-now, Ethel Kennedy, Joseph Kennedy, Stewart Kin- ard, Jottz Kolb. Francis Laignel, Marion Lee, Yvonne Leonard, John Leslie, Philip Liggins, Chi Lin, Cervera Little, Martha Lloyd, Ronald Loftlin, Mee Louie, Sherrill Lucas. William McCluney, Geryl McCottry, Emma McCoy, Barbara McCree, Jo Ann McCree, Vincent McRae, Jeanette Mabrey, Thurmal Mallory, Elizabeth Mance, Alberta Marshall, Jacqueline Marshall, Gloria Matthew, Kenneth Melvin, John Milburn, Lucynthia Miller, Mary Miller, Bessie Minniefield, Gertrude Mitchell, Loretta Mitchell, Gloria Moore, George Morris, Marie Murphy. Levinia Nalley, Henry Neely, Samuel Newman, Tanya Newman. Linda Oliver, Mary On. Linda Pace, Veronica Pannell, Grace Park, Melvin Parker, Sheila Patter- son, Joseph Pendelton, Norman Perkins, Lilly Pitt, Virginia Popow- sky, Larry Povich, Paula Price, Gloria Primm, Clifton Proctor. Barbara Qualls, Robert Quick, Kay Quinn, Thomas Quinn. Robert Rankin, Aiit Ratra, Lenore Reed, Raymond Reynolds, Jacquelynn Rhodes, Joseph Richman, Alfred Riley, Samuel Robbins, Annette Robertson, Hosea Robertson, Cassell Robinson, Marlene Robinson, Frances Robinson, Harry Robinson, Leighton Robinson, Pearline Robinson, Mark Rubin. Gene Sator, Carl Saunders, Theodore Saunders, Carolyn Scott, Peggy Scott, Nathaniel Sewell, O'Donnald Sheppard, Juris Simanis, Claudine Sims, Arnicia Smith, Geneva Smith, Margaret Smith, Patricia Smith, Rebecca Smith, Robert Smith, Rousey Smith, June Snowden, Lawrence Sperling, Mary Ste- phenson, Marilee Stevens, Rosita Stevens, Irma Stokes, Deborah Stringfellow. Kenneth TabhoF, Francine Talley, Archie Taylor, Norma Taylor, Lorraine Thomas, Allain Thompson, Julia Thompson, William Thorne, Frances Thorton, Raymond Tolson. Barbara Valen- tine, Palina Valleanos, Larry Vuntield. Joanna Wallace, Sandra Watson, Gloriaiean Wages, Eudora Weaver, Oscar Webster, Justine West, Clarence Wheat, Nancy Wigtall, Shirley Wilkins, Irene Wil- liams, Samuel Williams, Willis Williams, Bettina Wills, Catherine Winston, Edward Wood, Lemuel Woodtork, Yvonne Wooten, Joyce Wright. Betsy Yee, Kwock Yee, Betty Young, Charles Younger, CLASS ROLL: Meenakshi Aimani, Rosalind Albert, Frederick Allen, Larry Amato, Vendear Amerson, Alice Anderson, Andoria Anderson, Covel Anderson, Elwood Anderson, Ronuld Andreus, Veronica Anthony, Fred Aranha, Thomas Austin, David Aycock. William Backus, Joyce Baker, Michael Baker, Ronald Bailey, Geraldine Bar- ber, Stanley Baritz, Ernelle Barnes, Paulette Barnes, Humphrey Barnes, Phyllis Baskerville, Ernest Beaner, Jo Ann Beavers, James Benoit, Carole Berryman, John Blatt, Sandra Blue, Carole Blume, Reginald Booker, Patricia Bradley, Donald Brady, Leona Braxton, Charles Brent, Charline Briscoe, Wayne Bromley, Joann Brookins, Kenneth Brooks, Phil Brooks, Sylvester Brooks, Brenda Brown, Maxine Brown, Yvonne Burns, Margo Burrell, Rosemarie Bush, Vivian Butler. Sylviann Cabell, Rise Cardwell, Sharon Carlsen, Joan Carter, Joseph Carter, Junella Carter, Earl Clagon, James Clark, Carolyn Clarke, Joffre Clarke, William Clarke, Rose Clayton, Wilma Coburn, Joan Cole, Delores Coleman, Stephen Coley, Daniel Collins, Viola Cornelius, Dianne Courtney, Madeline Cummings. Barbara DeVore. Ralph Daniels, Frankye Daughton, Ralph Davis, Sandra Davis, Jessye Davis, Lee Dean, Alfred Derricotte, Claudia Diggs, Louise Dixon, Adele Dodson, Danielle Doralp, Mary Duval. Jean Edwards, Joan Edwards, Lucille Edwards, Muriel Edwards, Richard Edwards, Norman Eisenberg, Carl Eisler, Grace Eng, An- toinette Escoe, Richard Espeut. Maryann Farrah, Armond Farrar, Ralph Farris, Sandra Fells, William Fields, William K. Fields, Paul Fletcher, Reginald Ford, Rebecca Fortune, Norma Franklin, Jan Friedlander, Daisy Frost, Marvin Fulton. Betty Gaither, Shirley Gardner, Ella Garnett, Charles Gasaway, Carole Gassaway, Barbara Gaskins, Joan Gibbs, Gloria Gibson, Patricia Gibson, Ronald Gilkes, Russell Gill, John Gilliam, John Gillispie, Barbara Glenn, Barbara Gordon, Douglas Gould, John Graves, Sylvia Green, Michael Green, Mary Greenup, Ruth Griffin, Bertha Guerra. Dorothy Hairston, Wayne Hammond, Myra Hammonds, Marjorie Harper, Gloria Har- rington, Carolyn Harris, Stanley Harris, Wilbert Harris, Trent Hart, Harvey Hartsfield, Barbara Hawkins, Yvonne Hawkins, Lennon Hazel, Wesley Henery, Clark Henderson, Victor Hendricks, Joseph Henry, Joseph Higgs, Wanda Hill, Betty Hipsley, Charles Holland, Daniel Holmes, Herschel Holmes, Leroy Hood, Nancy Hoosier, Lillian Hougasian, Ruth Howard, William Hudley, Doris H'ull, Latitia Hunt, Theodore Hughes, Sandra Hutchinson. Andrea Irby. Brenda Jackson, Darryl Jackson, Delories Jackson, Raymond Jackson, Samuel Jackson, Vivian Jackson, Ronald James, LaSandra Jenkins, Roosevelt Jennings, Gretchen Jermany, Betty Johnson, Carlton Johnson, Carrie Johnson, Frances Johnson, Gershwin Johnson, Eleanor Jones, Harold Jones, Joyce Jones, Reginald Jones, zur ophomoznes Vera Jones, Jean Jordan, William Jordan. Eric Katz, Anita Kelley, Charles Kemp, William Kemp, Elois King, Leortard Kim- brough, Robert Kirkland, Carolyn Knight, Jack Kuri. Phillip Laurence, Albertine Leak, T. Leau, Diane Lee, Joan Lee, Fredericka Lee, Ann Lewis, Russell Lewis, Peter Levin, Anita Liggins, William Lindsey, Frank Linissey, Calesta Lipscomb, Jeanne Long, Harry Lundy, Barbara Lynch. Kenneth Marimow, Dolores Mason, Louise Matthew, Helen McCly, Frederick McGutherie, Dorothy Mclntyre, Kathleen McMakin, Dorothy McNair, Victor McPherson, Shirley Merayne, Bob Miller, Darlene Mitchell, James Moorhead, Arthur Moten, Anthony Morgan, Sydne Morgan, Carolyn Mullen, James Munford, Mary Musselman. Sheila Nelson, Loc Nguyen, Bonnie Nix. Wando Oates, Vernon Offutt, Faye Oremland, Robert Oremland. Alice Parker, Anthony Parker, Audrey Parran, John Payne, Thomas Payne, George Perry, Janice Perry, Carolyn Pettis, Ruth Phenes, Philip Pierce, Arthur Phynes, James Pinckney, Harvey Pitts, Joyce Polk, Barbara Pollard, Judith Popowsky, James Preziotti, Paul Price, William Price, Allan Pruitt. Saunda Quick. Jacqueline Rayner, Arthur Reagin, Janie Rembert, Earl Rhue, Audrey Ridenour, Hailie Rivera, Charles Rivers, Beverly Robertson, Barbara Robinson, Brenda Robinson, Herbert Robinson, John Robinson, Teresa Robin- son, Melton Roosevelt. Arlene Sanford, Sadowise Santucci, Lila Saunders, Ottawana Saunders, Margaret Sears, Nancy Seeley, Richard Schumacher, Howard- Shelton, William Short, Bernard Shuster, Annette Simms, Linnear Skinner, Jesse Small, Bernard Smith, James Smith, Reatha Smith, Maynard Sonnemann, Nathaniel Speaks, Norfleet Spence, Gloria Spiker, Marc Stanley, Thomas Stevens, Etoy Stewart, Avice Stitely, Trerelyn Strange, Harry Strats, Carlita Sturgis, Premalatha Subrahmanyan, William Sumpter, Floyd Swiggett. Sheldon Tauber, Betty Taylor, Delores Taylor, Pamela Taylor, Earline Terrell, Ronnie Thomas, Coletha Thomas, Eleanor Thompkins, Rachel Thompson, Valerie Thompson, Cassandra Thomp- son, Alice Thrift, Muriel Tillinghast, Leroy Tremble, Lillian Tureman, Jacqueline Turner, Charles Tyler. Carolyn Updike. Rita Verzi. James .WaIker, Patricia Walker, Addie Walton Jerry Warder, Carolyn Washington, Edward Washington, Wendell Washington, Larry Webster, Lillian Weston, Jacqueline Whisonant, Daniel White, Althea White, Etta White, Lorraine White, George Whitted, Melvin Wiggins, Eric Wilkins, David Williams, Richard Williams, Ronald Wills, Frankie Wilson, Shirley Witcher, Foo Lem Woo, James Wood, Janice Wood, Judith Wood, William Woods, Willie Wright, Eliza- beth Wyatt. George Yancey, Faye Yee, Carole Younes, Dolores Young. SECTION OFFICERS: Presidents: V. K. Lee, A. Liggins, T. Steven, A. D. Courtney, R. Gill, J. Gilliam, R. Kirkland P. Brooks, D. Harvey, E. Jones, R. Kass, A. Leak W. Wright. V.P.'s: D. Brady, W. Bromley, Quick, N. Spence, W. Sumpter, E. Washington, Jr., J. Wood, C. Younes. Others: M. Aiamani, T. Austin, P. Baskerville, J. Beavers, R. Booker, S. Carlsen, R. Fortune, J. Gibbs, E. Harris, S. Jackson, R. James, G. Johnson, E. King, J. Lee, P. Levin, D. Mclntyre, L. Matthew, M. Musselman, G. Perry, J. Polk, J. Rembert, A. Ridnour, M. Sears, C. Sturgis, J. Turner. The Curriculum g a 1 ' CQQQTP f Tieaaii ROOM BJEC1. 5E-8 l I 7 WN W. at of r or gf' 1 , ,. 25' ggii?jQEfilfffl :Z,f H l it -f 5gLf,,,f. rg lil? .. fi an 6 ' - 1 , Q .9 A fr' ,xx Schedule Card The curriculum is the main part of school lite. Without classes there would be no school. Our course of study is divided into a tour-track program: hon- ors, college preparatory, general and basic. Every student must take a prescribed amount ot English, social studies and physical education. Those preparing tor college or wishing to obtain a good gen- eral background find math, science and languages a must. Business education is taken by those who are thinking of non- protessional careers. Home economics helps the girls become acquainted with proper home management. Each student receives a schedule card at the beginning of the semester listing the periods and room numbers of the subiects he plans to take. Come with me now and take a look at our cIasses. viii THE 'l'HlPD PEPlCD MW' i 611 fig' f 't for one to improve in appropriate and fluent use of his The English Department provides opportunl y own language. Here we look in on a sophomore English class demonstrating that parliamentary pro- cedure and bulletin boards are helpful in the practical application of communicating effectively with each other. 36 Effective speech has become increasingly important. People are often iudged by their voices vocabulary and sentence structure. We are fortunate to have Mr. James J. Campbell, a speech therapist employed by the Board of Education, spend one day each week at Roosevelt giving special assistance as you see in this classroom. Audio-visual education gives the student a better understanding and appreciation of his textbook material. The audio-visual aids used in school are maps, globes, tape-recorders, pho- nographs and films. A peep into Room 210 shows Jack Galler, Tony Perros and Alan Ralston preparing for a movie program in the next class period. These fellows are members of the Stage Crew, whose duties include the operation of audio- visual provisions at Roosevelt. ni, 'D' Jean Conge, Blanche Keller, Douglas Balthrop and lrene Romersa seem to have the gig- gles as lrene dons part of a costume in Spanish class. Our Language Department offers a wonderful background in French, German, Latin and Spanish. Foreign language classes are supplemented by language clubs, which, at yuletide every year, have a joint meeting where they pre- sent skits and sing songs in the different tongues, sharing their knowledge with each other. vs, Q l The History Department sheds the light of the past upon the present, enabling us to acquaint ourselves with others. History serves man as memory serves the individual. Here, in an American history class Mr. Wilson is preparing to show on a map the routes of our early explorers. Q-'X Neatness, accuracy and speed are key words in our Mathematics Department, algebra, science algebra l VT .i .44 sv -- where general math, geometry and frigonomtry are offered. Mathematics is an essential tool in today's world of advancement and everyday life. Mrs. Tolson listens as Becky West explains to the class an lNlXXx l X251- vj , .I X 'W Our well-equipped Industrial Arts Department offers a good background in mechanical drawing, aero- nautical designing and architectural engineering. Here Mr. Russell discusses a problem with Robert Miller as Alan Ralston and Laurence Amato work diligently on an assignment. Want to become a drattsman or engineer? 09 Our Music classes olter both instrumental and choral instruction. Students who have learned to play an instrument are usually incorporated into the band or orchestra, performing on special occasions. Here we see a few prospective band members being helped by Mr. Schenker. Choral groups delight us at the annual Christmas Program and Spring Concert. f'The students in this classroom are experiencing creative art-transforming their impressions into a d instruction for those interested in learning fundamentals of form we can see. Art classes provi e d ' ' lt i not necessary to be a talented artist to take this Coursey many take it for drawing an painting. s enjoyment alone. 40 ff In our world of sputnicks and rocket travel, science and math are prominent subiects. However, the demand for secre- taries and clerks certainly has not de- creased. Students such as these find courses oFFered by our Business Educa- tion Department in office machines, typ- ing and shorthand helpful in obtaining summer jobs and permanent work. There are some students here at Roose- velt who get credit for helping the as- sistant principals, the counselors and teachers one period each day. These Clerical Assistants perform such duties as tiling, typing, writing business letters, alphabetizing papers and arranging class materials. Their diligent work makes them invaluable. Ahl here's a change-lunch time-compensation for the stomach. Let's ioin Joan Pu- sateri, as she gives change to fellows trying to decide what they'll buy. This peri- od is a true mid-day re- fresher. Benny Dixon takes Miss White's place for a moment to be in charge of the Teddy Shop. While the teddy bear sits on the counter acting as mascot, Benny uses skillful salesmanship in doling out book covers and school sup- plies to his avid audience. 4 csv W 2 f Egmfs v?.,g,g-. L lt would seem as if Bob White is serenading the three young ladies in this Garden Scene. Actually, Diane Lewis, Bob, Judy Wilkinson and Carol Hines are enioying a breath of fresh air outside and taking ad- vantage of a chance to put the finishing touches on chemistry homework during their lunch period. Books! Books! Books! What would we do without our Bookroom-efficiently run by Mrs. Katherine Davidson and her tour helpers: Elliot Ford, Robert Wiley, Richard Cromer and Jerry Goldman. Open on Tuesdays and Fridays, the bookroom houses all textbooks not in use, paper and other supplies needed in classrooms. To some, the continuous task of counting, stacking and carrying heavy loads would become tedious, but the bookroom staff carries on cheerfully, leaving little margin for error. 1'The Print Shop-certainly a X1 minded students help Miss Saunders on the publishing end of the Reporter. They also do a grand iob printing programs for certain assemblies, special occasions and graduation. 43 busy place! These serious- ze we . Mrk, 1-.fi 'l- Many tind the Science Department fascinating. In this biology class, Mrs. Spiegel exhibits specimens after explaining their condition with the aid of the blackboard and pictorial charts. Take a look into our Greenhouse where Ruth Howard and Harry Robinson show their scientific skill midst towering plants and pleasant sunshine. Besides biology, the department offers courses in physics, physical science and chemistry. ln April all energetic science and math students prepare projects for the science fair, one ot the big activities of the school year. 'U--L.. I' ' '-,,. 5 ' ia 1 1 ' , 1153 A -0. ' gb We f ui ,, QF, 1 4 i i . 5 fx cel! fi. I - y wists pm 'fill - ' i ' I ht' ' I ,ly 5 I list! .W ,Egg ' Q - iffif? - , like A 'sr . -'i A' . i Q vw! Uwe L, 5 'fi g ,-.,,.Y ,.P' A' 9 N 4 'Q 1 9? 7? - w h f' N Aff, ' V 'il Z, ag ll xg. Q2 4 f ge? ft av Q. I Q -x . ...1 Variety is great in the Physical Education Department. Everyone takes gym three times a week and hygiene twice. ln gym classes there is a large diversity of sports-basketball, hockey, volleyball, softball, tennis and badminton for girls, football, basketball, volleyball, baseball and tennis for the boys. In between these sports, both boys and girls take calisthenics to build muscles and keep trim. In our spacious gymnasium the boys' and girls' gym classes are sep- arated by a sliding wall, which opens to make one large room 'for games. 4 5 i L' 1 I .. My-sw 1 fi . I S ,,, f rf? 'J 5 .5 f 1' 59 E - N,gwq,,.- of ',,A,,M.1-...g,W'k..f mn! 2,3 A . u in fx .ax 10. 5 ' ' ' 37 5 25 n Qi 1. is ,M ,L N , x in rs ' fbi ar ig' l I .i 'g iw v..,, ,J J 4 ---4 Ib' --, 4.- June Christo, Jackie Lee and Joann Tiilman show smilingly that Their training in the Home Economics Department is preparing Them To become good home-makers. ini f .u M 1 X I, x r , J LQ : . M, fin ,VL,, ig ra, . I Driver Training feaches safe driving. Here Doc Brown and some of his pupils examine The motor of The new car afforded The school by The D.C. Government. 46 Fo rm 197 mem 1955 This report card is received by every student at the end of each advisory or ' f SGCUOH N5 PUBLIC s 'OLSX Grad CHOOLS OF THE DISTR exla-has grading period. It shows the quality O g ICT OF COLUMBIA work that has been done during previOUS weeks. Those who receive outstanding Report of grades are placed on the honor roll. ' -JOQLLQQQS. T Upon graduation from Roosevelt, every- School year 19-SL one receives a diploma stamped with the ' ' 19 L T school seal. Asbfceilenf T I am extremely proud of the splendid Bxlqbove TXT' T : record that Roosevelt High has main- Avemqe 5 5 by tained through the years. Numerous i CTAVSWQQ 5 graduates have won scholarships to ac- y DxBe1ow Avemg 32 5 5 if credited universities and been placed on p,I.-mute N25 5 E l 5 the respective Dean's lists. ln i954 city- i T U1 5' wide tests given to D.C. high schools subject T sl. ip showed that Roosevelt ranked highest in E . + Teacher lm Wh - student ability. The assortment of cadet I- nghsh T sl. ip and sports trophies, proudly displayed in sChemiQtI,V wh Kern all A N Tl- 4' - the hall showcases, is evidence of su- hc-Ql-illpf fl- llig-h-13 'l' A A A periority. lg 3:1 F' is A Students from all over the globe jtt- K tend Roosevelt. One student from In ia -Haag ip Q T commented recently that, in spite of the - -Russell Tl' -l- ,F ip ditterences in educational systems, the il -l- A-T common bond between pupil and teacher Physical Tl' TlT 'ln sl- -yn T seems to remain universal. Fducation Lian, ml' ,lo ip ay c Military wh er A A A AT Sclence Gia Tl' el- ,yn ay! I Ssorg - y Peportment TL :FA A A A gays Present -l- rl: :lr Il: - Bjijikgmsent, E?-reused ,F jj Tl' fl- , e se 15, 33295 Tardif Unexcused It ji ill: ILL i L T. f 1 L + l - Q 0 4 4 O Se 'ecxche PUUCIPQJ Lu Report Card i School Seal ' fx '61 i g' 1 Cn Q o O 1 ' O D.C. 47 Special Events At assemblies and special programs we usually find our principal, Mrs. Wells, present to conduct the devotional and make opening remarks. Behind the scenes we can see the stage crew, directed by Mr. Russell, busily iudging light effects and arranging microphones, curtains, chairs and props. It seems amazing that they are able to handle such a great maze ot instruments. On certain occasions, our well-trained choir performs, as on this night of a Home and School Association meeting. Q f 1 2 fl ' I v k 2 - 4' t , t 3 iw! 48 Spring Concert AS THEY OCCURRED i957-'58 September First day of school-Sept. 9th Sections and clubs organized Football season begins Senior pictures made for Yearbook October First Reporter issue-Oct. l8th Mr. Quaker Assembly National Merit Scholarship Exams Teddy Roosevelt Centennial begins November History and science trips to N.Y. Back to School Night Heel and Tie Day-Nov. 20th Thanksgiving Assembly December Basketball season begins Donkey Basketball Game-Dec. 5th Christmas Program HOLIDAYS February ln Memoriam issue of Reporter Cadet Commissions awarded- Feb. llth Panel Discussions Singing Assembly March Student Council Assembly- March 10th College Board Achievement Tests Senior Class Rings Spring Sports April Science Fair Senior Caps Nat. Honor Soc. Assembly- April 17th EASTER VACATION May Student Day-May 8th January Senior Awards Assembly Yearbooks delivered Examinations and Report Cards Mid-term graduation-Jan. 21st Marine Band and Drill Team Exhibi- June Tlofi Commencement Repairs on Tower completed Last day of school-June 13th ' N Colorful, descriptive hall displays help publicize special events. xJoanne Friedlander puts the finishing touches on a display showing results of a drive for IOOW sales ot the Reporter. At some special programs Steve Newman, Student Council President, presides. Here he is preparing to present money collected in the United Give-IS' Fund Drive to representatives of the receiving organizations. Z 'rs sig V' l j NJ., ,gt i f ff- Q U' ChrisTmas Thanksgiving 2008 3- 190 To Remember - ---- from Eugene, no. 3 of four sons, 84 next to the last. 4913 Blackfoot Rd. Seasons ff 14'-l 592 ' - ,f 491 ,F y ' ' 2 .Li J: ,I ' ' .I I Y, ll - Q55 XY 1 . 'PV V ' Q .r A. 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' QQ? ff 7 BeauTy To Enjoy 51 N, trim Sports Our stadium is a seasonal one. ln the fall we play football, spring ushers in baseball and track, cadet drills and physical education classes use it in all good-weather seasons. Visitors can certainly not afford To miss our gymnasium and The stadium, where the school's athletic activities Take place. We aT Roosevelt are quite proud ot the Gym tor iT is one of The Two main Inter-High centers tor League play during The basketball season. Roosevelt's Rough Riders parTicipaTe in football, basketball, baseball, Track, Tennis and golf. Football and basketball are considered our Two main sports, but all The sports have one Thing in common-The emphasizing of fair play and good sportsmanship. Sports aT Roosevelt, however, are not limited to iust boys. Many ot The girls, some of whom belong To The Girls Sports Association, participate in basket- ball, hockey, baseball, tennis, badminton and volley- ball. Recognition tor participation in sports comes.in The form ot a letter, an R. The boys receive their letters according To the amount ot time they play, the girls, according to the number of points accu- mulated. Any boy who receives an R automatically becomes a member of The R Club. 1- ef- ,- 1 ' T Li ' vi, sms., gfff is A M 'X in a A A IE 'll , . A5 , R CLUB: Pres., R. Cromer, V.P., W. Darling, Sec., C. Kalvretnow, Treas., E. Wiggins, Sgt.-at-Arms, O. Webster. C. Arnett, B. Baker, B. Baldadian, J. Brooks, A. Carter, l. Cintron, E. Cunningham, A. Farrar, E. Ford, J. Friedlander, J. Gibson, J. Gilliam, W. Green, J. Guinyard, L. Harris, J. Harvey, W. Hayman, C. Henderson, L. Hughes, J. Hyater, C. Jackson, M. Johnson, R. Jones, G Keriakos, K. Mirman, S. Mirman, J. Sales, W. Sloane, C. Stoutsenberger, H. Thompson, W. Thorne, L. Webster, J. White, R. White, R. Wiley, J. Wolper. ROUGH RIDERS: Co-Captains: Richard Cromer 81 Elliot Ford. C. Arnett, D. Balthrop, H. Carmon, A. Carter, J. 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' '- ' 4- 'L '-- , V X K.-K .,.- ' -..-:- p.. : f-.- 4- '-'- X ., ,, , Q,..,-. wx, - . . t WMI KV ni ?Q:.-v, 4 0-7-77 sauna Zan, V V .,'y 1 , V H, aww BASKETBALL: Varsity Team: Captain-Clarence Jackson. William Darling, Armond Farrar, Lawrence Harris, Norman Holmes, LeCoun'r Hughes, John Hyafer, Leonard Kimbrough, Ken Mirman, Alvin Thompson, Charles Tyler, Harry Washingfon, Ronald Wills, Herman Thompson. ,xx 1 , r' r 1 - I A N, X Shoo!! Where's the ball? sa ' ff V 7 if Jump for ntl Junior Varsity Team: Captain-Ronald Wills. Ben Allen, Earl Clagon, Jerome Freeman, Clarke Henderson, Norman Holmes, Theodore Hughes, Melvin John- son, Leonard Kirnbrough, Harvey Pitts, Paul Pryde, John Robinson, Richard Schu- macher, Norfleef Spence, Charles Tyler, Wendell Washington. J- ,,,, , 1 A5 Qt., Ai. ffl 'lil ' 'L 0, , 'kA, w,g:n1n ,S 1 r ,,, . t , r -f. I I., .,.k, v , . K Ami ' T -W -f at s.. - .' fa . 'f - , , , 1- A 1. - .. ' .snug M, i Nuns. The coming ot spring means the beginning ot another exciting season in sports: baseball, golf, tennis and track. Many hopefuls turn out to show their batting and pitch- ing ability to baseball coach August. The cinder men ex- hibit their skill to track coach Harvey. The most promising are chosen tor teams which attract crowds to our stadium once more. Remembering that Oscar Webster and Clarence Jack- son won top honors in tootball and basketball serves to arouse additional school interest in spring sports. ii? mv!! 'mug WY if 'N 514' 'ws , ' 1 , ' ' vera- ,-:,,- - f ' '1 J' A W Out for the business mari's game! l lixv A ff?-' 'Yu rf, .4 4 Y-gs .F ,g 21- A .. , - V-- An important factor in any sport is proper prepara- tion. One can't imagine the amount ot time necessary just to put home plate into place, for instance. Ot course preparation on the part of the player is iust as important. Mr. Kaufman and Mrs, Martinez, our golf and tennis coaches, could tell you that many long hours of practice are necessary for good playing. Yes, spring brings not only cheer and sunshine to Roosevelt but also tour tine sports to end the year's tournaments. qiflflf fl gfiw 'N-ci' ., I .X Mu- ' ' f' 4 i- -sf, 1., 7:51, , ,f ., . V ,- 5'9 K Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt FOOTBALL SCORES BASKETBALL: Varsity Scores Montgomery Cardozo Wilson Coolidge Bell Western Dunbar RHS 47 ,.......,........,,.......,......... Chamberlain 59 RHS 60 ,........ ,...,..... W ilson' 57 ' RHS' 50 ,.,.... ,, ..,...... Gonzaga 70 RHS 45 ...,...... ,......... J ohn Carroll 62 Ri-is so ..,....., .......... c oolideg' 41 RHS 49 .......... .......... B ell.. 32 RHS 51 ..... .......... W estern' 55 RHS 54 ......... ..,...,.., D unbar' 53 RHS 47 .......,,. .......,., C ardozo' 59 RHS 56 ...,,.... ...,,..... W ilson' 51 RHS 41 ..,... .......,. S t. John 49 RHS 61 ....4..,. .,,.....,. M cKinley 50 RHS 50 ..,,.... ...... C oolidge' 41 RHS 60 .,......, ...,...... G onzaga 47 RHS 73 ...,..,.. .....,. B ell ' 53 RHS 58 ,,..,,... ...,,.. W estern' 72 RHS 36 ......,..,...,..,.........,,..,...,, Dunbar' 43 RHS 52 ....,... .....,,..,.,.......,....., C ardozo' 54 BASKETBALL: .I-V Scores RHS 31 .......,.,. ...,....,...........,... J ohn Carroll 48 RHS 43 ..,.,..,. ,...... G onzaga 41 RHS 50 .,,.., ..,,.. John Carroll 44 RHS 50 ....,,... ,...... C oolidge 27 RHS 44 ......... .,...,. W estern 25 RHS 33 ......... ,...... C ardozo 46 RHS 58 .,.,...., ..,.... W ilson 39 RHS 45 4...,.... ....... W estern 31 RHS 44 ........, ..4.... S t. John 64 RHS 57 .,,....,. 4...,,. C oolidge 42 RHS 46 ,..,...., ,....,. G onzaga 58 RHS 56 ......... ,...... W ilson 63 RHS 44 ,..,....,..,....,,,............,.... Capitol Page 28 'Inter-High League Game Look at our Pep Band in R Formation. They really are better than this in better weather. Get your hot dogs here and Ice Cold Cokes are familiar cries heard at Roosevelt's football and basketball games. The frankfurters-hot dogs -and Coca Cola are traditional refreshments at sporting events all over the United States. When Americans become excited at these events, they become hungry. Therefore, munching on red hots and sipping cokes lend tremendous atmosphere to athletics at Roosevelt. The hot dogs are sold by the Cadets and the cokes are sold by the R Club. Another thing that is traditional at football games is a Pep Band marching. Unless the weather is too bad, the band marches out on the gridiron and plays all types of music to help keep high the spirits of the spectators. ---' --A - --'m-- 111 IIII -if f'D'TT r. X, .,.k A f .. sig ,- .X rv ':9. rw!-wx . ,,-, X-r ax k A . .A A ' J ,Q N vm.- , si. -P- ,f -. vu Y wif? HOCKEY TEAM: Meena Airnani, Subbash Anand, Bessie Birdas, Viola Cornelius, Sandra Garris, Marlene Green, Vivian Jackson, Wanda Oates, Mary On, Brenda Pruitt, Prema Subrarnani. Listen to Mrs. Haid explaining to her class how to hold the badminton racquet. F-f 'W . V, i 5 61 , 22.56, .1 You can see how exciting Girls Sports can be in moments like these.' .a,f No Military Science and Tactics Department could function without the BIG BRASS. Our Big Brass means Mrs. Wells, Captain Giasson and Cadet Lt. Col. Newman. BAT-TAI.-ION, AT-TEN-TION is the familiar cry of Majors Segal and Browning, kneeling out front. Assistants on these staffs are Lieutenants Nachlas, Hertz, McNeal and Benoit. Members of our REGIMENTAL STAFF are Lt. Col. Newman, Maior Weissberg, Major Brenner, Capt. Woo, Capt, Mulroy, Capt. Ralston, Lt. Oates, Mfsgf. Woodfork, SgtfMai. Rankin, SgtfMai. Kennedy and SgtfMai. Wolper. The Cadets :six 4, Zig I7 Y XX ff X in fi' f XX N And now, here is the Cadet Corps, which, by the way, reminds me of my days as a Rough Rider. Oh, well, let's not go into my history . . .When a young man first comes to Roosevelt, he finds military Training on his program card. 'What is this'?' he may ask-and you may wonder, too, so let me show you as we continue our tour through the armory, rifle range, arsenal, military office, post exchange and drill field. BAND: Captain, David Bell, Lieutenant, Gerald Har- ris, Drum Maior, Julius Edmondson, Baritone, Charles Younger, Bass: Edward Johnson, Ronald Loftlin, Bells, Jerry Warder, Clarinet: Joseph Carter, Alfred Derricotte, John Hirsh, Darryl Jackson, Victor Mc- Pherson, Michael Taylor, Drums: Jerome Freeman, Ronald Gilkes, John Payne, Arthur Phynes, Willie Thompson, Horn: Wilbert Berryman, Paul Hammond, Wayne Hammond, Saxophone: Robert Armstrong, Curtis Berry, Russell Gill, Vernon Gill, Laurence Po- vich, Daniel White, Trombone: Joffre Clark, Melvin Hayden, Sidney Jarvis, Gershwin Johnson, Trumpet: Ronald Bailey, Humphrey Barnes, Ralph Daniels, Norman Eisenberg, Marvin Fulton, Kenneth Lee, John Leslie, Russell Lewis, Earl Rhue, O'Donnald Shep- pard, Jesse Small, Edward Washington. ,, N K , 1. s-.it BS: Members of the COLOR GUARD are Sgt. Wiley, Sgt, Recachinas, Sgt. Metze and Sgt. Van Sandford. They are proud to carry the American flag and the school colors. 1111--.-d 5:11am-Y.-ff .125-F5 f g!'l'7'-T'i ' Q,-4-wan :-1111S3:5:zu3i::::iKS-Iggggyzrgggyglf2-fgggfvn S13 :IU pllffz- Jgxflmm 1prnwf ',Mrfg'1 .- M. V ..- 3-13 S33 ll in A rm - H .w .ff ii-'i-:-' 11:::::12-53:25l'5:s?':,5::E,i',,,.,,-,-0 111- 11 Q! HI M .f-'ssl'-, ie2w ' --15 111 -p1:.'.-Q-a 'KJV' S! .-as-'r full, 13 7.-13111--13-?,.,.-5:2-sf,,,g1!l ,,,.n- 13 , V pdf .-g1U,f,f,,-5-4'ij'.f-11 , , IU .--J.-'-2'--- hu-Il i 10 . In- - e My I 'kr d I , sq. , Vi i' Q e '-.iezfmwfg . s f 5 . ' , 'V -1, :-. .wa-A ' ' , , V T- 19:5 s- I ' i . , ' . if fsfw- ' ., , , ,- W ,f-'...n1 ,Jw-if f ,-'aa ae. , , ,. - 1 ,ff 4. iv W- 63 ,,,,., ' .9 iff if., Y, i x F -1 . sl. JG COMPANY E: Capt. Waller, Ist Lt. Brock, 2nd l.t. Crosson, lst Sgt. Smith, MfSgts. Jones and Tolson, Sgts. lst Class: Graham, Neely, Riley, Sgts.: Bigelow, Bledsoe, Carver, Hyater CGuidon Bearerj, Melvin, Milburn, Rousey, Cpls: Carter, Clagon, Manning, Preziotti, Saunders, Pvts. lst Class: Hood, Jordan, Kass, Katz, Sonneman, Washington, Williams, Woody Pvts: Allen Benoit, Clark, Fletcher, Ford, Hartsfield, Hazel, Holland, Houser, Kemp, Laurence, McConnell, Pen- dleton, Pierce, Pinel, Price, Quick, Smith, Spence, Strange, Sumpter, Thomas, Williams, Wright. COMPANY G: Capt. Garland, lst Lt. Williams, 2nd lt, Balthrop, lst Sgt. Carter, MfSgts. White and Witherspoon, Sgts. lst Class: Espeut, Guinyard, Liggins, Sgts.: Aylor, Cassell, Ellis, Fells, Reynolds, Whitted lGuiclon Bearerl, Yee, Cpls.: Harris, Mumford, Parker, Robinson, Smith, Wiggins, Woo, Pvts. Ist Class: Anderson, Austin, Aycock, Davis, Hines, Holmes, Jennings, Pruitt, Pvts.: Andrews, Bromley, Clark, Gasaway, Hendricks, Henry, Holmes, James, C. Johnson, M. Johnson, McGuthrie, Moten, Offutt, Price, Proctor, Robinson, Shelton, Soo Hoo, Swiggert, Tremble Webster. :IT st. B Tl. 64 Regiment ga, nd. mzf , I ' fn ix' 42 lr I .J ...l 1,.J . -J J .,.....,,,....,,,,. 4. .v .. .JJ 4? COMPANY K: Capt. Hyman, 'Isl' Lt. Gerow, 2nd Lt. Jones, 'lst Sgt. Baker, MfSgts. Bussey and Miller, Sgts. lst Class: Hawkins, Simanis, Wiggins, Sgts.: Dixon, Miller, Robbins, Robinson, Sperling lGuidon Bearerj, Taishoff, Wheat, Cpls.: Baker, Brady, Clark, Ford, Georgopoulos, Gillespie, Graves, Harris, Hines, Kuri, Morris, Pryde, Leighton, Robinson, Pvts. 'lst Class: Amato, Aranha, Durphy, Gould, Oremland, Pvts.: Baritz, Brent, Brooks, Carmon, Coley, Cummings, Fields, Gilliam, Goodwin, Hughes, Kimbrough, Lundy, Milton, Moorhead, Schumacher, Smith, Strats, Stevens, Tauber, Turner, Willis, Woods. COMPANY L: Capt. Salinsp lst Lt. Pelham, 2nd Lt. Dixon, 'lst Sgt. Brooks, MfSgts.: Brown, Kalivretenos, Walker, Sgts. 'Ist Class: Dass, Eisler, Friedlander lGuidon Bearerl, Mallory, Sgts.: Allen, Lin, Little, McCluney, Ratra, Taylor, Cpls.: Banks, Hugely, Rubin, Saunders, Shuster, Thompson, Washington, Pvis. lst Class: Collins, Dean, Henderson, Parker, Reagin, Yancey, Pvts.: Amos, Baumgardner, Brooks, Carter, Davis, Edwards, Gilliam, Green, Higgs, Holmes Jackson, Jones, Kirkland, Levin, F. Lindsey, W. Lindsey, Marimow, Newman, Patsalides, Rivers, Robinson, Speaks Stanley, Tyler, Wilkins, Williams, Wills. JJ . .J.J,.J JJ 1 X ,,, 65 ,J lea M, lpn .7l.i , We have had a championship MAP TEAM for the last three years Last year a record Map Team Score was established by Roosevelt This year Steve Newman is captain Other members are R Browning V, Gill A Hertz W Muroy A Ralston A Ratra A Segal L Sperling K Taishoff R Van Sanford R. Weissberg Coordination neatness and precision are key factors to these men as well as those in the proud Drill Team DRILL TEAM Captain-R. Garland Co-Capt.-E. Crosson 'lst lt.-C. Williams 2nd Lt.-B. Dixon Guidon Bea rer-A. Ratra Members: R. Bigelow C. Gasaway R. Hawkins J. Henry H. Holmes R. Kirkland P. Levin R. Loftlin K. Melvin H. Neeley A. Pruitt E. Smith L. Sperling W. Washington G. Whitted E. Wiggins D. Williams W. Woods . , Vlil, m:,, 2 To make the RIFLE TEAM a main must prove himself a crack shot. These men have done if. E. Crosson i 0 J. Friedlander .F M R. Garland H. Neeleydd, Alan M . Salins J. Simanis J. Waller G. Whihed RIFLE CLUB: Pres., J. Waller, V.P., T. Mallory, Sec., J. Simanis, Treas.: B. Brenner 8. H. Robinsonlltqgyuy F. Allen, H. Barifz, D. Bell, D. Brady, D. Collins, E. Crosson, B. Dixon, W. Fields, J. Friedlancler, R. Garland, V. Gill, J. Graves, W. Hammond, R. Hawkins, A. Hertz, J. Huguley, G. Hyman, B. Jones, J. McNeal, T. Miller, L. Nachlas, H. Neely, S. Newman, A. Parker, H. Pafsalides, R. Pelham, A. Rafra, H. Robinson, M. Salins, B. Shusrer, L. Sperling, M. Stanley, K. Taishoff, S. Tauber, G. Whiffed, C. Williams, R. Williams, W. Wood. 4 SABRE CLUB: S. Newman, Ist LTs.: Brac Nachlas. Pres., Maior Browning, V.P., 2nd LT. Crosson, Sec. Isf Lt. Her1zp Treas., Capt. Hyman. LT. Col I S I' Waller Woo Malorsz Segal and Weissberg, CapTs.: Bell, Garland, Mulroy, Ra sion, ams, , k, Gerow, Harris, McNeal, Oates, Pelham, Williams, 2nd Lts.: Balrhrop, Benoit, Dixon, Jones C mander Gill VC Mallory AdiuIan1'Litfle, Finance Officer Miller. B. Allen, CHEVRONS CLUB: om , - - 1 P H mmond R Hawkins J Hirsh, E. Johnson, J. Kennedy, R. Loftlin, R. Carver, H. Cassell, M. Gaines, . a , . 1 - M. Melvin, R. Miller, H. Neely, A. Rafra, S. Robbins, H. Robinson, O. Sheppard, J. Simanis, H. Sperling, K. Taishoff, A. Tay or l , R. Van Sanford, G. Whlffed, E. Wiggins. 68 l N . 'Q-. ' , fl , 1 V il ' If w . I 4 I' I l This scene represents an annual event-the AWARDING OF COMMISSIONS to cadet of-Ticers who have earned them. These commissions, presented in proper ceremony in the auditorium, are The insfrumenls of authority for commissioned oHicers. USI-IER SERVICE is performed by non-coms who are selected because of their inspection grades and good character. These fellows-V. Gill, G. Dass, P. Liggins, T. Mallory, H, Neely, J. Simanis, H. Robinson, M. Espeut-are on duty for an assembly program. Perhaps The assembly of mos? inferesf to cadefs is The one we have iusl seen. , 6 9 Q WM- V 5 M4 These Typical CLASS SCENES are familiar To all cadefs. Every cadeT musf learn many basic signs and symbols, as Cadei Mai. Browning is insfrucling This group. Such informaTion is necessary for The performance of exfendecl order drill shown on The field. This drill represenTs movemenT of squad members in combaT acfion. All officers musT become familiar wiTh Techniques of milifary insTrucTion. i ' 4 , Y f 1 4 i'y',jVj 515' '-W. ', -'ax 2.3, ' L- ' A 3 I if i 1 fl ' A ' L 4 4 4 l' -2 if-S 9lQfZ1 5+ lllemliiiuiii f 4 4 f '- if if? T S fa fm ii l l :.1'.f':1E'5:,f, 1-' 'J-i- WFF . -.-fbi, .- . ... l -' ' if - , .j' cy ,qs In K ' - J' r A .,. ' , , 5. ..,,,,,,f.-:., V . . . N V.. -y V- ..- ' -X r ssxwfv . 4,, V A- , 'gi - - . - ..,-f'- .5 , c - 2--rc ' ' , - ' ' A i ' . ' 1- .lf.G. -, f -25 'l'r'.:n,g -- - -Q - if .. ixvx.. :Q 1 K V 'ff'W3:35'm? E'-'s+'f. ff-94545444, , . :r !iEiea:fsQ f QQ. 41231 K E-Hn'-'JR' -gf V sl- 'f'P -'sr-Nw A sg3t,,'ss fare-- 5.5- , ,ff '3'fur,i4 efwilgb. Nea..-1-g,1, .T3t13,f.sI'.f wi, -N Visitors to our school on a non-uniform day might witness a DAILY DRILL like that shown here if they should peer into our stadium early or late during school hours. It takes much practice in civilian attire to make a good show on parade occasions. When another year nears its close, new officers must be chosen at Roosevelt. This is done by having the non-commissioned officers attend an Officer Candidate School fO.C.S.J held for a period of four weeks and directed by the existing officers. After a rugged period of training, the officers for the next year are chosen by averaging O.C.S. test grades, academic records for the preceding semesters and a composite grade in military science. In this way a promotion list is established from which selections are made. Captain Giasson, our military instructor, gives the boys such good training that the officer candidates are always bound to receive their commissions. I can't resist an expression of sincere admiration for this particular Cadet Corps-the Fifth Regiment. 71 ' ?L - Wlllldllllll iulmi iillllfllmm 1L--.,,.,. - 91-11. -Y l ll Z. lr The 0V'gc6Zl77liZdfi rw li' 2--em .4 fegiij Q e - -:gre ,D x ,J The Club Room is one place where activity is al- ways in progress, for this is the headquarters for all our organizations. We have everything from language clubs to music groups, from defense teams to pro- fessional interests and from photo activity to publi- cations. Charity drives, advisory movies, Student Day and a new football scoreboard are a few of the activities our Stu-dent Council sponsors. Each week these repre- sentatives of the entire student body meet to plan for the betterment of our school. Now let's meet the organizations. fe -, , 1-Y------W...-.... , f.,. ff ...J , fl' f f STUDENT COUNCIL: Pres., S. Newman, V.P., A. Segalp Sec., B. Keller, Chap., B. Benson. D. Allen, M. Anthony, R. Battle, S. Bazzle, C. Blume, P. Brooks, S. Butler, R. Caputo, J. Carter, J. Cobb, G. Dass, G. Davis, P. Dean, C. Drew, J. Eckerson, A. Ezrin, J. Friedlander, R. Garland, S. Gordon, E. Green, D. Harvey, C. Henderson, B. Hill, S. Holton, E. Jones, R. Kass, A. Leak, J. Lewis, A. Liggins, P. Liggins, V. McCarter, D. Moore, L. Pace, G. Primm, J. Richman, I. Romersa, M. Smith, T. Stevens, A. Stitely, C. Stoutsenberger, F. Talley, R. Tolson, Walker, S. Watson, O. Webster, L. Webster, R. Weissberg, R. West, E. Wiggins, J. Wilkinson, W. Wright. L. 72 -i..,,-.- H? -1. Z.. 'V' ....u-on V T Yr I -ur N.. ' Qfkiw. anim A RED CROSS: Pres., L. Randolph, V.P., C. Clarke, Sec., C. Drew, Treas., B. Benson. M. Aimani, S. Anand, M. Astier, D. Bell, B. Bishop, M Brigham, L. Brisker, S. Brooks, G. Butler, V. Butler, J. Carter, J. Christi, G. Clay, C. Clemens, J. Coghill, G. Davis, B. Devore, M. Edwards, M. Forsythe, R. Franklin, B. Frazier, Y. Gainey, P. Gibson, E. Green, J. Green, S. Green, B. Guerra, E. Head, C. Hines, L. Jenkins, G. Jermany, A. Johnson, F. Laignel, V. McCarter, G. McCottoy, D. Mclntyre, D. Mason, L. Matthew, D. Moore, M. Moorhead, S. Nelson, L. Nguyen, B. Nix, M. Owens, A. Parran, J. Popowsky, B. Pruitt, A. Ratra, J. Robinson, J. Robinson, T. Robinson, I. Romersa, C. Sturges, N. Taylor, F. Thornton, L. Tureman, J. Turner, L. Weston, J. Whisonant, R. Wiginton, Y. Wilkinson, M. Tillinghast, Y. Wooten, C. Younes. Q43 i l I ALAN DAVIS CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Acting Pres., Richard Weissberg. Marie Collins, Judith Eckerson, Stephen Newman, Amie! Segal. Spring Inductees Knot picturedl: Marlene Astier, Lisa Brisker, Charlene Clarke, Alvin Ezrin, Janet Lewis, Linda Randolph, Irene Romersa. 73 il' FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Pres., D. Lewis, V.P., S. Butler, Sec., M. Forsythe, Treas., G. Davis. S. Anand, B. Benson, L. Brisker, S. Brooks, C. Clay, J. Cobb, B. Dean, C. Drew, K. Freeman, G. Gibson, S. Gordon, E. Johnson, S. Kenand, E. King, D. Moore, S. Nelson, G. Primm, J. Robinson, I. Romersa, A. Smith, B. Valentine, S. Watson, R. West, J. Widmayer, Y. Wilkinson, S. Williams. fav:-'v',rsfQ.,-,, -. -.4- K we-ue, . -Z. tf.iP.:4Y. 1 ' M CVIL DEFENSE TEAM: First Aid: M. Astier, G. Baldadian, D. Balthrop, R. Baurngardner, D. Bell, M. Benoit, H. Black, A. Brooks J. Brooks I A. Brown, R. Browning, W. Bussey, S. Butler, A. Carter, H. Chambers, H. Clarke, M. Collins, R. Cromer, E. Crosson, E. Cunningham G Davis, C. Drew, J. Eckerson, J. Edmonds, S. Fagans, E. Ford, J. Galler, R. Garland, V. Giap, J. Gibson, G. Goldman, W. Green, G, Ha,-,gs J A H t G H man R Jackson H Johnson B Jones R Jordan, E. Kelso, G. Keriakos, M. Liebowitz, A. Lewis, D. Lewis J. Lewis Harvey, . erz, . y , . , . , . ,. W. McCoy, J. McNeal, D. Mantis, J. Metz, M. Mirman, S. Mirman, J. Mulroy, L. Nachlas, A. Oates, R. Pelham, E. Prophet, G. Prophet D. Ralston, L. Randolph, R. Rankin, D. Recachinas, R. Rodetter, M. Salins, V. Scott, E. Smith, C. Stoutsenberger, H. Thompson, W. Thomp- son, M. Turner, B. Voultsides, J. Waller, C. Washington, R. Weissberg, J. Wells, C. Williams, M. Williams, J. White, R. White E. Wiggins J Wilkinson, H. Woo, J. Wood, E. Woods, R. Wylie, Aides: D. Gerow, S. Newman, A. Segal. Communications: B. Brenner. Messengersal D Allen, B. Babinger, S. Banks, J. Barber, B. Benson, C. Blume, L. Brisker, S. Brooks, G. Butler, R. Caputo, C. Clarke, R. Clayton, J. Cobb J. Coghill, J. Conge, S. Davis, B. Dean, D. Doralp, M. Forsythe, J. Friedlander, L. Garner, P. Gibbs, A. Giby, G. Glasgow, J. Green, S. Green K. Johnson, P. Jones, B. Keller, M. Koskouras, M. Lee, M. Lindsey, K. Lomax, B. Moose, R. Naiarian, A. Nash, C. Nelson, P. Oliver, M. Poteat J. Pusateri, C. Ray, l. Romersa, M. Sears, N. Seeley, L. Smith, A. Stitely, C. Uudike, C. Washington, S. Watson, R. West, J. Widmayer, J. Wil kinson, E. Wyatt, C. Younes. 74 ' -fl ffl 1 LP'--v V' F Y-TEENS: Pres., S. Fagansp V.P., J. Wilkinson, Sec., J. Lee, Treas., L. Webster. J. Battle, M. Brinkly, Brown, E. Bruton, M. Burrell, G. Butler, G. Clay, F. Daughton. J. Davis, B. Dean, L. Edwards, Fletcher, K. Freeman, G. Gibson, P. Gibson, G. Glasgow, M. Greenup, L. Haynes, W. Hill, C. Hines, V. Hirsh, M. Jenkins, E. Jones, A. Leak, D. Lee, M. Lee, D. Lewis, M. Lindsey, C. Lipscomb, J. Marshall, D. Mitchell, D. Moone, M. Moorehead, R. Murray, T. Newsome, F. Robinson, J. Robinson, P. Robinson, A. Sanford, E. Stewart, C. Sturges, D. Terrell, L. Tureman, J. Turner, L. Webster, S. Wilkins, S. Williams, Wilson, C. Winston. M. J. P. SCIENCE CLUB: Pres., R. Weissberg, V.P., J. Mulroy, Sec., G. Davis, Treas., G. Dass, B. Allen, S. Barity, S. Brooks, M. Burrell, J. Carlos, C. Clarke, L. Edwards, M. Edwards, N. Eisenberg, R. Garland, G. Gibson, P. Gibson, R. Gill, J. Green, S. Green, A, Leak, M. Liebowitz, M. Musselman, L. Nachlas, R. Rankin, A. Ratra, B. Shuster, C. Sturges, M. Syphax, B. Walky, D. White, F. Yee. 1 fk-., ' if s. - 5 3 . f X 75 DISCUSSION CLUB: Pres., J. Wilkinson, V.P., W. Hunt, Sec., S. Brooks, Treas., M. Forsythe, M. S. Barity, B. Benson, R. Brack, E. Bruton, G. Butler, S. Butler, C. Clarke, G. Clay, J. Coghill, M. G. Dass, G. Davis, B. Dean, C. Drew, B. Ellis, A. Ezrin, S. Fagans, M. Foster, G. Gibson, B. Hill, kins, M. Lancaster, J. Lewis, M. Liebowitz, M. Lindsey, V. McCarter, R. Murray, L. Nachlas, S. S. Newman, T. Newsome, N. Pearson, G. Primm, L. Randolph, A. Ratra, J. Robinson, G. M. Tillinghast, L. Webster, R. Weissberg, Y. Wilkinson, J. Wills, P. Wilson. STAGE CREW: Manager, J. Galler. D. Bell, R. Browning, R. Carver, G. Dass, C. Eisler D. Gerow, J. Higgs, G. Hyman, J. Kuri C. Linn, T. Mallory, R. Miller, T. Miller, N. Perkins, A. Perros, A. Ralston, A. Ratra B. Voultsides, R. White. X li ix xy ' Asfier, Collins M. Jen Nelson, Talbert, +- y X. '05 lx X-s. ORCHESTRA: Violin: J. Bracey, Concertmaster: M. Aimani, D. Allen, G. Anderson, C. Clay, F. Daughton M. Edwards, A. Ellis, G. Gibson, M. Green, S. Holley, L. Reed, P. Subrahmanyan, P. Taylor, E. Wilkins B. Wills. Viola: R. Kirkland. Cello: J. Leslie. Bass: C. Younger. Flute: R. Stevens. Clarinet: A. Derricotte D. Jackson, D. McNair, R. Miller, J. Wood. Saxophone: C. Berry, R. Gill, V. Gill. French Horn: W. Ham mond, A. Johnson. Trumpet: H. Barnes, D. Bell, E. Washington. Trombone: J. Clark. Piano: M. Murphy F. Robinson. Organ: E. Mance. Tympani: J. Warder. CHOIR: Pres., B. Benson, V.P., L. Brisker, Sec., S. Baker. E. Barber, M. Brigham, C. Brown, G. Clay, E Clagon, C. Clemmens, J. Cobb, J. Cooper, B. Dixon, B. Ellis, S. Pagans, D. Fletcher, S. Garris, B. G k'n G. Gibson S. Gordon M. Hawkins, L. Hazans, M. Hayden, B. Hill, W. Hill, W. Hunt 35 I S, , , 1 R. James H. Johnson K. Johnson, M. Lancaster, J. Mabrey, E. Mance, F. Manning, V. McCarter, B. Mitchell, T. Newsonie, Y. Nicholas, Y. Offutt, L. Pace, M. Page, N. Pearson, R. Rodeffer, C. Scott, P. Scott, G. Wages, R. West, A. White, Y. Wilkinson, J. Midmayer, C. Williams, H. Washington. 77 1 1 ,. , ...f 4.79 QQ:.Q--f., ' ' p 1 if ' W ,. ...,.Y. G-, , M . ln ' ..-..,,, -.-, ,,,, ,, .W . ' . .. , ,krn , .. - . ,ov , .... , . .M V, s l ' ' 4 Jw- , - ,- N ,jaw I . put.: NP, w.. 5 we-f?f.fff-C 1- J4 -'f- ,gf ...W ' ' ' in ?4aN ,-..-- GERMAN CLUB: Pres., C. Hines, V.P., S. Pagans, Sec., A. Ezrin, Treas., M. Forsythe. B. Armstrong, S. Banks, R. Barrie, J. Blaff, W. Bussey, R. Carpenter, J. Cobb, M. Collins, B. Gaskins, J. Gillespie, M. Hayden, H. Johnson, P. Jordan, A. Nash, G. Primm, M. Relkin, S. Robbins, O. Shephard, A. Smith, R. Stevens, K. Taishoff, W. Thompson, R. West. 'QW-ff .sa LATIN CLUB: Pres., R. Weissberg, V.P., L. Randolph, Sec., C. Clarkeg Treas., M. Musselman, J, Avenf D. Barnes, P. Barnes, M. Burrell, R. Bush, J. Carter, A. Chiappinelli, B. Dean, A. Derricofte, C. Drew L. Edwards N. Eisenberg, M. Greene, P. Gibson, B. Gordon, C. Henderson, W. Henery, E. Jacobs R. Kass E. lKarz, E. Kings, P. Levin, A. Leak, D. Mason, W. Mulroy, L. Nguyen, B. Oremland, P. Pryde, J. Lewis, M. Lee, C. Lipscomb, C. Washingtonl, A. Taylor, S. Wong, T. Wood, F. Yee, 1 I if fr SPANISH' CLUB: Pres., I. Romersa, V.P., S. Baritz, Sec., C. Younger, Treas. J. Wills. A. Anderson, C. Anderson, M. Anthony, R. Bailey, M. Baker, D. Balthrop E. Barnes, R. Battle, B. Baumgardner, R. Baumgardner, A. Blair, D. Brady C. Briscoe, P. Brooks, S. Cabell, C. Carter, A. Chiappinelli, l. Cintron, W. Clarke Clay, W. Coburn, D. Coleman, J. Conge, M. Davis, R. Fanis, B. Gaither, G. S. Gardner, E. Garrett, S. Garris, C. Gassaway, G. Glasgow, B. Glenn, D. Gould M Guerin, B. Hawkins, B. Hipsley, J. Hirsh, V. Hirsh, S. Holton, R. Howard, A. Irby, C. Johnson, E. Jones, R. Jordan, B. Keller, J. Kennedy, L. Kimbrough F. Lee, P. Leonard, A. Liggins, W. McCluny, L. Matthew, S. Nelson, S. Nelson, H Patsalides, J. Perry, J. Popowsky, M. Poteat, S. Quick, J. Raynor, J. Rembert Ridenour, H. Robinson, V. Ross, B. Shuster, M. Stanley, M. Syphax, F. Tally, C Thomas, E. Thompkins, C. Thompson, V. Thompson, M. Tillinghast, D. Walker A. Walton, W. Washington, E. White, J. Wood, B. Yee. 79 r lsidore Cintron, Sharon Holton FRENCH CLUB: Pres., M. Astier, V.P., E. Mance Sec., L. Brisker, Treas., R. Franklin. A. Aimani C. Carter, G. Davis, A. Ezrin, M. Foster, V. Gill S. Gordon, M. Guerin, A. Hayman, T. Hertz, D Lewis, T. Mallory, P. Oliver, C. Ray, J. Richman P. Robinson, T. Robinson, A. Segal, P. Subrah manyan, E. Syphax, G. Talbert, Y. Wilkinson, C Winston. 1 mail ,W CAMERA CLUB: Pres., L. Walker. C. Coles, R. Gill, L. Nachlas, R. Rankin, J. Widmayer, R. Wiginton. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB: Pres., B. Benson, V.P., G. Clay, Sec., B. Birdasp Treas., L. White. M. Aimani, S. Anand, A. Anderson, C. Berryman, E. Bruton, J. Carter, C. Clay, A. Cofield, G. Freeman, J. Gray, l. Harvey, V. Hirsh, M. Lancaster, D. Lee, J. Lee, M. Lindsey, F. Manning, S. Mills, T. Newsome, Y. Nlcho las, Y. Offutt, B. Pruitt, F. Robinson, J. Robinson, L. Saunders, P. Scott, P. Subrahmanyan, P. Walter L. Webster, P. Wilson. l l 1-f' f'f fx f 4 i4 '5 fl V a aprt 4 Tlx.mlwgimxQ5 x MEAN. ,,. --Y----r-i '1 ::.v-'-- -1' Q f',.'.'. .- S, Sluflvrits blifrril-ll A lggjli J if Sf'lf'lll't-' ff -'F-A-. BXAWJIAQ me elmrtcr Vol. XXV, No. 1 Roosevelt High School, Washington, D. C. Qctober 15, rd Cf' DA lu,,......-A r 1 I, I . ze,--gfstratil . . L - .,, . .rg xx lil-XJ' ,J ill il 0 7' cl? ZF tl' C J Eau ME, fqfeczffawafer so ,-fr' REPORTER STAFF: Eds.-in-chief, J. Lewis, R. Rodefterp News Ed., B Dean, G. Talbert, Feature Ed., J. Eckerson, P. Montague, Exchange Ed., C. Drew, Copy Ed., J. Robinson, V. Scott, Photographer, K. Marimow, Columnists, A. Segal, W. Sloane, R. Weissberg, Reporters, D. Allen J. Avent, D. Barnes, E. Bruton, P. Jones, B. Mitchell, S. Robbins, J. Simanis, F. Thornton, R. West, S. Williams. 81 1 . I . Happy ' Tlxginksgivingl QV... REPORTER AGENTS: Bus. Man., C. Drew, A. Ezrin, Sec., J. Tillman, Treas., J. Friedlander. S. Blue, C. Carter, D. Courtney, D. Fletcher, B. Gordon, E. Green, C. Hall, A. Harris, A. Hayman, N. Hoosier, A. lrby, R. James, R. Jenkins, H. Lundy, D. McNair, E. Mance, L. Mitchell, H. Neely, L.. Povich, J. Raynor, A. Robinson, L. Robinson, J. Smith, F. Thornton, M. Tillinghast, W. Washington, R. Whitted, P. Wilson. Keeping Roosevelt students enter- tained and intormed is the hard iob that the Reporter, our newspaper, does with great success. Since my role as your guide is nearly finished, I want to thank you for coming along. Here at R.H.S. you have seen how my philosophy-a strenuous lite is a successful lite-has led to high achievement in all tields. Remember it and it will always help you win. And, now, here is the Rough Rider staff again. 17 My 1 'nfl' ww, YEARBOOK STAFF: A. Segal, J. Lee, D. Lewis, A. Ezrin, R. Franklin, L. Brisker, S. Butler, G. Davis, M. Salins, L. Nachlas, B. Moose, R. Rankin. fSee page 86.7 W 4?,g'5Vl?, f'i , 1, gag, ' A 'Lf ., I g ROUGH RIDER AGENTS: R. Andrews, T. Austin, R. Brack, M. Brigham, S- Buflef, J- C0091-2, L- Dean, M. Forsythe, S. Geopouios, P. Gibbs, R Gill A Hayman, V. Hirsh, H. Holmes, N. Hoosier, L Hunt, R. Kirkland, D. Lee, J. Lee, S. Lucas, J. Marshall, M. Moorehead, V. Pop- d E St wart, A. Thrift. olNsky,l L. Randolph, R. Rankin, H. Robertson, M. Sand, D. Sheppar , - 0 82 In Memoriam MAY I? BRADSHAW PRINCIPAL l937 - l949 83 Heregs To Rooseveli High Here's To Roosevelt High Her colors reach The sky- The hills re-echo with a fame That will never die. ,af ,, f- ,ff-,-7 A I-235'7 ' X 84 I 6- v -6 K.. ll! ,..-f !v4,f-- ,H 4,94 ,,sf, ff 1 .-JQ5C-.AQ ,K A ry.. 1.5 , . -.4 ,k ,W Vi If Qfwi, f ---5. ,,,4 ' , lf- ,,,, ,mf1,,Q4g 1 f - ,V 3f ?aw7:f5 ,,,f , , , V X ' .wwxmc'H5f:,C V ' '42 ' Vg-Qfw: , I, ,Q ' W y...,,f, ,pi W 'ffgggxff ' f N f'f-ymmm. A ' .f,,.'5 45-'fqiff ' b , , ' , J,--f--'-'-Q-....- ,,,g, ' . , Q f 'l1 f,ff13I,, f..L ,xy , wmv V' 3 . ' .,MW,,, ,::'ff ' ' H 'M' ' . 3, ,A W ,. .zz 49- ff' , f , H- M 1,,, ff' i1,,,,,,,A.,,. -- . '2 W ' ,fllfqf- ,z,,.,,4 X ,.,,,.f-ff I WMV, .M Allmfaz at Advertisements Art Classes A.....,A,...., Assemblies A.....,.. Assistant Principals ...... Audio-visual Aids .....s. Bank .4.....i,..,.4.....,.,. Baseball ..,s...i.,,,...., Basketball Scores . .. Basketball Teams Battalion Staffs ,i...,,.. Book Room s,....,i . i..... . . Business Education Dept. . . Business Office ..s, . . Cadet Band ......, ...,, ,,is. Cadet Classes Cadet Drill ...s.... Cadets ...,,.,....,,. Camera Club ......... Chevrons Club' ,,... . Choir .. ....,..,. .,....,,., . . Civil Defense Team ..,,,s Clerical Assistants ,..., College Bureau 4,....,.,. Color Guard .. ,,.,,...,.s. .. Commissions Awards .. Curriculum ,...,,.,...,,4.... .. Company E ,,..t... Company G ....., Company K .t,,,,.. Company L Counselors ..,. C... Custodial Staff t.,..,.r Discussion Club ...,.. Drill Team ....,...tt..., Driver Training ..t..,,,. English Department ,t,..t Faculty .,.........,..,.,.,,... Football Scores .... Football Team .,4...,.....,.,,,.,. French Club .,.,.,,.s,....,..,....,.,.,4.. Future Teachers of America ,...,. German Club ..,...,.....,..........,. Golf ,,s,...,....s......,.....,..,....... Greenhouse ,....,..,,,..,s Hall Displays ...,..,s......,. History Department ....,.......... Hockey Team .....,......,....,....,...,. Home and School Association Home Economics Club .,.,....,.......,...,.. The Diznectory .. .. 87 40 48 4 37 12 58 60 56 62 43 41 13 63 70 71 62 80 68 77 74 41 12 63 69 36 64 64 65 65 10 13 76 66 46 ...,...36 6 60 53 79 74 78 59 44 49 38 61 11 Home Economics Department ln Memoriam .t,..,,....,....,.. industrial Arts Department Juniors . ,............. ,............,.,... Language Department ..,,.., Latin Club ,,..,.,,...,i...., Library t,.,.,....,.,,., Lunch Period .,,,..,..,,,...,,. Map Team .......t.,... ........,.. Mathematics Department ...., Music Classes .. . National Honor Society ts.., Nurse t,..,.,.,.,.................,. Orchestra ...,.,...... Organizations .....,t....,... Pep Band ,4....,....tit.,t.i,.... Physical Education Dept. Principal ,......i,.......,..it,.. . Print Shop .... ....,. R Club ..4.,,,...,. .. Red Cross ..4.tt,..,.t,., Regimental Staffs ..t... Report Card ,,,.,i.t... Reporter Agents .,.., Reporter Staff ,..... Rifle Club ....,.4....,t., Rifle Team ...s......t,,...,... Rough Rider Agents ,.,,.. Rough Rider Staff ..,..,, Sabre Club .....,....,., School Panorama ,..,..t School Seal .,,.t. Science Club .......,,,,..,. Science Department ...,,. Seniors .,.,,.,.....t,......,. Sophomores ........ Spanish Club ....,. Special Events .... Speech Therapy ...., Sports s,,,....,,..,..... Stadium ,........,,.,. Stage Crew ,....,....... Steps, Roosevelt ..... Student Council ,,.,. Teddy Shop ...., Tennis ........,..t Track ...,,. g ..,,..... Usher Service .4,... Y-Teens .....,.,s..,.,..,..,s...,.........tt.s. We wish to express appreciation for all assistance in the preparation of this book. Asst. Editor-in-Chief .. Cadets Editor . ,.,,. . Class Editor ... .. Organizations -Editor School Editor .. . Sports Editor .. . Lisa Brisker, ... Martin Salins .... Robert Rankin .. .. Glennet Davis ,.., Roberta Franklin . . .. Diane Lewis .. .. Alvin Ezrin Editor-in-Chief Business Manager ADS Chairman .. Pictures Asst. Pictures Asst. . . Staff Secretary . . Subscriptions Chr. Design and Layout by Martin Salins Photos by Kann's, R. Conner 8- V. Shields H. G. Roebuck, Publisher 86 38 83 39 34 38 78 12 42 66 39 40 73 13 77 72 60 45 5 43 53 73 62 47 81 81 67 67 82 82 68 84 47 75 44 14 35 79 48 37 52 52 76 33 72 42 59 58 69 75 Laurence Nachlas . Luther Walker ..-Brenda Moose .. ..,. Amiel Segal ...Jacqueline Lee ...Sandra Butler A SALUTE TO THE ROUGH RIDER FROM THE ACTIVITIES OF THE FIFTH REGIMENT, WHSCC ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL SECTION 5C-8 DRILL TEAM ROBERT GARLAND mmnpresidem ROBERT GARLAND ...,..................... .......,.4 C apfain MARTIN SALINS mm-.vice-Pres. EVERETT CROSSON ,...... ........ C o-Capt. RONALD BROWNING mm--Secretary AJIT RATRA ......,..... ......... G uide ROBERT PELHAM ...... .,.,..., T reasurer EDGAR SMITH ' G uide MAP TEAM RIFLE TEAM STEPHEN NEWMAN' ......,.............,................. Captain k MARTIN SALINS ............... .................,.. C o-Capt. JOHN WAI-LER Wm-.Captain Weif-Sbefg' MU'f0Y Hem' ROBERT GARLAND ...I....,.. ....,.......I,........ C ecapf. Browning Segal RBISTOH Miller, T. Neely Hawkins Simanis Newman Crosson Taishoff Ratra TBYIOF, A- Robinson, H. Hertz Stanley Sperling Dass VanSanford Friedlander Whitted Jones Simanis Gill, V. Pafsalides Brooks, P. Neely 'Member of last year's Champion Map Team Hyman SABRE CLUB CHEVRONS CLUB RONALD BRQWNING ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, p regdem VERNON GILL .,.......... .,.,..... C ommander EVERETT CRQSSQN ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, V ice-pfe5, THURMOL MALLORY .,... ....... V ice Comdr. ANTHONY HERTZ ,,,,, ,,,,,.,,, 5 ecrefary CERVERA LITTLE ..... .. .,,.......,.,... Adiutant GARY HYMAN llnnnn ',,,,,,, 1' reasurer THOMAS MILLER ...,. .......... F inance Officer RIFLE CLUB THE ROCKS JOHN WALLER ..........,.. ........ P residenf THURMOL MALLORY I...... ..,....... V ice Pres. JURIS SIMANIS ......... ......... Se crefary BROWNING - GARLAND - BELL BURTON BRENNER ........ .,.,.... 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