Roosevelt Middle School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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14 CLASS RCJSTER-GIRLS Name Ambition Probable Future Kunkel, Adele General's wife Gob's wife Laird, Anjtq Stenographer She married her boss Lghmqnl Iqnette Secretary Bunco expert Lumpljin, Begffjce Model 'IMlSS .A.I'I'1G1'lCCIH Lyons, Mariorie MacQuon, Gertrude Madison, Virginia Markle, Barbara Marks, Gloria Marsh, Bernice Mathison, Austa Mayer, Barbara McChristy, luanita Mendenhall, lessie Meyers, Kathryn Miller, Gloria Overleese, loanne Parchen, Violet Paredes, Bose Pastoral, Sarah Patterson, Louise Paulson, lean Piraino, Frances Primmer, Carol Prioleau, Iune Radin, Marion Ryno, Patsy Schrader, Peggy Selwyn, Betty lane Shepard, Frances Smith, Florence Stanton, Phyllis Strugo, Rose Terramagra, Kattie Thompson, Laura lean Thorne, Evelyn Tucker, Mary Alice Van Oosbree, Angeline Webb, Barbara Wieland, Alta Wincote, May Lou Wood, Flora Algebra teacher Home ec. teacher Stenographer Pianist Tennis Champ Secretary latin teacher Art teacher Model Undertaker Secretary Dramatist Doctor Mah teacher Model Artist Doctor Newspaper Reporter Dress designer Librarian Secretary Own a store Famous Dancer A Surgical Nurse Kindergarden teach. Second Gary White Dressmaker Dress designer Interior decorator Singer Happy housewife Lawyer Secretary Nurse Teacher Debater Writer Sweet and Simple Cartoonist Demonstralor Band leader Tin pan mtar. Ping Pong Amateur Acrobat Archeologist Sky writer F lap-jack turner Ghost woman Chef Tongue-tied Diving Champ Madam X Hat Check girl Cake Decorator Pill Manufacturer Fiction Writer Paper doll artist Book worm Lady's maid Dime store clerk Pretzel Bender Biologist Second Childhood Bob white Grandmother Hum-a-tune artist Sales lady Yell leader Society girl District Attor.'s wife Five and ten girl Doctor's wife Hair dresser Manicurist Parachute lumper Who cares?

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13 CLASS RCSTER-GIRLS Name Alexander, Coralie Anderson, Gertrude Arterburn, Betty Arterburn, Mildred Barrows, Frances Bolas, Marjorie Bolivar, Eleanor Buonpensiero, Petrina Burke, Gertrude Burnett, Olive Christopher, Dorothy Clifft, Norma Collaso, Iennie Collins, Billie Mae Collins, Patricia Coward, Winiired Cox, Nora Cromer, Emmy Lou De Riemer, lean Elliot, Irene Erickson, Buth Foster, Ruth Freeland, Bita Gaines, Fay Ganzer, Shirley Gaskin, lessie Gates, Bernice Giacalone, Angie Giacalone, lennie Giacalone, Mary Giberson, lean Glasson, Treva Gonzales, Nellie Gordon, Shirley Hall, Margaret Holmes, Norma lacks, Marie Jeffries, Betty Lou Iulian, Nancy Iune, Betty lane lustice, Geraldine Kitchens, Dorothy ture Ambition Probable F Newspaper reporter Deafman's Wife Secretary Housekeeper Air hostess Miner's wife Nurse Floor Walker Cellist Carpenter Business Woman Farmerette Secretary Boss's Wife Saleswoman Clerk Secretary Handwrit. analysis English Teacher Costume designer Secretary Good cook lournalist Child Specialist English Teacher Gym Teacher Musician Teacher Commercial artist Ensign's wife Explorer Artist Secretary Radio Star Reporter Gym Teacher Stenographer Secretary Secretary English teacher Aviatrix Stenographer Secretary Usherette Dancing teacher Tennis Champ Nurse Ace Music teacher Librarian Secretary 2nd Tressler WPA Seamstress Script girl 2nd Emily Post 2nd Shakespeare Mother of ten Stooge Flat footed Piano tuner Maid in a Day Nurs. Cartoonist Sailor's qirl Social science teach. Hula Dancer Proof reader Another Mary Livingston Ofiice Boy Acrobat Stooge for Shirley Torch Sinqer Orphans hom Temple e matr. Teacher oi the Dumb Air stewardess Telephone op Anything but Mother-in-law Chorus girl luggler Air Hostess Ioker Yoddler Baseh. player Fired erator 's wife

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15 CLASS ROSTER-GIRLS Name Ambition Probable Future Woollett, Barbara Teacher Ladies Aid president Wueste, Adrienne Authoress Bedtime story-teller Yale, Grace Musician Operat. of buzz saw Yett, Olarine Music teacher Run orph. cats home Yoshida, Susaye Secretary Society girl CX, Story of a MILLER who was ta BATCI-IELDER. A young FRENCH teacher by the name of DAVIS CLARKSON of CLARK, was appointed fire MARSHALL and Warden of LEAVEN- WORTH prison. Because he was KNOLES by all ot the prisoners WELLS, his GOODBODY was well liked. One day a MILLER was sent to jail for PRESTON a fire BELL. The warden said: I know not the PRICE of such a GREEN deed. I GRANT YOU, he said, a chair. PARKER over here. SHEA tml on you, he said. The MILLER COOKING his hat, TURNER around and replied: I made no NOYES. My ROCK head is worse than WOOD. EVANS, my body is like a SPADE. None of your LIPPOLD man, replied the Warden, Be off. IM-HOPE, said the MILLER. The MILLER, set free, flew like the HAWK IN SON and scmg like the ROBBINS in the spring on his Way home. Note: I MENTZE story for a tragedy, so I had to HURLEY up and finish. THE END.