Theodore Roosevelt High School - Saga Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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4 , .IUANITA AIRINGTUN Service Certificate, TRO Class Representative, Major R, Music, Minor R, Muslc. 1 ' J' ' ,,4 b 7. ff 1 GV .Q , . Q, SHULAMITH ASHENBERG Arista, Honor School-5 terms TRO Class Representative, U.N. Contest Winner, Language Award Hebrew-Golden Ayin. 35 yxfy s...,,,.-M' JOHN ASPRUMUNTE TRO Class Representative, Co operative Course. is I f x al l ll ii- ELAL. COVON E ALIDA ATTILI JACGUELINE BAILEY Honor School-2 terms, Scholar- ship Certiicate, Service Certifi- cate, TRO Class Representative, Tennis Club. - MARTIN BANDEL Service Certificate, Boys Major R, Rifle Team. IESUS AYALA Boys Maior R, Swimming, Boys Minor R, Swimming. BETTY BAILLIE Cooperative Course. INGRID BAGUSCHE TRO Class Representative: Red Letter Day Committee, Senior Rep- resentative, Cooperative Course. JACK BALABAN Honor School-1 term, Service Certificate, Boys Major R, Track. 457' CARULE BARD Service Certificate, Red Cross Representative, Human Relations Club. BARBARA BARISM Arista, Honor School-5 terms, Scholarship Certificate, Service Certificate, Senior Representative.

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CARLOS ALMODDVAR Minor R, Music. 'flu 'J' PATRICIA ALTRIJ Service Certificateg Stenography Honor Certificate, 100 words. ANGELO ARMAS Minor R, Music. the Drama Club performed in a very humorous skit about many of the teachers and supervisors with whom we had become acquainted. From this show, we were aware of the many activities we could take part in during our days at Roosevelt. We all eagerly awaited the beginning of Christmas vacation. lt gave us a chance to rest after completing mid-term exams. We sophomores were comforted when we realized what a wonderful school Roosevelt is and how much we would enioy our stay. Charlotte Fischer and Renee Schecter T 5 C17 f , glJ?'D'Jll

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2'-PTES , 1 . 1 x, -. yx , S. it 'i .MNA N!-FA , as wtlllll e, I . 4- fig: Y , V I ' 7 yy tow W TERRY BATTLE TRO Class Representative, Co- operative Course. SAGA OF OUR DAYS CHAPTER FOUR Well, there we were, fourth termers, after a week's between-term vaca- tion. For a maiority of us, it was quite an experience to get a whole set of new teachers after only one term. But new teachers weren't all we had in store for us that term. To start the semester off on a note of togetherness , the Human Rela- tions Club, under the skillful direction of Mr. Leo Lieberman, sponsored our first International Buffet Dinner during Brotherhood Week. ln the spirit of brotherhood, parents, teachers, and students sampled the foods of many nations. Another new experience at Roosevelt was a Valentine's Day Dance, at which time everyone enioyed the good music and the decorations in the gym. Here we were to meet the future members of our clubs, teams, honor societies, T.R.O. Council, and the scholarship and celebrity winners of our senior class. But more important, we were to gain friendships that would last us through our remaining years at Roosevelt and possibly longer. In March, we attended a Talent Show sponsored by Miss Elkin and the T.R.O., which was a grand success. Through the efforts of Mr. Sanford Wolf, as emcee and auditioner, the shy boy from across the luncheon table became a lively and talented singer, and the tomboy from study hall turned into an agile and graceful ballerina. We witnessed the birth of a new literary magazine which was christened Prelude, and was under the creative guidance of Miss Natalie Sheidlower. When published, it was acclaimed highly by its readers. Our Square Deal once again won first prize at the Columbia Press Convention. Everyone waited impatiently for the day which was soon to arrive. On May 'l5, 1963, we boarded the City of Keansburg, the boat which was to take us to Rye Beach. A marvelous time was had on the boat and at Play- land, and we began thinking about next year's trip. The fourth term would soon be over, but before summer vacation, we had to wrestle with Regents exams. These completed, we looked foward to summer, and faced the oncoming terms with bright hopes and fond memories. Rose Oliveras