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

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ESTHER BERG Service Certificateg Human Rela- tions Club. uv' ff' LINDA BERKOWITZ Arista, Honor School-5 terms, Scholarship Certificate, Third page Square Deal Editorg Span- ish Scholarship Certificate. ALLEN BLITZ Arista, Boy Leaderg Senior Cele- brityg Regents Scholarship Win- ner, Statesman Society, Presi- dent. Mill N X ,ii xl is yi -iv fi are Sfilii all -vi WGA if S A G A 0 F O U R D A Y S CHAPTER FIVE The unfamiliarity of being sophomores had worn off by this time, for those of us who had entered the school as third termers. We felt more in the swing of things and were looking forward to a year of many exciting ex- periences. All iuniors wanted to try their luck at the PSAT exams to be given shortly. We knew that although these College Board Exams were only practice, in a year's time we would be taking the real thing, so we tried to achieve the highest scores possible. This term brought with it many new assets to our fine faculty. Among the newly appointed teachers were Mr. Eisenberg, Mrs. Moscato, Miss Lipnack, Mrs. Wepner, Miss Ratner, Miss Sloves, and others. Mr. Leo Lieberman left our staff and assumed the responsible iob of Assistant Principal at P.S. 22, Bronx. Also, for a short time, Peace Corps members gained much experience by teaching and observing classes. Their sojourn at Roosevelt was to serve as basic training for their future assignments as teachers in remote corners of the world. Much praise was given to our own Darvels whom we heard at various school functions. Their first record, I Lost My Baby, was really great, and we all predicted a successful career for them. As autumn wore on, and the holiday season approached, one bitter November afternoon cast its dark shadow over the land. The stinging recol- lection of President Kennedy's assassination was imprinted firmly on our minds and spirits. The Thanksgiving season of that year was a saddened one, and we all gave thanks for having lived under his short, yet meaning- ful administration. Snow started covering our city and all the bright signs of the Christmas season soon filled shop windows. Between shopping uptown and down- town, we spent some time at home studying for mid-terms, which were soon to be upon us. With these tests completed, we watched a thoroughly enjoyable Christmas assembly, and at the end of the day, we wished our friends a Happy Holiday, and rested for the next ten days.

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PETER BLUME I3 MARIE BORRELLO Service Certiflcateg Student Council. LINDA BREEH Service Certificate: Major R, Musicg Future Teachers Club. 22 7 'fu' f f - f , f f , , PIIYLLIS BLUMENTIIAL Service Certificate. SUSAN BLUMENTIIAL Honor School-3 terms: Scholar- ship Certificateg Service Certifi- categ Baton R, Orchestra DULURES BONET GAIL BOIJKMAN Service Certificate. lk QR, if X ! ' Q R I M lc, M if 'C lil R ROSE BORENSTEIN Honor School-1 termg Scholar- ship Certificateg Service Certifi- categ Future Teachers Club. IRIS BRAAF Aristag Honor School-5 terms: Winner, City Wide Hebrew Lan- guage Contestg Hebrew Award, Golden Aying Hebrew Culture Club. Q ' VALERIE BROOKS Red Cross Representative: Clubg Basketball Club. Tennis