Roosevelt High School - Rooseveltian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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M Qs Future Scientists Of America .,., Q -I wiuiiou l l A 2712 ' vt lt lv: Nw: Mil, C iv: ' 1 , n ' ' w .,.1 , M i ' 1 I N i XX Fl vt - -I G ' M, I E iq 5 y ri , ..:v' i , ,. a 1 i . t xiii t - The Future Scientists of America is one of :,-f , T P 'ry RHS's most active clubs. This organization is re- ! 00 l I 0 5 Q . I t U' l s V U1 I s wi ,C ou , luv e, I 'Qi 4 I to I 'I A c 1' J H 0 Ht 3 1 o no 1 , qi 1, W. V I , R I X r 'A If f , im . ow f at I ., , v Q I f l Ne I, f J in X , ' f i is '-af f- gy. 1 .529 r ' V .: . U , 'g--5,3 W . --if ' f I V N 4 rv? Hubert Hartville. Brenda Dillon, Rebecca Hall and O'merrial Butchee' Oscilloscope. :l::a:x:x:l ' i 5Eiiff ',liff ' ii. . 1 ' ' Sli' jr L' . .tnli L- 1- '-A i , -.T - V ggi p R I O l , jjj f. ' If-1. ,left 5 t 'fxg I 2, Q.-1 V QQ, 5. 0 it ' ' . FKRT, 4 . 0 1. v 'A , , iv A, . John Fontleroy, Joann Lee, Trinette Jackson and Laveeda Morgan experiment with the Oscilloscope. , tJ , Sty 7' sponsible for enlightening assemblies and enriching field trips for many students. In their eagerness to share their knowledge with other classmates and schoolmates, the FSA mem- berships works on projects involving research and the use of new equipment as well as the old and standard equipment of the science department. A regular meeting of the FSA can include the carrying out of varied activities. This is indeed the age of the scientist with a required understanding of space and medicine so neccessary. An interpretation of scientific matter is neces- sary for those who would drag their feet. A break- ing down of information is necessary for those who desire to know, but lack the know-how. Thus the ' FSA fulfills a major responsibility in its desires to interest students in scientific fields for the love of science or career choices. learn to use the UI! ononion-mu W. Q cnon nur-a ..,, --1 .i . . .uniong in iouious serum N Q V., ,. . 'ia 'r CJ 'nl i :W' zu 1 'i 'wt' fi ,, .' 'il A X' If Gloria Cotton, Cynthia Hunter, Joyce Taylor and Franklin Chapman watch as Yolanda Hall works the various dials ofthe Oscilloscope.

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Dancing couples Lovell King and Joyce Robertson and James Blue and Lisa Collins. il I A is Q l il? ll. l l I l 'awdm if ,z , ir k l 1 . rf .V s' fn- i , 5 . ,Mgr , . i Q Q .1 , a , i . -lm... Hi 55,5 Q f 2,1 5 E S 5 l i. 1 l , 'l , lr .1:l': A l. . - ls' K . l gl 1 r fa' 1 Y i I 4 fill? www X Miss Hi-Y ends her reign as Clara Blue accepts flowers from Mr. Hi-Y, James Colon. 53 Ralph Smith and Paula Gillespie. queen. do a special number. Members ol the queens court and Hi-Y ofticers do A special dance. fi' if 3 .Q , 'eva 1 5 ... . Y - X , V -. ,. if 4 EB- N xxx ' X ' -.

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Charm, Service And Culture Club The RHS CSC an affiliate of the Young Women's Chris- tian Association mixes both work and pleasure for a success of a charming organization. Each year the group pre- pares Thanksgiving baskets for distribution to the needy of the community. Once each month they visit a church of their choice. Each year members of the school body look forward to the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Turn About Dance the fun activities of the group. 4 ,A 'U' 1. - . 3 f Q' 'ew X ii YH F S 4 ..-1 X it a Q. Q if 3 W X ,i X. 3 W if Q ...ag ifikf W? . -,wyfffg ! f These CSC members Paula Reed. Avalon Madry. Karen Clayton, Brenda Jones, Patty Jo Baptiste and Gloria Alston pause in their merriment at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. i ,-f . I l l i LZ K XA il CSC OFFICERS: Darlene Franklin. treasurer. Avalon Niadry. president. Alstelma Tolliver. secretary and Paula Reed. vice president. K as .ff Q . I wb Gloria Lewis. Sara Bond. Yvonne Ellington. Sara Ligon. Odette Bas- sett. Elizabeth Williams, Darlene Franklin and Lois Ottman do .1 bit of cheese cake for the cameraman at the SH Dance.