Roosevelt High School - Rooseveltian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Fr., -pi Band members Michael Johnson. Antho- ny lelowers. Frances Griffith. Bruce Bai- ley. and Howard Spencer SEA TED,- SEC'0.N'D ROW' Otis Davis. Daryl Ham- er. Doris Harris. Jimmy Blakely and Leonard Royster S724 NDING. Scherry Tippy, Deborah Peoples. Denise Hamilton. Penny Lowery and Patricia Wright S111-lI'h'lJ,' William Sneed. John Moore and Michael hmanuel SIKIND- I,N li, preparing lor hand practice. Q - -.1 . . SEE J l . , .4 i ,M-.X 1 , s i -..,- A l ,PL The Roosevelt High Many long hours are required of the band for practice for the many activities they participate in. Often they play weekend following weekend during the football season. Participation in parades brings trophies and honors to the school for this talented group of hard workers. Pictured on these pages are members of the marching band as they rehearse in the band room. This is a daily ritual. When the weather is fair the group practices outside thrilling other school mates as they march and display their talents down 25th Avenue and across campus. Flute players Charmaine Shelton. Andrea Lee, .ludy Finch. Barbara Hampton, and Mildred Wilburn: SECOND ROW: Alonzo Taylor, Odette Bassett. Vernando May- weathers, Gloria Cotten and Diane Barnes.

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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.

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School Marching Band ,1 s i Band members Ronnie Hiller, Laveeda Morgan, Victoria Walker, Jacquelyn Sanders, SEA TED,' and STANDING' Patricia Savage, Albertine McReyr1olds, Jerilyn Kendricks, Joyce Daven- port and Clyde Tucker. More tlute players Veleda Harris, Jan ice Baker, Brenda Marshall, Madlyn Nelson, and Carla Carroll SEA TED,- Mary Overs, Darlene Franklin, Cle mestine Davis, Patty Jo Baptiste and Patricia Brooks STA NDING. brgvv' One ol' the exciting thrills ol high school watching here on the RHS campus is spending the first lunch hour, if you are lucky enough to have that period for lunch. watching the Marching Band go through their repetory. The colorful addition of' the drum major and the majorettes makes a classic out of this particu- lar routine. Fall and spring are heightened and school days are brightened because we are fortunate to have such a large band membership. It the rehearsal is a dress rehearsal. the pageantry is all the more mean- ingful. It is no surprise that visitors young and old turn out for these occasions. f. ei' -hill' i tion ot the bard qc - l l i l lx f.lII5 t .armies 'ec- liord. Gabriel he.:-. Charles B.1:1ks. Dasg- l.1s Bridgemqi Q' Dtlflilxi Ll Cnliill w kt... .-9, 1 lf,