Roosevelt High School - Strenuous Life Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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I... Mr. Robert Bell Adviser Peggy Hanley President John B u ndy Vice-President Consisting of leaders in school activities, ASR Cabinet discusses student government problems and initiates action: Back row-Steve Newman, Jim Jaquet, Greg Turner, Bob Trimble, Rob Norrie, Robin Cameron, Nancy Harrell. Front row-Man lene Paulson, Leanne Goss, Susie Glickman, Shirley Weber, Naomi Dopps, Viv Kayes, Barb Key. CMissingj: Peggy Hanley, John Bundy, Jane Haughawout, John Hagman, Bruce Campbell. ASR Lights Way Lighting the path of the Good Ship Roosevelt as it steamed toward New Horizons, the ASR added many new activities in the i959-60 school year. A ninety-eight per cent sale of student passes financed ASR activities. Among the new projects begun under the New Horizons theme were Lock Your Locker Week, ASR Week, featuring the ASR Constitution, a visit to Roosevelt by Santa, Homecoming Week, discussion of an Honor Code, and a series of lectures on current topics by prominent speakers. ASR traditions were continued through the annual Orientation As- sembly, Color Week, andthe Traditions Assembly. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Bell, new activity coordinator, the ASR officers, cabinet, and student council worked to keep Roosevelt's student government running smoothly. Corresponding Secretary and Student Coordinator of ASR Committee Chair- man were two leadership positions added to ASR government this year. Advisory Council worked to create a new atmosphere -one which was more friendly and which put the emphasis on helping rather than on punishing. Primarily, it handled smoking and study hall problems. Twenty-seven ASR committees dealt with specific aspects of school problems. Nancy Harrell Corresponding Secretary Jane Haughawout Treasurer Greg Tu rner Historian , V, i

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x ei V i l Xl ' 5 . l Cf Chairmen of the ASR committees can be disting- uished by their green and gold Maverick ties. Back raw-Lois Pratt, Barbara Feltis, Lynn Bassett Mike Prouty, Sheldon Bennett, Frank Solomon, Bob Trimble, Phil Robbins, Jerry Erickson, Gary Wineholt, Eldon McNeese, Charlie Saunders. Mid- dle row-Sallie Cook, Maita Vincent, Carolyn Leach, Peggy Jenner, Susan Porad, Vivian Oakvik, Carolyn Lemke, Leslie Trick, Judy Stone. Front row-Pam Leonard, Judy Calapp, Marion Hill, Bev Savage, Barbi Woodburne, Cam McLean. CMiss- inglz Mark Roller, Ted Thwing, lris Tatsumi, Kathy Nelson. 1 ,l ' l , s , l . ' f 143 'A 'Rl' l l . r s it 1 4- P Becky Knudson adds Roosevelt's name to those ot other Seattle schools represented on Inter-High Council. Other Roosevelt delegates are John Bundy, Phil Robbins, and Bob Trimble. Members of Advisory Council guide students who have problems. Back row-Dick Enders, Chuck Bergquist, Brandy Nielsen, Bruce Winter. Front row-Peggy Hanley, Nyle Clark, Janet Nelson, Pat McCorkle, Ed Stern, John Bundy. CMissingD: Barb Key.