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

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Social Service Committee plans, publicizes, and directs the entire school in its good-will proiects, such as the U.G.N. drive, the March of Dimes, and the Junior Red Cross drive. Back row-Judie Ross, Joyce Waak, Carolyn Lemke, co-chairman, Leslie Trick, co-chairmang Connie Studebaker, Linda Mor- gan, Mr, Hugh Preston, adviser, Pam Barrat, Shari Ziegman, Maureen O'Reilly, Leslie Capeloto, Daphne Buck, Joan VanLaw, Diane Waring. Nliddle Tidiness of Roosevelt's exter- ior is the responsibility of the Ground Improvement Commit- tee: Back 1-ow-Diane Colouz- is, Leo Eutsler. Front row- Jerry Erickson, clfmirmmfzg Wal- len Elton. Keeping the halls free from litter and displaying Roose- veIt's Christmas decorations are two ofthe activities ofthe Building lmprovement Com- mittee: Back row-Debbie Mc- Cabe, Peggy Woods, Lynlee Davies, Diana Lloyd, Lucy Grin- nell, Bonita Albert, Meredith Morris, Kathy Smith, Harriett Gordon, Connie Lee. Front row-Bonnie Murray, John Dragseth, Tad Lhamon, Lynn Bassett, chairmang Terry Mur- phy. CMissingD: Nancy Glas- son. row-Jane VanNess, Judy Klug, Kay Swoyer, Renae Richie, Nancy Guley. font row-Lanie Saltman, Ronni Karpel, Kathleen Payne, Patty Williams. CMissingD: Cindy Marriott. 1 gf

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Teddies Toil Stage Force, Costume Force, and Make-up Corps worked together, helping to present our Senior Play, A Mid-Summer Night's Dream, and other theatrical productions such as the Revue and the Drama Festival. The Stage Force works be- hind the scenes operating the curtains, lights, sound effects, and making scenery. Costume Force designs spectacular costumes revealing imagination and skill in duplicating period details. The character of each presentation becomes more realistic under the hands ofthe Make-up Corps. The members of.Sports Boosters Committee present skits at the pep assemblies keeping our school spirit high and helping to promote the spectator turnout at all athletic events. The ASR Bulletin Board Committee sees that the Roosevelt students are kept aware of all productions, events, and important dates. Setting the scenes for school productions are the members of Stage Force. Back row-Gerald Ny- gaard, Chuck Folger, Myron Nelson, stage man- agerg Thomas Harting, Gary Thompson, Brian Grizzel, Russell Johnston, Rick Rose. Front row- Mr. Ivard Strauss, adviserg Sandy Feltheim, Linda Maynard, Georgiann Giddens, Sue Porad, Barbara Meakins, Marilee Miller. CMissingD: Barbra Carlson. School actors and actresses are made to look more realistic by the artists of the Make-up Corps. Back row-Brenda Adams, Linda Holfeld, Katiebeth Reeder, Frances Meyers, Jackie Wolfheim, Margaret Wolfe, Joy Rhodes, Blythe Stoll, Chiddenjg Carol Loewing, Beth Hoverson, Robin Taylor, Marion Ault, Carol Sammons, Janet Sammons, Peggy Jenner, junior chairman, Mickie Burleigh, Merrily Dam, Laurie Schroder, Judy Davis, Lois Pratt, chairmang Margaret Cook, Alice Becklin, Dorothy Reese, Sandy O'Neill, Jan VanDerlinden, Peggy Bovee, Jackie Weis, Ann Phillips, Mary Peterson. Kneeling-Evonne Kevin, Sally Swedine, Julie Foord, Diane Kingsbury. CMissingj: Pam Johnson, Sheila Hoople, Marsha Foulks, Kathy Bilimoria, Pamela Bailey, Pam Switzer. u ii l7

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Groups Seek Horizons Roosevelt students collected over S400 tor The U. G. N. Drive. They also donated 8,000 cans of food Tor The Salvation Army, and while working on This Christmas proiect, all rolls participated in buying gifts for The Washington Children's Home. Social Service Committee directs These activities and others Through The roll rooms. Building Improvement and Ground Improvement Committees work Together To keep Roosevelt's interior and exterior Tree from litter. These Two committees sponsor a drive To make The students aware ofthe need for cleanliness at Roosevelt. Making The games more enioyable for The majority of students, The Boys' Usher Corps enforces gym and stadium rules which sTaTe that sTreeT shoes should not be used on The gym floors, That over-enthusiastic students should be controlled, and that unsportsman-like conduct must be curbed. Girls who pass out programs and escort people To Their seats aT The Christmas Concert, Senior Play and Drama Festival are members ofthe Girls' Usher Corps. Acting as hostesses, These girls perform a service which is honored by Torch as work credit. Members of Girls' Usher Corps act as hostesses for many school functions: Back row-Penny Millar, Janice Waak, Sue Pur- galis. Sixth row-Sharon Ridinger, Judy Newell, Paula Sherer, Kathleen Kellum, Lorna Gilmore. Fifth row-Nicky Apostol, Mary Raichle, Nancy Johnston, Betty Edwards, Betsy Lee. Fourth row-Sally Sellen, Pat Trenbeath, Sally Sindt, Margaret Steinman, Karen Chrystal. Third row-Louise Oien, Sharon Lee, Gail Parks, Vivian Oakvik, chairmang Susan John- ston, Mary Jean Glenn. Second row-Marsha Hanks, Vickie Brodine, Martha Jackson. First row-Irene Burton, Margie Middleton, Risha Bay, Michelle Trotsky, Pam Hunter. CMiss- ingy: Dottie Campbell, Carla Dingillo, Irene Espinoza, Ruth Millar. Supervising audience courtesy at Roosevelt's athletic events is The duty ot the Boys' Usher Corps. Back to front- Dick Huhn, Lee Scott, Mike, Prouty, claairmang Bill Stanard, John Alspach, Bob Barnes, Jim Stan, Mr. lvan Jones, adviserg John Reeves, Mike O'Neil, Mike Fountain, Ben Lytle. CMiss- ingbz Virgil Pearson, Dan Dun- ham. T9