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

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Members ot the Camera Club learn the art and technique of taking and developing pictures, and practice by Taking pictures ot school functions and developing them in their laboratory. Foreground- Bill Windblade, presivlentg Mr. Cameron Cooper, adviser. Standing-Paul Schelb, Ken NlUZZy, Terry Hatch, Sharon Rau. Kneeling-Wendell Wonderly, David Given, Irvin Condiotty, Herb Edmands, Jim Gullidge. Clltissingjz Bob Baskerville, Sally Sellen, Gary Thompson. Development of the mind through the study ot scientific procedures appears to be the purpose ot RooseveIt's Science Club. Doug Smith, Barby Mills, Deepak Dutt, presidentg Roy VanDenburgh, Bob Vargas.

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One word of advice to our Future Teachers: You cannot teach a man anything, you can only help him to find it within himself. -Galileo. Back row-Kathy Rafferty, Lawrence Thompson, Brehon McFarland, Martha Jackson, Debbie McCabe, Linda Frank- fort, Jeanette Lomax, Beth Batholomew. Third row-Jo Ann Irwin, Gail Sharp, Joan White, Elizabeth Diers, Ginger Rich, Margaret Steinmann, Sharlene Steele, Gail Parks, Jean Hill, Jannetta Slater, Meredith Morris, Nancy MacMahon. Second row-Linda Holland, Lynn Faust, Elcena Steinmann, Fern Potter, Virginia Petry, Donna Petry, Wendy Burgess, Karen Vaughn, Ann Hadfield, Molly Eells. Front row-Nancy Brewer, presi- dent lSfd1'Ldi1'lgli Linda Pearson, vice-president lsmndingis Jane Hiserman, Cathy Rein, Sandy Cook, lris Tatsumi, secretary, Rosemary Cannon, Bob Lingafelter, Phil Bullard, Tim Feetham. Making scrapbooks for the spastic children is one part ot the program of Spades, a city-wide organiza- tion: Norma Wilk, Pam Hunter, Cindy Van Cleve, Julie Foord, Barbara Meakins, Judy Garland, Barbara Staab, Arline Roller, Barbara Bryan, Sue Penberthy, Dottie Cambell, Joanne Armstrong, Delores Meakins, Kathy O'Neil, Diana Neal, Georgia Rothlaender, Marilyn Gaw, iunidentideflj, Janice Waak, Kathie Sor- enson, Nina Harris, Cathy Chouinard, Mary Corner, Sharon Montgomery, Sue Purgalis, Carol Johnson, Diane Kingsbury, Penny Millar. SeutedfMary Peabody, Linda Prohaska, Carolyn Jackson, president, Bonnie Wheelon, vice-presidentg Molly Eells, secretary-treasurer, Marlene Johnson. CMiSSiHgD1 Glynis Abbenhouse, Judy Aspinwall, Jan Barker, Linda Frankfort, Jane Hiserman, Brenda Hume, Janet Pease, Kathy Ransom, Priss Stone, Bev Welch, Sue Whipple, Jackie Wolfheim, Carlene Yasak, Margaret Ziegler, Lee Hurlbut, Mike Middleton. To the library helpers, books are their business. Back row- Sherrie Parks, Barb Feltis, Car- olyn Jackson, Karen Juel Sheila Hoople. Middle row- Susie Kion, Jan Van Derlinden, Cindy Marriott, Carolyn Rit- chie. Front row-Wendy Nord- strom, Susan Stout, treasurerg Marsha Harris, Joanne Arm- strong, presidentg Donna Turn- er, Linda Juel, Jackie Murphy, vice-president. Cllflissingj : Judy Gray, Joan Lowry, Kathy Nelson, Nora Borgstrom, Carol Tipp, Sandi Vrooman, Kathy Klees, Sharen Woodburn, Con- nie Norman, Dotha Clark, Kathy Gallagher, Ann Thorpe, Carol Westling. r- fx , W f , fy '

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W FZ? W lim laquet Dick Enders President Vice-President Greg Thompson Bruce Beard Treasurer Secretary Members of the Boys' Cabinet meet with the offi- cers to plan and organize all activities of the club. Back row-John Cathey, Greg Thompson, Wayne Evans, Dick Enders, Bruce Winter, Pete Howard, Bob Meston, Ed Stroble. Front row-Dennis Zeh- rung, Jan Siks, Jerry Rein, Dennis Bloch, Mike Daugherty, Chris Doces, Jim Jaquet, Cstundingjg Bruce Beard, Curt Pearson, Jon Long. CMissingj: Stan Schmid, Mike Hentschell. 'T l .- .Q lt ,Q Boys' Club Serves Would you like to help plan and direct a Father-Son Dessert or Hot Rod Show, or help make a scrapbook highlighting athletic events? Boys at Roosevelt are provided with the opportunity to participate in many different ways through the Boys' Club. Four hundred fathers and sons attended the annual Father-Son Dessert held on December 8. The principal speaker was Roy McKasson of the Huskies, Rose Bowl Champions. Special entertainment was provided by the Highline High School tumbling and trampoline act. Bruce Winter and Pete Howard were general supervisors of the annual event. Roosevelt boys are represented by the Boys' Club Cabinet. lt consists of the officers and other members appointed by the officers and Mr. Robert Bell, Boys' Club Adviser. Cabinet meets Wednesday mornings to coordinate the activities of the different committees and to prevent the overlapping of ideas. f These five cars won top honors in the fall Hot Rod Show, held annually by the Boys' Club. 27