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

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Among other acTiviTies, The Adminis- TraTion Deparfmenf looks affer The Nurse's Office, Locker Room, and Lost and Found. On stairs-Marietta Boyd, Mimeograph, Kay Schmidf, Re- freshments, Norma Wilk, Nurse's Of- fice, Judy Pisfole, Records, Paf Mc- Donald, Girls' Club Office, Cindy Dack, Locker Room, Donna Edwards, Mimeo, Sandy Person, Lost and ' Found, Becky Wilkie, Girls' Club J Office. Below-Karen Juel, Locker Room, Paf Wise, Little Conference, Laura lmboden, LiTTle Conference, Bonnie Wheelon, Nurse's Office, Kafhy Pederson, Losf argd Found, Anne Bradley, TTCQSUTBTJ P oebe Rug- Leamje Goss gles, Records. Preszzlcnt Q Z Nyle Clark Vice-President Nancy Wells Recording Saci'eTary Serving The needy, The P-TA, and The Girls' Club Through special assignments and regular proiecfs is The Service Deparimenf. Front row-Lynn Pru- Zan, correspomiing secretary, Page STaTTon, Silk Screen, Candy Pearson, Publicify, Eleanor Nlilner, Refreshmenfs, Jeri Nlorfenson, Decorafions, Don- nie Dingwall, Teddy Jr. Red Cross, Anne Norris, Decorafions, Judy Yeo, Silk Screen, Janet Rehkopf, Silk Screen, Carol Leigh Coombs, Inaugural. Back row-Paf Walkup, Publicify, Linda Hunnicuff, Elec- Tions. YI .2 ii i 28 Lynn Pruzan Corresponding Secretary Anne Bradley I Treasurer . If , I JU I V7 Mrs. Lorna Erickson Adviser

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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

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Members of the Cultural De- partment make displays, keep the scrapbook, and publish the Teddy Echo. Standing- Sherry Hooper, Standards, Nancy Wells, recording secre- tary, Mary Pennell, Scrap- book, Carolyn Ritchie, Mother- Daughter Banquet, Marilyn Zwiers, Bulletin Board, Gail Warnell, Bulletin Board, Sandy Shimitz, Display, Kathy Church, Scrapbook, Lanie Saltman, Teddy Echo. On stairs-Lee Bracken,Standards, Pam John- son, Display, Marli Schenck, Teddy Echo. flxIiSSi1Zgl: Mary Ann Steinberg, Teddy Echo. Through the parties, exchange of cards, and enter- tainment arranged by the Social Department, Roosevelt girls are given the opportunity to meet and enioy one another. On stairs-Janet Nelson, Program, Nicky Apostal, Friendship, Robin Brack- en, Cards, Nyle Clark, vice-president, Lynn O'Leary, Friendship, Linda Juel, Social Service, Miriam Schultz, Program, Elcena Steinman, RHO, Mar- garet Steinman, RHO, Linda Odle, Good Cheer, Sonia Hurlen, Cards, Caroline Olson, Good Cheer. Below-Jackie Johnson, Father-Daughter Banquet, Carol Keyser, Father-Daughter Banquet, Teri Kelly, Social Service, T ugh X, 'R T7 L ?s .s X Z-1 5. ,, . - Q G C Sets Goals New Horizons, the ASR theme, came alive as a record number of girls signed for Girls' Club committees this year. Keeping this theme in mind, the officers ot the Girls' Club tried to blend all activities to meet the interests of Roosevelt girls. Sophomores were oriented and introduced to Juniors and Seniors through the Big and Little Sister program. This was organized in the summer and was climaxed with a party late in September. Committee chairmen and two representatives from each committee attended the Little Conference to solve problems and inspire qualities of leadership in the girls. Scrapbooks were sent to our exchange school in France, and pillows were made for the Red Cross by different committees. The Publicity Committee established a new policy of working with the corresponding Boys' Club committee in activities such as the GC-BC P-TA Dance. Parents observed the organization of the Girls' Club through their attendance at the Father-Daughter Banquet, the Mother- Daughter Banquet, and the Holly Berry Tea. Climaxing the year were elections and the inaugural. ln all these activities, special proiects were assigned to each committee to create unity in the Girls' Club. 1 5? ' wi I E5 5 'R 5 L -rj xg Q ' 7 ra L? fi XT X- S.