Roosevelt High School - Roundup Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Spring Student Council Ping mn: M it 1 1 x Criliam. .il l Sfhltltfhwlf , Sonny Buck. Margie Moore. an» Shepherd. Second rou . I a e Bishop. Steve Howell, John Nrief. Court ( hit-t Justice of the spring Student Court was Sonm Buck who iff d M lii- goal fair and impartial treatment ,.i .ill nlT,iHi,r«. The job of the justice i« to pa- NOfttBM lhat u ill command respert for the rourt and tli. student Count il constitution. Court was in MHlM earh Monda and Wednesda afternoon to rule on oflens.es committed during the past week. In addition to tr in i Mtee concerning student misconduct in the cafeteria ami balls, the rourt ruled on the validity of the revisions in the constitution. First rou : Martha Dalbey. secretary; Jim Freeland, president: onn Bsek, judue. Swemud rou : Jim Shuman. first vice-pn -i- dent; Tom Beeehel, mtoikI vice-pi -e-ident. Officers An American Field Service campaign, spring open bMtet, ■ rcillltea of the student handbook, and clean-up campaigns were some of the main activities of the spring Student Council. A special panel was held at a PTA meeting to explain the aims and functions of the coun- cil, and the tutoring -ystem was revived. Roosevelt was represented at it . district, and state student council meetings. Social Night, featuring games, water polo, and a movie, climaxed the spring semester. Committee Chairmen Fir row: Sue Hamhorg, Julie Johnson. ilia Kagleson. Carol Peterson, Joan d inner. Margaret l oin-. Second row: Tat Newlin, Pat Murphv. Jean Kite. Shellie Keir. Connie Ferguson, Jeanie Burgardt. Third row: (bet Schwartz. John ork. i t Bibbs, Bob I w aid. Tom Beeehel. 2 u

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Fall Student Council if. I First row: Sue Hamburg, secretary; Dave Strief. president: rt Hi u-. judne. annd ron . John Bittle. tir t vi« ■♦•-pi e-ident ; Jim Freeland, second vice-president. Officers Headed by Dave Strief, the fall Student Council met each Tue«.(ia morning before school to attempt to resolve the many problem- facing the faeiilt) and the -tinlent body. A compli te revision of the Student Coun- cil constitution was made by a special committee under the leadership of Jim l- ' reeland and Parliamentarian Julie John-oii. Major revisions weir made in the Coun- cil ' s election and committee s tem . The new constitu- tion vvas ratified b the students and went into effect at the beginning of the second semester. First rim : Marlys Ballanoff, Art Riggs, Carol Peterson. Jan Haer. Second ron : Jim Muell. Jeff New land, Al Zox. Not pic- tured: Cathie Muell. Mike Pott. Court ( unit i- now in session . . . These were tin words of liiet Justice Art Figg as he called the fall Student I oiirt to order. The court wa organized to rule fvftlj on student offenses and to interpret the constitution. The court is composed of two representatives from each sirade level appointed h the chief justice, w ho i» elected each MBMStfll by the student body. The new polio of the l)es Moines School Hoard concerning student driving placed additional responsibilities upon the court this vear. Committee Chairmen First row: Pat Newlin, Margaret Fones, Karol Kooker, Becky Striggles, Sue I .inner, Willa Eagleson, Jane Morgan. Second row: .ill loss. Shellie Keir, Joan Winner. Julia Johnson. Sarah Perkins. Cath Muell. Martha Dalbev. Carol Peterson. Third row: Doug Hein. Dave I rban, Chet Schwartz. Jeanie Burgardt, Jim Freeland. Hill Dean, Kip Myers.

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Fall Roundup Staff First rote: Jane Kartlev. l.inda Carpenter, Dave Meyer. StC Jtd ro» : Connie I ergu-on. I«H Pomerantz, Sue Shirley, Farmer. Michele McCormaek. Sue Pidgeon. HIM roi : Mike Kelly. Liz Dunn, IVte Tavlor. Craig Aronou. Writing, typing and deadlines; copyreading, proofread- ing, and deadline ; pasting, editing, ami deadline- meant the Roosevelt Roundup was heing puhlished. I ndcr the direction of Donald Haley, instructor and sponsor, Jour- nalism II students puhlished Roosevelt ?. six-page paper that included editorials, cartoons, news stories, feature -torie-, and columns. The Roosevelt Ritundup serves a a mirror of the student body : it gives coverage to event- past, interpret- current -indent affair-, and tell- of things to come. The 13 seniors who put out the bi-weekly paper published a special eight-page edition which was given to parent at the fall Open House. The staff concluded their semester ' s work with a 16-page Roundup honoring the mid-year graduating class. The editor of the fall staff was Jane Bartley. The staff included Linda Carpen- ter, managing editor; Dave Meyer-, business manager; ■ad ur Fanner, u»- Shirley, Connie lerguson, Mike kell . IVte Tavlor. and Jeri I ' omerantz. page editors. Mirhele McCormack hurriedly types a story to meet one of Herb YanDeventer -how- Dee Young his page layout in order the ever-pressing deadlines. to explain how long she should % rite a story. 30