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

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And the Challenge of the Future Table of Contents Introduction 4 Academics 8 Seniors 28 Underclassmen 62 Student Life 82 Sports 120

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Students Face the Modern World A perspective of Roosevelt High School, 1964-65, compiled and edited by and for the stu- dent body. Volume 42, June, 1965 Sponsors: Donald Haley, journalism Charles Greenwood, business George Hans, art

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One Body 2,000 students within these walls, 2,000 individuals different from each other in 2,000 ways. But each of them is a part of one body called Roosevelt. This body is burgundy and blue and w hite. It walks in red socks and patterned hose, likes V-neck sweaters and button-down shirts. This body has a spirit that fills a classroom, an assembly, a gym, and has different names. It ' s pensive and thunderous, and is called Roosevelt. One Talent . . . One Hope . . . A jar of paint and a brush become an artist ' s typewriter. Color becomes a thought, a stroke an emotion, and the final pattern a stor A hollow piece of brass becomes a musician ' s paintbrush. A toot is a thought, each tempo, emotion, and the last few bars a finale. Words on a page become an actor ' s score. Each movement a thought, an inflection, emotion, and the final bow a climax. What will I be? Where will I go? What will I do? If only this test tube doesn ' t blow up. I ' d have hopes then, of becoming famous, of going far away, of doing great things. A test tube ' s a start . . . Scrawled notes and observations, perplexity and realization, are all a part of hope. 4