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

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Pam Webster and Hank Blount paint sets for Dark of the Moon. Involvement extends beyond class time The activities at TRHS are as varied as the students who attend Roosevelt. Paint- ing sets, making victory signs, and decorat- ing the school for Christmas are just a few of the projects which go on behind the scenes. Although many of these workers never receive recognition for their efforts, they get satisfaction in knowing that their work is a necessary part of student life. Perched on a ladder, Sally Wisdom helps decorate the Christmas tree provided by Girls ' Club.

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The soulful sound of The Emotions is brought to an open house by sen- ior Jeff Shotwell and sophomore Doug Bagley. Spirit is seen in outside activities Monotony was never a problem at Roose- velt due to the spirit reflected in the never- ending list of non-academic activities and interests. Thunderous pep assemblies set the mood for upcoming games, and after- game open houses featured loud music from different groups, dancing, and re- freshments in the cafeteria. The south parking lot phenomenon re- appeared this year with the melting of win- ter snow. Flooding the student parking area, knee-deep water encouraged an anony- mous, hand-painted sign reading, No swimming. Hockey became a favorite sport with groups of students. A team, formed out- side the school, represented Roosevelt in inter-city hockey meets at the ice arena. One poster, asking for student support and interest in the sport, reminded the school: Odin plays Hockey, too. The student body cheers as a poster wishing all Roosevelt teams good luck is revealed. 12