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

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Student Council committee chairmen are, seated. Ellen Teigland, Sandy Brown. Marcia Denny. Kris DiPaglia. and Kris Rupp. Standing are Jim Swaim, Kris Kirkpatrick. Kathy Hein, Jane Neumann, Kathy Hudson, and Chuck Davis. Not pic tured are Diana Black. Marti Price. Janie Sandler. Grover Hahn. Linda Miller. Mike Hickerson. Cathy Webster. Linda Peshkm. and Lisa Trowbridge. The spring Council also initiated the formation of a new assembly committee. Two co-chairmen from each grade headed the committee. Senior chairmen were Casey Mahon and Julie Mackaman; juniors were Maggie Michaelson and Sally Holmes; and sophomores were Lynn Bolton and Ann Swaim. Because of an un- expected loss in basketball to Ames, this committee ' s work was cut short. However, an important precedent of student involvement was established, thanks to the support of the Council. Spring Student Court, headed by chief justice Rob Dorff, continued the outstanding record of the Fall Court. Working with a dedicated group of monitors, the two courts handled nearly 200 cases. Other officers of the Student Council were Eric Ludwig, first vice-president; Greg Witt, second vice- president; and Carol Woofers, secretary. The new assembly committee initiated by Student Council presents their first program during a pep assembly. 2

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Spring Student Council creates new committee The Spring Student Council, under the leadership of president Tom Liljedahl, was responsible for a num- ber of new ideas and community service projects. Early in the semester, the special committee on Council representation from the social science classes completed its report. Although no changes in repre sentation procedures were undertaken, this project was indicative of the forward-looking policies of the Council. The various committees worked vigorously on a number of traditional projects during the second semester. The ADC Easter egg hunt and the Camp Sun- nyside scholarship drive, sponsored by the Community Service Committee, were both successful. Fun Nite, held in mid-April, featured the movie thriller, Wait Until Dark, a pie-eating contest, roller-skating in the halls, music, dancing in the gym, and swimming. Junior Maureen Hinds provides the energy for her young charge at the ADC Easter Egg Picnic. Student Council officers Tom Liljedahl, president; Eric Ludwig, 1st vice-president; Greg Witt, 2nd vice president; Carol Wooters. secretary; and Rob Dorff. chief justice are presented to the student body in an installation assembly.

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Roundup staffs publish school paper Editors of the fall staff Brent Berry and Elsbeth Walton look over the latest edition of the Roundup. Experimenting with new layouts and down style headlines, the fall staff of the Roosevelt Roundup completed nine issues of the school newspaper. The 24-member staff learned all phases of run- ning a successful newspaper. Duties ranged from se- curing advertisements to reporting school board meetings. The spring semester gave two Journalism II class- es a chance to run the paper. The two staffs continued working with the different layout ideas and headlines. Journalism III was organized again this year for those students wishing to continue in other phases of journalism. After in-depth studies of magazines and their organization, Journalism III made plans to publish their own magazine later in the year. While Esther Mazzoli and Julie Macka- man diligently fold papers, Chris Van Note takes time out for a sneak preview. Fall Roundup staff. First row: Anne Valle, Elsbeth Walton, Belinda Barnes, Vicki Chris- tian, Gretchen Heggen. Row 2: Cathy Web- ster, Janie Sandler, Denise Bennett, Mary Lou Frishberg, Kerry Bowen, Julie Macka- man, Maggi Moss. Row 3: Steve Beckley, Kris Rupp, Hal Horning, Jo Ann Denny, Di- ane Price, Lucia Herndon. Row 4: Doug Ferguson, Fred Cubbage, Mike Springer. Not Pictured: Brent Berry, Casey Mahon, Greg Jeambey. 22