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

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Under service to the community, student council sponsored three charity collections, Lily Day, Rainbow Tag Day, and Muscular Dystrophy. Sophomores should offer special thanks for the council ' s successful ef- forts in opening a talk study hall to them. Sophomores will join the juniors and seniors in enjoying open campus next fall. Hopefully, next year ' s student council will carry through the programs begun this past spring. Ravenous pie eaters compete with the clock in the pie eating contest at Fun Nite. Fall 1971 Student Council President Bob Mann- heimer, and All-City Student Council Repre- sentative Mark Mickunas, pause for a picture. Student Council Officers; FROM BOTTOM Pam Webster, parliamentarian; Brad Mallon, Inter-City Student Council president, Ron Castellano, Mary Neumann, Ron Davidson. Charlie Townsend, Steve Larson . 29

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Spring student council yields new privileges V Students and children entertain each other with creative abilities at an ADC party. Spring Student Court: ROW 1: Mary Ingberg, Kerry Brrtain, Jan Stone, Norm Rosen, Doug McKenzie, Clay Copple, HOW 2: Ron Castellano, ROW 3: Sue Long, Brad Mallon, Teri O ' Dell, Pat- ti Tiffin. Spring Student Council was quite active in school affairs during second semester. It was headed by Ron Da- vidson, president; Steve Larson, first vice-president; Charlie Townsend, second vice-president; Mary Neu- mann, secretary; and Ron Castellano, chief justice. The board and commit- tee chairmen worked to gain approv- al of various programs benefiting both students and the school. Some of the proposed actions achieved were: three new bike racks, a revised course catalogue, a new attendance system next fall and revision of the pass fail program, and possibility of establish- ing a student-faculty lounge.

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Numerous changes transform 1971 yearbook Yearbook editor Kim Hudson and assistant editor Brad Wright try to decide just what picture to use. ABOVE: Brad Wright gives advertising manager Kitty Cochran some moral support. BELOW: Kim Hudson assists Michele Liddell in sorting underclass pictures. Fall delivery, a larger book, and a new printer mark only a few of the changes made in the 1971 yearbook. Preparations for the Roundup began over summer vacation when arrangements were made to have the book printed by American Yearbook Company, located in Topeka, Kansas. Kim Hudson was chosen editor of the annual in August, and staff sign ups were held in September. Approximately 75 students expressed an interest in the various staff positions. The following students were named to the 1971 annual staff: assistant editor, Brad Wright; business manager, Gard Davis; circulation manager, Marion Hile- man; index editor, Jean Flowers; and advertising manager, Kitty Cochran. Other positions went to Jennifer Grismer, academics; Michele Liddell, under- class; Paula Walker and Jani Wren, student life; Al Cubbage, sports; Terri O ' Dell and Peggy Nitzke, picture editors; and Cindy Morgan and Margy Hoffman, copy editors. Larry Branda, Cindy Morgan, and Kathy Tesdell take their jobs seriously. Jani Wren and Paula Walker have the next to impossible job of covering student life.