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

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f:- The student council sponsored many open houses after football and basketball games this semester. A student was always assured of finding something to occupy himself, be it food m the cafeteria or music in the girls gym. The open houses were open to all Roosevelt students. On the left is Kirke Dorweiler, Anne Sommers and an unidentified friend helping with the food. On November 18th the student council spon- sored its first sock hop in more than 20 years. Students were encouraged to come dressed as greasers. There were prizes given out for the best greaser, hula-hooper, and other talents. On the right is Tully Steward and Randy Behre shown as they prepared for the sock hop. For the past two years Roosevelt students were able to participate in Keck Seminars. These seminars gave the students the chance to get away from the everyday classes and learn about different subjects. The picture at the left is of the planning committee at one of their planning sessions. 17

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Action and accomplishment characterize Fa Student Council Fall president Steve Procter Row 3: Lon Gruber, Jane Sullivan, Lynn Hopkins, Sue Moehl. Stephanie Cnvaro, Daryl McNeal. Row 2 Sue Lynch, Carol Hepplewhite, Holly Hutchison, Ann Correll, Jackie Barnhart, Marcia Cranberg, Cygnet Schroeder, Carolyn Kelley. Row I: Mr. Douglas Johnson, Brian Newlin, Sue Kern, Vic Mickunas, Ginger McBride: Committee Chairpeople. Row 2: Rosi Gowdy Baehr, Daryl McNeal: , Lori Gruber, Jennifer Lock, Brian Newlin, Kathy Stuart. Row 1: Joel From Jim All City reps. 4 The fall student council of the 1972- 73 school year accomplished many things. Under the leadership of Steve Procter the council revised the constitu- tion, passed the gym proposal, worked towards installing the GOAL program, Ride Board and planted trees in the parking lot. Other officers serving during the fall semester included Vic Mickunas, 1st vice-president; Brian Newlin, 2nd vice- president; Sue Kern, chief justice; Ginger McBride, secretary. The main topic in the revision of the constitution concerned voting proce- dures. In previous elections students voted in their homerooms but now they will vote in the auditorium foyer. The gym proposal now allows boys to have the same gym requirements as girls. In November some members of the student council planted trees in the parking lot. In the near future the parking lot will be more attractive thanks to the student council.

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Faithful and practi- cal companion Le- Bret (Kevin Ed- wards) listens sym- pathetically as Cy- rano confides in him. The greedy poets ingest Ragueneau ' s poetry as they digest his pastry. Fred Wilson remains a rigid cap- tain of the guards, as Compte de Guiche (Judd Maher) sneers at Cyrano. • 1 wvi Helpless, Cyrano ' s closest friends grieve as he meets death. Cyrano tempts the ravenous Duenna (Diane Dungan) with an almond tart a la Ragueneau. Devoted Ragueneau (Jeff Mosher) pleads with the wounded and despondent Cyrano that death is not near. 18