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

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Row 1: Carolyn Kelley. Jill Carey. Carrie Bowlsby. Laurie Gruber. Ann (}ibbs. Patti Schropp. Row 2: Nancy Neumann. Dana Olson. Lori Miller. Diane Sargent. Mary Ranniger. Mary Goodding. Anne Mabry; Row 3: Dru Ward. Randi Ray. Sue Maher. Diane Shuck. Maria McBride. Laurie Betts. Debbie jepson. Mary McBride; Rovv ' 4: Holly MacDonald. Sandy Long. Sandy Tippins. Sara Leachman. Susie Booth. Betsy Benge. Bette Hansen. Laurie |ones; Row 5: Cindy Ekstrand. Amy Grismer. Lisa Shimp. Chris Rutenbeck. Amv Follett. Andi Leachman. Lisa Carey. Mindy Roemer. Sharks present The Greatest Show On Earth The Greatest Show On Earth was the theme for this year ' s Sharks Club pageant which was presented April 18, 19, and 20. With John Waters as master of ceremonies the sychronized swimmers, under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Swanson, presented 11 numbers including a solo by Carrie Bowlsby and a duet by Laurie Gruber and Ann Gibbs. A trio included Jill Carey, Diane Sargeant, and Caroline Kelley, and Dru Ward, Randi Ray. Mary Ranniger. Patti Schropp, Dana Olson, and Laurie Miller composed a sextet. Each group was responsible for their p costume and music. he Senior Finale is performed out of the water. Sharks Club 21

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Coby Kuhn and Jane Sullivan head Girls ' Club Row 1: Coby Kuhn, Jane Sullivan. Jane Davis, Lori Koxht ig Row 2: Jennift;i Loia. Kathy Stuart, Jaiu- Book, Marty Miller, Pam Hanks, Sue Mitchell, Sue Beck. Row 3: Kathy Farquhar. Karen Smith, Beth Benning. Lori Gruber, Becky Seaman, Patti Schropp, Laura Kinney, Anne Koch, Debbie Haider- man, Billie Sawdey, Karin Swanson. Coby Kuhn says a few final words before turning over the Girls ' Club presidency to Kathy Stuart. Girls ' Club started out the 73-74 school year right away by getting the big and little sisters together so any new Roosevelt girls will feel more comfortable with the building and other students. Krazy Kake Kontest was one of the ways Girls Club got into the Homecoming festivities. Other ways included selling pins, ribbons, and chocolate bars. Throughout the football and basketball seasons Pep Club, School Beautiful, and School Spirit decorated homes and lockers of teams. The Convalescent Committee had a Halloween party for the children ' s home, and another at Christmas. The committee also held food drives for needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas. The Daddy-Daughter Dinner was held on Valentines Day to get girls together with their daddies. Girls ' Club officers, Lori Roxberg, treasurer; Coby Kuhn, president: Jane Sullivan, vice- president; and Jane Davis, secretary. Mr. Legs contest, held in late winter, is another money-raising project for Girls ' Club. This year ' s winner was Sidney Baird, a junior. Man of the Year is the next event sponsored by Girls ' Club. This gives RHS girls a chance to pick the best all around guy in the school. Mike Biirford was crowned Man of the Year at Spinsters Spree. Spree is the big project Girls Club works toward throughout the year. All girls have the chance to nab {hi} guy of their choice and see what i ' feels like to b(? hr, initiator of a bii; evening. Installation, in late spring, was th(3 day for turning Cjirls ' Club Board positions over to anxious junior or sophomore girls for [ho following year of work, fun and h arning. 0 Girls ' Club

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Cheerleaders expand to four groups Row 1: Kari Lomen , Michelle Nurczyk, Marcia Nauman. Katv Joyce. man. Diane Sarg. waiy Ranniger. Gina Clemenson. Mary Eddy. Mary Wellman. Kathy Farquhar. Row 2: Maria McBride. Annette Kauff- Roosevelt Cheerleaders ex- panded from two groups to four this year. In previous years the Varsity Cheerleaders performed at football, basketball, and swimming contests. Last year they added girls ' basketball and girls ' swimming to their agenda. Wrestling Cheerleaders per- formed at wrestling and cross country meets. Due to the addition of the girls ' sports the Varsity Cheerleaders found their work load too heavy and a problem where school work or other activities were concerned. Therefore, this year Swimming Cheerleaders, and Basketball Cheerleaders were added to accom- modate the added work load. Captains of the groups included: Wrestling, Barb Stacy; Swimming, Pat Wilier: Football Basketball, Katy Joyce and Marcia Nauman. Row 1: Karen Korbela. Cheryl Jackson, Pat Wilier: Row 2: Becky Settlemyer. Karen Enabnil, Row 3: Anne Wetherell. 22 Cheerleaders