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We may never pass this way again For some, this year at Roosevelt has been endured. For others, it has been a time for getting involved. For all of us, it has been an opportunity to learn and exchange ideas and grow within ourselves if we sought to do so. Some came openly, ready to give and receive. Some came c 1 o s (ul to others and th (3 ms elves. Some came diligently, others came oc- casionally. Hut when we are all gathered, there is Roosevelt. We are scholars and athletes. We are social groups and com- munity projects. We are artists. Hillie Sawdey looks to her chemistry partner for tht? next ship. Mike Hope bej ins to explain himself out of anolh ' T ,i! ' s» ' n( t ' Kathy Farquhar sells Spree tickets outside of the cafeteria. Introduction 5
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771,1 Dave Reynolds enjoys the sunshine as he reads in the library. singers, actors, and writers. We are Roosevelt. Next year, when a part of Rooseveh has gone and others have come to be part of Rooseveh, we will have chang- ed, just as Roosevelt has chang- ed every year. Therefore, neither we, nor anyone else may ever pass this way again. Because every class must make its own way. Every class has its own obstacles to overcome. We had the resignation of the vice-president of the United States, and talk of impeaching the president. We faced the energy crisis and Watergate. We added a juke box to the Student Center and streakers became the talk of the school. We felt inflation as the yearbook was cut by eight pages and the marching band traveled to only home games. We experienced the energy crisis which made sweaters practical and slacks a necessity. We formed car pools and canceled our Christmas sports tournaments. There was much before us, and never again may the same obstacles face Roosevelt. Never again may the same path be tread. We may never pass this way again. Stan Bench rcalK ticts into th » clr.jn up cam n()hl)ie Mash chats with a friend as Armon Dye looks on. H lntroduclion
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