Roosevelt High School - Flashback Yearbook (Monticello, IN)

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IJ REVIEWS l.lIJPL'l' row: Cuiclzmcc lib1'zn'y stall who chalk thc mntcrizil out to the hllKlL'llIS :incl assist Mr. Sllillllllll .lim Scliuclilcr whose task is to put the wcckly lmullclin on thc bozircl in room 2-1. Clcnlcr row: Class olhccrs: standing :irc Mzirtlm Dugan. senior trczisurcrl Donal Hinnllurg. junior lrczisurcrg Neil Starck, soplirmimc treasurer: -Izicqiiie Cloonrod, sophomore scdctziry: sented :irc Sully Dill. senior SCll'CILlI'f'l Loretta liccvcr, scnior prcsiclcnlg Bairlazirzi l5oucl1'C:ul, junior prcsiclcnl: klflllll Clrowcl. sophoinorc prcsiclcnt: Nancy Hcilns. junior secretary. Club prcsiclcnls: standing :ire Sue Carrol Eaton. lf. H. Ag Bill Levy, science Llulm: Lois .Xndcrson. clrzunzitiis club: Dzivicl XVci11l1c-rg, folklore: Dick Bcrtriun, ziuto iluh: Dczin Carpenter. agriculture club: sczitccl :irc Paul Miller, lmncl ilulal Sally Dill. G. AX. A.: Nziclzi lrclzin. Slmnish club: jerry Brown. B. A, .X.: Shirlcy Wliitzikcr. book club. Lowcr row: Lihrsiry stall who zissisl Miss Higgins in preparing thc books lor the shclws and check hooks our to thc students: oflicc zissistums who spend one period each clay in the principals ollice. ,ii j,1uiliiHl1li El 5? ii-- -HIV if u i r , .pv- n S4 is i ix Q -. ,' 'up il age Folly-Iwo .k - I 1

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4 l IiR.XX'I1S .XXII SVNSIIINIQ UIfIflIIImRS Standing: Ran' Phillips. lmwitlciitz Ilill lxzillnil, vita'-p1'witIt'1it: XX :sync Ilunuui. wtx'ct:n'X'-t1't-austin-1'. Sczitcdz llQll'lDlll'1l litlllilllllll. Xlll lIlik'NlllL'IllI Nanny Irt-hui, pirsiclc-lil: C1:u'lit.i I,:xnt', tt'c:iwti1'c1': li:n't'n Himkniain, Nt'tI't'I.lI'X'. S'I'UlJ1CN'I' COUNCIL Stzindinffz B:t1'h:i1'zt Botitlrczui. 'unior alum Pl president: john Cmwcl. soplimnure tlam president. Sczttcdz Jack Mccnts, junior class premidcnt: Nancy Irelzin. Sunshine president: Dick Roach, president: Rely Phillips, lirzives Countil president: Loretta Kccvcr. senior class president. COUNCILS The Sunshinc Society is umlpuscd ul :ill girls ul thc high xfliuul, and the lhrtves Council is it Slllllllili Club for buys. The guzils of Cach are to foster good citizenship :ind high imntzil stzindznds. Ainung the Sunshine Lutixities was LI dunztb tion IUXX'2ll'ClllllIClS l'u1'z1 window in the Rilcy Hospital Clhgtpcl. l3mX'cs Council has wurkecl on safety in driving :ind utlic-1' pI'0lJlCIIIS ul' intcrcst tu thc QTOIIP. Ihc Student Couiuil is coiiiposecl ul' student l'l'lJI'L'SL'IlllI- tives :ind works very closely with NIV. Ryan. lt hats hccn rcspimsihle Im' 5cX'e1':tl IIIICYCSIIIIQ' ztssenihly pwgrniiiis als wcll .ix helping with Ciuidztnce Day. fu-... -. N: -....... Page Forty-one

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CLUBS ,Y sw 'L Upper row: The Spanish Club was organized to further the interests in a Spanish background: Future Homemzikers of America is a con- tinuation ol' interest developed in the Home Ec. Department. Center row: The Book Club makes n study ol new books of interest to high school people. Books may be purchased through this organ- ization: the Drznnztties Club gives an opportunity to those who z1ren't in rt drrunntics class. Lower row: Folklore Club studied the lolktztles of Indiana :ind XVhite County in addition to writing the history of Monticello High School: the Auto Club is zt group whose interest is studying different types of cars and car parts. A trip to at manufacturing plant is always on their schedule. 1' Page Forty-three