Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

nineteen hundred Fifty-six ROOSEVELT hiGh school ypsilanti, michigan In memory of the wonderful years we have spent here in the search for knowledge; in appreciation of the hosts of intimate friends and companions first met within these halls; and in thanks for the countless extra hours given by the faculty and administration on our behalf; we, the senior class of nineteen hundred fifty six, dedicate this, our yearbook, to Roosevelt High School, its students, its faculty and its friends. Miss Bell Physical Ed, Industrial Arts Mathematics Miss Ashby Music Miss Callahan ‘a Miss Cooper Librarian : Latin Social Studies Leonard W. Menzi Principal Mrs, Crouch Mr, DeBoer Mrs, Gex Physical Education History Home Economics i Miss Gotts Miss Hinds ee Mathematics Mathematics : Mr. MacDonald Miss Langworthy Social Studies French , English English William F. Wilcox Assistant Principal Physical Science : : 7 Mr, Walker Miss McAndless Miss North Athletic Director English Commercial Physical Education around school Office Mr, Osborn Industrial Arts Mr. Roberts Fine Arts Mr. Kersey Custodian Mrs, Moss and Mrs, Jackson Cafeteria YP o c OU N class OFFICERS Vice President Secretary Treasurer President John Falk Nancy Foy Jenny Ortkiese Roy Buck class history This is only the beginning we assured ourselves as we took our places as Roosevelt freshmen in 1952. We promised ourselves that we would do more in the next four years than we had dreamed of in the previous eight school years. We kept our promise, As freshmen in ’52 we first met our first sponsors Miss Virginia Cooper, Mrs. Florence Crouch, and Mrs, Ruth Shelkum, who in turn introduced us to our first dime dances, senior high fun nites, and the highlight of the year, our first high school dance the Spring Party. In 1953, we got the works at the Sophomore Reception and took our turn at sponsoring the annual Christmas Party, which we dubbed the Sn owflake Swirl. In the fall of our junior year, we welcomed the class of 757 at the annual Sophomore Reception. The thespians among us took to the stage for the Play Festival. The class picnic at Edgewater Park concluded our last year as under- classmen, Then came the busiest year of them all. We began by guarding The Stairs. Then came Homecoming, fads, plays, parties galore, at last - the trip, the Prom, and finally, Graduation! Suddenly it was over. We were alumni. And in the midst of joyful-tearful farewells and the promises of reunion, the feeling of relief that it was all over gradually became regret, and the finality of our leaving was softened somewhat by the realization that once again, this was just the beginning. The Volume of Life lay before us. We had just turned the first page. SENIORS MARLYS ACKERMAN Echo 4 J. A. 3, 4 Rough Rider 4 Bring Along Laughter JAMES ALVIN BERRY (Jim) Louisville 1 Baseball 2 Class V. Pres. 2 Football 2, 4 J. A. 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Rough Rider 2, 3 Student Council 2 Swimming 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3 Persons and Places SUSAN BRIEN (Su) Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 GC. A: A. @, 3,4 J. A. 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 4 Rough Rider 3, 4 Sinkopators 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Student Council 2 ROBERT SIDNEY BROWN (Sid) Homeworkshop 1 j. A. 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Swimming 1, 2 Adventure Happy WILLIAM ALDRICH (Bill) Football 3, 4 J. A. 3 Swimming 2, 3, 4 SHIRLEY BESHEARS F.H. A. 4 J. A. 3 Rough Rider 4 PATRICIA BROWN (Pat) Class Secretary 3 Echo 4. F.H. A. 3 F.T.A.4 G.A.A,. 3, 4 Homecoming Queen 4 J.A. 3, 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Sinkopators 1 ROY EUGENE BUCK Baseball 1,2,3,4 Capt. 3,4 Boys' State 3 Class Pres, 3,4 Echo 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 J. A. 3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Rough Rider 3,4 Student Council Pres. 4 Under Twenty All This and Heaven Too All That Heaven Allows All American nine ‘ It’s a Woman’s World Beyond This Place I’m a Lucky Guy Punt-Formation SENIORS CAROLYN CALVERY F.H.A.3, 4 J. A. 4 Echo 4 ELEANOR COCHRAN Echo 4 Rough Rider 4 WILLIAM C, DURANT (Bill) Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Council 1, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3 Echo 4 Football 3 Homeworkshop 1 3, 4:2, 355 Jr. Sr. Plays 3, 4 Rough Rider 4 Speech 4 Student Council 3 Tennis 1, 2 JOHN C, FALK Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Council 1, 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Capt, 4 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3 Class V, Pres, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Homeworkshop 1 Jr. Sr. Plays 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Rough Rider 4 Student Council 1, 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 ANNETTE CHAMPAGNE Library Assistant 3, 4 Looking Forward GARY COOK Baseball 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 There is Today ELLEN GENE ELLIOTT A'Capella 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1 G.A,A,1 Girls' Chorus 1 Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Rough Rider 4 Editor Sinkopators 1, 2, 3, 4 � 4 Gone With the Wind MARILYN LOU FERRY J. A. 3, 4 Rough Rider 3, 4 us Sunshine and Shadow SENIORS MARILYN FIEGEL JO GREENSTREET A'Capella 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4 Band Council 4 Class Treasurer 3 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Girls' State 3 J. A. 3, 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Rough Rider 2, 3, 4 Sinkopators 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech 3, 4 UNESCO 3, Sec. 3 CARL HENDERSON Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Co Capt. 4 Class Treasurer 1 Football 1, 2, 4 Homeworkshop 1 J. A. 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 4 Student Council 1, 4 Lost in the Stars After Midnight DORIS HOSKINS Echo 4 F, H. A. 3, 4 F. T.A. 3 j. A. 3, 4 Jr. Sr, Plays 4 Rough Rider 3 No Time for Tears NANCY LOU FOY Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 4 Echo 4 Editorial Board F. T. A. 3 Treasurer 3 G. A, As 1, 2,3, 4 J. A. 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Rough Rider 2,3,4 Sinkopators 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech 3 Student Council 4 JOSEPH HEAVEN (Joe) Class Secretary 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 DELORES HIMES j.A.4 Echo 4 Rough Rider 4 ROLAND IRWIN Football 1 Mixed Chorus 4 Rough Rider 3, 4 Hold Fast to Your Dreams AD The Silent World Good For a Laugh a. Roughing It eleven SENIORS JANICE JONES MARY MARGARET KAYUSKA (Jan) Echo 4 Homecoming Court 2 Rough Rider 4 J. A. 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 4 Love Conquers All Out of This World DAVID L, KELLEY JANET K. LA CHANCE (Fuzz) DAR Award 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Echo 4 Editorial Board Basketball 1 ’ F. T. A, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 G. A.A, 2, 3, 4 J. A. 4 : Girl Scouts 1 Jr. Sr, Plays 3, 4 J. A. 3, 4 Swimming 2, 3, 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3, 4 ’ Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Rough Rider 3, 4 Student Council 2 Walk With the Devil Woman on Her Way DONALD LANGWORTHY ELIZABETH A, LOBBESTAEL (Don) F.H.A. 3, 4 Pontiac High 1, 2 Honor Society 3, 4 Rough Rider 4 4 J. A. 4 Rough Rider 3, 4 This I Believe JAMES LONSBERRY DONALD W, MENZI (Jim) (Don) Football 2, 3 A'Capella 4 Swimming 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Council 1, 2, Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3 Boys' State 3 Echo 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Homeworkshop 1 Honor Society 3, 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 3 a Turn in the Road Lassie Come Home twelve SENIORS LYNN J. MORSE (Jerry) Class Treasurer 2 Class V. Pres. 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt. 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 On Your Own Two Feet JAMES BLAIR ONEY (Jim) Basketball 1, 2 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3 Boys' State 3 Class Pres, 2 Echo 4 Editorial Board Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 J. A. 3, 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Rough Rider 3, 4 Speech 2 The Land Beyond Student Council 1, 3 les igi Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt. 4 JOHN OSBORNE Band 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4 Homeworkshop 1 Reluctant Farmer JUANITA PERRY Ypsilanti High 1 Rough Rider 3, 4 Thus Be It Ever CAROL K, MYERS Band 1, 2, 3, 4 F, T. A. 3, 4 Treasurer 4 G.A.A.1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 3 J. A. 3, 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Rough Rider 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech 3 Earth and High Heaven JENNY ORTKIESE Class Treasurer 4 Echo 4 F.T.A.4 J.A.4 Jr. Sr. Plays 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Rough Rider 4 Speech 4 Someone Like You ARLENE JUNE PATTERSON Je A. 3 Jr. Sr, Plays 3 Rough Rider 4 The Human Comedy THOMAS PLEUSS (Tom) St. Thomas 2 Echo 4 J. A. 3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Sentimental Tommy thirteen Football Fever Magic in Her Voice ; And Both Were Young fourteen SENIORS DAVID LEE RENDEL (Dave) Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Homeworkshop 1 J. A. 3, 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Student Council 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ELAINE SCHOCK Echo 4 F,H. A. 3 F, T,A. 3 J.-A. 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 4 Rough Rider 3 JANE ANN SIMMONS A'Capella 1 Band 2, 3, 4 Echo 4 F, T. A. 3, 4 Sec. 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Rough Rider 3, 4 SANDRA STANIFER (Sandy) Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Echo 4 J. A. 3 Rough Rider 4 Rainbow's End Sparks of Laughter . : A Treasury of Laughter ROSEMARIE SAVAGE Echo 4 Homecoming Court 1 J. A. 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 GERALDINE ANN SCHULTZ (Jerri) Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Echo 4 F, T. A. 3, 4 Pres. 4 G. A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Scouts 1 J. A. 3, 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Rough Rider 2, 3, 4 ALICE ANN SMITH Band 2, 3, 4 Echo 4 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 V. Pres. 4 Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4 Jj. A. 3,4 Jr. Sr, Plays 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Rough Rider 3, 4 Student Council 2 DONALD W, TAYLOR (Don) Football 3, 4 Jr. Sr, Plays 3 Rough Rider 4 BILL BUCK WAGNER Baseball 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 J. A. 3, 4 Rough Rider 3 Speech 3 VANCE WARD (Skip) Inkster High 1,2 Echo 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Rough Rider 4 SENIORS a The Boy With the U. S. Survey Anything Can Happen BARBARA A, YOUNGERMAN (Barb) Echo 4 F. T. A. 3 Sec. 3 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Sec. Treas. 3 J. A. 3. 4 Queen 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Rough Rider 3, 4 HENRY BARGERT Edmonson 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Rough Rider 3, 4 Love is Forever Dreamer of Dreams JAMES WALKER (Jim) Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Homeworkshop 1 Jr. Sr. Plays 3, 4 Rough Rider 4 NANCY ANN WILSON Echo 4 Editorial Board F, T.A. 3, 4, V. Pres. 4 G, A, A. 1, 2, 3,4 Girls' Chorus 3, 4 J. A. 3, 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Rough Rider 2, 4 TIMOTHY JOHN ALLEN (Tim) A'Capella 2, 3, 4 ji Ae3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Plays 4 Speech 4 Lucky Jim The Tracer of Lost Persons We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Six, wish to express our appreciation and thanks to our senior sponsors, Miss Margaret Gotts and Miss Virginia Cooper, for their guidance, SENIOR PERSONALITIES Most Active Nancy Foy John Osborne Most Likely to Succeed Janet La Chance James Oney Most Popular Jenny Ortkiese Lynn Morse Most Talented Ellen Elliott Donald Menzi Best Dressed Sue Brien Roy Buck sixteen undeRclLassmen juniors In addition to being the largest class in Roosevelt this year, the juniors were also the most active, They have taken part in athletics, musical organizations, cheerleading, Junior Achievement, GAA, FHA, and and have found time to sponsor both LuNella Aller Janet Arning the Sophomore Reception and the Junior-Senior One-Act Play Fes- tival, The juniors starred in three plays, Junior class officers were Tom MacKenzie, president; John Erik- son, vice president; Mike Capizzi, treasurer; Beverly French, secre- tary, Peggy Aston Bill Bailey Bill Baker Betty Bradford Joyce Brooks G ; h e, e (A Mike Capizzi Joel Clark Bill Collins Jim Croff Charles Darby Bonnie Decker John Erikson Alex Fisher Beverly French Jim Glover Charles Griffin Mabel Hansen eighteen JUNIORS Study Period? The following members of the junior class were absent when the pictures were taken: Jim Hanson, Joan Hendrickson, Theresa Leininger. Bill Hornberger Joyce Hoskins Lynn Hunt ah ah Helge Johanson Mary Ellen Kruse Gene Lamb Tom MacKenzie Larry Milbourne Eugene Mosier Robert Mount Connie Mulder Alice Lauer Judith Lobbestael Sue Martin Sylvia Mason Sandra Murdock Mary Jane Nissly nineteen JUNIORS d Gail Scott Barbara Obermeyer Pat Plummer Jill Richardson John Sattler ai we or. JS | jer ee Be : : = ix Sametes Harry Shaefer Charles Silkworth Barbara Smith Alfrieda Steeb Leon Steers Jim Steven Frank Stiltner Pat Taylor Dan Teare Bob Ungrodt acd - Brenda VerVaecke Bob Watling Principal L, W. Menzi congradulates 1956 Boys' State representatives, Left to right are: Bill Baker, John Erikson, Tom MacKenzie, Frank Stiltner, Tom Mac Reus Whitmice Karron Worley Kenzie ranks as alternate. twenty SOPHOMORES =f) ; f} Me Linda Allen Robert Arrick Harry Atkins Dewey Barich Gary Barnes James Blodgett aps 2 6 Elizabeth Brown Sally Anne Brown Freda Campbell Judy Campbell Lillian Champagne Barbara Clark z 7 os Sandra Davis Clifford Dickey Diane Dusterhoft Arthur Dykman Karen Erickson bint Don Fensch Charlotte Fitch Jeannie Gex Sophomore Reception Judy Martin was absent when the pictures were taken. Barbara Goings George Goodman twenty-one SOPNOMORES The tenth grade received a warm welcome into the ranks of the upper classmen at the Sophomore Reception, the annual initiation and dance sponsored by the junior class in honor of the sophomores. As its first senior high social duty, the class of 1959 sponsored the an- nual Christmas Party, the Frosty Frolic, Several new activities were added to an already full schedule as the 59'ers discovered speech con- tests and Future Teacher and Future Homemaker clubs. Many sopho- mores contributed to the school paper, THE ROUGH RIDER, while a few of the boys won varsity letters in athletics. Loren Hansen Sancia Hardin Ge | Linda Isbell Lee Judson Reginald Herndon Larry Hoffman GY Marilyn Kersey Bob Kidd Dianna Kersey Shirley Markva Ann ! i nn Manion Bob Mayo Karen Mike Alan Moore Nancy Jo Na ss twenty-two SOPNOMORES Sophomore Versatility t J Jill Nelson Rebecca Obenauf Linda Parrett Michael Patrick Mary Lee Payne Sally Simmons Scott Skinner Marie Studt Carrie Taylor Fred Thomas i s Veronica Virtue Bob Wagner Barbara Walker David Waters John Weismiller Caroline Wilson twenty-three freshmen | trRth Jim Aldrich Ronald Anderson Curt Barnes Rita Bolden Sally Brown Linda Buck Lee Chrysler Brenda Clay Robert Dando Cora Mae Dykman Susan Erickson Don Foreman Karen Gex Gary Gra Kenneth Hansen Virginia Harris Linda Heaven Sports, special acti- vities, and school work combined to make the freshman year a busy and Dolores Hilmoe ‘ a memorable one for the class of 1959, They went to senior high Fun Nites and were honored at their first school dance, the Spring Party of 1956. The boys went out for varsity athletics and the girls tried out for reserve cheerleading positions, John Horton twenty-four freshmen Dean A, Howe Don E. ‘flows Barbara Joslin Bob Kersey Doug Kilby Beverly King 28 Lorelyn Kuchler Betty Linton John Lobbestael Bernard aan Pamela McClure David McGaffin hy Nancy Markva David Marsh Virginia Martin Judy Morey Suzanne Morrison Robert — Paul Murray Jim Nelson Drinking Fountain Lineup The following members of the freshman class were absent when the pictures were taken: David Fensch, Sharon Lee, Rose Leininger, Beverly Nichols, Margaret Porter, twenty-five freshmen ? f. Jill Pinnell Mary Pleuss Virginia Polliey Jim Rowland Pam Shepherd Barbara Tate - Jerry Taylor Caught on Senior Stairs Susan Taylor A. Joyce Wales Nancy Weber Bob Wilcox Henry Wismer Linda Youngerman twenty-six EIGNth GRadE AGE 2 ee : b BR Ps e Margaret Abercrombie John Anderson William Armstrong Harold Belcher Duane Betts Rodney Beutler w Richard Blair Joyce Campbell Philip Clark Paul Clay ft; Fai aay 8 ké Enjoying Assembly Doris Dickey er i ee a Jack Elwell Robert Eoff Larry Estey Lois Fields Carl Furtmey Paul Gaboury twenty-seven Barbara Goodwin Jeffery Horton Larry Judson Susan Lee Beverly Martin twenty-eight EIGHTH GRAdE Richard Gray Malen Hall Entrance into the eighth grade Save the class of 1960 an Opportunity to take an even larger part in the activities of Roosevelt High School, Besides the other junior high activities such as fun nights and dances, the eighth grade sponsored its Christmas Party and Participated in several] high school assem - blies. Some of the boys became members of intra- mural athletic teams, while a few of the more mu- sical students qualified for the high school band, Diane Lonsberry Donna Martin Dianne Mead Lynn Mead Craig Hammond Bonnie McFall Bob Mickelson Joan Harris Doug Houck : Robert Lamphéar y Claudia Marshall Betty Middleton EIGNTNH GRAdE Merry Montonye Bruce Osborne Linda Plummer _ Linda Robinson David Salyer Margaret Scheffler es , Robert Shaefer es Bt Saa wists , aa’ Typical Classroom Scene ’ The following members of the eighth grade were absent when the pictures were taken: Bonnie Baker, 3 . e White, Tom Silkworth yore ae Linda Simpkins 7 A : Athy . se ; . a Z Katherine Staskievitz Roslyn Taylor Karen Teare Ann Thomas Tom Wainman David Wheeler Weslie Wilde Judith Worley twenty-nine SEventh GRad_E The senior class of 1961, today's seventh grade, formally entered Roosevelt's junior-high on June 10, 1955, As their first official act under the guidance of their co-sponsors, Mr, Louis Golczynski and Mr, Alister MacDonald, they elected ; Bette Ann Gilden and Sandra Peterson as their representatives Jim Arthur 2 to the Student Council, They were soon in full stride and began to enjoy the privileges and assume the responsibilities that go with being part of the high school, Besides participating in many of the senior high activities, they sponsored some social events of their own, including fun nights and a Christmas Party, All told, the seventh grade's first year as students of Roosevelt High School was full and happy, and while looking forward to the next five years here, they can look back with pride at the lasting impression they have made upon the students, faculty, and furniture of Roosevelt High School, Patty Bates ii S Sa Bonnie Berry Linda Blakemore Carol Bloom Barry Brown Michael Bunting Patty Burns . Ronald Capizzi Betty Case David Chrysler Carol Congdon Nancy Cummings Barbara Davey of John Dawson Barbara DeBoer Tom Durant thirty SEVENTN GRACE Pep Assembly Bette Gilden Bill Giles Kenneth Gomer Gustavo Gomez Linda Graves Ina Hansen Susan Hopps Maurine Howe John Kennedy Bruce Kersey Paulette Kersey Betsey Kontny Aprill Kraus Judy Kutzen Zoe Anne Marsh thirty-one SEVENTN GRADE ob , ath doe Th te A 3 ul Jim Masters John Maxwell Penny McClure Albert Milford Dick Parrett Marcia Patrick Freddie Perry Sandra Peterson Calvin Scott Mary Spike Janet Swope Tom Tate f . | Elizabeth Welhener Wendell Welper English Class Dick Greene was absent from the seventh grade when the pictures were taken, thirty-two { } V ¥ } den”, . Aha ACTIVITIES Roy Buck President student council John Erikson Mary Jane Nissly Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President Organized in 1930 to promote student government, the Roosevelt Student Council meets regularly to discuss school business and recommend proper legislation. Among the council-sponsored activities are Fun Nites, dime dances, intramural athletics, Homecoming festivities, and the annual Magazine Sale, This year the sale netted $1,409, the largest profit in its history, The Council used the money to help support the band, athletic teams, and various school activities, Elected to head the students' representative body this year were Roy Buck, president; John Erikson, vice-president; and Mary Jane Nissly, secretary-treasurer, Under their leadership, the Council enjoyed one of its busiest and most successful years. Row 1: Joel Clark, Carl Henderson, Buddy Baker, Mary Jane Nissly, Secretary-Treasurer; Roy Buck, President; John Erikson, Vice-President; Frank Stiltner, John Falk, Lynn Morse. Row 2: Bob Dando, Jim Nelson, Art Dykman, John Wisemiller, Betty Gilden, Sandra Peters, Peggy Scheffler, Anne Manion, John Anderson, Nancy Foy, Mr. L. W. Menzi, Sponsor. thirty-four homecoming queen s COURT Frosh Attendant Delores Hilmoe ne Soph Attendant Jill Nelson : Pat Brown Junior Attendant Mary Jane Nissly thirty-five ‘lhe Rough Rider thirty-six Vol, 31, No, 10 Roosevelt School, Michigan State Normal College, Ypsilanti, May 28, 1956 — PRINTING Class Editors Row 1; ces E s Carl Henderson, Delores Himes, Marilyn Ferry, Bill Bailey, Juanita Perry. Row 2 Don Taylor, Bob Kidd, Dan Teare, Roland Irwin, Leon Steer, Don Langworthy, Mr. Benden. Ellen Elliott Judy Lobbestael ROUGH RIDER staff Row 1: Jane Simmons, Su Brien, Alice Smith, James Berry, Barbara Youngerman, Nancy Foy, Bill Durant, John Falk. Row 2: Mary Kayuska, Karen Gex, Doug Schill, Don Menzi, Carol Myers, Roy Buck, Jim Oney, Jo Greenstreet, Pat Brown, Jerri Schultz, Eleanor Cochran, Alice Fitch, Row 3: Nancy Wilson, Linda Isbell, Karen Erickson, Charlotte Fitch, Sue Erickson, Left to right: Nancy Wilson, Jim Oney, Nancy Foy. Under the direction of Miss Thelma McAndless, Roosevelt students publish a tri-weekly newspaper, THE ROUGH RIDER, and the yearbook, ECHO. Members of the ROUGH RIDER staff are always exercising their nose for news. The Riders work frantically to beat deadlines, They struggle over the units in a headline. They write and re-write stories until the style satisfies. They lay out a page and then study it - striving always for effective make-up. It's not easy to put out a paper, but there's always an eager staff standing by. Roosevelt seniors work tirelessly each year to compile a yearbook, which students may keep as a rememberance of high school days. These young Janet LaChance men and women acquire experience in planning Thelma McAndless Editor and publishing. They discover the mysteries of Advisor pre-screening and copy editing. Others learn how to snip and paste pictures. Some find their forte in selling. The editors find that co-operation and organi- zation are the key words in producing a good product. thirty-seven thirty-eight plays THE LEVITE by A. Smith ENGR ens dace Nancy Wilson William Durant Barbara Youngerman Carol Myers Thomas Pleuss cotevee Joel Clark Student Director Donald Menzi CRACKED ICE by Guersney Le Pelley Barney ... ° ° ° Vance Ward Elmer ...0-. e - Roy Buck ar F Jane Simmons Beautiful . bee ee e Jerri Schultz Student Director Jane Simmons plays BACKSTAGE by Babette Hughes Jo Greenstreet . � David Kelley Nancy Foy . - Carl Henderson . John Falk Doris Hoskins .. Su Brien . « Alice Smith . Elaine Schock + «++ Janice Jones . � « Jenny Ortkiese Student Director Alice Smith DUST OF THE ROAD by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman Prudence Steele = .- Janet La Chance Old Man..... ° . Harry Shaefer Tramp .cceccssceces .� . Tim Allen Peter Steele ....6++ee++++ Jim Oney Student Director Sue Brown thirty-nine i ‘ a 4 : by ; ee ahh atin three et = THE NERVE OF IT! by John Kirkpatrick Sukimako ..seccecesces Dr, Victor Haverill Tessie «.easecves Selma Judkins ... Arnold Judkins ... Molly Kingsley ....06-. Robert Mount . Douglas Schill . Theresa Leininger - Barbara Obermeyer . Charles Silkworth Mary Jane Nissly Student Director Judy Lobbestael RICH MAN, POOR MAN by Bertha Burrill EMMA cececcocsececes Kitty ..cccccccceves ot: ere ee ea . Yelta Goldenstein . Mrs, Bonelli ...... e Mrs, Ole Oleson ...-2.20- Mr, Patrick Haggerty.... Mrs, Tammas MacPhairson Tommy Browning ...... A Visiting Nurse ....... Largo Johnson ....s20+- Mrs, X. Y. Smythe ..... Mary Manion Sandra Murdock Michael Capizzi Mabel Hansen Joyce Hoskins Mary Harris William Collins Gail Scott William Hornberger Peggy Aston Charles Darby Patricia Taylor Student Director William Bohn plays PRAIRIE WIFE by Freda Graham Bundy . Rene Whitmire William Baker Mr, Thatcher . Gene Lamb Reg Black... . Alex Fisher Marie . . Lu Nella Aller Garth. . +cccveseices 20m MacKenzie Student Director Alfrieda Steeb speech William Durant, John Sattler, and Judy Martin (absent) won the first places in humorous reading, oratory, and declamation, respectively, in both the District I and Region M Contests. Miss McAndless is speech director at Roosevelt. aA) Row 1: Diane Dusterhoft, Jo Greenstreet, Sodas Schill, William Collins, Row 2: Donald Menzi, William Durant, John Sattler, Tim Allen, Harry Shaefer. forty-one GIRi SCOUTS ey yi a Pel = Row 1; Karen Teare, Penny McClure, Marion Hitchings, Maureen Howe, Pat Burns, Nancy Cummings, Judy Kutzen, Judy Vargo, Claudia Marshall, Barbara Goodwin. Row 2: Roseline Taylor, Cora Dykman, Betsy Kotney, ZoAnne Marsh, Eva Lee, Sue Lee, Peggy Scheffler, Judy Perry, Betty Middleton, Linda Plummer, Weslie Wilde, Ann Thomas, Diane Sovey, Karen Herndon, Row 3: Joan Harris, Kay Staskievitz, Linda Blakemore, Betty Lou Case, Barbara DeBoer, Karen Glass, Patricia Bates, Donna Martin, Paula Kersey, Susan Hopps, Alice Fitch, Peggy Abercrombie, Kay Thayer, April Kraus, Bonny Baker, Beth Dykman, BOY SCOUTS Row 1; Doug Kilby, John Anderson, Jim Arthur, Bill Johnson, David Dawson, Tom Durant, Bill Armstrong, Jim Aldrich. Row 2: Lee Chrysler, David Salyer, Dave McGaffin, Jack Kennedy, Doug Houck, Gustavo Gomez, Dick Green. Row 3: Ed Pear, Calvin Scott, Jim Nelson, Bob Wilcox, Jerry Furmey, Tom Tapp, Lee Moore, Don Foreman, forty-two SENIOR SCOUTS Row 1: Ronny Virtue, Becky Obenauf, Alice Smith, Carol Myers, Nancy Foy Ellen Elliott, Joyce Brooks, Mary Harris, Pam McClure. Row 2: Linda Isbell, Charlotte Fitch, Alfrieda Steeb, Carrie Taylor, Pat Plummer, Pam Shepherd Linda Buck, Mary Pleuss, Margaret Porter, Linda Youngerman, Judy Morey Virginia Harris, Susan Taylor, Diana Kersey. Roosevelt's five Boy and Girl Scout organizations offer a variety of activities for interested students. The Girl Scouts follow a varied program, but they take time out to build up their treasury through the annual cookie and candy sale. The Senior Scouts, a branch of the Girl Scouts, have devoted most of their time to the study of nursing, regularly assisting in the children's ward at University Hospital. The Mariner Scouts study navigation, and this year plan to take a trip to Holland, Michigan, to study boating firsthand. For boys, Roosevelt's troop 31 offers a chance to gain valuable knowledge of wood lore and camping. The Explorer Scouts, open to older boys, emphasizes vocational training, community service, and outdoor skills. MARINER SCOUTS Row 1: Barbara Joslin, Linda Heaven, Mrs, Brown, Virginia Martin, Delores Hilmoe, Sharon Lee. Row 2: Sue Morrison, Joyce Wales, Karen forty-three Gex, Sally Brown, Barbara Tate, Ann Tubbs. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The only requirement for member- ship in the Girls' Athletic Association is the desire to participate in sports and have whole-hearted fun with other Row 1: Jo Greenstreet, Su Brien, Nancy Foy, Barbara Youngerman, Alice girls. Besides participating in football, Smith, Mary Harris, Mrs, Crouch, Jill Nelson, Joyce Brooks, Nancy Wilson, basketball, baseball, and bowling, the Jerri Schultz, Row 2: Judy Campbell, Mary Manion, Theresa Leininger, GAA feted the Roosevelt football team Alice Lauer, Sylvia Mason, Brenda VerVaecke, Joy Lyke, Beverly French, at the annual Football Feast, held this Pat Plumer, Gail Scott, Carol Myers, Diane Dusterhoft, Row 3: Marie Studt, year in the cafeteria, Highlight of the Greta Salyer, Caroline Wilson, Sue Martin, Mary Jane Nissly, Mary Lee GAA year is the annual banquet, at Payne, Sandra Murdock, Charlotte Fitch, Karen Erickson, Ann Manion, Pat which awards are made and newly Brown. elected officers installed, SWIMCLUB Roosevelt High School girls in grades eight through twelve, who are interested in synchronized swimming, have the : : opportunity (provided they can meet Row 1; Ellen Elliott, Jo Greenstreet, Nancy Foy, Su Brien, Miss Bell, specific requirements, ) to become Mary Jane Nissly, Joyce Brooks, Mary Harris, Sue Martin, Row 2: members of the Girls' Swim Club. Peggy Scheffler, Judy Martin, Karen Mike, Caroline Wilson, Marie Throughout the academic year, the Studt, Sharon Lee, Barbara Obermeyer, Peg Porter, Sally Brown, Pam girls strive to perfect swimming a McClure, Ginny Harris, Donna Martin, Bonnie McFall. Row 3: Ronny niques under the guidance of their Vatue, jeannte Gex, Joan Harris, Beth Dykman, Julie Davis, Karen Gex, advisor, Mary Irene Bell. The RHS mer- Sue Morrison , Merry Lynn Montonye. maids attended a swim clinic at Midland in December, Spring finds the Sinkopaters acting as hostesses to the varsity swim team at a dinner. forty-four tEeAChneRs Roosevelt students interested in the teaching profession have the opportunity of joining the Future Teachers' Club. The purpose of this organization, now in its second year at Roosevelt, is to help stu- dents investigate the various fields of teaching. In addition to their work in elementary classrooms, FTA members assist in the annual FTA day, held on the MSNC cam- pus to augment FTA club programs, At this year's annual installation pro- Row 1: Jane Simmons, Secretary; Nancy Wilson, Vice-President; gram, the Roosevelt FTA Club became the Miss Pearle Baxter, Sponsor; Jerri Schultz, President; Carol Myers, Leonard W. Menzi Club of the Future Treasurer. Row 2: Sally Simmons, Mary Manion, Diane Dusterhoft, Teachers of America. Judy Lobbestael, Mabel Hanson, Pat Brown, Jenny Ortkiese, JUNIOR achievement This year there were more than sixty students from Roosevelt participating in the Ypsilanti Junior Achievement may program. These students, with juniors Zan 4 ise = Se meen = weer og = Row 1: Tom Pleuss, Alan Stewart, Bill Hornberger, John Erikson, Larry Milbourne, Junior dt ewinind 8 : 8 Mike Capizzi, Dave Kelley, Alex Fisher, Danny Teare, Joel Clark, Bob Ungrodt, companies. They Travis Griffin. Row 2: Peggy Aston, Alfrieda Steeb, Marilyn Fiegel, Elizabeth decided upon a product, sold stock to 3 : : 7 i ; “ahi i obtain sufficient operating capital, and Lobbestael, Buddy Baker, Bill Bohn, Doug Schill, Jo Greenstreet, Jim Oney, Jim proceeded to Seb ER be sell ahs Berry, Bill Durant, Alice Smith, Su Brien. Row 3: Joan Hendrickson, Sylvia product. Mason, Sue Brown, Joyce Brooks, Sue Martin, Mary Jane Nissly, Sandra Murdock, Barbara Obermeyer, Barbara Youngerman, Carol Myers, LuNella Aller, Roy Buck, Dave Rendel, John Sattler, Bob Watling, Jerri Schultz, Nancy Wilson, Marlys Ackerman, Pat Plummer. Row 4 Mary Harris, Alice Lauer, Barbara Smith, Brenda Ver Vaecke, Bonnie Decker, Rene Whitmire, Marilyn Ferry, Carolyn Calvery, Janice Jones, Betty Bradford, Gail Scott, Pat Taylor, Mabel Hansen, Judy Lobbestael, Mary Manion, Theresa Leininger, Pat Brown, Rosemarie Savage, Jenny Ortkiese, forty-five national honor society Row 1; Jim Oney, Roy Buck, Don Menzi. | oy Preglewentt aa “Vo bi va AA iy Row 1; Jill Pinnell, Joyce Wales, Songtonian, Ann Manion, Treasurer; Betty Brown, Vice-President; Mrs, Gex, Sponsor; Linda Parrett, President; Jill Nelson, Secretary; Sue Erickson, Reporter; Marilyn Fiegel, Judy Campbell. Row 2: Karen Mike, Jeanne Gex, Caroline Wilson, Nancy Jo Nass, Mary Pleuss, Nancy Markva , Pam Shepherd, Diane Dusterhoft, Judy Martin, Carolyn Caivery, Doris Hoskins, Elizabeth Lobbestael, Linda Allen, Ronny Virtue, Judy Morey. Row 3: Charlotte Fitch, Sue Taylor, Nancy Weber, Sue Morrison, Dodie Hilmoe, Cora Dykman, Sharon Lee, Mary Lee Payne, Judy Lobbestael, Karen Gex, Ginny Harris, Linda Youngerman, Pam McClure, Marie Studt, BOYS ANd GIRIS state forty-six Left to right: Don Menzi, Jo Greenstreet, Jim Oney, Roy Buck, Simmons, Elizabeth Lobbestael. FUTURE homemakers The members of the newly organized Future Homemakers Club at Roosevelt have been busy this year. They have sponsored some dime dances, initiated new members, and held a bake sale, They went caroling at Christmas time. They have also installed their officers for next year. They are Ann Manion, president; Linda Parrett, vice president; Judy Lobbestael, secretary; Nancy Jo Nass, treasurer; Charlotte Fitch, reporter; Cora Mae Dykman, song leader, Row 1: Doug Schill, Bill Armstrong, Susan Lee, Claudia Marshall, Jane Simmons, Linda Isbell, Charlotte Fitch, Mary Harris. Row 2: Dewey Barich, Judy Morey, Bob Shaefer, Bob Ungrodt, Pam McClure, Judy Campbell, Mabel Hansen, Linda Parret, David Salyer, Betty Brown, Bill Durant, Bob Watling, James Blodgett, Jerri Schultz, Virginia Harris. Row 3: Sharon May Lee, Jim Nelson, Dean Howe, William Hornberger, Bob Wagner, Larry Hoffman, Larry Judson, Ina Hansen, Curt Barnes, Jo Greenstreet, Karen Gex, Joan Harris. Row 4: Harry Shaefer, Susan Richards, Jack Elwell, Duane Betts, George Riley, Donald Fensch, Don Menzi, Carol Myers, Mary Lee Payne, Alice Smith, David Rendel, Charles Silkworth, David Fensch, John Osborne, Bob Wilcox, John Falk, David McGaffin, Loren Hansen, John Erikson, Kenneth Hansen, Gary Barnes. mMaRching and CONCERT Band joetp-dinhe Jim Maleate, poe Siehaliee: ae Harris, Bob Wilcox, Bill Hornberger, y-erg Jo Greenstreet, John Falk, Bob Ungrodt, Row 1: D. Menzi, H. Shaefer, K. Erickson, J. Davis, S. Erickson, E. Elliott; Row 2: R. Whitmire, S. Murdock, W. Wilde, M. Payne, C. Fitch, M. Harris, J. Richardson, L. Isbell, D. Betts, R. Buck, L. Abbott; Row 3: B. Tate, C. Taylor, W. Armstrong, D. Barich, D. Schill, J. Gex, J. Schultz, D. Sovey, G. Riley; Row 4: Mr. Lester Farkas, B. Brown, J. Blodgett, R. Watling, D. Salyer, G. Barnes, J. Falk, Mr, Maurice Riley, A. Smith, J. Simmons, D. Rendel, C. Myers. ORCNESTRA Good Friday Assembly Preparation forty-nine mixed oe ANE ‘Ce amactex Row 1: B. Brown, V. Virtue, J. Nelson, B. Obenauf, L. Isbell, S. Richards, S. Lee, J. LaChance, Miss Ashby, N. Wilson, J. Schultz, J. Simmons, E. Elliott, J. Greenstreet, M. Kruse, J. Campbell, S. Murdock, P, Taylor, S, Morrison, Row 2; L. Parrett, N. Nass, M. Hanson, J. Lobbestael, T. Leininger, M. Manion, M. Payne, G, Salyer, C. Wilson, K. Mike, J, Brooks, M. Nissly, C. Taylor, H, Bargart, T. Allen, T. Pleuss, D. Schill, B. Obermeyer, J. Wales, P. Taylor, N. Weber, D. Hilmoe, V. Martin, Row 3: B. Clark, L. Allen, D. Kersey, R. Leininger, M. Pleuss, B. Joslin, L. Heaven, A. Tubbs, B. Tate, P. Shepard, B. Linton, J. Arming, S. Markva, $. Mason, J. Hendrickson, B. Walker, S. Simmons, R. Irwin, J. Oney, D. Menzi, B. Baker, T. Griffin, B. Mayo, L. Abbott, H. Shaefer, G. Goodwin, S. Hardin, G. Scott, P. Plummer, GiRLs’ chorus Row 1: M. Hanson, J. Lobbestael, S. checssoas: B. Walker, V. Virtue, J. Nelson, B. Brown, B. Obenauf, N. Wilson, J. Simmons, S. Morrison, B. Joslin, N. Weber, M. Kruse. Row 2: L, Allen, T. Leininger, M. Manion, R. Leininger, M. Pleuss, L. Parrett, N. Nass, Miss Ashby, J. Arning, J. Hendrickson, D. Hilmoe, N. Martin, B. Tate, J. Wales, S. Murdock, B. Obermeyer, VvaRSsITy FootBall - — Paw ix = tS ES ROW 1 (left to right): John Falk, Jim Walker, Jim Berry, Jim Oney, Capt, John Osborne, Don Taylor, Roy Buck, Dave Rendel, Don Menzi, Lynn Morse, ROW 2: Leon Steers (capt, elect), Charles Silkworth, Jim Stevens, Asst, Coach James Bell, Bill Wagner, Joe Heaven, Bill Aldrich, Carl Henderson, Coach A, D, Walker, Bill Baker, Doug Schill, Bill MacKenzie, Tom MacKenzie, ROW 3: Scott Skinner, Larry Hoffman, Loren Hansen, Bob Wagner, Harry Atkins, George Goodman, Jim Blodgett, Alan Stewart, Frank Stiltner, Bill Bailey, Art Dykman, Charles Herndon, Milan At Chelsea At Saline Dundee At Flat Rock At Lincoln U. High ty-two ied John Osborne - Captain Roosevelt places Unree on All - State class C roster. After a close 20-18 game with Clinton, the Roosevelt gridders gained momentum and climaxed the season by tying arch-rival Lincoln and defeating always-tough University High, Although they finished seventh in the league standings, the Rough Riders determined the Huron League championship by their 13-13 tie with League- leading Lincoln, Highlight of the season was the 14-12 victory over U High, with the Rough Riders scoring both their touchdowns in the final period of play. The loss of 14 varsity lettermen will be partly cancelled by the return of 11 letter- men and the addition of this year's Little Rough Riders, who, under the coaching of Harlan Minor, made a good showing in numerous practice scrimmages. fifty-three John Falk - Co-captain ‘é Carl Henderson - Co-captain Regional and District Trophies Under the guidance of Coach Art Walker, the RHS basketeers chalked up a Winning season by capturing District and Regional championships. The 1956 event took place after the Rough Rider quintet swept through the District tilt, overpowering Dexter, 51-35, U-High, 56-48, and Lincoln, 76-51. They then took the measure of Leslie, 48-41, downed Morenci, 57-50, and romped over A. E. Smith, 68-44, to clinch the Regional cup. Scarlet and Grey supporters then followed their victorious team to Albion and the State tournament. Berrien Springs headed the game 74-55. .. ek Row 1 - Chuck Herndon, Jim Walker, Carl Henderson, John Falk, Buddy Baker, Bill MacKenzie; Row 2 - Joe Duby (asst. coach), Bill Bohn, Frank Stiltmer, Tom MacKenzie, John Erikson, Bill Bailey, A. D. Walker (head coach), fifty-four BASKETBALL SCORES Roosevelt 60 Flat Rock Roosevelt 54 Dundee Roosevelt 51 U. High Roosevelt 30 Saline Roosevelt 65 Lincoln Roosevelt 56 Chelsea Roosevelt 50 Milan Roosevelt 59 Flat Rock Roosevelt 62 Dundee Roosevelt 39 U. High Roosevelt 40 Saline Roosevelt 68 Lincoln District Tournament Regional Tournament Roosevelt 52 Dexter } Roosevelt 48 Leslie Roosevelt 56 U. High i Roosevelt 57 Morenci Roosevelt 76 — Lincoln Roosevelt 68 A.E. Smith (District Championship) (Regional Championship) State Tournament Roosevelt 55 Berrien Springs 74 fifty-five SWIMMING Roosevelt 50 River Rouge 37 Roosevelt 35 Adrian 52 Roosevelt 49 U. High 38 Roosevelt 29 Lincoln Park 54 Roosevelt 25 Trenton 50 Roosevelt 35 Adrian 52 Roosevelt 29 Dearborn 58 Roosevelt 54 U. High 29 Roosevelt 45 River Rouge 42 State Meet - 4th Place - 21 points Lynn Morse - Captain Under the coaching of Bill McLardy, the swimming team turned in a 4-5 performance, The team swam against mostly Class A and B competition. In the Class B State Meet the team came in fourth, with Bill Aldrich winning two second places in the same meet. Aldrich was named the outstanding swimmer of the season, By the end of the season, he had scored more points than any other swimmer this year on the R.H.S. squad. He lowered his own breast stroke record twice. Row 1 - Jim Aldrich, Don Foreman, Gary Gray, Bob Wilcox, Tom Tapp, Bob Mayo, Henry Wismer, Mike Mallory; Row 2 - Larry Hoffman, Alex Fisher, Bill Aldrich, Lynn Morse, Chuck Silkworth John Sattler, David Marsh, Cass Terry; Row 3 - Duane Betts, Chuck Lozon (coach), Bob Shaefer, BASEBALL Lincoln Dundee Saline Flat Rock Chelsea Lincoln 5 14 Dundee = % Chelsea CN 4, . Saline Milan Roy Buck - Captain Row one: Lee Judson, Doug Kilby,Dean Howe, Paul Murray, Don Howe, Lee Chrysler; Row 2: Travis Griffin, Dave Kelley, Capt. Roy Buck, Carl Henderson, Bob Dando; Row 3: Asst. Coach Bill Jamison, Art Dykman, Chuck Darby, Jim Walker, Tom MacKenzie, Bill MacKenzie, Dave Waters, Asst. Coach Harlan Miner; Row 4: George Goodman, Bill Bohn, Bob Arrick, Bill Bailey, Bob Mayo, Dave Mc Gaffin. fifty-seven a = = Fas Row one: Harry Atkins, Chuck Herndon, David Rendel, James Oney, Lynn Morse, Bill Collins, John Weismiller; Row 2: Bill Baker, Alan Stewart, Loren Hansen, Bob Wilcox, Scott Skinner, Mike Patrick, Asst. Coach Joe Duby; Row 3: Mike Mallory, Dan Teare, Leon Steers, Coach A. D. Walker, Tom Tapp, Gary Gray, Track Tennis Chelsea here i Monroe here Dundee here i Grosse Point here Mt. Pleasant Relays i Adrian here Saline here University High away Albion College away Grosse Point away Milan away Regional Regional Adrian away Huron League University High here State Meet State Meet Lincoln Kneeling: Jim Aldrich, Bob Ungrodt; Standing: Bob Watling, Lee Moore, Jim Nelson, Bill Hornberger, John Falk, Don Menzi, Ed Pear, John Erikson. fifty-eight VARSITY ChEEeRLEAOERS Su Brien, Nancy Foy, Sue Martin, Mary Jane Nissly, Jill Richardson, RESERVE CheEeRLEAOERS Left to right: Sue Erickson, Ann Manion, Veronica Virtue, Linda Youngerman, Caroline Wilson, Pam McClure, fifty-nine sixty-one AOVERTISEMENT an exciting career? Then we may have just what you’re looking for—because we have a wide variety of fascinating jobs for alert teen-agers. You’ll work with other young people in attractive offices— earn an excellent salary—and meet new friends to share your leisure hours. You'll be trained by friendly supervisors—and earn full pay as you learn. 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