Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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Social Calendar Senior couples take a break from dancing to talk awhile. Underclassmen Joe McCulloch and Tam Eberle serve punch to sophs Kathy Martin and Jo Ann Magee. At “Mistletoe Magic’ couples danced to the music of the Sonny Skies Orchestra.

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Roosevelt’s four decorated par- ties attract perclassmen. large crowds of up- Dances Highlight Barb Davey, Dick Parrett. and Ron Capizzi put up the publicity banner for the Spring Dance, “Emerald Isle,” given by the seniors on March 17. During the intermission of the Christmas Dance, “Mistletoe Magic,” sponsored by the sophomores, Joseph Dennis, English department student teacher, sang West Indies folk songs.

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(First row 1. to r.) Ron Capizzi, Craig Ballard, Mr. L. W. Menzi, Jim Nass, Barb Henderson, Tom Tate, Cal Scott. (Second row |. to r.) Jean LaBounty, Geri La- Bounty, Kim Stewart, Sue Ulrich, Carolyn Ander- son, Donna Kersey, Tom Webb, Roger Brooks, Annually the Roosevelt Student Council offers leadership for the activities and events that contribute to the welfare of the school. Led by Council officers Jim Nass, Craig Ballard, and Barb Henderson, the Council sponsored an all-school magazine sale that netted $4,600. With this money, it purchased such items as new lights for the publications office and pom-poms for the cheerleaders. The Council also took charge of the Homecoming festivities, revised Students Elected The Roosevelt chapter of the National Honor Society, sponsored by Miss Virginia Cooper, initiated six members of the class of ’61 at the formal ceremony held at the Honors As- sembly in June 1960. The members, who must Miss Virginia Cooper and Honor Society members hold a practice initiation ceremony. Jim Herndon, Tom Touse, Jack Kennedy, Jim Ferrer. (Third row l. to r.) Don Calder, Tony Smith, Bill Kennedy, Dick Wise, Penny McClure, Ellen Mc- Dermott, Patty Burns. the social regulations, and initiated the use of I.D, cards: RHS Principal L. W. Menzi has worked with the Council for twenty years, giving help and advice on school matters. The Roosevelt Council played a major part in the Washtenaw Conference Student Council, improving relations between schools in the county. Roosevelt sent four delegates to the monthly meetings, where Barb Henderson served as treasurer. to Top Positions be in the upper third of their class, were select- ed by the faculty on the basis of citizenship, scholarship, leadership, and service. The group may take in up to fifteen per cent of the senior class and up to ten per cent of the junior class. (l. to r.) Ina Hansen, Barb Henderson, Patty Burns, Miss Cooper, Patty Bates, Rosemary Cook, Dave Stewart. rs