Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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Their sounds are many and varied. From the rhythmic pound- ing of their feet to the determined scratching of their pencils, they can be heard at almost any time or any place during the day. They range from the high-pitched, ex- cited squealing at basketball games to the slow, confident speaking in an oratory contest. Their sounds are full of youth. Their constantly squeaking chairs show that they are suffering from a disease common to most under- classmen - growing pains.

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Pat Barbara Adair Baker Robert Maealyce Cummings Dapprich “ae . Marti David Lindsay Davis Farris Fischer Franklin Juniors Achieve Success The juniors thrive on the academic and social whirl. Bonnie Numerous open-houses kept their weekends fully occu- Harris pied. They turned out full force to conduct the sopho- more initiation and dance “Moonlight Enchantment” in the fall; they climaxed their social year by sponsoring a delightful Junior-Senior Prom. Academically the juniors proved outstanding. From participating in clubs, dramatics, music, and athletics to publishing the literary magazine Quest, all fifty-five students and their spon- 4 sors, Mr. Alister MacDonald and Miss Thelma Mc- A. y Andless, were kept busy. Donna Judy Stephanie Kersey Kliemann Kutzen Jim Abercrombie, Bob Borusch, Paul Deck, Dick Ehlert, Bill Kennedy, Sandra Lanphear, Mike MacDonald, Tom’ McClure, Kim Potter, David Smith, Doug Smith, and Tom Touse were absent when pictures were taken. Kirk Kathy Ann Leighton Martin McClelland