Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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Varsity Club has new spark Scott Clow, Kip Swihart, Al Burrel, Bill Wales, Ron Norris, Fred Houck, John VanBlack, Brew- ster Brown, Don Porter, Dennis Betts, Greg (Seated, l-r) Ron Karoub, Louis Worley, Jim Herndon, Bill Sinkule, Joe McCulloch, Ron Schieve, Ken Cleeton, Gene Hall, Mike Pear, Tom Webb. (Second row, I-r) John Doyle, Al Kershul. Dukay, Jeff Richards, Mike Tripp, John Capps, This year the Varsity Club has been revitalized under the sponsorship of a new athletic director and coach, Dr. Bud Dornbos. The club formulated new rules for membership and modified regulations per- taining to the awarding of varsity letters. The Varsity Club conducted an initiation for the new letter winners and sponsored Alumnus vs. Varsity and Faculty vs. Jr. Varsity basketball games. 4 é § apitioncnm =]

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(Seated, 1l-r) Georgia Campbell, Wendy Cox, Jackie Roesch. (Third row, l-r) Nancy Weller, Polly Cooch,, Carol Hilbert, Miss Seyfried, Linda Pugh, Marcia Pate, Celeste Linda McKinley, Kathy Zahn, Anita Ferrer, Hoover, Chris Postiff, Sue Sanzi, Char Os- Barb Borusch, Judi Bair, Barb Bryan. born, Sally Leighton, Millicent Hamilton, (Second row, l-r) Tam Eberly, Diane Durfee, Gail Stiles, Sue Cleeton, Gwen Andrews, Jodi Anderson, Lee Braseur, Kitty Shupe, Evelyn Norton. (Fourth row, l-r) Carol Barb Barich, Cheryl Green, Kathy Mac- Gauntlett, Sherry Parker, Diane Pascal, Gail Donald, Dorothy Betts, Julie Sundquist, San- Pugh, Sandy Sharrock. dra Furtney, Dodie Stiles, Sue Hart, Kathy New Skills for the Future The Future Homemakers of America is one of the largest organizations in school. Since FHA is Roosevelt’s only service or- ganization, the Future Homemakers are kept busy doing good deeds for the community as well as for the school. They adopted a ward at the Ypsilanti State Hospital in 1959, and each year they support a number of activities for the patients. Once a month the members go out to the hospital and entertain their ward with games and re- freshments. The FHA’ers have received national as well as local recognition for this service. The F.H.A., sponsored by Miss Linda McKinley, has among its members two who are serving in state or regional offices. Judi Bair is region III pianist, and Barbara Barich is State President. With these girls to keep the group informed, everyone keeps busy with state and regional activities. Christmas Party for underprivileged children.

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(Seated, l-r) Rick Taylor, Robert Anderson, Tony Cooch, Tom Cox, John Keller, Bob Packer, Mike Bodary (Standing, l-r) Berry Johnson, Dave Foster, Richard Adams, Nelson Wood, Kris Pow- ers, Ralph Gilden, Bob Spiess, Dan O’Leary, Roddy MacDonald, Rick Falstad, Wylie Zickgraf. Students Active In Scouting The Girl Scout troops of Roosevelt High School have been active this year in outdoor activities and community projects. During Christmas, they visited the patients at the Washtenaw County Hospital and provided a festive atmosphere by singing carols and en- acting a Santa Claus role. = The Boy Scouts of troop 31 were the first organized troop in the Ypsilanti area. They have remained one of the most active troops and have worked toward the goals of Scouts of America. Under the skillful direction of Mr. Arthur Sprague the scouts have participated in many varied activities. (Kneeling, l-r) Debbie Bowen, JoAnn Carter, Kerry DeNoyer, Connie Partlow, Janet Os- borne, Lilla Walton, Betsy Bryan, Kathy Disbrow, Barb Campbell, Carol Burrell, Wendy Skinner. (Seated, l-r) Dorothy Betts, Polly Cooch, Marcia Pate, Kathy Cox, Donn Sharrock, Jinx Wescott, Kitty Shupe, Patty Wescott, Georgia Campbell. (Standing, 1-r) Sue LaRue, Ami Sanzi, Karen Brown, Sue Cleeton, Janice Kersey, Leora Jacobs, Roz Green, Karen Kramer, Charlotte Osborne, Barb Blasey, Nancy Seyfried, Lucia Zick- graf, Gretchin Geiser, Sherry Partlow.