Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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(1. to r.) Row I: John Osborn, Jim Sukach, Sue Ulrich, Lori Otis, treas., Don Porter, pres., Dr Street, Brewster Brown, v. pres., Maureen Trosko, sec., Marianne Staskievitz, Jim Herron Row 2: Eric Walline, Charlotte Osborn, Patti Street, Kathy Gilden, Lucia Mitchell, Debby Bowen, Woody McAndrew, Tommy Gooding, Steve Magio, Robert Anderson, Don Calder Herold Tripp. This year’s Student Council, under the leader- ship of Don Porter, president; Brewster Brown, vice president; Maureen Trosko, secretary; and Lorie Otis, treasurer, experienced a highly successful year. Re- : vision of both the handbook and the constitution Student Coun cil were among major projects. The annual magazine sale assisted the Council financially, thus enabling it to sponsor buses to away football, basketball, and In if 1 ates swimming contests. Joining forces with the Varsity Club the Council Man y Reforms produced the new display case opposite the library. The area high schools’ Student Council Confer- ence, reactivated by the Roosevelt Council, increased better inter-school relationships and proved to be one of the outstanding accomplishments of the 1964 65 council. The executive board discusses the rewriting of the new constitution. Under the direction of Brewster Brown, this was one of the Council’s biggest projects.

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The extra-curricular program enables stu- dents to spend time on those areas in which they are specifically interested. It also en- ables students to participate in several group activities and to learn from their fellow students.

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(1. to r.) Row 1, sitting: Kathy Shultz, Carol Gauntlett. Row 2: Joyce Butcko, Sue Sanzi, Judy Bair, Shary] Green, Kathy Cox, Geri LaBounty. Row 3: Brewster Brown, Dennis Betts, Len Tait, Marc Sundquist, Larry Addison, Barbara Borusch, Kip Swihart, Greg Kershul, Don Porter. Staff Works Round Clock For National Rating Under the efficient leadership and direction of Barbara Borusch, Joyce Butcko, and Brewster Brown, the Echo was published. Seniors working on the publication found it both challenging and rewarding. Working with sponsor Miss Thelma McAndless, the staff encountered many new and unexpected situations. Much of the bustling activity wit- nessed throughout the year at the northern end of the hall was due to the frenzy of the staff in producing an outstand- ing yearbook. The staff hopes it has published a yearbook which will remind its readers of most of the major events at RHS during 1964-’65.