Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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(1. to r.) around table, Joyce Butcko, Marianne Staskievitz, Mary Zickgraf, Kathy Shultz, Brewster Brown, Greg Kershul, Ken Kable, Carol Gauntlett, Judy Bair, Kip Swihart, Sue Ulrich, Len Tait, Mare Sundquist, Don Porter. Deadlines Met, Fine Issues The Rough Rider A tri-weekly newspaper devoted to the nterests of the Roosevelt High School of Eastern Michigan University at Ypsilanti Published by the Department of English and Printing of Roosevelt High Schoo! Co-Editors F Mary Zickgraf Joyce Butcko Copy Editors Judi Ba'r Carol Gauntlett Feature Editor Greg Kershul Sports Editors Don Perter Bob Brumbaugh Advertising Editor Ken Kable Art Editor . Marc Sundquist Photography . Kathy Schultz, Len Tait Student Council Editor Maureen Trosko Club News Editor Sue Ulrich Junior High Editor Wylie Zickgraf Exchange Editor Marianne Staskievitz Advisor Thelma McAnd!ess CONTRIBUTORS Contributors John Van Black, Georgia Campbell, Briita Ylisto, Judy Weller, Cheryl Fore, Karen Brown, Wendy Skin- ner, Polly Cooch, Gloria Riseling, Jean LaBounty, Barb Langer, and Jon Ober meyer The Rough Rider staff has once again set the pace of successfully pro- ducing a tri-weekly news- paper. Mary Zickgraf, the competent editor, and her staff have spent many hours in diligently writ- ing, copy-editing, organiz- ing, photographing, proof- reading, in order to bring to the student at RHS a current picture of the ef- forts and endeavors of the people of our school. Published Mary Zickgraf,

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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.

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(1. to r. around table, Bev Peller, Kitty Shupe, Greg Kershul, Lee Brasseur, Sue Seyfried, Robert Neau, Nancy Brooks, Betsy Foster, Marcia Pate. “Quest”, the 1964 literary magazine, went on sale in December after many months of hard work. Through “Quest”, each student has the oppor- tunity to share his creative work, in the form of poetry, essays, short stories, or art. Foolishly he leaps to defend his views, Talking on things he has not seen, felt, or heard. Age shall teach him one day to come To wait, to have patience, to watch, to learn; To say only what is necessary and just, And what experience has taught. SUCH IS YOUTH by Betsy Foster Steadily he stands up for what he believes, Nrong or right he wavers not. But now there he stands, firm and sure, Disclaiming, proclaiming, loud and clear...