Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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i DEPTH 3 FEET (il. to r.) in water; Maureen Trosko, Solye Brown, Barbara Borusch, Row 1: Lilla Walton, Carol Burrell, Sue Hart, Sandy Sharrock, Roz Green, Karen Skinner, Janet Osborn, Cheryl Jones, Kathy Gilden, Patsy Stiles, Peg Elliot, Marti Ulrich, Sue Cleeton, Amy Sanzi, Wendy Skinner, Barbara Campbell, Betsy Bryan, Janey Schieve, PatStreet. Row 2: Miss Mary Drake, Sue Sanzi, Bev Peller, Mary Schieve, Anita Ferrer, Patty Wescott, Jean LaBounty, Judy Robinson, Mary Elliot, secretary, Nancy McClelland, Georgia Campbell, jr. co-pres., Mary Giles, jr. co- pres., Sue Ulrich, sr. pres., Yumi Shitoto, Dorothy Betts, Chris Postiff, Sally Ann Brooks, Karen Blakemore, Vebbi Davis, Betsy Tate, Sue Giles. Sinkopators Present Inter-Planetary Adventure Sinkopators, through hard work and determination, put on the 1965 swim show, “An Interplanetary Ad- venture”. It turned out to be a great success. Yumi Shitoto, who was here for just the year, became a special mem- ber of the swim club. The year 1964-65 ended with the tryouts for new members, and the annual initiation for these polywogs. Debbi Davis and Amy Sanzi take a minute off from their busy practice for the swim show.

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Roosevelt’s Future Homemakers of America live up to the .vational goal — to further interest in Home Economics. Throughout this school year the F.H.A. girls have made frequent visits to their ward at the State Hospital. These visits bring joy to patients. The girls have a concession stand where they sell ice cream each day to sweeten their chapter kitty. This activity helps in sending delegates to state and regional F.H.A. meetings and also helps to pay for their various good-will projects. Among the yearly activities of the F.H.A. is the Christmas party for underprivileged children of the com- munity. This year the Swim Club and the F.H.A. combined their efforts for a fun afternoon of swimming with the OF ty afterwards. AMERICA = ee (1. to r.) sitting on floor, Row 1: Rita Kaul, Teresa Mustazza, Sue Seyfried, Geri LaBounty, Nancy Seyfried, Carol Gauntlett, Barbara Borusch, Karen Evans, June Monhollen, Lucia Zickgraf, Barbara Campbell, Patty Wescott. Row 2: Mary Elliot, Polly Cooch, state hospital chairman, Kate MacDonald, reporter, Gwen Andrews, songleader, Sue Hart, historian, Sharyl Green, treasurer, Sue Sanzi, vice presi- dent, Miss Linda McKinley, Anita Ferrer, president, Sally Leighton, secretary, Charlotte Os- born, parliamentarian, Judie Bair. Row 3: Karen Brown, Gloria Riseling, Dodie Stiles, Jan Hartmen, Kitty Shupe, Mary Schieve, Cheryl Fore, Jody Anderson, Lee Brasseur, Roz Green, Julie Sundquist, Shirley Dickson, Kathy Cox, Gail Myers, Briita Ylisto, Georgia Campbell. Row 4: Bev Robinson, Betsy Bryan, Barb Carter, Judy Robinson, Debbie Tisdale, Amy Sanzi, Judy Weller, Pat Wadke, Sue Graubner, Betsy Tate, Millye Hamilton, Sue Cleeton, Kris Muller, Sue Hopkins, Diane Paschall, Wendy Weller, Solye Brown, Pat Street.

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3S FEE. 4 (1, to r.) Row I: Kathy Cox, Maureen Trosko, Judy Bair, Joyce Butcko, Cathy Maxwell, Miss Cooper, sponsor, Betsy Foster, Sue Sanzi, Sharyl Green, Lori Otis. Row II: Sue Seyfried, Sue Ulrich, Bill Studt, Larry Addison, John Capps, Greg Kershul, Ken Kable, Mary Zickgraf, Carol Gauntlett, Bev Peller. These seniors were initiated into the National Honor Society at a candle-light ceremony last June. According to the revised constitution, students attaining at least a B average and fulfilling the requirements of character, scholarship, leadership, and service were chosen to be members of the organization. Roosevelt’s chapter of the National Honor Society has been in opera- tion since 1927. This year’s members are now reviewing the NHS files with an eye to discovering the current activities of Roosevelt’s alumni members. Students Receive Recognition This year’s candidate for the state DAR award is Maur- een Trosko. Maureen won the honor by the vote of her class- mates and the faculty.