Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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Students Learn Professional Library Techniques Members of the Li- brary Assistants' Club are kept busy mending books, arranging special exhibits and bulletin boards and, in general, making the Roose- velt library a more pleas- ant place in which to read and or study. The service highlight of the year is the Christmas Tea for faculty, student teachers, and the Student Council. Duringthe past year, Sue Hart served as vice-president of the Student Librarian Assist- ants Association of Michi- gan (SLAAM). Seated (l-r) Judy Demmons, Sue Hart, David Brasseur, Miss Alice Beal, Diana Paschall, Cheryl Kable, Standing (l-r) Lon Telfer, Dave Crane, Susan Kerle, Becky Taylor, Jim Kloosterman, Francis Welper Trains A-V Service Group A '65 addition to the Roose- velt extracurricular program is the Audio-Visual Club. Under the direction of Mr. Francis Welper, members of the club learn how to service and to operate the audio-visual equipment, thereby facilitating the showing of films and the recording of activities. The club has assumed the re- sponsibility for stage lighting. They service music and drama- tic productions, as well as special assemblies, for both the elemen- tary and the secondary school. First row (l-r) Jeff Washington, Barry Johnson. Second row (l-r) Milt Proper, Mr. Francis Welper, John Johnson, Wallace Blikken. Third row (l-r) Nelson Wood, Wayne Hackett. 15

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Seated (l-r) Lee Brasseur, Sally Foster, Sally Brooks, Cheryl Kable, Sue LaRue. Standing (=r) Tom Gooding, David Kimberly. Editor Sally Foster Heads '66 Quest Staff In the interest of preserving the literary and artistic works of Roosevelt students, the Quest staff has spent much time and effort collecting bits and pieces for the magazine. The end result was a work to be cherished by the students in years to come! Future Teachers Give Time as Aides The Leonard W. Menzi Future Teachers Chapter is sponsored this year by Mr. Thomas Dodd. The club is open to anyone from grades nine through twelve. In accordance with the creed, Learn by Doing, the members assist in the various classrooms of Roosevelt and Rackham when- ever there is need. First row (l-r) Briita Ylisto, Lee Brasseur, Phyllis Jean LaBounty, Barb Blasey, Janet Osborn, Pat Adams, Cheryl Fore, Sandy Furtney, Gloria Riseling, Staskievitz, Lilla Walton. Karen Kramer. Second row (1-г) Georgia Campbell,

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First row (l-r) Pam Swack, Cheryl Smith, Valerie Parry Wescott, Barb Campbell. Third row (l-r) Lilla Leabu, Lynn Sharrock, Victoria Dobbins. Second row Walton, Karen Kramer, Brenda Moore, Donna Middle- (l-r) Barb Blasen, Polly Cooch, Georgia Campbell, ton, Lawanda Roach, Janet Osborn. During the past year, the junior and senior Roo- sevelt Girl Scouts have continued to heighten their interest in the out-of- doors, serve their fellow man, and, in general, do their partto make the world a better place in which to live. The Scouts' biggest project was the traditional spring cookie sale. First row (1-г) Jackie Eberle, Sally Ogden, Connie Campbell, Jennette Elliott, Jane Swihart. Second row (l-r) Diane Grinstead, Kathy Aber- crombie, Amy Otis, Annette Lamb, Janet Burrell. Third row (1-г) Chris Robinson, Wendy Golloway, Ann Keller, Sissy McAndrew, Lynne Rowan, Laurie Macha.