Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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Early Morning Practice Sessions Fail to Daunt Musicians (L-r) Sally Leighton, Bill Brasington, Phil Towler. First row (l-r) Chris Robinson, Pam Leighton, Jean LaBounty. Second row (l-r) Beverly Robinson, Ruth Ezell, Jacque Patton. First row (1-г) Diana Paschall, Diana Roth, Cheryl First row (l-r) Cheryl Fore, Dorothy Betts, John Kable. Second row (1-r) Mike Wusthoff, Wendy Weller, Riley. Second row (1-г) Doug McCully, Tom Dusbiber. Brenda Moore.

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Inner row (l-r) Diana Roth, Diana Paschall, Mike Bodary, Jacque Patton, Nancy Goings, Karen Frye, Beverly Robinson, Betty Giles, Ruth Ezell. Middle row (1-r) Rick Dickerman, Alice Walton, Lilla Walton, Paula Wusthoff, Mary Giles, Wendy Weller, Patty Outer row (1-г) Janice Kersey, Glenda Carter, Debbie Betts, David Crane, Mike Wusthoff, Andy Soule, Jim Kloosterman, Pat Powers, Standing (1-г) Bill Brasing- ton, Phil Towler, John Riley, Doug McCully, Mr. Jerris Miller, Wescott, Cheryl Kable, Milt Proper, Brenda Moore. Systematic Practice Nets Honor for Instrumental Groups Whenever Roosevelt’s band and or- chestra make a public appearance, music lovers know that the young performers will demonstrate not only talent, but a rare brand of showmanship. Such groups as the woodwinds, percussion, and strings are striking examples of the superior ratings which, through the years, have accrued to the school’s entries in the Regional and State Festivals. The man up front who makes the band go—1965-66 RHS drum In full uniform (1-r) Beverly Robinson, Cheryl Kable, major, Bill Brasington. and Jacque Patton get ready to rehearse a woodwind trio number for the Solo and Ensemble Festival. 24

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Photographer Caswell climbs to the catwalk to get a shot of Roosevelt’s 63-53 win over Jackson Northwest. Gary Guider (24), Bill Wales (20), Fred Houck (center), John Van Black (14), and Eric Walline (12) demon- strate the defense that won the game.