Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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Row 1 (1-r) Sue Cleeton, Lilla Walton, Betsy Tate, Lou Ellyn Green, Sharon Turner, Sally Leighton, Mrs. Linda Daily, Kate MacDonald, Karen Kramer, Charlotte Osborn, Ruth Ezell, Karen Evans, Stephanie Vandrick. Row 2 (l-r) Jane Wilde, Chris Postiff, Camile Smith, Kerry DeNoyer, Julie Sundquist, Doro- thy Betts, Sue Graubner, Kathy Gilden, Jackie Hewitt, Janet Osborne, Joyce Mansfield, JoAnn Carter. Row FHA Grows Through Se This year the Future Home- makers of America, under the leadership of President Sally Leighton and their advisor, Mrs. Linda Daily, have accomplished much. In the fall, many of the girls took part in a bike hike to Huron Farms. Then members worked hard planning a skit with the Milan Chapter and making program covers for the Regional FHA meeting at Vandercook Lake. Other FHA activities included a trip to Detroit, making Christ- mas stockings for the children in the WRAND nursery, and spon- soring the annual Spring Sports Banquet. 3 (l-r) Lawanda Roach, Glenda Carter, Sally Brooks, Lee Brasseur, Janis Kersey, Jackie Taylor, Pam Kuchnicki, Pam Swack, Jessie Kersey, Debbie Bowen, Carol Pinter, Mickie Crandell, Barb Blasey. Row 4 (l-r) Cheryl Smith, Barb Carter, Debbie Betts, Nancy Linda Wood, Martha Caswell, Dayle Yokely, Peggie Patrick, Karen Gex, Nancy Goings, Susan Kerle, Ladaney, Sue Thompson, Maria Easley. rvice Left to right—Mike Osadchuck, Bob Packer, Steve Maggio, Sharon Turner, Roger Johnson, and Jody Anderson enjoying the food at the FHA-sponsored Spring Sports Banquet.

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Council debate draws varied expressions from officers (l-r) Mike Osadchuck, Doug Tripp, Sandy Sharrock, Charlotte Osborn, Council Sponsors Paint Day for Tanzanian School Underclassmen (1-r) Tom Abercrombie, Craig Louns- bury, Lusia Mitchell and Darlene Turner give the school some badly-needed paint during the annual Stu- dent Council sponsored clean-up day. With junior Harold Tripp at the helm, and an executive board made up of Mike Osadchuck, Sandy Sharrock, and Charlotte Osborn, the Student Council has enjoyed an active and profitable year. October marked the beginning of the magazine sale, sponsored dime dances, and movies. RHS provided leadership for the All- City Student Council. This year the Roosevelt Coun- cil initiated a computer dance, and pledged $500 to the support of a school in Tanzania, one of the emerging nations of Africa. These added spice and zip to what could so easily become a round of run-of-the mill activities.

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Co-editors Roger Johnson and Hal Caswell rough out pages. Each year the small room at the East end of the building becomes the scene of a battle to pro- l 967 EC H 6 duce a yearbook. 1967 was no exception, and a strange combination of midnight oil and elbow grease was used in large quantities as the editors and staff sweated over sales, deadlines, layouts, deadlines, proofreading, and deadlines. But we did it. Echo staffers dissect books from other schools to see what makes a yearbook tick. HW] Cir io fc M, Mi