Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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Roosevelt’s Boy Scout Troop 31 is known as one of the largest and most active in the area. Troop meetings are held weekly at Roosevelt, and each month an outing is planned and carried out. The troop uses the pool and gym facilities during the regular meetings. Bottom (l-r) Herb Biederwolf, Nick Russell, Tim Os- Otis, Mark Capps, Terry Cummings, Rod Stark, Way- born, Jimmy Johnston, Kevin Ladany, Norman Roesch, land Blikken, Bob Kramer, Greg Spiess, Steve Munger, Bill Grimm, Bill Kloosterman, Mark Andrews, Glen Mark Taylor, Chuck Dornbos. Green, Tom Jackson, 2nd row (-r) Bill Caswell, Kim BSA and Varsity Club Provide Varied Opportunities The Varsity Club, spon- sored by Coaches Ron Saunders and Bud Dornbos, promotes Roosevelt athlet- ics and fosters good sportsmanship. The club backed the annual JV-Fac- ulty and Varsity-Alumni basketball game, and or- ganized money raising pro- jects for the purchase of new sports equipment. Bottom (l-r) Bob Packer, Steve Maggio, Mike Washington, Dave Walline, Mike Kennedy, Jim Moore, Hal Caswell. 2nd row (l-r) Chris Powers, Rick Adams, Bob Spiess, Bill Rowan, Van Bolden, Pete Wal- line. 3rd row (l-r) Tom Abercrom- bie, Doug Tripp, Dave Gessert, Sandy Ylisto, Mahlon Rice. 25

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Seated (l-r) Betsy Bryan, Susan LaRue, Bob Packer, Sally Brooks, Sandy Sharrock, Sally Foster, Standing (l-r) Lee Brasseur, Cheryl Kable, Sue Cleeton, Chris Postiff, Sandy Good, Barb Campbell, Ruth Ezell. Quest Encourages Literary, Artistic Creativity at RHS The 1967 Quest, Roosevelt’s literary magazine, attracted entries from a large segment of the school population, Poems, essays, short stories and plays passed before the discerning eyes of co-edito rs Barb Campbell and Sue LaRue and their vigilant staff. Then there were hours spent with the contributions of the artists and photographers of the school so that the book could be representative of the total creative effort of the year, andful- fill its purpose of nurturing creativity at Roosevelt. Co-editors Sue LaRue and Barb Campbell look over a short story, one of the many contributions to Quest. 24

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Front row (l-r) Dorothy Betts, Sue Cleeton, Karol Suggitt, Sandy Sharrock, Debbi Davis, Amy Sanzi, Barb Carter, Karen Blakemore, Betsy Tate, Sue Ann Giles, Second row (l-r) Wendy Skinner, Barb Camp- bell, Gretchen Geiser, Marti Ulrich, Peggy Elliott, Betsy Bryan, Carol Burrell, Roz Green. Third row Peabody Explores Time Many hours of long, hard work have been devoted by the members of the Swim Club to make the year worthwhile and enjoyable. Aided by their sponsor, Miss Mary Drake, they carried out several projects, which included giving a party at the WRAND Nursery for the forty pre-school age children and sponsoring a dinner for the Boys’ Swim Team. Their largest project consisted of producing a Synchronized swimming show in the middle of March. An overnight at a nearby lake, to initiate new members, climaxed the year’s activities. A timely discussion by Sherman and Mr, Peabody, provides amusement for spectators at annual swim show. (l-r) Betty Giles, Patsy Stiles, Lynn Sharrock, Yumi Shitoto, Margaret Kennedy, Becky Taylor, Debbie Betts, Linda Wood, Lusia Mitchell. Fourth row (l-r) Jane Swihart, Connie Campbell, Jennette Elliott, Lynn Rowan, Annette Lamb, Valerie Leabu, Amy Otis, Janet Burrell, Cindy Truhn, Laurie Peterson.