Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1959 volume:

You’re in Oregon, my friend So come out to the golden west Where friends and neighbors arc the best. iAt Dr. J. W. Edwards addressing the student body and television audience. A 1 1 1 i i c L J 1 .i a b 4 jJ C c I of Cascade scenery And Cl U fields of grain (hat J _ | 1 n ( I rl rl V i 1 lTij cl d So when you come to celebrate Our hundredth .rl wm 0 0 i r p r d 0 tT builders Your journey will end. . ' Cf rJ my friend. © All 1959 rights reserved by O regon Centenn ial Commission. TERRY D. SCHRUNK Mayor of Portland You’re in Oregon, my friend. FIRST HOUSE IN PORTLAND.—Erected in 1844 at Front and Washington Sts. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication................................................... 3 Royalty.................................................... 4-9 Student Council................................... ... 10-11 Administration........................................... 12-25 Seniors.........-....................-..........■........ 26-65 U nderclassmen........................................ 66-102 Clubs.............................. -................. 103-126 Publications........................................... 127-131 Drama and Assemblies................................... 132-135 Activities...........................-................. 136-140 Service Organizations..........................-....... 141-144 Music and Speech....................................... 145-149 Sports................................................. 150-180 Ads.................................................... 131-199 Homecoming.....................................-........... 200 2 The Ranger yearbook staff takes great pleasure in dedicating this book to our magnificent state on its one hundredth birthday. It has been our privilege to look back into the past as it has been vividly portrayed in the Centennial year, and by so doing we have gained a greater appreciation of our state’s strength. It is with confidence and expectancy that we face a future that holds the answer to our dreams . . . Land of the Empire Builders, we salute you! 3 The Oregon Centennial Rose 1959 introduction courtesy of Peterson Dering, Scappoosc, Oregon 4 Selected as the 1959 Roosevelt Senior Class Flower Sharon, Pat, Marilyn, Kathy, Joyce, Betty, Sharon, DeDe, Judy. Our Court Dressed in Centennial Clothing i Princess Pat Downing 8 Princess Sharon Weitzel Princess Betty Odom Princess Marilyn Guthrie Princess Kathleen Kennedy 9 GARY MANSAVAGE Vice-President ALAN PAPWORTH President BARBARA CONOVER Secretary EVA PHELPS Chairman of Social Activities SHARON WEITZEL Girls' league President Fall and Spring MARILYN GUTHERIE Treasurer MIKE SCHRUNK Chairman of Boys' Activities VALEE PENCE President of Club Presidents BEVERLY BONEBR.AKE Assistant I rcasurer STEVE CARLSON President of Reg Presidents Vice-President BEVERLY BONEBRAKE Treasurer WILLIE NORMAN Chairman of Boys’ Activities ED BRAUNER President of Club Presidents Assisi !mi i rcasurcr RICHARD LeBLOND Ranger Editor BRUCE SIGNER President of Reg Presidents GARY MANSAVAGE President PRISCILLA BORRUSSO Secretary KERRY GATHERER Chairman of Social Activities SHARON WEITZEL | | Girls’ League Presiden Fall and Spring I 12 Mr. Harold A. York, Principal. Now that the initial excitement over “Celestial Hardware” has somewhat subsided, the business of good education is coming back into focus. We have tremendous pride in the way our students and faculty have responded to the challenges in secondary education. The emphasis has been on all phases of the curriculum so that the course offerings in all departments have improved. 13 Miss Leola M. Craig. Administrative Vice-Principal Miss Craig has many very important jobs around Roosevelt. She supervises Rally and Pep Squads, is in charge of school finances, activity office, ticket sales, and student body card sales. Another big task that Miss Craig supervises is all Jr. Class activities. These include collecting Jr. Class dues, supervising the Prom, and the Cap and Gown Committees. She supervises all things to do with the girls, and she also takes care of attendance. Mr. Tate is often seen in the classrooms at Roosevelt for he is our classroom visitation supervisor. It is his job to make reports on the teachers, and to report how the classes arc progressing. Me is in charge of the library services, book-room rentals, A. V. A, Class programs, and schedules. He is a member of the High School Curriculum Council and is the- main supervisor and organizer of the Freshman Class and its activities. Mr. Dean V. Tate. Curriculum Vice-Principal Mr. William L. Craig. Administrative Vice-Principal Mr. Craig plays an important role at Roosevelt. He is in charge of all discipline for hoys. He supervises departmental meetings as requested by the Curriculum Vice-Principal. He supervises activities such as parties, dances, movies, athletic contests and directors, guidance and counseling, cafeteria committee, and auto and hike registration. He is the supervisor and organizer of the Sophomore Class activities, the Baccalaureate seat-ing, processional and recessional. He is also in charge of the assembly patrol, faculty assignments, hall and clean-up patrol of the building. RUSSEL L. ABRAHAM Mathematics DONALD BACHMAN Science KENNETH L. BATES Social Director, Student Council ROBERT E. BOWMAN English, Social Studies, Journal! MILDRED S. BOYINGTON English, Social Studies, Counselor JOHN R. BREWER Vocal Music DOROTHY A. BUCKNER English, Social Studies JAMES H. CLAUSNITZE English, Latin JOSEPH M. COURTNEY English, Social Studies Jr MARVIN S. CROSS Physical Education DOROTHY H. CRUMP Mathematics ROBERT G. FORD English DONALD M. GABBERT Remedial Speech ALLEN D. EPP Social Studies . LARAYNE ISAKSEN English, Social Studies ATRICK J. KENNEDY Remedial Reading ANN F. JAMISON Science LESLIE R. JONES Mathematics, Metal Shop GRACE JUODEIKA German, Latin, Russian ROBERT E. LEWIS Dramatics, English PARIMAZ O. MARSUBIAN Social Studies, Counselor JOAN H. LIBERMAN English, Social Studies MASON M. McCOY Physical Education PHILIP G. LOPRINZI Distrib. Ed., Typing, Counselor ALICE L. MACKLEY Commercial Art r Calvin d. McDaniel Typing, Social Studies JOHN W. MATHEWSON Mathematics I porter r. McLaughlin English, Social Studies CLARE G. MORRIS Home Economics, Counselor FRANCES W. MEINIG Mathematics THOMAS W. NELSON Mcch. and Arch. Drawing, Math. LOUIS E. OBERSON Science JOSEPH W. O’BRIEN Mathematics RAYMOND E. O’DELL Mathematics. Physical Education GUY E. OLIVER English. Journalism, Speech THEODORE R. PFAHL Business Law, Counselor DANIEL A. POWELL Art Metals VERNE C. PRESTON Instrumental Music, Counselor ANNE C. RICHARDS Spanish LORRAINE A. POMERO Physical Education, Health MAYBELL D. ROBINSO. Typing, Business Machines I'RED G. ROUNDTREE Social Studies, Counselor MARY A. TOMPKINS Home Economics GERTRULDE R. SCHOELER Home Economics, Art JOHN R. SIIEEHY Mathematics, Science MAXINE M. TOMLINSON English, Social Studies ROBERT L. WHITE Stagecraft, Woodworking RUTH D. WORDEN English, Social Studies, Counselor EARL S. YOUNCE English, Social Studies NITA DcLANO BETTY REGAS Secretary’s '‘Conference” RUTH CAMBLIN JOAN COFFEEN EVELYN MELCHER KATHRYN HALBERG CUSTODIANS Row I: Lloyd Woods, Mildred Elkins, George Dye, Charles Smith. Row 2: Arthur Nicholas, Sam Kuntz, Rod Painter, Mayo Walker. CAFETERIA Mary Prcciso, Virginia Butler, Milly Bond, Hazel Lyon. Ida Anderson, Lois Martin, Tillic Harvey. LYLE MOORE President We’re leaving you Roosevelt We’re leaving your busy halls And milling people — Your gay times, Your laughter — from poor puns And good. No more will your familiar halls Hear echoes of our footsteps — Sometimes rushing — sometimes slow. Y e ll miss your fight song and the Excitement of seeing OUR school move. 5ENIOB' CLA5 5 OFFICER CLAii MOTTON itk £Otiv Jui b, A- kvta n'- CLAW COLOW VV X Yl A ACC Cl This year has been our year — We’ve listened to your words of wisdom, Heard your well-wishers, and Now it’s time to go and leave You with your trees and grass — Green and beautiful, Your hot rods and cool rods, And all of your people. The people that still belong to you, The people that will feel sad And glad — the people that will Say these same things during their year. BACCAlAvJIsE ATc 7, i$5i 26 At the end of our junior year we elected our Senior Class officers. Dennis Diehl was elected president. During the summer Dcnnic moved out of state and our Vice President, Lyle Moore, became Senior Class President. ARNOLD, CAROLYN Roosevelt 2 years. South Bend 2 years—graduated from South Bend; Zacchcus, Pep, Reg. Pres., Y.F.C., F.H.A., Future Plans. Telephone Operator. ASHWORTH, SHIRLEY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Sitton; Future Plans, Work. ALTER, KAREN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Ugen-icj, Amicitia, I«os Dorados, G.A.A., Pep, Rangcrcttcs, Girls’ League Rep., Pin Comm., Prom Comm., Dance Comm., Publicity Chairman, Reg. Pres., Office Practice, Future Plans, College, ANDERSEN, JACK Roosevelt 4 years—'graduated from James John; Letter-man, Spartacus, Wrestling, Baseball, Cross Country, Reg. Pres., M.Y.F., Freshic Court, Future Plans, College. ANDERSON, SHEILA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; F.H.A., Y-Teens, Tri-Y, Church Work, Future Plans, Dental Assistant. ANNAS, ROBERT Roosevelt 4 year —graduated from George; Future Plans, Undecided. ADAMS, LINDA Roosevelt 2 years, Lincoln County High, Nevada— graduated from Lincoln County; Pep, Rangcrcttcs, F.H.A., I.R.L., F.T.A., Y.F.C., Jr. and Sr. Choir, Prom Comm., Cap and Gown Comm., Reg. See., Bethel, Honor Roll, Future Plans, Business College, Marriage. ALBERTSON, RICHARD Roosevelt 4 years--graduated from James John; Mixed Choir, Reg. Pres., Future Plans, Coast Guard. ASZMAN, FRANK Roosevelt 3 years, Central 1 year—graduated from St. Cecelia; Laicos, Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Key, Lctterman, Jr. Honor Society, Fire Squad, Reg. Vice Pres., Squires, Young Peoples Club, Ford Foundation Math, Future Plans, College. AUESTAD, JUDY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Zhroda, Ars, Los Dorados, Pep, Honor Roll, Newspaper Staff, Reg. Sec. and Trcas., Sr. Girls' League Treas., Tcddycttes Pres., Jr. Achievement. Safety Council Rep., Office Help, Future Plans, College. AYDELOTT, LINDA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Zac-cheus, I.R.L., Tennis. Drama, Tcddycttes, Pep, Thespians, Fr. Choir, Jr. and Sr. Choir, Prom Comm., Flower and Color Comm., Girls' I-caguc Rep.. J.R.C. Rep., Jr. Achievement. Ford Foundation English! Honor Roll, Future Plans,.College. BABICKY. DAVID Roosevelt 2 years, Benson 2 years—graduated from Peninsula; Spartacus, Reg. Pres., Counting Board. Baseball, Future Plans. College. BAXTER. JUDITH Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Zhroda, Luana Pres., Tickcteers. Pep Club. Sr. Class Will Comm., Vice Pres, of Girls’ League, Reg. Pres.-, Future Plans, College. BEEMAN, LORETTA Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth; Zac-cheus. I.R.L. Sec. and Historian. Jr. Honor Society, Jr. and Sr. Choir, Prom Comm., Future Plans, U. of O. BARNEY, BONITA Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth; Acquus, Zhroda, Los Dorados, Pep Club, Year Book Staff, Dance Comm.. Teen Time Comm., Prom Comm., Reg. Treas., Vice Pres., Luther League, Office Help, Future Plans, Business School and Marriage. BAUER, KAREN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Elska, Pep Club, Rangerettes. Tcddycttes, Ranger Weekly Staff, Quill and Scroll. Prom Comm., Senior Activities Comm.. Fire Squad Lt., Reg. Sec.. Treas., Girls’ League Rep., Luther League, Office Help, Office Practice, Drama, Future Plans, Work. BEYER, PETRA Roosevelt 3 years, Washington 1 year—graduated from Portsmouth; Reg. Pres., Future Plans, Work. BICKEL, ROBERT Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from James John; Key Club, Fire Squad, Future Plans, Service or Work. BIXEL, ERNIE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Skyline; Future Plans, Undecided. BLACK. GAROLD Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; I.R.L., Sr. Class Color and Flower Comm., J.A.A., B.D.E., Future Plans, College. 30 BETH ELL, CARL Roosevelt 3 years, Benson 1 year—graduated from James John: Band. Future Plans, College. BETTING, DELILAH Roosevelt 2 i years, Milnor High i years—graduated from Fullerton Grade School; Elska Treas. and Asst. Treas., C.Y.C. Vice Pres., Future Plans, Work. BIERMA, LINDA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth: Pres, of Luana, Teddycttes, Vice Pres, of Sciddct, Jr. Honor Society, Honor Roll. Tennis, Prom Comm., Dance Comm., Teen Time Comm., Reg. Sec., Treas., Girls’ League Rep., Sec. of Topper Comm., Sec. of Rally Squad, Counting Board, Office Help, Office Practice, Future Plans, College and Work. BISHOP, HAROLD Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from Sitton; Sr. Class Color Comm., Reg. Pres., Sgt.-at-Arms, Football, Basketball, Track, Future Plans, Clark College. BOGLE, LYLACE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Freshmen Chorus, Mixed Glee, Bethel No. 4, M.Y.F., Future Plans, Work and Marriage. BOOMER, LINDA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from George; Acquus, Pres, of Ugenies, Seiddet, Pep Club. Tickctccrs, Jr. Honor Society, Girls’ League Pres., Vice Pres., Rep., Reg. Pres., Frcshic Court, Office Help, Office Practice, Future Plans, College. BOYD, NANCY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Vice Pres, of Azamma, Jr. Choir, Sr. Class Gift Comm., Reg. See.. Future Plans, Work. BRANDT, ALTA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; F.H.A., F.T.A., Sr. Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Pres, and See. of F.II.A., Future Plans, College or Work. BLEAKNEY, DIANE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Zac-chcus. I-os Dorados, F.T.A., Sr. Honor Society, Future Plans, College. BLESSING. DAWN Roosevelt 1 year, Vashon 1 year, Clackamas 1 year, Milwaukic 1 year—graduated from White Center Heights; Phi Sigma, Jr. and Sr. Choir, Drama, Reg. Pres., K. P. Pres., R.S.P.O.A., Luther League Pres., Red Cross Rep., Future Plans, Marriage. BORRUSSO, PRISCILLA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Pres, of Amicitia, Tri-Zell, Tickctccrs, Fire Squad, Teddy-ettes, Los Dorados, Pep Club, Rangcrcttcs, Honor Roll, G.A.A., Tennis, Drama. Frcshic-Parcnt Tea Comm., Prom Comm., Cap and Gown Comm., Teen Time Comm., Jr. Class Pin Chairman, Dance Comm., Publicity Comm., Chairman of Social Acts., Student Council, Reg. Pres., See., Treas., Student Body See., Girls’ League Rep., Luther League, Safety Council Rep., Future Plans, College. BOYCE, TIM Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Kings Sec., Spartacus Vice Pres., Chaplain, Topper Comm., Sr. Class Motto Comm., Reg. Pres., Soph. Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Ski Club, Fire Squad, Prom Comm., Future Plans, Work and College. BRINK, SHELLEY Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from George; Zaccheus. Pres, of I.R.L., Golf Team, Speech, Thespians, J.R.C. Council. Teddyettes, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Sr. Class Will Comm., Bethel No. 5, Jr. Achievement, Future Plans, Travel. BROOKS. ROBERT Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Lai cos, Spartacus. Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Rally Squad, Prom Comm., Sr. Class Gift Comm., Reg. Vice Pres., Future Plans, College. BUDNICK, MARIE Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Sitton; Future Plans, Work. BUFFINGTON, JUDY 32 BROWN. JUDY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Luana, Los Dorados, Teddyettes treas., Pep Club, Rangerettes, Prom Comm., Chairman of Sr. Class Day Comm., Office Help, Future Plans, U. of O. BRUMMOND. TED Roosevelt i years. Washington 2J4 years—graduated from Goontz Jr. High; Future Plans, Air Force or College. BRAUNER. EDDY Roosevelt 3 years—graduated from Whiteakcr; Pres, and Vice Pres, of Laicos. Pres, of Club Pres., Spartacus, Lcttcrmcn, Baseball. Band. Pep Band, Class Gift Comm., Bacc. Comm., Luther League, Future Plans, College. BRIGGS, LOVINE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Sitton: Iris Show, Fire Squad, Band. Football. Basketball. Track. Vice Pres, of Lettermcn’s Club, Reg. Pres., Future Plans, College. CAIN, CHARLES Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth; Kings, Spartacus, Reg. Pres., Bowling Stars, Future Plans, Service. CALLAHAN, SHEILA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Holy Redeemer; Teddyettes, Zacchcus, Spanish Club, Future Plans, College. CANNARD, SHARON Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Assumption; Mixed Chorus, Young Peoples Club, F'uturc Plans, Work. CARLSON, STEVE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Laicos, Kings, Optimist, Spartacus, Annual Staff, Basketball, Prom Comm., Fire Squad, Reg. Pres., Pres, of Reg. Pres., Club Pres., Student Council, Jr. Class Officer, Chokers of Portland, F’uturc Plans, College. BUTLER. CLAUDIA Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Peninsula; Pres, and Sec. of Zacchcus, Teddyettes. F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Prom Comm., Sr. Class Day Comm., Office Help, F'uturc Plans, College. BYERS, DAVID Roosevelt 3 years, Orangeville 1 year—graduated from Grangcvillc Jr. High; Sr. Honor Society, Future Plans, College. CAMPION, JERRY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Future Plans, Undecided. CANNARD. AUDREY Roosevelt 3 years, St. Mary’s Academy 1 year—graduated from Assumption; Mixed Chorus, Drama, Young Peoples Club, F'uturc Plans, Work. CARTER. RUTH Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from George; Zacchcus, Office Practice, Zacchcus Pres, and Treat., Future Plans, Marriage and Work. CARVER, NANCY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Future Plans, Marriage. CLARK, KENTON Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Peninsula; Laicos. Kings, Spartacus. Frosh Football, Band, Pep Band, Prom Comm.. F re Squad, Club Pres., Topper Comm., Future Plans, College. CLENDENIN, DARYL Roosevelt 4 years - graduated from Portsmouth; Dudes, A.V.A., Aremac, Future Plans, Portland State. 34 CARNEY, ALVIN Roosevelt 1 year, Jefferson Washington—graduated from Kenton; Future Plans, Marines. CARPENTER, BONNIE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Acquus, Seiddet Pres., Ix s Dorados. Sr. Honor Society, Asst. Business Mgr. of Annual, Teen Time Comm., Class Day Comm., Fire Squad, Reg. Officer, Bethel, Future Plans, Undecided. CLANCY, ALLEN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Spartacus, Laicos, Nat. Honor Society, Frosh Track, Prom Chairman, Dance Comm., Rally, Reg. Pres, and Treas., Club Pres.. Treas., Sgt.-at-Arms, Fire Squad. Fr. and Jr. Choir, Boys’ Ensemble, Future Plans, College. CLARK. JOHN COLEMAN, MIKE COLLINGS, ALTHEA Roosevelt 3 j years, Gresham 'A year—graduated from Fairview; Future Plans, Work. COONS, RICHARD Roosevelt 1 year, Benson 3 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Kings, Spartacus, Sgt.-at-Arms, Future Plans, Service. COVILLE, DONALD Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth; Rifle Club, Fire Squad, Future Plans, College or Service. CLINT, JOAN Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from James John; Zac-cheus, Class Act. Comm., Club Treas. and See., S'oung Peoples Club, Future Plans, College. CLINT. JOANNE Roosevelt 4 years graduated from James John; Zac-cheus See. and Treas., Youth Club, G.A.A., Senior-Parent Tea. Debate Team, Orator. Reg. Pres., Ranger Reporter, Y-Tccn, Future Plan , College. COLI.OPY, EDWARD Roosevelt 2 years. Benson 2 years—graduated from Peninsula; Bowling Club, Future Plans, College and Service. CONOVER. BARBARA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Grants Pass Jr. High; Zhroda, Luana Chaplain, Pep, Jr. and Sr. Choir. Pro in Comm., Fire Squad, Student Body See., Reg. Treas., Girls League Rep.. Future Plans, Business School. CURTIS, SANDRA Roosevelt 3 years. Mohawk Union High 1 year—graduated from Marcola; Amicitia Pres, and Treas., Ski Club Veep, Jr. Red Cross Council. I.R.L., Pep, Rangcrcttcs, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Thespians, Girls’ Sports Ed. of Mohawk newspaper, Tennis, Volleyball. Softball, Prom Comm., Freshman Class Sec. (Mohawk), Model, Ford Foundation English Classes, Church Choir, Future Plans, College. DOUGHERTY, DOUGLAS Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Sparta-cus. Football, Wrestling, Track, Future Plans, Air Force. DENSMORE, PATRICIA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated fipm Sitton; Zacchcus, Orchestra. Band. Choir, Volley Ball, Reg. Pres., Jr. Achievement, M.Y.F., Speech, Photography, Future Plans, College and Teaching. DERFLER, WILLIAM Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from George; Y.F.C. See. and Treas., Future Plans, Service. CRAM, CLAUDIA Roosevelt 4 years graduated from George; Treas. and See. of Luana. Seiddet, Zhroda. Bacc. Comm.. Dance Comm., Prom Comm., Teen Time Comm., Bethel. Future Plans. Nursing. CRAWFORD. JANIEN Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Peninsula; Zac cheus Treas., Drama, Jr. and Sr. Choir, Office Help, Future Plans, Marriage. DAWLEY, JANET Roosevelt V i years. Cottage Grove i years—graduated from Jefferson; Photography, Future Plans, Work. ''o r DAWSON. ROBERT Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Sitton; Laicos, Spartacus, Los Dorados, Thespians, Football. Tennis, Drama, Reg. Pres., Future Plans, College and Marriage. 36 DOWNING, PATRICIA Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from Portsmouth; Pres., Vice Pres., Historian of Luana, Sciddct, Jr. Honor Society, Jr. and Sr. Choir, Frosh Choir, Rally Squad, Frrshic Court,, Girls’ League Rep., Prom Comm., Dance Comm., Future Plans, Business School. EDWARDSON, MICHEAL Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth; Annual Staff. Future Plans, Undecided. ERICKSON, DON Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Peninsula; Letter-man. Tennis, Wrestling. Reg. Vice Pres., DeMolay, Future Plans, College, Doctor. ESTEY, MARK Roosevelt 4 years—graduated front George; Aremac, U.S.N.R., Future Plans, Navy. DIXSON, JEANNENE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Y.F.C., Los Dorados, I.R.L.. F.H.A., Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Honor Roll, Reg. Sec., B.Y., Election Board, Future Plans, College. DOCKEN, LAVERN EISENMAN, CAROLYN Roosevelt 4 years -graduated from Portsmouth; I.R.L., G.A.A., 4-H, Future Plans, College and Work. EMERSON, MARJORIE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Ami eitia, Teddyettes. Ticketeers, Pep. I.R.L., Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Reg. Sec. and Trcas., Girls’ League Rep., Office Practice, Future Plans, Work and Marriage. I- FAHEY, MARY ANN Roosevelt 3 years, Immaculate Academy 1 year-graduated from St. Andrew’s; Ugenies, Luana, Mixed Chorus, Fr. Choir, Future Plans, Work. FERGUSON, ROBERT Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Key. Nat. Honor Society, Tennis, State Dir. and Treas. of F.B.L.A., Reg. Pres., Boys' Ensemble, Fr., Jr., and Sr. Choir. Prom Comm., Sr. Announcements Comm., Future Plans, College. EVANS, ELIZABETH Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Skating, Y.F.C., Freshman Choir, Mixed Glee, Sr. Choir, Future Plans, Business College. EVENSEN, WAYNE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Sparta-cus Pres., Football, Track, Wrestling, Fire Squad, Prom Comm., Evaluation Comm., Topper Comm., Luther League Pres., Future Plans, Work and Service. FOX. JUDEE Roosevelt 4 years— graduated from Portsmouth; Y.F.C., Fr., Jr., and Mixed Chorus, Church Youth Group, Future Plans, College. FRASER, BARBARA KAY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Sciddct Chaplain. Aequus Vice Pres., Nat. Honor Society, Pep, Ranger Newspaper Ed., Teen Time Comm., Dance Comm., Fire Squad, Sr. Motto Comm., Office Help, Reg. Officer, Freshman Class Sec., Freshie Court. Student Council, Topper Comm., Bethel, Quill and Scroll, Girls' league Rep., Journal Corrcs., Future Plans, College. FERRY, FREDRICK Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Newspaper Staff. Class Play, KBPS Advisory Council, Roosevelt D.J. Rep., Future Plans, Work. FIELD, OWEN I.YAL Roosevelt 1 year. South Eugene 3 years—graduated from Colin Kelly Jr. High: Laicos Sec., Hunting and Fishing Club (Eugene), Basketball. Baseball, Reg. Vice Pres, and Treas., Bowling, Future Plans, Air Force and College. 38 FREIBERG, MARIE Roosevelt 4 year —graduated from Sitton; Library Help, Future Hans, Business School or Work. FULLER, RAY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from George; Letterman, Track, Football, Basketball, Sr. Act. Comm., Iris Show Comm., Pin Comm., Sec. of Lettermen Club, Future Plans, Work, College, Sen-ice. GRANNELL, SHIRLEY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Ugee-ies, Y.F.C., Pep, Sr. Choir, Honor Roll, Color-Flower Comm., Reg. Pres., Vice Pres., See., Treat., Office Help, Future Plans, Work, Marriage. GRANT, LOR IE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Sparta-cus,'Future Plans, Marriage, Work. FREELAND. VIRGINIA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Tri-Zell, Ugenies, Sec. Teddyettes, Pep. Rangerettes, Honor Roll, Girls’ League Rep., Future Plans, Oregon State. FREER, FRANK Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth; Key Club Pres, and Treas., Beaver Boys’ State, Future Plans, College. GOODRIDGE, GARY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Track, Tennis, Reg. Pres., DeMolay, Future Plans, Sen-ice, College. GORTMAKF.R, JOAN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from St. Cecelia; Acquus, Ix s Dorados. Seiddet, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Dance Comm., Senior Activities Comm., Teen Time Comm., Reg. Pres., See., Fire Squad, Office Help, Topper Comm., Future Plans, College. HALL. KATIIRYN Roosevelt 4 years— graduated from Skyline; Future Plans, Marriage. HALSAN, SHARETTE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Vice Pres, of Elska, Tennis Team, Future Plans, Nursing. 40 GREEN. MARGARET Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from Sitton; Pin Comm., Future Plans, College. GRINSELL, PAUL Roosevelt 3 years. Central 1 year- graduated from Peninsula; Spartacus. Tennis. Track. Reg. Pres., Soph. Class Vice Pres.. Color-Flower Comm., Future Plans, Beauty School. Service. GULL1XSON, GEORGE Roosevelt 4 years--graduated from Portsmouth; I.R.L., Drama Club. Photographer, Band. Choir, Pep Band, Prom Comm., Class Day Comm.. Westminster Fellowship. Civic Opera, West Coast Opera, Future Plans. College. GRIFFITH. BOB Roosevelt 4 years Graduated from Peninsula; Laicos, Key Club Pres., Vice Pres., Treas., Reg. Pres., Club Pres., Headers of Portland. Mult. Hot Rod Council, Ford Foundation, Office Help, Future Plans, College. GUSTAFSON, JUDITH Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from Portsmouth: Elska Sgt.-at-Arms. Vice Pres., Tcddyettcs Vice Pres., G.A.A., Reg. Pres., Jr. Achievement, Young Peoples. Majorette, Office Help. Future Plans, Business College. GUTHRIE. MARILYN Roosevelt 4 year s—graduated from Portsmouth; Zhroda, Ars, Tennis, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Prom. Comm., Cap and Gown Comm., Student Council, Pep Club Sec., Reg. Treas., Sec., Girls' League Rep., Student Body Treas., Fire Squad. Bethel, Jr. Achievement, Future Plans, College. HARE, MICHAELEEN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth: ®°° ' room Asst., Future Plans. Business College and Work. HARPER. GERALDINE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Sitton: Annual Staff. Reg. Pres.. Office Help, Library Help, Future Plans, College. HEBER T, TOM Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Holy Cross: Fire Squad. Sr. Class Comm.. Boys’ Ensemble. Sr. Choir. Football, Tennis, Future Plans, Air Force. HELGESEN, DEDF. Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Peninsula; I.uana Treas., Zhroda. Seiddet, Rally Squad, Ranger Paper. Staff, Jr. Class Pin Comm.. Sbuthwood’s Shoe Board. Office Practice, Office Help, Counting Board, Future • Plans, College or Work. HANSEN, RONNIE Roosevelt 4 years graduated from George; Chess Club, Photography, Y.F.C., Football, Track, Future Plans, College and Work. HANSON. JACQUELINE Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from Sitton; Pres.. Vice Pres., Chaplain. Historian of Zaccheus, Tcddyettes, I.R.L.. Y.F.C.. F.T.A.. G.A.A., Jr. and Sr. Honor Society. Chaplain of Rally Squad. Debate Team. Speech Team, Speech, Frosh, Jr. and Sr. Choir. Teen Time Comm., Prom Comm.. Rose Princess Selection Comm., Counting Board. Jr. Class Sec., Reg. Pres., Sec.. Vice Pres., Treas., Jr. Achievement, Math E.E., Future Plans. College and Teaching. HARTLY, CONRAD Roosevelt 3 years. Beaverton 1 year—graduated from Hermiston; Skating Club. Future Plans, Work and Service. HAYES. MARTHA Roosevelt 2 years. Washington 2 years—graduated from Abcmcthy; Future Plans, Marriage and Work. HENRY, PAUL Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Cloverdalc; Laicos, I.os Dorados. Key, Football. Baseball, Track. Reg. Vice Pres., Future Plans, Portland State. HILDRETH. WARNER Roosevelt 1 year. Jefferson and Washington—graduated from Kenton; Sr. Chorus, Future Plans, Work. HOLLIS, ETHEL Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula: Acquus, Seiddct. Annual Staff. Dance Comm.. Reg. Pres., Fire Squad .Frcshic Court. Future Plans, Undecided. HOLTER. LARRY Roosevelt 3 years. Orland High 1 year graduated from Orland Grade School; Laicos. Sgt.-at-Arms of Kings. Wrestling, Prom Comm., Sr. Acts. Comm., Boxing, Future Plans, College. 42 HELM. BONNIE Roosevelt 3 years. Washington I year—graduated from Portsmouth: Vice Pres, of Zacchcus, Future Plans, Fashion Model. HELM, MARILYNN Roosevelt 4 years-—graduated from Portsmouth: Vice Pres, of Zacchcus. Los Dorados, F.H.A. Pres., Girls’ League Rep., Office Practice, Book room Asst., Pep Club, Future Plans, College and Work. HJELMAA, JANET Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth; Vice Pres, of Ugenies, Teddyettcs. Ticketeers. Pep Club, Rangerettes, Reg. Pres., Girls’ League Rep.. Tennis Team. Future Plans, Business College or Work. HOGAN, PHIL Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth: Kings. St. John’s Hi-Y. Optimist, Asst. Ed. of Annual Staff, Football. Basketball. Drama. Dance Comm.. Teen Time Comm.. Sr. Class Gift Comm.. Reg. Pres.. Chokers Car Club. Freshic King, Topper Comm.. Fire Squad, Future Plans, Service and Marriage. HOWARD. JOY HOWLETT. SANDRA Roosevelt 4 years graduated from l.innton: I-OS dorados. Future Plans. Work. JENSEN. JERALDINE Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from Peninsula; Artiici-tia, Reg. Sec.. Girls’ League Rep., Future Plans. Marriage and Travel. JOHNSON, FRED Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from Peninsula: Future Plans, Sendee. HOPKINS. ANNA Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth; Luana, Y.F.C.. Tickctcers, Tcddycttcs. Pep Club. Ranger Weekly Staff. Fr. Choir, Prom Comm., Cap and Gown Comm.. Dance Comm., Teen Time Comm.. Fire Squad, Pres. Fr. Girls’ League, See. of Girls’ League Council. Chairman of Soc. Acts.. Sr. Class Historian, Student Council. Future Plans. College. HOTCHKISS, GARY Roosevelt 2 years. Benson 2 years -graduated from Peninsula: Y.F.C.. Reg. Secretary. Church Work. Winner of School Song Writing Contest. Future Plans. College and Ministry. ILENE, BETTY Roosevelt 1 year. Jefferson. Washington. Boise, Idaho 3 years; Future Plans. Beautician. JAMISON. DEANNA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Ae-quus. Seiddet. Annual Staff. Prom Comm.. Cap and Gown Comm.. Dance Comm.. Sr.-Parent Tea Comm., Reg. Sec.. Club Treas.. Soph. Girls’ League Sec.. Future Plans. Portland University. KENNEDY, KATHLEEN Roosevelt 4 fears -graduated from I.innton: Luana Pres.. Vice Pres.. Treas.. Seiddet. Pep. Tieketeers. Ranger Staff. Dance Comm.. Topper Comm.. Fire Squad. Girls' League Exec. Council Vice Pres.. Treas.. Office Practice. Office Help. Chairman Election Board, Bethel, Sears Fashion Board. Future Plans. Oregon State. KESTERSON. RON Roosevelt 4 years— graduated from James John: Reg. Vice Pros.. DcMolay. Future Plans, Service and Work. KNIGGE. ROBERT Roosevelt 4 years graduated from George: Track. Future Plans, Service. KNIGHT. DONALD Roosevelt 4 years -graduated from James John: I.aicos. Kings, Spartacus. Lettcrman. Football. Baseball. Prom Comm., Club Pres.. Future Plans. College and Marriage. JOHNSON. KAREN Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Sitton: I-os Dorados, Reg. Pres.. Sec.. Vice Pres.. Girls' League Rep., Future Plans. Work and Marriage. JOHNSON. VERIA Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Peninsula: F.H.A.. I-os Dorados. Twila Treas.. Future Plans. College and Marriage. KIRKELIE. RON Roosevelt 4 year graduated from Peninsula; Laicos, Kings. Optimist Vice Pres., Spartacus. Football. Basketball, Year-Book Staff. Class Day Comm.. Reg. Pres., Fire Squad. Chokers Car Club, Freshie Court. Future Plans, Service-Marriage-Work. KLAUS. VANCE Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth: Kings Vice Pres.. Spartacus. Sgt.-ar-Arms. Football. Status Ski Club. Future Plans. Service. 44 KOSS. VALERIA Roosevelt 4 years graduated from James l0iln. Azamma. G.A.A. Sec., Future Plans. College. ’ KROHN, LINDA Roosevelt 1 year. Girls Poly 3 years—graduated from Peninsula; Zaccheus. Thespians, Future Plans, Stewardess. LANE. RAYMOND Roosevelt 3 years graduated from Sunset: Key, Fire Squad. Reg. Pres., West Linn Band, Future Plans, College. I.AUER. RON Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; M.Y.F., Quill and Scroll. Nat. Honor Society, Prom Comm., Future Plans, Undecided. KOENIG. LINDA Roosevelt 3 years. Grant High, Forest Hills. Mississippi. 1 year; Future Plans, Business School. Marriage. KORB. KAREN Roosevelt 1 year, Tarrington and Glen Ferry F.H.A., Elska. G.A.A.. M.Y.F.. Theta Rho, Future Plans. Secretary Dental Assistant. LAMARCHE, DONNA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Azamma Officer. Pep Club, Rangerettcs, Ranger Staff, Quill and Scroll. Jr. and Sr. Choir, Prom Comm.. Reg. Officer, M.Y.F., Office Help, Future Plans, College. LANDERVILLE. BONNIE Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from Peninsula; Ugcnics, Luana, Tcddycttcs Sec., Bacc. Comm., Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir. Girls’ Ensemble, Girls League Rep., Future Plans, Work. I.ECKBERG, DICK Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Football, Swimming, Future Plans, College. LESTER, DELOSS M. Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Kings, Rifle, Spartacus, Frosh Football, JV Basketball and Baseball, Annual Staff, Pep Band, Band, Jr. Choir, Toper Comm., Fire Squad, Dance Comm., Prom Comm., Reg. Pres., Chokers of Portland, Status Ski Club, Future Plans, Work and Service. LYON, VERONA Roosevelt 2 years. Central (Independence, Ore.) 2 years—graduated from Buena Vista; Ugenies, Reg. Pres., Jr. Girls’ League Sec., Sr. Girls’ League Vice Pres.-, Girls' League Rep., Future Plans, Work. MAAS, BRUCE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Future Plans, Service. 46 LA VERT, VELMA Roosevelt 1 year, Jefferson and Washington—graduated from Beach; Future Plans, FBI Work. LEBLOND. RICHARD Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Laicos, Key, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Ranger Newspaper Ed., Class Activities Comm., Fire Squad, Prep Panel, Future Plans, Pacific University. LINHART, JOE LOVE, JUDITH Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Elska Pres., Teddyettes, Pep. Rangerettes, G.A.A., Jr. Achievement, Reg. Sec., Future Plans, Nursing. MANSAVAGE, GARY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth: Spar-tacus. Laicos. Rifle, Football, Swimming, Baseball, Lct-termen, Nat. Honor Society, Jr. Honor Society, Fire Squad, Prom Comm., Reg. Pres.. Jr. Class Pres., Student Body Pres., Student Body Vice Pres., Club Officer, Boys’ State American Legion, Future Plans, Collet MARKHAM, PATRICIA Roosevelt 4 yean—graduated from Sitton; F.T.A., Tri-Y, Bethel, Jr. Achievement, Church Work, Future Plans, Marriage. MATSUNAGA, JANICE Roosevelt 4 years -graduated from Peninsula; Zac-cheus, F.H.A., I.R.L., Reg. Pres, and Vice Pres., Girls’ League Rep.. Honor Roll, Freshie Court. Future Plans. Business College. McALISTER. DONNA Roosevelt I year. Wash., Cleveland, West Linn—graduated from Peninsula; Reg. Sec., Future Plans, College. MACKENZIE, DONNA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Aequus, Sciddct Vice Pres., Jr. Honor Society Vice Pres., Annual Staff. Teen Time Comm.. Dance Comm., Reg. Treas., Future Plans, Work. MacPHERSON, JOE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Football, Track, Future Plans, Work, Service. MARRS. MICHAEL Roosevelt 1 year, Benson 2 years, Toledo 1 year—graduated from Lent; Key Club, Lctterman. Fire Squad, Boys' State, Future Plans, Portland State. MATSON, LINDA Roosevelt 4 yeaYs graduated from Peninsula; Luana. Aequus. Sciddct, Class Flower and Color Comm., Reg. Veep, Future Plans, College. McNamara, charlotte Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Janies John; Pep Club, Future Plans, Army or Work. MEANS. LARRY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Spar tacus, Jr. at?d Sr. Honor Society, Football. BascbMI, Class Activities Comm., Fire Squad, Student Body Vice Pres.. Reg. Pres., Freshie Court, Future Plans, College. MICHELSON, PHILIP MI JO. JOHN Roosevelt 3 years. St. Joseph 1 year—graduated from St. Joseph; Reg. Pres., Future Plans, Work. McGAN.N. HAROLD DAVID Roosevelt 3 years. Benson 1 year—graduated from Markham; Track, Future Plans. Navy. McCAUN. TED Roosevelt 1 year. North Portland Christian 3 years— graduated from North Portland Christian; Track, F'u-ture Plans, Navy. MEEKS. MARTHA Roosevelt 3 years. Roseburg 1 year—graduated from Milwaukic Jr. High; Zaccheus. Drama. Motto Comm., Bethel. Future Plans, OCE. M ELL IN, RAWLAND Roosevelt 3 years. Central Catholic 1 year—graduated from St. Peters; Band, Future Plans, Air Force and Dentist. 48 MOE, DONALD Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from Portsmouth; Future Plans, College or Service. MOORE, LYLE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Laicos Pres., Spartacus, Jr. Honor Society, Vice Pres, of Club Pres., Reg. Pres., Senior Class Pres., Baseball, Future Plans, Dentist. MOYER. MIKE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from North Portland Christian; Los Dorados, Future Plans, College, Work. MUTERS, DENNISON Roosevelt 2 years, Washington (Sioux Falls) 2 years —graduated from Whittier; Key, Football, Drama, Reg. Vice Pres., Future Plans, College. MILLER. JANET Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Horizcn, Y.F.C.. B.Y.F., G.A.A., Drama, Future Plans, Nursing and Travel. MITCHELL, MELVIN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Arcmac, Radio, Stage Crew, Y.F.C., U.S.M.C.R., Future Plans, Military Service and Electronics. MORAYTCS, JOAN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Y.F.C., F.H.A., Jr. Honor Society, Reg. Officer, Girls’ League Rep., B.Y.F., Future Plans, Work, College. MORROW, BRUCE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Sitton; Future Plans, Service. XEVIUS, LINDA Roosevelt 1 year. Washington and Girls Poly-—graduated from Clinton Kelly: Future Plans. Work and Marriage. XICKACHOS. NANCY Roosevelt 4 years graduated from George; Azamma 'I'reas.. Teddyettes. Jr. Honor Society, Counting Board. Gift Comm.. Girls' League Rep.. Reg. Pres., Bethel, Future Plans. College. OATES, RON Roosevelt 4 years -graduated from Portsmouth: Lai-cos. Leltcrmen, Key Club Vice Pres.. Honor Roll. Choir. Boys’ Ensemble. Fr. Chorus. JV and Varsity Football. Wrestling, Golf. Prom Comm.. Fire Squad. Act. Comm., Reg. Pres.. M.Y.F. Pres.. Future Plans. College. ODOM. BETTY Roosevelt 4 years graduated from James John: I.u-ana Sgt.-at-Arms. Seiddet. Ticketeers. Teddyettes, Jr. Honor Society. Nat. Honor Society. Quill and Scroll. Rally Vice Pres.. G.A.A.. Ranger Newspaper Asst. Ed., St. Johns Review Column. Reg. Pres.. Sec., Vice Pres., Girls' League Rep.. Counting Board, Office Practice. Act. Off. and Book Room Help. Future Plans. College and Work. MUTERS. JOY Roosevelt 2 years. Washington (Sioux Falls) 2 years graduated from Whittier: Elska. Fire Squad, Reg. Vice Pres, and Sec., Future Plans, Work and Marriage. NEED 11 AM. MICHAEL Roosevelt 1 year. Scappoose 3 years graduated from Sandpoint Jr. High; Future Plans, Undecided. NORMAN. WILLIE Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from George; Track. Football. Wrestling. Drama. Fr. and Jr. Choir. Mixed Glee. Commissioner of Boys Activities. Student Council. Future Plans. Service or College. NOTDURFT. NORMAN Roosevelt 4 years graduated from James John: Spar-tacus, Laicos Vice Pres.. Football. Baseball. Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, Bacc. Comm.. Luther League. Future Plans. College. v OVERBY, SHARON Roosevelt 4 years graduated from James John; Lu-ana Chap.. Teddyettes, Y.F.C.. Pep Club Pres.. Nat. Honor Society. Honor Roll. Ranger Annual Ed.. Band. Pep Band. Prom Comm.. Cap and Gown Comm., Fin-Squad. Reg. Sec. and Treas.. Girls’ League Rep., Office Help. Office Practice. Counting Board. Future Plans. College. PAN I AN, ALBERT NORMAN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Future Plans, Undecided. OTTER. SUSAN Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth: Ae-quus Pres.. Sciddet. G.A.A.. Cap and Gown Comm., Gift Comm.. Reg. Sec. and Treas., Soph. Class Pres., Jr. Girls' League Pros.. Topper Comm.. Rep. to Portland Safety Council. Future Plans, College. OTTOBONI. MICHAEL Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula: I.os Dorados. Future Plans. Work or Service. PAPWORTH. ALLAN Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Peninsula: Laicos. Lettermcn. Spartacus. Jr. and Sr. Honor Society. Football. Dance Comm., Fire Squad. Student Body Pres.. Chairman of Boys’ Activities, Froth Class Pros.. Reg. and Club Pros.. Topper Comm., F res hie Court, Boys State. Future Plans. College. Dentist. PARKS, BILL Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from Portsmouth: Lettermcn. Frosh Football, Track. Cross Country. Future Plans, Service. O’HEARNE. MICHEAL Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Peninsula; Spartacus Sgt.-at-Arms and Chaplain. Kings. Laicos. Letter-men. Football. Baseball. Basketball. Track. Tennis, Swimming. Teen Time Comm.. Topper Comm.. Dance Comm., Prom Comm.. Fire Squad. Frosh Class Sgt.-at-Arms. Reg. Pres., Future Plans, College. O’NEIL. JOHN Roosevelt 4 years graduated from George; Drama, Future Plans, College or Service. PARKER. ARTHUR Roosevelt 1 year, Hudson Bay 3 years—graduated from Vancouver; Future Plans, Work. PARKER. EDDIE Roosevelt l i years, Hudson Bay 2 t years graduated from Licscr Road; Future Plans, Trade School. PARKER. LAURA Roosevelt l t years, Hudson Bay 2l i years—graduated from Lieser Road; Jr. and Sr. Choir, Future Plans, College and Marriage. PARKER. RICHARD Roosevelt 4 years graduated from George.; Lettcrmen, Laicos, Track, Jr. Honor Society, Reg. Vice Pres., Dc-Molay, Future Plans, College or Service. PEARSON, GEORGE Roosevelt 4 years -graduated from Peninsula; Radio, Key, Jr. Honor Society, Nat. Honor Society. Football Mgr., Photographer, Reg. Pres, and Vice Pres., Church Youth Group, Ford Foundation, Future Plans, College. PENCE, VALEE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Aequus Pres., Seiddet, Pep. Fr. Chorus, Dance Comm.. Fire Squad. Pres, of Club Pres., Student Council, Sr. Class Treas., Reg. Officer. Girls’ League Rep.. Topper Comm., Berg’s High Board. Future Plans. Marriage. 52 PATRICK, JUDY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Luana Treas., Seiddet Treas., Ranger Newspaper Staff. Prom Comm., Cap and Gown Comm., Announcement Comm., Girls’ League Rep.. Reg. Pres.. Office Help. Fire Squad, Future Plans. Work. PATTERSON, JAMES Roosevelt 2 years. Imbler 2 years graduated from Imbler; Football. Counting Board. Future Plans, Undecided. PETERSON. STEVE Roosevelt 2 years. Benson 2 years graduated from Peninsula; Spartacus, Future Plans. Work. Service, College. Marriage. PETKE. JOYCE Roosevelt 4 years -graduated from Portsmouth; Tcddy-ettes Pres., Jr. Honor Society, Nat. Honor Society Treas.. Thespians, Choir. Reg. Treas. and Sec., Vice Pres, of Club Pres., Office Practice, Office Help, Future Plans. Teaching. RAMEY, DONALD Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Siiton; Future Plans, Undecided. RANEY, MICKEY Roosevelt 2 years, Jefferson 2 years graduated from Vernon; Zhroda, Luana, Pep Club. Class Gift Comm., Dance Comm., Reg. Sec., Future Plans, Work and Marriage. PENMAN. TOM Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth; Kings. Spartacus. Class Will Comm., Teen Time Comm., Future Plans, Undecided. PETERSON. LOTTIE POWERS. KAY Roosevelt 3 years. Sir Francis Drake 1 year—graduated from Adelina E. Kent; Luana Vice Pres, and Sec., Sciddet, Business Mgr. of Annual, Dance Comm., See. of Reg. Pres.. Reg. Pres., Vice Pres., Sec., Theta Rho Girls, Future Plans, Work. PROTHERO. ROBERT Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from Peninsula; Key Club, Track, Naval Reserves, Act. Office Help, Future Plans, College and Navy. REICHSTEIN, KAREN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Lu-ana, Teddyettej, Pep Club, Rangerettes, Ticketccrs, Ranger Weekly Staff, Quill and Scroll, Sr. Act. Comm., Reg. Pres, and Vice Pres., M.Y.F., Office Practice, Office Help, Future Plans, College or Work. REM PEL, LUCILLE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Y.F.C., Chaplain of Teddyettes, Jr. Achievement, Office Help, Future Plans, Work and Marriage. ROBERTS. GEORGANN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from George; Zhroda, Office Help, Choir, Future Plans, Singing. ROBERTSON, JUDIE Roosevelt 4 yean—graduated from George; Zacchcus, Seiddet, Los Dorados, G.A.A., Tennis, Ranger Annual Staff, Prom Comm., Girls’ League Rep., Ranger Reporter, Office Help, Future Plans, Marriage and Work. 54 REA. DONNA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Ac-quus, Seiddet, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Prom Comm., Reg. Pres., See., Freshic Queen, Office Help, Future Plans, College. REAMS, BARBARA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Treas. of Elska, Future Plans, College and Work. RENKEN, MARVIN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Jr. and Sr. Choir, Boys’ Ensemble, Future Plans, College and Marriage. RICE, HARLEN Rooscvclc 4 years—graduated from Sitton; Future Plans, Undecided. ROBINSON, SHARLENE Roosevelt 1 year, Immaculata 3 yean—graduated from Holy Cross; Luana, Reg. See., Future Plans, Work and Marriage. ROBINSON, SHARON Roosevelt 1 year. Immaculata 3 years graduated from Holy Cross; Luana, Future Plans, Work. fcOLRY, ELAINE Roosevelt 4 years graduated from James John; Tlckcteers, Jr. Honor Soc., Announcement Comm., Girls' League Rep., Office Help, Bookroom Help, Future Plans, Marriage. ROSS, BEVERLY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Pres, of Azamma, F.T.A., Teddyettes, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Pep Club, Cap and Gown Comm., Announcement Comm., Reg. Treat, and See., Girls’ League Rep., Girls’ League Corres. See., Future Plans, College. RYERSON, RICHARD Roosevelt 4 yean— graduated from Sitton; Wrestling, Track, Future Plans, Travel and Navy. SAMPLE, RON Roosevelt 4 years- graduated from Peninsula; Key, Los Dorados, Track, DeMolay, Future Plans, Service and College. ROZELLE, ROBERT Roosevelt 1 year, Grant, Washington—graduated from Beaumont; Future Plans, Work. RUSSELL, MARY I«os Dorados, Future Plans, Undecided. SCHNEEYVEIS, VIRGINIA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Sitton; Acquhs, Seiddet Pres., Ticketccrs. Pres, of Rally Squad. Freshman Choir, Jr. Choir, Sr. Glass Calendar Comm., Treat, of Student Body. Reg. Vice Pres., See., Treas., Sophomore Class Treas., Treas. of Freshman Girls’ League, Fire Squad, Topper Comm., Future Plans, Work and Marriage. SCHULENBERG, PAMELA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth: Azam-ma, Horizon, Jr. and Sr. Choir, Bethel No. 41, Future Plans, College. SANDERSON. HOWARD Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Sitton; Future Plans, Service. SCHLACK. ARTHUR Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Laicos, Key, Pres, of Aremac, I.R.L., Baseball, Basketball, Sr. Honor Society, Thespians. Prom Comm., Drama, Cap and Gown Comm.. Reg. Pres., Vice Pres., Sgt.-at-Arms, Jr. Achievement. Fire Squad, E.E. Math, E.E. Social Studies. Future Plans, College. SEYDELL, CAROLYN Roosevelt 2 years. Beaverton—graduated from Sunset Valley; Ugenies Sec.. Y-Tcens, Chaplain of Pep Club, Ranger Weekly Staff, Fire Squad, Sr. Class Day Comm., Counting Board, Reg. Officer, Future Plans, College and Marriage. SHEAFFER, LOLA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Luana, Pep Club. Rangercttcs, Quill and Scroll, Ranger Weekly Staff, Sr. Class Gift Comm.. Reg. Sec. and Vice Pres., Future Plans, Work and Marriage. SCHWAB. JUDY Roosevelt 2 years. Gresham—graduated from Rock-wood; Y.F.C. Sec.. Vice Pres., Chaplain, Girls’ Ensemble. Sr. Choir, Girls’ league Rep., Reg. Sec., Future Plans, Business College. SENTER. DENNIS Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; JV Baseball, DeMolay, Future Plans, Work and Service. SKINNER, JUDY Roosevelt 4 year —graduated from James John; Azamma Treas., Historian. Sec., Pep Club, Tcddyettc , Fire Squad, Reg. Officer, Future Plans, Business School. SKINNER, MARILYN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from George; Band, Amicitia Chaplain, Teddycttes Chaplain, Reg. Officer, Girls’ League Rep.. Bethel, Fire Squad, Future Plans, Marriage. SMITH, CONNIE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from George; Amicitia Vice Pres., Sec. and Hist., Teddycttes, Office Practice, Reg. Officer, Future Plans, Work and Marriage. SMITH, DENNIS PATRICK Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth: Kings, Optimist, Letterman, Frosh Basketball, JV Baseball, Football, Dance Comm., Topper Comm., Reg. Pres., Chokers of Portland, Future Plans, Undecided. SHIACH, MILDRED Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Zac-cheus Pres., Sec., Chaplain, I.R.L., J.R.C. Council, Pep Club, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Thespians, Drama, Fr. Chorus, Jr. Choir. Reg.' Vice Pres., Sec., Girls’ League Rep., Future Plans, College. SHORES. WILLIAM Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Rifle Club, Freshman Track. Wrestling. Band, Pep Band, Orchestra. Bacc. Comm., All City Orch., Spotlight on Youth TV Orch., Future Plans, College. SLADE, DENNIS Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Chess Club sec., Thespians. Letterman, Drama. Photographer, Football, Baseball, Golf, Fr. and Mixed Chorus. KBPS Advisory Staff, Future Plans, Coast Guard and College. SMETHURST, MARGE Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Peninsula; Luana, Pep, Gift Comm.. Reg. Pres., Reg. Treas., Bethel, Office Help, Future Plans, College or Work. SMITH. JOANNE Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth; Ugen-ics See. and Treas., Tickctecrs. Jr. Honor Society Treas., Pep.. Fr. Chorus, Cap and Gown Comm.. Reg. Pres, and Sec., Girls' league Rep., Office Help, Office Practice, Future Plans, Work and Marriage. SMITH, KATHRYN Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth; Elska Pres., Tri-Zell, G.A.A., Reg. Pres., Girls' League Rep., Future Plans, Work and College. SMITH, MURIEL Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from George; Y.F.C., Election Board, B.O.P., Future Plans, Business College. SMITH, PAULA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Ugcn-ies, Teddycttcs Pres., Pep. I.R.L., M.Y.F., Rangcrettes Officer, Fr. Choir, Prom Comm., Office Practice, Office Help. Reg. Officer, Tau Phi Lambda, Fire Squad, Future Plans, Marriage and Work. SNYDER. GLORIA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Ugcn-irs Vice Pres., Pep. Los Dorados, Class Day Comm., Reg. Sec., Future Plans, College. SODER. DARLENE Roosevelt 3 years. Girls Poly 1 year—graduated from Peninsula; Amicitia Sec. and Treas., Art Club, Pep, Rangerettcs, Prom Comm., Reg. Pres., Sec. and Treas., Bethel, Future Plans. Art Museum. STALEY, CAROLYN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Tcddy-ettes, Annual Staff, Reg. Sec., Office Help, HIC’s, Future Plans, Work or College. STEINMETZ, MARLENE Roosevelt 1 year. Girls Poly and Lincoln—graduated from Failing; Chorus, Jr. Achievement, Future Plans, Beauty School. 58 HP STRUTHF.RS, ROBERT Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Fr. Football, Annual Staff, Ski Club, Future Plans, Service. SUNDBERG, CARLENE Roosevelt l i years, Immaculata 2 j years—graduated from Holy Redeemer; Amicitia Vice Pres, and Sgt.-at-Arms. Reg. Officer, Girls’ League Rep., Future Plans, College—Nurses’ Training. SUNDQUIST, JEAN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Azamma Pres., Skating Club, Pep Club, Ranger Staff, Reg. Reporter, Girls’ League Rep., M.Y.F., Future Plans, U. of O. SWANSON, MELBA Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Portsmouth; Y.F.C., Office Help, Future Plans, Work. TANABE. ALICE Roosevelt 4 years graduated from Peninsula; Tcddy-ettes, Reg. Officer, Future Plans, Nursing. TAYLOR. ROBERT Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Dc-Molay, Future Plans, Service. STEVENS. GILBERT Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from George; Cross Country Track, Reg. Officer, Marquis Car Club, Fu-•� re Plans. Service. STONER. BRUCE Roosevelt 4 years -graduated from Assumption: Reg. Pres.. Spartacus Vice Pres., Lettermen Sec., Jr. Honor Society. Football. Track, Wrestling, Band, Pep Band, Prom Comm., Gift Comm., Pres, of Reg. Pres.. Headers of Portland, Skin Diving, Future Plans, College. THAYER. SHARON THOMPSON, JOHNNY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Central Jr. High; Reg. Pres., Future Plans. Work, Service. THOMPSON, ROBERT Roosevelt 3 years. Benson 1 year—graduated from Portsmouth; Y.F.C., Pep Band, Band, Announcement Comm., Future Plans, Air Force. TOLLEN, TERRY Roosevelt 2 years, Franklin 2 years-graduated from Arlcta: Key Club Vice Pres., Y.F.C. Pres., Tennis, Fire Squad, DcMolay, Future Pbns, College. TOMA, JANET Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from George; Teddy-ettes, Pep. Los Dorados, Reg. Vice Pres, and Sec., Girls League Rep., Office Help, Future Plans, College and Work. 60 THOMAS, DORIS Roosevelt 1 year. Girls Poly and Washington—graduated from Boise; Future Plans, Nursing. THORNTON. LORENZO Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Future-Plans, Army. TOELLE, DARLENE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Linnton; I.uana Sec., Sciddct, Jr. Honor Society. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Prom Comm., Color and Flower Comm.. Sr. Class Sec., Reg. Pres., Sec., and Trcas., Bethel, Freshic Court, Future Plans, College. VanHORN, JAMES Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Spar-tacus Treas., Key, Sr. Honor Society, Fr. Football and Track, JV Basketball, Pep Band, Prom Comm., Gift Comm., Future Plans, College. VOGEL, BEVERLY Luana, Pep, Honor Roll, Band, Reg. Pres, and Vice Pres., Bethel, Freshic Court, Future Plans, Beautician School. WALKER, DENNIS Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from George; Reg. Pres., Future Plans, Navy, Work. WALKER. CHARLES Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Greenwood (La-grande) : Rally King. Honor Roll, Photographer, Reg. Pres.. Vice Pres., Red Cross Rep., I.R.L. Pres., Jr. Achievement, Future Plans, College. TRICKER. JAN Roosevelt 1' j years, Immaculata 2J a years—graduated from Portsmouth; Acquus, Drama, Reg. Sec. and Sgt.-at-Arms, Future Plans, University of Portland. VALERA, LANNI Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Sitton; Acquus Sgt.-at-Arms, Cap and Gown Comm., Reg. Pres., Sec. of Soph. Class, Girls' League Rep., Fire Squad, Future Plans. Portland U. WAITE, CLAUDIA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Myrtle Creek; Pep, F.T.A., Band, Orchestra. Girls' League Rep., Jr. Achievement, Future Plans, College. WALDRON, PATRICIA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Future Plans, Work. WARE, BILLY Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Sitton; Track, Football, Future Plans, Service. WARREN, SUSAN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Zac-cheus Pres., Jr. Red Cross, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Drama. Girls' Ensemble. Choir, All-Northwest Chorus, Prom Comm., Sr.-Parent Tea, Jr. Girls’ League Vice Pres., Reg. Officer, State D.A.R. “Good Citizen, Future Plans, College, Elementary Music. WALKER. DONNA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John: Ugen-ies, Tri-Zell. Los Dorados, Fire Squad. Prom Comm., Reg. Pres, and Sec., Office Help, Future Plans, Marriage and College. WALKER, JANICE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth: Ugen-ics. Pep, Y.F.C., Reg. Pres, and See., Girls’ League Rep., Office Help, Future Plans, Business College, Wark. WEBB. RENEE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Skyline; Azamma, Teddyette Officer, Y.F.C.. I.R.L., Los Dorados. Volley Ball. Girls’ Ensemble, Jr. and Sr. Choir. Sr. Girls’ League Pres., Soph. Girls’ League Vice Pres., Fire Squad, Counting Board, Freshic Court, Future Plans, Bible School. WEITZEL, SHARON Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Luana Sgt.-at-Arms, Pep, Rangcrcttes, Teddyettes, Honor Roll, Choir, Girls’ Ensemble, Fr. and Jr. Choir, Prom Comm., Reg. Pres, and Sec., Girls’ League Pres., Student Council, Luther League, Nordstrom’s Fashion Board. Fire Squad, Office Help, Future Plans, College or Work. WHITE, EVELYN Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from George; Acquus, Sciddet, Tieketeers. Act. Comm., Dance Comm., Prom Comm., Cap and Gown Comm., Office Help, Reg. Pres, and Treas., Jr. Class Treas., Theta Rho Girls, Future Plans, Marriage. WHITE, REBECCA Roosevelt 3 years. The Dalles Jr. High 1 year—graduated from The Dalles Jr. High; F.H.A., Band, Future Plans, Undecided. WILLIAMS, GEORGIE Roosevelt 1 year, Estacada Union High 3 years__ graduated from Estacada; Future Plans, College. WILLIAMS, JEANELLE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Pep, Rangcrettes, Drama, Reg. Vice Pres. See., Girls’ League Rep., Office Help, Bookroom Asst., Future Plans, Work and Marriage. WENZEL, PATRICIA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Elska, Vice Pres, and See., G.A.A. See., Pep, Jr. Achievement, Rangcrettes, Teddyettes, Future Plans, Nurse. WERNER. KLAUS PETER Roosevelt 1 year, Exchange Student from Germany; Reg. Pres., Spartacus Vice Pres.. Los Dorados. Letter-men. I.R.L., Swimming, Sr. Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Future Plans, Finish High School and go to University. WILLARD, RON Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Reg. Treas., Future Plans, Service. WILLIAMS, CLARENCE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Sitton; Football, Band, Future Plans, Undecided. WILLIAMS, LEORA Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Zhroda Treas., Elska, G.A.A., Jr. Achievement, Reg. Vice Pres., Future Plans, College. WILLIAMS, LYLE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from James John; Rifle Club, F.B.L.A., Future Plans, Service. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM Roosevelt 2 years, Washington 2 years—graduated from George; Reg. Pres., Future Plans, Service, Work. WILSON, LEE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Mixed Chorus, Future Plans, Air Force. WITTMAN, MARJORIE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Portsmouth; Tri-Zell Vice Pres., G.A.A. Vice Pres., Jr. Honor Society, Will Comm., Jr. Achievement, Future Plans, Work and Marriage. WITTREN, ROLAND Roosevelt 3 years, Washington 1 year- graduated from James John; Future Plans, Service. WOODS, SHARON Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; I.R.L., F.T.A., Junior Red Cross Executive Council, Senior Honor Society. Roosevelt Ranger, Chorus, Junior Choir, Senior Class Motto. Prom Comm.. Reg. Pres., Pres, of I.R.L., Pres, of F.T.A., Bethel, American Field Service Exchange Student, Prep Panel, Future Plans. College and Teaching. YOUNCE. SHERRYL Roosevelt 2 years, El Segundo Sr. High—graduated from F.1 Segundo Jr. High; Drama. Jr. Choir, Reg. Pres, and Treas., Future Plans, Marriage and Work. 64 YOUNG, TED Roosevelt 3 years, Clatskanic 1 year—graduated from Clatskanie; Laicos, Basketball, Future Plans, Portland State. ZUCCHELLI, ANNA MARIE Roosevelt 4 years—graduated from Peninsula; Jr. Choir, Young Peoples Club. Church Choir, Future Plans, Work, Marriage. FOGLE, BARBARA Roosevelt i year, Lincoln (Tacoma) V i years—graduated from Horace Mann; Business Machines, Future Plans, Work. 65 Viin, P(uft Xotlwoc 'Xrtsauart r )) tertiary ColLm Cocfwm ACKERMAN. NANO' ANDERSON. DAVID ASHWORTH. YVONNE BAR. BII.1. Hi HHHI BELL, JOHN BICKBL, BERYLE BOCAKD. DALE AEQUIN. FRED ALLEN. SANDY AMONSON. DOROTHY ANDERSON. BARBARA BABCOCK. RAYMOND BAILEY. JACKIE BARRIE. LARRY BEAMAN. LL'CILI.E BENSON. MIEKKIE BENNETT. BONNIE BISHOP. DOROTHY BISHOP. JUDY BOUCHER. JAMS BREDEEN. MIEKKON ARNOLD. JOYCE BAKER. SANDY ARKONSON. RANDY ASHCRAFT. LEOLA BALDWIN. JOHN BARNETTE. MARILYN BEAN. BIIJ. BEARD. MYKNA BECK. WAYNE BERG. ELLIS BESSON. BARBARA BEVERIDGE. CARY BIAYNEY. SHARON BROOKS, BOB BLOM. DIANA BROTEN, JERRY BONEBRAKE. BEVERLY BROWN, CAROL MORRIS. WANDA RVKt-f.Y. Nf.ll. BL'TLXK. CAROLYN RLILtR. TAMARA COLBY, JOETTA RVRTC.H. LYNN CAMP. JOHN CARRIER. FLORENCE CASTRO. KARCISO CHAfTIN. RAKRAKA CLARK. JIM COMPTON. WYLIE CHASE. CAROLYN ClieiJ.IS. JAMES 3 CHEWNINC. DON COMSTOCK. PATRICIA COCHRAN, COLLEEN CLINT. SUSAN DAMI.RN. JOHN EI.DREDGE EUCINIA DAM Cl.SOX LLOYD ELION. HLAND1NE DAVES’. JUDY EMERY. JAMES DAVIS. SCOTT DIMICK. ROGER f DUNN. JIMMIE LEE A ERDAIIL ClltCK DIES , FETE EJtlCKSON. LYNNE DrMOSS. WARREN ERNST ROM. CAROLYN EVANS. WALTER EVEKSAUL. NANCY EYESTOXE. DICK FALUHEE, TIM FOWLER. EVELYN FERGUSON, GAVIN a v. V 7 FREEMAN, FRAN FONTANA. RALPH o FIRESTENBERG, BOBBY FRANCIS, JOAN FDLKLR7N. VONNIE CALDOS, LUCIINNK P FISIIER. EARL GABLE. HAROLD GARKIR, JOHN GARNER. LYNN GFJJ AI F.R. MARY JANE GIBBS, ANN M a . £7 vi GATHERER. KERRY CEKDEN. JOHN GIE8Z.LHOUSE. SUSAN I GILCHRIST. RON GILLILAND. DAVE GOOD. TED GOOSEBERRY. YVETTE GREEN, MARTHA GREENE. VIRGINIA GREY. MIARKON GRIMSRUD. CARY GRIESON. JUDY GROVE. DON GULBRANSON. JANET GULBR ANSON, JO ANN - It OTBH MAIN. NANCY HECKMAN. JACK 1b IIINKLE, MICHAEL JONES. CERRIE IIALISKI, TONV IIAMALMNE.V. ANNE HASKINS. SHARON HASTAY. DENNIS P. . jk 1: IIEIDEK. DICK HIXSUASM. ROSEMARY f ' ) IVERSON, ANNE IIOEF.K DARLENE HOT. JUDY JAMISON. DON IIAMMOND. EVERETT HAYDEN. CAROL IIEI.M, DONNA IIOKE. CAROL HUSO. NANDI JOHNSON. ANN JONES, TOM JONES. M ELLINA KOREI.L JACQUELYN r M KER TAMAN, CAROL JOHNSON. ARTHUR KEARNEY. MIKE HANSON. SHARON HAVES, SANDRA DICKERSON. JIM HYKE. FRANK JOHNSON. SYLVIA HANNA. CLAUDIA IIAYF-S. ED HENDRICKSON. BRENDA HOWARD. BERTIIA HUTCHINS SYLVIA I REWARD. CAROL KI.F.IV. DENNIS KKOFFT, KOGEK IJ.tlIJ.SCK KENT IJ.VIN. FREJA UNQUBT. CAROLYN MANARY. KAREN 72 KNIGHT, JUDY KOLCHMAINEN. RITA KORB. DARLENE KRAUT. SUSAN LOUIS. ROBERT LOVELAND. SHARON LOWE, tl-AYNK LORENZ, ALICE MAN I ►EM.. JAN MARSH. I JO MARTIN, MACEI. MATICH. JOHN KRIECER. RARRARA LEVIN, CLAUDE MCDONALD, SANDRA MATTILA, CUE ' MARTINNOX CAKOI. McCIVERN. DANIEL MICHEL JOYCE MONKS. BETTY MUSCATELL MARY NEW BERRY. JACK MORRISON. MIKE MICII El NON. CAROLYN l MOORE. JAMES cm MORRISON. PAT MYERS. CARY NIAIlER. RAI.PII MtCOKMICK. PAT M.KENDRY. THERESA MII.DEN BERGER FRANK MOORE. TOM NICHOLS. SHERRY MILDEMiKXGEK. JOHN MI1J.ER. JAMES BILL MORAN MORGAN. JERRY MORGAN. STEVE MINSKY. JIM MOR.SCH. RAY MORTON. LESLEY MURPHY. DIANE ORERG. VEKN PARSON, SHARON PATCH, RICHARD ORR. JOHNNY PATCH IN, DARRELL PALMER. CENT. PALLY. RICHARD PERRAUI.T. JLDI PETERSON, CENT. PETRIK, KAREN Pl'KNNINC, DALE PHELPS, EVA PHILLIPS, DAVII) PIIIIJ.IIS. GEORGE POWELL. CAROLYN PIERCE, LANA PRATHER. BRUCE PISHA, LONNIE PROCTOR. PERRY P1TZER. PALL PLRKAPILK. DALE PIXLEY. LARRY QUIST. JIM POMEROY. VICKI RASMUSSEN. DONNA REA. ROBERTA RENIE. DAVE RICE. ALBERT RICE. DARLENE ROBINSON. DALE SCHAEfTER. BOB ROBINSON, ELM A JO SCHMALI.E. CAII. ROBINSON. NANCY SCI I NOOK. MAUREEN SCHRODER. MARY NC1IRUNK. MIKE SHUT . JUDY SKAIJIECK. ROY SMITH. ADELK SMITH. BARBARA SONDEREN. TEI SPENCER. ANDY y' SKARPIIOI, MIARON SPOKELY. DORENE SKYI.E.SS. BARBARA STEINMEI7, MARVIN SHEAfEER. OEORCE M.L-SHER. DON STEVENS. BILL SHEFFIELD. DIANE M i SMEBV. EILEEN STEPHENS. SANDY STINES. LEAH TAYLOR. CHARLOTTE STITZEL. FREIDA SLMR.SU, RAMONA SLLLIVAN. RICHARD THOM MON, Jl'DY TOMRrM.K, JANET VAN ALSTINE. JOE VANEK. FRANK TRICC. SANDRA TUCKER. BARBARA VANN. MICHEU.E STRASBL'RC. RRL’CE THOMAS. NICK THOMPSON, MARY TWEED. MARJORIE VAN RIPER. PATTY WASHINGTON. VELMA WHITNEY. BOR WASHINGTON. MARTHA WESTER HOLT. DIANNE W ARREN. EILEEN WEST. FRANCENE WALKER. SKIP WENZEL. MARILYN SWARTZ. JOHN SWIVT. ROBERT THORESON. RON THORNTON. RALPH THOMPSON. VIRGINIA TO LAN, SHERRY LXI.N. JILL VERT7, CHARLES WADE MARY WEIMER. LINDA WEITZ. CAROL WHITE CHRISTINE WHITE LESLIE ■r£ te WISHER. DICK RIGHT. ROBERTA ' YOUNG. JEAN ( zilke. gloria REN. MARY INKI.ER. KEIJ.Y wRicirr. jean- 77 MYRON MEIFERT Scrgcant-at-Arms PATTI Secretary ISABELLE ESPENOZ Treasurer JERRY BOYCE Vice President 78 v-’ APRIL SANDRA AIOU LYNETTE ALEXANDER. HELEN ARVESON. DEANXE AMOW� N, MYRA ANDERSON. JUDY RALLARD. CAROLEE ARMSTRONG. ARNOLD BARNEY. NANCY ANDERSON. MARY LU BARR. JLDI HARR. AYILLA RARKL'S. EVELYN f S f 'V sratk IIAL'KER. FRED BEVERIDGE. CAII. KIERMA. MARY BISHOP. SUSAN 'l ftv jjS BEITO. GARY BITTERMAN. JOANN BERCF.R. KAREN BUX. LEONARD EODINGER. KAREN BRANDT. ROSE a BRENO. TOM BOYCE. JERRY BRODELL JAMES BOEHM. TOM BRADLEY. JUDY BRAGA. SHIRLEY BOIES. RICHARD BOTH WELL BERT BEECH TEL RON BONIFACE. JACK BOUCHER. GLORIA CALKIN . El)nA CANNON. PAT CARRIER. PATRICIA CONI Y. PEI E CARE. WILLIAM CARR. JEANETTE CARCY. PATTY CARLSON. SANDRA CHILNON. LEON CARLSON. RILL CHANDLER. SANDRA CASTRO. DOLORES CIIREST. no CLARK. KEN CXJEIENHLKKY, SANDY COLE. EUNICE CIIRIS. TED CLENDENLN. PAUL CXM.IXY. IIARLI.NL CON. DAVID COX. RICHARD | CRICHTON. DAVID CROC, CHERYL CROW. MARCIE itii k CRYSTAL. CARY DANIELS. CAROL DARRAII. MAUREEN DAVIS. ALI.ICE DAVIS. BOB DAVIS. CRACf. IVI.U'GII I KK, CAKOl. VN DfSASIO. CAROL DpSOUTISU dcnnis DIETZ, TOM IXIANF. RICHARD IKK KEN. IAKRV DONALDSON, E-SRI. DONALDSON. LAUREN t- DORSEY. TIM DOWNEY. CUE A £■} 0C 'dw, Du FKKNK. DAVE Dl’MIAM. RON DCTRO. KATIIV KAKIN. IAKRV EDCMOSE. TIM EDWARDSON, DOUG EI.KINS. ART ELLIOTT. TV ILIA eiaenrack. pegcy EKHARDT. GENE EKIIAKDT. KATIIV EJ.I.IS, SHARON EKIIAKDT, MARY ERICKSON, PAT ESPENOZA. ISABE1.LE EYENTONE. MARCIA FAKNAKD. CARY FACT-IMS. DAVID IKXIMOHR. DAVID ITMIER. DIANE XI.U XUOIf (% m U VTOHS VMMMVH vxisn Samoii Klf VIA VII UMVHOIM N-JSNVH HUtixn 'xosoooh VMVtfMVB VONIXS.VII 3iK HXXIUH 3 T1MIIIS 'A3 AH VII VQNri ON1TIM3H 500110 '.1.MVII ivif amjovmo VMvaxwi •xohmoo xtiainva hoimciooo wnv •H3O00 301 .Wf WD00SSVI0 'IIIM 'lOATIVII STIMVIIO AVMO ATI Ml IIS KVHVMO AOXVM XOS8IO JCHOf M3H0S1M3O 3XAVM Q MMNCIMVO AOXVN 'AX1X39 amvo ■max dMVH VMVMMVM 'xnaivVIl XAIOMV3 ‘lUimtl'IOO HONEY. SALLY ULSTER. PAT JENKINS, LARKY JOHNSON. ULI. HUNTLEY. KATHY HYKE. BOB C! . $$ JENSEN. AR.NOIJ) JENSEN. JACKIE JOHNSON. BOB JOHNSON. LARKY HUFFMAN. PAT o 4«L� s , INSKF.EP. LARKY JENSEN. JAMES JOHNSON. IXIRI.NK HULL JUDY HUNT. MILTON IMIAM..I.YNN JEM-EY. SHARON JOHNSON. BETTY' JOBE. ROSEMARIE JOHNSON. LOKBNE JOHNSON. SANDRA JOHNSTON. DALE JONES. CHRISTINE JONES. PENNY JONES. THERESA JOY. MILL JULISON. LINDA KAPSNER, KAYE KARTH. BOB KfJ.LS, SHIRLEY KITTO. CAROL KLUTHE JUDY w KNAUB. KAREN KOADY. JULIET KEPP.TSK. JIM KOPPER. AUDREY KRAUSE, KENNY 83 KKI'CKR. BEVERLY Kl'XTZ. KOP.EKT Kl KKENDALE. MNDKA IjCRANOK. MARILYN IARSEX. CORDY LARSON. r-SROI. I.AMONOA. HELEN LANE. LOIS lAftlf. ROSALIND IAMMEKS. IALRIE LEARY. CAROLYN I.ECORE. DOROTHY I.IND. DIANA LEWERL7, I OND LKIAIJ, RAYMOND LISII. KARIN MAAS, DELILAH MACESKE. JOHN MALCOIM, COXNARD MANIIALTER. PALL MARKHAM. CARY LYNN. VKRNICE MARI IN. TOM mm MATSUNAGA, NANCY McAl.tSTf.K, DAVID M KEUAR. MARY M KEV IK. II.KKI | M.CLOCD. phvllis_mcCREIGht. kaken n JH M NAMAKA. DELORES MEANS. JIM McDONAiD. WCtLLB MEDCALF. DON MEDCALF. RON MEITERT. MYRON MIFO. JEAN MILLER. GORDON MILLER. MARSHA MILOS. STEVE MONKS. KAYE NARGAARD, RAY MINNICK. FAMELA NELSON, GORDON D S . M M HL'k NESBITT. IARRY NIFSSON. ALFRED NUTTING. IARRY NYLUND. JOHN OLDEN, DAVID PEARSON. JL'DIE S' peteeshacen. mary PHELPS, JUDY PHILLIPS. JOHN PYLE. JANIs PAWOLTII. PATTI PARKER. DONNIE PARKER. LAYVRENCE Ill PARKS. NORMAS' PAULING. DAVID PEARSON. MIKE PENMAN. PENNY PEPWORTH. JANET PERCELL. MARY PERRAUI.T. SHARON PETERSON, MRRARA PE IK 1C. RICHARD P1111X1 PS. KATHY a RAINS. MIKE PREHEIM. NORMAN RAMEY'. CHUCK IXMVEIX C.r-NNE KAMA IRAK. DARLENE PHILLIPS. JIM PCMPHREY. KAREN PUTMAN. UK RAM SETH. GAIL RAMSKY. GARY RAXEL. JERRY RAW LINOS. ARLENE REAM. KISU ' s WY • RYAN. FRED MRRS. TOM SKIDMORE, RON SKINNER. LOUISE MAUD. JUDIR SUITE. WYATT SIX)AN. KAKI. SMITH. LARRY SOOCR. GERALDINE SOIXEV. DUANE ST ENNIS. LINDA MUTES, DOROTHY STOW CIA, SANDRA 87 TAQLT, PAT tavlor, dorothv lATTOO, RICHARD STUUXNBERC. ELAINE TT.VDERF.liA. BOB TAYLOR. PATRICK i TAMMEN. JOHNNY (ft TEED, TERRY TUNY. OARY TAYLOR. DOROTHY SWANSON. CHERYL TAYLOR. FLOYD TENNANT. DARLEEN THURMAN, BOB THOMPSON. SUZY THORESON. TED TIMM. KAREN TIMMEN, RICK TOLSON. ELOULSE TOMERDLY. JUDY TORRBY. RICHARD VALERA. BUDDY VANEK. DANIEL VAN HORN, MARY VERMILLION. CLAUDIA TUBBS. BETTI E TURNER. BRUCE WACX. GERALDINE WADE. RAY WADDINGTON. JOAN WARE, DEL WARREN. RODNEY WESTZRBY. JL'DI WHITE. RON WALDER. CHERYI. WHITE. SUSAN w ittman. PEGGY W AI.DEK. DAVID WEI W EN. DIANE WICK. CHARLENE W ILSON. CAROL WONG, MARCELl-V WALKER. DENNIS WEir XU BETTY WIEBE, BAKRAKA WRIGHT. MIARON its W ALKER. DON WIEK. SALLY WYLAN, VIRGINIA VOIJPEK, DWIGirr ZEEK. CIJNTON ZIRKI.K. SHARON Queen Bonny and King David. Ring David and Qucc„ Bonny. Each year a Frcshic Court is chosen at Roosevelt and this year was no exception. From each freshman social studies class a couple was chosen to be on the court. Aftes all the couples had been chosen they were presented to the student body at an assembly. The students, who then voted for a king and queen, chose Bonny Kctrcnos as queen and David Overby as king. They were later crowned at the annual Christmas Formal, which they ruled over, by Student Body President, Allan Papworth. Ray Carpenter, Rose Ann Smith, Barry Pixler, Sherry McLoughlin, Noman Burger, Carol Wick, Jerry Haris. Diane Runal. Bob Bown, Carol Wyat, Stanton Tullcr, Penny O'Brien, Allan VanFcldt, Ilcnc Picsker, Ray Baxter, Bonnie Clark, Jerry Bunk, Mary Lee Sicvcrs, Mike Smith, Sharon Hastings. Allen Baker, Judy Groh, Pat Ccllers. In front: Queen Bonny Kctrcnos and David Overby. FRANCIS SUGIMURA PATSY VIATOR DAVID CAROLYN VVIEK OVERBY ACKERMAN, LINDA ACQUIN. AIRERT ANDERSON. DONNA ANDPJtSON. IARRY ARNOLD. KRIS ARRONNON. DIANE ADDAMS. CHERYL ASLESON, LINDA ANDRKN. RRL'CE ASHWORTH. DONNA BAKER. ALLEN RAKER. JAMES BANGLE. RICHARD BAXTER DAVID ANDERSON, CONNIE ARNOLD. INEZ m «wy HAILEY, MAIT.NDA BAXTER. JUDY — ARNOLD. IRENE REAM. CARRY RISHOr. LORRAINE REAM. RICHARD MACK. ROB BONDS. MARILYN BOONE. PAULA BEAVER. SHARON BORREJ.U. JOANNS DOLAN. DAWN BONAR. LESLIE BOYCE. LYNN BRECK. JUDY BRENZO. IARRY HUNK. RVTII BROINKN JAMES BRODEIJ.. GREGG BROOKS NANCY BROWN. INA CARPENTER. RAY CVRTISS. JOANE CRAIG. JERRY DAVIS, CORDON DAWSON, DEXTER COOS, ALLEN DAIILEN, VIRGINIA COOPER. RONNIE DALLUAN. BONNIE CREWS. KAREN BI.'RGER, NORMAN BVSCM, BOBBIE CHRISTIANSON. SHEILA CUNT. SHARON a CURTISS. DENNIS DEAROOREE, LINDA DERONNY, PAUL DICKERSON. BONN A DRENKIIAIIN. MAIIIOY DEER. PENNY DVARTt SHERRY ENGLAND. LOU ANN ERICKSON, CAROL EVERT. PAYE FIVECOATES. LLOYD FLEMING. JEAM FOSTER. LESLIE GOOSE.KF.RKY. JOSEPHINE CRISIS. MARJORIE GROII. JUDY FALON. CARY FEDJE. JOHN FINSETM. CARY ft ft A.t iSL A. FREAUFT. LARRY FREELAND. RRUCE FRFF.MAN. JOHN 0% GARRISON. PATSY ft GODfKP.V. JON V V d ®L. GUESS, RORERT GAMBLE, DIANA CLENN. DICK GROSS!. MARGARET CUESS. ROBERTA CERISES. BUDDY COUttMI HI. CAROI.YN HANDLEY, GLORIA HANSEN. CHRISTOPHER HANSEN. DAVID HANSON, GLORIA HAMPTON. NANCY HARRINGTON. MICH EM. HARRIS. MAZIE 'S5' I - HAST AY. COLLEEN IIATOR1, CRAIG HEI.TON. BILL 0 m Mu HAWORTH, ETHEL HAYES,, JOHN HEMSI ELI NC, ROBERT IIEATII, RICHARD HILLIARD, GEORGE HOAG. LINDA Jit IIEOERMAN. GARY HOEEERT. TONY HAI.VORXON. JERRY HANSEN. LAUREL HARRIS. HAROLD HARRISON. CLAUDIA V' ' HASTINGS. SHARON HOGAN. SHIRLEY HOl.LEVGET. AVIS lit Hf.K’l. HIM. JEffERS. JIM JONES. KAREN JOHNSON. JOANN a KELSEY. JIM KLOBKKUANCE. JIM HORSEY. NORMAN IIISKI1I. 0 INN It JENKINS, IR)N JONES. SHIRLEY JOHNSON. JIM KENNEDY. CARY HOWARD. BARBARA HOWES. DAVID HUTCHINSON. KOIIIN IMDIKKE DONNIE JENKINS. PAT JENKINS. ROBERTA JOHNSON. CAROL JOHNSON. CAROL JOHNSON, SUSAN JOHNSTON. PAM KEENER. OOLUBI KERRIGAN. KL'Ill KIRKENDAI.L. DAVID KISTNEK. DONNIE KNIGCE, DONALD IIUBER. NANCY INCAI.LIS, JUDY JACOBSON. Kl’.llll A ? HOVr, ARTHUR JOHNSON. GARY a JERMANN. MICHEAL KEI'INF.K. GEORGE JONES. SUE EU.KX KETRENOS. RONNIE KNIGHT. BEVERLY KOOf. JOHN KOKB, NORMAN 4 LORENZ. JANICE McNULL, MAKCIR t MILLER, BARBARA MII.LEK. IIAKKV LEA. JUDIE MAYIIEAD. JIM LeBLOND, DONNA MtCLENDON, CAROI. LEONARD. MICHK.M. MtCREGOR, DONNA MILLER. JOHN MOIIK. BARBARA MONKS, GORDON MO.VI1IKIAND, JUDV MOORE. ROGER MILLER. PATTY MITCHELL, JUDY n « ' r MORRIS. TOM ft t I 7 • ! ’ MORRISON, TERRY NELSON, DICK NIGHTENGALE. SHAKOS' NIGIIIENGAIX. CHARLOIT 97 NILSSON. sonja NORC ARDEN. RILL NORCARDEN. JVDY NI'IItTANI. ANDREA PENNY ONLY. DELBERT I'AKKKK. JANICE PENTECOST, NORMA n I OLIVER. KEN PAIODICHCK. DIANNE O- PEDERSON. DOR OLSON. MIERKY PARKER. JANET PEISKE. EILEEN OVERBY. DAVID PATTERSON. LINDA OTTER. DAVID PARTLOW. SANDRA V 1. PIWARCHl'CK. WILLIAM RENOl'D, DIANA ft v ,' ' ' RICHARDS. MARSHA ROBBINS, JOE ROGERS, CHRISTINA KOI1IKOCK. RANDY OSBCRN. MARY JHI PIKE. TANYA READ. DIANNA K c- t ?ArM ROSS. VIC R VERSON. LINDA SCOTT, JOHN SIIEPEKD, GENEVA SI EVERS, MARY SIMONS, ROHERT SIMPSON, JUDITH SLETTE, EILEEN SALTO, STEVE SALYERS, SUSAN SANDERSON. PENNY SARRETT, SANDRA SCROGGINS. MELBA SEI.I.AKS, PATTY s El .LIMAN, DOXgTTE SEXTON, GLENDA SKALBECK. I.VA SK ELDING, VIOLET SMITH. ROSEANNE SNODGRASS, TERRY S f SKYIXS. DOUGLAS SI.ANTON, GARY SLASSEN, LESLIE V SMITH. MIKE SOIEIDER, MARGARET SHORES. BEVERLY SIMONS, WAYNE S PEA RES. TONY STONFJIURG. JOHN TEETER. DICK THORVION. PATRICIA TURLEY. CBUSTV WADE. HIM. TERRY. ED THURMAN. PATRICIA TVRRJ.L. BARBARA VANEK. SANDRA W ADE. DORA WALTON. SYLVIA THOMAS. SUSAN THOMPSON. JIM VAIL NORMAN VAIXRA. lOIA VERBOUT. MIKE VIATOR. PATSY WARD. CHARLENE W ARD. SAM THOMPSON. DEI.RERT TRIGG. MARGIE VANDEKWALL, ROBERT WHITIOCK. JANICE WILLARD, COLEEN WOI.EE. DENNIS k- i A-'- WILLIAMS. KATHY a : WYANT. CAROL WILLIAMS, JOYCE worn. KEN YODER. MARIAN n WILLIAMS. RAYMOND YOL'NCE, WALT WIEK. CAROLYN WRICHT. EDWARD WISHER. ROBERT W'HITTMAN. MARTIN- WOODWARD. JUDY WRICHT, DAVID 101 ; l o.v 103 LUANA Luana had a Spring Festival Dance at Columbia Edgewater which was great fun. Along with this they had several date and joint meetings. To conclude, they went to the mountains. To Havo Fun and Enjoy tho Best All Year Around. Row I: Karen Reichsterin. Bonnie Landrcvillc, Linda Bierma, Kay Powers, Kathy Kennedy. Judy Baxter. Pat Downing. Claudia Cram, DeDc Helgeson, Betty Odom. Row 2: Freida Stitzel. Barbara Conover. Sharon Overby. Judy Patrick, Darlene Toello, Sharon Weitzcl. Judy Brown. Mary Ann Fahey. Anna Hopkins. Row 3: Marlys Schwengcls. Sharon Richardson, Lola Sheaffer. Marge Smethurst. Bev Vogel, Mickey Raney. Sharon Robinson. Sharlenc Robinson. Row 4: Mary McKellar. Freja Levin, Vonnic Folkerts. Nancy Robinson. Cheryl Coyle. Pam Patterson. Mary Thompson. Lynn Ishnm. Row 5: Judy Pierson. Janet Roper. Rita Hall, I.uanne Buckner. Judy Clark, I-eola Ashcraft, Diane Murphy, Roberta Rea. Patty Van Ri| er, Judy Kluthc. Row 6: Jan Hubert. Carolyn Ernstrom. Mary Geldaker, Virginia Greene. Patsy Heigle, Diane Murphy, Evelyn Barrus, Betty Wei talc. Row 7: Patti Papworth. Karen Pumphrey, Karen Timm. Bev Littler. 104 I ZACCHEUS To Promote Friendship. The members of Zacehcus have been busy with date and joint meetings, a car wash, bake sale and the annual installation teas and dinners. They also purchased sweatshirts. Row 1: Claudia Butler, Diana Blom, Judy Thompson, Susan Clint, Linda Aydclott, Susan Warren. Row 2: Susan Gicblchousc, Janicn Crawford, Judic Robertson, Joyce Arnold, Joan Clint, Mildred Shiach. Row 3: Marilyn Helm, Diane Dunn, Karen Petrik, Susie Thompson, Linda Stennes, Carolyn Arnold. Row • : Sandy Baker, Jean Taylor, Lynn Erickson, Pat Loar, Sandy Kirkcndall. Row 5: Jackie Hanson, Vilma Schlack, Joan Clint, Laurie Lammers, Martha Meeks, Shelley Brink. 105 Row 1: Marilyn Skinner, Joanne Curns, Jo Sundberg, Priscilla Borrusso, Sandy Curti Darlene Soder, Janis Bouchor. Row 2: Vicki Pomeroy, Dianne Westerhout, Sant Stephens, Alice Lorenz, Yvonne White. Charlotte Taylor. Row 3: Barbara Smith. L ciennc Coldas, Claudia Hanna, Sandy Coffenberry, Nancy Wilson, Kathy Carter, Geri Soder, Shirley Keck. Row 4: Shela Hawkins, Denise Richardson, Sandra Hawkin Maureen Darrah, Mary Van Horn, Sherry Hanson, Carol Daniels, Sharon Lovclani Joni Francis. Row 5: Sandra Schocnborn, Sherry Tollen, Karen Alter, Lynda Jelliso: Row 6: Harlcnc Colby, Cindy Frccdland, Karen McCreight. Darlene Tennant. AMICITIA Friendship is Our Name and Goal. A paper drive is on their activity list this year. The usual joint and date meetings also were held. Installation dinners, candy sales, purchasing of sweatshirts and horseback riding closed their busy year. The club activities for the year were an retaliation dinner, joint and date meetings, candy sale and ski trip. To Promoto lasting Friendship among Members. Row 1: Mrs. Robinson. Ginny Freeland, Shirley Grannell. Janet Hjelma, Carolvn Se-dell Joan Smith. Row 2: Gloria Snyder, Linda Boomer, Barbara Besson. Bev Bonebrak''. Colleen Cochran, Frances Freeman. Row 3: Carolyn Lindquist, Carol Martinson. Pat McCormick, Sherry Nichols. Caolyn Oaks. Donna Rasmussen. Row 4: Jean Wright. Judy Barr, Dianne Fisher. Pat Hunter. Kay Kaspner. Row .'?• Pam Minniek. G-il Norrio. Diane Smith. Joan Smith. Paula Smith. Row 6: Gail Schmalc, Ann Detloff, Pat Cannon, Mary Percell, Lois Lane, Janice Walker. CCS? AEQUUS To Promote Letting Friendships. The annual “Holiday of Hearts” headlines the busy schedule of the club. Action at the mountains was also seen. Date and joint meeting follow close behind. A fun-filled Christmas potluck was also held. 108 Row I: Valcc Pence. Donna MacKenzic, Kay Fraser, Joan Gortmakcr, Evelyn White, Deanna Jamison. Lonni Valera. Row 2: Ethel Hollis. Bonnie Carpenter, Linda Matson, Donna Rea. Ginger Schnecweis. Jan Trickcr. Bonita Barney. Row 3: Carolyn Chase. Donna Ethridge. Kerry Gatheer, Connie Nufer. Ann Johnson, Susan Kraft. Row 4: Brenda Hendricks. Eva Phelps. Judy Smith. Linda Weisc, Judy Smith, Ann Gibbs. Sandy April. Row 5: Mary Bierma. Sheryl Crogg, Peggy Elsenbach. Isabella Espinoza. Marcia Evestone. Lorcnc Johnson, Penny Penman. Row 6: Sharon Wilson. Carolyn Goldsmith. Gail Muck. Helen Rich. I.ouise Skinner. Row 7: Diane Weiblen, Sharron Perrault, Gail Ramseth, Helen Alexander. AZAMMA Operation Campus, candy sales, installation dinners, joint and date meetings were activities for this club. To Promoto friendship, Undcrttjnding, and to bo of Sorvico to tho School. Row I: Darlene Hober, Jean Sundquist. Rita Kolehmainen, Priscilla Morrow. Gloric Zilke, Sharon Skarphol, Dorothy I iGore. Row 2: Diane Sheffield. Anne Iverson, Bev Ross. Nancy Evcrsaul. Nancy Boyd, Joyce Michel, Carolyn Powell, Patti Payne. Row 3: Valeria Koss, Judy Skinner, Nancy Nickachos, Donna LaMarchc, Jill Ulin, Barbara Anderson. Tamara Butler. Row 4: Doris Dixon, Judi Perrault, Judy Knight, Carol Brown, Virginia Thompson, Karen Knaub, Nancy Hatch, Elaine Wolfe. Row 5: Sherrie Benson, Sharon Blayney, Anita Rogers. Joanne Bitterman. Wanda O’Neil, Julie Downey. Row 6: Pat D’Arcy, Nancy Gibson, Arlene Ralings. Marcia Miller, Susan O’Neil, Rayda Sand-wick. 109 Merryment All Year Round. ZHRODA Cleaning the Teddy statue was the main project for Zhroda this year. Date and joint meetings were also held by the club. They also had a candy sale. Row 1: Judy Shutc, Judy Aucstad, Sylvia Hutchins, Janet Pepworth. Row 2: Lorra Lynch, Sue Heyduck, Carol Desanto, Audrey Koppen. Row 3: Carol Wilson, Ja� Pyle, Carolyn Leary. I, 110 Tcddycttcs was busy serving at all of the Hool teas including the Sports Banquet, 'shcring at all of the school plays was also Row 1: J. AucStad, A. Hopkins, L. Remplc, A. Iverson, J. Brown, R. Webb, P. Smith J. Petke. Row 2: C. Butler, J. Gustafson, B. Ross, B. LandrcviUc, M. Skinner, S. Overby M. Emerson, S. Brink. Row 3: L. Aydelott, P. Borrusso, K. Bauer, S. Callahan, V. Free land, J. Hanson, J. Hjelma, J. Love. Row 4: J. Matsunaga, J. Skinner, C. Smith, J Toma, S. Weitzel, P. Wenzel, C. Oaks. Row 5: B. Besson, G. Zilke, E. Wolf, C. Linquist C. Brown, L. Buckner, J. Clark, P. Heiglc. Row 6: B. Elion, S. Hutchins, N. Eversaul B. Bonebrake, E. Phelps, N. Robinson, M. Gcldaker, R. Richardson. Row 7: C. Nufer A. Johnson, J. Wright. The Girls in Blue are Our Service Crew. Ill To Help Willingly around School. SEIDDET Decorating the Christmas tree was a fun-filled project for the club this year. A very1 faithful project done by the entire club was cleaning the social rooms after fifth lunch. Operation campus, raking leaves, installation teas, and in conclusion was their participation in many service projects. Row I: Diane Wciblcn, Patti Papworth, Issey Espenoza, Helen Rich. Marcia Eyestonc. Row 2: Carolyn Goldsmith, Sharon Wilson. Mary Bierma, Evelyn Barrus, Mary McKcllar. Row 3: Darlene Tennant, Judic Pearson, Sandy April, Peggy Elsenbach, Louise Skinner. Row 4: Sharon Pcrrault, Gail Ramseth, Cheryl Crogg, Betty Weitzel, Ix la Valera. Row 5: Maureen Wilson. Andrea Nicitou, Suzy Salyers. Bonnie Clark, Bonnie Imdiekc. Row 6: Barbara Hastings, Penny Penman, Karen Knaub. Karen Pumphrey, Gail Muck. Row 7: Sandy Coffenberry. Fran Freeland, Grace Davis. Margie Grimes, Donna LeBlond. Row 8: Ginny Johnson, Patsy Vcitor, Bonnie Ketrenos, Penny O'Brien, Mary Lee Scivers. 112 To Promote Social Publicity among Mombors. THESPIANS Row 1: Harold Gable, Art Schlack, Shelly Brink, Susan Clint, Sandy Curtis, Blandinc Elion. Row 2: Bob Dawson, Ardon Overby, Joyce Petke, Linda Aydclott, Mildred Shiach. Act woll your part. Thero, all honor lies. Being a newly-organized club, there was not much time for activity; however, the ntire club put on an assembly for the school. ELSKA Activities for Elska this year were a date meeting, candy sale, operation campus and a Shamrock sale on St. Patrick’s Day. Row I: Judy Gustafson. Blandine Elion. Judy Islcy, Marcella Wong, Peggy Whitman, Wanda Buster, Phyllis Chapman, Mrs. Isaksen. Row 2: Dianne Arvesen, Rita Richardson, I-ona Lewcrcnz, Delilah Betting, Katherine Erhardt. Mary Erhardt, Virginia Wylam. Row 3: Gene Powell. Janice Glasscock. Pat Wenzel. Dee Mass, Juliet Kaady. Rosemarie Jobe, Mary Ellen Huebncr. Row 4: Barbara Reams, Sharettc Halsan, Joy Muters, Marilyn Wenzel. Kathy Smith. Judv Love. Darlene Korb, Karen Korb. M ..I f ■ 4 W ' m r'W Msi;;h m KINGS To Promote Ideal Relationship . Date and weekly meetings headline Kings’ activities. They also sponsored Teds Teen Time a couple times. 114 iiMll p.... ;. Ken Clark. Tim Olson, Vance Klaus, Tim Boyce, Lcs White. Row 2 Mik Shrunk Paul Clark Bvid Lester. Steve Carlson. Phil Hogan. Row 3- Ron Knrkclic. T j DawTm Tom Mart. Sob Johnson. Paul Cram fin. 4: rxy Cus ck Jerry Coons, Dm Coons. Dave Gilliland, Dick Heider. Row 5: LarryHolter James Clark Corky Na Don Knight, Tom Penman. Row 6: Ray Mclnroy, Mike O Hcamc, Chuck Cain. OPTIMIST Weekly meetings arc the extent of this club’s activities. To Build a Dual Relationship between Work and Fun. Row I: Ron Kirkclic, Steve Carlson. Dave Gilliland. Dick Heider, Mike Schrunk. Row 2: Larry Cusick. Gavin Ferguson. Don Salyers. Jitn Clark, Lcs White. Row 3: Roger Dim mick. Bill Ketrenos, Pat Morrison, Don Jamison. Dennis Klciv. Row 4: Jim Olson, Ray Mclnroy. Phil Hogan, Bob Eakin Buddy Valera. Row 5: Harold Sullivan, John Sompii, Claude Levin, Jack Newberry, Tim Fallihce. 115 SPARTACUS To Promote Christian Ideals. This club could be seen participating in Operation Campus, date and joint meeting and the sponsoring of Teds. Row I: Lyle Moore. Bruce Stoner. Wayne Evenson. Don Knight. Pete Werner, Jack Anderson. Row 2: Allen Clancy, Tim Boyce. Mike OTIearnc, Dave Cox. Jim Van Horn Row 3: Bob Brooks. Ed Brauner. Bud Lester, Bob Dawson. Gary Mnnsavage, Norn Notdruft. Row 4: Charles Cain. Steve Peterson. Vance Klaus. Ken Clark. Phil Rothrock Tom Penman. Row 5: Mike Pearson. Don Medealf. Fred Bauer, Willy Klein. Ardon Overby. Jerry Uveda, Kermitt Kcrby. Row 6: Dennis Walker, N'yron Mcifcrt. Burnell Rundall, Sam Bell. Doug Edwardson, Jerry Boyce, Larry Inskecp. Row 7: Kenny Krouse Glenn Smith. Clinton Kelley, Dave Babicky. Doug Dougherty, Ron Medealf, Richard Coons, Bob Karth. 116 —-—r--------------------------------e-------- Row 1: Toe Williams. Frank Freer, Ron Oates, George Pearson. Row 2: Bob Ferguson, Bob Griffith, Art Schlack, Larry Etzcl. Row 3: Vcm Oberg, Lonnie Pisha. Danny Wong, Chuck Erdahl. Row 4: Ray Lane, Chuck Ramey, Dave McAlhstar. Roger Bussey. Row 5: Terry Tollcn, Bob Bickel, Dale Robinson, Bob Swint. Row 6: A1 Andrews, Mr. McDaniel. AICOS Laicos purchased new sweatshirts and pins his year. A few date and joint meetings were ilso held. Row I: Norm Notdruft. Bob Dawson. Lyle Moore. Ed Brauner, Frank Azinan, Ted Young. Row 2: Bob Brooks. Harold Gable, Art Schlack. Gary Mansavage, Richard Parker, Lyal Field. Row 3: Ken Smith. John Swartz, Bill Bean. Ardon Overby. John Garke, Paul Henry. Row 4: Dick Nesting. Wylie Compton. Jerry Broton. Phil Rothrock. Bob Tender-ella, Jim Gragert. Gary Beito. Row 5: Richard Torrey, Scott Davis, Frank DeSordi, Tom Brcno. PEP CLUB “To promote school spirit and to back our ally squad.” The Pep Club, with many new routines, was present at every football and basketball :amc. The Rangercttes dancing team, a part f the Pep. frequently performed during half-time. Other activities of the club were a Pot-ucit Dinner, a Friendship with Franklin uakerettes, and a Banquet Dinner for the 59-'60 Rally Squad. Row I: Linda Adams, Carolyn Scydell, Marilyn Guthrie, Sharon Overby, Marge Smcthurst, Anna Hopkins, Karen Alter. Row 2: Carolyn Arnold, Judy Auestad, Linda Aydclott, Bonita Barney, Judy Baxter, Linda Boomer, Priscilla Borrusso. Row 3: Karen Bauer, Judy Brown, Claudia Butler, arbara Conover, Sandy Curtis, Marge Emerson, Kay Fraser. Row • : Virginia Freeland, Joan Gortmaker, Shirley Grannell, Marilyn llelm, Janet Hjelma, Bonnie Landrcvillc, Judy Love. Row 5: Donna LaMarchc, Kathy Kennedy, Lola Sheaffer, Charlotte McNamara, Valcc Pcncc Mickey Raney, Donna Rea, Karen Rcichstein. Row 6: Bcv Ross, Mildred Shiach, Judy Sxinnpr, Joanne Smith, Paula Smith, Gloria Snyder. Row 7: Bcv Vogel, Sharon Wcitzcl, Darlene Soder, Jean Sund-quist, Janet Foma, Claudia Waite, Jan Walker, Pat Wenzel. 119 LETTERMEN CLUB “To promote good sportsmanship.” The Lettermen Club patrols the auditorium during every assembly and checks the surrounding gounds for violators. Row I: Allan Papworth, Frank Azman. Bruce Stoner. Mike O'Hearn. Ray Mclnroy, Jerry Uyeda. Jack Newberry. Row 2: A1 Rice. Jack Anderson, Ron Oats. Gary Man-savage. Don Knight. Ray Fuller. Ed Brauner. Ardon Overby. Row 3: Carl Reimers. Tom Hebert. Doug Edwardson, Bill Bean, Dick Norton, Bob Swint. Don Salyers. Tom Moore. Gavin Ferguson. Row 4: Lovine Briggs, Mike Schrunk. Willie Klein, Ken Smith, Richard Hanson, Willie Norman. Harold Bishop. Row 5: Pete Werner, John Somppi, Scott David, Eldridgc Brown. Dale Robinson, Wayne Evenson, Bill Ketrenos. Tim Boyce, Tony Worbey. Phil Rothrock. Mr. McCoy. Row 6: Fred Acquin, Jim Olsen. Skip Walker, Larry Means. Clarence Williams, Johnny Orr, Bruce Turner, Bob Whitney. Row 7: Dennis Slade. Dennis Thorne, John Garkie, George Phillips, David Anderson, Don Chewning, John Gerdes. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Activities included an installation of new members, working in the cloak room during basketball games, and contributing for a scholarship to a graduating senior. Row : Larry Means, Marilyn Guthrie. Marge Emerson. Joyce Petke, Sandy Curtis. Row 2: Claude Levin. Vonnie Folkerts. Freja Levin, Betty Odom. John Sompii, Sharon Overby, Bob Ferguson, George Pearson. Row 3: Bcv Ross, Marilyn Barnette, Delilah Betting. Howard Goode. Bill Kctrenos, Mildred Shiach, Scott Davis. Row 4: Blandine Elion, LuAnn Buckner, Colleen Cochran, Carol Martinson, Carolyn Oaks. ludy Shutc, Allan Clancy, Kary Fraser. Row 5: Jean Wright. Carolyn Lindquist, Priscilla Morrow, Jeanien Dixon. Diane Bleakncyy Art Schlack. Row 6: Kerry Gatherer. A1 Papworth, Frances Freeman, Jackie Hanson. Susan Warren. Gary Mansavagc, Claudia Butler, Jim Van Horn. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The Junior Honor Society’s activities fo: this year were the election of fall and sprinf officers and the installation tea for new members. Row I: Doug Edwardson, Nancy Wilson. Patti Papworth, Susan O’Neil, Gail Norin, Juanita Rodgers. Darlene Tennant. Judy Phelps, Jim Means. Row 2: Kenny Krouse, Gary Abbot, Kaye Kapsncr, Joanne Smith. Susan Bishop. Barbara Wiebe, Bill Dicz. Row 3: Larry Nutting, Pat Tague, Sandra April, Gayle Muck, Helen Rich, Sharon Wilson, Carole DcSanto, Evelyn Barrus. Row 4: Nancy Matsunaga, Muna Mitchell, Judy Wcsterby, Sandra Coffenberry, Harlcnc Colby, Mary McKcllar, Judy Oliver. 121 Row I: John Sompii. Paul Clark. Kerry Gatherer. Peggy Elsen-back. Pat Cannon. Ken Smith. Drn 'is Thomoson. M«. Richards. Row 2: Scott Davis. Susan Bishop. Barbara Hastings. Elaync Lowe. Kermit Kerby. Bill Bean. Peter Werner. Row 3: Juanita Anderson. Luanne Buckner. Ann Johnson. Tom Breno. I.orene Johnson. Albin Brundage. Bev Bonebrakc. Gayle Muck, Karen MeCreight. Row 4: Tim Crvstal, Phyllis Chapman. Judy Clark. Wylie Compton. Carole DeSanto, Bill Diez. Janiene Dixon. Row � • Doris Dixon. Mike Ottoboni. Jim Chdlis. Di ne Blcakncy. Alfred Nielson. Evelyn Fowler. John Wirkkala. Ron Gilchrest. Judy Tomrdle. Row f : John Gcrdes. Marih’n Helm, Judy Hull. Sharon Haskins, Arlene Rawlings. Bertha Howard, Joan Smith, Diane Wieblen. Row 7: Don Salyers. Barbara Skyles, Dorris Scars. Rick Timmen, Linda Holmes, Vera Johnson. Virginia Thompson, Carol Brown, Carole McNamee. Row 8: Karen Timm. Marjorie Tweed. Mike Wicbe. Spsan White, Nancy Wilson, Juliet Kaady, Jean Wright. Mvrna Mitchell. Lorraine I ynch. Barbara Anderson, Priscilla Borrusso, Phyllis Cozad, Patty Payne. LOS DORADOS SPANISH CLUB To promote the speaking, reading, and writing of Spanish.” To promote Christian fellowship and liv-ig among highschoolcrs. Activities included a car wash, Halloween ayride, social with Benson after the game of ec. 5, and a skating party Kcb. 9. Y.F.C. To inspire students to advance in the field of radio commnunication and lectronics.” few of the members took ekets at the basketball games. They built a w transmitter and got a station on the air. RADIC Row I: Gary Hotchkiss, Anna Hopkins, Bev Bonebrake, Sharon Overby, Ardic Overby, Bob Thompson. Melba Swanson. Row 2: Jackie Hanson, K. William, Jeanncnc Dixon, Larry Nutting, Bob Whitney, E. Haworth, Judy Schwab. Row 3: Lucille Rcmplc, Mary Percell, Sharon Jcllcy, Renee Webb. Judy Westcrby. Row -t: Shirley Ashworth, Cheryl Swanson, Janice Glassock. Row 5: Linda Adams, Joan Moravics, Darlene Korb, Judy Phelps. ,sher- R- Brown. D. Raxtcr. J. Downing. S. Sorenson. D. Wisher. Row 2: B. Whitney T. Monison. J. Kopetski. D. Crichton. R. Caldwell, D. Tuttle. Row 3: r. Hykc, J. rox, D. Anderson, F. Acquin, J. Galbraith. B. Hcton. 123 To Furthor tho Knowledge of International Affairs, Creato Friendship among High School Students from Other Countries, and to Holp Finaneo tho I.R.L. Trip of an Exchange Student to the U. S. ACTIVITIES—They had a potluck with Cleveland High School. Ten of the members went to the state conference for I.R.L. They sponsored American Field Service Day. They arc having a school stock sale. Row I: C. Walker, B. Elion, C. Oaks. L. Bccman, K. Monks. A. Spencer, P. Wern Row 2: K. Gulbranson, L. Adams, C. Adams, L. Bonar, K. Manary, M. Iluebncr. R 3: J. Matsunaga, J. Dixon. J. Carrier, S. Chambler, P. Cozad, S. Curtis, C. Eiscnm T. Glasscock. Row 4: J. Oliver. N. Matsunaga, M. Schiach, J. Kaady, C. Kertzman, Maas, D. Schook. Row 5: R. Webb. L. Foster. D. Korb, G. Powell. D. Sears, Mrs. To linson. Row 6: M. Schneider, G. Thompson. C. Johnson. M. Tweed, C. Taylor. Row G. Gullixson, L. Aydclott, G. Houstead, C. Cartinson, J. Johnson. CHESS ow R°k nson, Carolyn Oak , John Boll. Row 2: Paul Pitzcr, Mr. J. Mathcwson, Bill Kctrcnos, Dennis Slade. Row 3: David Papkoff, Jerry Uyeda, Don Chewnings, Harold Gable. Row 4: David Walker. Chess club joined the nd Chess league. This league holds intents between high schools. They won ■st round in the tournament. The mem-now planning a car wash. ACTIVITIES—They joined the National and State F.T.A. and attended the State Convention. They attended the regional Convention. Had a car wash. Then they had an all-city potluck dinner. To Build a Dual Relationship between Work and p J A Fun. Row I: Nancy Evcrsaul, Diane Blcakncy. Alta Brandt. Karen Manary, Phyllis Coe Doris Sears, Joanne Orr, Linda Adams. Row 2: John Bell. Mr. Durrell, Dale Robinsc , Jan Oaks. To Promote a Growing Appreciation of tho Joys and Satisfactions of Worthy Homemaking. ACTIVITIES- They had an Installation dinner and are going to elect new members and officers in May. 126 F.H A Row R°sc Brandt. Alta Brandt. Cherry Jones. Nancy Ackerman. Kathryn Erbhar. Linda Adams. Diane Reed. Marv Huebner. lean Taylor. Mrs. Morris. Row 2: An Calkins. Sharon Wright. Mary Erbhardt. Janis Pvlc. Diane Srhook. Row 3: Janice Mat naga, Terry McKenzie. Kaye Monks, Karen Mohr. Sherry Stennes. L— [o Phelps, Ann Johnson, Connie Nufer, Deanna Row I: Carol Brown, Carolyn Chase. Ev Row 1 ■' Raymond Babcock, Don Moe, Dennis Slade. Harold Gable, Dale Robinson. Row 2: Harlen Rice, Ron Hansen, Dennis Walker, Steve Carlson, Bill Parks, Kelly Winkler. PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS Chuck Walker. George Pearson Mike Mam, assistant editor, Mr. Oliver, advisor, Sharon Overby, editor and Phil Hogan, assistant editor discuss their plans for the yearbook. tne gevjeifcwc 5CAFF Donna MacKcnzic and Carolyn Staley, the bookkeepers, keep things straight. Joan Gortmaker, Claudia Crain, Ron Kirkelie, Buddy Lester and Bob Struthers work on their sections. I his year, as usual, was a hectic one with many new and exciting experiences for all of the 1958-1959 Yearbook Staff. Figuring out original layouts, making up dummy books, cutting out and pasting up pictures took up much of the class hour for this year’s annual staff. Many students spent tedious hours burning the midnight oil working on their individual sections. The ad staff worked especially hard selling ads, working out money-making projects, and figuring up the budget. With Mr. Oliver as advisor and Sharon Overby as editor, and with a very fine staff, there were many jobs worthy of the accolade: “well done.” TW£ HCAtVSCHC V6 CrJtVL Linda Matson, Donna MacKonzic. Judy Robertson, Ethel Hollis, Carolyn Staley, and Bonita Barney plan their layouts. Bonnie Carpentar and Kay Powers, business managers, plan the budget for the yearbook. 129 Fun and work combine themselves easily in this unusual class. Many hours are spent- out of class writing stories, planning pages, going to the printers, and getting advertisements, but the tedious tasks arc rewarded in the satisfaction of a job well done. Co-operation is stressed since the sixteen mambers must work closely to meet the bi-monthly deadlines. Under the supervision of Mr. Robert Bowman, and leadership of Kay Fraser, fall editor and Dick LcBlond, spring editor, an “exceptionally fine” Roosevelt Ranger has been published. Judy Patrick, Lola Scheaffer, and Jean Sundquist talk over possible layouts. managers, compare books. 130 Mr. Bowman, Kay Fraser, fall editor, and Dick LeBlond, fall editor, make plans for the issue. Sharon Woods, first page editor, Betty Odom, assistant editor, and Kathy Kennedy, second page editor, discuss their page layouts. Carolyn Scydcll, Judy Auestad, and Fred Ferry check paper for mistakes. 131 DRAMA Left to Right: Susan Warren, Peter Werner, Sharon Loveland, Mildred Shiaeh During Scene from “You Can t Take It With You. “YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU” There was a question in the minds of the cast at the start of rehearsal for this Pulitzer Prize winning comedy: Are these people slightly lunatic, or arc they, after all, the only sane people in an insane world? Properties chairman Carlenc Sundberg had a few questions of her own; Where does one find a candy dish in the shape of a skull, and who has a hand printing press?”—to name only two. Many rehearsals later the cast was ready to vouch, at least, for the sanity of the lovable Sycamofe family, but Chairman Sundberg was nervously beginning to examine her scalp for the first signs of gray hair. Thanks to the generous sup| ort of the Student Body and the Faculty (a special tribute to Mr. Marsubian and Mr. Durrell) this play was a tremendous success. Assistant Director was I.inday Aydelott and Stage Manager was Rita Richardson. Cast: Mildred Shiaeh. Sharon Loveland. Phyllis Chapman. Harold Gable. Bob Dawson. George Gullixson. Sam Bell. Art Schlack. Susan Clint. John O'Neil. Dnenis Mu-tea Peter Werner. Mellina Jones. Dennis Slade, Janet Gulbranson. Joe Williams. George Phillips. Fred Ferry’, and Susan Warren. STAGE CREW Mr. Robert Lewis, drama director. The house lights dim and the curtain opens. On the stage is a brightly lit living room, with perhaps a beam of sunlight shining through a window. Behind the window the pale blue of an of the scene. The telephone rings once, twice— afternoon sky helps set the locale and the time and as Mrs. Jones picks up the receiver the third ring is cut short. Off stage a door opens and closes and someone calls. “Is anybody home? The audience relaxes, ready to enjoy the skillful presentation of a “Slice of Life.” If the lighting effects arc right for the scene, and if the sounds of the telephone and the door are timed perfectly with the action on the stage many of the audience are not conscious of the presence of the stage crew. But the two or three members of that stage crew started their work at least a week bfore the performance. They mounted that special spot light which threw the “sunlight” through the window, and they set up the lights for the blue backing which represents the sky. They spent many hours at rehearsal setting the timing for that telephone ring and for the door off stage. The stage crew at Roosevelt High operates the intricate twenty-four-circuit switchboard and provides special effects backstage for all assemblies and evening performances in the auditorium. as well as for plays. The success of every presentation on the stage depends upon their alert and skillful performance of duty. Dave Anderson and Jack Fox working control panel for lights. 132 DRAMA Richard Norton. Dennis Slade an- shocked by melody played by Joyce Michel. MELODY JONES This three-act comedy drama featured a variation of the conventional living room set. The right half of the playing area was elevated to provide a split level living room-dining room. Constructed by Mr. White’s stage craft class, the parallels, or folding platforms used for the elevation are expected to be useful for future productions. Thirty-eight students tried out for the fifteen roles in “Melody Jones. the largest number of hopefuls to appear at a play tryout for the past two years. Eager cast members held rehearsal twice during spring vacation to polish up for the post vacation production. Assistant director was Mildred Shiach and Stage Manager was Linda Aydelott. Cast: Susan Warren. Betty Meeks, Joyce Micheal, Harold Gable. Dennis Slade. Patty Van Riper. Art Schlack, Nancy Evcrsaul. Janicnc Crawford. Jack Heckman, Dick Le Blond. Joyce Petke. Richard Norton, and Jan Miller. Harold Gable telling “Melody” off. , RobcrtKniggic, Frank Alexander. Jack Newberry and Charlie “Killer Cain, working to get the set ready. 133 ASSEMBLIES Our Freshic queen and King, Bonnie Ketrenos and David Overby What harmony Tcddys swing into spring. The choir sings during the annual Teddy Roosevelt assembly. Boys’ Ensemble sing for Christmas assembly. ASSEMBLIES Alan Papworth. Fall Student Body President, gives farewell speech Dr. Bi ces speaks for democracy Gary Mansavage. Spring Student Body President. escorting Queen Joyce I. Girls' ensemble eels into tie TED'S TEEN TIME COMMITTEE Row I: Wilma Washington, Jackie Hansen, Eva Phelps. Hole 2: John Stoncburg, Tom Penman, John Garkic. n Rich, Susan Salyers. Row 5Kty€ JMllJONtS 6( g 137 CJVtlSZMAS FORMAL Refreshments were enjoyed by couples during intermission. Valcc Pence and Pat Smith dance to the inusi of Jerry Van Hoomisen’s orchestra. I lr Row I: Sandy April. Susan Kraft. Deanna Jamison, Kerry Gatherer, Eva Phelps, Ann DANCE COMMITTEE Johnson, Connie N'ufer, Carolyn Chase. Row 2: Alan Papworth, Johnny Nelson, Bonnie Imdieke. Ixiuisc Skinner. Joan Gortmaker. Donna Mackenzie, John Godfrey. Row 3: 30 Darlene Tennant, Isabelle Espinoza, Bonnie Clark, Mary Bierma, Penny O'Brien, Doug Edwardson. DAY DANCE OTTON AND CORD GIRLS' LEAGUE SHARON WEITZEL MRSxBOYINGTON Row I: Peter Werner. Wayne Evenson, Ray Mclnroy, Steve Carlson. David Gilland, Gavin Ferguson. Row 2: Skip Walker. John Godfrey, John Sompii, Jack Newberry. Ron Oates, Jerry Uyeda. Row 3: Mike Pearson. Roger Moore- Ann Iverson. Lonni Valera, Cheryl Coyle. Geraldine Soder, Karen Rcichstein. Row 4: Coleen Hastay, Tamara Butler. Sharon Jelley, Patty Papworth, Helen Alexander, Mildred Schiack. Row 5: Gail Rumseth. Joan Parsons, Bonnie Clark. Virginia Johnson, Lola Valera, Shirley Crannel, Janet Hjcima, Mary Anderson, Mike Minsky. Row I: Jimmy Means, Tom Martin, Ardon Overby, Lyle Moore Kenny Clark- Marilyn Guthrie. Tom Hebert. Steve Carlson, Don Knight, Larry Means, Gary Mansavage, Tim Boyce. Ray bne. Art Schiack. Frank Aszman. Norman Notdruft. Ray Mclnroy, John Ward. Row 2: Anita Rodgers. Sue Thomas. Helen Rich. Patti Papworth. Connie Nufer, Carolyn Chase, Eva Phelps. Anna Hopkins, Ginger Schnceweis, Kathleen Kennedy, Sharon Overby- Alan Clancy. Kay Fraser, Joan Gortmakcr. Bob Brooks. Danny Ratliff. Dale Simers. Row 3: Sharon Hastings, Susan Salyers. Barbara Conover, Sharon Weitzcl. Claude Levin. Rita Kolehmainen. Bev Born-brake, Joy Muters, John Lind, Joe Smith, Alan Jones. Ted Good. Row 4: Carolyn Linquist. Diana Bloom- Susan Younce, Judy Phelps, Ken Smith, Richard Nesting, John Swartz. Phil Rothrock, Mike Mam. Ron Oates. Ann Iverson. Susan O'Neil. Dennis Hastay, Robert Bickcl. Row 5: Glen Smith. Ralph Thornton. Wayne Eycnson, Bill Die , Patsy Hcigel, Carolyn Seydell, Judy Skinner. Row I: Bob Ferguson, Buddy Ixster,'David Babicky, Don Knight, Bruce Stoner, Bob Dawson. Skip Walker- Larry Means. l ed Good. Row 2: David Anderson, Bill Bean, Harold Gable, Carolyn Arnold. Darlene Toelle. Lcola Ashcraft. Claude Levin. Larry Nutting, Mary Scivcrs. Row 3: John Stoneburg. Roger Moore, Gayle Muck. Karen Johnson. Jack Newberry, Janice Matsunagc, Barbara Besson, Anita Rodgers, Carolyn Linquist, Tamara Butler. Row 4: Joetta Colby- Jean Wright. Darlene Tennant. Luannc Buckner, Linda Jellision, Isabelle Espinoza. Penny O’Brien, Betty Weitzcl, Donna I.eBlond, Sharon Jelley, Jane Mayworth, Jimmy Means. Larry 142 Wells. F-aI ■«rr A ' :keteers Roivl: Judy Crieson, loannc Smith.Pal Downing. Anna Hopkins, Ginger Schneeweis, Betty Odom, Kathleen Kennedy, Sheryl Shelly, Darlene Owen. Rkt i: Ceoigann Roberts. Dune Sheffield, Karen Rcichitrin, Janet Hjclma. Joyce Nelson, Roberta Rea. Darlene Tennant, Karen Knaub. Jackie Korell, Nancy Esrisaul, (.laudia Hanna, Judy Baxter, Mrs. Larson. s 1 a? M pj n, FICE HELP Li Roic : Jean Wright, Carol Brown, Elaine Wolfe, Barbara Anderson, Slur ton Shatphol, Tamara Butler, Esa Phelps, Anna Hopkins. DeDc Helgerson, Judte Kobertvon, Cingei Schneeweis, Pat Downing Cheryl Cc Karen Pun Dutro. Bar vtone. Barbara Anderson, Mutton Miartrhol, lamara Butler, r.sa rneips, Anna riopaim, urue neigerson, juoie e. Cheryl Coyle, Ann Johnson, Connie Nufer, Carolyn Chase. Linda Write, Leah Stines. Row 2: Fran Freeman, Thompson. Mary Van llorth. Sandia Coffenberty, Gayle Muck. Gail Ramseth, Frank Aw man. Bob Griffith, Kathy I . Q C. I a 1 VI I VI - ft Is. 1 % I I. 1 _ _? A _ I� _ __ 'In.aB Dl. W a - Kaien Pumphrey, Nancy Robinson, Mary Dutro. Barbara Weihe, Shirley Grannell. Row 3: Sandy April. Helen Rich. Barbara Conover. Joan Gorlmaker, llonila Harney, liloi Judy Wilson, Joanne Smith. Row 4: Marcia Millet, Lois Lane, Patty McCormick. Mary Geldakcr,jSheryl Nichols, Barbara Besson. Ann Iverson, Doris Dixon, Henri Henrietta Koleinaiuen, Linda Holmes, lasrene Johnson, Joe Sundberg, Geotgann Roberts. Vonnic Folkerts. Row 5: Saundra Baker, Eileen Smeby. Kathy Carter, Freida Stit el, Carolyn Seydell Patsy Heigcl, Judy Gustation, Linda Santo. Row 6: Susan Warren, Claudia Butler. Carol KcrUman, Diane Dunn, Barbara Smith. Carolyn Lindquist, Judy Karen Kesterson, Joy Mulcts, Pat Hunter,. Evelyn Barrus, Janien Crawford. Row 7: Juliet Kaady, Janice Michel, Let White, Alice Loren , Diane Wcslerhout, Bill Greene, John Matich. Carol Crews. Pat We el, Joyce Petke, a Boomer. Delilah Belting, Carol De .indquist, Judy dark, Carolyn Oaks. Claudia Waite, ice Glasscock. Sandra Chandler. Judy Fenault, Joyce URr If : ! SK V MCE PRACTICE 'VMle. Sharon Overby. Betty Odom. Kathleen Kennedy. Karen Bauer. Paula Johnson Jerry lenten I i °yw • ,v°(Ccl. Joanne Smith, Pat Markham, Linda Boomer. Ruth Carter. Bonnie Landervillc, Karen jsHimun, jerry jmsen. rieja Levin. Row 3: Jean Wruht. Llarne Wolfe Slur.... M-....I...I n;..,. vr____v__________ n,.i.____o_______ w ’ P. , 1 y Jensen, Freja Connie Smith, Janet Culbarnson Lyon. s'mofK � VnKli'' viliinCo'i“l(r' S,i?rw SkaiohoL Diane Blrakney. Marge Emerson. Barbara Reams. Marilyn Helm. , Muriel Smith. Row 4: Mr,. Robinson. Karen AltJr. Doris Dixon. Donna Walker. Karen Reiehstein. Alice Toma, Verona m 143 afryf Row I: Mr. Mason McCoy. Mr. James Clausnel cr. Mr. John Matherson. Mr. Joseph O'Brien. Mr. William Craig. Mr. Allen Epp. Row 2: Mr. Saul Gatherer. Mr. Cliff Oats. riAnci f i i id Mr. Clarence Pederson. Treat., Mr. l)an Wells. Sec., Mr. Bill Roper. Vice Pres., Mr. Tom Fallihee. Mr. Dr-Loss Lester. Mr. Russell Abraham. Mr. Harold S'ork, Mr. Wayne Durcll, Mr. Earl Youncc. Row 3: Mr. Paul Erickson. Mr. Sullivan. Mr. Boom-, Mr. Rocky April, Pres.. Mr. Bonns. Mr. Russ Heider, Mr. Chuck Freeland. Mr. Tom Ferguson, Mr. John Mulholland, Mr. Dean Tate. P. T. A. Row I: Mrs. Chester Pyle, Mrs. Howard Boucher. Mrs. S. J. Hopkins, Mrs. Ray Shores, Mrs. Michael Matich. Row 2: Mrs. John Gcrdcs, Mrs. Paul Karth, Mrs. Wylie Compton, Mrs. George Hare, Mrs. John Stoneburg, Mrs. E. C. Biermann, Mrs. R. D. Powell. Row 3: Mrs. Ray Nelson, Mrs. Harold Brown. Mrs. John Moravics, Mrs. O. W. Boyce, Mrs. Otto Notdurft, Mrs. D. E. Ashworth- Mrs. Fred Lc Blond, rMs. Wayne Abbott, Mr. Harold York. Inset: Mrs. George Tennant. _ Choir in Centennial costumes sing You're In Oregon, My Friend, at special Centennial assembly. CHOIR Row I: J. Schwab, S. Weitzcl. A Iverson. G. Smalle, I,. Pierce, B. Elion, S. Baker, B. Tucker, S. Hutchins, P. Schulcnbcrg, F. Stitzel. E. White. Row 2: I,. Adams, I). Lamarch, S. Granncll, S. Warren. K. Petrik. M. Muscatell, L. Bceman, B. Evans, I.. Parker. B. Weitzel. M. Schwengcls, D. Hober. Row 3: P. Densmote, P. Downing, I.. Aydelott, D. Blessing, J. Crawford. B. Conover, G. Roberts. J. Tomrdle, S. Jelly, R. Webb. Row 4: G. Gullixion. A. Johnson. R. Tory. R. Anderson. A. Clancy, T. Hebert, T. Nutting, B. Deiz, B. Ferguson. W. Hildreth. 145 D A I r Inside Row: Nancy Brooks. Gloria Hanson. Celeste Turley, Cathy Wilson, Karen Bodin-I J gor, Claudia Waite. Next to inside row: Dick Eycstone, Marv Steinmctz, Judy Mont- ” briand. Edna Tidwell, Dora Wade, Terry Snodgrass, Carl Bothell, Karen Crews. Darlene Korb- Jerry Craig, Clarence Williams. Bobby Busch. George Kettner. Gary Dcckc, David Papkoff. Next to outside row: Marilyn Skinner, Mike Jermann. Bob Peterson, Gloria Bouchor, Sandy Coffcnberry, Jackie Jensen, Sharon Beaver. Ix uise Englund, Bov Shores. David Overby. Norm Notdurft. Don Walker, Larry Etzel, Ken Smith. Ricky Timmen. Ed nPrHP TRA How I: Eliane Lowe. Pncilla Morrow, Fran Freeman, Celeste Turely. How 2: Loyd UKLnCjIRH Danielson, Norman Nordrift, Carl Bethel, Karen Crews, Darlene Corb. Jerry Cregg, Richard Eycstone. How 3: Ted Thoreson. Ken Hodgson. Bill Shores. Ralph Thcrman, David Papkoff. Phill Rothrock, Sharon Thurston, Carol Rhodes, Linda Williams. Row 4: l'H Elowisc Tolson, Sharon Coti. Row I: Bob Pedersen, Dick Eyestone, Marvin Steinmetz. Don Walker, Ken Smith. Norman Nordurft. Row 2: Don Chewning. Randy Rothrock, Phil Rothrock, Mike Verbout, Ricky Timmen. Row 3: Jim Van Horn, Ralph Thornton. Jim Emery, Larry Freauff, Bill Bean. Shackleton, Mike Vcbout. Paul Morris. Jim Brotli ll. Ellis Berg. Bill Carlson, Loyd Danielson. Randy Rothrock. Norm Redbird. Outside row: Elaync Lowe. Priscilla Morrow, Roland Mellin. Moreen Wilson, Macel Martin. John Goldwin, Geneva Powell, Bill Bean, Jim Emery, Lovinc Briggs, Larry Treauff. Tom Norris, Jim Van Horn. Ken DeSmit. Gregg Brodell. Ken Hutchinson, Ted Thorcson. Ralph Thorton, Phil Rothrock. Bill Shores. Ed Brauner, Bob Thompson, Pat Markham. Berle Brikle, Don Chewning, Myron Meifert, Leonard Blix. PEP BAND GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE Blandinc EUion. Sharon Wcitzel, Colleen Cochran, Judy Schwab. Renee Webb, Darlene Hober. Sylvia Hutchins, Yvonne White, Sharon Jelly. 148 BOYS’ ENSEMBLE Art Johnson, Tom Herbert, Ron Oates, Marcin Rinkin, Bob Ferguson. ALL FORENSIC PARTICIPANTS Row I: Eddie Parker. Dennis Scnter. Shelley Brink, Dale Robinson. John Klein. Row 2: Joe Valentine. Fred Ferry. Dennis Slade. Ken Smith- Sylvia Johnson. Row 3: Sandy Chandler, Janice Walker. Sharon Haskins, Sharette Halsan, Janice Hubert. Carol Kcrtzman, Joyce. Petkc. Row 4: Jackie Hanson, Lucicnnc Galdos, Geraldine So-der, Mary Wrcnn, Lcola Ashcraft, Leah Stines. Row 5: Carol Crews, Donna Helm, Sherry 'Pollen, Ron McGee, Lome Buss, Pat Dcnsmorc. M Students from the speech class attended “ the first Portland Forensic League introductory presentation at Jefferson High School in October, at which each type of [ competition was demonstrated. Shelley L I Brink gave the demonstration in serious interpretation. At the second Portland Forensic League contest, which was held at Wilson High School. John Bell and Dale Robinson were undefeated in debate. Shelley Brink won fiist place in serious interpretation and second place in poetry. The third Portland Forensic League contest was held at Roosevelt I Iigh School and was conducted by Shelley Brink, student director. Donna Helm placed third in radio and Joyce Petke placed first in serious interpretation. John Bell and Dale Robinson were undefeated again. Shelley Brink won the My True Security” contest and received a superior rating at the Portland State College Forensic tournament. Sandra Chandler and Carol Kertz-man were also participants. At the Pacific University tournament. Shelley Brink made the semi-finals in serious reading, and John Bell and Dale Robinson made the semi-finals in debate. At the district tournament, held at Lincoln High School. Shelley Brink won first in serious interpretation and third in jjoetry. John Bell and Dale Robinson won first in debate. Mary Wrcnn, Lcola Ashcraft, Donna Helm, and Dennis Senter entered serious interpretation, humorous interpretation, radio and panel, respectively. Concluding one of Roosevelt’s most successful years in Forensics. John Bell and Dale Robinson made the semifinals in debate and Shelley Brink made the semi-finals in serious reading at the state tournament in Corvallis. STATE SPEECH TOURNEY ENTRIES AND COACH John Bell. Ken Smith. Shelley Brink. Janice Hubert, Lyle Fenner, Dale Robinson. NELISTS AND DEBATERS Dale ° ,lnson- Shelley Brink. John Bell. Mr. Oliver. Row I: Mary Wreen. Ken Smith. Lcola Ashcraft. Row 2: John Klein. Pat Dcnsmore. Ron McGee. Row 3: Fred Perry. Donna Helm. Dennis Scn-tcr. INTERPRETIVE READERS, AND DEBATERS Row I: Ken Smith. Dennis Senter. Joe VanAls-tine. Row 2: Ron McGee. John Klein. Row 3: Sharette Halsan. Janice Walker- Sharon Haskins. Row 4: Janice Hubert. Geraldine Soder, Carol Kcrtzman. Row 5: Lcola Ashcraft, Lucienne Galdos, Sherry Tollcn. KXL RADIO PANELISTS WITH COMMENTATOR Mr. O’Brian, Athletic Director high-stepping majorette. Rally members Pat Downing, Betty Odom. Ginger Schnccwcis, Dede Hclgcson Linda Bierma, and Jackie Hanson ride in homecoming parade. Princess Nancy rides with one of Cleveland’s princesses. Bob Dawson rides with other Tcddic students in parade. Roosevelt students watch on as Tcddic team Plays their first .game. oscvelt s Queen Susan rides with Clcvc-id’s queen. Pep squad cheers on the Roosevelt Rough Riders. Princess Sandra rides with one of Cleveland's Drinecsses around the Tcddic’s field. Somppi rides in messiest car” of Mike O’Hcrnr, Ghuck yell king. Mike O'Hcarnc- End Ray Fuller—Back Ron Oates—Guard Terry Chancey—Guard Frank Aszman—Guard FOOTBALL Jack Newberry—Back Don •«-w Row I, Left to Right: Tim Boyce. Don 1 George Philips. Gary Mansavage, Eldridgi Mclnroy, Ron Oates, Al Papworth, Bruce Fuller. Tom Hebert. Row 3: Terry Chai Tom Moore. Harold Bishop. Al Rice. I Williams. Mike O’Hcarnc, Florian Zorcn. Ton Larry Means—Guard Wayne Evensen—Center 154 Tim Boyce—Guard rrk Newberry. Don Salyers, Mike Schrunk, j Dick Ilbidcr. Willie Norman. Row 2: Ray HH John Clark. Bob Eakin. Lovinc Briggs, Ray ry Means, Phil Rothrock, Wayne Evensen. ing. Frank Aszman, Bob Swint, Clarence Mike Schrunk—Back •Tackle Bruce Stoner- Back Don Knight—Back Gary Mansavage—End Allan Papworth—rTacklc—All-City Lovinc Briggs—Back Ray roller gains ten yards against Indians as Harold Bishop and Tom Hebert clear the way. Roosevelt gains twenty yards against Grant on pass play from Mike Schrunk to Mike O’Hearne. . Mr. Marv Cross Mr. Ray O’Dell VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Roosevelt 14 Roosevelt 0 Roosevelt 18 Roosevelt 21 Roosevelt 38 Roosevelt 30 Roosevelt 31 Roosevelt 31 Roosevelt 20 203 Cleveland 7 Jefferson 47 Lincoln 7 Wilson 13 Washington 13 Grant 0 Madison 7 Franklin 12 Benson 13 119 Knight gets away ! oot while Boyce blocks the on-charging line. VARSITY SEASON SUMMARY r K Doji Knight breaks through the Jeff line for a short gain. Roosevelt High School completed their most successful football season in the history of the school. Our first game which was with Cleveland was won by us 14-7, then the next game was the fatal one with Jefferson which we lost 47-0. From then on Roosevelt went full blast averaging 25 points per game for the rest of the season. The final standings were 8 wins and 1 loss and second place in the P. I. L. Our only loss was suffered at the hands of Jefferson who, by the way, have defeated all comers by a 40 point average, and are rated first in the state. Outstanding players on the team were A1 Papworth, All-City, Don Knight and Jack Newberry, All-City second string. Rhy Fuller and Mike O’llearnc were also very important in our taking second place. Our hats are off to the coaching staff of the team under the able leadership of Mr. Man.-Cross and his assistant Mr. Ray O’Dell, line FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row I, left to right: Pal Smith. Arthur Hoyt. Norman Horsey. Allen Coons. Stan Tuller, Ron Hcmmcrling, John Stoneburg. Row 2: Mr. Sheehy, Bob Hain, Tom Prigmorc. Brure Freeland. John Godfrey. Jim Kelsy. Dennis Berg. Terry Purkapile. Mr. Jones. Doug DeVault. Mgr. Row 3: David Overby. Mike Harrington. Ron Cooper. Mike Smith. Roger Moore. Vic Ross. Tom Hubert, Craig Hatori. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SEASON SUMMARY The Frosh football season was made up of a series of black defeats with an optimistic note stmek only in the last two games. A 7-7 tic with Lincoln opened the season followed by losses to Wilson, Washington and Grant. Playing undefeated Madison the Frosh got the “feel” of the game, running up more yardage than any other team in the city had been able to do. Sparked by this new-found ability they came within an ace of beating Franklin in the season’s finale. Big Jim Godfrey was named captain by the team and must be chosen as leading contributor in ground gaining as fullback a$ well as Staunch defensive lineback'cF. J. V. FOOTBALL Row I, If ft to right: Jerry Boyce. Don Mcdfalf. Glenn Smith. Ron Mrdcalf. Dav Cox. Clinton Kelly. Bill Carlson. Ken Clark. Tom Sim. Row Larry Nesbitt. Gordon Larson. Tom Beam, John Godfrey. Burnell Rundall. Ralph Redding. Fred Bauer. Chuck Ramey. Tim Edgcmond, Myron Myfrrt. Allan Gooch. Row 3: Larry Ins-keep. Leonard Blix. Tom Martin. Dave Philips. Milton Hunt. Pete Condy, Roger Bussey, Gary Abbott. Ron Brechtell, Carl Sloan. John Philips. JV FOOTBALL SEASON SUMMARY With a very green bunch of boys, the start of our footbaH season looked very bleak. The first two ball games were lost from lack of experience. Then the team started to jell and they began to block and tackle. The next four ball games were won quite easily and the squad looked like a football team. Our blocking was crisp and the tackling was jarring. Wc ended the season with a 4 won and 3 lost record. I think that quite a few of the J.V.’s of this year will become good Varsity football players. There were several good linemen. Dave Cox, Bill Carlson, Tim Edgmond, Ralph Redding, Allan Gooch, Dave Phillips, to name just a few; Some of the good backs were 'lorn Martin, quarterback, IJob Eakin, left half and Fred Bauer and Larry Inskeep at the full . back spot. I was proud of the way the l oys developed a team spirit MM and think they will carry on a good fighting spirit for future kooscvclt teams. Left to Right: Gene Palmer, Ray Fuller. Mike Schrunk. Lovinc Briggs, Dave Phillips, Harold Bishop. Ron Kirkclie, Ted Young. Don Salyers. Jim Olson, Norm Redbird, Jo -Vanalistine. Front center: Coach Gronquist. The Teds this year didn’t win like the team did last season nor did we go to State. We had a young team with plenty of speed and hustle, and most of the time a good team to watch. Jim Olson received wide coverage from both the Journal and Oregonian newspapers on his high scoring. He led the city race up until the final two weeks of the season in which he dropped to third. Mike Schrunk came along and took up where Jim left off for the 'Feds’ scoring. Harold Bishop and Ron Kirkclie helped the team greatly by sweeping the boards throughout the season. Don Salyers and Norm Redbird are two juniors who helped all the way and will be a tremendous help next year. For a future team we hope they all will gain weight and height and keep the hustle up for a state tournament berth in the 1960 season. SEASON SCORES Roosevelt 36 Scappoosc 58 Roosevelt ....45 Lincoln Roosevelt — .... 51 Battleground 38 Roosevelt ....... 37 Jefferson . ... Roosevelt 49 David Douglas 53 Roosevelt . 55 Benson Roosevelt 59 Gresham 55 Roosevelt 47 Madison 53 55 . 45 Lincoln 50 60 40 ‘ Wilson . Roosevelt 40 Wilson 50 Roosevelt 54 Washington .. 52 43 42 Grant .54 83 Roosevelt 60 Cleveland ... Roosevelt 49 Franklin ..67 Roosevelt . 42 Franklin Roosevelt 53 Grant 58 Roosevelt . . 48 Jefferson 160 Kirkdic- and Olson of Wilson c bnI| Salyers drives for two points. Schrunk lays up two against Washington. Kirkclic hits agains Madison, Redbird drives for basket as Bishop looks on. iSchrunk Don Salyers farold Bishop hits against Wilson. loP stretches °T Ron Kirkelie up alone. J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right: Kenny Clark, Milton Hunt. Leonard Blix, Claude Levin, Allan Gooch, Richard Torry. Myron Meifert. Glen Smith. Tom Martin. Mike Earhart, Larry Burke, Steve Milos. Mgr. David Papkoff. Coach Odell, Mgr. Harvey Parker. I.eft to Right: David Hanson. Vic Ross. Sam Ward. John Stonebcrg, Jon Godfrey, Dennis Berg, Walt Youncc, Stanton Taller, Dick Stueve, Tom Prigmorc, Gary Kennedy, Mgr. Larry Nutting, Coach Jones. Mgr. Robert Hcmmcrding. Row I: Don Salyers. Ray Fuller, Lovinc Briggs. Harold Bishop, Oliver. McClendon Jack Newberry. Row 2: Bob Eakin, James Bird, Eldridgc Brown, Robert Lewis, Dick Heider, John Gerdes. Row 3: A1 Rice, Dick Nesting. John Camp. Don Chcwning. A1 Gooch, Mr. McCoy. Row I; Bruce Freeland. Tom Prigmorc, Jim Kelsey. Don Norton, Richard Nelson, Charles Vale, Martin Whitman, Stanton Tuller, Dennis Burg. Row 2: Chuck Ramey, Ron Brecktal. Gary Abbott. Floyd Taylor, John Swartz, Tim Edgcmond, Ralph Kuehl, Leonard, Blix, Norman Redbird. Row 3: Bob Donaldson, Ted Gooch. A1 Goofy, Myron Mcifcrt, Gary Beito, Richard Norton. Bob Brooks, Richard Hansen, Don Chcwning, Jerry Boyce, Mr. Cross. Coach Macc McCoy James Bird clears 5'9 in high jump. Lovinc Briggs Soars 20 feet in broadjump. The J.V. track team had a fair season winning three dual meets and losing one and placing second in the city relays. Boys like Myron Meifert, Ralph Kruhl, in the sprints, A1 Gooch in broad jump and javelin, Bob Brooks, Leonard Blix in the hurdles, Carl Reims, Don Chewning in the distance races and Bob Eakin in the 440 worked hard to make the season a success. There were other boys that turned out and worked just as hard, but could not make the team, but should be given credit for their effort and desire to participate. The frosh had an unsuccessful season, but did prove that they could complete and have a desire to win. Their defeat of Washington proved that they liked the sweet taste of victory. There arc several boys that will prove themselves in track before they graduate. James Bird clears high hurdle. Jack Newberry and Dirk Heider in 220. ■ 168 ■ PRESEASONAL Roosrvrlt v . Tigard Roosevelt vs. Sandy ... Roosevelt vs. Clackamas Roosevelt vs. Ft. Vancouver Roosevelt vs. Hudson’s Bay SEASONAL Roosevelt vs. Benson Roosevelt vs. Madison Roosevelt vs. Wilson Roosevelt vs. Washington Roosevelt vs. Clecvland Roosevelt vs. Franklin Roosevelt vs. Grant Roosevelt vs. Lincoln Roosevelt vs. Jefferson Won 30-25 .Won 29-23 Ix st 31-17 Won 28-22 Won 27-22 Won 28-19 Won 30-23 I-ost 28-26 Won 27-22 I-ost 41-22 Lost 31-24 I-ost 27-21 Won 31-25 I-ost 28-15 This year’s wrestling leant had the finest season in four years of wrestling in the P.I.L. In pre-season matches the Teddy grapplers came through with a four-win, one-loss record. The team did not fare as well in the city dual meets, as they won four and lost five, to tic for sixth place in the city. Willie Norman, Bruce Stoner, Torn Moore and Jerry Uyeda were constant winners all through the season. In the city tournament the team took fourth place with seven boys placing in the top four in their weight class. 1 hey were: 4th, jerry Uyeda, 115 lbs.; 3rd, Ardon Overby, 122 lbs.; 2nd, Willie Norman, 130 lbs.; 3rd, Jack Andersen, Ml lbs.; 1st, Bruce Stoner, 15b lbs.; 4th, Frank As man, 168 lbs.; 3rd, Tom Moore, 168 lbs. Willie Norman and Bruce Stoner went to the state tournament after taking second and first in city. Row 3: Coach Shcchy, Bill Hubert, Frank Smith, Ronnie Cooper, Don Anderson, Ken Wolfe, Jerry Boyce, Johnny Orr, Dale Robinson, manager. Row 2: Bruce Stoner, Frank Aszman. Tom Moore, Dave Cox, Bob Eakin. Clint Kelly. Danny Wong. Row I: Bob Kuntz, Jerry Uyeda. Ardon Overby. John Kline, Willie Norman, Jack Andersen, John Gcrdcs. 169 Gar ' Abbott tries for a switch against his Grant opponent. Jack Andersen goes after his opponent in a match with Sandy, which the Teds won. Leave our Junior G’lass President alone. Willie Norman successfully evades an onrushing General. John Gerdes docs a beautiful switch. Jack Andersen tries a sit out. 170 Bruce Stoner goes after his Grant opponent as he attempts a take down. Denny Thorne hangs on as his opponent tries to arm roll him. Frank Aszman rides his oponent. 171 GOLF Row I: Ronnie Oates, Mike Mnrrs. Row 2: Donnie Midcalf, Ralph Mellin, Jin Brodello. The Boys’ golf team this year was an inexperienced one with Ron Oates being the only rcturnin letterman. Mike Marrs, a transfer from Toledo high school, was the low medalist for the season an also was the honorary captain. The team included five lettermen who arc: Mike Marrs, Ron Oates, Rawlaud Mellin, Jim Bn dell, and Don Medcalf. Other members of the team who competed but did not win their letters ar Mike O’Hcamc, Fred Bauer, and Dave Papkoff. Of the eight members of the team this year, thei will lx- only four returning golfers as Marrs, Oates. Mellin, and O’Hcamc will all graduate this yea Post-season tournaments found Mike Marrs, Ron Oates, and Fred Bauer competing in the Cit Open Medal Play Tournament. Mr. Ray O’Dell did a very fine job of coaching the team this yea Although the team did not win any matches they had a lot of fun. Miss Lorraine Pomeroy, Coach. RowJ: Karen Bodinger Kathy Wilson, fiery! Bicklc. Row 2: Carol Marti, son, Beverly Bonebrake, Leslie roster. ' GIRLS BASEBALL Twelve players that will be back next year gained valuable experience from this year’s season of play in the P.I.L. Players leaving via the graduation route arc Don Knight, Gary Mansavage, Jack Anderson and Owen Field. The Caplan trophy for the most valuable player this year goes to Don Knight who divided his playing time behind the plate and in the outfield. COACH YOUNCE Gary Mansavage Don Knight Steve Desordi Ray Morsh Jim Olsen Front row, left to right: Sam Ward, Ken Clarke- Bob Kuntz, Duane Garner, Craig Haton. Ray Norguard. Budd Gerdes, Manager. Second row: Tom Larson, Dick Eyestone, Robert Hcmmcrling, Ken Taylor, John Stoneberg. Bob Karth, Dennis DcSoutell. Wyatt Slctte. Third row: Coach Gronquist, Corky Naff, Bud Youncc. George Kctncr, Ralph Blessing, Larry Wells, John Mageskc, Larry Inskccp, Glen Smith, Wiley Compton. Row I: Mike Schrunk. Don Knight. Ed Brauner, Jack Anderson. Dave Phillips, Sam Bell, Ray Morsh. Row 2: Milton Hunt, John Godfrey, Fred Bauer. John Somppi, John Garkic, Tom Martin, Gary Mansavage. Row 3: Bud Youncc, Glen Smith, Joe Williams. Steve Desordi, Larry Inskccp, Coach Earl Youncc. Don Chcwning at State. Roosevelt’s Cross Country varsity team had no seniors this season. There were two juniors, Don Chewning and John Gerdes; and four sophomores, Larry Burk, Bruce Turner, Carl Reimers. and Richard Anderson. This was a good underclassman team and we anticipate good teams in the following years. The junior varsity was composed of five sophomores and one freshman. Gary Johnson, a freshman of the junior varsitv. appeared in every time trial a vl every meet. This junior varsity will surely make substan ?' competition for the varsity rand:da es in the coming seasons. A junior varsity race over a one and one-quarter-mile course, or a varsity race of from 1.8 miles to two miles, is a real proving oune for boys who like conditioning and competition for the varsity in the coming seasons. CROSS COUNTRY Left to right: William Johnson, Gary Johnson, Don Chewning, Carl Rcimcrs, Floyd Taylor, David Anderson. David Hansen, Larry Ilohnson, Ric Hansen, John Gerdes, Bruce Turner, Larry Burk, David Papkoff. CROSS COUNTRY Big Meet Today, Boys. Left to right: Richard Hansen, Carl Rcirners, Mr. McDaniels, David Papkoff, Dwight Youpe, Larry Burke, Bruce Turner. Benson 24, Grant 24. Roosevelt 69 Grant 21, Roosevelt 29. Benson .61 (JV) Lincoln 19. Roosevelt 69, Washington 74 Wilson 32. Jefferson 34. Roosevelt 71 (JV) Benson 28, Lincoln 37, Roo-.evelt 67 Lincoln 15, Benson 52. Roosevelt 102 (JV) There were 32 teams entered in the City meet in which Roosevelt placed 19th. Roosevelt placed 5th within the city schools. Out of 220 entries in the s'ate meet, Roosevelt runners came in as follows: Larry Burke 42nd, Bruce Turner 60th, John Gerdes 95th, Don Gowning 129th, Carl Rcimers lSdth, and Bruce Hansen 158th Bruce Turner Don Chcwning and Richard Hasen. SEASONAL SCORES GIRL’S 178 District participants: Jean Fleming. Gloria Bouchor. Judy Tomcdlc, Lynne Erickson. Bottom to top: Judy Tomcdlc Gloria Bouchor Dclona Sumrall Susan Oncil Nancy Wilson Diane Westerhout Janice Glasscock Charlene Harvey Lynne Erickson Jean Fleming The freestyle relay team represented Roosc-1 velt in the City Swim Meet. It consisted of| Lynne Erickson, Jean Fleming, Gloria Bouchor, and Diane Westerhout. All dual meets were lost. Some -of the meets j were not decided until the final relay. Outstanding swimmers this season were Lynne Erickson in the 50-yd. butterfly, Gloria Bouchor | in the 100-yd. freestyle and the 100-yd. back-stroke. Nancy Wilson and Charlene Harvey MING boys Out of 25 would-be “Dolphins” trying for a plAcfe on the team, 12 were made regulars. All dual meets were lost this year, although some were close contests up to the last relay. More team members madg the “city district meet” than in any previous year. Eight speedsters qualified in 12 places. Qualifying in just the City District meet were: Dick Leckberg, Tim Dawson, Richard Norton, Chet Harris, Peter Werner, Richard Cox, and Gavin Ferguson. Qualifying in the city and swimming in the state meet were: Dick Leckberg—400-yd. freestyle; Chet Harris—200-yd. freestyle; Richard Norton—100-yd. freestyle, and Gavin Ferguson in fancy diving. State participants: Dick Norton, Gavin Ferguson, Dick Leckberg, Chet Harris. District participants: Dick Norton, Gavin Ferguson, Dick Leckberg, Chet I larris, Pete Werner, Richard Cox, Don Norton, Tim Dawson. Pete Werner in Butterfly Bottom to Top Bob Ilykc Tim Dawson Chet Harris Pete Werner Don Norton Doug Tuttle Dick Leckberg Richard Norton Gavin Ferguson ’I’ony Worbcy Pat Taylor 179 The roach is Miss Gannon. GIRL’S BOY’S - members of the girls’ tennis team are: Sharon Bredeen, ;hy Carter. Vera Johnson. Marilyn Wensel, Eileen Peisker. Ilccn Hastay. Patti Miller. The members of the boys’ tennis team are: Paul Grinscll. Ken Smith, Bill Bean. Skip Walker. Scott Davis. Bob Dawson. Larry Means, Terry Tollcn. Mike Smith and Phil Rothrock. SCORES: BOVS Roosevelt 1 Franklin 4 Roosevelt 2 — Jefferson 3 Roosevelt 0 - Madison 5 Roosevelt 0 — Benson 5 SCORES: GIRLS Roosevelt 0 Franklin 5 Roosevelt 0 Jefferson 5 Roosevelt 0 Madison 5 Our tennis team has lot this year from their com-Thc team is made sophomores and juniors who will return next year. 180 181 SHAMROCK PHARMACY 8109 N. Feesenden - AVenue 6-5503 Prescriptions Varieties Toys Fishing Tackle Compliments of GRIFFIN'S CAFETERIA 214 S. W. Broadway CApitol 7-8828 TELE TRONICS BEST IN STEREO SOUND Television Records Appliances 7522 N. Lombard . AVenue 6-1661 In St. Johns THE WISHING WELL Restaurant We Deliver Chinese Food to Your Door Friday - Saturday - Sunday 8800 N. Jersey AVenue -9951 enue 6-5533 FRANKIE'S MARKET DOMESTIC GOODS Fruits - Vegetables Shrubs - Plants We Never Close AT 8-5741 2717 N. E. Coljumbia Blvd. SUPERIOR FOOD STORE R. E. Martinson 'EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE 7640 N. Jersey St. Portland 3, Oregon COURTESY CLEANERS We Give S H Green Stamps Personalized Service We Do Our Own Cleaning 8002 N. Lombard Portland 3, Oregon BONHAM CURRIER 8539 N. Jersey AVenue 6-0031 • ■ Courtesy of ' —c BAXTER;. AUTO PARTS S $ J2 lX1Pm|Jard j _ J BU 5.2549 K AV 6-2277 VV ,-'L $ .S- x ries and parts Machine Shop PORTSMOUTH DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS Day or Night Cards and Gifts 5288 N. Lombard BU 5-3616 SIX POINT ICE CREAM SHOP BURGERS AND FRIES TO GO 7007 N. Fessenden AVenue 6-9026 autographs (ZA £ Cf y ct-o Q ? . dS- e 7 l S-AdcA- ca- ' Compliments of B C DEPARTMENT STORE 8426 N. Jersey AV 6-1354 p-j dy -cx- - ) 2o 2-4 -- 2 . ----- (fcynw. as UNIVERSITY DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS Cards and Gifts BU 9-5525 MIKE’S Six Point Body Paint Shop PAINTING - CUSTOMIZING SHOP AV 6-1727 6705 N' FESSENDEN COLUMBIA C L cx — Jl±e Jj „ AUTOGRAPHS x-e-e T€ £ V 3018 N. Lombard BUtler 9-8441 Don't Do It Yourself — We'll Fix It For You GEORGE'S AUTO REPAIR ''SUN TUNE-UP EQUIPMENT ' Y O C C-jL MIKEWORTH'S FUNERAL HOME Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Mikeworth SINCE 1920 GOOD SAILING, GRADS are the wishes of your TEDDY R. MART Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rottle 6900 N. Lombard 185 PAY’N TAKIT We don't meet Competition .. WE MAKE IT Lowest prices in town Ask Your Neighbor! Open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. 10105 N. Burgard — AV 6-4491 REG CONTEST WINNERS Room 104 — MR. EPP — First Place Room 227 — MR. GROSS — Second place Room 113 MR. OLIVER Third place ST. JOHNS FUNERAL HOME 7525 N. Richmond Ave. Autographs... A «« - Ub™ D J cJ] Friendly, Personal Se beautiful. Quiet Setting - Arry! le O litreet ar g ; 1 ,. 1 F KK jv UNIVERSITY CLEANERS n j J 'We do our own cleaning' 4840 N. Lombard BUtler 9-5202 Delivery Service MARTINIZING More than Dry Cleaning S H Green Stamps COCHRAN'S FOOD STORE Quality Groceries Next door to Harvey's Meat Market 5279 N. lombard BUtler 5-2887 0 7' Autograp .iv - t isC s64 ti-n£ ,Uqcu£s Xtf' a L � t sflzAts oAtJ'- J cfaMi 187 “iectea us as your omciai pndtographer. ____ ______________ justify faith inpj by doing our y , .best to pleas ou. We'hop 'tfiat you Ujre us well as we liked . ■ ' WOrkpi“r OU- r f Jjj7 jy . (A Jri the future.pv hen you fafiive need for good photo rapns JjZ V' ;j Jr taken jy A profes ipn I' photographer, wh Ujer fM e a portrait ds when you are ma We have an Srtraits. jy}- tyytAfd group feel free to tell A ’ We shall look {dyt Md to seeing you fien (you agairjz rieecl aJ ' photograph taken by a prc ssional photogrj '' Let u£ a ajh express odf appreciatipn for the fine — entire student boqiy. It has ad ' A - pleasant. jh , )y y' S erely, jA' KENNELL-ELLIS , fj -■ HARVEY BARRAGAR r A Compliments or THE J. K. GILL CO. Books - Stationery Office Equipment School Supplies S. W. 5th and Stark CA 8-8681 CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS 8438 N. Jersey AVenue 6-0207 CD 01 vi 2 Z I V) V) X O U XI O r o =T -|o W 3 ir- 4803 N. Lombard BUtler 9-2961 Open Every Nile Till 9 Featuring U and I Sugar p y , y p jz 1 K Jr ' °c 9°n ' x Utiec.9-55 () | M , '• Re BU 9-5798 f IL T . L � 7 i- i ST. JOHN'S REVIEW 8915 N. Jersey AVenue 6-0321 Oldest Paper in Portland GILHAM'S GROCERY Quality Meats Fresh Vegetables n 5900 N. Lombard BUtler 9-1483 JU y vurt+Jlyi xj Oij V, y O Qa «Q J tv .-v ______________________SL c o ' ij .- Si ?c.. A-0 'b -- - - JL, JLdtsu-t- , .s cJtLo -a - -S2JL_ 190- -i. _-c Tti _ C PaJ A. 6878 N. Lombard ■ - AVenue 6-0831 PIT X'V 7810 NORTH LOMBARD AVenue 6-1656 A SYMBOL Your Class Jewelry Manufactured by KARL J. KLEIN, INC. 700 Jackson Tower 806 S. W. Broadway 192 Portland 5, Oregon CApitol 8-3718 Autographs... XvTV tL-u2iA £( Ls -£c u‘ y CUf. Cu. T.ty _ b ,1 -y - ct n y C c � - cl u--0 -. 77 c: c . 7 of the 7vy ' ✓ j?$. L X ZS A£ zl. y ''H ccc v. dfyg, z ? cK Cecils (ti iJ £? . U er i ticket 2( 0 134 N. W. Eighth Avenue, Portland 9, Oregon • CApitol 8-8433 193 TOP TWENTY-FIVE SENIOR GIRLS FOR ROSE FESTIVAL PRINCESS SELECTION Row I: Karen Rcichstcin, Joan Gortmakcr, Linda Koenig. Virginia Freeland. Sharon Overby, Pat Downing. Valcc Pence. Judy Baxter. Sandy Curtis. Barbara Conover. Row 2: ' Anna Hopkins, Susan Otter. Maril n Guthrie, Joyce Petke, Kathleen Kennedy. Ginger Schnceweis, Jan Pricker. Linda Boomer. Betty Odom, Evelyn White, Jackie Hanson, Sharon Weitzel, De De Helgeson. Linda Bicrma. MISS AMERICA SHOP 8432 N. Jersey AV 6-3401 BLOUSES, SKIRTS and SWEATERS for the High School Girl HARVEY'S MARKET Being a member of the Olds King 1958-59 Hi-Board has been one of the most enjoyable things I have done this year. I know that neither I nor any of the other members shall ever forget our experiences in putting on our fashion shows and all the fun we had doing it. I hope that the girls who take our places on next year's board will take as much pride as we did in being a member of the Olds King Hi-Board. Quality Meats pat downing Roojcvolt High School BUtler 9-1014 5281 N. Lombard Portland 3, Oregon 194 f jt N:;A,|W iw’LL qet in PHOroqn.APHIC AAO 5c5MPvGE[U 5TUOIO ANO CAMERA JHOP S� e-Q IZZb M. MM'V jmu AV6-36CH Cq ' ?fc WE OOlNJQ5 7lf P0KTRAIT5 _ _ KjOOAKs HNJ1SHINQ COlOK AMO RACK. AMO WHITE CAMERA ANO EQUIPMENT T1U0E _ «95 ALASKE’S 5700 S. W. TERWILLIGER BLVD CH 6-3305 (Portland’s Outstanding Contribution Z)o T)ke (Restaurant 3ield Catering to group gatherings of all kinds for every occasion. A 10 per cent reduction to schools for any group or banquet meeting. featuring: A BEAUTIFUL VIEW AN UNUSUAL SETTING WONDERFUL FOOD MEDIUM PRICES ADEQUATE PARKING LEISURELY DINING FABULOUS VIEW PORCH For Those Who Desire the Ultimate in Gracious Living 196 THE SEWING MACHINE WITH THE DANCING NEEDLE! (DEALER) THI MACHINE THAT MAKES AU OTHHS OBSOIETE......... mends locks, repairs •Ibows, knees,—yet converts to a regular machine with the touch of a finger! You have to tee It to believe ill PARKS SEWING CENTER 4816 N. Lombard Portland 3, Oregon BU 9-0921 See Viking at the Centennial Bob Hartley Hood Tire Sales 7941 N. Lombard Dorothy LoVoy LoVoy's Cafe 8124 N. Fessenden Ralph Martinson Superior Food 7640 N. Jersey Taylor Walsh Sporting Goods 8409 N. Jersey Larry Tucker Tucker's Shell 8225 N. Jersey Byron Nelson Byron Nelson Hardware 7425 N. Leavitt Anna Mossbarger ALossbargcr Studio 8226 N. Jersey Ford Bechtel St. Johns Ice Cream 8232 N. Jersey Bill Bish Edmond C. McDowell Bish-Kjcrsgaard Ins. Union Carbide Metal 7304 N. Leavitt 11920 N. Burgard Rd. Jay Gibson, Jr. U. S. National Peninsula Branch Julius Radkc Radko Auto Elect-6666 N. Columbia ST. JOHNS BUSI 198 Nick Burke Tele Tronics 7522 N. lombard Mrs. Carl J. Kasper The Kasper Ins. 8316 N. Jersey Hy Eisen Shooland 8622 N. Jersey Boyd B. Baldwin Boyd's 88 Center 8630 N. Jersey Fred Bauer Fred Bauer Chev. 8149 N. Jersey J. C. Carlson Security Bartk 7410 N. Chicago Robert Irwin Courtesy Cleaner 8002 N. lombard Dod Berg Berg's Funeral Home 7525 N. Richmond Harvey Neuschacfer Harvoy's Paint 7326 N. Richmond Robert Currier Bonham Currier 8539 N. Jersey Donald McGill St. Johns Hardware 8621 N. Jersey Ben E. leveton The Man's Shop 8517 N. Jersey ESS ASSOCIATION Princess Nancy Queen Susie For the first time in Roosevelt history, a Homecoming Court was chosen to reign over the Homecoming game and dance. Four sophomores were chosen by the sophomore class and five juniors were chosen by the junior class. These nine girls were then presented to the Student Body which voted to-select a queen and four princesses. Petite Susan Kraft was chosen queen, and Nancy Robinson and Carol Linquist were chosen as princesses for the juniors. Sandra April and Gail Ramseth were elected as the “sophomore” princesses. JJn A hush of sadness fell on an audience of music lovers as the unended notes of “Starlit Fantasy” brought a tragic close to our beloved band director’s career. In the previous assembly Mr. Preston had dedicated this beautiful piece to the Senior class in grateful acknowledgment of their gift of band stand lights which pleased him so much. To all who have passed through the halls of Roosevelt, the influence of Mr. Preston has made an impact; to the puzzled freshman who turned to him for that friendly understanding pat on the back—to the most outstanding musician in the school—Mr. Preston was a symbol of a real teacher. We arc saddened, as friends and relatives always are, when the passing of someone dear, deprives us of the joy of sharing our sorrow and happiness with him. When that pain fades, in its place will come the realization that nothing good really dies: for it lives on in the hearts of all those who care and to those of us who were privileged to know Verne Preston that good will be expressed in a hundred ways—through the appreciation of music, so much a part of Mr. Preston’s life, through the happy comments we make as we remember the humor that was our Mr. Preston—and through the success of the st udents and his children as they become his tangible link to our every day life.