Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1964 volume:

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'IVfcjfresbuen look'llp to If as'sonYcyoing missive and j Vj co Ujuerahle. }he sophoniorfj and iu pors in emt bing Mfin to grasp its pur posy 'hud objaciives. Tple senmn looking down fro ) it see the world 'part of and real bah their foundation isdifis tower oon Thej Jwet oj warning includes many wefwf °f education. Sports.Mpbs, p Jluctit usAnusic, art. along oith acaHhdiic studfv are all steps upward (phis goal.' J u t jeJ year hl s fasf. for sJome. thidWrst and the last injheir climb'fir the toY. . . J J y J he 1964 Range A Wj stepshoward a tougr present a r Dedicated To a woman who is an inspiration. To a teacher who for the past twenty years has devoted to Roosevelt High School her time and knowledge. To an advisor who displayed her initiative in 1948 when she organized the Girl’s League. She has been their advisor ever since. To a friend who is loved by all her students because of her friendly ways. To a counselor who has guided many into life’s channels. To Mrs. Mildred Boyington, on behalf of the 1964 Ranger Staff, we dedicate this book. 8 KATHE SONDERMAN Bottrop, Germany 'I'o my friends. It is hard to believe that my time in America is almost over, a year I had been looking forward to for so long and I know I shall never forget it. I remember vividly the first days when I kept asking you Can you tell me please where.. Yes, in the beginning, Roosevelt seemed to be very large and confusing but there was always someone who liked to help me. I’ll show my friends in Germany my Pep uniforms and tell them about games, rally and school spirit. When I think back to my first football game, I have to laugh at myself. I was so confused by the yelling and the game that I wasn’t sure who had won. I hope that many of you will have the opportunity to visit Europe and that your impression of the Europeans will be as good as mine is of Americans. I believe that everyone of us can help to take a step away from war by getting to know other peoples, live with them, understand them, and respect them. Now I would like to wish Teddy High , its principals, faculty and students all the best for the coming years. I know I am not able to thank you but I want to tell you this, you have given me the most wonderful experience of my life. I’ll never forget you. With best wishes. Kathe Sonderman A.F.S. 1963-1964 from Germany E YirtTi ■ . sJi ncipal Don W. James The Region III Student Council Association is addressed by Mr. James. Although Mr. James is a member of the Superintendents' Curriculum Advisory Council, Portland Schools Vocational Education Committee, Portland Schools Communications Committee, the Committee for Cooperation between School District No. 1 and Portland State College, and Portland Schools' High School Building Committee, he continues to devote his time to Roosevelt as a well informed and well liked principal. Mr. James accompanies Spring Student Council representatives to the Region III meeting in Tillamook. As principal of Roosevelt and a member of many organizations, Don James is an Educational Leader in our District, Region, and State. As president of the Portland High School Principals' Association, Chairman of the Curriculuc Commission of the Oregon Association of Secondary School Principals, and a member of Oregon Association of Secondary School Principals’ Executive Committee, Mr. James is kept busy with a number of responsibilities. He is Chairman of the Region III Student Council Association and a member of the Oregon Association of Student Councils' Advisory Committee as well. Miss Leola Craig Miss Craig, administrative vice principal, supervises all girls functions. She is also in charge of Rally, Pep squad, the Junior Class, cap and gown committees, supervising the prom, ticket and student body card sales, and school finances. Vice Principals 14 Mr. Jack McLeod As classroom visitation supervisor, Mr. McLeod spends much of his time touring classes and compiling reports on the teachers. Freshman Class activities, library services, bookroom rentals, A.V.A., class programs, and schedules are also under his supervision. Mr. George Hysmith Administrative vice principal in charge of discipline of the boys at Roosevelt is Mr. Hysmith s main job. Other activities placed under his supervision include athletic contests, guidance and counselling, movies, dances, cafeteria committees, auto and bike registration, assembly patrol, and faculty assignments. He is also in charge of all Sophomore Class activities. Supervising Baccalaureate seating, processional, recession, anti parroting assemblies also fall under his jurisdiction. Counsellors Counselors give much of their time to help students map our the courses they will rake during their years in high school. Counselors are always on hand to give needed advice on any matter and to help students to choose subjects which they, as individuals, will get the most benefit and enjoyment from. The guidance students receive from their counselors help them to develop more fully during their high school years. HIIBlIBi Mildred Boyington Social Sludit's, Counseling Theodore Phahl Counseling, Business Education Anna Jamison Science, Counseling Kenneth Bates English, Counseling Dorothy Buckner English, Social Studies, Counseling Fred Roundtree Counseling, Social Studies Jacqueline Duncan Mathematics, Counseling John Rost Counseling, English, Social Studies Patrick Kennedy English, Social Studies Counseling Larry McClure English Bevins Stocking English, Dramatics John Lashley English English There is a four year English program which all students must take. Freshmen English is combined with the social studies class. Sophomore English includes drama, poetry and short stories while Juniors also study drama, poetry and the American novel. Seniors study World literature or English literature depending on whether or nor they are college bound. John Hatpin finds that consecration and study are the first steps in acquiring good grades. Panalisls, Kathy Herr ami Mar gene Leary, look on as Rene Rickabaugb reads his report to the class. English Carla Zancanclla English Robert Ford English Robert Lewis English Rita Othus English :hard Gross English •nc Jenkins English iy Oliver English zabeth Berggrcn English, Social Studies James Clausnitzer English. Latin Diane Smith English JoDell North English Combined Classes English and social studies are combined into one class during the Freshmen year. This class lasts for two hours. Team teaching was experimented with in past years and has been quite successful. Team teaching allows each teacher more time to prepare lessons. These lessons are more specialized and provide more variety for students. It is in the combined class that the freshmen arc introduced to the rigors of high school. Here is where they get their start. Carl Schwab English, Social Studies Earl Youncc English, Social Studies Ann Moyes Lang. Arts, Social Studies Kevin Bernard English, Social Phyllis Sundquist Thomas Paddock English, Social Studies English, Social Studi High Pennington Science John Sheehy Science Louis Obcrson Science Donald Barr Science Edwin Hoffman Science Donald Bachman Science Science Why? This is the basic question the faculty and students of the Science department attempt to answer. The unraveling of man's questions about man and his surroundings is a never ending quest. The students are able to travel from the wonderous spaces of the universe to the magical world of the microscope. Attentive pupils watch as Mrs. Duncan explains a geometry problem. Mathematics 4.0iUjs on A game to the intellectual, a perplexing problem to the student, a tool to the engineer, an indispensible aid to the physicist, and an evil to be avoided in the minds of the uninitiated — such are the concepts of mathematics. Truthfully can it be said that future mathematicians, as well as future citizens, get a good send off from the Roosevelt mathematics department. Mr. Cheshire stresses a point in his World History Class. The students listen attentively; they know they will have to use this information — on an exam. Social Studies There is a four year sequence course in Social Studies beginning with a world civilization course on the freshmen level and climaxed with an American problems class in the senior year. Certainly no-one can deny that to grasp the world problems that face us today one must have a firm grip on the happenings of the past. With this in mind, the teachers of the Social Studies department strive to help the students not only understand the past but also prepare for the future. Allen Epp Social Studies Charles Harris Social Studies Budd Gronquist Social Studies Ralph Bergstrom Social Studies 21 Edgar Smith French Judith Newell German JoAnn Olsen Spanish Foreign Languages Students have the opportunity to learn to read, write and speak three languages. In the French, German and Spanish classes the students also study the geography, history and culture of the country involved. Aides used in teaching arc records, earphones and movies. These help the students learn the subject matter faster and make the classes much more interesting. Mr. Smith's students, Lynda Powers, Carolyn Currie, Nancy Killz and Patti Shanks, try out their creative talents by-presenting a skit... done in French. Special Education The special education department is designed to give help to students who have trouble in learning so that they may do their school work in a group where they will succeed and be happy. Ella VanArsdalc English, Social Studies David Hannigan English, Social Studies Mildred Roberson English Jerry McGee Science 22 Julia Eubanks Art Daniel Powell Art Gertrude Schoeler Art Vivian Pesola Art The art department offers a variety of courses. General art offers drawing, painting, and elements of designing. Commercial art students study lettering, poster design and layouts. Metal art, preferred by the boys, teaches them to apply designs to metal and develop skills in the use of tools. There arc also courses in art photography and art ceramics. Understanding and enjoyment of all art forms is a goal shared by all members of this department. Music Miss Eubanks and Jim Branun mold a face mask on a willing (?) subject. Richard Guthrie Vocal Music Fevrel Pratt Instru. Music The datler of typewriters (an be beard seventh period at Mrs. Larson's class bang nut their daily assignments. Business For students going into business, a number of courses are offered. There arc semester courses in typing, business law, record keeping and briefhand. These are all offered for personal use. These courses, along with general business, shorthand, bookkeeping and office practice are offered for a full year. Many students get valuable experience from the Distributive Education Program. It is a cooperative progam between the school and the employers where students learn about business and get erperience on their job. Barbara Wray Business Ed. Cccilc Graham Business Ed. Maria Rumpakis Business Ed., Speech Katherine Murphy Business Ed. Margaret I.arson Business Ed. Philip Loprinzi Business Ed. Calvin McDaniel Business Ed., Social Studies Industrial Arts Industrial arts gives boys practical experience in working with wood, metal and electronics and enables them to learn about machine drawing, architectural drawing and blueprint reading. There is also a course in stage crafr for students interested in planning, constructing, and erecting stage scenery and lighting. Patricia O'Malley Home Economies Clare Morris Home Economics Gladys Rizncr Home Economics Mrs. Morris assists Rena Pierce and Marbetb Bensboof in perfecting their sewing skills. Home Economics The skills acquired from our homemaking courses have proven to be valuable in home and social life. In the four year course offered to students, instruction is given in sewing, cooking, home management, grooming, child care, family relations and nursing. There were two experimental courses offered to seniors this year. The first semester was for students not planning on going on to college, and is concerned with home management, buying problems, and relationships with other people. The second semester was designed for the college bound student. Discussed were wardrobe plans and problems which might come up in college. Thomas Nelson Mathematics, Industrial Arts Byron Vcrbon Industrial Arts Robert Fuller Industrial Arts Richard Osterman Industrial Arts Physical Education Dorothy Dobie Phy. Ed., Health The building of bodies, as well as minds, is realized as being important at Roosevelt. A two year physical education and health course is required of all students. There is a new class for Junior girls who have completed their required units of physical education. They learn the fundamentals of table tennis, bowling, badminton, golf tennis and modern movements. Boys are able to take advanced physical education also. They make a further study of the major sports as well as recreational pastimes. Eugene DeSylvia Phy. Ed., Health Stan Bozich Phy. Ed., Health Mason McCoy Phy. Ed., Health Jean Lender Phy. Ed., Margaret Smith Phy. Ed., Health 26. Secretaries Who are the busiest people in die school ? Who keeps the school running on an even keel? Ask anybody and the answer will always be, The secretaries. Always smiling, the secretaries are always ready to help administrators, teachers and students alike. They seem to make each school day just a little brighter. Betty Regas Joan Lydie Beverly Purvis Marguerite Stutt Evelyn Melchcr Mary-Ellen Houck Ina May Weil Selma Cose A rtist-Technician Josephine Trout Secretaries Betty Regas, MaryEUen Houck and Marguerite Stutt cheerfully take care of the wain business office. The cooks are from left to right: Marjory Lovegren, Ida Anderson, Lois Martin, Virginia Butler, Inez Hanson, Tilda Han ey, Annie Oliver, and Trances Hannon. The custodians from left to right are: Thomas Ratio, William Stitt, Joseph Oliver, Everett Wood, Leonard Newman, J. L. Dunaway, Joe Ruffin, Iirvin Rogers, John Dttrco, Eugene Anderson, and Lloyd Hanson. ■1 What's new? wonder faculty members Mr. Courtney. Mr. Abraham, Mr. Osterman, and Mr. Ef [ as they inspect their boxes. The Fall Student Council: seated from left to right tore Rosemary He welt, Asst. Treasurer; Darlene Walworth. Secretary; Claudia Johnson, Treasurer; Sieve Emerson, President; Greg While, Vice President; Marianne Clark, Roughrider Editor Sharon Krislenson, Chairman of Social Activities; and Cheri Ttoshner, Publicity Chairman. Standing are Ricky Eversaul, Sophomore Class President; Craig Farnand, Freshman Class President; Alan Percell, Senior Class President; Larry Sundin, President of Club Presidents; Butch Earl, Junior Class President; and A'ileen Red Bird, Girl's League Representative. 32 The fall student council, led by Steve Emerson, took part in a new activity this year. They participated in an organization of High School Student Councils of the district of Oregon, Region III. This organization is comprised of about 65 Oregon schools and meets three times a school year. Five members of the student council attended these meetings to discuss common school problems. (Claudia Johnson was elected Region 3 treasurer). Region III sponsored a dance here at school and shared sponsorship of another one with our own student council to raise money for the student fund. Among the other projects undertaken by the council was a March of Dimes Campaign, one of the most successful in the school's history. Steve Emerson arranges transportation for the council members to attend Region III meetings. Fall Student Council Sealed at a typewriter, Greg While, Fall Vice President organizes plans for Fire Squad. Gathered around a table iin the main hall are members of the Pall student council who participated in the March of Dimes campaign. Darlene Walworth, Fall Secretary, takes notes of an afternoon’s meeting. 33 The Spring Student Councils from left to right, settled: Darlene Walworth, President of Club Presidents, ACary Imboden, Publicity CbairnAtn, Pam Swartz, Chairman of Social Activities, Paul Crogan, Vice Presi-lent, Creg White, President Nancy Rather, Secretary, Rosemary Hetveil Treasurer and Carol Prolof, Vice President of Girl's League. Standing are Steve AicEhifin, Freshman Vice President, ferry Baker, Assistant Treasurer. Butch Pari, Junior Class President, Tom Whelan, Sophomore Vice President, Ron LaPorge, Senior Vice President. Spring Student Council The spring student council guided by Mr. Harris and headed by President Greg White, planned several new activities. Among these were a program designed to acquaint future Roosevelt High School students with our school and its activities through a series of visits and presentations to individual grade schools. They hope that this will help prepare the incoming freshmen for their four years here. This council also arranged the visit of Governor Hatfield to our school. When he arrived he was met by Greg White and Paul Crogan and then greeted by the rest of the council. The council also proposed a clean up week to help give our school a Spring Cleaning. These activities were a part of an over all plan to make the Student Council a stronger and more helpful organization in school. Greg White plans procedure for spring activities. 34 Expressionjnl fnces relate the announcement of new Spring Student Council officers. Senior Class Officers President Alan Percell Vice President Ron La Forge Secretary Kathy Kerr Treasurer Betty Chewning Historian Barbara Torrey Class Colors: Gold and White Class Flower: Golden Dawn Rose Class Motto: Knowledge in Youth is Wisdom in Age Anderson, Judith Andre, Donna Armstrong, Jolene Arndt, Michael Asher, Janice Asleson, Sheila Andersen, Allyn Abraham, Nancy Ahseln, Collin Alexander, Leroy Alexander, Richard Alexander, William Alves, Michael Bailey, Gordon Bailiff, Judith Baker, Janis Baldwin, Sandra Barina, Sharon Barnes, Jimmie Barrett,Betty Barron, Yvonne Baum, Jane Beck, Daniel Beeman, Kenneth Belt,Sheryl Bennett, Raymond 39 Berg, Bonnie Beveridge, Jill Bishop, Beverly Brandt, Marylan Bredeson, Olivia Briones, Ramon Britt, Ellen Blayney, Gary Blunek, Carolyn Boyd, Roger Brandon, Donald Calcf, Susan Campbell, Donald Carboneau, David Carda, Kathern Carlin, Mary Carpenter, Nancy Broecje, Donald Brown, Paul Brown, Robert Brown, Sonja Bye, Tom Bye, Timothy Caldwell, Diana Castor, Sharon Cate, Larry Chandler, Arthur Chandler, Sylvia Chewning, Betty Chresr. Claudia Quest, JulicAnn 42 Clark, Bob Clark, Larry Clark, Marianne Click, Douglas Cockerham, Gaile Cole, Dannie Crews, Clinton Crichton, Craig Crogan, Paul Crogan, Richard Da ((ron, Tom Dahlquisr, Eugene 43 Doane, Garry Drenkhahn, David Drohman, Yvonne Dumblc, Allison Hldred c, Ira Emerson, Steve Danielson, Carol Dau, Jeri Davis, Candace Day, Mary Delk, Diana Deskins, Barbara Dietz, Jeanette Erickson, Neil Evans, Donald Evans, James Evans, Johnie Ewing, Diane Farmer, Elizazeth Feig, Sandra Fisher, Bruce Fisher, Christina Fisher, Laura Fitzgerald, Sally BIST LEADERS Pam Johnson Greg White 45 Garver, LaNae Gibbs, Judy Gieschen, Valery Gilbo, Leon Gilbo, Robert: Gilchrist, Gary Flitcrafr, Mary Foran, Constance France, Gregory French, Rodney Frolof, Carol Fuesser, Frank Gardner, Keith Gilliam, Charlotte Glass, Nettie Gleaves, Connie Gomes, Vincent Gottsch, James Grasvik, James Green, Mary Griffiths, Shirley Grosmick, Dan Grosshouser, Pamela Grossi, Philip Gurule, Alfred Haight, Gary Hcrgerr, Larry Herglund, Jackie Hewett, Rosemary 49 Hicks, Donna Hirst, Judy Hoard, Carolyn Iverson, Barbara Jacobson, Ronald Jobe, Rodney Hogan, Kathleen Hoke, Florence Holmes, Brenda Hopkins, Kathryn Hoyt, Arnold Hugulet, Daryl Huntley, Tana Hustad, Marsha Inskeep, Richard Hunter, Noreene Candy Davis Steve Emerson Johnson, Claudia Johnson, Grover Johnson, Pamela BEST ATHLETES Jones, Georgia Jones, Sharon Jones, Valeric Jordan, Helen Juedcs, Penny Juhala, Bert Juhala, Edwin Jullum, Eleanor BEST INSTRUMENTALISTS Kinney, Janice Kirk, Carol Kirkpatrick, Joetra Kistncr, Linda Keel, Jane Keels, Ronnie Kelsey, Janice Kemple, Gary Kerr, Katherine Key, Charles Kiltz, Nancy Bob McGill Mary Fliccraft Kjos, Karen Knowles, Eunice Kohler, Ronald LaForge, Ronald Lagoo, Joe Lamb, Judith Lambrechr, Barbara Leconte, Judith Lee, Larry Leggroan, Sharon Lammers, Dale Lattin, Shirley Leach, Phillis Losch, Donna Magnett, Steven Mann, Randolph Lehman, Don Leonard. Linda Lewcrenz, Darlene Liebsack, Roger Lindquist, Patricia Linimon, Diane Liston, William Mannhalter, Erna Markham, Joyce Martz, Ardis Mayfield, Irvin McCaskey, Kay McCommas, Samuel McCormick, F.arl McCreighr, Larry McF.lroy, Chalmers McGarry, Frances McGill, Robert McGrew, Dale McIntosh, Stephen McLain. Doreen McLaughlin. Gary McLaughlin, Walter Metcalf, Muriel Miles. Ann Mil (age, Leroy Miller, Richard Miller, Sheila Miller, Tommie Miller, Walter Minerich, Robert Minor, George Mitchell, Randall Moon, Frank Moore, Betty Moore, Patricia Mussman, Gerald Napier, Darrell Nester, Ronald Nesring, Mary Morgan, Gary Morgan, Juanita Greg France Wendy Stcphunson Morris, Hazel Morris, Cachleen Newman, David Nicholson, Shared Nilsson, Mary Oga, Leslie Oliver, Karen Oliver, William Olson, Bonnie Olson, Kenneth O'Neill, Patrick Nishitani, Russell Nissen, Janice Nohr, Edra Norlin, Linda Nufer, Viki Nyseth, Glenys O'Donnell, Kathleen Pashley, Michael Pearson, Denise Peaslcy, Jacquelyn Percell, Alan Perin, Alfredo Perry, Carla Palmer, Michael Pankratz, Susan Parker, Ramona Parks, Edward Parson, Janice Parsons, Beverley Parsons, Marilyn Rather, Nancy Read, Judi Red Bird, Ailccn Reese, David Renic, JoAnn Renoud, Susan Phelps, Patricia Phillips, Linn Pischer, Joyce Plaschka, Robert Prather, Janelle Pretre, Mark Pushee, Jerald Roessel, Robert Rogers, Janice Roper, Gerald Rosebrook, Phillip Ross, Viki Rorhrock, Lila Rinas, Eddie Rise, Sharon Rizzo, Phyllis Roberts, Donna Robertson, Dedra Robinson, Adelma Rodriguez, Arnaldo 61 Schimmel, Sherry Schlack, Shirley Schnoor, Myron Schreck, Susan Schrunk, Judith Schwcngcls, Glenn Scull, Susan BEST VOCALISTS Ruscigno, Constance Ryan, Charles Sandretzky, Nancy Schell, Edmond Nancy Rather Paul Crogan Sinnotc, Thomas Skalbeck, Dean Skinner, Donald Shea, Terry Shcahon, Patricia Shelley, Carina Shervey, Linda Shintaffer, Donald Shulrz, George Sime, Wayne Slane, Claude Slater, Karen Slowik, Shirley 64 W Stowell, Monte Stuart, Charles Styles, Sandra Sundin, Lawrence Swint, Ronald Swearingen, Michael Tague, Peggy Tankcrsley, Karen Taylor, Russell Teeny, Richard Tenderella, Richard Terry, Wayne Thompson, Myra Thorne, Janice Thurston, Linda Tolson, Beverly Toolcy, John Torrey, Barbara Thayer, Geraldine Tracy, Lynnette Troy, Robert Trullinger, Susan Tucker, Norman Tweed, Linda Vadose, Sharon Vance, Carol BEST SPEAKERS VanDaam, Cynthia Vandcrwall, Ed Spike Vanderwall Karen Slater VanDyke, Richard Verbout, Cheryl Waite, John Walker, Janet Walker, Sharon Walker, Susan Walters, Timothy Walworth, Darlene Ward, David Waterman, Dean Weaver, Judy Weflen, Geraldine White, Darlyne White, Gregory Wilier, Paula Williams, Clark Williams, Gary Williams, Wesley Wilson, Chris Winborne, Otto Winkler, Laura Lee Wittman, Judith Wolfe, Sandra Worobey, Alex Wright, Cheryl 68 Wright, Joseph York, Linda Young, Joy Zelmer, Judith Cain, Lewis Lane, John MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 69 wmX 4 J 4. tfcM, hiUAMAJt • A9 jU 0wJL A$® . 485 Juniors Marks Biggest Class at R.H.S Abraham, Diann Albrecht, Judith Albright, Brent Aldingcr, Leroy A1 dinger, Ronald A both, Donna Allen, Wesley Anderson, Steve Anderson, Susan Andrews, Donald Armstrong, Mary Ashworth, Darrol Atchison, Ron Auestad, Nancy Aupperle, Barbara Austin, Margaret Avington, Robert Bailey, Shirley Baker. Jack Baker, Jerry Baker, Steve Baltzell, Patricia Barnett, Toni Barto, Terry Bartusck, Lloyd Beavers, Dan Beck, Annette Beck, William Bell, Kenneth Bierma, Christina Biermann, Michael Bivens, Robert Bleakney, Kathleen Junior Class Blomquist, KlcaAnn Boice, Marilyn Bothwell, Jimmie Bousquet, Donna Brandt, Otto Branum, Connie Branum, Jimmy Braunberger, Lloyd Breno, Gene Briones, Consuelo Broberg, Alan Brown, Andrew Brumbaugh, Kathleen Buckner, David Cage, Sandra Campbell, Beverly Capclle, Patricia Cardwell, Sharon Carling, Lynda Carver, Raymond Castellano, Carolyn Chadwick, Anna Carlson, Cynthia Carlson, Dawn Carr, Lynn Carsner, Frank Chalupa, Cynthia Channcr, Judy Juniors Select Class Officers to Lead Class Chappell, Gary Chappell, James Charmlcy, Diane Chilson, Richard Chittenden, Jimi Christianson, Sheric Qampitt, Ralph Clarine, Janice Clark, Ron Colligan, Lael Collings, Earl Conger, JoAnne Cook, William Cooper, Dak- Cox, Larry Crawford, Pamela Cross, Paul Crow, Jimmy Crum, Gar ' Crumb, Jimmie Crumb, Nancy Cmmpacker, Roy Cudlipp, Debbie Cyders, Robert Dallman, Lorretta Davis, William Deeds, Leanna DeFrcitas, Susan Darrick, Carol DeShazer, Arthur DcShazer, Vonnie Devereaux, Cherie Devine, David Dickerson, Marilyn DiGuiseppe, Mickic Dinsdale, Richard Dirr, John Donaldson, Beverly Donato, David Junior Class Donnelly, Mimi Bougherty, Sucllcn Doyle, Chris Driscoll, Kathleen Duarte, Sandra Dye, Eddie Eakin, Carol Earl, Butch Earle, Colleen Ebert ing, Lanorc Edlin, LaRee Egan, William Egger, Andy Eller, Barbara W s. Morris helps Rena Pierce put wishing touches on her Home Economic Project. Ferderbcr, Patricia Fctterman, David Fisher, Clark Fitzgerald, Jean Forrester, William Fowler, David Fowler, Kathleen Fransen, Linda Fredrickson, James Frison, Shirley Gabel, Christine Gadotti, Maureen Gallagher, James Garner, Marilyn Gates, Danny Gatherer, Dick Gcttman, Gar)' Gibbs, Ron Gierlich, John Gillpatrick, Cecil Achievement TestsTaken for Last Time Glass, Susan Gocrlich, Wanda Gliddcn, Pamela Gocrlich, Richard Gondcr, Judy Gonrowski, Den ice Goodell, Michael Graham, Roberta Gram, Sandra Gray, Glenda Green, Helen Greene, Gerald. Greenwood, Thomas Gregory, Carol Groda, Ira Gross, Karen Hafliger, Harold Hale, Bonnie Haley, Carolyn Hall, Glenn Hallum, Connie Hamblin, Diana Hamilton, Gail Who needs a Junior Class Vice President anyway? Hamilton, Gary Hamilton, Marsha Hampton, Linda Haner, Bonnie Hanna, Lester Hansen, Karl Hanson, Mary Junior Class Haren, James Harmon, Kathy Harris, Roy Harrison, Larry Harrison, Patricia Hayes, Janice Haynes, Daniel Heinonen, Allen Hcllcm, Nancy Hemmerling, Michael Hensel, Jill Henzi, Linda Hcrold, Terry Herr, Katherain Higginbotham, Linda Hillesland, Steve Hintz, Greg Hoard, Donald Hoffert, Patrick Holley, Noel Houseman, Darlene Howe. Walter Hruby, Frank Imbodcn. Mary Jacob, Margaret Jamse, Carolyn Janke, Nadine Jaynes, Susan Johnson. Carol Johnson, Connie Johnson, Larry Johnson, Linda Johnson, Robert Johnson, Wanda Homecoming Queen Highlights First Victory Jorgensen, Elaine Jorgenson, Rose Jucdcs, Douglas Kalimanis, Jerry Karpstein, Grade Kastman, Susan Kaufman, Joyce Keller, Paul Kennedy, Lillian Kennedy, Penny Kent, Marilyn Kenyon, David Keys, Barbara Kicrznowski, Kai S' King, Pamela Kirk, Terry Kissire, Marie Kitto, Cathy Klotzer, Phyllis Knapp, Vivian Knox, Richard Kraft, Kathic Kriegcr, Shirley Kristcnsen, Sharon Kusler, Peggy Landsem, Gayle Latourelle, Roberta Lear)', Margcnc Lehmann, Craig Lemke, Mike LeRoy. Jill Lewis, Margaret 78 Junior Class Lisle, Ross Liston. Linda Loar. Robert Lopeman, Cecil Ludolph, Danny Malone, Robert Manangan, Alfredo Manary, Judith Marchant, Shirley Maul, John Mauratt, Carol Mayfield, Marilyn McCann, Lynn Miller, Judy Miller, Lenard Miller, Richard Means, Linda Messinger, Carro Mill, Terry Miller. Diana McCar, Judy McCluskey, Leslie McCoy, Connie McCoy, John McGann, Susan McGarry, Laura McGregor, Kathleen McGuire, Darla McKay, Susanne McLean, Douglas Meadows, Gordon Mills, Jerry Minshall, James 79 Class Dues Brought to Mind the Nearness of Pror Mitchell, Leroy Mizcrka, Stephen Mohr, Clayton Monks, Glen Monks, Linda Moore, Lee Morgan, James Morris. David Morris, Linda Morris, Linda M. Morrison, Patrick Morse, Robert Morton, Georlene Morton, Linda 80 Mossbargcr, Mary Munson, Ralph Murphy, Kathleen Nelson, Linda Nelson, Larry Nelson, Loraine Nestlen, Steve Newlan, John Niehuser, Daniel Nielsen, Richard Nold, Randy Norris, Larry Nutting, Virginia Oathcs, Catherine Oathcs, Stanley O'Donnell, Brian O'Donnell, Rita Junior Class Patterson, Cynthia Patterson, Joan Patterson, John Paul, Sharon Pekula, Barbara Pekula, Marjorie Penman, Kathleen Pepper, Donna Pcrc-z, Humberto Perkins, Kathleen Phelps, Russ Phillips, Richard Phillips, Shirley Pierce, Carol Pike, John Pilakowski, Bridget Plock, Ernest Pratt, Dana Pratt, Kathi Price, Janice Raber, Ransome Rains, Linda Ralston, Michael Randolph, Jeanne Ranger, Janet Reams, Joanne Redman, Steven Reid, Sally Reynolds, Gary Richmond, Cynthia 81 Juniors Present Prom Athens by Night Roberts, Lois Robbins, Linda Robinson, Vicky Rogers, Dorothy Rogers, Dorothy R Rose, Allan Ruvo. Mary Sandwick, Brenda Saunders, William Schelin, Ellen Schlappi, Christine Schlitt, Karla Schmitz, Terry Schnccwcis, Barbara Schoenborn, Neal Schook, Dolores Schraeder, Duane Schwab, Janet Scott, Dianna Scott, Gar)' Scott, Gary Scott, Steve ‘ ’ncr, Naomi ns, Mickie Scroggins, Rickie Scull, Donna Seaman. Sandra Sexton, David Sexton, Donald Shambow, James Shcrvcy, Gary Junior Class Snodgrass, Frances Somers, Kathleen Spanski, Kyle Spencer, Patrick Spencer, Joe Speirs, Jim Spikes, Pete Starnes, Joyce Stauffer, Philip Stempson, Barbara Stites, Edward Strawder, Beatrice Strom berg, Kendra Stuart, Judy Stutt, Marsha Sullivan, Dave Sullivan, Maxine Swartz, Pam Swift, Sally Swindall, Linda Swingle, Larry junior Mux Sullivan examines old typewriters with Mrs. 1 V ty. Shiach, James Shintaffcr, Linda Simila, Barbara Simons, Carol Simpson, Ju Singleterry, Rodri Skalbeck, Denv Skidmore, Ga Slattery, Terry Slayton, Nancy Slowik, Pauline Smith, Karen Smith, Kathleen Smith, Marsden Juniors Leave Eager to Return for Their Big Year Tankersley, Joseph Tashner, Cheri Taylor, Sandra Terry, Kathleen Thielcn, Danny Thiclman, Care Thompson, Carol Thompson, James Thompson, Michael Thompson. Richard Thompson. Wes Thoresco, Peter Thorp, Janice Timmcn, Terry Tinsley, Carl Tolman, John Towne, Norman Trcbcr, Vcronlc Trujillo, Rene Tucker, Jerry Tucker, Shirley Turner, Karen Twedt, Thomas Tyner, Michael Uihlein, Patricia Unger, Mark Urbaucr, Susan Valera, Nick VanLaer, Verna Van-noy, Patricia Vitale, Bernadcan Waible, Skip Walker, Charles Walker, Steven Junior Class Walton, Michelle Walworth, Linda Warren, Carol Weiberg, Joye Weilcr, Diane Weller, Jack Westbury, Rod JUNIOR CAMERA SHY Asher, Joe Bnbst, Jean Brezo, Dennis Brown, Pam Brune, James Carraway, Eddie Creek, Dewanc Daffron, Jimmy Dahm, Hazel Delia, Jerry Deulen, Melvin Westerhout. Georgia Whclcn, Steve White, Gary Wiek, James Wilhelm. Byron Williams, Ronald Wilson, Robert Wilson, Sandra Wisdom. Barbara Wiseman, Karol Wochnick. Keith Wollis, Zcoophys Womelsdorff, David Wood, Vicki Wright, Byron Wright, Lisa Wyant, Susan Wylie, Jimmie-Young, Greg Zirkle, Richard Zweigart, Earlcne Edwards, Gary Ellis, Michael Fox, James Garvin, Thomas Gibson, James Hall, Glenn Haws, Monty Hollcvoct, Cynthia Kotila, Ronald Lohnes, Stephanie Lucy, Robert Mayhead, Jeannic % % Maries, Michael Miller, Vickie Molchanoff, Michael Pankratz, Sally Peterson. Kathleen Seits, Linda Sophy, Kaye Struzcn, Larry Stubblefield, Thomas Toristoja, Katherine Williams. Larry Wright. Robert Xh , £ Sophomores Return Observing Frosh Abbott, Wayne Ackley, Roy Adams, Alan Benham, Jeffrey Benshoof, Marbeth Berg, Ernest Berg, Frances Berg, Hjalmcr Bernard, Robert Berry, Jack 88 Adams, Marie Adams, Steven Adams, Vicki Allen, Dennis Allen, Randi Anderson, Betty Anderson, Carolyn Anderson, Karen Andrew, Lawrence Arndt, Farrell Arnold, Phillip Atchison, William Barbo, Leonard Barton, Jari Beamer,. Michael Beaver, Stephen Beer, Raymond Benedict, John Babcock, Stanley Balaski, Diane Baldwin, Glenda Balias, Anna Bamer, Charlotte Sophomore Class Bingham, James Bishop, John Blom, Donald Boice, Nancy Boling, David Boling, Leanna Boswell, Bruce Boucher, Judy Bowers, Rebecca Bowers, Roland Bowlen, Trueman Britt, Willis Brown, Diane Brown, Jacqueline Brown, Michael Budnick, Douglas Bucn, Richard Burkcnbine, Nanc f Burns, Michael Burn worth, Paul v Calvert, Karen Candiff, Dana Cardwell, Billie Carlin, Ted Carter, Catherine Carter, Mickey Carver, William Castellano, Linda Cast row, Colleen Cave, Elbert Chalupa, Jeanette Charboneau, Shirley Childers, Tari Lee 89 Contrast To Preceeding Year Appear Confident Chilson, 'Marylin Chittenden, I.inda Church, Margaret Clampitt, Charles Cleveland, Andrew Cleveland, Max Cogger, Carmel I a Cole William Colebank, Dolores Collins, Allen Collins, Colleen Colvin, Donna Comer, Johnnie Conklin, Judy Conner, Richard Conrad, Linda Cook, Robert Correia, Sherry Cousins, Georgenc Cox, Edward Cox, Vickie Cunningham, Nancy Cunningham, Janice Daffron, Shirley Daniels, Norman Danielson, Phyllis DcFreitas, Jill DeFreitas, Millicent Denfcld, Suzanne Sophomore Class Dinsmorc, James Dinsmore, Michael Doering, Lynettc Donnelly, Judy Downer, Stuart Draper, Suzanne DuBois, David Dubs, Ronald Duckworth, John Dvorak, Pamela Eddings, Robert Edwards, Donald Egan, Kathleen Eichclbcrg, Gerald Elwood, Sharon Emery, Cynthia Espinoza, Richard Estes, Bnxcc Evans, Lester Evans, Mark Eversaul, Richard Fahey, Patrick Feight, Merrily Fcrraris, Crystal Filla, David Flannery, Glenda Fogarty, Salli Ford, Gaylon Forsberg, Ruby Foster, James Foster, Judy Fowler, Judith Frey, David Fuller, Renee Garver, Michael Gates, Dave Gentry, Lane Boys Show Leadership With All Male Officers Gcstra, Larry Gibbs, Janis Gierlich, Donna Gilbert, Arnold Gilbertson, Mike Gilpatrick, Ronal Glasco, Gail Richard Sweeney in a Red Cross drive was voted Ugliest Man by students who donated money. Gleavcs, Carol Glenn, Colleen Golik, Shirley Goode, Linda Graham, Pamela Granfor, Phyllis Gray, Terry Green, Carol Greenwood, Lois Grewell, Kerry Griffiths, Eugene Gurulc, Patricia Gustin, Terry Hale, Cecelia Haley, Susan Hamlin, Fred Hampton, James Hansen, Bonnie Hansen, Jeaneete Hanson, Janice Harcn, Thomas Harmon. Steven Sophomore Class Harper, Sharon Harold, George Harrington, Eileen Harris, Randall Harris, Richard Harrison, Gayle Harvey, Clarence Hassler, Dennis Heidcr, Susan Hclgerson, Deborah Henderson, William Heync, Randy Hickey, Jane Hillcsland, Julie Hines, Mickey Hoag, Jcannic Hoard, Harold Hogan, Sandra Holland, Carol Holland, Gyncll Hopper, Donald Showing off his real personality Richard Sweeney contradicts his title of Ugliest Man. Houston, Linda Howell, Larry Hoyt, lone Yearly Testing Assumes With SCAT Exams 0 Jeffers, Kathryn Jenkins, Mike Jenkins, Steven Jensen, Bill Jensen, John Johnson, Judith Jobe Lynn Johnson, David Students concentrate ns the) take their Scholastic College Aptitude Test. Jensen, Judith Johnson, Lana Johnson, Tom Johnston, Celesta Jones, Jacklyn Jones, Richard Joyce, Thomas Kaiyala, Kathryn Kane, Mary Jo Kcksi, Randi Keller, Greg Kcmery, Sherry Kemp, Linda Kempie, Dennis Kennedy, Sandra Kcnnison, Marjalea Kertzman, Edward Kesch, Larry King, Lonnie Kirkendall, Ellen Sophomore Class Another view from the back of the testing center revenls pensive si dents. Kleiv, Bruce Klinski, Jancllc Kluthc, Frank Knapp, Elizabeth Knapp, Joel Knickerbocker, Beverly Lewis, Katharine Lind, Vicki Lindquist, Edward Linimon, David Lofstrom, Linda Lundborg, Christine Kochan, Martin Koestcr, Robert Koester, Roberta Kohler, Robert Kovach, Michael Krause, Nancy Lake, Kathleen LamPers, Sharon Langagcr, Joyce Lawrie, Dorothea Layson, Paul LeFebure, Joanne Lehman, Dennis Lcibrandt, Judy Fall Royalty Brought Homecoming Princesses Lyski, Kathic Madder, Geraldine Mann, Douglas Marchant, William Markwart, Sherry Marcjuez, Sharon Martin, Gregory Martin, Mary Martinson, Pam Matsunaga, Joyce Mauk, Doris Maul Kristine McAnulty, Dennis McCarty, James McCrary, Larry McDowell, James McFarland, Michael McGarry, James McGee, Peter McIntosh, Mary’ McKenna, Terry McLain, Dennis McMahon, Carol McVanner, Sherry Megert, Larry Melton, Linda Mendivil, Edna Messinger, Patricia Michel, Marjorie Mill, Gary Millagc, Betty Miller, Dwight Miller, Robert Minor, Michael Misner, Christine Mitchell, Danny Mitchell, Peggy Sophomore Class Newman, Kenneth Nicholson, Susan Niemi, Karol Nishitani, Timothy Nold, Gary Oathes, Ronald Oberman, Dean Odor, Charlcttc Olmsted, Marion Pachal, Patrick Padden, Starr Palodichuk, James Pankratz, Margaret Parker, Donald Parsons, Nancy Partridge. Robert Patterson, David Paulson, Betty Pekula, Michael Perkins, Carol Petersen, John Mitten, Patricia Molchanoff, Geoffrey Molesworth. James Moon, Steven Moore, Penny Morgan, John Morris, Stephen Morrison, Kathleen Moseley, Judy Murdock, Janet Myers, Kathryn Napier, Gloria Nelson, Larry Nelson, Melinda Newlan, Kenny Ness, Candy Two Cupids Were Chosen For Valentine Court Sophomore girls who worked at Memorial Coliseum collects Red Cross donations group enmasse. Rcgas, Vinda Rhoads, Robert Richards, Jeanicne Richardson, Janice Riffle, Christine Ross. Robert Rothwcll, John Rurak, Nick Sampson. Robin Sanders, Carole Sanders, Larry Sattcrlund, Bruce Sato, Carolyn Sclditt, Claudia Sophomore Class Scibt, William Sellars, Steven Shaw, Ralph Shepherd, Gerald Simonson, Laverne Sittser, Wayne Skidmore, David Smethurst, Jennifer Smith, Barbara Smith. Bonnie Smith, Mary Sodorff, Linda Somers, Archie Sortland, Karen Sosinski, Mar)' Jo Spears, Sharon Summer Allowed Sophomores to Say Farewell Spencer, Guy Stamos, Linda Starnes, Janice Stauffer, Herbet Steele, Shirley Stennes, Roxie Stephens, Pamela Teeter, Darlene Tennant, Richard Teycma, Lewis Thomas, James Thompson, Carol Thompson, Patricia Thoreson, Edwin Tidwell, Richard Tiedcmann, Gregory Tinsley, Carla Tom rale, Thomas Tracy, Yvonne Trigg, Dorothy Trusky, James Tyrrell, Ricky Ulven, Colleen Stephens, Shirley Stockdale, Don Stram, Donald Strawdcr, Harold Strickland. Paulette Stromire, Kathryn Stroud, Michael Sullivan, Shelly Sundstrom. Mary Jo Sweeney, Richard Sweidcr, Pennic Swenson, Mary Tamplin, Linda Tankcrslcy, Carolyn SOPHOMORE CAMERA SHY Drew, Courtenay Ferry, Thomas Frost, Johnny Hall, Martha Harper, Leonard Herold, George Irvin, Sandra Ketrenos Barry Kettner, Michael O'Neill, Kevin Shipman, Larr)' Silk, Jam's Teeter, Darrel Weller, Harold Sophomore Class Uycda, Joanne Vail, Patsy Vanck, Giris VanLacr, Mary Vasil ion, Joyce Verbout, Linda Vogel, Larry VonFcldt, Marvin Wack, Gerald Waggener, Bob Wagoner, Thomas Waible, Richard Waites, Vincent Walker, Howard Walker, Ronald Walton, Victoria Wampler, Maurrica Wang, Kandyce Ward, June Ward, Sandra Ware, Carolyn Waterman, Rodger Wcflen, Steven Westfall, Michael Weston, John Whelan, Tomas White, Karen White, Richard Will, Edward Williams, Dwight Williams. Jan Willis, Leon Wilson, Clarice Wilson, Donald Wilson, Kenneth Winter, Joyce Wisher, Marguerite Wittren, Barbara Wohllaib, David Wong, Frank Wood, Paul Woods, Paula Worden, Ray Wright, Gretchen Wylie, Linda Wymore, Patricia Wynne, Thomas Yandcll, Loo-Ann S fm?1 1 Orientation Day Begins Four Years for Frosh Allen, Dennis A mack, Nam y Anderson, Paul Andrews. Constance v ’ Andrews, Teddy Arechiga, Rose Arnold, Kelton Aviogton, Jean Bailey, Dan Bailey, Alan Bally, Patricia Banzer, William Barnard, Toni Barrett, Beverly Barrett, Joanne Bartholomew, Darrel Barton. Lindsey Beck, Beverly Beck, Donald Beer, Rosalie Beito, Cheryl Berg, Darrell Bcrgevin, Vicki Bcrndt, Leslie Berry. Connie Betzner. Danna Billklgs, Richard Freshmen Class Kinder, Nancy Blanchard. Miles Bolin, Barbara Bonds, William Boomer. Dave Borton, Pamela Bovee, Jim Bowen, Jamie Bowron, Robin Boyce, Sue Ann Boyd, Karen Boyd. Barry Boyle, Karen Brandt, David Bremer, Susan Breno, Sherry Broberu, Darla Broetje, Cheryl Brooks, David Brooks, Linda Brown, Darlene Brown. Ricky Brown, Stanley Brown, Susan Brown. Willie Bruno, Sandra Bucn. Ronald Burke, Michael Burkett, Ralph Burley. Marsha Freshmen Boast Four Hundred Forty-Four in Class Butler, James Cage, Carla Campbell, Lee Cardiff, Carmelita Cannard, Gregory Cannard, Thomas Cannon, Christine Garter, Ralph Castor, Richard Chamberlin, Cheryl Chandler, Larry Cherry, Daphne Christison, Patsy Clark, Betty Gark, David Clark, Georgia Sheri Miles and Pa! Pashley visit with Miss I Naiampoli, foreign exchange student from I, who spoke to Miss Moyes’ English and Social Sti classes. Clayson, William Click, Barbara Cole, Larry Cole, Pamela Colebank, Viann Coleman, Steven Collar, Louis Conger. Jackie Cook. William Coverston, Douglas Crale, Leonard Crale, Sharon Cross, Jerald Crumpackcr, Phillip Currie, Carolyn Cutler, David Daffron, Patricia D Angelo, Vincent Davis, Darlene Davis, William Deeke, Duane Freshmen Class Dccr, John Do Long, Paula Dcmarinis, Karen Dcskins, Donald Davine, Suzanne Dinsmore, Sandra Dix, Jerry Dougherty .Gefrald Dreyer, Russell Eades, Donald Eakin, Gary Edelin, William Edlin, Ralph Edwards, Raymond Ekhoff, Marsha Eldredge, Virginia Elsey, Ray Erickson, Gordon Ervin, Randal Espinoza, Edward Espinoza, Erineo Evans, Daniel Evans, Donald Ewing, Joel Farlow, Terr)' Farnand, Craig Favor, Susan Feldman, Barbara Feldman, Sharon Ferguson, Patricia Ferricr, Virginia Fink, Julie Finscth, Carol Fishbaugh, Donna Fisher, Ida Fivccoats, David Folck, Gloria Big Sisters Chosen at Freshie-Senior Tea Forsberg, Mary Fowler, Linda Freeman, Sheila Fuok, Duane Gates, Janet Gibson, Ron Gilbo, Candace Gilkey, Dale Gilkey, David Girres, Daniel Gomes, Dawn Gonrowski, Donald Goodcll, Patricia Gordon, Vcrla Graf, Victor Grasvik, Kathleen Gray, Loretta Green, Carol Gregory, Peggy Grimes, Linda Gross, Carolyn Grove, Edna Gustin, Sandra Haigwood, Victoria „ . . Haliski James Air. Powell instructs senior Larry Wells as be pan ' 1 the finishing touches on his sphinx. Hall, Floyd Hall, James Hall, Thomas Hallurn, David Hamblio, Christina Hansen, Arlene Hansen, Anne Hansen, Christy Hansen, Eric Hanson, Marcia Hanson, Robert Harding, David Freshmen Class Harmon, Dale Harper, Vicki Harris, Joseph Hart, Joan Hartford, Charlotte Hascall, Joanne Hastay, Barbara Hatzi, Sandra Haynes, Richard Hcikkila, John Hcinoncn, Kathryn Helgcrson, Steven Handerson, Sanders Hendrix. Rickey Henry, Janet Hermsen, Lcsal Hewett, Harvey Hickey, Carol Hicks, Melanie Hilts, Nancy Hines, Sherry Hoag, Candice Hofmann, Thomas Holland, Ronald Holloway, Samuel Holman, Gail Horn, Janet Houseman, Diane Houston, Diane Howlctt, John Hoyt, Jean Hummel, Gordon Hunt, William Hurst, Claudia Huserik, Johnny Hustad, Joseph Imdicke, 71100135 November Iowa Tests - Beginning of Many Tests Jenkins, Gregory Jensen, Pamela Jermany, Thcophilus Jines, Russell Johnston, Hstella Johnston, Lancia Jones, Alan Jones, Larry Jones. Michael Jorgensen, Linda Juhala, Linden Kadlec, Ralph Kelly, Clinton Kent, Donald Ketrenos, Harry King, Marilyn Kirk, Pamela Kirtlcy, Kathleen Koestcr, Glenda Kocster .Gwendolyn Kohler, Cheryl Lake, Donna Lamcrs, Marilyn I-arsbery, Michael Larson, Darrell La'I'our, Barbara LaTour, Beverly Lear)', David Lemaick, Patty Lemon, Robert Leonard, Sally Lewis, Lucilc 110 Liebaack, Shirley Lish, Judith Littcll, Nordean Lohncs, Mar)' Long, Evelyn Lovegren, David Lower, Gregory Lundborg, Brenton Lundquist, Carol Lyon, Marilyn Freshmen Class Meyer, Sue Midkiff, Sandra Miles, Sheri Miller Ernest Miller, Gary Miller, Phyllis Miller, Steven Molesworth, John Monks, Edwin Moore, Sandra Morlan, Sally Morris, James Morrison, Steve Morrow, Joyce Moses, Donna Murphy, Bradford Murphy, John Neaphen, Anna Nelson, Loren Nelson, Loren Nicholson, George Nordstrom, Jacqueline Norlin, David Ochsner, Daniel O’Conner, Michael O'Donnell, Marian O'Donnell, Patricia Oliver, James Lyons, Rhonda Madrigal, George Malone, Joanne Manangan, Philomena McCluskey, Linda Manary, Georgene McCoy, Linda McElvain. Steven McGee, Tom Mclntire, Karen McKinnon, Thomas McLaughlin, Linda McNabb, Daniel Messick, Linda 111 Frosh King and Queen Crowned at Christmas Oliver, Kenneth Oliver, Kristin Olson, Kcrmonth Olson, Linda Olson, Robert O’Neil, Maureen O’Neil, William Otcn, Erma How tiny twioebti do you sec girls? Parks, Rene Partiridgc, Kenneth Partridge, Richard Paschelke, Jean Pashley, Patricia Patton, Dennis Pennington, Cheryl Pepper, Phyllis Peterhoff, Paula Petersen, Jane Peterson, Sandra Phelps, Virginia Phillips, Eric Phillips, Linda Pisha, Kirk Poukkula, Michael Poupore, Marsha Powell, Scottie Probart, Carol Probsdorfcr, Gabriele Pruett, Edward Purkapile, Kevin Raaum, Kathleen Ranger, Barbara Rash, Sandra Reed, Margaret Reese, Elmore Freshmen Class Tiniest Berg and Denny litis sier find microscope work fascinating Reese, Leland Rem pci, Alberta Richardson, Carol Ripka, Christine Rippe, Pamela Risner, Mary Roberts, Leon Rogers, Judy Roll, Jay Ross, Roberta Roth, Michael Rurak, Yvonne Ryan, Rebecca Sanderson, Sandra Scott, Nancy Scott, Patricia Seals, Ronald Scroggins, Ronald Seibel, Kenneth Sesscr, David Shanks, Patricia Sandwick, Micah Sapp, James Sattcrlund, Douglas Schaubcl, Susan Schmid, Nina Schoolcraft, Thomas Scofield, Roxine Shcrvey, Ronald Sherwood, Ronald Shipman, Dennis Shirley, Yvonne Short, Steven Sievers, Patricia Simpson, Marilyn Freshman Skit Presented Girl’s League Week Sinnotr, Vincent Skarphol, Kathy Skoglund, Christine Slattery, Katherine Slowik, Sharon Smith, Brett Smith, Craig Smith, Gary Smith. Richard Smith, Thomas Smith, Vicki Sprague, Terry Stanton, Jacquelyn Staples, Sharman Stauffer, David Stephens, Robert Stevenson, Shawn Stiger, Carlotta Stone, Kathy Styles, Yvonne Taylor, Andy Taylor, Connie Taylor, Patsy Thayer. Dennis Thiclman, Bill Thoreson, Dennis Thurston, Terry Freshmen Class Timblin, Let ha Tolman, Paulette Trevisanut, Terr)' Ulven, Betty Untersehcr, Suannc VanDamm, David Vandermast, Karen Vermculen, Terry Vincent, Valoric Vingerud, Jon Waggencr, Brent Waites, Patricia Wakefield, John Wardell, Chris Watson, Erick Wershcy, Marvin Westfall, Murid White. Roy White, Tcri Whitney, Sheila Wicbc, David Wilber, Linda Wilhelm, Daniel Wilhelm, Daniel Wilkes, Pamela Wilkins, Diann Williams, Gary Williams, Kelly Weaver, Ronald Well age. Michael Welch, Robert Weller, Mar)' Wenzel, Fredrick First Year Ended Soon - Three More to Follow Willis, Patsy Wilson, Gary Wilson, Marie Wolfe, Kenneth Wood, Linda Wordlcy, William Wyman, Russell York, Judith Young, Douglas Young, Linda FRESHMAN CAMERA SHY Abraham, Carol Alley, Frederick Bahr, Ronald Dahlcr, Kirk Dawson, Terry El wood, Robert Engbcrg, Lewis Frabel, George Callaghcr, Jerry Gulliksen, Wanda Haner, Normand Hilton, Barbara LaVallie, Anna Lee, George Petre, Lois Roth, Gary Teeter, Harold Toristoja, Wilho George Nicholson, Kathy Heinonen, and Richard Smith make use of the Reader’s Guide which is available in our library. In His Memory John Fitzgerald Kennedy 117 35th President of The United States of America Cyi'cuMj-, yki'sve 4 J,u Y 'Jtf %fy scJ yw aoc ' ca£ Ji 'L' £ e£ sz aZ, i bs tc ua- As tflcsis ‘ £ c ‘ y •£ £ £-' 'si . Claire (Carolyn Cox) registers disgust at the announcement of Prudence's (Sally Swift) engagement to Arthur. Graceful Miss Bach (Sandra Nilsson) demonstrates the use of a trick chair with Arthur (Bill Davis) assisting. 120 Stardust’s cast acknowledges the audiences approval during the curtain call. Stardust Professor Bach.............SANDRA NILSSON Miss Jones.................BONNIE BURKE Miss Robinson.................TINA BIERMA Miss Freeman........................BETTY MILAGE Janet Ross...................... MARGARET AUSTIN Phil Ford.........................RUSSELL PHELPS Marion Phipps ............ JOANNE CONGER John Redmond.......................COLLIN AHSLEN Stella Brahms....................JEANETTE DIETZ Tad Voorhis.......................GREGORY YOUNG Mavis Moiarity.......CHRISTINE SCHLAPPI Jerry Flanagan......................STOVE WHELAN Raimond Brown....................... GARY SHERVY Prudence Mason......................SALLY SWIFT Dean of Women.......................KATHY PERKINS Arthur Scott........................ BILL DAVIS Claire Carter...............CAROLYN COX Cynthia Keene.........CYNTHIA PATTERSON Phil (Russell Phelps) rushes by Miss Bach faster than our cameras could capture his movements. Oh! What they did to me, u hal they did to me, cries Prudence as Arthur comforts her. Claire looks on disapprovingly. Go and . . . live, shouts Claire as she is closed in upon by curious students. 121 Oklahoma Oklahoma!”, widely acclaimed as a lively thrilling saga of the southwest, discovered the liquid sunshine of Portland as the popular Broadway show was produced by Roosevelt High school giving us our first musical production. On the evenings of February 27, 28, and 29 over 3,000 people packed Roosevelt's auditorium and witnessed a great Roosevelt first”. Standing ovations and encores followed the finale each night. Jo Dell North, Choreography; Bevins Stocking, Staging and Technical Supervision; Richard Guthrie, Vocal Supervising and Fevril Pratt, Orchestra and Musical Direction were the main pillars of Oklahoma success. An Oklahoma” tour of various grade schools helped publicize Roosevelt’s first musical. Production costs were approximately twelve hundred dollars. Mrs. Trout and Ken Bceman, supervisors of the ticket sales, estimated the gross over $2,500. As a result of Mike Goodell’s outstanding performance, he was offered a film contract with Gospel Film Inc. Bob Morse was offered to try out for a part in a summer play, Where’s Charlie , sponsored by the civic theater. The four leads in Oklahoma”, Mary Mossbarger, Nancy Rather, Mike Goodell, and Bob Morse are continuing their singing by visiting various hospitals, rest homes, and other organizations singing different Broadway show tunes. Let people say tve're in love� Now listen Miss Laurie smarty. if I was to ah ya to the box social, there would be a way of taking you.” Poor Jud is dead, a candle lights his head, his look’in kinda pretty and serene. Will, you git your hands off my daughter or I’ll fill your seat so full of buckshot you'll walk around like a duck for the rest of your life. Publicity Plaudits Aunt Eller....... Curly ........... Laurey .......... Will Parker...... Jud Fry ......... Ado Annie Carnes Ali Hajim.......... Gercie Cummings . Andrew Carnes .... ... Sandra Nilsson .... Mike Goodell Mary Mossbarger .... Bob Morse .... Steve Whelan .... Nancy Rather .... Gary Shervey .... Sue Renoud ....Joe Lagoo Nancy ami Hub If you can't give me all give me nothing, and nothings uhat you'll get from me . . to which Ado replies. ‘Not even somethin?” Aunt Eller tries to pert node the cowman and the farmer to be friends. Laurie helps Aunt Eller put on her garter as Ado sympathizes with A i. 125 Governor Mark O. Hatfield The student council, with the help of Mr. Harris’s previous acquaintance, was able to arrange a visit by Governor Mark O. Hatfield. On March 13, Governor Hatfield was received in the gym by Vice president Paul Crogan. As the governor was escorted to the podium by Greg White, student body president, standing ovations and the Oregon State song expressed Roosevelt's approval and appreciation. Energetically speaking to the Roosevelt High School student body, Governor Hatfield emphasized the responsibility of all citizens to understand, respect, and unhold the principles behind United States laws. Following his appearance in the assembly, the Governor gave the Rough-rider Staff an Interview. In the interview he expressed his ideals and interest in politics, teaching, education, professional life which were all a part of his political life. After his visit here, March 13, 1964, the governor sent a letter to the newspaper staff expressing that It will be a long time before I forget the most pleasant experience afforded me at Roosevelt High School recently. My congratulation and personal best wishes for continued success. Emphalically speaking. Governor Hot field emphasizes the need of citizenship. Governor Hatfield, Mr. Hy smith, and Mr. McCloud exchange sorted views on present political issue and problems. Pam Swartz shakes Minis with Governor Hatfield as fellow council members look on. Showing great approval, the audience extends a tumultous ovation to the Governor. Mr. Harris. Mr. McCloud, Paul Crogan and Greg White bring the Governor’s visit to a close by escorting him to his awaiting car. Student body president, Greg While escorts Senator Wayne Morse up the front walk. Principal Don fames welcomes Senator Morse to Roosevelt. Ron Li forge and other members of the student council, meet Wid talk with Senator Morse. — Senator Wayne Morse Senator Morse speaks to assembly on the Civil Rights Bill. Mr. McClure and his journalism class informally interview SesAttor Morse. Paul Crogan, student bod) vice-president, escorts Wayne Morse to the podium before an applauding crowd of students. J L c Pt-' P(JCj Sfcyyi cn J rXH ou jL jctA ou j La k— L-c-'yv —) y rO iA—-� l T?X ft „ r� % OfZ)r. C s - C la—s j - - PCr 6c -- C r Rally’s Spirit TE—AM, First in ten, S—C—O—R—E, and Hip Hip Hoorah” These yells and many others were heard as the Rally Squad, with pep and entluisiam led the fans through both football and basketball. The lively group practiced during the summer and constantly throughout both seasons. A high point of the year was the clever inactmcnt by the Rally of the Wizard of R.H.S.” which promoted school spirit before the Grant game. The Rally entertained other Rallys from competing schools with pot lucks, pizza parties, and desserts. These get togethers promoted better interschool relations. Other duties of the Rally squad were meeting the foreign exchange student at the airport, marching in both the Fairytale and the Rose Festival parades, and helping train and select the finalists for next year’s rally. The 1963-64 Rally in their fall outfits are from left to right; Barbara Toney, Terry Shea, Luna Fisher, Phyllis Rizzo, Sharon Leggroan. Diane Ewing, Fran Conchman, Larry Clark, and Alary Carlin. 132 Spark Squads In spring on!jits from left to right are; back row; Sharon Leggroan, Phyllis Rizzo, Larry Clark, Laura Fisher, Fran Coachman, Front row; Mary Carlin, Barbara Torrey, and Diane Ewing, Varsity Football The opening day battle with the Washington Colonials brought home our first victory. The score was 7-0. In the second game of the season we lost to Jefferson 39-25. Grant, the league champion, was our next opponent. It was one of the closest contests of the season, with a 28-26 score in their favor. The four touchdowns were scored by Alan Percell, Larry Sundin, Dan Grosmik and Ron LaForge. Three of the passes were thrown by our junior quarterback Carl Tinsley. The next three games were defeats. The battle with Franklin broke our losing streak by winning 1-1-7. Eddies Rinas scored the first touchdown and Jerry Pushee kicked the extra point. Steve Emerson in his last game of the season broke the tic, and Ed Rinas ran for the extra point. The season ended with a scoreboard of two wins, seven loses. Senior tackle. Bob Troy; junior guard, Lee Moore; senior center, Ken Beeman and senior defensive end, Greg White, were chosen for honorable mention all city. Si ere Emerson and the Washington team captain look on as the flip of the coin decides who wit! receive the kickoff. Steve Emerson Care)' Thielman Dick Van Dyke ROOSF.VF.LT 7 ROOSEVELT 25 ROOSEVELT 26 ROOSEVELT 6 ROOSEVELT 7 ROOSEVELT 0 ROOSEVELT 14 ROOSEVELT 6 ROOSEVELT 0 Wayne Terry Collin Ahscln Mike Hansen Terry Harris WASHINGTON 0 JEFFERSON 39 GRANT 28 MADISON 13 BENSON 41 WILSON 10 FRANKLIN 7 CLEVELAND 7 LINCOLN 21 Charles Ryan Larry Wells Dave Buckner Larry Sundin Carl Tinsley Gary McLaughlin Dan Grosmick Larry Cox Jerry Pushee Fred Harrison 136 Ken Beeman Dick Gatherer George Minor Don Wilson Dick Fairbanks Tom Sin not Joe Wright Bob Troy Bruce Fisher Jim Gotch Greg White Charles Stuart Gar)' Scott Eddie Rinas Earl McCormick Alan Perccll Pete Spikes Ron La Forge Alex Worobey Lee Moore (69). Ken Beeman (60). Bari McCormick (82), and Eel Rinas (18) gang up on lone Washington hall carrier. 137 1 At the annual fall sports banquet Miss Craig presented the inspirational award to Steve Emerson while Did Fairbanks, Greg While and Jim Wylie look on. The Roosevelt defense blocks the forward movement of the Grant offense. Carl Tinsley gels pass off with the help of Lee Moore’s blocking. . V. Football team from left to right. Row one includes, Tim Nishitani, Denver Sad beck. Tom Greenwood, Bill Beck, Ed Bernell, Richard Fredrickson, Mike Minor, Steve Harmon, Mike Bierman. Row two Dong Mann, Larry Nelson, Danny Mitchell, Herb Sla-fer, Keith Wochnick, Tom Tomedly, Dave Morris, John Weston, Tom Johnson. Row three Bill Gu a, Norm Daniels, Rick Ever-sal, Richard Sweeney, Les Hanna, Jack Berry, Ernie Berg, George Nold, Jim Fox, John Bishop, Ct sig Lehmen, Pat Hof far I, Bob Waggener. Row five Bruce Saterlaid, Phil Arnold, Dick Tidwell, Mark Evans, Steve Scott. Lloyd Bartusek. J.V. Football The Junior Varsity squad had an outstanding season by sharing the city title with Cleveland. Under the coaching of Mr. Cheshire the team ended its season with a scoreboard of six wins and one loss. Denver Skalbeck was leading scorer for the team with six touchdowns and two extra points for a total of 38 po:nts. Other leading players were Steve Sellars, Dick Tidwell, Mike Minor, Steve Hannon, Doug Mann, and Tim Nishitani. 140 1963 Scoreboard ROOSEVELT 47 .... WASHINGTON 6 ROOSEVELT 7 .......... JEFFERSON 6 ROOSEVELT 28 ..........GRANT 14 ROOSEVELT 39.............MADISON 7 ROOSEVELT 14 ......... WILSON 26 ROOSEVELT 25.........FRANKLIN 6 Jim Hum ton receives tackle from two Washington players. Roughrider offense gains yardage against Jefferson. I-• 3- «, ■ ':u ■ ■ V2S3L --• ... .- • Rougbrider half bit; I: weuves through Benton hue. The gome begins with a kickoff with our f.V. team receiving. Freshman Football team from left to right; Row one, Bill Banzer, Elmore Reese, Gary Wilson, Duane Deeke, Dick Castor, John Wakefield, Dave Gonrowski, Jim Morse. Row two Ed Monks, Dave Norland, Bill Cook, Rick Alley, Dave Hnmol, Bob Welch, Kirk Pesha, Mike Pokuls, Mr. Penington. Row three Randy Dye, Ken Patridge, Marvis Wcrshey, Cnrmmy Olsen, Doug Coverlson, George Nicholson, Gary Williams, Ken Sieble. Row four Dan Evans, Brent Waggener, Tom Hall, Burt fuhalu, Steve MacEIvain, Bob Olson, Ron Sherwood, Dave SMfer, Don Evans. Row five Mr. Bovicb, Russ Dryer, Doug Saterland, Ralph Carter, Dave Bommer, Willie Brown, Theopbilus fer-many, Tom Hof man, Richard Partridge, Mr. Schwab. Freshman Football Under the direction of its two coaches, Mr. Schwab and Mr. Bozich, the freshman football team ended the season with a record of six losses and one win. Some of the scorers for the team were Theophilus Jermany, Dan Evans, and George Nicholson. Mr. Bozich prepares line up before Grant game. Cross Country Cross Country meets differ from other team sports because several high schools compete in one meet. Although, this year’s cross country team is primarily composed of underclassmen; the team won several meets. Training acquired in cross country provides this year's track team with an exceptional distance crew. Barry Boyd, freshman, was an outstanding runner and was awarded one of the twelve let-, ters this year. The cross country team practices in Pier Park for upcoming meet. uldies Manigan, John ise i, and Nick R ak npele in a bard wing race. Daily workouts at Pier Park keep members of the team in shape. Swimming Teams Build Strength Members of Roosevelt’s boys’ swim team includes Back row; David Boling, Gary Burns, John Dirr, Marsden Smith, Bill Jensen, Alan Rose, Robin Gilbo, Terry Gray and Mr. Oliver, coach. Front row: Robert Lemon, manager. Island Reese, Terry Herald, Bill Davis. Jerry Mussman, Randall Harris, Ralph Munson, Larry Chandler, Russell Jines. Members of Roosevelt’s girl’s swim team includes Back row; Miss Lemler, coach, Pam Cole, Patty Shanks, Pam Wilkes, Cecelia Hale, and I.eanna Boling. Front row, Patricia Uhlein, Judy Donneley, Chris Misner, Mimi Donneley, Shirley Charboneau, and Scottie Powell. 146 As a group (he swim team's record wasn't outstanding, but they improved their individual records, broke former school records, and maintained a fine team spirit throughout the season. Randy Harris broke school records in the breaststroke, 100 yard butterfly, the eighty yard individual, and almost qualified for the state semi finals. There he placed eleventh in diving. He also was presented with a trophy naming him the most inspiration boy swimmer. According to Miss Lender, the girls swim team coach, the girls swim team maintained enthusiastic spirit and determined attitude along with a fine cord. Pa! Ublcin Jive into a race. 147 Vtirsily Basketball team from left to right includes: Etirl McCormick, Cary Morgan, Clayton Mohr, Bob Troy, Darrell Cross, Brent Waggener, Ron Keels. Rote luo: Mr. Bergstrom, coach, Steve Emerson, Dick Gatherer, Carl Tinsley, Dick Tidu ell, Dave Johnson. Varsity Basketball This years team was a young one with a majority of the team's members returning next year. A share of the team's success can be measured by the playing experience gained by the returning players. Under the direction of coach Bergstrom the Roughridcr squad climaxed their season with a win over Madison 50-39- Though this was their only win of the year the team played well in most games. Their first game with Marshall, a close contest, was lost in overtime 35-38. The leading scorer for the team was Carl Tinsley with a near nine point per game average. He was followed by Dave Johnson with a seven point per game average. Carl Tinsley shoots jump shot as Bob Troy looks on. ROOSHVF.LT 51 ROOSEVELT 25 ROOSEVELT 40 ROOSEVELT 55 ROOSEVELT 36 ROOSEVELT 35 ROOSEVELT 36 ROOSEVELT 33 ROOSEVELT 35 ROOSEVELT 34 ROOSEVELT 35 ROOSEVELT 34 li trl McCormick shoots os Grout {slayer at tempts to block him. ......SANDY 77 OSWEGO 61 ...... GRANT 70 .... WILSON 94 .. FRANKLIN 62 .... BENSON 55 WASHINGTON 77 .... LINCOLN 51 .. JEFFERSON 67 ... CLEVELAND 58 .. MARSHALL 38 ...MADISON 57 Downhearted Roosevelt team leaves floor after losing to Grant. Dick Tidwell about to shoot free throw while Boh Troy looks on. ROOSEVELT 40 ROOSEVELT 40 ROOSEVELT 63 ROOSEVELT 40 ROOSEVELT 56 ROOSEVELT 38 ROOSEVELT 51 ROOSEVELT 47 ROOSEVELT 50 ROOSEVELT 50 ROOSEVELT 50 ......GRANT 72 .....GRANT 72 .... WILSON 73 .. FRANKLIN 51 .... BENSON 68 WASHINGTON 94 ....LINCOLN 64 .. JEFFERSON 75 ... CLEVELAND 68 .. MARSHALL 86 .. MADISON 39 Referees Mr. McDaniels and Mr. Smith look at scorebook while Clayton Mohr goes onto basketball floor. Row I: Gay Ion Ford, Glenn Monks, Denver Skalbeck, Frank Kluthe, Tim Nishitani. Row 2: Ted Carlin, Mike Minor, Darrell Cross, Carry Sanders, Mark Evans, and Ray Worden. J.V. Basketball Facing a difficult schedule the Junior Varsity found the going rough all season. Winning three games they defeated Wilson, Franklin, and Madison. The team did well considering four of their starters were brought up to Varsity. Even after this the team was able to win more games than either the Varsity or the Freshman squads. Throughout the year the high scorers were Denver Skalbeck, Larry Sanders, Gaylor Ford, and Tim Nishitani. Credit should go to Mr. Schwab for it was his first year as a basketball coach at Roosevelt. Tim Nishitani puts up jump shot as Larry Sanders screens out opponent. Mark Evans about to shoot against Grant, uhite Frank Ktuihe and Randy Mitchell are close by. Frank Ktuihe runs into opposition as he nears basket. Freshman Basketball The Freshman squad was victorious over Franklin and Cleveland. Mr. Bo-zich stated, The game with Cleveland was the best of the year. It was close and only by the team's working together was it won in overtime. ’ In their game with Washington the team lost by only one point. There were several other close games, he said, of which any could have come our way. The team has a good future, they have lots of height. The team showed strength and determination throughout the season. Some of the team's leading scorers were Don Dcskins, Ralph Carter, June Jer-many, and Jerry Cross. Brent Waggener wakes jump shot while Don Deskins looks on. Bow I: Erie Watson, Gordon Erickson, Don Gonrowsk:. Jim Sapp, Bill Wordley, Junior Hewitt. Don Deskins. Bow 2:,Mr. Bozieh, Hick Alley, Craig Farnand, Denny Nelson, Ralph Carter, Dan Evans, Tom Hoffman, Terry Cross, and Mr. Pennington. Roosevelt wrestling squad from left to right includes: Row one: Greg Jenkins, Gary Crum, Dick Wilhelm. Stan Oathes, Leroy Mill age. Bob Wilson, Cary Thie man. Ed Burnell. Row two: Mike Scroggins, Ralph Munson. Dan Mitchell, Nei! Shoelborn, Joe Spencer, William Cole, Herb Stauffer, Neil Erickson, and Byron Wilhelm. Row three: Clarence Harvey, Sieve Anderson, Richard Spence, John Bishop, Dick Fairbanks, Jim Gibson, Raymond Beer. Pat Hoffert. Wrestling coach of this year’s team is Mr. McGee. The wrestling team, coached by Mr. McGee and Mr. Cheschire, and encouraged by the largest turnout in the history of Roosevelt (nearly eighty boys), won the first two league meets in four years. Led by co-captains Mike Hansen and Leroy Millage, the team placed ninth in league competition and seventh in the city tournament. Roosevelt placed four boys in the City competition among who were Leroy Millage, city champion, Ed Burnell, third place, Mike Hansen, fourth place, and Jim Gibson, fourth place. Adding to their previous victories, Leroy Millage received the outstanding wrestler award, Mike Hansen was awarded the most inspirational wrestler, and Ed Burnell placed in the semi-finals of Oregon A.A.W. Tournament. With a schedule of their own, for the first year, the frosh wrestlers marked up an outstanding record. Throughout this year the wrestling squad toured the various grade schools within the Roosevelt district, performing before their student-bodies who received them with a warm welcome. Next year Dick Fairbanks and Pat Hoffert will co-captain the 1964-65 wrestling squad. Mr. McGee says ’’Potentially this is the finest team ever to represent Roosevelt on the mat.” Varsity Wrestling Mr. Christianson scores, and Mr. Paddock times a Roosevelt wrestling match while Mr. Puller looks on. A u bizzer is executed by F.d Burnell. Ed Burnell turns bis opponent will) an arm drag. 1 Charles Key executes a perfect bandstand. Gymnasts Retain fames Pa!adichuh mounts the st H rings as spotter Larry Clark looks on. This year's championship team included: Row 1: Mr. McCoy, coach, Kevin Purkapils, Larry Johnson. Charlie Key, Nick Valera and Keith Harris. Row 2: Peter McGee, Bill Cole, Bill Beck, James Haren, Tom Tomrdle, Larry Clark, James Palodichuk and Andy tor, State’s Third Place The Roughrider’s gymnastic team, for the second time consecutively. won third place in state competition scoring 44 points. Charles Key was the top individual scorer in the state meet scoring 33 points. He was a1 so awarded the best all around gvmn'st trophy. The Roosevelt G men captured many hard-earned victories this year in the competition. In the two meets with South Salem High School, the Roughriders roMe', over d'em with scores of 73-38 anl 92-83. The Roosevelt squad out-scored Jefferson High School, 34-12. To keep in shape over Christmas holidays, the Rooseve't crew captured a victory over college all star opponents from Oregon and Washington colleges and universities with a final tally of 70-63. Roosevelt, scoring 60 points, placed second in the South Eugene High School meet where South Sa'em, and Cottage Grove High Schools were also participants. In the close meet with the Oregon State University Freshmen, the Roosevelt team lost by only fourteen points. Gymnastic competition is a relative newcomer in Portland interscholastic athletics, with Roosevelt and Jefferson the only schools fielding teams. The forward giant, one of the more difficult gymnastic stunts, is performed by Tom Tomrdle. Larry Johnson faults over the long horse. After completing a flip, Ltirry Clark dismounts the rings as Nick Valera spots for him. 161 Row one: Rene TrujuUo, Arnie Hoyt, Don Lehman, Larry Nelson, Alan Pcrcell, 'l'irn Nisbilani, Leroy Millage, Mike Alves. Row two: Clarence Harvey, Dennis Allen, Mark Evans, Ron LaForge, Glen Monks, Charles Ryan, Carl Tinsley, Skip Waible, Dave Johnson, Don Wilson, and Mr. Bozich, coach. Varsity Baseball Dave Johnson rounds first after he hits line drive to left field. After a rather slow start and an average first half, Mr. Stan Bozich’s varsity baseball team captured second place in the PIL in the second half of the season. The Roughriders posted a 4-6 record in the first half and then bounced back with an impressive 8-2 record the second half. The two losses were to league leading Jefferson, in an overtime, and to Grant in the last game of the year. Roosevelt got its first victory of the season in their second game as they ran over Benson 8-2. Other first half victories came over Washington 4-2, Wilson 9-1, and Franklin 2-1. After losing their game to Jefferson in the second half the Roughriders bounced back and won eight straight. Larry Nelson, an outstanding Sophomore, and Charlie Ryan, a Senior, led the Teds on the mound. Nelson and Ryan did the majority of the mound work, having all but two of the teams victories. Other winning pitchers were Art Hoyt and Don Wilson. Alan Pcrcell and Dave Johnson paced the Teds at the plate with Pcrcell batting around the .350 mark and Johnson slugging out a solid .300. Ron LaPorge slant!s ready for pitch. Ted’s Capture Second Place A stadium of students listen attentively as Jackie Robinson speaks. J. V. Baseball The Junior Varsity had a good season. They won the majority of their games defeating Washington 6-1, Franklin 10-2, Benson 4-3, and Lincoln 5-0. Mr. McGee stated, The team started a little slow, bur they were very coach-able and soon started winning. The squad was large with a number of freshmen, many of which did much for the team. The future looks very promising for the team and for Roosevelt, said Coach McGee. Th team has a point system where players get points for making a good play or getting a hit and get points taken off for doing something wrong. The players with the highest number of points were Jim Foster, Lonnie King, and Rick Philips. June Jermany and Lonny King did most of the team's pitching having them both doing very well this season. June Jermany throtvs during the warmup before a game. Row one: Don Deskins, Bucky Walker, Richard Castor, John Wakefield, Rick Alley. Row two: Lonnie King, Perral Arndt, June Jermany, Steve Harmon, Terry Grey, Glen Cromwell, Dave Brooks. Row three: Wayne Abbot, Doug Mann, Duane Decke, Ted Carlin, Rich Harris, Dan Evans, Bill Ikelberg, Brad Murphy. Row four: Steve Jenkins, Rick Philips, Kirk Pis ha, Jim Poster, Dave Pi!la, and Junior Hewett. During a practice session Mr. McGee sbotes team bo tea bunt should be wade. “i With a mighty thrust Richard Thompson broad jumps. Varsity Track With a large turnout and excessive help from the cross country team, this year’s track team made several victories including a record-breaker. Greg White, Roosevelt s outstanding javelin thrower, took first place in the javelin event in the second annual PIL Metro Relays. Greg, who was picked before the relays to play second, came through with a record-breaking toss of 202' 2 , which broke the old record of 186’ 3Vi”, to place first, ahead of pre-meet favorites from other schools. This was Greg's longest throw of the season as he beat his previous high of 199' 7 . With a total of nine points, Roosevelt placed ninth out of twenty-two teams participating in the meet. The varsity trackmen participated in a three-team meet. Grant and Washington were Roosevelt’s two opponents with Roosevelt finishing second, 34 - V2. Terry Harris proved to be the leading point-man for Roosevelt as he won three third places. Greg White tossed the javelin for a first place. Following behind Greg was Tom Wheland placing third in the javelin throw. From the Varsity, J.V., and Freshmen teams there is a great promise for coming years, expresses Mr. McCoy, track coach. This years varsity track team members are, top to bottom, Row 1: Coach, Mr. McCoy, Alien Collins, Dick Fairbanks, Bill Marc haul, manager, Lloyd Barlt sek. Row 2: Collin Ahselen, Ken Beeman, Lester Hannen, Richard Thompson. Row 3: Denver Ska!Reck, Leon Willis, Lewis Cane, Tom Wheland. Row 4: Ltirry Snndin, Greg White, Bob Troy, Edward Parks. This years learn members are lop to bottom, Row I: Lloyd Barlusek, Mike Minor, Phil Arnold. Row 2: Larry Sanders, Bob Wagner, Jim Frederickson, Steve Sellars. Row 3: Willie Henderson. Richard Jensen, Gary Mill. Row 4: David Dubois, Donald Parker, Leroy Mitchell, Denny Lr dal. Row 3: Herb Stauffer, Donald Edwards. Row 6: Bill Cole, Terry Herald. Bruce Boswell James Po dichuh. J.V. Trac Freshman Track This years Freshmen track members are, top to bottom, Row I: Ted Andrews, Lloyd Bartusek, manager, Robert Welch. Row 2: Richard Hanes, Sibi e, Gary Williams. Row 3: Dan Evans, Edward Monks, Saunders Henderson. Row 4: David Stauffer, Lombard, Lewis Collet. Row 3: Ronald Scroggins, Dennis Patten. 168 Varsity Golf Boy's golf team. Row I, left to right: Conch, Mr. Abraham, Bill Gor la, Ronald Dubs, Steve Scott, Ernest Berg, Dave Skidmore. Row 2, left to right: Douglas Young, Richard Smith. Allen Heinonen. 170 Girl’s golf team. Row I, left to right: Coach, Miss Smith, Christine Cannon, Debi Swartz. Susan McKay, Pam Swartz. Susan Anderson. Susan Glass, Carol Warren. Varsity Tennis Boy's Tennis. Row 1, left to right: manager, Larry Chandler. Neal Sboelborn, Boh Hansen, Richard Knox, Craig Lehman. Dan McWabb. Row 2: Batch Owe. Art Chandler, Dan Cole. Ross Lisle. Girl's Tennis. Row I, left to right: Coach, Miss Dobie, Candy Davis, Sandra Burket, Gait Glasco. Row 2, left to right: Tina Bierma, Barbara Stempson, Shirley Charboneau, Kathy Stone. Art Chandler attempts a jorehand over the net. Roosevelt Band members are. from left to right. Row I: Joyce Morrow, Christine Cannon, Beverley Knickerbocker, Cynthia Emery, Gretchen Wright, and Merrily Peight. Row 2: Dwight Williams, Kathy Kaiyala. Carol Green. Dawn Gomes, Connie Berry, George Nicholson, Linda Grimes, Marsden Smith, and Linda Verbout. Row 3: Batch Cave, Neil Erickson, Ed Thoreson. Ron Corpron, Dave Harding, Kathy Penman, John Rothwell, Phillip Stauffer. Ted Hardest. John Tooley. and Mike Swearingen. Row 4: Dan Cole, Stan Bush. Dick Alexander, Mike Brown. Julie Pink, Deanna Parsons, Bob McGarry, Terry Timtnen, and Roy Ackley. Pep Band members are from left to right. Row 1: Allan Rose. Ed Stiles, and Marsden Smith. Row 2: Dave Harding. Ken Root, feff Craig, and Ron Dubs. Row 3: Dan McNabb, Dale Cooper. Butch Cave, and Steve Atchison. Row 4: Ed Thoreson. John Tooley, and Dan Cole. Instrumental Music Row 1: Bob McGill, Dole Cooper, Don McNobb, A Hon Rose, Pot Uihlein, and Mary Flitcraft. Row 2: Ron Dubs, Dorothy, Gail Glaslow, Jacklyn Jones, Sharon Marques, Karen Anderson, Lila Rot brock, and Kathy McGregor. Row 3: Mike Pashley, Steve Atchison, Ken Root, Ed Stiles, Dare Fella, Cheryl Verb out, Collin Ahseln, Larry Chandler, and Leon Roberts. Standing are from left to right: Mike Goodell Mr. Pratt and Cheryl Wright. Orchestra Orchestra members are from left to right, Row 1: Carol Danielson, Penny Kennedy, Yvonne Barron, Lynetle Tracy, Colleen Ulven, Patty Mitten, and Patti Cotton. Row 2: Marilyn Simpson, Pal Thompson, Carry fonesm Allan Rose, Marsden Smith, Ken Root, Cheryl Wright and Carol Eakin. Row 3: fay Rob, Marilyn Conklin and Mr. Pratt. Roosevelt Senior Choir includes from left to right; Row I: Donna Roberts, Marsha Slult, Janis Kenney, Joyce Pisher, Judy Bailiff, Doreen McLain, Max Sullivan, Sandy Burket, Linda Melton, Glenda Gray, Kindra Strornberg, Starr Padden, Virginia Nutting, Hazel Morris, Diane Charmley, Sharon Leggroan and Mr. Guthrie. Row 2: Judy Donnelly, Sandy Nilsson, Crystal I'erraris, Janice Baker, Chris Doyle, Kathy Kerr, Sharon Vadose, Randi Raber, Sharon Walker, Terry Mills, Mary Day, Mary Nesting, Mary Carlin, Sandy Wolfe, Winona Harvey, Kathi Lyski, Joan Patterson. Row 3: Bob iMorse. Robert Bivens, Mike Dinsrnore, Richard Neilsen. Dennis McLain, Vince Conies, Thomas Stubblefield, John Hatpin, Russ Phelps, Steve Emerson, Pam Crawford, Ernest Berg, Carol Perkins, Vincent Waites, Clarence Harvey, and Larry Harrison. Row 4: Jerry Tucker, Lee Moore, Andy-Brown, Tom Johnson, Jim Bingham, Allen Collins, Joe I.agoo, Robert Cyders, Paul Crogan. Ray Harris, Johan Lane, David Southworth Paul Ruddell, Bill Cordway, David Boling, John Duckworth. Choir officers from left to right are: Mary Day, secretary; Paul Crogan. vice principal: Anile Brown, president: and Mr. Guthrie, Director; not pictured is Saudi W'otfe. secretary. Senior Choir Iinsemble members lire, from left to right, Barbara Toney, Kathy Perkins, Aileen Reel bird, Nancy Rather, Kathy Kerr. Darlene McLain, freely Baliff, Marsha Stout. Yvonne Tracy, Winona Harvey. Ensemble Ad nAwager Paul Crogan and Editor Mary Carlin look over completed pages with advisor Mr. Paddock. Staff members Eileen Hadley and Nancy Rather check off the page layouts which have been completed. Diane Ewing and Pam Johnson proofread the names and copy which is ready for the printer. Annual Staff Class section editors Marsha Hr stad, Pam Swartz, and SoreiAi Cook crop the pictures to a uniform size. Hard work and little play, could be the rheme of the yearbook staff this year. They started the school year eagerly with the challenge they knew was before them, but as the weeks rolled by they realized their job was nor going to be easy. Terms such as: negatives, layouts, galley proofs, white space, copy, repros, glossies, dummy, bleeds and flush became familiar words as each student began their section. A group decision was made on the rheme and cover scheme but the rest of the work was done individually for each student had his or her own section to prepare. Page by page layouts had to be organized for the dummy book and pictures ordered. Staff photographers cover all school events, develop and print the vast number of pictures required by the staff. W'hen the prints have been selected by the section editor, they are cropped, or cut to proper size and pasted up on graph paper. Copy and captions for each picture must then be written and sent to the printers. A galley proof is made and proofread. It is then the job of the printer to photograph and make an aluminum plate of each page. Reproductions of each page arc made off of the plate. Many headaches and heartaches are suffered by each staff member but the reward comes when the book is distributed to the Student Body and those happy and approving words are heard by all. Chief photographer Art Chandler checks on negatives. Not pictured are photographers John Tooley and David Drenkbahn. Editors Betty Chemung tnJ Brenda Holmes list ideas for the coming edition. Staff member Judy Gibbs and advisor Mr. McClure prepare for the outgoing Roughrider distribution. Staff members George Minor and Vicki Robins look up the spelling of i, in correct I) spelled word Newspaper Staff A bi-monthly newspaper is distributed by the newspaper staff to the Roosevelt students. A new name for this paper was selected this year. It will be known as the ROUGH RIDER. Hardworking staff members are always pressed for time because of their all-important and frequent deadlines. On deadline day copy is proofread for mistakes and sent to the printers. When the copy comes back the following week, the page editors paste up their pages on dummy sheets. The finished papers come back from the printers on Wednesday morning, and is distributed to the classrooms third period. Sure there was a lot of hard work but we wouldn't trade a minute of the time we spent and enjoyed making new friends and learning journalism technique,” says all the staff members. Bills! Bills! Bills! Allison Dnmble and Caryl Frolof prepare the advertising statements. AiUen Red bird, Susan Anderson, and Marianne Clark work together to make their deadlines. 183 Girl’s League Each girl attending Roosevelt automatically becomes a member of Girl's League. Officers are elceted from each class and they serve on the Girl’s League Council. The council consists of the President, Vice President, Corresponding and Recording Secretaries, Treasurer and the Class Presidents. The President is a member of the fall student council and then the Vice President serves the remainder of the year. This year, Girl's League activities included a Frcshie-Scnior Tea, Girl’s League Week. The theme of Girl’s League Week was Fractured Fairytales”. Girl’s League also sponsor the noon movies. A scholarship is awarded to the most outstanding Girl’s League participant with the money earned from Girl’s League activities. The acliv. Girl’s League officers include from left to right: Row I, Carolyn Sato, Linda McCoy, President Aileen Red bird, fan Thorne, Caryl Frolof. Row 2, Sherry jo Christianson, Kathy Kvayala, Allison Dumble, Colleen Glenn, and Pam Martinson. I love you RapunzeH” says Margaret Jacob to Chris Schlappi as the stage props Chris Doyle, Susan De Freitas and Sally Swift watch. Sb.’hh! says Fran Couch -man one of the Beatles and her buddy fudy Ba iff alias Ringo as they try to get away from those wild senior giri fans. 184 v.n'y.j iiiiti!-- |PfPp E ItiUlLUil, '■l til-t' i: Cheerful R.A.M. officers Dure Morris, President Larry Wells, Alan Rose and Spike Vanderwall smile for camera. R. A. M. Roosevelt Associated Men better known as R.A.M. has a large male membership. The organization is only open to all boys attending Roosevelt. Officers include: President, Vice President, Recording secretary and treasurer. The President serves on the Student Council during the fall term and is replaced by the Vice President during the spring term. The boys at Roosevelt enjoyed an assembly presented by the Portland Puckaroo Hockey team this year. The representatives enlightened the boys on the fundamentals of hockey and ice-skating plus the scores of the Portland team. It was an enjoyable assembly for all concerned. Captive audience Kstens to informative R.A.A1. assembly. 185 Marianne Clark, Glenys Nyseth, Pam Johnson and Dan Cole practice for their Vannielle performance. Der Adler The German club is an organization dedicated to furthering the understanding of the German language and culture. Monthly meetings are planned by the group with guest speakers, German movies, and German song fests as the highlight of the evening. This year the club's Christmas project was the filling of Red Cross gift stockings for under privileged children. Each member contributed a small toy and a package of candy. A humorous interpretation of Cinderella was presented by the fourth year German class. The play, in German, was entitled Fanniella.” The actors included Glenys Nyseth as Fanniella, Marianne Clark as Lotta the step sister, Dan Cole as Prince Von Bearle and the hero ine who won the love of the Princess Pam Johnson as the fairy Godmother. German Club members are, from left to right, Row I: Barbara Eller, Judy Leibrandt, Irene Ikada, Gary Haight. Linda Norlin, Ken Beeman, Mrs. Newell, Presidents Paul Grogan and Marianne Clark, Lynnette Tracy, Penny Kennedy, Janice Hayes, Mary Lou Haberman. Row 2: Diane Linimon, Pat Hoffert, Margie Lewis, Nancy Hilts, Dorothea Lawrie, Kelly Williams, Pam King, Carol Mauratt, Chris Gabel, Carol Cross, Jill Leroy. Roy 3: Marilyn Boice, Eleanor Jullum, Jeri Dau, Doug Young, Pat Viklem, Kathe Sonderman, Lynn Randall, Pat Mitten, Jean Paschelke, Pat Pashley, Annette Beck, Sandi Burket, Jane Baum, Sue Trullinger, Keith Harris. Row 4: Pam Johnson, Greg France Dan Cole, Bob McGill, Judy Bouchor, Suzanne Draper, Elaine Jorgensen, Frances Berg, Jan Cunnington, Lynne Sanders, Judy Manary, Karen Slater, Glenys Nyseth, Susan Walker, Darlene Weigart, Steve Atchison. m 1: Celesta Johnson, Joanne UyeJa, Shirley Prison, Linda Johnson, Cynthia Carlson, Lenore Eberting, Linda Walworth, Judy Stuart, Tim e. Row 2: Gayle Land sent, Roberta Graham, Nadine Jan he, Karolyn Ware. Dolores Colebanh, Carolyn Tanker sley, Diane Scott, Pat Vail, nidi Alien. Row 3: Kaye Harris, Susan Ohm, Chris Vanek, Butch Earl, Allison Duinble, Richard Sweeney, Gary Sherrey, Carolyn Cox. ntisa Nicholson, Bonnie Smith. Row 4: Mike Swearingen, Steve Hill stand. Ray Bennett, Neil Erickson, Terry Herold, Pal Spencer, Don xton, Mike Thompson, Gary Skidmore, Bill Egan. Los Dorados Row 1: Jim Chittenden, Sorena Cook, Sandy Seamen, Paula Woods, Eileen Harrington, Cheryl Wright, Nancy Austed, Carol Pierce, Harriet Hansen, Connie Gleaves, Vernon Trebcr, Kathy Somers, Sue Colei. Row 2: Jean Fitzgerald, Sally Fitzgerald, Caryl Frolof, Janice Thorpe, Aria True, Mary Imboden, Kathy Hopkins, Brenda Holmes, Nancy Kiltz, Pat Lindquist, Janice Clorine. Row 3: Rene Parks, Alberto, Alfredo Pern, Amoldo Rodiqnez, Eddie Stiles, Allan Rose, Mike Pashley, Jim Gottsch, Keith Wocbnick, Ernest Berg. hunch Chib numbers are, from left to right, Row I: Gayle Harrison, Carolyn Sato, Sherry Markwart, Presidents Carol Mauratt and Connie McCoy, Linda Shiro, Susan De Freitas, Peggy Kusler, Diane Charmley, Cheri Tashner, Bobbi Wisdom. Row 2: Bonnie Hansen, Pam Martinson, Linda Conrad, Janette Horns Joyce Matsunaga, I erry Huddleston, Kathy Meyers, Nancy Slaton, Susan Anderson, Marsha Stutt. Row 3: Cheryl Broetje, Kathy .Stone, Kathy latery, Chris Skoglund, Debt Swartz, Randi Raber, Susan Favor, Patti Shanks, Kathy Skarphol, Pal Thompson, Marie Adams, Jane Hick- French Club The purpose of the French Club as written in the constitution is to promote further interest in the French language and the culture of French. By guest speakers and movies used to entertainment at each meeting. As a Chris-mas project the French Club worked together with the German and Spanish Clubs to fill Christmas stockings for the Red Cross. Etch French Club member contributed to the project by bringing a comic book, small toy or candy for the offering. Stick em up PierreThe French club presented it skit enacted by Bruce Sailer-fund, Bob Wilson and Randy Tou-ne. 188 Dicamus Under the leadership of Steve Whelan, Candy Davis, Sandi Wolfe, and Sally Swift the Dicamus speech club enjoyed an active year. This years activities included the sponsoring of the snack bar at all of the basketball games and wrestling matches plus the entering of citywide speech meets. The participants won numerous first and second place prizes. It is the hopes of the Dicamus club to enrich the speaking ability of the club members. Speed) students, left to right, Jose Pimento, Kathy Sonderniann, Wtd Mike Goodell pre pare speeches with an international flair. Dicamus Club members are, from left to right. Row I: Mary John Smith, Macbeth Benshof, Candy Davis, Sandy Wolfe, Susan Kastman, Barbara Schnee-tveis, Karen Slater, Allison Dumble, President Steve Whelan, Sally Swift, Pam Swartz, Linda Schiro. Row 2: Peggi Kusler, Bill Egan, Mike Goodell, Kathe Sonderman, Marilyn Kent, Mary Lou Haberman, Dorothy Rogers, Pat Cappelle, Karolyn Ware, Lynette Dohing, Blanche Hatori, Mr. Oliver. Row 3: Sharon Lamfers, Kathy Egan, Chris Vanek, Karen Gross, Sandra Duarte, Linda Henze, Colleen Earle, Pawlet Strickland, Linda Morris, Mars-den Smith, Terry Timmen, Dave Fetterman, Clarence Harvey. i pan hardworking dance committee members are from left to right; Row 1: Cab Probsdorfer, Debi Swartz, Nancy Rather, Saudi life, Sorena Cook, Pam Johnson, Marsha Hu stud, Pam Swartz, Sharon Christianson, Connie McCoy, Mary hnboden, Mary Smith, Denise irawell, Kathy Kaiyala, Mickey DiGuiseppe. Row 2: Hope, Dorothea, Larry Johnson, Sandy Seeman, Sue McCay, Maureen Gad-I , Barbara Schneeweis, Sherry Markwart, Pawlelt Strickland, Paula Woods, Pam King, Linda Slriro, Ciriam O’Donnel, Pat Good-II. Row 3: Lynn Jobe, Linda McCoy, Paul Crogan, Butch Earl, Earl McCormack, Dave Danato, Gary Shervey, Alex Worobey, Fred Harrison. Ceith Harris, Craig Farnand, Mike Garver, Richard Sweeney, Junior Hewett, Kristin Oliver. Dance Committee F re Squad The Fire Squad members are Jrom left to right; Row 1: Butch Earl, Sue Trullinger, Mary Day, Mary Carlin, Nancy Rather, Greg White, Diane E wing, Paul Crogan, Sore fa Cook, Davey South worth, Alex Worobey, Craig Farnand, Pam Johnson, Glenda Gray. Row 2: Linda McCoy, Darlene Walworth. Gwynn Farnand, Susan DeFrelis, Cindy VanDoam, Caryl Frolof, Marsha Hnstad, Mary Nesting, Charlie Ryan, Steve Emerson, Jerry Roper, Fred Harrison. Tom Whelan, Mike Garver, Hal Hafligcr. Row 5: Sherry Nicholson, Pam Swartz, Alan Percell, Larry Clark, Ken Beeman, Wayne Terry, Earl McCormack, Bob Troy, Larry Sundin, Ron LiForgc, Gary McLu ghlin, Lirry Lee, Bill Cordway, Mike Ralston, Lirry Wells, and Tom Stubblefield. T € Roosevelt Thespian, are. Iron, left to right. Row I: Russ Phelps, Sally Fitzgerald. Susan Malker, Carolyn Cox, .Margaret Austin. Sandra Niels son, Steve Whelan. Row 2: Ricky Nielsen Greg ) oung. Bonnie Burke. Sally Swift. Joe Lagoo, Collin Ahslen, Susan Renond, Paula Wilier. Thespians Thespians is a nacionai high school honorary club open to students who have acquired at least 100 hours of dramatic activities outside the classroom. Activities this year included the sponsoring of the snackbar during the Oklahoma performances to send a representative to the National Thespians conference in Bloomington, Indiana, the planning of regular childrens' theater production and the sponsoring of a float in the Fairytale parade. Most of the Thespians enjoy their work. Good examples are: Greg Young Carolyn Cox, Steve Whelan and Margaret Austin. Members of Ewi la are, from left lo right, How I: Grade Karpstein, Linda Carling, Sandra Gram, Margret Austin, Roberta l.atourella, President Joe Lagoo, Jean Fitzgerald, Cindi Patterson, Chris Schlappi, Margret Jacobs, Dawn Carlson, Sandy Neilson. Row 2: Shirley Tucker, Pat Thompson, Jimi Chittenden, Betty Millage, Sue McCann, David Boling, Carole Perkins, Ron Walker, Jerry Tucker, Bob Bivent, Jan Williams, Greg Young, Edna Min-devil, Judy Leconte. Row 3: Darlene Houseman, lone Hoyt, Jenny Smethurst, Bill Davis, Sally Swift, Sally Fitzgerald, Collin Ahseln, Jim Fox, Vince Comes, Russ Phelps, Steve Whelan. Richard Conner, Rick Nielsen, Kathy Perkins. Ewita Ewita which stand for Everyone wants in the Act” is a club open to anyone interested in dramatics. This organization provides many services to the drama department by handling publicity' for shows, managing costume rooms, designing and building scenery, conducting make-up work shops and collecting props for shows. 192 Ewita officers Gar) S serve), President Sandy Nilson, and Jimi Chittenden meet to discuss the club budget with Treasurer Mougee Jacob. I. R. L. Welcome to the United States, Portland, Oregon and Roosevelt High School Miss Kathe Sondermann. Those were the first words spoken by the I.R.L. members this year. Each member welcomed a cute brunette from Germany to our school. Through the combined efforts of each member money was raised through bake sales and car washes to bring her her to Portland. The I.R.L. members have been working hard this year with the hopes that they will be able to finance another exchange student next year. An annual event sponsored by the I.R.L. is the assembly where foreign exchange students in the Portland area acquaints Roosevelt students with the customs of their countries. T 1 -i -4 Kathy Sondermann, a beautiful representative of her country Germany visited Roosevelt for the 1964 year. I.R.L. members are, from left to right; Row 1: Muriel Metcalf, Cathy Kitto, Grade Karpslein, Dorothy Rogers, Kathe Sonderman, Connie Gleaves. Judi Leconte, Vicki Robinson, Susan Anderson, Shirley Charboneau, Diane Balaski, foy Young. Row 2: Karen Demaritris, Virginia Nulling, fenny S met hurst, Judy Manary, Cheryl Wright, Veron Treler, Pat Capelle, Denise Gonrowski, Darlene Teeter, Carol Holland, Sharon Cardwell, Barbara Simila, Linda Johnson, Kathy Myers, Judy Leibrandt, Bonnie Olson, Nancy Parsons, Marilyn Mayfield. Row 3: Geogene Manary, Sharon Vadose, Sue Calef, Carolyn Blunck, Nancy Kiltz, Judy Schrunk, fane Baum, Margaret Jacobs, Judy Bouchor, 'Eileen Hadley, Lanore Eberling, Judy Channer, Kathy Driscoll, Shirley Tucker, Shirley Prison, Linda Roberts, Joanne LeFebore, Sally Swift, Irene Ikada, Harriet Hansen. Row I: (left to right) Susan Walker, Glenys Nyseth, Bonnie Olson, Sheila Miller, Pat I.induist, Geraldine Weflen, Beverly Tolson, Olivia Bredeson, Nancy Sandretzky, Nancy Abraham, Mary Carlin, Judy Gibbs, Jeri Dau. Row 2: Eleanor Jullum, Sue Calif, I.anore Eberting, Carol Mauratt, Virginia Nutting, I.ynda Carling, Chris-Gabel, Susan Anderson, Vicki Robinson, Penny Kennedy, Veron 'I'reber, Elaine J-orgensen, Linda Schiro, Pam Swartz. Row 3: Jane Baum, Yvonne Barron, Eileen Hadley, Greg France, Bill Liston Ken Beeman, Alex Worobey, Paul Crogan, Monte Stowell, Neal Schoen-borne, Rene Rickabaugh, Greg Young. Row I: L. to R.) Mr. Bachman, Kathy O'Donnell, Leslie Oga, Karen Kjos, Diane Linimon. Row 2: Connie Cleaves, Linda Norlin, Cheryl Wright, Marianne Clark, Nancy Killz, Wendy Stephanson, Lynnelte Tracy, Doreen McLain. Row 3: Charles Ryan, Craig Crighton, Carol Danielson, Alex Worobey, Sus m Trullinger, Betty Chewning. Senior Honor Society Membership in the Senior Honor Society is achieved by a grade point average of 3.5 or better. Members must be a junior or senior. Activities this year included the December induction of new members, constitution revision, money making projects senior scholarship award, and the allcity dinner to honor and award the senior members their medalion. Offict Practice members are, from left to right, Row I: Mrs. Robinson, Candy Davis, Joann Renie, Judi Read. Diane Ewing, Viki Nufer, Karen Oliver, Nancy Sanderetzky, Nancy Abraham, Connie Cleaves. Row 2: Barbara Toney, Sandy Wolfe, Marsha Stoudt, Sharon Walker, Pam Grosshouter, Karen Kjos, Linda Thurston, Georgia Jones. Row 3: Muriel Metcalf, Kathy Hopkins, Doreen McLain, Bonnie Olson, Connie Ruscigno, Jan Asher, Carolyn Blunek, Carol Vance, Cindy VanDaam, Olivia Bredeson. Office Practice Office Help From left to right, Row 1: Ricky Nielson, Russ Phelps, John McCoy, Ron Kilpatrick, Alex Worobey, James Dins more, Charlie Ryan, Brent Waggner. Gay! on ford. Row 2: Tina Bierma, Nancy Sandrosky, Sharon Leg groan, Janet Walker, Winona Harvey, Mary Nesting, Paula Willar, Pam Crawford, Connie Gleaves, Goegia Westerbouse, Sandy Dvakte, Susan DeFretis, Barbara Simila, Jill LeRoy and Barbara Eller. Row 3: Beverly Donaldson, Carol Eetkin, Patty Fallon, Susan Glass, Zneopby Willis, Marsha Hustad, Darlene Houseman, Linda Walworth, Linda Carling, Clarice Wilson, Cathy Sommers, Peggy Wilson, Janet Schwab, Linda Fran sin, and Shirley Frissown, Row 4: Barbara Deskin, Karen Stater, Sandra Cage, Susan Price, Allison Dumble, Pam Goode, Deanna Parsons, Bonnie Burke, Chris Chaulpa, Debbi Cudd-lip, Susan Ohm, Bev Campbell, Chris Gable, Judy Manary, Barbara Sc ‘ wennis, Nadine Janke, Chris Doyle, Kathy Kitlo, and Palsy Cappell. Row 5: Roberta Lalteral, Chris Schlappel, Sally Swift, Slxerry McVanner, Barbara Egen, Kathy Taylor, Judy Smith, Shirley Bailey, Cathy Kro-nowski, Eileen Hadlley, Caludia Johnson, Cheri Tashner, Connie McCoy, JoAnn LeFebvre, Carolyn Haley and Phyllis Granford. Row t: L. to R.) Mrs. Morris, JoAnn Renie, Bonnie Berg, Laura Fisher, Caile Cockerham, Leslie Oga, Judy Snyder, Betty Chewning, Winona Harvey, Susan Trullinger, Linda Walworth, Sharon Leggroan, Diane Charmley. Row 2: Mary Carlin, Nancy Rather, Susie Brown, Diane Ewing, Sheryl Belt, Jane Baum. Barbara Torrey, Nancy Carpenter, Marsha Hustad, Kathi Kerr, Mary Day, Kathy Hopkins, Glenda Gray, Max Sullivan, Judy Leconte. Row 3: Cheri Tashner Margie Lewis, Micki DiGuiseppe. Chris Doylle, Nadine Janke, Tina Bierma, Vicki Wood, Sherry Christianson, Linda Henzi, Susan DeFreitas, Gayle I.andsem, Barbara Schneeweis, Denice Gonrowski, Vicki Nufer, Claudia Johnson, Sorena Cook. Row 4: Vicki Robinson, Carol Mauratt, Susi Wyant, Shirley Marchant, Sharon Kristensen, Linda Schiro, Caryl Frolaf, andy Davis, Darlene Walworth, Joyce Pischer, Cynthia Carlson, Connie McCoy, Mary Husen, Eileen Hadley, Pam Crawford, Cinda Chalupa, Aileen Redbird, Rosemary Hewett, Judy Schrunk, Pam Johnson. Teddyettes The girls in blue are here to help you. Teddyettes , an honorary service club open to Junior and Senior girls state as their purpose “to be of service to Roosevelt teachers, students and parents in school and community projects.” Major activities for the year included: ushering at all Roosevelt programs, assisting at, Roosevelt teas (senior-parent, freshie-parent), assist-inf during IOWA testing and guiding freshmen and parents on Orientation day and Open House. Teddyettes Mary Hansen, Terry Schmitz, Winona H (wd Sue Kastman assist teacher, Miss Dobie at he Freshman• Parent Tea. 196 Aequus Service to the school and community was the major activity of the Aequus members this year. Visits to the Wavcrlcy Baby Home, typing for the Lombard Boosters, working for the Red Cross and providing refreshments for dances were but a few of the many contributions of service Aequus members so eagerly gave to their school. Outside activities included a car wash, a tea, and a date meeting. Aequus dfficers check off the service hours achieved by each member. Row 1: (L. to R.) Bonnie Berg Vick, Nufer Diane Ewing Mary Carl,n, Kathy Kerr, Mary Day. Nancy other, Sorena Cook, Pam Johnson, Gaile Coc-erham, Laura Fuher Jo Ann Ren,e, Phyllis Rizzo, Candy Davis Row 2: Kathy Herr, Susie Brown, Vicki Ross. Mary Mossbarger, Karen Oliver, Karen Smith, Sue ballon, Tina Burma, Jill Hensel, Margie Lewis, Glenda Gray, Dawn Carlson. Marsha Hustad, Paula Woods, Bonnie Burke Barbara Schneeweis, Mtckt DiGuisstppi, Linda Schiro, Pam Swartz, Sandy Wolfe. Row 3: Sharon Kristensen, Chris Doyle, Nadine Janke Kathy Kraft Max Sullivan, Darlene Walworth, Susi Wyant, Connie McCoy, Mary Hansen, Susan DeFreitas, Maureen Gadotti. Linda Henzi, Colleen Earle, Gwynn Farnand Amega members are, from left to right. Row 1: Sharon Leggroan, Phyllis Leach, Jan Thorne, President Darlene Walworth, Rev Tolson, Harriet Hansen. Row 2: Nancy Sanderetsky, Karen Kjos, Winona Harvey, Barbara Torrey Nancy Kilt:, Carolyn Cox, Aileen Redbird, Syc Calef, Sheri Nicholson. Row 3: Marilyn Boice, Susan Ohm, Georgia Westerhout, Eileen Hadley, Lanore Eberling, Sandra Duarte, Janice Thorp, Pam Crawford, Linda Walworth. Amega Amega’s motto, friendship and service go hand in hand, has reflected in their many activities this year. Activities this year included Christmas toy making projects, washing dishes for the P.T.A. and collecting money for the Red Cross. An enjoyable year was experienced by each member. Atnc a officers anxiously prepare the agenda for the coming meeting. Azamma Azamma started its year off with a friendship tea for new members. The members worked together on many service project such as: the making and filling of nut cups for nursing homes and the Doernbecker Childrens Hospital on Valentines, and the collecting of money for the Red Cross and the March of Dimes. Money making projects were always on the agenda. The money made was used for the installation dinner, and a pizza party. Azamma officers Betty Cbewninf , President Rosemary Heuv t, Marianne Clark'tend Mary Nesting list idea for Spring event. Row I L. lo R.) Brenda Holmes, Carolyn Blunck, Mary Nesting, Marianne Clark, Rosemary Hewelt, Beverly Bishop, Betty Chewning, Leslie Oga, Linda Norlin. Row 2: Carol Mauratt, Judi Leconte, Judy Cibbs, Ann Miles, Sylvia Chandler, Cerri Thayer, Linda Thurston, Pat Capelle, Glenys Nyseth, Pam King, Diana Miller. Row 3: Judy U'ittman, Margene Leary, Kathy Driscoll, Vicki Robinson, Chris Gabel, Nancy Slaton, Linda Reck, Linda Johnson, Marsha Stutt, Susan Anderson, Debi Cudlipp, Brenda Sandwick. Roosevelt’t Pep members are, from left to right, Row I: Nancy Kilts, Carolyn Cox, Winona Harvey, President Pam Johnson, Sorena Cook, Caryl Ft lof, Kathy O'Donnel, Leslie Oga, Sherry Sehimmel. Row 2: Penny Juedes,, Blanche Hatori, Sharon Castor, Linda Thurston, Pam Grosshouser, Mur Metcalf, Nancy Abraham, Georgia Jones, Nancy Sanderetsky. Row 3: Miss O’Malley, Paula Wilier, Judi Reed, Karen Oliver, Vicki Ross, Susie Brou Kathy Hogan, Viki Nufer, Betty Moore, Sandy Wolfe, Marsha Hustetd, Katthy Kerr, Candy Davis, Cheryl Wright. Row 4: Gtenys Nyseth, Noreen Hut er, Kathe Sondermann, Nancy Carpenter, Allison Durable, Mary Nesting, Mary Flit craft, Cheryl Verb out, Shirley Slowik, Aileen Redbird, Diane Li mon, Linda Norlin. Row 5: Sheryl Belt, Joyce Pischer, Harriet Hansen, Kathy Ct rda, Sue Calef, Judi Leconte, Joy Young, Marianne Clark, Carol Blunck, Susan Walker, Bonnie Olson, Shelia Miller. Doreen McLain, Shirley Latin, Row 6: Judy Schrunk, Jan Thorne, Karen Kjos, Cindy VanDaa Sharon Walker, JoAnn Renie, Bonnie Berg, Nancy Rather, Judy Gibbs, Sue Trullinger, Betty Chewning, Kathy Hopkins, Jan Kinney, Jane Baum. Pep Club Pep President Pam Johnson reluctantly presents the outstanding platoon certificate for Coxie’s Group to Betty Chewning. Eighty-eight pep dub members worked together to promote school spirit and enthusiasm at the football and basketball games and wrestling matches during the 1963-64 season. Dressed in black and gold plaid skirts and matching gold sweaters during the football season and a bright gold two piece vest and A” skirt outfit during the basketball season. They created a card section for halftime entertainment and a dance team for all home football games. The selection of the first wrestling rally was found in the Pep club too. These girls spend many countless hours after school practicing. This year's pep club doesn't boast and say they are the best in the city, but they do say that they are representing the best school in the city. 200 Lettermen Patroling the assemblies and recovering athletic equipment are the main projects of the let-terman’s club. To add more effectiveness to our flag salute the Lettermen's club acted as an honor guard at each assembly. All right boys one more touchdown and I'll sign all your applications into the Let ter mens’ Club. termen members are, from left to right. Row I: Mike Alves, Ken Schuster, Larry Sun Ain, Alan Purcell, President Greg White, Larry Wells, Ron :orge, Alex Worobey, Ken Beernan, Phil Arnold. Row 2: Barry Boyd, Charlie Ryan, Jerry Mussman, Arnie Hoyt, Gary Haight, Wes Johnson, Bill la, Ron Dubs, John Dirr, Larry Harrison, Vinee Waites. Row 3: Stan Othes, Lloyd Bartusek, Jim Wylie, Ralph Munson, Pal Hoffert, Bob Wilson, I McCormick, Gary McLaughlin, Allan Rose, Terry Timmtn, Mori Vonfledt, Terry Harold, Jim Gibson. Row 4: Allyn Anderson, Jim Gottseh, Larry nson, Carey I hielman, Gary Scott, Dick Gatherer, Carl Tinsley, Bob I.oar, Larry Cox, Steve Emerson, Fred Harrison, David Boling, Dan Cole, Mike risen. Bob Gilbo. Row 5: Joe Wright, Ron Gibbs, Dick Fairbanks, Don Wilson, Steve Anderson, Collin Ahslen, Vince Comes, Dave Buckner, Bob Wayne Terry, Davey Southworth, Randy Harris, Marsden Smith,, Leon Willis, Bill Davis, George Minor, Gary Williams’. Ticketeers Selected members from tl advanced typing classes sen Roosevelt as Ticketeers. The job is to handle tickets ft school plays, music program and the Dad’s Club Reviev Members type envelopes an keep records of ticket sales b sides the selling of the ticke at the door. The Ticketeers are, Row 1: Shirley Tucker, Girol Simons, ami Paift King. Row 2: Sue Wyant, Georgia Westerbout, Shelia Miller and Connie Hallurn. Row 5: Mrs. Raye, Marilyn Garner, Debbi Cudlipp, Gayle Landsem and Mrs. Larson. Stage Crew Hardworking Stage Crew members have worked to create outstanding scenery and back drops for all stage performances and assemblies. These selected boys are chosen from the outstanding students found in the shop department. 202 Roosevelt's Stage Crew, from left to right are, Row I: Tom Lucas, David Wommelsdorf, Dan Niebouser, Leroy Alexander, Darryl Napier, Dick Alexander, Dick Crogan, Ramon Briones and Grover Johnson. Row 2: Ken Olson, Bill Alexander. Miss Leigh, Jim Gibson. Rodney Trench, and Tommy Miller. P.T.A Roosevelt’s active P.T.A. officers for the 1964 year are: Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Ketrenos, Mrs. Tbielm an, Mrs. Carsner, and Mrs. Jones. P.T.A. members enjoyed presenting the festive Founder's Day Fashion Show. Dads Club This years hard working Dad’s Club officers are: Air. Per cel I. President Mr. K inski, Mr. Ackley and Mr. Arnold. 203 Juniors, Micki DiGuissipi, the good witch. Maureen Gadotti, the bod witch and sunals Mother plot against Rupunsal in Girls' League assembly. Cindy Paterson, Rup- Miss Pesola, Mr. James and Miss Schoeler enlighten the Student Body on the art achievements of certain students. 204 Publicizing the Roughrider Revue. Bob. one half of the Bob and Marty team, sings a folk song. Military men discuss the different branches of the armed forces with the boys. High Board member Mary Carlin models her outfit, for the approval of the girls. Building-Pep and enthusiasm for the football games were the objectives of the Rally at the Pep assemblies. HWiw. ui? t UA o Yr W(3 Vv V_ CL-J v O-S, «_ c . X “'e C NVJ - rs vjoVn yx V V Vv e-C-k , c ©o K vxcl Y C o G £ i VvA YYX- L- (Z Queen Carol Homecoming 1963 Roosevelt students crowded into the cafeteria for the first big dance of the year. The Homecoming dance, held on Friday the 13th, provided an atmosphere of growing cxcitment for the first football game of the year. Amid cheers and claping, Steve Emerson, student body president, crowned Carol Simons Queen of the 1963 Homecoming Court. Ruling with Queen Carol were juniors, Sharon Kristensen and Susan DcFreitas and sophomores, Lynn Jobe and Sherry Mark-wart. Homecoming Court included: left to right; sophomores, Lynn Jobe and Rick Eversaul; juniors, Susan DeFreitas and Dave Morris; Queen Carol Simons and Dave Donato; juniors, Sharon Kris-tensen and Butch Earl; sophomores, Sherry Markwart and Mike Garver. 208 Before the start of the game, Roosevelt and Washington’s Homecoming Queens were la-hen to the stands in style. Couples danced to the ever popular juke box at the Lucky 13 Homecoming Dance. Queen Carol's expression was hidden by her hands when the news of her victory was announced. 209 Sadie Got Her Man Couples donee to ever popular juke bos at Sadie Hawkins Dance. The variety of costumes at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, held on October 13, 1963, provided laughs for all. A corn stalk center piece corresponded with the rustic theme. Marriage booths were a popular attraction along with snapshots taken by our photographer. A shack in one corner of the gym with clothes strung from its corners typified the dogpatch decor. Do's yoo all t ik this poo . . . Heading this years best dressed list were Coleen Castro and Gary Sbervey. Cupid Strikes with Live Music fan Thorne, Ron LaPorge seniors. Sandy Seaman. Kathy Kaiya a. Tom Whelan sophomores, nand freshmen. These complete the list for or r Par- 1964. Our Valentines dance took a new twist this year. A live band provided a more relaxed atmosphere for a Deck of Cards” dance. Sandy Seaman and Skip Waible became King and Queen of Hearts at the February 15 Dance. They were elected on class attendance at the dance. A large heart at the entrance ol the gym provided an original entrance to the land of Hearts. The f tn begins as dancers enjoy lire music by the Road runners . Christmas in Italy The students danced to the music oj the Bill Schacker band. The decorations in the gym reflected the atmosphere of Italy. Christmas in Italy” was the theme of the Christmas formal held on December 13, 1963. Sharon Kristensen, with the help of her committee, planned the decorations that turned the gym into a world of Italian Christmas customs. A wooden Christmas tree and an Urn of Fate, which held the name of the Fresh-ie King and Queen, were the main attractions. Refreshments were served by members of the dance committee. Members of the dance committee put the finishing touches on the center Christmas wreath. Members of the Fresbie Court include, from left to right: Susan Meyer, Judy Rodgers, Christen Oliver, Christine Cannon, Patsy Christenson, Debi Swartz, Teri White, Patty Sievers, Susan Brown. Second row: Steve McEIvain, Jon Vingerud, Tom Hoffman, Harvey Hewett, Brent Wagner, Dan Evans, Jim Bovee, George Nicholson and Brad Murphy. Dad’s Give Dance for Deb’s and Dates “Fractured Fairytales,” theme of Girl's League Week, was carried out as the theme of the dance. Printed scenes of fairytales appeared on the walls. Large balloon heads on sticks were placed on the dance floor. The center piece consisted of The Wizard of Oz. The Bill Becker Band provided enjoyable music for the evening. 214 P yn Crawford, John Hatpin, JtAtnita Morgan, Jim Briones, Terry Moore, and Mary Carlin enjoy dancing to the Bill Becker Band. Expressions of Pam Swartz, Larry dark, Sorena Cook and Butch Earl reflect the enjoy ment of the dance. Couples Attend Cotton n’ Cord Cheryl Wright and date along with other dancers enjoy the music. There are simles from chaperons Miss Dobie, Mr. Desylvia, Mr. Courtney, Mr, C aunitzer, and Air. Bernard as they observe the dancers enjoying themselves. Musical notes and instruments set the mood for this years Cotton and Cord Dance held in the gym. Marching outfits were worn by many couples who danced to the lively music of the juke box. Punch and cookies were served as refreshments. Jim Sf)t irs, Barbara Crogg. Paulette Strickland, Charlene Seaman and dates rest on bleachers from lively evening of dancing. Top twenty five from left to right, include, Row one; Betty Che timing, Diane Ewing, Mary Carlin, fndy Bailiff, Phyllis Leach, Nancy Carpenter. Row two; Winona Harvey, Candy Davis, Barbara Toney, Marsha Hast ad, Sharon Leggroan, Laura Fisher, Sand) Wolfe, Carol Kirk. Row three; Nancy Rather, Joyce Pitcher, Marianne Clark, Glenys Nyseth, Judy Whitman, Cynthia Vandamn, Darlene Walworth, Jan Thorne, Judy Leconte, Jean McGary. Top Twenty-five Attend Charm Classes Tension is eased as the Top 10 selection is announced to the Top 25. The newly selected Top 10 comfort each other in their success. Tears flow... ... as surprise registers. Early in the spring on February 19, 1964 the auditorium was filled with excitement because the first steps were being taken toward selecting our 1964 Rose Festival Princess. Each senior girl walked across the stage, one at a time, gave their name and future plans and then sat down. The senior boys were instructed to vote for anyone who appeared to be princess material. The twenty five girls with the top number of votes then became the Top 25. This year the Top 25, compliments of the administration attended a five evening course at John Robert Powers modeling school. They were taught make-up technique, visual poise, posture exercises, and impromtu speaking. 7 be court members who have opened their envelopes first turn to Nancy to let her know she is our new princess. The crowd cheers . . . The selection has been made and now the press moves in to tell the city of our choice for Queen of Rosavia. 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Carol 79, 188, 199, 186, 196, 194 Mayfield, livin 55 Maydicid. Marilyn 79 McAnulty, Dennis 96 McCann, Arnold a McCarty, James 96 McCatkry, Kay 55 MeCluskey, Leslie 79 MeCluskey, Linda 111 McCommat, Samuel 55 McCormick. Ea.l 55, 137, 147, 201, 140 DON LEE MOTORS 4650 NORTH LOMBARD PHONE B PORTLAND, OREGON 4 5300 ( U.bMB EET JP xJ T NVS 1 NORTH LOMBARD h $ X ardage PHONE BU 9-6572 COMPLIMENTS OF MEIER FRANK BONNET BEAUTE’ CHALET Open Monday through Saturday 3228 NORTH LOMBARD STREET PORTLAND 17, OREGON PHONE BU 9-2511 m fTele ffitonict HOME OF THE TRADE KINGS — The Trade-in Kings — BEST IN STEREO SOUNDS TELEVISION RECORDS GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 7522 N. Lombard BOB KETRENOS DICK DINSDALE 234 McCoy, Connie 188. 197. 196. 190, 195 McCoy. John 195 McCoy. Linda 184. III. 190 McCrary. Uny 96 McCreight, lany 55 McDowell. Jamet 96 McEJroy, Cltalmrt 55 McKIvarn. Steven 213. 34, 111, MS M I'.ii:.imI. Mir had '‘(i McCann, Swan 192 McCarry, Fiance Jean 55. 216 McCariy. Janie % MeGany, Laura 79 Mr Garry. Robert 176 McGee, Peter 160. ?Ki McGee, The mm III McGill. Kotic,i 55. 186, 177 McGiew, Dale 53 McGregor, Kathleen 79, 177 McGuire. Darla 79 Mclntiie. Karen III Mclnto h, Jane McIntosh, Maty % M I uni'll. Stephen 55 McKay. Sunnne 79. 199. 170 McKenna. Terry 96 McKinnon. Tlmmat 111 McLain. Denni 96. 178 McLain. Doreen 55. 178. 179, 191. 195. 200 Mrl.aiiKl.lin. Gary 55. 136. 140. 201 McLaughlin, Linda III McUnchlin. Walter 55 MrLran. DourU 79 McMahon. Carol % MoNjIJi. Daniel III. 172, 176. 177 McPherson, Edith MeVanner. Sharty 96. 195 Meadow . Gordon 79 Mean . I.inda 79 Mecerl, Larry 96 Melton. Linda 96. 178 Mendivil. Edna % Meitc . Michael Mew. Stella Metaidt. Linda III Mrwnger, Caiol 79 Mcuingrr. Patricia 96 Metcall. Muiiel 56. 195, 200 Meyer, Sue 111. 213 Meyer a, Kathy 188 Michel. Marjorie 96 Midkill. Sandra 111 Milo. Ann 56. 199 Mile . Sheri 111 Mill. Gary 90. 171 Mill. Terry 79 MillaRr. Betty 96. 121. 192 Millaitc. Leroy 56. 156. 162 Miller . 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Gary 57. 147 Morgan, Jamet 8(1 MoiKan, John 97 Morgan. Juanita 57. 214 Morris, Calhtren 57 Morri . David 80, HO. 143, 185. 208. 209 Mon ! . Harel 57. 179 Morriv, Jornr II Morri , I.inda 80, Morr it, Linda 80. 189 Morrit, Stephen 97. 17 Morrjton, Kathleen 97 Morriion, Patrick 80 Nfoirittur, Steve II Morrow, Joyce tUXl Mor r. Robert 80. .... Minton, Georlene 80 Minton. I.inda 80 Mmdcy, Judy Lee 97 Nfoses. JNonna Joy III Mirwlrargcr, Mary 90, 124. 197 Mueller. Colleen M tin ton. Ralph 80. 116. 136. SH Murdock. Janet 97 Murphy Bradford 111, I Murphy, John III Murphy. Kathleen 80 Mnvtman. Gerald 57, 146. Mycr . Kathryn 97 Nicholton. 176. 213 Nieholton. Louisa 187 Niclrolmn, Schar«UJ 7v Nicholton. Suan 97 Nichotcr. Daniel 2 K Nidtcn. Richard 80, lid 195 Niemi. Karol 97 .. . Nihaon. Mary 57. 120. 121. l2rCLJ8. 191. 192 '- Nithitani. Rutwll 58 Nhhitani. Timothy 97. HO, 153. 162 Nhacn. Janice 58 'Mir. Etlta 58 vhld. Gary 97. HO a� old. Randall 80 -_Xoidttr� m. Jaeouclinr 111 Noilirt. David III. 143 Norlin, Linda 58. 186. 194. 199, 200 North. Larry 80 Nufcr. Viki 58. 195. 196. 197. 200 NrittiriR. Virginia 80. 179. 191 Nytrih. deny 58. 186. PM. 198. 199. 200. 216 r Curt and Verne's OK TIRE STORE 7301 NORTH LOMBARD STREET PHONE 286-1669 KAIEL MARKET Member of the A. G. Grocers 3715 NORTH LOMBARD PHONE BU 9-1515 THE MAN’S SHOP Congratulations to the Class of '64 8517 NORTH LOMBARD STREET PHONE AV 6-3154 B C DEPARTMENT STORE Visit Us Soon 8422 - 26 NORTH LOMBARD PORTLAND, OREGON PHONE AV 6-1354 We Doi t Meet CompetitU t (petition . .. We Make It' EST PRICES IN TOWN A LOA v U) '-p CWWATIONAUY KNOWN BRANDS p , ftr u v lr V a T Open from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00' T -T W v Ai3v O-o Cn V-rv hfORTH'cHAUTAUQUA Os_ 236 OWEN JOHN PAT MARY ANNE ARDEN 8416 LOMBARD pm Odor. Charlotte � 7 Oga. Leslie 58. 0 1. 194. I'Hi. 190. 200 Olun. Susan 80. 187. 105. I i8 Oliver, James 11 1 Oliver, Nairn 58. 105, 107. 200, 211 Oliver. Kenneth 112 Oliver. Ki ixtin 190. 112. 213 Oliver. 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Laurclyn . 8. 186 Randolph, Jeanne Ranger, Baibara 112 Ranger, Janet Kavstven, Helen 98 Rash. Sandra 112 Rasula, Anne Rather. Nancy 60. 200. 181. 124 . 34. 35. 179. 197. 196, 216. 217. 218 Read. Judi 195. 200 Reams. Joanne RedBiid. Aileen 60. 184. 200. 32. 179. 196. 183 Redman. Patricia 98 Redman. Steven Reed, Margaret 112 Reese. David 60 Reese. Elmoir 112. 143 Reeve. Leland 113. 146 Rega . Vmda « Rrmpel. Albeita 113 Rrnie. JoAim 60. 195. 196. 197. 200 Remiud. Susan 60, 124. 191 Reynolds. Gaiy Rhoads. Robed 98 Kieliaids. Jeanirnr 98 Kichai |win. Brenda Rieliaidvon. Caiol 113 Richaidum. Janice Kielimond. Cynthia Kiekabuugh. Bene 17. 82. 194 Riffle. Chiittinc « Rilcv, Kathleen 82 Rinas. Eddie 61. 137 Kipka, Christine 113 Rippc, Fiederick 82 Ripise. Pamela 113 Rise. Shaton 61 Rivnri. Maty 113 Rir c. Phyllis 61. 132. 133. 197 Roane. Dean 98 Robbins. Linda 82 Roberts. Donna 61. 178 Rolled . lann 113. 177 Robert . Linda 82 Rolserts. Lois 82 Robeitson. Dedia 61 Robinson. Adelma 61 Robinson. Vicky 82. 182. 194. 1% 199 Rodiigocrt. Atnaldo 61. 187 Roessrl, June Rocssel. Robert 61. 98 Rogers. Dorothy 82. 189 Rogers. Dorothy 82 Rogers. Judy 113, 213 Roger , lamer 61 Rogcis. Marsha 98 Roll, Jay D. 113 Root. Kenneth 98. 176. 177 Roper. Ceiald 61. 190 Rose. Allan 82. 176, 177. 181. 185. 201 Rosebiook. Loirn 98 Rovebiook. Phillip 61 Ro� . Robert 98 Ross. Roberta 113 Rom. Viki 61. 199 200 Roth. Lois Roth. Michael 113 Rotluoek. Lila 61. 177 Rothwrll. John 98. 176 Kurak. Bonnie 113 Rtuak. Nick 98, 145 Ruvcigno. Constance 62. 195 Ruvo, Maiy 82 Ryan. Cha.les 62. 136. 162. 201. 184. 194. 195. 190 Ryan, Rebecca 113 Sampson. Robin 98 Sampson, Steven Sanders. Carole 98 Sandei . Larry 98. 153. 174 Sander . Lynne 99, 186 Sanderson. Sandra 113 Sandretzky, Nancy 62, 194. 195. 198. 200 Sandwick. Brenda 82. 186 Sanduiek, Micah 113 Sansburn. Robert 99 Sa| p. James 113, 155 Sanch. Robeit Sato. Carolyn 99. 184, 188 Sato, Eleanor Satin hind. Biuee 99. 140 Sattcrlund. Douglas 113. 143 .Saunders. William 82 Schaubcl. Susan 113 Schell, Edmund 62 Schimm.l. one.iy 62. 200 Scliiro. Linda 82. 188, 189, 190, 194. 196. 197 Sehlack. Shirley 62 Sclilaiitii. Christine 82. 121. 184, 192. 195 Sehlitt, Claudia 99 Schlilt. Karla 82 Selnnid, Nina 113 Schmitz, Terry 82 Sehneewcis. Barbara 82, 189, 190, 195. 196. 197 Sebum, Myron 62 SeiiocnkHirn. Neal 82, 156. 172. 194 Sc hook. Doioies 82 SelwMsIcraft, Mary 99 Selsoolcraft. Thomas 113 Schiaeder, Duane 82 Sehaube). Susan Sehelin. Ellen Sehreek. Susan 62 Schrunk. Judith 62. 196. 200 Schuster, Ken 98 Sehwengels. Glenn 62 Schuster, Kenny 137. 201 Schwab. Janet 82, 195 Scofield. Rexine 113 Scofield Ricky 99 Scott, Diane 99 Scott. Dianna 82. 187 Scott. Cary 82. 137, 201 Scott. Nancy 113 Scott. Patricia 113 Scott. Steve 82. 140. 170 Scrivner, Naomi 82 Scroggins. Franky 99 Scroggins. Mickle 82. 156 Scroggins, Mickic 82. 156 Scroggins. Rickie 82 Scroggins, Ronald 113. 176 SculL Donna 82 Soull. Susan 62 Seals. Ronald 113 Seaman, Charlene 99 Seaman. Sandra 82, 187. 190, 211 Seeley. James 99 Seibel, Kenneth 113 Seibt. William 99 Sellars, Steven 99, 175 Scsser. David 113 Sexton. David 82 Sexton, Donald 82. 187 Shambow, James 82 Shanks. Patricia 22. 123 Shaw, Ralph 99 Shea. William 63. 132 Sheahon. Patricia 63 Shcffold, Shaion Shelley, Caima 62 Shepherd. Gerald 99 Shervey, Gary 82, 121, 124. 187. 196. 210 Shervey. Linda 63 Shcrvcy, Ronald 113 Sherwood. Ronald 113. 143. 176 Shiach. James 82 ShinUffer, Donald 63 Shintaffcr, Linda 82 Shipman. Dennis 113 Shipman, Laity Shirley, Yvonne 113 Shultz. George 63 Sickles, David Sickles. Kenneth Sicker . Patricia 113 Sims. Wayne 63 Siebie, Ken 143 Siniila. Baibaia 82. 195 Simons. Caiol 82. 202. 208. 209 237 RHODES It has been a great honor and a wonderful opportunity to serve on Rhodes 1963-64 Hi-Board. It has given me a chance to meet and work with a group of girls that arc among the finest to be found anywhere. The Hi-Board was one of the highlights of my senior year I hope the next years members will find it as enjoyable. NANCY RATHHR Roosevelt High School PIN-UP BEAUTY SALON Professional Care for Lovelier Hair 7527 NORTH LOMBARD STREET Helen Lehman, Owner-Operator Sjmnnwm. UVemr 99 NilliptiHi. Itidv Simpvnn. .Marilyn 113. IT Siiim.lt. Tliomav 63. 137 Sinnotl. Vincent 114 Siln. Eddir 187 Siltwr. WjHir 99 Skallrrck, Drin 63 Skallrrck. Denver 63. 140. 133 ITT Skatphol, Kathy 114. 188 Skidmore. David 99. I To Skidmore. Gary 83, IT8 Skinner. Donald 63 Skoglund. Chiiitinc 114. IH8 Slane. Claude 63 Slattery. Katherine 114. 188 Slater. Kairn 63. 66. 186. 189. |0j Slattny. Terry 83 Slayton. Nancy 83. 188. 190 Stowik. Pauline 83 Stnwik. Shirley 63. 2t� l Slouik. Sliaion 118 Smelhurvt. Jennifer 99. 1 � 2 Smith, Barbara 99 Smith. Bonnie 99. 187 Smith. Biett 114 Smith. Craig 114 Smith. Gaiy 64. 114 Smith. Judy 193 Smith. Karen 83. 197 Smith. Kathleen 83 Smith. Mat'd™ 83. 146. IT6. 189 201 Smith. 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Kandyce HXI Waul. Daviv. 67 Waul, June Waul. Sandia 100 Waidcll. Chib 115 Waie. Carolyn 100. 187. 180 Waucn, Carol 85. 17 Water man. Dean 67 Water man. Rndgn 11X1 Watson, F.iick 115. 155 Weaver. Judy 67 Weaver. Ronald 115 Wallen. Ceialdine 67. 194 Wcflin. Steven Bill Wcltage. Mike 115 Wrilieig. Jove 85 Weigandt. Linda 67 Weiler. Diane 85 Weil . Judith Welch. Robert 115. 143. 176 Weller, llamld Weller, jack 85 Weller. Maty 115 Wall . Lany 136. 67.185. 201. 190 Wandler. ’I inmthy 67 Wen cl. Ficdrick 115 Wervliey. Maivin 115, 143 Wevtlmiy, Rod 85 Wevteiliout. (irrugia 85. 195. 196 Wcvtfall. Michael HU Wevtlall. Mu.iel 115 Weston. John 101. 140 Wcvton. Sliamn Whelan. Steve 85. 121. 189. 191. 192. 124 Whelan. Tlmmav 34. 101. 174. 190. 211 While. Dailync 68 White. Gaty 85 White. G.egoiy 45. 68. 137. 138. 34. 32. 33. 201. 127. 190. 128 White. Kami 101 White. Rirhaul 101 White. Roy 115 White. Teri 115. 213 Whitney. Sheila 115 Wiche, David 115 Wiek. Jantrv 85 Wilwm Wilvon. _ Wilson, RTmciIi 101 Wilvon, Mai ic'd 16 Wilvon, Peggy 195 Wilvon. Robert 85. 156. 201 WltOD, Sandia 85 Wiuboine. Otto 68 Winkler. Lam al.ee 68 Winter. Joyce 101 Wiwluin, Hailxaia 85, 188 WLveman, Caiol 85 Wbher. Matgueiitc 101 Wittman. Judith 68. 199. 216 Wittien, Baibaia 101 Wochnick. Keith 85. 140. 187 Woldlaib. David 101 Wolfe, Kenneth 116 Wolfe. Sandra 68. 179. 189. 190. 195. 197. 200. 216. 217, 218. 219. 220 Womebdoiff. David 85. 202 Wong, Frank 101 Wood. Linda 116 Wood. Paul 101. l'.Hl Wood, Vicki 85, 196 Woods. Paula 101. 187. PJ7 Wot den. Ray 101. 153 Woidlcy. James Wordley. William 116. 155 Wo,obey. Alax 58. 137. 201. 194. 195. 190 Wright, Byron 85 Wright. Cheryl 58. 200. 177. 215. 187. 194 Wtighi, Gietchen 101. 176 W.ight. Joseph 69. 137. 201 Wright. Liva 85 Wright, Rnbrit Wyant. Susan 85. 1%. 197. 202 Wylie. Jimmie 85. 136, 201 Wylie. Linda 101 Wyman, Russell 116 Wymorc. Patricia 101 Wynne Tom 101 Yarded. Loo Ann 101 Yeater. Gordon Ynih. 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