Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1974 volume:

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I am resource ful . . . I am authority . . Direction ln charting the ebb and flow of our school's success. 1973-74 can be recorded as a very good year. Physical changes included a new sidewalk. new hallway lighting and a new career education library and Health Center. Additional curriculum included the completion and sale of our three bedroom home. enlargement of our 'Upstairs' school, and city-wide recognition for our health cluster and individualized foreign language programs. Increased student interest in school activities was very noticeable with executive cabinet leading us to number one among all Portland High Schools in the U.G.N. drive. Yet, l predict that this year will seem but an ebbtide when compared with future accomplishments. Elementary students are now being better prepared than ever, and our students and teachers are already busily and eagerly planning the future. David G. Wienecke Principal TOP LEFT: Mr. Wienecke. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Miller. Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Sappenfield. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Beyer. Picture Panel: Clarence Beyer. Rose Showacy, Judy Myers, Timi Elwood. Joel Sappenfield. Jacque Jaeger, Val Jack. Lueen Miller and Joe O'Brien. BOTTOM CENTER: Miss Elwood, Mrs. Jaeger and Mrs. Showacy. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Jack. 551 Guidance PICTURE PANEL: Lenore Flatner, Ina Harriss, John Ries, Sam Ashley. Penny Holeman, Barbara Parmalee. TOP CENTER: Mr. Loprinzi. TOP RIGHT: Jim Winters, Stan Bozich. Carolyn Thelin, Lillian Mitchell. LEFT: Mrs. Parmelee. CENTER LEFT: Fred Roundtree. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Barrera. Picture Panel: Carolyn Thelin, Stan Bozich. Lillian Mitchell. Jim Winters, Sandra Barrera, Phillip Loprinzi. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Harriss, BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Mr. Ashley, Mrs. Flatner. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Richard Unger. BOTTOM RIGHT: Social Worker, Mr. Hegreness, mum . Q-.....,.,, -11 -.N K .lex AJ, I . ,,,. W..- gg-MA img- in.. V Arts S Crafts PICTURE PANEL: Maxine Nakachi, Bruce Literal, Gertrude Schoeler. LEFT: Mr. Literal. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Nakachi. BOTTOM CENTER: Mrs. Schoeler. y In 'kfg M' -QQ .imwrkeisfx-W H Yrs? Business TOP LEFT: Mr. Lindquist and class. PICTURE PANEL: Ocia Davis, Wayne Lindquist, Sharon Orr. Ellen Brown. Sam Fuller, Nyla Cauble, RIGHT: Mrs. Roberg. BOTTOM CENTER: Mrs. Cauble with her Shorthand class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Orr helped Valerie with her typing. fl. Communications TOP RIGHT: Mr. Theissen with two of his students. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs, Swinney. BOTTOM CENTER: Mrs. Gerry. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr, Gross. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Mr. Hamilton and his drama class. TOP RIGHT: English Department Chairman, Miss Smith. PICTURE PANEL: Richard Gross, Bevan Vinton. Tom Theissen, Michelle Abramson. Michael Ray, Joan Swinney, Marie Svinth, Carolyn Young, Sharon Freeman, Earl Younce, Lynnette Gerry and Allen Transue. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Transue. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Ray. I 1415.43 :ilu-use 9.4 ivy 4, fs ,,,x,a Fi . X Uk Wi xg vi' il if I ' . YQ: T W.: Q M r J I WL 4 i W JK 5 f W Foreign Tongues TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Sherman teaches German. LEFT: Dr. Stewart, Chairman ofthe Foreign Language Department, teaches our Spanish classes. PICTURE PANEL: Lyn Densem, Ruth Sherman, Dr. Nancy Stewart. BOTTOM LEFT: Ms. Densem and one of her French classes. BOTTOM FIIGHT: Ruthie Rally showed her spirit. . 1 K ,fr I -W1t.:21sg33.15 .jk x i Y 19 5 I 5 . gms., ff .7 X ivy E S 0363, 'S SON Y'-Y. a 5' QI 634, . . mn Homemaking TOP LEFT: Mrs. Crawford and her foods class, PICTURE PANEL: Mary Torrey, Doris Crawford. Ernestine Hill. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Torrey with her sewing class. BOTTOM: Mrs. Hill enjoyed her Bachelor Foods class. J Shop TOP RIGHT: Mr. Fuller was Department Chairman for the shop program, CENTER LEFT: Mr. Parker demonstrated various drafting skills, PICTURE PANEL: Bob Fuller, Daniel McCaIIun. Charles Nofziger, Larry Erbes, Wayne Crawford, George Andrews. BOTTOM LEFT: Delbert Nelson was welding an airplane, BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr, Erbes. A l .. ,,,, . , a ff 5! -A. . .meer ' 'I , My Q Q 4 Q . :ar 3. I I 1 B L I , y I L I A L A , tam s 4 L - g. , 1 : , D4 .Q i A W dm f f 4 : N ,., ex 33? umbers PICTURE PANEL: Robert Bakiund, Cheryl Armitage, Frank Londos, J.R. Thornton, Louis Meyers, Scott McDermet, CENTER LEFT: Mr. Londos. CENTER RlGHT: Assisting students with the computer was Miss Armitage. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. McDermet, BOTTOM RIGHT: Helping Brenda with her math was Mr. Meyers. Y 4' i ,M '-fm? Media Center TOP RIG HT: Students enjoyed the use of the library this year. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Sayles. Picture Panel: Anne Brault. Evelyn Rosenau, Toni Niemi, Ann Keller, Eleanor Thlelman, Beverly Bixel. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Bixel. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Flosenau and Mrs. Keller. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Mr. Schwartz, our TV man. TOP RIGHT: Making use of the libraries many resources was Paul Garry. PICTURE PANEL: Hetty Lillie, Al Schwartz, Selma Case. BOTTOM LEFT: Barbara Goodwin was one of the many bookroom helpers. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Case is our graphic artist here at Roosevelt. Vsis L ...y I ir'Ir X away K fr.. W. K UODUDB f OIUOO Take Note TOP LEFT: Instrumental Music, Mr, Verbout. TOP RIGHT: Vocal Music, Mr. Holman. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Holman enjoyed the special music assemblies throughout the year. CENTER RIGHT: Mike Verbout liked his job. BOTTOM: Mr. Verbout with the band. ,,,,,,,,,,,,L: T a i 5 I V, sl. Q, 5 Lgyjfh Q, 22- ',.' '9,,f A WWMWWMMWWW , A A , :A bg M f ' wr :H T I A 3 W 3. ,.--nw-W A ,.., ax' 'L 5 ,qllV:sQl5L'4gf Ewan ' , , v , -J- i he Upstairs School The main purpose of the Upstairs School is to teach the basic skills of reading. social studies. and math to the students who missed out on them earlier. The teachers have fulfilled special requirements in order to teach in this program at Roosevelt. acknowledging each improvement with great pride. The students and teachers have worked from grade school levels to high school levels. The reading program was one of eleven programs out of 200 in Oregon, chosen last year to receive national recognition. Roosevelt's being the only one of these at the high school level. TOP RIGHT: Vice Principal, Mr. Beyer worked closely with teachers and students of the Upstairs School. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Gronquist, Social Studies teacher. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Murphy, Counselor for students of this program. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Wolf, Math. BOTTOM RIGHT: Doug Robertson. the school tester. OPPOSITE PAGE: PICTURE PANEL: Audrey Brune, Bernadine Marshall, Joan Murphy, John Wolf, Robert Fahsholz, Budd Gronquist, Eartha Graham, Lesley Langan. Nancy Gaughen, TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Brune, Chairman of Reading Program. LEFT: Nancy Gaughen, Reading Aide. CENTER: Bob Fahsholz, Reading Aide. RIGHT: Mrs. Green, English. BOTTOM: Lesley Langan, Reading Aide. Teachers not pictured: Bevan Vinton and Diane Smith. sf .Wham xy il 3 .E lx 5 1-fvuetasew ll L ' , an R ts , IQ 2 I :Q 5 L '52 352561 f ' .' f Q - get 'V , raqfffff A :ef ,W Slfizg. :f-tsmfeif ., .,.. .lleelimfe W .sf-Cm-16151-it ,-1 E Exploration TOP RIGHT: lt's whats inside that counts according to Miss Jones. CENTER LEFT: Andrew Thorsness points out his deposition for his science class. PICTURE PANEL: Susan Storms, Ernie Hohman. Kathy Brandis. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Hohman stirred up hisformula. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Storms. ill'L I I, w , ramp 5 TSS 5 4 RL W ,G v . I A- , 35 4 nmmw .N .ff , we Mug, sf 46. A 5 fi HEEL ,Qu ' 1. 'St mr 'ik -'W :S Q mg 5 Studying Society TOP LEFT: Mr. Bergstrom with Mayor Goldschmitt. PICTURE PANEL: Joseph Courtney. Carl Schwab. Jerry Isaacson, Howard Yank, Jack Ryan, Bob Peets. John Jordon, Kevin Bernard, Ralph Bergstrom. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Courtney with a good book. ff' .f ,. Caretakers TOP RIGHT: Members of our custodial staff were taking a break 10 have their picture taken. LEFT: Mr. Taylor was hard at work. CENTER LEFT: Head of Custodial Staff. Thomas Rutto. CENTER RIGHT: Matron, Majorie Adams. PICTURE PANEL: Joe Deffenbaugh. Roy Liebsack, James DoyIe, Roy Moe, Pete Pfeifer, Elmer Hanson, Frank Vodka. Robert Koesler, Eledred Taylor. 0' If.4f re. w 5r I N.. 4 I f so - I, ..,, tr .fifme I-,., ' xi n I , , w,s.::a:'z --2, '., , ' I ,lp . x of. QR fps JT . .4 if A ack 8' I I 2 V - , 4 1 Hunger Helpers TOP LEFT: Doris Markham and Shirley Proctor. CENTER LEFT: Mary Preciso and student helpers. CENTER RIGHT: Gladys Reed, cafeteria manager. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Monroe worked with french fries. BOTTOM RIGHT: A clean cafeteria! Cafeteria workers not pictured: Bernice Cox. Virginia Butler, Effie Bostrom, Nancy Erhart. Eleanor McCann, Barbara Sime, Mary Smith and Pat Vance. I 3 . 5 4349 1 453 3 55:3 3 -- i l 1 2 , 1 2 , as f fbi f E ' e' f o n na is n o no n 1 L 1. N:-2 . ' 5 51' If f'LL m w VRD , Z, 4... ,L 5'tff1 , :Q,V,,'--w9'?:f:f1-A'flF.j.E it 'xyf U 1 W if '13 5 1, 2 2' fav ,, , .,, I f 5--f5i' yg:, f, . . . , , ' 51-I-fs:- fe-qggm , , . ,f 5? f f, 1 5 ,z W 'if -' we 35 2,-:1 1. g-lab: k , M Y . LW '5gf1P55S5Qg:wJ A i?'3Jgo+.f4fie Sgggffffifgg A 2. W ' U4f'3'3?IfEff 9 4 sf2: :,Q91E3Q,,, W3 Qing -z?5l1. ..:: my ' 5' .1 5 ,, ,f--4:55, .ff . . A 3 , , .Q , KVLV -:, :awe pi, 1. f- W,--f,QN5fv1.1fz,, ' 5 7' ' , A Y , ..f. Q- fLad:wr12f -V: :fm H f - 'M I i. - J K fi if .jr uf-:IfV:'1 , f f SENIORS - I am finished yet I am just beginni ng . . . I am finished . . . yet I am just beginning . . . I am finished . . . yet I am just beginning . . . I a m finished . . . yet I am j ust beginning . . . I am fi nished . . . yet I am just beginning . . . I am finish ed . . . yet I am just begi nning . . . I am finished . Seniors Well the long four years have finally come to an end. Some thought it would never happen and others wonder why it happened so fast. When the Seniors left last year, we just naturally assumed the role as number one, because our class just has what it takes. As you watched the freshmen start out school in big globs and groups, being half scared and half lost, did it bring back the feelings you had four years ago? We all know we weren't that bad. It seems the freshmen get worse every year. We started our freshmen year with a total of 385. Pretty good for a freshman class. Mark Fuqua tried to organize us, as he was our freshman class president. Other officers included Gladys Chan, Terri Pope, and Kerri Rasmussen. Robin Armstrong and Richie Benton were our Freshie Queen and King. During the time that elapsed between our freshmen and sophomore year we numbered 87 less than the previous year. It was during that year that we started causing trouble and being noticed. Since we were no longer freshmen, we weren't intimidated as easily. Kathy Degn was our class president, with Shannon Sprague, Nancy Hokana and Colleen Bradley as the other officers. It was during our sophomore year that we suffered a great loss, one of our classmates Kathy Calvert was killed in an automobile accident. It was a great loss to the class as well as to the school. Nancy Hokana and Dave Boddington kept the Sweetheart tradition going as they were crowned Queen and Mitchell Groh Vice-President Pam Chrisinger Secretary King. Two years down and two to go, is how many people chose to think of it. Probably the only thing that helped many of the juniors through last year was the thought of being seniors next year and dominating the halls as well as the underclassmen. We were led in leadership that year by president Kelly Corrigan and his officers Phil Erceg. Debbie Weaver, and Colleen Bradley. Kelly headed the Junior-Senior Prom and did a fantastic job. Lisa Myers was named Homecoming Queen. Our class enrollment had dropped another 26 people, but even so I think everyone realized we were on our way to the top. Well the past year and the last year for that matter has come to a close. Shannon Sprague and Jim Kennison were elected student body presidents for the fall and spring term. Cindy Klug was our class president, with other officers being Mitch Groh, Dan Bilyeu, Pam Chrisinger, and myself. We had quite a bit of royalty this year with Marilyn Clint being St. John's Jr. Miss, Oscar being voted Candyman jif he can remember itl, Steve Manser, Mr. Roosevelt and Gladys Chan being chosen Rose Festival Princess. Our May Fete Queen was Kerri Rasmussen. So now that schools out and graduation only a few days away, you can always remember the class of 74 as the best Roosevelt's ever had. Kathi Craig Class of l974 Cfficers Class Flower Yellow Rose. Class Color Sunset colors. Class Motto Don't walk in front of me for l may not follow, Don't walk behind me for I may not lead, But walk beside me and be my friend. C lass Song You've Got a Friend. Dan Bilyeu Treasurer Cindy Klug President Kathi Craig Historian r it Barbara Anderson Dave Angier Judy Aucourt ff' xg Danny Barney Abraham Barron Linda Barry Doug Baker Pam Baker Joe Banducci Chuck Banker Starla Bankston Jane Barcley CENTER: Smile you're on candid camera Diane Batsch Susan Baxter Mark Berg Penny Berge Dan Biiyeu Calvin Bissonette Karen Blair Rick Bievens 'Ef- Dave Boddington Pam Bolen Michelle Boyd Robyn Boyer OPPOSITE PAGE: Vickie quietly listened. TOP RIGHT: Fourth door on your right. BELOW: I didn'tdo it. Denise Brackenbrough Colleen Bradley Debbie Brainard Carol Branch Dave Breninger Ted Brooks Lorraine Brown Donna Brune Mike Buell Roger Burbank Tom Bushard Rose Butler RIGHT: Julie enjoyed the great outdoors. CENTER: Debbie worked hard. LEFT: Happiness was the twenty minute break. Oscar Casey Jim Cassidy Sue Cave Gladys Chan Danielle Chase Brenda Chrest Mark Chrest Pam Chrisinger Vickie Christensen Mary Lynn Clark Marilyn Clint Jan Clulow 1,13 xl' C QE Cheryle Cole Debbie Collins Kathy Colvin Greg Cook Kelly Corrigan Kathi Craig Scott Curran Vanessa Daniels Cathy Davis Zana Dayton Richard DeBruyne Mary DeLosReyes fifffilffw?-350' Marty Dennis Denise DeSyIvia Jeanne Detevis 7' QP vi if Suzanne Dubois Cheryl Dunham Bill Easter 4 Sandy Edgmond Ron Edwards Ardis Ellibee Gary Ensunsa mu, gil Rishi,- Mike Espinoza Lanette Farlow Wayne Faust 'sl will Lynette Felix Carolyn Fivecoats Shirley Fleischman Denise Flowers Gordon Foster Bud Fowler Jeannine Fredrickson Mark Fuqua Teresa Gaddis Cathy Gilpatrick Doug Glad OPPOSITE PAGE: A Penny for your thoughts CENTER: NO! RIGHT: Hey, man back up. Verna Glass Toni Gleaves Sally Gomez Debbie Gonder Tanua Gonzales Stephanie Gouveia Laurie Gregory Betty Haliski ff' Mitchell Groh Scott Gross Toni Gutierrez Laurie Hamlin Rick Hardison LEFT: Crest not only whitens your teeth but your hair too. RIGHT: Starla tried to turn away from a photographer. JoAnn Harrison Karen Hays Julia Hill Nancy Hokana Randy Holbert Darrell Humphrey Jason Hutchinson Myrna Hyde was 2 Sue lmboden Cindy Iverson Eleana Iverson Ginny Jeffers CENTER: Bonnie where were you? BOTTOM LEFT: Richie enjoyed the BSU tea. BOTTOM RIGHT: Going my way. Steve Jones Gordon Juedes Terry Keeland Debbie Keller Sylvester Kelsey James Kennison M' Joe Kent Gary Killam Pam Kirkhart Cindy Klug Dwight Knapp Shelia Kost Karen Krouth Patti Krueger Denise Kuehl Mike Labes F f 5 zi- ..5f...W.Wk 1.5.1 , ,mi 1 , , 'JI ' iff f fx f ,,-,mg Q . . ,L9f,f:. Q' Q.- f -igizij, 'gk ,Q Toni Lasich Dave Leland Nick Leonard Anita Letson Peggy Lewis Rico Libbey Judy Lindahl Mark Linimon Jlm Llvlngson Teresa Luke Greg Lundt Pattl Mallon Qi Chen Malloy Steve Manser 'S Doreen Maplethorpe Deana Marghelm Jam Markoff Candy Marrltt Rod McCaskey Lorl McDonald ' H , t f' fa fi' L , Z' 4' if ! fi 1 A Y' Iv Q P , ' fa . - 3 . . ' 'lk if t xt f A . X n .X Jim Mcllwain Sue McLeod Joe Meyers Debbie Mogan Eileen Moon L, L '-,, 1 Jim Moore Brian Mosley Lisa Myers Kathy Nelson Chris Nelson Cindy Newell Delbert Nelson LEFT: DarreIl's mind wandered. RIGHT: A picture of innocence. Neva Noland Diana Nordstrom Kim Olson Don Pastorino Doug Patterson Alan Peek -'B Teresa Peterson Lori Peterson Candice Philpott Terri Pope Roberta Poulin Launi Powell Scott Powell Brenda Rasmussen Kerri Rasmussen Danny Raya Dennis Reed Randy Richards Rhonda Rise Bonnie Risner Robert Risor .fr f T, KL? EL. Debra Roberts Jere Ryder Roland Sahm OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: What did you say? RIGHT: Tea for two. TOP LEFT: As Oscar cracked up Brian hid himself from the camera. Tony Satalich Peggy Schaeffer Tom Schatz John Schmitt Tom Schmitt Marcy Schnoor Pat Scholl Mike Service Janice Shadrick Rocky Smart Julie Smith Ken Smith 1 1 z E E 1 1 Darlene Teeter Robin Thompson Billie Ann Tierney Cindy Tolman Dan Torsen Sandy Townsend Joel Turner Bart Van Dusen Debbie Vance Randy Verbout Donna Vipperman Wendy Wagner Joan Wakefield I Cloressa Walker Gail Walker Karen Warde Sue Waring Steve Warren John Wassmuth Vicki Wassmuth Debbie Weaver ' '17 T55 V 5 A ikgarii I , -. -mv Q 'Jn Er ' , - im e 'M' -P . fx 'Q C, 5' C' ' eh' UW' ., ,, :few-. Charmaine Wecker Debbie Weich Cindy Whipple ,gs- . A' LEFT: Shannon was in deep thought. CENTER: Listen you guys. RIGHT: All smiles. 51 . We ' r Joyce Wigant Becky Wiley Barbara Wilkeson Alice Williams Danny Williams Rickey Williams Debbie Wingfield Paul Wold Scott Wolfe Bertha Wood Diana Woolbright Adele Workman Jody Wyatt Q cc,e 'V Christy Bardsley Merry Callahan Jim Gibson Jim Lynch Vicki Ouebodeaux Bill Noles Graduating Juniors LEFT: Where's Joe. TOP RIGHT: Remember when? BOTTOM RIG HT: Vicki smiled happily. H : r.' T iiiiy kfyfif ,- -5 L Best Looking . . . Best Body ........ Best Personality ...... .... Shyest ,............,. . . Most Likely to Succeed Most Intelligent ..,... . Most Spirited. . . Most Talented . . Friendliest .... Best Athletes . . Wittiest ,,,,.,, Cutest Couple , , Hall of Fame , . .Terri Pope 8tJason Hutchinson . . . . . Gladys Chan 81 Oscar Casey Kerri Rasmussen 84 Roger Burbank . . Diana Woolbright 81 Ted Brooks ......... Shannon Sprague 81 Mitch Groh ......Zana Dayton 84 Mitch Groh . Torn Bushard, Denise DeSylvia 81 Larry Smith ... Marilyn Clint 8iJim Mcllwain ... . Merry Callahan, Phil Erceg 84 Sue DuBois Stephanie Gouveia 81 Oscar Casey .. Laurie Hamlin 81 Roger Burbank Marcy Schnoor 84 Doug Patterson fa. 1, ,1 av , G' Q ic, if ggi? , Y 0 ' Y 1 Q .ya 'in iw., L' z f. 1 it an wr v LW, .azaimwweiwayefggwmq V 3,11 Not Pictured: Kerri Rasmussen 81 Roger Burbank, Diana Woolbright 84 Ted Brooks, Marilyn Clint 84 Jim Mcllwain, and Laurie Hamlin 8m Roger Burbank. Seniors Received Awards At Assembly Awards and Scholarships Presented THE OREGON SCHOLARS: Mitchell Groh, Edwin Abraham. Marilyn Clint, Zana Dayton, Ruth Stromquist, JoAnn Harrison, Katherine Nelson. Diana Woolbright, Susan Cave, Laurie Hamlin, Kelli Suckow. THE DAD'S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP: Kelli Suckow to attend Portland Community College and Jim Kennison to attend Portland State University. THE PEGGY MITCHELL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Shannon Sprague. THE PORTLAND ELKS LODGE MOST VALUABLE STUDENT : Shannon Sprague. THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: Shannon Sprague. HONORS AT ENTRANCE ATTENDING THE UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND: Zana Dayton and Mitchell Groh. THE GIRLS LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIP: Denise DeSylvia, THE ROSE FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP: Cladys Chan. THE COLUMBIA LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP: George Espinoza to attend Mt. Hood Community College. THE OPTIMIST CLUB SCHOLARSHIP: Delbert Nelson to attend Mt. Hood Community College. THE PORTLAND ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATIONAL SECRETARIES SCHOLARSHIP: Marilyn Clint. THE HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP: Mitchell Groh. MAJOR CUPS AND AWARDS: Valedictorian: Zana Dayton. Kelli Suckow, Diana Woolbright. Salutatorian: Marilyn Clint. Geraldine Cartmell English Trophy: Marilyn Clint. Anne Richards Foreign Language Trophy: Jo Ann Harrison. Arthur George History Trophy: Don Stanwyck. Arthur Larsell Math Trophy Don Stanwyck. Leola Craig Service Award: Kathi Craig. Richard Turnbull Honor Society Scholarship: Mitchell Groh. Lois Sayles Library Science Award: Vanessa Daniels. Frank Holman Choral Music' Award: Marilyn Clint. Verne Preston Instrumental Music Trophy: Ruth Stromquist. DEPARTMENT AWARDS: Art: Suzanne Waring Business Education: Kelli Suckow, Laurie Gregory. Darlene Teeter, Marilyn Clint. English: Marilyn Clint. Foreign Language: Julie Smith. Forensics: Denise DeSylvia, Danielle Chase, Merry Callahan. Girls League Girl of the Year: Kerri Rasmussen. Home Economics: Vicki Ouebodeaux. Industrial Art: Delbert Nelson. Journalism: Donna Brune. Library Science: Marcy Schnoor. Mathematics: Zana Dayton, Mitchell Groh. Lori McDonald, Music: Zana Dayton. Mitchell Groh. Diana Woolbright, Dave Angier for Choral: Barbara Anderson, Scott Wolfe, Vanessa Daniels, Julie Smith for Instrumental. Office Aide: Vicki Quebodeaux, Kerri Rasmussen. Kelli Suckow, Sue Cave. Physical Education: Toni Lasich. Sue McLeod. Roberta Poulin, Stephanie Gouveia. Science: Patti Mallon. Cindy Klug. Scott Wolfe. Social Studies: Jeanine Fredrickson, Sue Cave. Roberta Poulin, Shannon Sprague. Special Education: Denise Kuehl. Theatre Arts: Carol Branch. . .Au ,F Ll Outstanding Boy: Jim Kennison. Outstanding Girl Cindy Klug, Outstanding Athlete: Oscar Casey. You've Got A Friend When you're down and troubled And you need some loving care And nothin, nothing, is goin' right Close your eyes and think of me And soon I will be there To brighten up even your darkest night. If the Sky above you Grows dark and full of clouds And that ole' north wind begins to blow Keep your head together And call my name out loud Soon you'll hear me knocking at your door, Ain't it good to know That you've got a friend When people can be so cold They'll hurt you, and desert you And take your soul, if you let them Oh. but don't you let them. You just call out my name And you know wherever I am I'll come running to see you again Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall All you have to do is call And l'll be there You've Got A Friend, The Civic Auditorium was the setting for this years graduating class of '74, The graduates marched in as Miss Diane Smith played the traditional Pomp and Circumstance. The Ceremony was opened as Lori McDonald gave the invocation, and Jim Mcllwain led the Pledge of Allegiance. The seniors were greeted first by Mr. Wienecke, principal: and then by Cindy Klug, senior class president. Speaking for the class was Zana Dayton as Valedictorian, Marilyn Clint as Salutatorian, and Shannon Sprague as Honored Speaker. Mr. Joel Sappenfield and Mr. Clarence Beyer recognized the graduates receiving the Scholarships and Honors, and Major Cups and Awards: Mrs. Jacque Jaeger wished the seniors good luck. Kathi Craig and Becky Spradlin called out the names, as each graduate came to the stage to receive his or her diploma. Kerri Rasmussen closed the evening with a benediction. The graduates walked out of the auditorium with feelings of happiness for just graduating, but also sadness of leaving their friends. Class of l974 Graduates N' ' .0 4' , Y 5 s 1 QW' M ,A ,f '-N, Sk ,Mk -'-...M Q S , 64 LINDERCLASSMEN - Fres hmen . . .I am just begin ning . . . Sophomores . . . l am halfway there . . . J uniors . . . I am almost fi nished .... Freshmen . . . I am just beginning . . . Sophomores . . .I am hal fway there . . . Juniors. . . I am almost finished . . . Freshmen . . . I am just beginning. . . Sophomore Juniors Under the leadership of Vice-President Michelle Ericksen, Secretary Cheryl Fransen, President Ed Bonnot. and Treasurer Tina Davis, the junior class was very enthusiastic this year. They made a lot of plans for various money making projects, and the plans they did make began early in the year, This year's class of 1975 organized a R.H.S. Community Fair. They had cake walks, different kinds of side shows, white elephant sales, and take out dinners. They had other money making sales like candy sales, car washes, and black-lite poster sales. All these projects were to help raise money for the prom. Plans for the prom started early in the year as chairman of the prom, Ed Bonnot had juniors working hard. The theme, Stairway to Heaven, was carried out in the colors of London lime and lemon twist. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at Town Hall. Ed Ackers Denise Addis Steve Allen Elaine Allin Brenda Andrews Lisa Anisco i Lori Antti Cindy Arnason Stan Asanovic Linda Atkeson Vince Aucou rt Cris Ausum Dana Baker Rod Baker Tom Banker Christy Bardsley Debbie Barney Martin Baron ,. Gayle Beck I ,V 1 Carol Benedict Laurie Bennett , f 1 'I..f7 ' ,. l. M he Debra Baughman f .. ' gf. Eddie Benton Y' A -. .Q gl Q 4. r . , , fs fri? 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'1 Daphne Strohl Debbie Stromire Paul Sullivan Jeff Switzer Barbara Tandy Daniel Thomas Robert Thomas Dan Thompson Jacqueline Thompson Paul Thompson Tina Thornton Robin Tolman Pam Tolles Left: A nice relaxing day at Roosevelt. Right: William Cryderman was making a tough decision for the newspaper, Bottom: Tina worked hard, John Tolnai Linda Totton Toni Trusky Duane Tyler Cathy Tyrrell Dan Uhl Gary Verbout Penny Vernon Diana Vipperman Jeff Vuurman Paul Wack James Waltermire Karen Ward Kim Wahsbu rn Steve Weir five N1 f' ' i lfe5i3i1 5? l7.E+f1', IEEE' M saw .lm Q. N4 l . , ,gm '4- L l N , K? 12 n w . mf -f5?'f4Eif'V ' w- .f ,ff 72523 l Q .li 4 9 f l qi-:Zy- ge- ,, M mga? iii? T lf , ff' ff W f kk 2 A 1, -, e .ev-,.gf4f-fffig fm--me ,iw ff' f .tg g -f-1-11+ f , ,Ek . Q PM , , - 5.273 ijwjgfl 'I n - f A x W -. e-59' i ,--w eifr ,, Vr.. .. ,,l,k,, . . , ,,,,. , 555, , - ,A Swllff ' , 1 . 5? '- H'-. 'mf' ,, .: 3,253 H K Q, , ,W 1 Y if k ' 2 -3. V- 2691 W,,, -.., . 4, W, ' l X m ff I.. 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Among some of the projects the sophomore class had this year, one of the biggest was money raising. They sold, to begin with, suckers and peanut butter cups. There was a committee selected to take part in the sales. They consisted of: 1. Barbara Weller 2.Jodi Krueger 3. Lori Butcher 4. Diana Fisher 5. Mary Christianson 6. Melody Snook 7. Dan Fahsholz 8. Diane Robertson 9. Donna Morrow 10. Suzanna Sabah 11. Wesly Miller 12. Joan Corah 13. Penny Watterson 14. Sandy Verbout 15. Kris Ruddick Liz Adams Steve Addis Diane Ade Donald Alden Donna Anderson Jeannie Anderson Joseph Anderson Beverly Andrews Delmer Anholt Flonald Asmus April Auborn Della Bail X Sandy Bailey Allen Bare Patty Baron Patty Barr Kelly Barrera John Barrier 5 Andrea Bazan Inez Beach Jeff Bean Dennis Berge Kathy Berge Tina Berglund 1 I r 1. . . ii A W isaa Q Q-S-f-x hem... .. A lx . 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'- .uw eg,-alfalfa Aa:-Af , .ti -'ia..',5 ' isp at IQQ W x -if ' rw 4A'Q.v' Fred Bishop Howard Bobbitt Kim Bogus Jack Booker Calbert Bowe Dan Bowers Jodie Boyd Marian Braddock Dennis Bradford Sue Bradley Kim Brausen Karen Breunig Tracy Breunig Ann Bricker Lania Brooks Bill Brown Janet Brown Mike Brown Jeff Brune Mike Brungardt Kathy Buckles Clayton Buerkie Barbara Bunker Kelly Burns Cecil Burrows Greg Busch Sandra Bush Lori Butcher Carol Byrd Lloyd Cabantoy ............a LEFT: Some of Mr. Holman's girls were practicing for the Christmas program. RIGHT: Mary looks out the door to see what's going on, Mary Caldwell Darl Campbell Tammie Campbell Kevin Capelle Janet Carley Tammy Carlson Ron Castien Jim Cates Jeff Caudle Eileen Charmley Chuck Christensen Mary Christianson Lois Chuinard Dale Clemmens Ted Clendenin Teri Cloninger Debbie Coe Brenda Cole Dianna Cole Berdina Collins David Collins Melvin,Collins Debbie Conn Dianna Coop Joan Corah Cecelia Gouveia Ginger Crombie Randy Crouchley Bonnie Cunningham David Derrick David Dickson Sandy Dix Dan Drew Joanne DuBois Elaine Durfee Doug Edmonds Mary Edwards Debbie Edwardson Jerri Ellington Kenneth Erhardt Dale Eslinger Ron Espinoza Linda Estes Mike Fahrer Dan Fahsholz Robert Pain Jim Farrell Lona Felix , , I aa if 55.22 . 'Fm ffak:Z,f Q. 4 1 es Lx f l Q If Y nm, r if X .. - 1 Q ,, .V - 5: is A - -I ' i , r, W., -- l f 4 . l iiiiii frail? T M' VQUJ: J 2 , J :ff-t N 5 .iffy ..,l. . uf-f,.P, V 1 ' rg y 1 Qs i 5? l ,. all ef ' .Q 5 5 . - HES? 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Dale Fergurson Jerry Ferguson Kathryn Fieseler Brent Fishbaugh Bill Fisher Diana Fisher Leonard Fivecoats Tony Fleming Mary Fleskes Mindy Fletcher David Fleury Jerry Flint Jeff Followell Dan Fuge Tracy Fuqua Barbara Garrison Paul Garry Leslie Gaul Paul Gebhardt Sue Gehrt Carol Genise, Debbie Getz Steve Gibson Dianna Gillpatrick Susan Gleaves Deby Goodman Karin Graham Vanessa Green Tim Gregory Janelle Grubb Colleen Gulliksen David Haahr Ann Hafer Larry Haggard Jon Hall Terri Hall Tim Hamlin Julie Hanset Kim Hansman Gerry Harris Penny Hart Darold Hartman Rick Hascall Jeff Hayes Tom Hays Jodene Heider John Hernandez Terry Herzog Cindy Higley Jeri-Llyn Hines Edna Hoffert Darrell Holbert Randy Horsey Marlon Horton Richard Househo Norman Howard Rick Howard Floyd Hoyt Cameron Hughes Millie Huseman Ider Eli : 45E',ff.,. Sa -ww? 11125 F wily-A '- rwac' 3 ,.. ,.,-f , ,A we A :wifi l 4 535 lpsflfm? 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Gail Kellmer Eileen Kelly Vickie Kennedy Gary Kent Larry Kepley Julie Kern Kathy Killam Dennis King Ricky King Joe Kinnaman Barbara Kinney Paul Kivior Marilyn Klemin Mary Knox Kimberli Kotts Benny Kraft Charles Krieger Jodie Krueger Annette Krummacher Jerry Labes David LaFollette Jackie LaLonda Carrie Landis Brenda Langevin William Langworthy Henry Latour David Lauten Mary Lee Kim Lindberg Lynnette Liska Henry Lockett Samuel Lockett Doug Lowery Sheilaelaine Luke Debra Lynch Andrea Lyski Sandy Malloy John Manser Cookie Marritt Mike Marshall Jerry Martin Debbie McCarthy Jeff McDonald Kelly McGarry Rick McKeen 4 . M .1 . ,, m H W if ,Q 1 , .Q Q M F5 IEE .z ii .K-1 ' Wifi' A ' zu 5, N ' ' gn? i ,-Le' ' 25 5 ES 'i 435' T' , ' if l - - as, iii, W 3 v i , A Q , , fm ' . T noi,--V' 'Nr , Eilxffiv '. I i i Rag- A ,lpx9 Qgi ., ,, . -Q, , , ,L ,,, fam 1 ffirtgk 2. Fi g . J. . . ,-- V ai' ..,-.. .ur . f . 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CENTER Couples were enioying themselves at the Freshie Dance, RIGHT: Don Alden will take on anyone. Joel Tolman Sharon Tolman Mike Tolnai Sherry Torgerson Gordon Treber Shirly Truman Nancy Tucker Roy Turner Lisa Ulestad Domingo Urrutia Patrea Usinger Mike Vance Kathy Vanderwerf Sandy Verbout Eleni Vokos Brian Waldrop Darrell Walker Steven Walker Mike Walling Diana Walvoord ,, .,,,.L, , . , .. 'w Q? ,, di i f 2 'Far fx! i K. , , ff 55 Aa , z-'H'-24551. E . I . .. -- ' U-WD ' - ,iligig plaguing w-afwim.. :g y M, .J , or an - :swf-3-A, f 14 JS '. fa sf, QU Q 1 'K f k f .. in 1 , . y,11 . Q55 f A' A Q, 1. ki ,Q 4 ' ,A i . v Q f.. -Ln f Q i ,' ' 1-,.1f? QLl' tw' I, v m ' V 552 21,-... a:5g15iQ,j:g5'ff 1 ii. - Y I 'g,- iarr f K I 5 g 'V 5535. - X -gt, ,M V .V V, wh ,Jf 'f Q W X A, R ,! e ii N r r N i W:-A-f' n r w Ni ,H , A f,-3 ,V 'J ' ff.fi xXY, A 1 l W i , nfl ,.:, a A me 5 ' F .4 f v' a 'Q LEFT: Nancy Forncrook is being escorted to the stage. RIGHT: The librarians are a very helpful part of the school. 'E' I W ,X :fa H fi lx. Qtek .Q , . ' 'iw 32255 3 U QE? 5 -4 2-4 -. Q 52552 -v w :. 3 Q, 5 3 5 -l -1 C rn fb 3 .. 3 :r ,A R .- gn -r 'T 3:-iefi 2' ,f ' 1' ' 1 1.3: il 1 - ' :I :f'f5 4113 N4 Rf. l N jf i'z'2 z J? Q J-I +34 r r ,dy , . yi I. 1 lf! N K A W i Z my z, -23 , 15 VJ ' if. vu. '!A'2'ff.: W, fgfi Wifi!! .5 A flwwm ,W 145' Y 1 .. x . lffff 4 . .Find ' .igclsik - I ., , . iff . TE, E. - l A x X . ' l l lu. 5 he sl If - Q22 f :M - Y- V , - K. 2' 2 , l Q 6 ,S in S 1-.girl iw H . ,r W: fi' ,. elm W 4. as , l fl , . X J ' me 5 f ' X I Y A ': it I N few' r mfg? 3 ,a 'Lili 'li ' . Jim- kils, wif 3? ii! 9 .- J' ,gf N. lf ks 3 ll in t rl I Larry Welch Barbara Weller Georgia Wells Lorelei West Vaughn Wheeler Anne Wiley Rodney Wiley Brian Wolf Michele Wolfe lVlarty Woods Jerry Workman Mark Wynne Cheri Zickefoose Patty Zimmerman Sharon Zimmerman Freshmen The class of 1977 was the largest class at Roosevelt. The officers were Sally Chan, Secretary: Toni Heaverin, Vice-President: Julie Corrigan, Treasurer: and Mary Verbout, President. Freshman Orientation was different from years before. Instead of taking the freshman on tour of the school, the clubs in the school put on a skit entitled Let's Make a Deal. The chartered organizations were represented to show the freshmen what clubs were in the school. Jason Hutchinson who portrayed Monte the Master of Ceremonies, went around to the freshmen in the audience asking them questions and giving them prizes. For example, interviewing a frosh, Monte asked, How do you get a Student Body Card? The reply was You buy one! For the astute answer the frosh received a prize, a bottle of bubbles. rf. 22154 ' ' -. Wi Doris Aasen David Abbott Dianne Ackerman X Brad Albro W Teresa Allard ' Donavon Anderson Y V ,iii ,Ee . .2 5 'if' . as 3 . r eg g Mayola Anderson Steven Anderson Ricky Andrews Shelley Armstrong Maryann Arntsen Becky Atkeson 4 9 L? -40x.,,. 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H ' u 'FF 55ls:3f2,: ' 3:1 Av il 9 ed' Wf- if Ty Fergurson Tammy Fink Sunday Fivecoats David Fodor Nancy Forncrook Vickie Foster Shawn Freeman Mary French Beth Gebhardt Debbie Gillpatrick Kenny Girres Evelyn Glass LEFT: Some students are trying to lose weight! CENTER: The guys in shop work so hard that the sparks fly. RIGHT: A freshman is enjoying the use of the library. 1-1 :..:-,,2f'ffi:13iH ' :u:2s:1liQsEW if ' fa if ' , U ,A-I . M ,,, . . , , . I 3 -if. i .ra I 1 l, ,. 'S' if 52 449 vs- : L- ig. V fl 122 ,, , J fv. i Q31 : 1 , nm : . ,. ,:., A f. 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W Y ,' . 6 Kathleen Keller Bill Kellmer Kathy Kelly Debi Kennedy Jim Kennedy Anna Kent Bill Kent Kathy Kepic Larry Killam David King Michael King Shirlene King Kevin Kleiv Karen Knutson Gary Korosky Brad Kost Vance Krieck Randy Kucharzyk Debbie La Monda Julie Landers Darcy Landis Kathy Landtiser Cathy Langworthy Jerry Lape Marlyn Lape Candy Larko Valerie Larsell Debbie Larsen Teri Laster Kathy Lee Dennis Letson Sandy Lewis Mark Lindberg Willard Locke Karen Lofstrom Scott Long Brian Longoria Sherry Lundgren Patricia Mackley Bonnie Markstrom Roger Marshall Kenny Martin Nora Martin Roberta Matteucci Cheryl Mayes Lindy Mayfield Paul Mayfield Stephen McCoy Lorri McGee Michael McGrady Sheri McKeen Alvina McLaughlin Scott McLeod Debbie McMurtry Gary McMurtry Karen Mercer Cindy Meske Melaine Metzker Larry Michael Debbie Mikesh Ken Miles Don Miller Michelle Miller Ilene Mills Heidi Moilanen Patty Moran Marty Munson Patti Murphy lsable Myers Tim Neely Bruce Nelson Sammy Nelson Mike Newman Dana Nicholls Debby Oliver Vernon Oviatt f..L4v.i' - :1i..Q4:4a- im ,X it I l . 3 35, M U, 5 ' MF.. - 1 vw , , v .if 5' ww il i XZ' 1 E55 , w :E 4 L., 5 ,,,. 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CENTER: These frosh were attentively listening to one of the first Freshman Assemblies of the year. RIGHT: The Seniors and Freshmen were getting aquainted while watching the Girl's League put on a skit. Deanne Rheault Victoria Rhone Jeanne Ricks Raymond Ries Charlotte Rise Mike Rittgers Charlotte Robinett Gary Roeter Laurie Rogers Sandra Rogers Barbara Rose Lori Roselle Danny Ross Tim Ross Clarence Rothamel Dennis Rowland Cheryl Russell Robert Russell Mike Rust Beth Sanders Laura Schaefer Sam Schaefer Barbara Scherpf Neal Schmitt Sue Schmitt mi ' f 'fin-',.:.' A I QM.- ' 9 'ff , .. . . t ,mfs w -3,35 , , ,, if 1:3532 ' Q- . Q' X ,, sr . 1 , . XL ,Q ,tl ,r , A ' si i 1' -5: 1 ' R 'iffg2q,: -1 g3a5i55f.f.s: 1:iagt.4 : .5':, , sm 5 . -f .1 ,, , fgggn iz -.1 fifig -Pj ' Ars' 12 f' .ff ,V ' fir '. fxayfgf. H 7,5 . TQ ! . .W I I 1 f R I-,A K- f 'Q ,5qasf:3:-11, f l., , . 'S ,sa ' wi . , Q, , . - ',,, as Q 4 , - U ' f x Q LEFT: Miss King posed for a picture for the yearbook. 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Q' ,ii N, p 1,1152 f ' ' 11-rw N -v an ' xl:-0 5 V g 1 ,rg 'iw . j Il 53 ' 52, .. , ' Luigi vu,- William Schmitt Billy Schuky Tom Schultz Debbie Schuster Nancy Schwalb Susie Scott Tammy Scott Cindy Scull Maryann Service Shelley Sessler Janina Setera Debbie Shankles Mike Shebora Robert Sheldon Daniel Shipley Laureen Shirley Alex Shuey Daryl Sims Tom Singletary Kenny Slack Bill Smith Candy Smith David Smith Flemona Stanton Jeff Smith Lori Smith Sam Smith 00 Patty Snow Gwenne Sorensen Susan Spurlock Ken Stanwyck JoAnn Steen Mark Styles Terri Tandy Scott Taylor Katrina Temple Mark Tetrault Elaine Thomas Mike Thompson Scott Thompson Patti Thorne Teresa Thurston Robert Tierney Patti Totton , ,.. 1 it as ' In . t in i s QQ. ,I , , i..e,.f 7f,fiV,, 1 pug, I F w 1 H u 2 . : . pate? ., il ' r 'I Wifi? if ,, , . . :ff ,af . -' fm fl fxiii 4, ,, in ,- Milo Trott Martin Trotter 1' 1 ,.,. , f i t 1 Debbie Tune i f Satonya Urrutia T ' ,I Billie Usinger Bob Vesely 2 - K Mary Verbout A . u f ' Brad Wagner ' 1' A LEFT: Denise DeSyIvia read off the names of the Seniors Freshie sisters. CENTER: Mr, Bozich and Mr. Beyers were assisting in a fight. RIGHT: The guys have alot of spirit in a pep assembly, V 1 Xi t -w,u.,!f, , -. :t,e1v.w,, 1 ff.. . .- .ewii ., 'gfe-'ww ,Q t t gfzprff'-H Q.: 5 ' ' I, li , 'lr -,M W- '5Zt if J' 'Te ' my .. y . . 5' ,3 PV, 1 , .- , J ' -1 ihfwi 1 , isbiiif' ' ' V , -' -13 ' ' 1 . aZ?'?f'5' i ' .. i s Q - 1 0 ' f. f, ' 1 y .5 5, . . 5 -. Hymns :N 15:5-6 f:: , , i ,, ., g -1 i wi X tt ,Q t ,Jin - W e T. 1 e,r'. at 2 -. , if' 5 'I T s.. ,.x 'z: 'V f'3I' 5f .I' . 1 F if .-D i f-X Q , , . t me if 1 ,. ,ix 4. we J , 57 I sf' A 9 , f 5 X ' A -33 if 3 . 'MEL' gil iii 5 Fjfzffig an nv it 1 5 p- . UWM. ,,p-ff' es.- an-L g ,. . .w,ff,b1 W Us ,. -- -..a21,. as , ., l' M. L , as..,,,-lg e.--.,,3. i aw f as 'Q 6- uh: X U 21. gl gas as ig 1 :HSM V? Ml ' L .ffm- . we 'i H5 ' E325 AE sm ., . , , V ggi , .. f , gy.: l Y .Q i If . is 1 K sa 'f'1 S'Aiii l . . 'U 'ifaissiv wig' J RE. aff is Q' lflf:gw5g5,, ,. - 4, L,., 1 gm., ' 'L if , 2' lj: ' , ,gs-, ,..v 5, wi -1 rx' Q1 ' ,. ,K ww! .J 51 A ,,, ,,, ., ' .,,, , may are gas ' H'-. 2 gr: 21, : , -' , ,, . L , 1 . 4 j ' ' - P ' .f--QQ , I X A ' VZ g ir., 5' . U ' 'fin i 1- - ' -'H Q A ry-ff A lf' 9. 'fi M ...al V , I Jw! . qazzbzgmf-f i f , Al - f iff T , fi? ,W 9 K..h . V M. .. .. 1 'W eff f ai. vE5?iSiFY' , 'fir ' , ia ,W I 4 X' . :ao ' A ja ' A- f 'W 5,52 L . Q16 Y in i 1 W le, ,. Q51 Y- fl wi! sag fy' . ,X , fll Anna Wallace Doug Walling Valletta Wa re Janie Waring Sally Watson Mike Weaver Renee Weiss Brian Westby Barbara Weston Terry Whitcomb Vern Wigant Linda Wiglesworth Kirk Wik Leanna Wilkerson Charles Wilkeson James Wilkinson Mary Wilkinson Wendy Williams Cheryl Wilson David Wilson Lila Wing Dawn Wolfe Mark Woodruff Jeff Wooten Marie Wooten Lynnette Wortham Duwayne Zicklefoose l 4 .W STUDENT ACTIVITIES - I am alive. . .I have reaso n . . .I feel. . .I am alive ...I have reason... I fe am alive... a ve reason... IfeeI...I am alive. . .I have reaso n . ..I feel. . .I am alive .I have reason. . . I fe eI ...Iam aIive...Iha vereason...IfeeI...I I am alive. . .I have reaso Roosevelt lst in U.G. . Drive On October 14, 1973 a battle of the sexes assembly was held to help raise money for U.G.N. The girls brought their In two minutes Paul Sullivan stuffed down ten hard-boiled eggs. giving the boys another victory. The boys again muscles with them and overturned the overturned the girls in a basketball free boys in a tug-of-war contest. In the art of playing ping-pong the boys proved to be more skillful by winning all four matches. throw contest. This assembly brought in 373.00 helping Roosevelt to achieve first place in the city-wide U.G.N. drive. N W6 gl fx 'Kbvs W ..q.5gcgnlQF9 1 I s if s xl 4 K K as 5 Wx Basketball, Donkey Style at R.H. . Spills. thrills. and excitement can explain the evening of January 23. in the Roosevelt gym. That night the Roosevelt Dads Club sponsored a Dads v.s. faculty basketball game to be played on donkeys. The game, ending in a tie score of 8 to 8, left the players with bruises felt for days to come, The evening was a big success providing a good time for all those who participated as well as for those who observed. TOP LEFT: Mr. Fahsholz made two points for the teachers: TOP RIGHT: Mr. Wolf mounted his white stallion. O6 Fabulous 50's All was quiet, then over the loud speaker the M.C. said, And now the moment you've all been waiting for: with no further ado may I introduce Bill Haley and the Comets! This nostalgic scene was the setting of 50's assembly put on by the Spring Varsity Rally. The days when bobby socks and pony tails were like nowsville, and taking your girl out meant watching the neighborhood submarine races from the backseat of your Ford. It was also the break through of modern day rock. Such music stars as Chuck Berry. Little Richard. and Elvis Presley got their big break in the 50's. By dressing up in typical 50's attire the whole student body helped those fabulous years come alive again in the halls of R.H.S. Making the entire day a gala event for all. TOP LEFT: Mr. Yank and Mrs. Boam boogie to the good music: BOTTOM RIGHT: Bill Haley and the Comets as played by Michell Groh, Bart VanDusen, Dennis McDonald. and Don Stanwyck. W ,,,,. a f Mars Candies To Promote the Mars Candy Bar Contest. the Student Council put on a noontime assembly. The school collecting the most Mars wrappers was to win a concert by The Raspberries. Paraded in by his court of candy bars to reign over the assembly was Candyman King. Oscar Casey. Mr. Mars himself came to the assembly, and told M.C. Allan Winninghan just how good Mars candies are, Despite the absence of teeth Mr. Mars looked quite healthy. The assembly was another success, ending with the distribution of Mars candy bars. TOP LEFT: Mr. Mars. Mitchell Groh: BOTTOM LEFT: With striking speed streakers struck the assembly. in 3 Y: fsi ll Music Department Brought Guests and Brown Bag Concerts to R.H. . Besides inviting various guests to Roosevelt the Music Department added something new to their program, Brown Bag Concerts. The concerts were informal gatherings in the library during the noontime hour. Students were free to walk in and our of the concerts. and were very careful not to disturb the performances. Each concert was formed around a particular style of music so there was something to please everyone. Students appreciated the talents of all the performers and were glad to be able to hear them in an informal setting. The Music Department did a good job in organizing the concerts, and hopes to continue them next year. b TOP LEFT: Mr. Edward Pierson of the New York City Opera Company: TOP RIGHT: Dancer, Raymond Johnson: BOTTOM LEFT: Oregon Symphony Director, Lawrence Smith: OPPOSITE PAGE: CENTER RIGHT: Diane Estepp performed at the piano: BOTTOM LEFT: Zana Dayton played Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight, and Ben to Cannan. 2-sq l 110 scum Foreign Exchange On March 1, 1974 the Foreign Language Department presented a Foreign Exchange Day. Students from all parts of the world visited Roosevelt telling of their homelands and various ways. By using slides and movies of their native country, the exchange students made their visit enlighting as well as educational. The exchange students all agreed that American schools are much easier then their own. Also they agreed that America is mainly a push button society. It was a busy day for our visitors, answering questions and asking a few of their own. X M-sam ...Wadi WI Day The students of Roosevelt would like to thank the Foreign Language Department for giving them a chance to meet new friends and the opportunity to learn more about the different ways of foreign countries. TOP LEFT: Annick DeLamotte, Belgium: TOP CENTER: Victor Guerra, Mexico: TOP RIG HT: Klaus Radenback, Germany: BOTTOM LEFT: Marissa Valdez, Phillippinesz OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Alvaro Pattan. Mexico: TOP RIGHT: Minako Miura, Japan: BOTTOM LEFT: Flavio Cavalhos. Brazil: BOTTOM RIGHT: Tessia Meily. Phillippines. Sweethearts Diane S Dan SWEETHEARTS: lovable, friendly, or generous people: lfrom The American Heritaue Dictionary of The American Languagel During a dance held on Febuary 8, Diane Robertson and Dan Fahsholz were crowned Sweethearts for 1973-74. The court was selected from members of the Sophomore Class. Then at the dance. students cast their vote for Sweethearts. Becky Poulin and Tom Johnson last years Sweethearts. announced the selection and crowned their successors. TOP LEFT: Sweethearts Diane Robertson and Dan Fahsholz: BOTTOM: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Southards. Sheila Luke, Diane Robertson. Joan Corah, Sue Sabah. Eleni Vokos: SECOND ROW: Dave LaFollette. Dave Derrick. Dan Fahsholz. Jeff Shadrick, Dick Rasmussen: OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: After being selected Sweethearts, Dan and Diane were all smiles: TOP RIG HT: Eleni Vokos and escort Dick Rasmussen: BOTTOM LEFT: Couples enjoyed the music provided at the Sweetheart Dance. , ,laws .4 .... . i 1 5 113 4 Jr. Miss This year the St. Johns J.C.'s chose Marilyn Clint to represent them in the state-wide Jr. Miss Pageant. Marilyn sang the song Bless the Beasts and the Children for her talent performance, while Zana Dayton accompanied her on the piano. Miss Congeniality, who is selected by the contestants themselves. is an award given to the girl who gives the others the support needed to stand poised and relaxed before a panel of judges. Denise DeSylvia won this title, and was first runner up to St. Johns Jr. Miss. A bouquet of roses and many congratulations gave Marilyn Clint much happiness and the incentive to go on to the state-wide Jr. Miss Pageant. TOP RIGHT: St. Johns Jr. Miss Marilyn Clint: BOTTOM: LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Nelson. Gladys Chan, Stephanie Gouveia, Denise DeSylvia, Bonnie Risner, St. Johns Jr. Miss Marilyn Clint, Danielle Chase, Debbie Megan, and Pam Kirkhart. Z, 'V 'll A A ff' Mm Q' 'T-i1': i. fjff. av i Yf.l iv I th VV Y riffs' ws 1 i ' vw 'X .K s ,T ,S Q. ,X Q 5355995 ., E Q fi sf' 2-fm V 369 ws Yeiffhaf ' 34115 . Q-we -A . FQ? V6 I .ei as-refs E fit +1 ap: M - ' 5lQrZJ:JgJf2 52 M1 if wg ,L :?EififfgSi TOP RIGHT: Marilyn Clint sings BIess the Beasts and the Children : TOP CENTER: With grace Gladys Chan does her floor exercise routine: TOP LEFT: Danielle Chase sings Amazing Grace to the melody of House of the Rising Sun : BOTTOM LEFT: Denise DeSylvia receives a congratulatory hug from Tammy Brune for being chosen Miss Congeniality. This year's Homecoming festivities started with an assembly in our school gym. Junior class president Ed Bonnet MC'd the assembly and presented this year's Homecoming court. That Friday night 1973-74 Homecoming Queen Lisa Myers crowned Lori Antti as her successor. Lori was chosen from a court of elected girls, consisting of members of the Junior class. The court included Lori Antti escorted by Ed Bonnet, Cheryl Franson escorted by Steve Weir, Kim Hills escorted by Marshall Reed, Melody Kallas escorted by John Heaverlo, Sheryl Kraft escorted by Dennis Krouth, and Susie Robertson escorted by Steve Martinez. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Susie Robertson and Tom Johnson: TOP CENTER: Melody Kallas and John Heaverlog TOP RIGHT: Lori Antti and Ed Bonnet: BOTTOM LEFT: Cheryl Franson and Steve Weir: BOTTOM CENTER: Kim Hills and Marshal Reed: BOTTOM RIGHT: Sheryl Kraft and Dennis Krouth. Homecoming Queen Lori Antti ! 117 Candyman Oscar Casey The sixth annual Candyman dance. held on October 5. was sponsored by Fall Varsity Rally. Ted Brooks, Oscar Casey. Kelly Corrigan. Mike Espinoza, Scott Gross, Jim Kenison, Steve Manser, and Brian York were this year's Candyman candidates. After being graciously escorted on to stage by the rally members, the candidates awaited the crowning. Bob Bonnot. last year's Candyman, made the final gesture and placed the royal crown upon Oscar Casey. For his victory speech Oscar very modestly thanked the crowd for selecting him. BOTTOM LEFT: Candyman Oscar Casey: TOP RIGHT: Nancy Hokana escorted Candyman candidate Ted Brooks: BOTTOM RIGHT: Colleen Bradley escorted Scott Gross to the Candyman stage. gxTg0 ! M BNN ..T BOTTOM LEFT: Steve Manser and escort Terri Pope walked up center aisle: CENTER RIGHT: Happily escorting Oscar Casey was Denise DeSyIvia. Sadie Hawkins In hopes of marriage for a night the girls rounded up their favorite man for the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. Convenient for capturing unwilling dates, was the Sadie Hawkins jail. Couples dressed in the traditional dogpatch style of overalls and zany costumes. Receiving the best dressed couple award were Connie Crawford and Mike Espinoza dressed as bride and groom. Looked as if the hitchin booth had some business that night. Everyone seemed to have a good time at the dance. even those who had the misfortune of being put in jail. Credit must be given to the Girls League Cabinet for such a well organized dance. TOP RIGHT: Best dressed couple, Connie Crawford and Mike Espinoza: BOTTOM LEFT: Tom Bushard and Trudy Moore: BOTTOM RIGHT: Susie Bradley and Tony Popeposed for a memorable picture: OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Looks as if Carol Branch and date had a good time at Sadie Hawkins: TOP RIGHT: The Sadie Hawkins jail: BOTTOM LEFT: And now you may kiss the bride: BOTTOM RIGHT: Ken Jorgenson and Theresa Boles. NNW! -' F 'x y I S., kwa J? ,Ng Q. I Q-J' Sw-Y' W W . I '22 1 ., . 5 ,I 6 5 x 'Y E 3 r h L A 'lL 1-.. 1 f I W 2, an , b il ' f'.,,Q 'HmoD,a! ,,.,..r-'P' f , 4 Freshman Selected Royalty On the evening of December 7. Roosevelt held its annual Freshie King and Queen dance. The dance was planned by freshman class President Mary Verbout and the other officers. Twenty candidates were chosen from social studies classes. On December 4. the court was selected from this group by special class election. Members of the court were: Kathy Coats. Linda Hamilton, Nancy Forncrook, Marilyn Raya, Tuesday Bosch, Patty Totten, Scott Long, Jim Kennedy, Billy Backman. Scott McLeod, Mike Hansmann, and Doug Boddington. On that special night last year's Queen Sue Bradley and King Tony Pope crowned Scott Long and Nancy Forncrook 1973-74 Freshie King and Queen. Guteras, Roosevelt's rock group provided music for the dance. LEFT: Scott Long and Nancy Forncrook were chosen 1973-74 Freshie King and Queen. TOP CENTER: Those that attended the dance seemed to enjoy themselves. TOP RIGHT: Members of Freshie Court were: First Row: Doug Boddington, Queen Nancy Forncrook. King Scott Long, Kathy Coats: Second Row: Patty Totten, Mike McLeod, Marilyn Raya, Jim Kennedy, Linda Hamilton, Mike Hansmann, Tuesday Bosch. BOTTOM RIGHT: Scott Long and Nancy Forncrook appeared pleased with the results of the dance. BOTTOM CENTER: Roosevelfs rock group performed for their first dance. -ffl? 4 May Fete On May 1, Kerri Rasmussen was announced as Roosevelt's 1974 May Fete Queen. Taking a break from her busy schedule at the University of Oregon and returning to Roosevelt, was last year's May Queen Kim Johnson. Kim gave a brief history of the May Crown then announced her successor, Kerri Rasmussen. TOP LEFT: TOP TO BOTTOM: Queen Kerri Rasmussen and Ken Purnell, Diana Woolbright and Greg Lundt. Shannon Sprague and Kelly Corrigan, Becky Spradlin and Roger Burbank. Marcy Schnoor and Doug Patterson, Lisa Myers and Jim Kennison, Lori McDonald and Kim Boles, Denise DeSyIvia and Bob Lanvik, Zana Dayton and,Steve Allen. Pam Chrisnger and Dave Leland, Danielle Chase and Klaus Radenbach. ss ,..-, s May Queen Kerri Rasmussen I F l 126 Stairway to Heaven At eight o'clock on May 4, in the elegant setting of the Town Hall. the 1974 prom got under way with couples entering to the sounds of Elysium. The theme for this year's prom was entitled Stairway to Heaven , and decorating the hall were streamers accented in lime green and lemon yeallow. May Fete Queen Kerri Rasmussen was honored at the prom with the traditional queen's dance. Credit must be given to prom chairman Ed Bonndt and to his committee for such a well organized and extremely good prom. TOP RIGHT: May Queen Kerri Rasmussen and escort Ken Purnell: BOTTOM RIGHT: Marilyn Clint and Tom Gaul smiled happily for the cameraz OPPOSITE PAGE: BOTTOM RIGHT: Denise DeSylvia and Bob Lanvik took a short break from the dance floor. Rose Festival No words could possibly express my feelings at this moment. These were the words of Gladys Chan just seconds after being announced as Roosevelt's Rose Festival Princess. The usual minute and a half speech was not used this year, instead the candidates were given a topic just prior to walking on stage. The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world, was the topic, and most of the candidates tied this in with their feelings about women's lib. Last year's princess Nancy Estes returned to Roosevelt to announce the selection and was greeted with a standing ovation. TOP RIGHT: Rose Festival Princess, Gladys Chan: BOTTOM LEFT: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Myers, Terri Pope, Roberta Poulin. Gladys Chan. Becky Spradlin. Shannon Sprague: SECOND ROW: Danielle Chase. Denise DeSylvia. Marilyn Clint, Vickie Quebodeaux, Diana Woolbright, Debra Jones: BOTTOM RIGHT: princess candidate, Becky Spadlin: OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: princess candidate, Roberta Poulin: TOP CENTER: princess candidate, Terri Pope: TOP RIGHT: princess candidate, Lisa Myers: BOTTOM LEFT: princess candidate, Shannon Sprague: BOTTOM RIGHT: Roosevelts Rose Festival Princess Gladys Chan is greeted by friends after assembly. 'YW' wg f K W ii 1: ,K like 17 3, ati. .. t., fy I vs Rose Festival Princess Gladys Chan Coronation 5.243 Al...-.,... ig- i nw ifm , 1 ' + me -Nfl' , ,me 4 ' X5 my I A iy ' .ar x ORGANIZATICDNS - I am involved . . . I participate I am involved .. . I partic ipate . . . I am involved . . . I participate. . . I am inv olved . . .I participate . . . I am involved . . .I partici pate . . .I am involved... Iiparticipate . . .I am invo Ived . . . I participate . . . I am involved . . .I particip ate I am involved ... T Leadership . . . Fall Executive Cabinet REQUIREMENTS Students must have a 3 5 grade point average and good attendance THIS YEARS GOAL To promote school participation in school activities throughout the school year FACULTY SPONSOR Mrs Freeman MEMBERS Ed Bonnot junior class president Colleen Bradley activities chairman Danielle Chase secretary Kelly Corrigan president Ellen Lougheed newspaper representative Eileen Markham yearbook representative Kerri Rasmussen assistant secretary Marcy Schnoor publicity chairman Jeff Shadrick sophomore class president Becky Spradlin treasurer Shannon Sprague student body vice president Mary Verbout freshmen class president assistant treasurer: Jason Hutchinson, senate president: Jim Kennison. student body vice president: Cindy Klug, senior class Spring Executive Cabinet REQUIREMENTS: Students must have a 3.5 grade point average and good attendance. THIS YEAR GOAL: To promote school participation in school activities throughout the school year. FACULTY SPONSOR: Mrs. Freeman. MEMBERS Ed Bonnot iunior class president Pam Chrisinger secretary Tom Johnson student senate president Judy Jorgenson assistant treasurer Melody Kallas social activity chairman Jim Kennison student body president Cindy Klug senior class president Eileen Markham yearbook representative Lori McDonald treasurer Jeff Shadrick sophomore class president Tina Thornton publicity chairman Mary Verbout freshmen class president Alan Winningham student body vice president The Student Senate meeting, held once a month, is made up of a student representative from each registration room, Presiding over the meetings were the elected Executive Cabinets. Discussed in the meetings were various school problems and solutions. How to make the halls look better was one of the problems discussed. The solution was to paint the garbage cans. Sponsored by the Student Senate was the First Annual Environmental Day held on April 25 Interested teachers took their students around the areas of Northgate Park and George Grade School Afterwards was a dance sponsored by K G W Student Senate Curriculum Council students, interested in initiating ideas for changes in the present school curriculum. This year the group's faculty sponsor was Miss Diane Smith. The members were: Tina Berry, Ed Bonnot, Dennis McDonald, J. Norman Harris. Barbara Rose, Alan Winningham. The students worked hard this year on a survey that had to do with how students and teachers feel about the present courses offered here at Roosevelt, Each student was given a three page questionnaire to fill out and return. The Curriculum Council really had quite a good response from everybody. Curriculum Council is a group of 1 F Members of this year's yearbook staff were: Rose Butler, Antonio Gutierrez, Laurie Hamlin, Denise DeSylvia, Toni Lasich, Ginny Jeffers, Dale Clemmens, Patti Mallon. Faculty sponsor was Mrs. Joan Swinney. Photographers helping with pictures were: Karen DeSylvia, Ellen Lougheed, Cathy Davies, Gary Ensunsa, Ranger Staff ww.. 132-A ' Q. .W qs .. n.- ,- A ,. , .j,,1'f' 5 ' 'itz li? sig., -'f ' f hull' f , J, , 1 -. QV 1- .,, .. ,, , v O Editor ....................................... Donna Brune 84 Larry Smith Assistant Editor ......................................... Dennis Madden Editorial Page Editor .................................... William Cyderman Page 2 Editor ..........,.................,............ William Cyderman Page 2 Staff ................,,...,..... Ruth Stromquist 81 Shannon Sprague Feature Page Editor ...............,.........,........... Connie Ferguson Page 3, Editor ...,........,................,.......,,... Connie Ferguson Page 3 Staff ...,..........,,....,...,,.... Dennis Madden, Wade Nelson 8: Larry Smith Advertising Editor ...............,.....,......... Larry Smith 81 Reann West Sports Editor ............,................. Cathy Davies, Ellen Lougheed 81 Dennis Madden Sports Staff ..................,.......... Ellen Lougheed. Dennis Madden 81 Wade Nelson Business Manager ,............,.........,........... .. . Ruth Stromquist Photography Staff .................,,......... Cathy Davies, Karen DeSylvia Antonio Gutierrez 81 Ellen Lougheed Distribution Manager ....,.................,................. Larry Smith Distribution Staff .......,.....,.............. .......... J ournalism I Class Guest Writers ............,................... Tim Hafer, Therese Phillips 84 Jeff Schneider Advisor .................,.......................... Miss Lynnette Sabre Rough Rider Staff 495-1' Q Haunting Q M House A STUDY OF SUPERNATURAL MANIFESTATION HiIl house, not sane, stood by itself. . . wall continued upright, bricks met neatly, floors were firm, and doors were sensibly shut, silence lay steadily against the wood and stone of Hill House, and whatever walked there walked alone. CAST Eleanor ...... ..., K athy Nelson Mrs. Dudley .... . . Andrea Lyski . . . .SheriJackson Theodora ...... Dr. Montague ...... ...... E ric Evans Luke Sanderson .... .... J im Mcliwain Mrs. Montague . . . .,... Bonnie Risner Arthur Parker .... ...... R on Jorgensen Directed by ....... Mr. James Hamilton 42 -1 YQ A A 525. , K ,Z Qu . - P -., ,v f?':1kff ,zj,'f 'iz N' I' , ,. W n , .... . - ., Lgqa., ff 0 ff, , p 1, 333: H A '- ,-:' ,JJ . 7 ' ,iff f, ' ri. 'i. 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X X ,ZPL 1' 1 , N 5 . , af, M3 ' 1 W p A i ' ' 4, -:mal X Theatre Club v, ,fl Forensics REQUIREMENTS Students must be enrolled In a speech class THIS YEARS GOALS To be competent In public speaking and to feel at ease with an audience FACULTY SPONSOR Mrs Young OFFICERS Denrse Addrs president Tuna Davrs vrce president Denrse DeSylvaa treasurer Shannon Sprague secretary MEMBERS Denlse Addis Merry Callahan Danielle Chase Connie Crawford Tuna Davrs Denise DeSylvla Shirley Mitchell Shannon Sprague Cindy Tolman National Honor Society REQUIREMENTS Students must have a 3 5 grade point average or higher PURPOSE OF THIS CLUB To promote scholarship THIS YEAR S GOAL To earn money in bake sales candy sales and a raffle to donate blood to help in community projects and to get more students interested in good grades FACULTY SPONSOR Mrs Sherman OFFICERS Mitchell Groh President Lori McDonald Vice President Kerri Rasmussen Secretary Denise DeSylvia Treasurer Shannon Sprague Historian MEMBERS Seniors Edwin Abraham Pam Bolen Michell Boyd Danielle Chase Brenda Chrest Pam Chrisinger Marilyn Clint Kennison Cindy Klug Lon McDonald Sue McLeod Joe Meyers Eileen Moon Lisa Myers Kathy Nelson Kerri Rasmussen Peggy Schaeffer Marcy Schnoor Julie Smith Becky Spradlin Shannon Sprague Kelly Suckow Debbie Weaver Cindy Whipple Joyce Wigant Scott Wolfe Diana Woolbright Juniors Lori Anttl Kim Bigler Ed Bonnot Vallerie Breninger Verna Brown Terri Carroll Dianna Estepp Karen Gierlich Kyra Heine Brenda Kaer Kathy Kent Maury LaFollette Linda Larsell Lori Lasley Barbara Lee Karen Lordos Eileen Markham Vickie Ouebodeaux Daphne Strohl Tina Thornton Pam Tolles Lenora Wheeler Alan Winningham Venessa Daniels, Zana Dayton, Denise'DeSylvia, Toni Gleaves, Laurie Gregory. Mitchell Groh, Laurie Hamlin, JoAnn Harrison. Jim 48 Teddyettes REQUIREMENTS' Junior or senior students with good attendance good grades can be accepted by submitting an application to the club PURPOSE OF THE CLUB To usher for plays serve for dinners and luncheons and act as guides for visitors FACULTY SPONSOR Miss Armitage first semester Mrs Hill second semester OFFICERS Cindy Klug president Debbie Weaver vice president Michelle Boyd secretary' Tom Gleaves' treasurer on McDonald publcity chairman MEMBERS SENIORS Michelle Boyd Vanessa Daniels Pam Chrisinger Denise Flowers Toni Gleaves Jo Ann Harrison Ginny Jeffers Debbie Keller Cindy Klug Patti Mallon Lon McDonald Becky Spradlln Vicki Wassmuth Debbie Weaver JUNIORS Tern Carroll Cindy Dornbusch Michelle Ericksen Linda Fleury Theresa Hatridge Karen Lordos Eileen Markham Pam Miller Daphne Strohl Girls' League and RAM on many projects, and some of their assemblies were combined. One assembly was the new Cow Court , one of the events for Girl's League Week. Norman Harris and Isabel Myers were chosen as King and Queen, The Officers of Girls League were Denise DeSylvia, president: Kathi Craig, vice president: Kathy Nelson, secretary: and Connie Crawford, treasurer. The Officers of RAM were Oscar Casey, president: Roger Burbank, vice president: Doug Patterson treasurer. Senior Girl's of the Month were: Becky Spradlin for Friendly, Denise DeSylvia and Kerri Rasmussen for Spirit, Volleen Bradley for Merriest, Kathy Nelson for Creativity, Kathi Craig for Service, Shannon Sprague and Cindy Klug for Leadership and Danielle Chase for Natural. Girl's League and RAM worked closely together this year. They worked together sm 1., Wk 2 and W3 Q L D Si 63? Pg fe in W 'P REQUIREMENTS: Students who are interested in chess may be in this club, PURPOSE OF THIS CLUB: T promote the game of chess. and try to win their matches. FACULTY SPONSOR: Mr. Thorsene Stromquist, Tom VanDusen, Gene Graham, Mitchell Groh, Don Stanwyck. MEMBERS: Cecil Burrows, David C ins, Mitchell Groh, Ru h Stromquist, Don Stanwyck. Tom VanDusen, Alan Winningham, Gene Graham, Donavon Anderson. Greg Busch. o COMPETITION TEAM: Ruth oll t ,rt veltlll fn 'K lg Chess Club ., .5 Ecology Club REQUIREMENTS Students interested In any way with ecology can be a member of this club PURPOSE OF THE CLUB To enrlch students wlth knowledge of land use and the development of Oregon THIS YEARS GOALS To collect paper and sell It to recycling companlesto ralse money for a scholarship to award to a deserving member of the club at the end of the year They also went to the bucycle commlssron and stressed the needs for blke paths FACULTY SPONSOR Mr Bernard COMMITTEE CHAIRM EN Roger Burbank recyclmg Calvin Blsonett blcyclmg Tom Van Dusen alr and water pollutlon MEMBERS Calvln Blsonett Ed Bonnot Mlke Brown Roger Burbank Harvey Carver Scott Curran Zana Dayton Ernc Evans Cindy Klug Llnda Lowery Don Proctor Tom Van Dusen Cloressa Walker Jlm Waltermlre VICA is for young men and women enrolled as full-time preparatory students in secondary and post- secondary vocational courses in trade. industrial. technical and health education. Members may be students in high school, area vocational schools junior and community colleges VICA recognizes members only through a State Association with the exception of direct membership Members this year Included Jerry Bolen David Dascomb Bob Clevenger Cary Jones James Markoff Delbert Nelson Faculty sponsor was Mr Bob Fuller www VICA 4 Black Student Union REQUIREMENTS: Any student with the desire to join this club may do so. PURPOSE OF THIS CLUB: To create better understanding in human relations. FACULTY SPONSOR: Mr. Ryan. MEMBERS: Beverly Andrews, Brenda Andrews, Anthony Beavers, Richie Benton, Dennis Bradford. Penny Hart. Robin Ivory, Roschell Porter, Beverly Smith, Deeta Smith. Val Vance. Diane Williams. MEMBERS OF GERMAN CLUB Vallerre Breninger Karen Gierlich Mike Baxter Karla Purnell Julie Smith Dawn Wolfe Michelle Wolfe FACULTY SPONSOR Mrs Sherman MEMBERS OF ITALIAN CLUB: Sue Baxter. Joe Banducci, Denise DeSylvia, William Cryderman. Teresa Luke, Tini Thompson. Paul Wold, Kathy Nelson. FACULTY SPONSOR: Miss Densem, Foreign Language Clubs fe, m -.uw 1... 1: 'A rw, -L ash .., French Club REQUIREMENTS: Students interested in the people of France and their language can be in this club. PURPOSE OF THIS CLUB: To raise money for class projects. and take part in social events that pertain to the French way of life. FACULTY SPONSOR: Ms. Densem. MEMBERS: Teresa Allard, Janet Brown, Kim Brozene, Danielle Chase, Marlene Chase, Clayton Buerkle, Theresa Cooper, David Mackley, Roy Turner. Fleury, Julie Helrn, Melody Kallas, Dean Lundborg, Sandi Mcllwain, Judy Moe, Bonnie Noles, Barbara Rose. Shirley Ross. Patty T 5 I ., 5,3 I A REQUIREMENTS: Acceptance from the director. PURPOSE OF THIS CLU B: Highest quality of performance. THIS YEAR'S GOAL: To become a superior ensemble. FACULTY SPONSOR Mr Holman Senior Ensemble MEMBERS Dave Angler Terri Carroll Marilyn Clint Zana Dayton Linda Fluery Barbara Garrison Steve Gibson Mitchell Groh Judy Lindahl Lori McDonald Jim Mcllwain Sandy Mcllwain Mike Meaney Lisa Myers Wayne Service Becky Spradlin Debbie Vance Richard Whendler Diana Woolbright Senior Choir REQUIREMENTS Accepted only upon the request of the director PURPOSE OF THIS CLUB To perform at the hlghest quality THIS YEAR S GOAL To become a superior choir FACULTY SPONSOR Mr Holman OFFICERS Jlm Mcllwam Presldent Marllyn Clmt Vuce President Llsa Myers Secretary Dave Angler Treasurer MEMBERS Steve Allen Wllbert Andrews Dave Angler Theresa Boles Cmdy Boyer Kevln Brandt Terr: Carroll Merry Callahan Karen Cavanaugh Danielle Chase Connie Crawford Marllyn Clmt Marylou Curtlss Zana Dayton Dianna Estepp Phll Erceg Lmda Fleury Barbara Garrison Steve Gibson Joe Glad Karen Glerllch Mitchell Groh Laurne Hamlln Klm Halls Cmdy Iverson Ginny Jeffers Debbue Jones Beth Johnson Melody Kallas Nancy Kelley Jlm Kenmson Pattl Krueger Sandy Lafebre Peggy Lewls Judy Llndahl Dennis Madden Elleen Markham Candy Marrltt Lon McDonald Jlm Mcllwaln Sandy Mcllwaln Mlke Meaney Llsa Myers Joe Meyers Eileen Moon Cmdy Newell Teresa Peterson Laura Plltz Wayne Service Ron Shoals Becky Spradlln Daphne Strohl John Tolnal Debbie Vance Donna Vlpperman Tuna Thornton Joan Wakefield Rlchard Wendler Vaughn Wheeler Joyce Wlgant Alan Wmnlngham Diana Woolbrlght Girls' Choral Ensemble REQUIREMENTS Students are accepted only upon the request of the director PURPOSE OF THIS CLUB To become a good choral group THIS YEAR S GOAL Developing vocal control FACULTY SPONSOR Mr Holman MEMBERS Kam Bogus Brenda Cole Ginger Crombre Mundy Fletcher Debbue Getz Trudy Moore Judy Pacheco Jodle Rlcks Francene Roesselet Karen Wlres Junior Choir Barrera, Al Braaten, Susan Bradley, Mary Christiansen, Debbie Coe. Susan Feigelson. Lona Felix, Larry Fillinger, Carol Genise, Cindy Higley. Jeri Hines, Darrell Holbert. Randy Horsey, Sheri Johnson, Melba Jordan, Jim Jorgensen, Linda Kaer, Annette Krummacher, Debbie McCarthy, Kelly McGarry, Suzanne Neely, Malcolm Noble. Julie Oviatt. Lisa Radish. Steve Rising, Suzanna Sabah, Nancy Tucker, Deborah Weich, Reann West. MEMBERS: Liz Adams. Della Bail, Kelly Freshmen Choir MEMBERS Tina Berry Janet Carley Debbie Clemmons Pamela Crouse Patricia Delaney Becky Donaldson Darlene Estepp Mary French Norman Harris Janet Helder Patty Holloway Pam Jones Peggy Jones Tom Jones Cindy Keller Terr Laster Sandy Lewis Nora Martin Mike Mergert lsabel Myers Lisa Peterson Doris Regimbal Nancy Schwab Maryann Service Dan Shipley Laureen Shipley Rosie Spicher Mary Verbout Lynnette Wortham Vern Wigant REQUIREMENTS Students are accepted through audltlons and dlrectors approval PURPOSE OF CLUB To develop the quallty of muslcal educatlon THIS YEAR S GOALS Work to become the best muslclans posslble FACULTY SPONSOR Mr Verbout R.H.S. Band OFFICERS Thomas Van Dusen Presldent Greg Lundt VICE Presldent Mary Fleskes Secretary Dave Angler Treasurer MEMBERS Steve Allen Barbara Anderson Dave Angler Rory Boyeas Jlm Cates Ted Clendenln Frank Danlels Paul Danlelson Don Dascomb Jem EIIIDQIOU Mary Fleskes Barbara Garrlson Gene Graham J0dI Helder James Johnson Melba Jordan Pattl Krueger Greg Lundt Jerome Nelson Wade Nelson Brent Rockwood Peggy Smlth JUIIE Splnk Ruth Stromqulst Thomas Van Dusen Darrell Walker Scott Wolfe Duwayne ZlCkef0OS6 String Ensemble REQUIREMENTS Students are placed in this group through audition and the approval of Mr Verbout PURPOSE OF CLUB To develop into the highest quality of music possible LEADER Diana Woolbrlght MEMBERS Vanessa Daniels Linda Fleury Jeff McDonald Candace Smith Julie Smith Diana Woolbright THIS YEAR'S GOALS1 To build music education in self and community. REQUIREMENTS Class IS open to students Interested In all types of rock muslc and also Instructor approval PURPOSE OF THIS CLUB To become better musucuans and play at dances and assernblles THIS YEAR S GOALS To bulld a community Interest In the bulldlng of music education In all aspects FACULTY SPONSOR Mr Verbout MEMBERS Ted Clendemn Alan Scheel John Sully Darrell Walker Steve Allen Rock Group l Guitar Class REQUIREMENTS ThIs class IS open to students Interested In learnnng folk or classIcal guitar No electrIc QUIIBTS are allowed In thIs class and students also need the approval of theIr Instructor THIS YEAR S GOALS To become better musIcIans and to buIld commumty Interest FACULTY SPONSOR Mr Verbout MEMBERS MIke Poole Dennis McDonald Alan Scheel BIII WIlS0n Paul Wold PURPOSE OF THIS CLUB: To build a higher interest in the musical education of guitar. To promote school spirit at football games and wrestling matches, Colleen Bradley, Donna Brune, Denise DeSylvia, Nanci Hokana. and Terri Pope were selected as this year's Fall Rally. Adviser of the Fall Rally was Mrs. Sharon Freeman. 1 1 . gf. ,Q .i , , 'I 'iii IW x , i i ...il Q V. , t 'nn ' 1 :ae 4 'H Spirit . . . Fall Rally Spring Rally , H--.W -uma embers of the Sprung Rally were Gladys Chan Bobbl Poulm Jams Schnoor and Shannon Sprague They were selected to represent the school at basketball games Adviser was Mrs Sharon Freeman M . Shadrick, Peggy Schaeffer, I M arcy 4' The Junior Varsity Rally worked hard all year round to help promote school enthusiasm at football and basketball games Chosen to support the teams were Sophomores Shalane Luke Elenei Vokos and Trina Wassmuth Juniors Dayna Boyeas Terri Carroll and Conme Ferguson Dayna's niece was mascot for the rally and- Sharron Orr, was the adviser for these girls. 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BAKE Wifimm Q3 ' 9 Gasp., ,Q aw,-M ff bww ,I 1 -.me 5 1 R 'Vw his vp .-. ,V 5 ,-. V YA-K' 4 X Wx. Va. wiki 5' iff' 5 2 5.4 if 5 Vx, f mg W VV xr- 9.00 SPGRTS - I am competiti ve...Iwin...IIose...I am competitive I win I lose. . .I am compet itive...Iwin...IIose.. . I am competitive . . .I w in...IIose... Iamcom petitive ...I win I los e .... I am competitive. . .Iwin...I Iose...Iamc ompetitive . .. I win I lose . . . I am competitive Soccer and Volleyball Added to R.H.S. Sports Program Two new sports, Soccer and Volleyball were added to the R,H.S. sports program this year. Both teams played mainly to gain experience and to learn the rules of the game. The challenge of a new sport was enjoyed both by coach and team, Coached by Mr. Ryan the boys' soccer team played 7 games and won 3 of these. With only twenty-two players the boys got extremely tired because of the lack of substitutes, Like football, soccer is played no matter what the weather conditions may be. The soccer team had a lot of foul weather to contend with, and many rainy after school practices. Coach Ryan said that what the team lacked in experience they made up for in enthusiasm. Next year he hopes the teams in the city will be allowed to compete for the state championship, as well as the P.l.L. championship. SOCCER is played with two teams of eleven men. each which play on a field that measures 100 to 120 yards in length. The halfway line cuts through a kickoff circle of ten yards radius. The teams line up beyond this center line. The first line has five attack men, and includes the two wings, left and right. the center forward, and the left and right inside players. In the second line are the left, center, and right halfbacks. These are both offensive and defensive players, ln front of the goal tender are two fullbacks. There are two 45 minute periods. Each goal scores one point. Players advance the ball by using their feet, legs. head. and shoulders. Only the goalkeeper can use his hands, BOTTOM: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHTL John Deblock, Scott McLeod, Vern Wygant, Mike Labes: SECOND ROW: Glen Parmalee, Paul Sullivan. Dennise Moore, Roger Ware: THIRD ROW: Flavio Meco, Fat Richards, Jeff Buckner: FOURTH ROW: Randy Verbout, Dan Johnson, Bob Stiner. Coach Jack Ryan. an-Q. Because of early morning hours the girls' volleyball team had unsuccessful practices and few team members, Coached by Miss. Blake the girls played eight matches and won one of these. Miss Blake said that she enjoyed coaching the girls because they were all cooperative and willing to learn. The girls had a lot of fun, and enjoyed meeting other team members. VOLLEYBALL is played with six players on a court that is thirty feet wide and sixty feet long. A net is stretched down the center of the court. The top of the net is eight feet above the floor. The object of the game is to keep the ball volleying back and forth across the net without letting it touch the floor. In volleyball only the serving side scores. lf the serving side fails to make a proper return, the ball passes to the opposing team for serving. The teams shift the positions of their players when the ball changes sides, moving clockwise one position. The side which makes fifteen points wins the game, but the winning team must have a two point advantage at the end of the game. BOTTOM: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Laurie Surely, Heide Moilanen, Pam Crouse: SECOND ROW: Denise Brown, Laure Piltz. Cindy Boyer. Nancy Kelley: THIRD ROW: Karen Knutson, Andrea Lyski, Gloria Nelson, Eileen Kelly: FOURTH ROW: Coach Janet Blake. Varsity Rough Riders End Season Friday, September 7, the Roosevelt Rough Riders began a new season on the home field with Adams as their opponent. Roosevelt trampled Adams with a winning score of 36-6. The Rough Rider touchdowns were made by Jim Kennison, Oscar Casey, John Heaverlo, and Maury Lafollette. Saturday, September 15, Roosevelt vs. Wilson. Injuries seemed to plague the Rough Riders during this game which might account for the score of 21-8 in favor of Wilson. Kelly Corrigan left the game with a broken collarbone which put him out for the rest of the season. With a minute and ten seconds left in the game, Jim Kennison caught a 67 yard touchdown pass from Jim Deane. John Heaverlo ran for the extra two points. Final score Wilson 21 Roosevelt 8. Friday, September 21, Roosevelt vs. Washington. The only score of this game was made by the Washington Colonials in the first quarter of play. Making the extra point, the final score read 7-O, Washington's favor. Roosevelt had two opportunities to score but did not succeed. Even though the weather was wet the Routh Rider spirit was still burning. Friday, September 28. Roosevelt vs. Franklin. Quarterback Jim Deane made the first touchdown of this game late in the second quarter. The halftime score was in Roosevelt's favor 6-O. Franklin made the next touchdown and with a successful punt the score stood 7-6 in favor of Franklin. Roosevelt's Dale Fergurson gave the Rough Riders their next six points and a good punt gave Roosevelt a score of 13 of Franklin's 7. Franklin then took possession of the ball after a fumble near the Rough Rider goal line, They took advantage of this opportunity and scored. Saturday, October 6, Roosevelt O Jefferson 28. All in all it was a disappointing day for the Rough Rider fans and players. A principle player Oscar Casey was unable to play because of a previous injury. The Rough Riders fought hard throughout the entire game but were unable to break through the Jefferson line. Thursday, October 11, Roosevelt vs. Lincoln. Roosevelt really ran over Lincoln with a winning score of 20-6. A hand-off pass from Jim Deane gave Dale Fergurson the first touchdown of the game. Then during the third quarter Oscar Casey and Jim Deane both made touchdowns, Roosevelt let Lincoln score only once late in the fourth quarter. Final score again Roosevelt 20 Lincoln 6. Friday, October 19, Roosevelt 20 Jackson 35. Roosevelt and Jackson exchanged With 3-6 Record touchdowns throughout this entire game, but in the end the Jackson Raiders proved to be the stronger force. Oscar Casey and Dale Fergurson scored Roosevelt's touchdowns. Friday, October 26, Roosevelt O Benson 35. Benson played extremely well this game giving Roosevelt its worst upset of the year. Valuable yardage was lost due to many penalties against the Roosevelt Rough Riders. With about 300 yards and 5 touchdowns the Techmen over-ran the Teds 35-O. Thursday, November 1, Roosevelt 12 Grant 23. With frost bitten toes the Roosevelt fans watch the Rough Rider football season go down in defeat. This cross division game placed Roosevelt in fifth place with a seasons record of three wins and six losses. Roosevelt's touchdowns were made by Maury Lafollette and Brian York, BOTTOM RIGHT: Varsity Football Team: First Row: Jim Deane, Ted Brooks, Oscar Casey,Jim Kennison, Maury Lafollette, Kelly Corrigan, Steve Forncrookp Second Row: Dave Gifford, Dale Ferguson, Mike Scherpf, John Heaverlo, Keith Johnson, Brian York, Bruce Jones: Third Row: Tim Hafer, Dennis Moore, Hallie Johnson, Dave French, Paul Sullivan, Roger Ware, Steve Manser: Fourth Row: Mike Espinoza, Dave Jackson, Dan Fuge, Vern Smith, Scott Gross. Leonard Buell, Mike Brungardt: Fifth Row: Tom Shell, Can Fasholtz, Bob Peets, Dave Derrick, Dan Rom. t 1 .. - ' it 'fp .- .51-fi . . ,ft L .1 as L' i J., . M. 'n fax yrfw E 2 i u n w P w 1 N w N W Q 5 X .. as - E .W ,.-. 'Ks 179 18 0 For the second consecutive year the J.V team held the league championship for Roosevelt. The team made up primarily of Juniors, compiled a 6-1-1 record and was unbeaten in counting play They opened their season with a 20-14 comeback victory over Adam's: the following week two touchdown runs by Tony Kelly and a four-down goal line J.V.'s Crush Franklin Roosevelt won their next three games against Jefferson Lincoln and ckson 7 O and 2 7 respectively Building up a halftime lead of 20 6 the J V s held off Benson for the league championship in their final game BOTTOM LEFT First Row Gerry Romgue Jim Rise Tony Kelly Garry Moore Dan Thomas Elton Smith Gary Verbout Dave Smith Second Row Dan Bowers Mike Poole Curt Janke Aubr Helder Joel stand were the making's of a 18-13 victory over defending city champs Wilson High School. Then they went into a mid-season slump with a O-O standoff against Washington, and a 25-O loss to swan ,-was V Tollman Stan Kaady Sam Smallwood Ray Baer Third Row Rick McKeen Mark Snook Joe Anderson Mark Wynne Dave Serpa Glen Boles Terry Johnson Pat Richards Randy Horsey Dave Madden Jeff Schneider Bill Fisher Rolland Niles Tony Pope Tom Christamson Sam Ashley Nr- Lf' if 1 .- , ' K' 'm ef- , XX N ....-...Y -....-.f,. --fv- :4,,Q. 'F' yi? .. ' . N..-K few? . MJ., A fm: ,M :ak M ,Z ' V mi f , ,, y A 'Q , f K Q 2 '31 ux y-, , K mr fv, 1,4 , vu A , L,-il' AQUP 1, -. M, .Mi iw A r- riih Lf, lg JV 15 ',,i,yl.f , Em l f Sl is ii! :ares ' ,mw- in v 8 , M Ss' A t J A is ft W., in lun .Sir 75 Alibi va.. l6llF l 4 - Freshmen Gained Experience The main objective for a freshman coach is to recruit several boys from many different schools and mold them into a team. With a victorious season of four wins, two losses, and a tie. coach Howard Yank achieved this objective, Scoring an average of 17 points per game the Freshmen proved to be hard rivals for their opponents. ln one particular game the Frosh gained over 420 yards, 250 of which were made through passing plays. With the Frosh outstanding ability to work well together, they were a well disciplined team as well as an exciting one to watch. The Freshmen gained the experience needed to become a well rounded J.V. team for Roosevelt next year. BOTTOM LEFT: FIRST ROW: Paul Mayfield. Jim Kennedy, Jeff Smith, Mark Woodruff, Scott McLeod, John Deblock, Bill Kent, Terry McDowell: SECOND ROW: Randy Benton, Phil Kaiel, David Hills, Mike Hansmen. Don Harrington, Robert Russell, Jim Powell, Mike Paul: THIRD ROW: Richard Elton, Bob Harris, Mark Bradford, Sam Smith, Dave Abbot, Sam Schaefer, Scott Parent. Duane Zickefoss: FOURTH ROW: Arnold Poole. John Brown, Larry Killam, Bob Sheldon, Steve Tillis, Scott Long, Mike Weaver, Sam Nelson: FIFTH ROW: Coach Howard Yank. Mike Cave, Don Dascome. Brad Wagner, Doug Robertson. Michael Ray. Frosh Harriers Fourth Cross country runners on the varsity level run a distance of two and one half miles. The course usually consists of hills and natural terrain. A high level of endurance is the main objective for these runners. Most young men are unable to discipline themselves to the extent necessary for this sport. For this reason Roosevelt was plagued with a poor turnout this season. Bob Stiner, fourth year harrier, was the only Rough Rider with enough experience to run on the varsity level. Roosevelt did not place as a team, but Stiner's efforts reflected well the spirit of Roosevelt. The junior varsity team also lacked the participants needed for a successful season. Dean Lundborg was the only participant on this team. The more enthusiastic freshman team had eight runners: Paul Dutra, Jeff Buckner, Vern Wigant, Willard Locke, Bill Backman, Clarence Rothamal, Ken Stanwyck and Bill Holtman. Coach Gronquist commented about this group of runners, The freshmen were a great bunch to coach and see improve. He went on to say, Paul Dutra led the team most of the year, but in the last race Jeff Buckner trained a little harder and was able to beat Paul in the city meet. Due to the efforts of the entire team the frosh placed fourth in the city. TOP LEFT: Members of Roosevelt's cross country team were: First Row: Paul Dutra, Vern Wigant, Clarence Rothamalg Second Row: Willard Locke, Jeff Buckner, Bob Stiner, Dean Lundborg. TOP CENTER: Paul Dutra started for Roosevelt. RIGHT: Willard Locke ran the freshman event. CENTER: Bob Stiner represented Roosevelt in the city meet. BOTTOM RIGHT: Harrier Vern Wigant paused before running a race, fe fifliwnfper ,, Q., , 2 ff Wi , eff .. of S., ,: . f W '5zQJff,,, Sk-L m.. . , m.. m , ,.,LW V .W .i,.1- . . .T -rf w ' with-. 'W-4 Q, , A we K, Q.. -L Gymnast First Ellen Lougheed placed flrst In the clty on the uneven bars This was the only event Ellen worked on due to knee rnjurles Lynette Lyska partlclpated ln all the events and represented the Rough Riders as all around Lynette placed slxth an the clty as an all around The entire team earned snxth un the crty meet The boys team had a very successful season consldermg the frequent mjurues occuring throughout practlces Early un the season Dennls Barr broke hrs foot John Clomnger suffered neck and back lnlurles Rlck Hascall was unable to perform because of a broken flnger Perhaps the most upsettlng was the broken nose all around Doug Patterson received whnle spotting a teammate during practice Doug would have had an excellent chance to represent Roosevelt at the state meet The Rough Riders went to the final meets mmus key members resultlng In losses to Adams and Jackson Gregg Hanson dld a flne job as a substitute all around earning seventh pace In the clty The boys team lost to Grant but they beat Madlson Jefferson Cleveland and Lincoln TOP LEFT Doug Patterson Roosevelts all around performed on the stlll rlngs TOP CENTER Ellen Lougheed prepared her bar routrne for state competltlon TOP RIGHT Sophomore Rack Hascall dld a grant during a meet BOTTOM RIGHT Jefferson meet BOTTOM CENTER Dayna Boyeas drd a dlffrcult poise In her beam routlne CENTER Linda Hamllton a freshman mounted the beam BOTTOM LEFT Roosevelts gymnastic team Furst Row left to nght Sandy Mcllwaln Paullne Crouse Conme Crawford Ellen Lougheed assistant coach Jim Bovae Julie Mayfield Lynette Lyska Lorl McGee Llnda Hamllton Mona Stanton and Dayna Boyeas Second Row Dave Pattersen Eileen Peters Llsa Blshop Sue Howard Stephanie Gouvela Darlene Estep Duane Estep and Sue Dubois Thlrd Row coach Eugene DeSylvla Abraham Baron Davld Feder Dennus Barr Sue Burns Kathy Kelly and coach LaVone Olson Fourth Row Clayton Buerkle Rack Hascall Paul Garry Gregg Hanson and asslstant coach Kathy Delesert Fnfth Row Jeff McDonald Larry Haggard Stan Manser and John Clomnger Sixth Row Don Muller and Doug Patterson R.H. . . Stephanie Gouveia finished af floor routine in the VARSITY . . . With an eighteen game season Roosevelt ended with two wins and sixteen loses. The team played good basketball throughout the entire season and carried themselves well despite discouraging game summaries. The games won by Roosevelt were at the end of the season against Lincoln and Jackson, 59 to 58, 43 to 41 respectively. The students stood behind their team throughout the games proving that there is such a thing as spirit at Roosevelt High. At the basketball awards banquet held in the school gym. Ron Widmer was awarded most valuable player of the season because of her versatility and capbility on the court. Ron was also chosen as team captain. Graduating seniors, Dave Boddington, Wilbert Andrews and Richie Benton, were recognized for their contribution to the team effort and spirit. Most improved player of the year was Marshal Read, and receiving the award as team work horse was John Heaverlo. Earning the respect of both his team members and the coach was Tom Johnson, who received the most Inspirational Player Award. Credit must be given to all the team members for their constant drive to keep alive even through the roughest times. OPPOSITE PAGE: LEFT to RIGHT: Marshal Read. Wade Nelson. Bruce Jones, John Heaverlo. Morey Lafollette, Jim Kennison, Mark Beavers. Wilbert Andrews. Dave Boddington, Ron Widmer. Tom Johnson. kneeling, Coach Ernie Hohman. ,,,,...vff- 'E ,.ff ' '1 ' M1-kms my ,111 fuzz: 1554 V mf . si- 7 ot ef'-.izf A ,'y:2,fm1 11.11 Y-were-cam' H NM.. 'P'-:Lv:5w- . '14 :MV ' Dribblers Keep Spirits High Throughout Season 5 ' ii iiv Us if-ww 1 E' f , 1 Mew 1 .S iss ,S f QW iIZ P'rwius,:,,g3E: TOP CENTER: Steve Allen showed his form at the free throw line: TOP RIGHT: Roosevelt players jumped for returning rebounds: BOTTOM LEFT: Over shooting a Lincoln player was Richie Benton: OPPOSITE PAGE: BOTTOM LEFT: Fighting for Roosevelfs possession of the ball was Morey Lafolletteg BOTTOM RIGHT: Bruce Jones pivoted around a defensive player during the Wilson game. Coach Saw Team Through 9 win, I3 loss Season The latter part of the season proved to be the most successful for the J.V. team this year. A triple overtime game against Jefferson ended the season with excitement and one final 97-89 victory for Roosevelt. High scorer for the game was Dennis King with 26 points. Mr, Tom Christiansen coached the J.V.'s this year and saw them through a 9 win 13 loss season. Both coach and team are proud of their winning season and are eager to even better it next year. BOTTOM: LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Kepley, Dave Lafollette, Jeff Bean, Dan Fahsholtz, Dave Keeland. Dennis King, Dave Derrick. Mike Nelson, Dennis Maloy, Gary Lappen, kneeling, Coach Tom Christiansen and Manager Robert Russel. FYI M '-Q M 193 Frosh Show Spirit and Desire The great desire to play and a lot of team spirit made this year's Freshman squad able to withstand the ups and downs of high school basketball. Coached by Mr. DeSyIvia, the freshmen pulled together and showed some great team work. Notwithstanding their 3-8 record, the team learned to work as one, and gain the experience needed for a winning J.V.'s squad next year. Top scorer of the season was James Gray with 113 points. and not far behind with 107 was Paul Mayfield. BOTTOM: LEFT to RIGHT: Jim Kennedy. Randy Benton, Paul Mayfield, Neal Schmitt, James Gray. Dan Shipley, Alan Cook, Steve Tillis. Doug Boddington, kneeling, Coach Eugene DeSylvia. 195 Pool lt! Spirit, fun, exuberance, and runny noses might be the best words to describe the 1973-74 RHS swim team, which, as of this year, became a winter sport, said Linda Setchfield, swim coach. With hard work and dedication the team set its goals and fulfilled them. Sophomore Kim Bogus and Freshman Don Miller were voted the inspirational award. The students on the 1973-74 swimming team are Dale Ferguson, Lynette Liska, Julie Mayfield, Larry Smith, Don Miller, Ellen Lougheed, Kim Bogus. Mindi Fletcher, Mary Lee, Mary Christiansen, Donna Morrow, Diana Fischer, Terri Tandy, Karen Stanwyck, John Manser, Steve Manser, Dawn Wolfe. Julie Corrigan, Dennis Barr. R.H.S. Grapplers Displayed Spirit Under the direction of coaches Bob Peats and Wayne Lindquist, Roosevelt's wrestling team, showed the spirit and incentive for a inspirational season. Gary Moore. Mike Chorette, Mike Brungardt. Duane Zickefoose. and Dave Hass all placed in Sub District. Mike Chorette placed fifth in District tournament. The names of the team members on the 1973-74 wrestling team are as follows: 98-Ib. Division: Daryl Maplethorp. Bill Kent, Brad Kust, Rick Peters: 106- lb. Division: Gerry Harris, and Bob Harris: 115-Ib, Division: Mike Chorette, Darbie Lillvik. Ken Slach, and Don Leland: 123-Ib. Division: Bob Clevenger. and Gary Moore: 130-Ib. Division: Dave French, Mike Brungardt, and Mike Bradford: 136-lb. Division: Domingo Wrutia, and Ray St. Pierre: 178- lb. Division: Duane Zickefoose: Heavy Weight Division: Dave Hass. Roosevelt's varsity baseball team had a twelve wins and ten losses. The season had a poor start with no games for two and one- half weeks due to bad weather. As the weather improved, Rough Riders played everyday for the final three weeks. Roosevelt had much power from the plate as well as a fine pitching staff. Leading hitters were Jim Deane and Dave LaFollette. Heading the pitching staff was Tom Schatz, who pitched 37 innings. Adding to the staff were Danny Fahscholz, David LaFollette. and David Boddington. Varsity Baseball This year's co-captains were Maury LaFollette and Tom Schatz. Danny Fasholz was selected most improved player. The most valuable player was Jim Deane. Tom Schatz received the Stan Bozich Inspirational award. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tom Schatz hit for Roosevelt. BOTTOM CENTER: Wade Nelson ran for the safety of first. BOTTOM LEFT: Tom Schatz hurled the ball across home plate. DW we gg K, .., . Q A A ' Q56 9 1 . ft ' ,vw Q F -' ' T . ,-ANP! Players David Boddington Jim Deane Wade Nelson Maury LaFoIIette John Heaverlo David Gifford Danny Fahsholz Ted Brooks Dave LaFoIlette Tom Schatz Joe Calhoun At Bat 27 45 45 38 40 31 12 19 21 9 30 xy 1' Runs Hits 2 1 8 13 8 10 4 7 4 10 4 8 3 4 4 2 4 6 1 3 1 6 Average O38 289 222 184 250 258 333 1 1 1 286 333 200 .5 fi ,iz TOP LEFT: Rough Rider Dave Boddington was up at bat. TOP CENTER: Maury LaFoIIette discussed strategy during a practice. TOP RIGHT: Members of the varsity baseball team: First Row: Left to Right: Jim Deane, Dave Boddington, Ted Brooks, Tom Schatz, Joe Calhoun, David LaFoIIette. Second Row: Coach Bob Fahsholz, manager Hector Lindquist, John Heaverlo, Dave Gifford, Danny Fahsholz, Maury LaFolIette. Wade Nelson, Coach Jerry Isaacson. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Isaacson prepared for a game. BOTTOM CENTER: A R.H.S. varsity player led off of first. QA X gk, Q aw 'T ,f wffaflf -' Y - X T N K V. fl 4, VSAM' as ,A ,L w, , A ' . . - 4' K ' - -mir-L, 1 wk.--.pfgwsv , 1 , ' www-11:-.pmwsvawf E5 1 ,,. ,,xwMIfYf7f' 'fwf K if ,Q W... ,,., W 2 In ,.g:1gi:L.5 C3535 H-4.-'ff' H ' - 'Y-' 1 Jg, . , , iwiwf x x Junior Varsity Showed Team Spirit The Junior Varsity Baseball team completed the 1974 season with an outstanding record of thirteen wins and four losses. The league record stood at 6-4 with a third place finish in the division. The season started with the J.V.'s slugging their way to victory with scores like 22-2 over Marshall and 13-O against Jackson. At midseason. the hitting average was .319. By the end of the season their fielding was better: fewer errors were committed per game. Unfortunately concentration on defense seemed to take away from the impressive first half hitting. During the second half the J.V.'s grudgingly gave up losses to Grant 5-2, Benson 4-3, and Madison 9-2. But later the season was topped off when the Rough Riders got it all together against Wilson and hit, pitched, and fielded their way to a 7-1 victory. They showed defense, clutch hitting. and determination to win. Leading the hitting was Fandy Horsey, .440. and Dan Fuge, .396. Dan Fuge led the pitching staff with 4-0. Domingo Urrutia, a sophomore, had a 3-2 record. He struck out 39 batters during the season. Dennis Krouth, also a pitcher, demonstrated himself as an excellent hurler. 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HA' , fjw' ,N r Vf Vm.. mf 2 fl, vslfuv Freshmen Earned Division Championship This year's freshman baseball team had an excellent season. They had nine wins with only one loss. They went on to win the western division championship. These successes came despite rotten weather conditions and rained out games. Coach Bozich commented about the freshmen. The team worked well together and were an asset to Roosevelt's athletic department. RIGHT: Coach Bozich. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike Paul was at bat for Roosevelt. BOTTOM CENTER: Freshman baseball team members: First Flow: Left to Right: Doug Boddington. Don Miller, Steve Tillis, Mark Woodruff, David Abbott, Tony Barry, Jim Kennedy, Mike Paul, Scott Long, Mike Hansmann, Coach Bozich. Second Flow: Sam Smith, Frank Daniels, Randy Deblock, Mike Thompson, Sam Nelson, Richard Elton. Not Pictured: Phil Kail, Don Harrington, Manager Ken Patterson. BOTTOM LEFT: Jim Kennedy awaited a play. LEFT: Mike Woodruff prepared to pitch. 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Q.,- ' K ffwefff 'W fgzF'U75f m515f,.f f r'W ' .JY I YW 1, Maria, ,, , 'K , I WF ,if 'Q .. 551,31 ,, K V T ' M. ,, W zwe, , ., 'J ' ,..:f,'Q. 'swf , 2 U Girls Golf Team Had a Good Season Roosevelt's girI's team had a good season. Of the P.l.L. teams entered in state competition, Roosevelt finished fifth. Miss Elwood, coach, commented, We should do even better next year as six out of seven girls are returning. Members of the team are positioned according to their ability. Playing the first position was Terry Coe. Second was Daphne Strohl, and third was Michelle Ericksen, This season's boy's golf team was quite young, but this factor didn't hamper them in developing the skills of the game. Mike Nelson held the first position while Clayton Buerkle played second, TOP LEFT: Terry Coe played first for Roosevelt. TOP RIGHT: Boy's golf team: Left to Right: Mike Nelson, Kenny Girres, Matt Meaney, Richard Householder, Tom Hays, Clayton Buerkle. CENTER FAR RIGHT: Tom Hays concentrated on the ball, BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Richard Householder hit the ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Matt Meaney took a swing. CENTER RIGHT: Mike Nelson drove the ball across the lawn. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Girl's coach, Miss Elwood, helped Daphne Strohl with her stance. CENTER LEFT: Girl's golf team: Left to Right: Laura Piltz, Cindy Dornbusch, Cindy Boyer, Gail Walker. BOTTOM LEFT: Michelle Ericksen selected a club. ,M l f L... 4 . . N... Mi V 11. KP' wr' lf ' 152544 ery , fa . ,W E' 1.4. mf, my ,W -51' 2- - , JA 7 1 ha ,ff T' . , in ag Q ' F- 'ff w Wfaikxmw WA? we O Tennis This year's girl's team had an excellent turnout and were backed by the enthusiasm and spirit necessary for a successful season. Representing Roosevelt in singles on the varsity level were Becky Spradlin, Cathy Davies and Mary Fleskes. Kathi Craig and Zana Dayton were partners in the doubles matches. Also playing doubles were Tina Davis and Pam Chrisinger. With strong back up players Barbara Lee, Cindy Klug, Lori McDonald and Kathy Kost, the girl's varsity team had a good season. The boy's team, although lacking in numbers, was able to represent Roosevelt well throughout the season. Scott Thompson and Bill Kelmer, both freshman. played doubles together. Also playing doubles were Cary Jones and Mike Labes. Mitchell Groh, a senior. played first singles most of the season. Also playing singles were seniors Tony Gutierrez and Delbert Nelson. TOP RIGHT: Kathi Craig appeared puzzled over a shot. TOP CENTER: Girl's tennis team: First Row: Left to Flight: Lori McDonald, Kathy Davies, Cindy Klug, Barbara Lee, Zana Dayton, Kathi Craig, Becky Spradlin. Second Row: Pam Schaeffer, Bonnie Noles, Isabel Myers, Kelly Barriera, Cindy Meske. Third Row: Tracy Hall, Lindy Mayfield, Mona Stanton, Nancy Forncrook, Debbie Plew, Fourth Row: Shirlene King. Colleen Barron, Patty Barron, Karen DeSyIvia, Maryann Service. Fifth Row: coach, Miss Blake. Not pictured: Varsity coach Miss Smith, Pam Chrisinger. Tina Davis, Darlene Estepp, Kathy Kost, Karen Lofstrom, Nancy Schwabb, Nancy Smith, Terry Tandy, Barbara Weston. Jodi Heider, Mary Lee, Sue Schmitt, Mary Verbout. CENTER: Boy's tennis team: First Row: Left to Right: Carry Jones, Mike Labes. Scott Thompson, Bill Kellmer. Second Row: coach, Mr. Meyers, Tony Gutierrez, Delbert Nelson. RIGHT: Tony Gutierrez played varsity singles. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Delbert Nelson returned a serve. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Cathy Davies anticipates a serve. BOTTOM LEFT: Varsity player Mary Fleskes returned a serve. XV, XLT, I is V ..au-up in P? 1 4 5 1 4 - 15 735 4 ' +4wQ 'f fy 'Y 4 if +4 ' A ' 4,.,L,4,.4, gpiyimybxi A s 593 gf I: ff -f v Q ' ' + 1 M + 1. .. .Q 4 V.+h+Q -QMM Q. bfiPf Pfs s+wf Q+ +w+ w- f i ' l - -w- +.4,.+++++M- f+ 1 if 4 ff ' f ' f n'r ':, f fu- M s+f+ w-Q aw w+ ' f f H-if + ' L I l L ,,4,,g,k.5..s,af + ,M fw Q 1 sf-Q if 'F'-? '?' 'w f'r-w-+vQQf gfffir-Svfikvr 4 + vw - - 4--glvaam-2e'QQf6+j,'gf'f' 2 7' ?d? M1rHs-M --2' ' f ' R, gm 1 f- - A 1 L- wx V , 45 L .L 45, +45 gdvl Lwww-h,+-M 1 . U ,W .5 JQMLAEN3 4 if Ira 43,3 lf Track R.H.S. cindermen achieved success in various individual events. Coming up with valuable points and supplying timely inspiration was Oscar Casey in the short distances and relays. Bob Stiner proved himself a strong distance runner. Adding points and necessary support were Terry Keeland throwing shot put, Abe Barrown running, and Greg Hanson high jumping. John Cloninger represented Roosevelt well with his outstanding performances as a jumper and part of the relay team. GirI's coach, Miss Olsen. commended the members of RooseveIt's girl's team for their enthusiasm and preserverance. The girl's team was at a disadvantage because of size and experience. Each member of the team found it necessary to work and train harder. Despite their handicaps the girls had an enjoyable and worthwhile season. TOP CENTER: Oscar Casey crossed first, finishing a hard race for the relay team. TOP RIGHT: Members of the girl's track team: First Row: Left to Right: Coreen Esterbrook, Kathy Landtiser, Mary Ann Arntsen, Lisa Bishop. Pam Chancy. Second Row: Kim Brozene. Theresa Phillips, Cindy Clark, Shirlene King. Kathy Killam, Wanda Davis. Lania Brooks. Third Row:'Terri Hall, Heidi Moilanen, Janell Grubb, Mayola Anderson, Miss Olsen, CENTER RIGHT: Members of the boy's track team, First Row: Left to Right: Warren MacDonald. Oscar Casey, Gregg Hanson, Bob Stiner. Second Row: Gary Verbout, Vern Wigant, Tom Singletary, Terry Keeland, Dennis Malloy. Third Row: John Cloninger, Rick Hascal. Dennis Rowland. Mike Probsdorfer. Fourth Row: Dan Leal, Jeff Buckner. Dwayne Zigafoose, Ray St. Pierre, Gregg Lundt. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kathy Landtiser jumped hurdles for R.H.S. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Gregg Lundt paused after throwing shot put. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Kathy Coats passed the baton to Lori Shirley. BOTTOM LEFT: Gregg Hanson vaulted for the Rough Riders, 4 H.. ,. 5 fawiai- QM 1 Q 'g , 'S 'tw f ,Q . -,,f Q Fw wk 3'-Li.. -4-WL-f'?: K J. .,. 5v :wffff?vfQ'i+.f Qf - A igrgxfv if 'Sf 1 fu, -if A , ilg 4 Roosevelt's Athletes Honored This year's fall sports banquet was held on November 20, in the school cafeteria. The catered dinner was served to parents and students by members of Pep Club. Len Younce, a graduate of Roosevelt was guest speaker. Participants of each fall sport attended the banquet. Several athletes received recognition for special achievements: Bob Stiner, inspirational Cross Country: Doug Patterson, All Around Gymnast: Lynette Lyska, All Around Gymnast: Cynthia Boyer, Inspirational Volleyball: Jim Kennison, Hal York, Inspirational Football: Steve Manser. Outstanding Rackler: Tim Hafer, Outstanding Blocker. Several of Roosevelt's athletes were given city wide recognition. Ellen Lougheed placed first in the city on the uneven bars. The following were cited for their performance during the football season: Honorable mentions: Jim Kennison, offensive end: Oscar Casey, offensive half-back: Steve Manser. defensive tackle: Tim Hafer, center: Roger Ware, offensive tackle. Jim Kennison was selected defensive halfback for the city's all-star team. Jim was one of two athletes chosen from the PIL for outstanding performance as scholar athlete. Members of pep, the music departments, and the rallies were recognized as important groups contributing to athletics by promoting spirit and attendance. TOP: Jim Kennison added prestige to Roosevelt's football team by being selected 1973-74 scholar athlete. CENTER: Roosevelt's football team waited while Coach Peets spoke. BOTTOM: Guest speaker Len Younce addressed his audience. Sports Awards TOP LEFT: Left to Right: Robert Clevenger, most improved wrestler: Mike Charette, outstanding wrestler: Mike Brungardt, inspirational wrestler. TOP RIGHT: Don Miller, Kim Bogus. inspirational swimmers. BOTTOM RIGHT: First Row: Flavio Agosto Carvalho. most outstanding soccer player, Second Row: Left to Right: Tom Johnson, most inspirational varsity basketball player: Ron Widmer. most valuable varsity basketball player: Paul Mayfield, most valuable freshman basketball player. BOTTOM LEFT: First Row. Left to Gight: Lindy Mayfield, outstanding member of the freshman tennis team: Pam Schafer, outstanding J.V. tennis player: Michelle Ericksen, most inspirational member of the girl's golf team. Second Row: Mitchell Groh, outstanding boy's tennis player. 4 QSXQ Q. e he f 5 cf. as , ' ' L 1 ld .1 ee 4 . , Aj M 653225 335 ,, n 6?N'W ,GQ . ,. itliqqj 17 K , ,, A- ,gf D1 ' Q' ?i , OM PENSATIO k.hh , fy K , 'HiQeEg2f'f e wjzzem W: W-fpemesw. kwa-vw sefmf: we-,Q fe fre WW ww We H wwf Mun M M ..M..,,,.... ,.,,e ,, V ,, ,. .ee Cofffnenmkien 9e5mAmnnQ ', L , e K new mf zsemifm Scam ' K' V' j ' iw, N 'eugwvws Mx enwwzc an me W ,W mi Mmiz. 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Z Ill rllli 05 Ss 1 af 1 1 1A + s ii F f- f . 1 ff-:n 4fwvzm5 f fr-M, 1.-,ss vw' fy-fw .w Anderson, Joseph L. 78,180 Pamela Mae 33 236 INDEX Aasen, Doris D. 90 Abbott, David P. 90,183,206 Abraham, Edwin A. 148 Abrahamson, Michelle 15 Ackerman, Diane J. 90 Ackers, Edward C. 66 Adams, Elizabeth 78,161 Adams, Marjorie 28 Addis, Denise L. 66,147 Addis, Stephen S. 78 Ade, Diane M. 78 Albro, Bradley A. 90 Alden, Donald D. 78,87 Allard, Teresa J. 90 Allen, Steven P. 66,124,158, 162,164 Allin, Elaine E. 66 Anderson , Barbara Kay 33,162 Anderson, Donavon 90,152 Anderson Anderson , Donna L. 78 , Jeannie 78 Anderson, Mayola M. 90 Anderson, Steven A. 90 Andrews, Beverly 78,155 Andrews, Brenda R. 66,155 Andrews, Ricky 90 Andrews, Wilbert K. 159,188 Angler, David 33,158,159,162 Anholt, Delmer J. 78 Anisco, Lissa T. 66 Antti, Lori L. 66,116,117,148 Armstrong, Shelley 90 Arnason, Cynthia K. 66 Arntsen, Maryann 90 Asanovic, Stan S. 66 Asmus, Ronald L. 78 Atkeson, Becky 90 Atkeson, Linda L. 66 Auborn, April E. 78 Aucourt, Judi L. 33 Aucourt, Vince D. 66 Ausum, Chris 66 Backman, Bill 90 Baer, Ray 180 Bail, Della L. 78,161 Bailey, Sandra 78 Baker, Dana L. 66 Baker, Douglas Scott 33 Baker, Baker, Richard 90 Baker, Rodney J. 66 Baklund, Robert 19 Banducci, Joseph P. 33,156 Banker, Charles W. 33 Banker, Thomas M. 66 Bankston, Rhonda M. 90 Bankston, Starla E. 33,41 Barclay, Jane L. 33 Bardsley, Christy A. 38,53,66 Bare, Allen D. 78 Barney, Daniel G. 33 .Barney, Debbie G. 66 Baron, Colleen M. 90 Baron, Martin W. 66,211 Baron, Patricia 78,211 Barr, Dennis 90,186 Barr, Patricia S. 78 Barrera, Kelly 78,161,211 Barrera, Sandra 11 Barrier, John A. 78 Barron, Abraham 33,186 Barry, Linda Lee 33 Barry, Tony M. 90,206 Batsch, Diane Carol 34 Baughman, Debra D. 66 Baxter, Mike D. 90,156 Baxter, Susan L. 33,156 Bazan, Andrea 78 Bean, Jeffrey D. 78 Beavers, Clyde Anthony 90,155 Beavers, Mark E. 188 Beck, Gayle M. 66 Becker, William 90 Beeler, Joseph 90 Belden, Arlys Robyn 66 Benedict, Carol 66 Bennett, Laurie L. 66 Benton, Eddie T. 66 Benton, Randolph A. 90,183,194 Berg, David A. 34 Berg, Mark Pearson 34 Berge, Dennis L. 78 Berge, Kathy J. 78 Berge, Penny M. 34,38 Berglund, Tina M. 78 Bernard, Kevin 27 Bergstrom, Ralph 27 Berry, Tina M. 90,161 Beyer, Clarence 8,24 Beyrouty, Jay 67 Bigler, Kim L. 67,148 Bilyeu, Dan F. 32,34 Bishop, Fred 79 Bishop, Lisa 91,186 Bishop, Marjie M. 91 Bissonette, Calvin T. 34,153 Bixel, Beverly 20 Blake, Janet 23,175,211 Blair, Karen A. 34 Blanchard, Jody E. 67 Blevens, Rick M. 34 Bloker, Patricia L. 91 Bobbitt, Howard 79 Bockman, Richard 91 Boddington, David C. 34,188 Boddington, Douglas 91,122, 194,206 Bogus, Kimberly 79,197,160 Bolen, Jerry D. 67 Bolen, Pamela Joy 34,148 Boles, Glenn V. 67,180 Boles, Theresa 67,121,159 Bong, Kenneth M. 91 Bonnot, Ed 83,67,66,117,148, 134,135,153 Booker, Jack 79 Booker, John 91 Bosch, Tuesday 91,122 Bovae, Jim 186 Bowe, Calvert W. 79 Bowers, Danny E. 79,180 Bowers, James W. 67 Boyd, Jodie A. 79 Boyd, Michelle D. 34,148,149 Boyeas, Dayna L. 67,168,169, 186 Boyeas, Rory D. 91,162 Boyer, Cynthia M. 67,159,175, 208 Boyer, Robin D. 34 Bozich, Stan 11 Braaten, Albert G. 67,161 Brackenbrough, Denise 35 Brackenbrough, Patric 67 Brackenbrough, Tamra 91 Braddock, Marian 79 Bradford, Dennis 79,155 Bradford, Mark A. 91,183,199 Bradford, William 91 Bradley, Colleen 35,118,134, 166 Bradley, Sue C. 79,120,161 Brainard, Debora 35 Branch, Carol F. 35,39,121 Brandis, Kathy 26 Brandt, Kevin G. 144,145,159 Brault, Anne 20 Brausen, Kimberly 79 Breninger, David A. 35 Breninger, Vallerie 67,148, 156 Breunig, Karen 79 Breunig, Tracy 79 Brezinski, Kerry 79 Bricker, Ann L. 79 Bridge, Brock, Tronni L. 144,145 Blain 91 Brooks, Lania L. 79 Brooks, Ted W. 35,118,176,179 Brown, Billy C. 79 Brown, Denise 175 Brown, Ellen 13 Brown, Gary D. 67 Brown, Janet 79 Brown, John W. 91,183 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Kathleen T. 91 Lori L. 91 Lorraine 35 Michael A. 67,79,153 Verna F. 67,148 Wayne 90 Brozene, Kim M. 91 Bruce, Brune, Brune, Brune, Brune, Brune, Sharon L. 67 Audrey 25 Donna 35,166 Jeffery D. 79 Margie Sue 91 William C. 67 Brungardt, Michael 79,176,199 Buckland, Chuck 67 Buckles, Kathryn E. 79 Buckley, Doug L. 79 Buckner, Jeff 90,184 Buckner, Norman 67 Budnick, Yvonne C. 67 Buell, Leonard E. 67 Buell, Michael L. 35,176 Bunch, Debra L. 67 Bunker, Barbara Jean 79 Burbank, Connie Roger 35,124, 153 Burdette, James 67 Burns, Jodi L. 91 Burns, Kelly S. 79 Burns, Susan J. 91,186 Burr, Cindy Elaine 91 Burrows, Cecil E. 79,152,204 Burrows, Laurence L. 90 Busch, Gregory 79,152 Bush, Sandra L. 79 Bushard, Thomas Chris 35,120 Butcher, Lori A. 79 Butler, Rose 35 Byrd, Carol L. 79 Cabantoy, Lloyd L. 79 Cahill, Brenda L. 67 Calcagno, Cathy 67 Calcagno, Jill H. 67 Caldwell, Mary L. 80 Callahan, Merry A. 53,147,159 Calvert, John H. 68 Calvin, Scott E. 91 Calvin, Shari L. 68 Campbell, Darl 80 Campbell, Tammie 80 Capelle, George Kevin 80 Carley, Janet M. 80,161 Carley, Randy D. 68 Carlson, Lorraine J. 91 Carlson, Tamara L. 80 Carroll, Terri J.M. 68,148,149, 158,159,168,169 Carter, Kathy J. 91 Carver, Harvey L. 68,153 Case, Selma 21 Casey, Oscar Wayne 36,106, 118,119,176,179 Cassidy, James F. 36 Castien, Ronald J. 80 Cates, James W. 80,162 Caudle, Jeffrey A. 80 Caudle, Shawn D. 91 Cavanaugh, Karen D. 68,159 Cave, Michael D. 91,183 Cave, Susan Diane 36 Chambers, Anna M. 91 Chan, Gladys Kalai 33,36,114, 115,128,129,130,167 Chan, Sally S. 90,91 Chancey, Pamela Renee 91 Charette, Julie 91 Charette, Michael 68,199 Charmley, Eileen L. 80 Chase, Danielle A. 36,114,115 124,128,134,147,148,158 Chase, Marlene E. 91 Chavez, Norma 91 Chilton, Daniel L. 91 Chrest, Brenda M. 36,148 Chrest, Mark Allen 36 Chrisinger, Pamela Denise 32, 36,124,135,148,149,211 Christensen, Charles 80 Christensen, Vickie M. 34,36 Christiansen, Tom 23,180 Christianson, Mary 79,80,161, 197 Chuinard, Lois 80 Claflin, Charles W. 68 Clark, Cindy 91 Clark, Mary Lynn 36 Cleman, Kevin L. 68 Cleman, Mary C. 91 Clemmens, Dale 80 Clemmons, Debbie 161 Clendenin, Ted D. 80,162,164 Clevenger, Robert 68,199 Clifton, Brenda 91 Clint, Marilyn 36,114,115,127 128,148,159 Cloninger, James D. 68 Cloninger, John A. 68,186 Cloninger, Teri Ann 80 Clulow, Jannis Kay 36 Clure, Denise J. 91 Clure, Diane J. 91 Coats, Kathy S. 22,91 Coe, Debbie 80,161 Coe, Terry L. 68,208 Cole, Brenda G. 80,160 Cole, Cherlye Ann 37,48 Cole, Dianna L. 80 Cole, Steven C. 80 Coleman, John E. 68 Collins Collins Collins , Berdina 80 , David D. 80,152 , Debra Lee 37 Collins, Linda J. 68 Collins, Melvin E. 80 Colvin, Kathryn S. 80 Comstock, Sherri L. 68 Conk lin, Jeffrey 91 Conn, Debra J. 80 Conn, Steven A. 68 Cook, Alan L. 91,194 Cook, Gregory A. 35,37 Coop, Diana L. 80 Coop Coop er, Laura S. 68 er, Teresa N. 91 Corah, Joan M. 80,112 Corda, Gordon C. 91 Corrigan, Julie A. 9O,91,197 Corrigan, Kelly 37,124,134, 176,179 Cotton, Kathy L. 68,77 Cotton, Linda F. 92 Cotton, Melissa H. 92 Courtney, Joseph 27 Craig, Kathi M. 32,37,38,210, 211 Crawford, Connie M. 68,120, 147,159,186 Crawford, Doris 17 Crawford, Wayne 18 Creager, Paul E. 92 Crombie, Ginger 80,160 Crouchley, Randy 80 Crouchley, Shannon L. 68 Estes, Linda M. 80 Crouse, Pamela K. 92,161,175 Crouse, Pauline 92,186 Cruikshank, Esther 92 Cryderman, Wade 92 Cryderman, William 75,144,145, 156 Cunningham, Bonnie 80 Curran, Scott H. 37,153 Currier, Tim H. 68 Curtiss, Marylou 68,159 Daniels, Frank 92,162,206 Daniels, Susan 68 Daniels, Vanessa E. 37,148, 149,163 Danielson, Paul 162 Darnell, Allen 92 Dascomb, David P. 68 Dascomb, Don 92,162,183 Dascomb, Sherril M. 68 Davids, Brant G. 69 Davids, Randall C. 92 Davies, Catherine M. 211 Davis, Cathy A. 37 Davis, O cia 13 Davis, Paul D. 69 Davis, Susan G. 92 Davis, Tina L. 66,69,75,147, 211 Dayton, Zana Lynn 37,109,124 148,153,158,159,211 De Los Reyes, Carma 92 De Los Reyes, Mary June 37 Deane, James H. 69,176 Ellibee, Ardis L. 38 Ellington, Jerri 80,162 Elton, Richard A. 92,183,206 Elwood, Timi 8,9 Emery, Darcie A. 92 Ensunsa, Gary D. 38 Erbes, Larry 18 Erceg, Philip M. 159 Erhardt, Kenneth 80 Ericksen, Michelle R. 66,69, 149,208 Espinoza, Daniel J. 69,80 Espinoza, George Mike 38,120, 176,179 Espinoza, Ron 80 Estepp, Darlene A. 92,161,186, 211 Estepp, Dianna F. 69,109,148, 159,186 Evans, Eric S. 69,143,144,145, 153 Eversole, Vickie E. 69 Fahrer, Michael G. 80 Fahsholz, Daniel S. 80,112,113 Fain, Robert J. 80 Fallau, William G. 92 Fasholtz, Dan 176 Farlow. Lanette E. 38 Farrell, James M. 80 Fahsholz, Robert 25 Faust, Becky 92 Faust, Wayne A. 39 Deane, Kathryn M. 92 Deblock, Johnny 92,174,183 DeBruyne, Richard 37 Delaney, Patricia G. 161 Demers, Holly J. 92 Dennis, Martin 38 Densem 16,156 Derrick, David R. 80,112,176, 204 DeSylvia, Denise 38,114,115, 119,124,128,147,148,156,166 DeSylvia, Eugene 23,186,194 DeSylvia, Karen 92,211 Detevis, Jeanne L. 38 Dewey, Arthur G. 69 Dickson, Cheryl 92 Dickson, David 80 Dix, Randall 92 Dix, Steven L. 69 Donaldson, Rebecca 92,161 Dornbusch, Cynthia E. 69.149, 208 Downey, Julia A. 92 Doyle, James 28 Drenkhahn, Toni L. 80 Feigelson, Susan A. 69,161 Felix, Lona J. 69,79,80,161 Felix, Lynette A. 38 Ferguson, Connie L. 69,168, 169 Ferguson, Dale A. 81,176,197 Ferguson, Gail A. 92 Ferguson, Jerry M. 81 Ferguson, Ty J. 93 Fieseler, Kathryn E. 81 Fuller, Bob 18 Fuqua, Mark E. 39 Fuqua, Tracy L. 81 Gaddis, Teresa 39 Galbraith, Larry 69 Garland, Archie L. 69 Garrison, Barbara 81,158,159, 162 Garrison, Cynthia 21 Garry, Paul J. 81,186 Gaul, Leslie A. 81 Gebhardt, Beth A. 93 Gebhardt, Paul 81 Gehrt, Sue E. 81 Genise, Carol D. 81,161 Gerry, Lynnette 14,15 Getz, Deborah 81,160 Gibson, James D. 53 Gibson, Steven T. 81,158,159 Gierlich, Karen J. 69,148,156, 159 Gifford, David J. 69,176 Gilbert, Diane E. 69 Giles, Patricia L. 69 Gillpatrick, Debbie L. 93 Gillpatrick, Diana 81 Gilpatrick, Cathy L. 39 Girres, Kenny E. 93,208 Glad, Douglas V. 39 Glad, Joey A. 69,159 Glass, Evelyn M. 93 Glass, Verna M. 40 Gleaves, Stephanie 93 Gleaves, Susan 81 Gleaves, Toni 40,148,149 Glover, Diana L. 93 Goeman, Michael A. 69 Gomez, Sally A. 40 Gonder, Debora L. 40 Gonzales, Tanya 40 Goodman, Debra 81 Goodman, Russell E. 93 Goodwin, Barbara 21 Hall, Teddy W. 94 Hall, Terri E. 82 Hall, Tracey L. 94,211 Hamilton, Cheryl 94 Hamilton, James 15,145 Hamilton, Linda S. 94,122,186 Hamlin, Laurie S. 40,138,139, 148.159 Hamlin, Timothy 82 Hanset, Julie A. 82 Hansman, Kim 82 Hansmann, Michael 94,122,183 206 Hanson, Gregg E. 69,186 Hanson, Elmer 28 Hanson, John L. 94 Hardison, Rick L. 40 Hardison, Vicki M. 94 Harms, Herb 23 Harrington, Diane M. 69 Harrington, Donald 94,183,206 Harris, Gerald A. 82,87,199 Harris, lna 10 Harris, Jerry N. 94,161 Harris, Robert M. 94,183,199 Harrison, Jo A. 41,148,149 Hart, Lennea L. 70 Hart, Penny M. 82,155 Hartman, Darold 82 Harvey, Bobbi G. 94 Hascall, Richard 82,184,186 Hass, David W. 70,199 Hatley, Darcy M. 70 Hatley, Renee L. 94 Hatridge, Jack 94 Hatridge, Theresa L. 70,149 Haws, Tina M. 94 Hayes, Jeffrey R. 82 Hayes, Steven R. 94 Hays, Karen C. 40 Hays, Thomas R. 82,208 Heard, Terance 94 Heaverin, Toni M. 90,94 Heaverlo, John S. 70,117,176, 188 Hegreness, Malvin 11 DuBois, Joanne 80 DuBois, Suzanne 38,186 Duncan, Cheryl A. 38,69 Duncan, Stanley E. 69 Dunning, Debbie J. 92 Dunten, Gary L. 92 Dunten, Tracy A. 69 Durfee, Elaine M. 80 Durfee, Evelyn N. 69 Dutra, Loren P. 92,184 Edwards Easter, William E. 38 Eckman, James A. 92 Edgmond, Sandra L. 38 Edmond s, Douglas 80 Edwards, Deborah E. 69 Edwards, Lenore J. 69 Edwards, Mary E. 80 Edwards, Ronald G. 38 , Sammy S. 92 Fillinger, Lawrence R. 69,161 Fink, Kim A. 69 Fink, Tammy L. 93 Fishbaugh, Brent 81 Fisher, Billy W. 81,180 Fisher, Diana S. 81,197 Fivecoats, Carolyn S. 39 Fivecoats, Leonard 81 Fivecoats, Sunday 93 Flatner, Lenore 10 Fleischman, Shirley A. 39 Fleming, Tony 81 Fleskes, Christopher 69 Fleskes, Mary E. 81,162 Fletcher, Mindy 81,160,197 Fleury, David W. 81 Fleury, Linda S. 67,69,149, 158,159,163 Flint, Gerald E. 81 Flowers, Denise A. 39,149 Fodor, David 93,186 Followell, Jeff D. 81 Footh, Julie A. 69 Forncrook, Nancy 89,93,122, 211 Forncrook, Steven R. 69 Foster, Gordon A. 39 Foster, Vickie S. 93 Fowler, Alvin D. 39 Fox, Lyn R. 69 Fransen, Cheryl L. 66,117 Fredrickson, Jeannine 39 Freeland, Janet L. 69 Freeman, Shawn 93 French, David 176,199 French, Evelyn 69 French, Mary 93,161 Gotcher, Tammy J. 93 Gouveia Cecelia 80 Gouveia Stephanie J. 34,114, 186 Graham, Eartha 25 Graham, Gere L. 93,152,162 Graham, Karin C. 81 Heider, Heider, Heider, Aubry 180 Janer K. 161 Jodene R. 82,162,211 Heider, Rick L. 70 Heine, Kyra P. 70,148 Helm, Julie A. 94 Hendrickson, Rebecca 70 Edwardson, Debra 80 Ekhoff, Patty K. 69 Fuge, Daniel J. 81,176,204 Fuller, Sam 13 Graiff, Glenn G. 93 Graiff, Ronald E. 69,74 Gray, James 93,194 Green, Pat 25 Green, Theresa L. 93 Green, Vanessa 82 Gregory, Laurie A. 40,148 Gregory, Timothy 82 Greiner, Francis Wayne 69 Griffin, John H. 93 Griffiths, Jeffrey 69 Griffiths, Kirk A. 93 Groh, Mitchell 32,40,106,107, 148,152,158,159 Gross, Richard 14,15 Gronquist, Budd 24,25 Gross, Scott W. 118,176 Grubb, Janelle R. 82 Gulliksen, Colleen 82 Gutierrez, Antonio 40,211 Haahr, David C. 82 Hafer, Ann C. 82 Hafer, Timothy J. 69,176,204 Haggard, Brian 93 Haggard, Larry 82,186 Haliski, Betty J. 40 Hall, Andrew J. 69 Hall, Gwendolyn 93 Hall, Jon A. 82 Hernandez, John R. 82 Herring, Bruce J. 70 Herzog, Terry K. 82 Hicks, Kim T. 94 Higley, Cynthia D. 82,161 Hill, Ernestine 17 Hill, Julia 41 Hill, Margene F. 94 Hills, David N. 94,183 Hills, Kim A. 70,117,159 Himmelspach, Patty 94 Hines, Jerri-Llyn 82,161 Hobbs, Kay E. 94 Hodge, Roberta L. 70 Hoffert, Edna R. 82 Hohman, Ernie 26,105,188 Hokana, Nancy L. 41,118,166 Holbert, Darrell J. 82,161 Holbert, Randy D. 41 Holeman, Penny 10 Holiman, Michael 94 Holman, Frank 22 Holloway, Patricia L. 94,161 Holtman, William 94 Holtz, Clifford R. 94 Horner, Ernest J. 94 Horsey, Randy B. 82,180,204 Horton, Marlon R. 82 Householder, Richard 82,208 Howard, Benton A. 70 Howard, Gordon N. 94 Howard, Kathleen J. 70 8 Howard, Howard, Howard, Norman 82 Richard L. 82 Susan 94,186 Howard, Tami 94 Howe, Lisa N. 94 Hoyt, Floyd A. 82 Hoyt, Yvette M. 94 Huehl, Tina L. 94 Hughes, Cameron M. 82 Humphrey, Darrell K. 41,44 Hurst, Bonny J. 70 Hurt, Linda S. 94 Huseman, Millie 82 Hutchison, Jim 41,70 Hutchixson, Jason L. 54,134 Hyde, Myrna L. 41 Hyde, Paula L. 83 Hyder, Charles A. 83 lmboden, Sue A. 41 Isaacs, Victoria 94 Isaacson, Jerry 27 Iverson, Cindy L. 41,159 Iverson, Eleana M. 41 Ivey, Lydia V. 94 Ivory, Gregory 70 Ivory, Robin 94,155 Jack, Val 8,9 Jackson, David 70,176 Jackson, Sheri C. 70 Jaeger, Jacque 8,9 Jaeger, Shawn D. 70 Janke, Curtis M. 180 Jarboe, Norman 94 Jean net, Marie L. 70 Jefferies, Connie M. 70 Jeffers, Virginia R. 41,138, 139,149,159 Jelley, Jr. Ernest L. 70 Jelley, William L. 83 Jensen, Magne J. 83,204 Johnson, Beth M. 70,159 Johnson, Daniel 174 Johnson, Edward O. 70 Johnson, Hallie E. 70,176 Johnson, James F. 83,162 Johnson, Keith R. 83,176 Johnson, Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, 135 Pamela D. 70 Rolonda Y. 83 Sheri L. 83,161 Terry L. 83,180 Thomas S. 70,71,117, 88 ,1 Jones, Bruce A. 68,70,176,188 Jones, Bettye 26 Jones, Cary E. 83,211 Jones, Debra A. 128,159 Jones, Lori L. 94 Jones, Pamela R. 161 Jones, Ricarda A. 83 Jones, Steven G. 42 Jones, Tom 94,161 Jordan, Melba Jean 94,161,162 Jorgensen, Ronald A. 94 Jorgenson, James E. 71,161 Jorgenson, Judy A. 71,135 Joy, John W. 94 Joy, Lonnie E. 71 Juedes, Gordon J. 42 Just, Jerry L. 71 Justice, Teresa A. 94 Kaady, Stanley 83,180,204 Kaer, Brenda M. 71,148,161 Kaer, Linda C. 83 Kaer, Tamara D. 94 Kaiel, Phillip S. 94,183,206 Kallas, Melody A. 71,117,135, 159 Kasch, Laurie C. 71 Keeland, Clyde T. 78,83 Keeland, Jr. Theodore 35,42 Keller, Ann 20 Keller, Cindi 94,161 Keller, Deborah K. 42,149 Keller, Kathleen 95,144,145 Kelley, Nancy J. 83,159,175 Kellmer, Gail E. 83 Kellmer, William A. 95,211 Kelly, Anthony A. 71,180 Kelly, Eileen P. 83,175 Kelly, Kathleen A. 186 Kelsey, Sylvester ll 42 Kennedy, Debra L. 95 Kennedy, James 95,122,183, 194,206 Kennedy, Vickie A. 83 Kennison, James K. 42,124,134, 135,148,159,176,179 Kent, Anna M. 95 Kent, Gary D. 83 Kent, Joseph P. 42 Kent, Kathy J. 71,148 Kent, William K. 95,183,199 Kepic, Kathy 95 Kepley, Larry N. 83 Kern, Julie A. 83 Killam, Gary A. 42 Killam, Kathy L. 83 Killam, Larry D. 95,183 King, David C. 95 King, Dennis R. 83 King, Michael L. 95 King, Shirlene K. 95,211 Kinnaman, Joe L. 83 Kinney, Barbara 83 Kirk, Terry L. 71 Kirkhart, Pamela A. 42,114 Kivior, Paul A. 83,204 Kleiv, Kevin A. 95 Klemin, Marilyn 84 Kline, Renee M. 71 Klug, Cynthia D. 32,42,134, 135,148,149,153,211 Knapp, Dwight P. 42 Knox, Mary M. 84 Knutson, Denise A. 71 Knutson, Karen D. 95,175 Kocarnik, Linda M. 71 Koester, Robert 28 Kordosky, Gary 95 Kost, Bradley M. 95,199 Kost, Kathy M. 71 Kost, Sheila R. 42 Kotts, Kimberli 84 Kraft, Beniimin 84 Kraft, Sheryl L. 71,117 Krieck, Vance B. 95 Krieger, Betty A. 71 Krieger, Charles J. 84 Krouth, Dennis A. 71,204 Krouth, Karen L. 43,117 Krueger, Jodie 84 Krueger, Patti D. 43,158,162 Krummacher, Annette 84,161 Kucharzyk, Randall 95 Kuehl, Denise L. 43 Labes, Jerry Charles 84 Labes, Michael L. 43,174,211 Lafollette, David 84,112 Lafollette, Maury E. 71,148, 176.188 Lalonde, Jacquline 84 Lamonda, Debbie A. 95 Landers, Julie A. 95 Landis, Carrie A. 84 Landis, Darcy M. 95 Landtiser, Kathy 95 Landtiser, Michael L. 71 Langan, Lesley 25 Langevin, Brenda K. 84 Langford, Benjamin L. 71 Langworthy, William 84 Lape, Jerome P. 95 Lape, Marlyn A. 95 Lape, Sharla M. 71 Lappin, Gary 71 Larko, Candy L. 95 Larsell, Linda K. 71,148 Larsell, Valerie A. 95 Larsen, Debbie K. 95 Lasich, Antonette T. 43,138, 139 Lasley, Lori S. 71,148 Laster, Teri D. 95,161 Latour, Henry 84 Lauten, David E. 84 Lee, Barbara A. 71,148,211 Lee, Kathryn 95 Lee, Mary L. 84,197,211 Lefebre, Sandra C. 71,159 Leland, Donnie 71,199 Leland, Robert David 43,124 Lemon, Becky S. 72 Leonard, Constance L. 72 Leonard, Nick J. 43 Letson, Anita K. 43 Letson, Dennis W. 95 Letson, Susan L. 72 Lewis, Pe99V C. 43,159 Lewis, Sandra L. 95,161 Libbey, Gerald R. 43 Liebsack, Roy 28 Lillie, Hetty 21 Lillvik, Darbie A. 72,199 Lindahl, Judy A. 43 Lindberg, Kimberly 84 Lindberg, Mark J. 95 Lindquist, Hector H. 72 Lindquist, Wayne 13 Linimon, Mark E. 43 Link, Kevin J. 72 Liska, Larry 72 Liska, Lynnette J. 84,197 Literal, Bruce 12 Livingston, James J. 44 Locke, Willard 95,184 Lockett, Jr. Henry L. 84 Lockett, Samuel D. 84 Lofstrom, Karen F. 95,211 Londos, Bruce 19 Long, Scott K. 95,183,206 Longoria, Brian R. 95 Loprinzi, Phillip 11 Lordos, Karen D. 72,148,149 Loucks, Mark 72 Lougheed, Ellen L. 134,186, 197 Love, Jacci L. 72 Lowery, Douglas 84 Lowery, Linda J. 72,153 Luke, Sheilaelaine 84,112,168, 169 Luke, Teresa E. 44,156 Lundborg, Dean James 72,184 Lundgren, Cheryl 95 Lundt, Gregory S. 44,124,162 Lynch, Debra D. 84 Lynch, James C. 53 Lyska, Andrea Lynette 84,175, 186 MacDonald, Warren R. 72 Mackley, Patricia L. 95 Madden, Dennis M. 144,145,159 Madden, Dave 180 Maguigan, Susan T. 72 Mallon, Patricia A. 44,149 Malloy, Cheri L. 44 Malloy, Sandra G. 84 Manser, John P. 84,197 Manser, Stanley J. 72,186 Manser, Steven 44,119,176,179, 197 Mapes, Sterling L. 72,199 Maplethorpe, Doreen 44 Margeim, Deana L. 44 Markham, Doris 29 Markham, Eileen Y. 72,134,135, 148,159 Markoff, James D. 44 Markstrom, Bonnie 95 Marritt, Candy L. 44,158 Marritt, Cookie R, 84 Marshall, Bernadine 25 Marshall, Michael B. 84 Marshall, Roger K. 95 Martin, Jerry L. 84 Martin, Kenny 95 Martin, Nora L. 95,161 Martinez, Catherine M. 72 Martinez, Steve E. 72 Matteucci, Alice 72 Matteucci, Roberta 95 Mayes, Cheryle A. 95 Mayfield, Julie A. 85,186,197 Mayfield, Lindy E. 95,211 Mayfield, Paul 183,194 McCallum, Daniel 18 McCarthy, Debbie L. 84,95,161 McCaskey, Rodney J. 44 McClung, Howard C. 72 McCoy, Stephen F. 95 McCrary, Reda D. 72 McDermet, Scott 19 McDonald, Dennis 72,106,165 McDonald, Jeffrey D. 84,163, 186 McDonald, Lori Rae 44,124,135, 148,149,158,159,211 McGarry, Kelly 84,161 McDowell, Terry 183 McGarry, Melissa A. 72 McGee, Lorri L. 96 McGrady, Michael 96 Mcllwain, Sandra L. 72,158, 159,186 Mcllwain, William James 45,52, 144,145,158,159 McKeen, Ricky C. 84,180 McKeen, Sheri D. 96 McLaughlin, Alvina J. 96 McLaughlin, Christina 85 McLeod, Scott R. 96,122,174, 183 McLeod, Susan 45,148 McMurtry, Deborah 96 McMurtry, Gary L. 96 McMurtry, Larry D. 85 McSloy, Karen E. 72 McWilliams, Danny 85 Meaney, Michael E. 158,159,208 Meeker, Martin O. 85 Megert, Mike 72,161 Mercer, Karen 96 Meske, Cynthia 96,211 Metzker, Melanie A. 96 Meyer, Louis 19,211 Meyers, Joseph D. 45,148,159 Mezo, Richard 85 Michael, Larry R. 96 Michael, Steve F. 72 Michael, Tony 85 Middleton, Tamie J. 85 Mikesh, Deborah 96 Miles, Corinne K. 72 Miles, Kenneth D. 96 Miller, Debra M. 72 Miller, Donald A. 96,186,197, 206 Miller, Julie A. 85 Miller, Lueen 8,9 Miller, Matthew S. 72 Miller, Michelle D. 96 Miller, Pamela J. 72,149 Miller, Wesley W. 85 Mills, Ilene M. 96 Mitchell, Lillian 11 Mitchell, Shirley A. 73,147 Moe, Roy 28 Mogan, Deanne K. 73 Mogan, Debora L. 45,117 Moilanen, Heidi 96,175 Monroe, Dorothy 29 Moon, Judith Eileen 45,148, 159 Moore, Dennis E. 85,174,176 Moore, Gary D. 85,180,199 Moore, James V. 45 Moore, Trudy Y. 85,120,160 Moran, Patricia J. 96 Morris, Michael L. 85 Morrow, Donna L. 85,197 Mosley, Brian D. 45 Munson, Marty H. 96 Murphy, Joan 24,25 Murphy, Patti D. 96 Myers, Judy 8,9 Myers, Lisa B, 45,124,128, 129,148,158,159 Myers, Sabra l. 96,161,211 Nakachi, Maxine 12 Neal, Robin J. 73 Neely, Suzanne 79,85,161 Neely, Timothy C. 96 Nelsen, Mike E. 85 Nelson, Bruce 96 Nelson, Debra L. 73 Nelson, Delbert L. 18,45,211 Nelson, Gloria A. 85,175 Nelson, Jerome H. 85,162 Nelson, Katherine D. 45,114, 144,145,148,156 Nelson, Mary C. 45 Nelson, Michael D. 85,208 Nelson, Rolf W. 72 Nelson Sammy 96,183 Nelson: wade H. 72,73,162,188 Nelson, Valerie 85 Newell, Cindy L. 45,159 Newell, Lawrence 85 Newman, Michael J. 96 Nicholls, Dana A. 96 Nichols, Judy M. 73 Niles, Roland 85,180 Niemi, Toni 20 Nixon, Lois J. 73 Noble, Malcolm L. 161 Nofziger, Charles 18 Noland, Neva M. 46 Noles, Bonnie D. 211 Noles, Jr. William 53 Nordstrom, Diana L. 46 Norgaard, Elaine G. 73 Nutt, Jack M. 73 Oathes, Gregory A. 85 0'Brien, Joe 8,9 Oium, Robert C. 71,72 O'Leary, Mary J. 73 Oliver, Wayne A. 72 Oliver, Debbie A. 96 Olson, Kim M. 46 Olson, LaVone 23,186 O'Neill, John R. 85 Orr, Sharon 13 Otis, Steve E. 85 Oviatt, Jeff M. 72 Oviatt, Julie R. 85,161 Oviatt, Vernon G. 96 Pacheco, Judy A. 85,160 Painter, Anthony 97 Parent, Scott A. 97,183 Parent, Vickie L. 73 Parker, Linda L. 73 Parker, Wayne 18 Parmalee, Barbara 10 Parmelee, Glen A. 97,174 Pastorino, Donald E. 46 Patterson, Dave 186 Patterson, Douglas A. 37,46, 124,186 Patterson, Kenneth 97,206 Patton, Lila 97 Paul, Michael 97,183,206 Paxton, Kelly J. 97 Peabody, Diane G. 85 Pearson, Virgil 85 Peck, Caron J. 73 Pedersen, Andrew S. 73 Pedersen, Marcelle M. 85 Pedersen, Timothy R. 97 Peek, Alan N. 46 Penwell, David N. 73 Percell, Percell, Deanna D. 73 Richard M. 73 Perez, Joseph D. 73 Perry, Sandra R. 73 Peters, Eileen E. 85,186 Peters, Richard C. 97,199 Petersen, Teresa C. 46,159 Peterson, Lisa J. 97,161 Peterson, Lorette E. 46 Peterson, Robert 85 Peterson, Tracy D. 85 Pfaff, Dawn H. 73 Pfeifer, Pete 28 Phillips, Gerald 85 Phillips, Therese 73 Philpott, Candice J. 46 Pierce, Michael W. 73 Pilakowski, Richard P. 73 Piltz, Laura 85,159,175,208 Piltz, Tracy K. 72 Plaschka, Delores E. 73 Plew, Deborah 97,211 Poe, Tamra L. Poe 85 Poff, Marcia G. 73 Poole, Arnold 97,183 Poole, Mike W. 97 Pope, Laurie L. 97 Pope, Terri L. 46,54,119,128, 129,166,180 Pope, Tony D. 85,120 Porter, Roschell 155 Poulin, Rebecca C. 73 Poulin, Roberta J. 46,128,129, 167 Powell, David E. 85 Powell, Debra L. 73 Powell, James C. 97,183 Powell, Powell, Preciso, Leilauni L. 46 Scott E. 47 Mary 29 Probsdorfer, Michael 85 Proctor, Donald A. 73,153 Proctor, Shirley 29 Purnell, Karen D. 73 Purnell, Karla D. 97,156 Quebodeaux, Tammi 97 Quebodeaux, Vickie 53,128,148 Ouesnel, Gordon L. 85 Radish, Lisa K. 85,161 Ramey, Larry R. 85 Ramey, Patsy A. 97 Rasmussen, Brenda J. 47 Rasmussen, Danita E. 73 Rasmussen, Kerri A. 47,124, 125,134,148 Rasmussen, Richard 85,112,113 Ray, Michael 15,183 Raya, Danny W. 47 Raya, Marilyn J. 97,122 Read, Marshal E. 73,117,188 Reed, Dennis H. 47 Reed, Gladys 29 Reed, Janell J. 97 Regimbal, Doris M. 97,161 Reid, Cathy 97 Reuteler, Linda D. 73 Reuter, Howard J. 97 Reynolds, Rebecca A. 97 Rheault, Deanne 98 Rheault, Gregory A. 73 Rhone, Daniel 85 Rhone, Victoria 98 Richard, Christine J. 73 Richards, Patrick 85,174,180 Richards, Randall A. 47 Richards, Susan F. 73 Richards, Terresa L. 73 Ricks, Jeanne M. 98 Ricks, Jodie L. 73,160 Ries, John 10 Ries, Raymond M. 98 Rise, Charlotte 98 Rise, James L. 85,180 Rise, Rhonda L. 47 Rising, Steven C. 73,161 Risner, Bonnie K. 47,114 Risor, Robert E. 47 Rittgers, Michael P. 98 Roark, Dennis J. 74 Roberg, Beatrice 13 Roberts, Debra L. 47 Robertson, Diane J. 86,112, 1 13 Robertson, Dorwin 86 Robertson, Doug 24,183 Robertson, Robin S. 74,117 Robinett, Charlotte L. 98 Robinson, Michael 86 Rockwood, Brent 86,162 Roesselet, Francene 86,160 Roeter, Gary L. 98 Rogers, Karen J. 86 Rogers, Laurie A. 98 Rogers, Sandra K. 98 Romjue, Gerald N. 73,180,204 Rose, Barbara F. 98 Roselle, Lori A. 98 Rom, Danny 176 Rosenau, Evelyn 20 Ross, Danny 98 Ross, Shirley 86 Ross, Tim E. 98 Rothamel, Clarence 98,184 Rothamel, Shannon A. 86 Roundtree, Fred 10 Rowland, Dennis 98 Rubio, Delia M. 73 Ruddick, Kathy 74 Ruddick, Kristy 78,86 Ruffin, Rita Y. 86 Russell, Cheryl A. 98 Russell, Robert E. 98,183 Rutto, Thomas 28 Rust, Mike 98 Ryan, Jack 27,174 Ryder, Jere 47 Sabah, Susanna S. 86,112,161 Sahm, Roland D. 47 Sanders, Elizabeth 98 Sandsburn, Debora A. 86 Sappenfield, Joel 8,9 Satalich, Antony J. 48 Saumpty, Phillip C. 86 Sayles, Lois 20 Schaefer, Laura 98 Schaeffer, Peggy L. 48,148, 167 Schaeffer, Ricky 74 Schafer, Pamela S. 88,211 Schaffer, Kimberly J. 74 Schatz, Thomas L. 48 Scheel, Alan T. 86,164,165 Scheel, Maria 74 Scherpf, Barbara 98 Scherpf, Mike D. 74,176 Schillereff, Cindy 86 Schmer, Randy C. 74 Schmitt, John L. 48 Schmitt, Neal A. 98,194 Schmitt, Susan L. 98,211 Schmitt, Thomas L. 48 Schmitt, William 99 Schneider, Jeffrey S. 74,180 Schnoor, Marcella M. 37,48, 124,134,148,167 Schoeler, Gertrude 12 Scholl, Patrick D. 48 Scholl, Sally J. 74 Schopf, Susan J. 74 Schuky, Bill 99 Schultz, Dale P. 74 Schultz, Tom 99 Schuster, Debora 99 Schwab, Carl 27 Schwab, Vickie A. 74,211 Schwalb, Nancy A. 99,161 Schwartz, Al 21 Scott, Susan L. 99 Scott, Tammy J. 99 Scott, Theresa L. 74 Scull, Cynthia A. 99 Scull, Teresa L. 86 Selland, Rhoda L. 74 Serpa, David T. 86,180 Service, Maryann 99,161,211 Service, Michael T. 48 Service, Wayne P. 74,159 Sessler, Shelley L. 99 Setchfield, Linda 23 Setera, Janina M. 99 Shackleton, Vickie 86 Shadrick, Janice A. 48,167 Shadrick, Jeff D. 78,83,86, 112,134,135 Shankles, Deborah L. 99 Shebora, Michael T. 99 Shell, Tom 176 Sheldon, Robert V. 99,183 Shelton, Gayla J. 74 Sherman, Ruth 16,156 Shipley, Daniel 99,161,194 Shirley, Laureen 99,161 Shoals, Donna M. 86 Shoals, Ronald R. 86,158 Showacy, Rose 8,9 Shuey, Alex 99 Shults, Raylene 86 Simmons, Brenda 86 Simon, Lita A. 86 Simpson, Lori G. 86 Sims, Daryl 99 Sines, Vernon L. 74 Singletary, Thomas 99 Sinnott, Dana 86 Skjei, Camille A. 74 Slack, Kenneth G. 99,199 Slack, Pam F. 86 Slack, Vicki M. 74 Small, Steven 87 Smallwood, Samuel 74,180 Smart, Becky J. 74 Smart, Rocky L. 48 Smith, Alvin L. 74 Smith, Beverly J. 87,155 Smith, Candace K. 99,163 Smith, Catherine A. 87 Smith, Daniel R. 87 Smith, David G. 74,180 Smith, David W. 99 Smith, Dean 74 Smith, Deeta Y. 87,155 Smith, Diane 15,211 Smith, Elton L. 180 Smith, Harlan H. 74 Smith, Jeffrey 99,183 Smith, Julie A. 36,48,148,156 163 Mark V. 75,180 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Kenneth 48 Larry S. 48,197 Lori D. 75,99 Nancy A. 211 Margaret 23 Patricia A. 49 Peggy 87,162 Roderick H. 49 Smith, Sammy L. 99,183 Smith, Vernon C. 176 Smith, William R. 99 Snook, 159 Thorsen, Kathleen J. 87 Thorsness, Andrew 26 Thurston, Teresa J. 100 Tierney, Billie A. 50 Tierney, David R. 87 Tierney, Robert 100 Tillis, Steve J. 183,194,206 Toedtemeier, Terry 87 Tollman, Joel 180 Tolles, Pamela J. 75,148 Tolman, Cynthia A. 50,147 Ward, Karen L. 76 Warde, Karen S. 51 Ware, Lonnell 89 Ware, Roger C. 89,174,176 Ware, Valletta 101 Waring, Cindy E. 89 Waring, Janie L. 101 Waring, Suzanne M. 51 Warren, Stephen 51 Washburn, Kim D. 76 Wassmuth, John R. 51 Wassmuth, Trina 89,168,169 Watterson Cynthia K. 51,148 Williams Snook, Melody J. 87 Snow, Patty K. 100 Sorensen, Gwenne R. 100 Southards, Patricia 75,87,112 Spacher, Rosie 161 Sparks, Becky 87 Spink, Julia A. 162 Spivey, Debra J. 49 Spradlin, Rebecca J. 49,124, 128,134,148,149,158,159, 21 1 Sprague, Shannon M. 49,124, 128,129,134,147,148,167 Sprague, Tony A. 75 Spurlock, Susan 100 Stanton, Cathy R. 87 Stanton, Remona J. 99,211 Stanwyck, Donald A. 49,106, 152 Stanwyck, Karen 87,197 Stanwyck, Kenneth 100 Steen, Joann A. 100 Stephens, Casey 87 Stewart, Dr. Nancy 16 Stiner, Robert P. 49,174,184 Stoddard, Elizabeth C. 87 Storm, Roger J. 49 Storms, Susan 26 Stpierre, Ray 199 Strachan, Penny 87 Streicher, Jeffery 87 Strohl, Daphne A. 75,148,149, 154,208 Stromire, Debra J. 75 Stromquist, Ruth A. 49,152,162 Styles, Mark G. 100 Suckow, Kelli J. 49,148 Sullivan, Paul R. 75,77,174, 176 Sully, John 82,87,164 Surely, Laurie 175 Sutton, Carol 87 Svinth, Marie 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