Roosevelt High School - Rough Rider Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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Row Row Row D Left to Jane I.. 21 RUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES Martha Meloy, Mary Lou Shepherd, Jim Hinlrle, lrene Burrows, Barbara Harper, Frances Lofgren, Salura Merritt, Mary Ann Smith, Dolly Choumont, LaMar Sanderson, Chris Miller Connie Boyce, Tom Gallaway, Joanne Boyce, Barbara Hostler, John Sommers, Mary Palmer, Clair Labaietta, Alfred Simones, Caroline White 3-Ronny Jones, Beverly Durr, Martha Bell, Jim Clapp, Harlan Duclrwitz, Donna Greene, Richard Brumbaugh, Paul Calla- han, Mr. Elmer Schear, director, Don Sawyer, Marion Bonesteel, Delores McGowan, Pat Chandler, Joan Ka1mierslii right: Delores Ottaviano, Katherine Imperial, Louie Hall, Meister, Gloria Bianchi lVloney! lVloney! VVho's got the money? After all f hand uniforms donit grow on trees. The P. T. A. certainly found that out when they undertook the tremendous task of raising funds to huy new uniforms. Parade of Quartets! Carnival! Tag Day! Fish Fries! Spaghetti Dinners! Legion Band Concert! Niilton Col- lege Choir! These events and many more were sponsored by the P. T. A. for this very worthy cause. Ohhhhhhhh! At long last the uni- forms arrived in time to he worn at the Spring Band Concert. April 1. Not had Q not bad! Hmmmm! Not had at all! Band spirit? There certainly is! This year there seems to be a notic- able amount of fine spirit among the members. Can it be the influ- ence of their jovial and very capable director, lVlr. Schear?

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BOOSTERS In order to carry out their purpose of promot- ing school spirit, the Boosters of R. H. S. have had a full year of activities. First on the list was the addition of color to the cheering section with red and white crepe paper shakers. Next was the task of planning a caravan to the Falls game, for which we were re- warded with a complete victory by our heroes. Also on the calendar was that eXciting,'7 mar- velous, nerve-racking football assembly, which took place in those very new and clean uniforms . . . Clean, did you say??? Those spots are just in the material! Climaxing football season, Boost- ers and Hi-Y jointly sponsored the first Home- coming Dance in the history of R. H. S., with Queen Putsy Bissler and her attendants pre- W sented at the half-time ceremonies during the Shaker Heights game. During Christmas season, Hi-Y and Boosters together decorated the halls and the Christmas tree. To promote good citizenship, they aided Dental Week by a series of speeches given over the P. A., and they gave toys to the Welfare at Christmastime. On the social side, they entertained the Peppers from Kent State, held the annual Booster Private, and the Senior Boosters presented a steak dinner to their mothers at the traditional Mother-Daughter Banquet, held at the Vale Edge in Ravenna. It wasn't all fun - they took upon them- selves the task of decorating goal posts and boards for the games. To make money, they supervised a bake sale, a sloppy joe sale - which was too much slop and not enough Hdoughl' - and a pencil sale. Advised by Mrs. Richard Kilbourne, they had a year well-balanced between fun and hard work. Presenting the Homecoming Queen The Booster officers Decorating the annual Christmas tree 3 After the big Booster football assembly l President-Jane Sawyer l'IiCP-pfFSidEHf+GlGHIl8 Xfvi-IQOIICI' Secretary-Janet Conners TfP7llSUfEfiAUI16 Brown Sponsor--lVlrs. Ruth Kilbourne OOSTER i

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