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

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14 I Great Changes Take Place For Senior Guest 1. Senior Council members, Mary Lubelski and Dwyane Harris, enjoy watching their classmates dance. 2. Seniors, Bea Ann Phillips, Brent Stokes, Erica Liebelt, and Leslie Roberts, dance to the music by Stargazer, 3. Iulie Wil- liams, Terri Barrett, Chris Sicuro, and Shari Nicolau, also Council members, pose for the photographer. 3 by Beth Collins Various changes took place this year in the Senior Guest. Tradition- ally, Senior Guest was a chance for seniors and their guests to get to- gether formally one last time before graduation. It had been unpopular the last couple of years and was com- pletely dropped during 1978. To make the dance more popular, Senior Council approached the senior class members early in the fall to ask exactly how the dance should be held. Later the class voted that it would be informal and for any senior, Whether with a date or without. Senior Guest was held on Decem- ber ninth With the Christmas theme of Mistletoe Magic. There were 200 students, mostly seniors, that at- tended the dance. The band for the night was Stargazer who played selections as, King Tutt' by Steve Martin and Freak Out by Chic. The refreshments were provided by the Senior Council and the line at the punch bowl was unending. Senior Guest was a great success this year and one of the best ever held at Roosevelt. I'm really glad we got many people involved and every- thing - band, food, and people - was terrific. said Erica Liebelt, 'Se- nior Council president. 'xx-vxxx. 1 3 tp lt U 2 X an ll T 'L i i'. SSW -i H. ' T i. ' .Fif- If,-'J 'if A- ' Lis - 1 fl

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Record Number by Beth Collins and Kim Vickery On March 16, 1979, RHS Student Council, in cooperation with the Por- tage County Red Cross, sponsored the annual Bloodmobile. A total of 158 pints of blood was collected. RHS ac- counted for 92 pints, which was the most ever given by students and fac- ulty. While some could not give, many were eager to help. There were 55 students who volunteered their ser- vices to make it a success. Nina Garcha, chairperson of the Blood drive, said, It was an overall success, a lot of the students in the school got involved this year. of Students Give Blood ff M 1. Senior Raga Elim gets a blood test by a Red I6- frum 'Um E!-1 Cvoss Q f AX H! ,,.f' Z f -, Cross worker. 2. Valuable information is given to Red Cross worker by Theresa Moyseeko. 3. 2 RHS swimming coach, Linda Ferlito is a record blood donor.