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

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An Evening of Entertainment by Beth Collins The Annual Pop Concert was held on Thursday May 17, in the RHS gymnasium. For the second year in a row the concert was conducted and performed by students. The Gym was filled with parents and students Watching the various numbers per- formed by both the Pop Choir and the Iazz Ensemble. The Pop Choir opened the evening with a melody from Pippin con ducted by Iulie Williams. Both the Dolls and the Guys had comedy numbers. The Guys performed Kin Tut and the Dolls performe Copacabana Students that per formed solos were Karen Phipps, Kirr Iacoby, Bea Ann Phillips and Pau Marker. Leslie Roberts sang a sola being accompanied by the Iazz En semble. - 3 1. jazz Ensemble performs during Pop Concert. 2. Tom Maxwell plays trumpet solo. 3. The Guys show their talent while performing King Tut. The program ended with the Choir and Iazz Ensemble doing song by Stevie Wonder, Sir Duke. 1 2' I. so f . I L: I

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A-R-T i by Beth Collins The art room is a spring board to romance, is a famous quote from Ken Gesford, who has been the art teacher for eight years. At the begin- ning of 1978-79 Karen Drongowski joined Ken Gesford to teach addi- tional art classes at RHS. Other art courses were included for the soph- omore, junior, and senior classes such as jewelry and print making, drawing and painting, sculpture and clay, design and visual organization, and fibers and fabrics. Students who chose to pursue one of the art courses further could take the class over as an independent study. RHS students were offered a lot of independence and could use their ingenuity and creativity in the various medias. FORARTS fFriends of Roosevelt Art Societyj supported the Art de- partment for the last three years. The club has raised money to buy art supplies for the room. On the weekend of May 18 and 19, FORARTS went on a trip to Buffalo, New York. They visited the Albright-Knox Museum, Niagara Falls Power Vista, Niagara Falls, Our Lady of Victory Basilica, and Our Lady of Fatima Shrine. The Club was exposed to many forms of art, and had a thoroughly enjoyable time, quoted Mary Lubelski, a senior member of FORARTS. s a 3 Letter ard , . . l Qg,J:Qfg FQ:f 'f 1 7 '.,Q2f'1' f?-f 53. ,. rx- j. . - -rw iff A+ 'V if !l QA' -' '- gum A, . i. L - - A . A lk iv-',U..:f:if ., ' Quftllg i I - xx - ap.-fm, U 5 l - sail. . B f N I 'r Q , ' . X 'B Pr-1'f?'k x - sv- 1 We . .. n 9A:2 x.x 4 'Ydk ?n1 ' ' ' ' ' 'A gf? 1. jackie Peoples completes her batik project by ironing out the wax used to make the design. 2. An unidentified artist draws a self portrait looking through a mirror. 3. Art teacher Karen Drongowski inspires Rosario Ricciardi's artistic interests, while Dale Lowther concentrates on his own drawing project. 4. Black panels were set up in the atrium to display art students' work and to create an art gallery effect. ily 19