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

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ew Year Brings Change by Jennifer Stelmack On Aug. 28, Roosevelths atriums and halls were Hlled once again with students anxious to get back to school. The incredible heat made it hard to believe that summer was in- deed coming to an end. Sophomore Jason Frankhouser, who spent his summer near the shores of San Die- go, stated, It was a real letdown be- cause I couldn't surf all day like in the summer. Other students, however, eagerly returned. Carolyn Darrow comment- ed, I liked it because weie upper- classmen now, and upperclassmen have more freedom. Students were greeted with several changes and many new faces. More than Hfty new students arrived at RHS, as well as a host of new teachers. One change this year was the be- ginning of the missing child policy. The new policy made schools state- wide accountable for the where- abouts of each enrolled student every WZ' . ff, , f-I vi 4w ev -W. xr? ...g s. J, Z 'Q 7..4f z.' , , M. . - , . 1 if 4 school day. With this program, the schools hoped to inhibit the growth of the number of missing children in Ohio. WINCH 13019014 Upper left, clockwise: Kem Ekechi, Rob Von- Stein, and Mike Patton enjoy a Biology lab! Mr. Hill relives his childhood during classj Mike Schlarb blazes the trail for future drafts- menf Steve Miller shows what his true feel- ings are for being back to school! Phil Ada- mek goes to great lengths to hold up peace in ,A- mf the library! Dave Rasalan explains to Helen ' .1 we I 5 Richards what being a senior means! Tony A' A Q . - ' :A z Zucchero concentrates on his homework. . ' . lff. ' by fi V -f ' A 18X Back To School X -

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Th e Spirit Rings n. by Sandy Gilliam Music! Cheers! People! Spirit! Pep Rallies! Football cheerleading cap- tain Jaclri Euard commented on this years pep assemblies, They im- proved from years before because there was more response from students. One reason for the students' reac- tions was the contest for the spirit bell at each assembly. The juniors showed themselves to be the most spirited class at all except one pep rally this year. Some favorite pep rallies from the past returned this year. The burning of the Raven pep rally and the male cheerleaders pep rally are two examples. Senior Chris Habowski summed up his ideas about pep rallies, They get the people psyched for the game. mo 15 nam' m ...Q 20f Pep Assemblies 7 S S ii - sw h F