Roosevelt High School - Strenuous Life Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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With the functions of the cabinet, the student council, the advisory council, together with committees, Roosevelt once again met and solved the problems which faced its Associ- ated Students. Continued effort and spirit helped to prove the effectiveness of a democratic organization. Out of this year’s sea of memories will come treasured thoughts of serious work, fun, and laughs—all of which come under the heading of ASR. VICE-PRESIDENT—Jerry Johnson SECRETARY—Laurale Havlina PRESIDENT—Terry Mahaffey TREASURER—Gary MacLeod HISTORIAN—Harriet Kreps 11

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SIGN-UP DAYS—Find many enthusiastic Teds ready to start the new year by swinging into activities. “Sign-up” is one of our traditions, opening each new semester. Activity Recording Standing, left to right: Russ Bunker, Sherry Shantz, Frances Straub, Joan Karrer, Maureen Doyle, Lorraine Pilon; seated: Pat Smith, Nancy Silliman (chairman) Standing, left to right: Joanne Swanson, Suzanne Shaw. Kris Hansen; seated: Lar- ry Graft, Ardis Olson (chairman) Activity Interviewing 10

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M « Participate in Activities Roll Reps In the beginning of every new semester, each roll elects a boy and girl representative to the Student Council. This organization is another tool of our democratic system of school government. Meetings are held whenever it becomes necessary to discuss a problem which concerns the entire student body. Through this representative group and the other branches of the ASR, we achieve our goal by demo- cratic measures. Ticket Board of Control Left to right, standing: George Willoughby. Ed Messerly, Gary MacLeod, Dave Anderson: seated: Mr. L. Turner. Miss I. Neffeler. Mr. C. Bullock. Mr. S. Berthiaume, Mrs. H. Smith. Paper Shack Left to right, standing: Don L. Scott. Alton Turner, Joe Winchell, Ken Semell (chairman), Gloria Wilson. Douglas Turnbaugh, Mr. B. Baggaley, Janice Ryan; tying papers: Ric Novak. Leslie Eagle. Carol Sather. 12