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Page 19 text:
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Part off Roosevelt Liffe Assembly Committee Left to right: Janyce Hutchins, Joanne Botten. Greta Torrence and Bob Setzer (chairmen»; kneeling: Bill Reams. Pep Assembly Remember the whole football team piling out of Put Landis' car? We knew right then that our Teddies were a pretty amazing team. Girls Club Inauguration Left to right: JoAnn Hynds. Karen Wahl, Harriet Kreps. Jean Rue. Judy Hawkins. Kerin McAllister. Janet Dailey. Pat Gilbert, Corinne McCumber; seated: Arlene Swanson, Inga Hodgson. Mary Rice; standing: Marikate Tarbill, JoAnn Donaldson. Bev Cocks. Ann Dickerman. Dolores Kreps. Joy Price. Patsy Ostrom, Barbara Neville. Neoma Ward.
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Traditional Assemblies Are a Organ Concert Left to right, back row: Larry Milligan. Kermit Brandt, Shirley Thorne; front row: Sonja Kjaer, Bob Hsu, Maureen McGee, Doris Stinson, Cecil Ristow (chairman), Chel Blom-Cooper. Sports Boosters Left to right, clockwise: Diane Belshaw, Dick Miller. Jack Roos, Kay Barragar (chairman). Barbara Egtvet, Carol Stevens, Doug Putnam. Traditions Left to right, back row: Molly Carnegie, R’lene Anderson. Barbara Merritt Marion Hendrickson. Elaine Hunter; middle row: Eileen Blenkinsop, Barbara Bacon, Marlene Mondala. Joanne Dawes. Sharon Roy, Gail Anderson; front row: Be Hovey, Betty Barnes. Janet Peterson, Judy Flournoy; standing: Janice Peterson (chairman). 14
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Combined Efforts Make an Active Girls' Club Girls' Club Officers Standing, left to right: Cor- inne McCumber (Corres- ponding Secretary), Inga Hodgson (President), Mari- kate Tarbill (Treasurer) ; seated, left to right: Arlene Swanson (Recording Secre- tary), Mary Rice (Vice- President) . Advised by Miss Isabelle Neffeler, and with the cooperation of every Roosevelt girl, the Girls’ Club officers (pictured above at their inauguration) worked through the Administration, Cul- tural, Social, and Service Departments to make this a successful year. Blanche Knickerbocker was chosen as the first Inspirational Chairman, with ten outstanding committee members in her court. Her successors will be selected each semester from the cabinet. The Girls’ Club paper has long been known to us as Highlights. It is Teddy Echo now as a result of a renaming contest in the fall. Featured social events of the year were the Christmas Tea for girls and their mothers, the Father-Daughter Dessert Party— Happy Hearts' Holiday, the Mother-Daughter Banquet — “Carousel, and the Big and Little Sister parties. 16
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