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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1953 volume:

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Smith College Norman, Edith Department Head Spanish, latin Make-up Corps, Latina Hodie U of Chicago, U of Mexico Simeon, Mary Mathematics Lost and Found U of W Hoyt, Mary Commercial U of W Brewitt, Laura Study Hall Faculty Book Club U of W Gilbreath, Matilda language Arts Compass, Assembly Central Washington, U of W Bankhead, Bessie Latin, Spanish Language Clubs Stanford, U of W Lauber, Ernest Metal Shop U of W Hutchins, Berkeley Language Arts Thrift Harvard, Columbia Kirschner, Earl Geometry Wooster College, U of W Smith, Helen Language Arts ASR Co-Adv., Study Hall and Library Supervisors UofW Wiley, Alice History Class of '54 Adv. U of W Melville, Grace Commercial Vocational Conference Knox College Eau be gof no lzicgorg Awifclr or 6 cafe, Scarborough, May Assistant Secretary Borland, Lillian Attendance Secretary U of lllinois Dainard, Margaret School Secretary Cunningham, Rita Counseling Secretary Western Washington Sundling, Doris Commercial GC Entertainment, P-TA Bulletins U of W Gladstone, Igor Spanish Los Pan Americcnos U of Algiers, U of W Roys, Marguerite Study Hall Usher Corps W S C fain? wkaf if owen! fo Le Berthiaume, Sheridan Boys' Adviser Boys' Club, Roughriders Minute Service Northwest Training School Sleendnhl, Anna Geometry Torch U of W Schirmer, Conrad History Building Improvement U of Chicago, W S C s l i 5 Watson, Dorothy Librarian Traditions George Peabody College Bradner, Dorothea librarian Fuller, John Mathematics Basketball, Track U of W Lindh, Robert Physical Education Football, Basketball U of W Bellows, Howard Physical and Health Education Intramural, Ushers Columbia, U of W Hull, lou Physical Education Football W S C Mooney, Richard Commercial School Treasurer U of W liston, Edward History, Economics Scholarships U of W Hall, William Journalism News, Radio Club U of W Russell, Florence French, Spanish French Club U of W Fulton, Lois Art Art Club U of Oregon, U of W Muench, George Department Head Industrial Arts U of W Cooper, Cameron Chemistry Camera Club lowa State College, McCormick, Helen Retail Selling U of Oregon, W S C Barnaud, Ernest Language Arts Boston University, Harvard UofW Clark, Elizabeth Department Head History UofW Nefteler, Isabelle Girls' Adviser Girls' Club, Spurs Whitman College flue feaclzem now clonif wirila flue iclri Moe, Betty Physical Education Sports Boosters, Drill Team, Intramural U of W Kipperberg, Aurora Physical Education RHO Club, Health U of W Sorenson, Alfred Engineer Huston, Lester Custodian eg M58 l0JgC OA Myers, Frances Language Arts Social Service Radcliffe College, U of W Krienke, Ora Chemistry Science Club Hamline Universi 'Y Montgomery, Ellzaheth Commercial Class of '53 Adv. 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A RE 'L uf 4- S- ' ' g'-5-wffiufx 4 11 ' if ' , 1 ,B ' S1 R ?'13TIf?'g17'i'i Ng Q V fx r N, X M W , ' s Arnie Young lvice-presidenti, Margaret Hesse Ctreasureri, Janet Dailey Cpresidentl, Anne Arnold lhistorianl, Harriet Hutchinson lsecretaryi Moving into a new office was one of the first pro- iects of this year's ASR officers. They put aside official duties to decorate and furnish new headquarters. Along with the newness of the ASR office came a campaign in Roosevelt- encouraging school spirit through roll room participation. Competition between roll rooms ran high and resulted in larger student rep- resentation at school productions. A mock election, outside traffic control, and Back-to-School Night were several of the activities handled by roll rooms. The ASR olticers and the entire student body make up the Associated Students of Roosevelt. The diagram at the right shows the formation of this organization. The ASR is proud of its democratic form of school gov- ernment. Students and teachers working together to make better citizens characterize the ideals set forth in the little red school house. QCU' OIL! g0!6!8I'l FHL Jagil ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF ROOSEVELT EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE Asn orricsns Asn CABINET ASR COMMWTEE stuoem COUNCIL cHALRmEN committee ROLL ROOM msmsens msmasns J U D I C I A L Aovisonv COUNCIL STUDY HALL HALL PATROL supsnvisons Roll Reps The duties of roll reps are to rep- resent the siudents of their roll classes at Student Council meet- ings, keeping them informed of the schooI's activities and problems. Advisers Mr. Lloyd Turner, Mrs. Helen Smith ASR Cabinet Back row-Roger Winter, Dave Sip- herd, Mr. Lloyd Turner, Virginia Carlgren, Susie Barrett Third row-Mrs. Helen Smith, Patsy Bailey, Anne Arnold Second row-Sherry TG99, Clarice Torrence, Don Stucky, Alice Han- son, Mr. Sheridan Berthiaume, Arnie Young Front row-Janet Dailey, Miss Iso- belle Nefieler, Eldon Irving, Hor- riet Hutchinson Advisory Council Bock row-Adele Olsen, .lay Deck- er, Dove Sipherd, Jim Bakeman, Janet Dailey Front row-Ed Erickson, Susie Bar- rett, Arnie Young, Harriet Hutch- inson, Rollin Odell, Sonia Kioer flue gig Loyd liege! fire counci A f en, lnterschool Relations Back row-Rollin Odell, Shirley Thomander Second row-Laurel Thom, Bob Knappe, Heather Scott Front row-Warren Dawes, Nancy Brooks, Joyce Mullen, Sid Whar- ton, Paul Turner fchairmanl Ticket Force Peter Diftenderfer, Lowell Smith, .lack Miller, Jeff Ewell lchairmcml, Don Smetheram, Gene Gardlin, Dorothy Smith CL Jlffllfl Olfl fA8 !00l Pass Sales Sandy Adkisson, Paul Turner, Margaret Hesse lchairmanl, Alice Hanson, Jack Wallock, Maureen McGee Ticket Board of Control Back row-Mr. Richard Mooney, Ed Erickson, Mr. Lloyd Turner, Jock Wright, Mr. Sheridan Ber- thiaume Front row-Nancy Bryant, Mar- garet Hesse lchairmanj Assembly Committee Jack Vaughn, Sid Wharion, Toni Filigno, Sally Brown Cchairmanj Activity Recording Commitiee Ba Valerie Henning, Sue Van Tilborg, Maureen Arndif, Roberta Scolf Fran! row-Jackie Gerar lchairmanl, Ruth Anderson 212 Study Hall Supervisors Back row-Dave Scvelle, Harmon Rulifson, Joe MacDonald, Jan Krachunis, Bill Jensen, Gary Reibmon, Jim Whitehead Fronl row-Sid Whorlon, Paul Turner, Bob Wernli, Jim Roller, Darrow Johnson, Bob Reddick, Jim Wonamoker Cchairmunl, Bob Schoonover ff' ck row-Nancy Lee, Cinda Lee, Shirley Stark Pai Sruempges d, Karen Wahl, Alice Hanson, Sandra Scott if 31 Ar0Le a win ow 7 Ethical Conduct Committee Back row--Jon Oien, Don Galt, John Cunningham lchairmanl, Chuck McGaffey Front row-Bud emp, y Delores Stone K Mar MacKenzie, Barbara Bye, Dave Smith, Hall Patrol Back row--Dave Savelle, Bill Hooper, Jack Young, Bruce Crothers, Glenn Armstrong, John Iverson, Arthur Wood, Byron Butler, Dave Rosenquist Second row-Ridge Powell, Mike Nickel, Chuck Cerbello, Bob Wernli, Alan Mills, Eden Sisley, Gale Wergeland, Leonard Hutchinson, Dave Nicholson Front row-lndle King, Bob Reddick lchairmanl WAY HALL 201 Study Hall Supervisors Back row-Bob Ames, Ed Banker, Doug Howard, Warren Anderson, Doug Benedict, Bruce Crothers, Charles Falconer, Bill Flude, Mal- colm Frack Front row-Jan Erickson, Al Frisch, Bob Belcher, Jim Collins, Don Butow, Bradley Buell, Fred Bry- ant, Curt DesForges -my Gif 211 C7 61 tigliqel C16l7l1? 3 Mixer Committee Back row-Don Stucky, Betty Gill, Barbara Jacobs, Denny Skoglund Front row-Shirley Metz lchair- manl, Warren Brotnov, Margaret Savage Thrift Committee Donna Miller, Barbara Paulson lchairrnanl, Marilyn Rangwald, Helen Ames, Jackie Wade, Sandra Sparling Social Service Committee Judy Salilberg, Phyllis Alborn, Faye Goode, Kerin McAllister lchairmanl, Gloria Esdale, Cecily Candee, Pat Eckart Lunchroom Committee Back row-John Pack, Jim Geddes, Jim Scanlon, Jim Richards, Tom Gardner, Bill Hagen, Jack Wall- ock lchairmanl Front row-Barbra Bell, Nancy Leach, Judy Bailey, Leslie Eagle Ceo-chairmanl, Anne Nordstrom, Bev Anderson, JoAnne Hynds, Liz Johnson A e ,ai in, woo or 5foLin75foue5 Traditions Committee Back row-Roberta Scott, Pat Fisk, Marilyn Stubbs Front row-lianne Tryon lchair- manl, Richard Wabey, Cliff Zim- merman, Jackie Dudley, Dawn Eckton, Florence Nolley, Jean Church Alumni Committee Back row-Ann Green, Eleanor De- Turk lchairmanl, Carol Wake- tield, Bettina Bailey, Dorothy Lea Martin, Janet Dobbs Front rowflael McCrea, Suzanne Luehrs, Barbara Bye Health Committee Sheryl Fike, Bereth Steensland, Carol Wyllie, Lea Schegolkov lchairmanl, Barbara Jacobs, Karen Anderson, Valerie Henning P-T A Dance Committee Back row-Bev Bursett, Buck Rulif- son, Carol Campbell lchairmanj, Bob Bale, Luann Perkins, Terry Olsen Front row-Mary Fran Breshears, Rick Sampson an 7 Alla in , in ififkur A-5 Mint Minute Service Back row-Jerry Carlson, Paul Henderson, Bob Walker, Ed Fisher, Bob Allen Second row-Mike Nickel, Art Cameron, Heyler Davis, Larry Burr, Artie Buerk, Byron Butler, Richard Wabey, Paul Winemcln, Howard Dewey Front row-Ross Holmstrom, Dave Rosenquist, Bill Hungerford, lchair- manl Bulletin Board Committee Pat Stuempges, Lianne Tryon, Carol Trotter Library Aids Back row-Charles Davis, Ralph Dines, Marty Jordan Third row-Jolene Knight, Pat Daly, Marilyn Dow, Orzetta Carroll, Karen Edensword, Donna Carlton Second row-Anne lptellrofer, Marybelle Kellogg, Madge McGarvey, Billie Kersey, Pat Dunsmoor, Florence Nalley, Sonia Lilieberg, Eva Clark Front row-Susan Onsum, Marilyn Apted, Gayle Ford, Cynthia Rich- ardson, Shirley Carlson, Carolyn Chesnutt, Donna Ennest TIANTI Costume Force Norma Zamp, Beverly Faull, Arlene Templeton, Lucille Johnson, Betty Templeton, Gerry Cochrane, Helen Swenson, Kay Collins we ,ll lrcwe an Make-up Corps Marci Van Buskirk Cchairmanl, Hans Reichl, Nancy Stone, Adele Van Buskirk, Sally Robbins, Vicki Sutter Organ Concert Committee Back row-Don Galt, Jean Myers, Dixie Bell, Carole Lathes, Barbara Stoneburg, Ardelle Juntunen, Rita Milligan, Sally Bartel, Judy Sahl- berg, Mary Nielsen Front row-'Cindy Gilinsky, Rowena Rosenquist Kchairmanl, Joan Pluylaar, Mary Crayne Compass Committee Back row-Warren Marttala, Sheryl Fike, Margaret Lynch, Fritz Wolff Front rowfErla Ring, Susan Rock, Joan lmbery fchairmanl, Virginia Loar, Ecl Suhrbier, Carolyn Peer, Virginia Cunningham Usher Corps Back row-Rosemary Shaw, Nancy Engle, Claire Taylor, Lynn Wilde, Barbara Stoneburg, Barbara Cheney, Marilyn Hewett, Carol Sechler Third row-Ann Schnatterly, Pav Daly, Lois Tatterson, Kay Watkins, Hester Hollingshead, Rita Milligan, Judy Gibb Second row-Gayle Ford, Maureen Dunn, Linda Adams, Mary Jane Stokes, Sharon Michaelson, Louise Busch, Janice Sellers, Frances Ford Front row-Ann Nilsson fchairmanl, Arnell Swenson, Joyce Nicholson, Joan Stixrude, Nancy Brower, Charlene Damerow, Jean Myers, Joanne Daugherty t0 JFLILU uri an i0C'8fAQl Stage Force Back row-David Daly, Dan Trandum, Chuck Cerbello, Bob Marshall, Don Beeson Front row-Jerry Scansen, Warren Brclnov, Pele Gallina, Bergen Hamilfon Public Address System Back row-Ronnie Ewarf, Doug Biles, Ralph Beals lso-chalrmunj, Ed Whiting Front row-Jerry Bangs, Don Beeson, Jack McNamara leo-chairman! 3 .I we fiaf arouncl flue gig Lfaclr Afoue, 351 KW Building Improvement Committee Jack Siolseth, Adele Olsen, Jon Edensword, Valerie Henning manl Ground Improvement Committee Cliff Zimmerman, Joe Dawson, Bruce Sundgren, Dan Greaves lchairmunl do warm in winfr weafAer Nancy Yoder, Betty Gill, Joye Downs, Dave Putnam, Bruce Sundgren, Carol Wakefield, Fritz Wolff, Carole Wilkins, Jim Watterson lchair- Spades Lynda Smith, Heather Scott lvice- presidentl, Dorothy Lea Martin, Anne Arnold, Alice Hanson, Pat Green, Sharon Lantow lpresidentj, Nancy Kracke, Mary MacKenzie, Marci Van Buskirk lsecretary-treas- urerl, Shirley Johnson Attendance Oltice Workers Back row-Bev Faull, Judy DeHaan, Bev Bursett, Sally Robbins, Nor- ma Zamp, Carolyn Anderson, Karen Harvey Front row-Nancy Howisey, San- dra Lindquist, Jackie Cheever. Carolyn Roberson, Janet Black- ford, Janet Bristol, Bev Eastman Teachers' Secretaries Back row-Judy DeHacm, Bernice Arneson, Noydena Leonard, AI- berta Saurdiff, Mary Nielsen Second row-Fanita Brandeis, Jo- anne Henager, Jackie Godfrey, Nancy Ricketts, Marlene Eckart, Alma Johnson, Bev Gilmartin, Lois Sechler Front row-Martha Farra, Caroline Arcand, Nancy Brooks, Marianne Knott, Delight Scott Main Office Workers Back row-Janice Olson, Gregg Newell, Peggy Harpster, Jean Huston, Barbara Exner, Shirley Metz, Nadine Nordness, Dorothy Johnson, Joanne Karch Second row-Gail Landis, Nancy Smart, Marilyn Andersen, Vir- ginia Loar Front row-Peggy Slick, Adele Olsen we oarife 0 l'l0 Cl,l'lCy C U, 5, Radio Club Bark row-Dean Robinson, Ron Pilman, Norm Allen, John Ho- worlh, Herbert Tranlham, Jerry McFarlane, Byron Butler Fronf row-Bruce Jacobson fpresi- denfl Movie Club Warren Anderson, Frank Vincenzi, Harold Perry, Ed Cornell, Craig Gaylord, Ray Jacobson, Dick Grim- Iund, AI Molfivi, Bill Krueger, Allen Baunsgard, Fred Hawley, Jim Mil- ler, Mr. Clyde, Sieve Brown Camera Club RoberlMcni1els, Tom Tomfan, Sieve Riley, Jack Siolseth, Jon Oien, Rollie Jonson, George Anderson Ski Club John Prescoil fpresidenfl, Susie Bawreh, Carolyn While, Jim Slill- we l I 1 l 4 s we Mil ,f A0110 l'l0I'l8 0 fkede Spanish Club Nancy Pefers, Sulanne Luehrs, Warren Dawes lpresidenrj, Connie Davis, Bob Bender, Ron Duncan, Shelby Collard, Barbara Bye, Chris- Vine Nelson Latin Club Back row-Bob Lucas, Roger Now- ell Second row-Gail Landis, Bellina Bailey, June Huclrle, Jean Myers lconsull, Dave Holmkvisl lcon- sull, Jim Hawkins, Gwyneth Ev- ans, Ann Horton Fran! row-John Sells, Dave Mehus French Club Joan Marston, Barbara Benlley, Heaiher Scofr, Arlie Eager, Carol Marsion, Irma Azadkhanian, Jean Church Ipresiclentj, Margaref Sav- age, Harrie! Hulchinson German Club Back row-Mary lou Koehler, Nancy Stone, Juergen Ringmann Cpresidenfj Fran! raw-Ralph Morgan we n f give gig anced f en, Science Club Bob Reddick, Rayeha McLeod, Mr. Krienke, Norm Allen fpresi- denfl, Madeleine Roop, Charles Michaelson, Art Martin Art Club Anne Davies, Roberla Ryan, Sharon Perier, Virginia Raymond lpresidenlj, Arlie Eager Debate Club Bob Lind, Joan Pluylaar, Dan Rifler, Bob Jensen, Jack Wright, Jane? Brislol, Carroll Cross, Gordon Laing, Bill Jensen, Paul Winemon, Cecily Candee Chess Club Lucy Sperlin, Bruce Clule, Dag- mar Yelinek, Josefina Marino we fufif Aan! 5,081 in, eed A long walk down the aisle, majestic music, quiet oaths and a new corps of officers took its place to guide the girls of Roose- velt High School on an- other year of fun, service, and school activites. Headed by Sherry Tagg as president, the new ofti- cers were Sonia Kiaer, vice- president, Linda Bird, re- cording secretary, Cecil Evans, corresponding sec- retary, and Sandy Adkis- son, treasurer. The popular adviser, Miss lsabel Neffler, began her fourth year in helping the girls with their prob- lems and being a friend to all. Left to right-Sonia Kiaer, Sherry Tagg, Miss Neffeler, Sandy Adkis- son, Cecile Evans, Linda Bird. left to right-Ellen McConnell, Betty Dailey, Susie Barrett, Diane Newinger, Nancy Brier, Gweneth Evans, Linda Bird, Sonia Kiaer, gherlry Tagg, Sandy Adkisson, Cecile Evans, Ivaly Janes, Barbara Carlgren, Karen Wahl, Martha Farra, Neoma Ward, Margaret lor re. With an all-out drive to get more girls into school activities, the Girls' Club began another active year. During the Christmas season the annual Mother-Daughter Tea was given with the theme the lovely tale, Brigadoon . Fathers and daughters went Swinging on a Star together and mothers were entertained with an Evening in Paris at the traditional Girls' Club banquets. flue gif :S gof af flzeir Laing wor 32 .. as sg ti li it is SPRING CABINET Pat Bauer Sharon Bushell Barbara Carlgren Corrine Clnsen Marlene Eckart Louise Ensign Alice French Mercedes Gales Beverly James Lucille Johnson Carol Lothes Suzanne Luehrs Marilyn Matter Sandy McDonald Anne Nordstrom Doris Oldenburg Joanne Patton Marilyn Rangwald Heather Scott Sandy Snider Bereth Steensland Nancy Stone Nancy Thomas Joan Verhamme Sallie Wing N X c ' I t ie XS 1'-5'-Y X F5 I :ff Q x. m Q Q Y will 1 'Q F 5' A f. Y' ., W N X Q we -A 1 ..., . '-Ly -x A is f Lc k. . . FALL CABINET Nancy Brier Beverly Bursett Carol Chapman Georgia Cooley Mary Lou Cranage Janet Dobbs Dawn Eckton Martha Farra Georgia Hill Lynn Irwin Judy Johnson Ivaly Jones Sydney Lawrence Elaine Marlin Marsha McEachern Carolyn Peer Karen Quickstad Arlene Russell Sue Shane Shirley Stark Darlene Wallace Sue Watkins Carolyn White Mary Williams Carol Wylie ms X K IF I .lii t Q . ..l, .i' I is 3 v , .. I-.f Q 4. N'-els: - , --- in ...W 3 1 r--o-N' X'-Q. ,ff Charles McGaFtey Cchairmanj, Don Adams lassistantl, Mr. Sheridan Berthiaume ladviserl, Jack Bernard lincoming sophamorel Dave Sipherd lpresidentl, Rich Howard lvice-presidentl, Fritz Hull lsecretaryl, Jerry Davis ltreasurerj, Mr. Sheridan Berthiaume adviserl Boys' Club set a friendly pace this year by cooperat- ing with the Girls' Club and ASR in an all-out effort to get more people into ac- tivities. The Sophomore ln- terview Committee was in- strumental in getting all boys new to the school as- sociated with Roosevelt ac- tivities. The Father-Son Banquet had one of the biggest turnouts ever. Entertain- ment provided through the Do You Remember theme was enjoyed by all who at- tended. This activity is a yearly highlight of the Boys' Club. me Logo woufcl Aif unc! fecwe 'Rich Howard Don Stucky Roger Winter Jerry Scansen Warren Brotnov John Cunningham Jerry Davis Jim Roller Russ Bunker Bob Reddick Dick Jensen Fritz Hull Gordy Ritchy Jerry Bangs Don Beeson Ed Erickson Dan Roberts Bob Northfield Don Simpson Chuck McGatTey Following the banquet, the Boys' Club once more plunged into activities. A Boys' Club Assembly was held on December 4, hav- ing Mike McCutchen, cap- tain of the University of Washington basketball team, as the guest speaker. Fall and Spring Intramural Sports were improved un- der the outstanding super- vision of Mr. Howard Bel- lows, Intramural coach. The Intramural staff developed new sports activities for all to enioy throughout both semesters. Intramural now rates as a top Boys' Club activity. Adllisson, Sandy Arnold, Anne Barrett, Susie Bedford, Audrey Brown, Sally Carlgren, Virginia Church, Fran Connolly, Mary Dailey, Janet Dark, Duane Farra, Martha Filigno, Toni Foord, Marilyn Gill, Betty Glass, Barbara Treas. Green, Ann Greggorson. Bev Halvorson, Morit Hanley, Virginia Hanson, Alice Hess, Margaret Hill, Georgia Hulchinson, Harriet Hynds, JoAnne Kiaer, Sonia Jacobs, Barbara Lantow, Sharon Marston, Joan McAllister, Betty McAllister, Kerin McGee, Maureen McNeal, Linda Sec. Metz, Shirley MacKenzie, Mary Meisner, Adele Mullen, Joyce Newinger, Diane Vice-pres. Olsen, Adele Pearce, Jill Quickstad, Karen Robbins, Nancy Rosenquist, Rowena Savage, Rosemary Savage, Sharry Scott, Heather Scott, Sandra Tagg, Sherry Torrance, Clarice Pres. Van Buskirk, Marci Wahl, Karen Wernli, Lou Ann Spur Emblem Left to right- Mory Mackenzie Gordy Richards Bev Greggorson, John Woodruff LU Heffel QCWJ of QOAJQI1 IOLLPZJ, Bakeman, Jim Bale, Bob Brofnov, Warren Bunker, Russ Chichester, Jerry Cummins, Dave Cunningham, John Davis, Waller Decker, Jay Dodge, Bill Edensword, Jon Erickson, Ed Ewell, Jeff Geddes, Jim Herzog, Ron Holmkvisf, Eric Howard, Rich Jenks, Dave Knappe, Bob McGaFley, Chuck Miller, Dick Miller, Jack Odell, Rollin Olels, Lyle Olsen, Terry Peringer, Mike Pefers, Doug Sec.-Treas. Pickering, Bob Reddick, Bob Richards, Gordy Richards, Jim Roller, Jim Sipherd, Dave Stucky, Don Pres. Teach, Gary Turner, Paul Wannamaker, Jim Williams, Gary Woodruff, John Young, Arnie Ogd ,tlfU6LI l'l ,f pong l i 6105 f Qfl Top-Jill Pearce, Maureen McGee, Ann Schnatterly, Judy Johnson, Karla Kuhnley Center-Miss Steenclahl ladviserj, Jim Roller lpresidentj, Christine Nelson lvice-presidentl, Suzanne Trimble fsecretoryl, Ann Nilsson ltreasurerj Botiom-back row-Heather Scott, Rod Thorn, Lynn Clow, Audrey Bedford. Front row-Claire Taylor, Shelby Collard, Martha Crain, Joyce Leishman, Iva Meckling, Janice Funk . . . And the purpose of this organization shall be the encouragement and reward of high attainment on the part of students in the matters ot scholarship, leadership, service, and character development. Il In these few words taken from the constitution of the Roosevelt High School Honor Society is the spirit of Torch. Headed by Jim Roller, president, Christine Nelson, vice-president, Suzanne Trimble, secretary, and Ann Nilsson, treasurer, the members of Torch were back of every school activity at Roosevelt, socially and in service to others. As Miss Anna Steendahl, Torch adviser says, You can't put your finger on Torch as a single group. Everywhere you turn they are there, doing things for others and the school at every opportunity. Every year, many entering sophomores try to attain the honor of belonging to Torch in their first semester at Roosevelt. This year many were successful. Nearly forty per cent of the more than nine hundred entering sophomores made Torch. web! gif a meclaf or a goal' Adkisson, Sandra Armstrong, Margaret Arnold, Anne Backman, David Bakeman, Jim Barrett, Sulanne Bedford, Audrey Bentley, Barbara Boyd, Bob Brotnov, Warren Brown, Ellen Brown, Sally Bryon, Bert Bryant, Fred Bryant, Nancy Bunker, Russ Bursett, Beverly Bursett, Frances Busch, Eva June Carlgren, Virginia Chapman, Carol Chichester, Jerry Church, Frances Clow, Lynn Cross, Carroll Culbertson, Richard Cummins, David Cunningham, John Dailey, Janet Dark, Duane Decker, Jay Doepke, Martha Dotson, Marylyn Edensword, Jon Erickson, Ed Faull, Beverly Feldt, Evelyn enior Filigno, Toni Foord, Marilyn French, Alice Gill, Betty Gill, James Givens, John Green, Ann Greggerson, Beverly Halverson, Marit Hanley, Virginia Hanson, Alice Hartman, Hugh Hecht, Harry Hendrickson, Tom Hesse, Margaret Hill, Georgia Ann Holmkvist, Eric Houk, Ted Hovey, Richard Howard, Richard Hutchinson, Harriet lmpett, Jim Irving, Eldon Jacobs, Barbara Jenks, David Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, George Jordan, Trudy Juergens, Charles Keys, Susan Kiaer, Sonia Knappe, Robert Langely, Ernestine Lantow, Sharon Layson, William Leech, Richard l.ince,William Qui! an CZFCL Logan, Joon Mackenzie, Mary Manley, Laurine Marston, Joan Martin, Arthur Martin, Dorothy Lea Mather, Judith Matter, Marilyn McAllister, Betty McGee, Maureen McNamara, Jack McNeal, Linda Meisner, Adele Metz, Shirley Michaelson, Charles Miller, Jack Mullen, Joyce Mullins, Kathleen Nilsson, Ann Odell, Rollin Olsen, Adele Pearce, Jillian Pearce, John Pearson, Jean Pearson, Lois Pence, Peter Peringer, Mike Perkins, luann Peters, Doug Peterson, Barbara Peterson, Janice Potter, Tom Putnam, David Quickstad, Karen Reddick, Robert Robbins, Nancy Roller, James J .Simff Roop, Madeleine Rosenquist, Rowena Rushing, Robert Sachs, Marie Savage, Rosemary Savage, Sharry Schnatterly, Ann Scott, Delight Scott, Heather Shaw, Leonard Simpson, Don Sipherd, David Siolseth, Jack Stixrude, David Stritmotter, Violet Stuckey, Don Swedlund, Elaine Swenson, Arnell Tagg, Sherry Teach, Gary Thomas, John Thorn, Rodney Thorssen, Eunice Torrence, Clarice Trofter, Carol Tryon, Lianne Van Buskirk, Marci Vaughn, Jack Wahl, Karen Wakefield, Carol Wonomaker, Jim Watkins, Sue Wernli, Lou Ann Wettleson, Ann Wharton, Sidney Williams, Gary Wilson, Paul Balch, Foord, Beverly Marilyn Carlgren, French, Virginia Alice Cranage, Gillanders, Mary Lou Kathy Hannafin, Jenks, Marilyn Dave Hanson, Miller, Alice Sally Impett, Morrison, Jim Jean Ol' g0f6!Ql'l t0l'lgU,8 CUT, ,060 Patton, Peters, Joanne Doug Peer, Rushing, Carolyn Bob Perkins, Scott, Luanne Heather Smith, Teach, Lynda Gary Stixrude, Wahl, Dave Karen Stone, Williams, Delores Gary ,xv 1 4 .ini -i,' Q 33' we f '..?-3 X X51 ,W-uqal! P' ,si all-1 Q. '. ':- .0 A' nl , '- 1- . ,, 2 1 V.. :HA 9 f XM , N M. X., K f S x- . A .-113 Tug 15' y -z 4 Q V A 'R' .X ,, U i E g N I 5 L N' 1 1 1' A It ' s 2 ' I S' s ., , 49- -:5 , ' '4 , L , .v .- H I 1 : P h -R :S ' F A C 5' '1 .- . . 1 jx V ' i J' 5 - - . Q A ,g ,3-, 1. L . ' 93: S3 V 5--fgsw f .3 aw 2 K' X ' .1 .1 X Q -L. ,, 4 A fit' rif ' s. - v 35 X , V ,Q H 455 ' 3- f 5 ,A ' . ...Z T f S JE' M.: Qi- . W - 1 Z ' xg fWmW?Mm5vf k 1fwwwQQQw2g ' 1 If ' V, , . - . 3 ','- ' G ' dugg, 1 W : 1 ,4 . 'L ' T -ilf , --'Q iv aw g a N ,S xml V- J :ky 333: fr U ,JN me f f 2 ,.,, , .32 1 xiii' W-y:,.vU: 1-my WFT' luqfyyfngwxgb ww up-f vw K .5 ,mzggyl g v ., . K Q if K 1 . , 'J vi ,L V Q . 11.5 9 , , X '--.f , I .J ' ., ,wif BI ,,., ty, 1 21, 1, , V KA new ' .2 1 . ' , . L H. 4 i ,A l . -J, W, ' ff K fdrw. v x .,,. Q Y n img! 'l'4p lun flu- livuil nrxn is 'wiilli tlut um' r itul :lions nu lnwlm mf motlu-r lighting 'l'v4l lvuni. X-TL JQMBORE 'GAME ' N G .H, Y . .Ai , . y N QQ' Y K . Q' .655 R s NX xxqxv XC' - m , x f X0 .5 X xx X . 'Z X ybf QR N '5 X Q Nix 'XS' .xx ' Q .0 KS xfk ' ll limi IMI' lll'l.l. In the T952 Jamboree, the Teddies made a very commendable appearance. Although they were scored upon by a Queen Anne pass and conversion kick, they showed good possibilities for a successful season. The East, however, powered by strong Franklin and Garfield squads, defeated the West, 'I4-7. flue dig Loyd XYIS l!.XliXl-IS .N -W Blllxl H, llns xt in sk :pt im Nlilt it illx r ,U yr Z -S altuwa-il lllx ' L! 2 ' .14 '.'1,-4, ff 7 JO l?. Qy 0 W. .0 60 '15 'Z I f,. '4 f . off' 'fl Z.. .1 -4. 'mai ff 'Q- BLIL LARD GAME 3' as 'ti ' tum LINUII I tulntiunsdu Huh for his inning snpltmnurc- squzul, Roosevelt's grid bid was dampened greatly as she fell to Ballard, 0-12, in her first season football game. The Shingle Weavers made both of their tallies in the second quarter, aided by an accurate passing attack. Roosevelt blocked both conversion tries and, playing a good second half, held Ballard scoreless. f00L flzeir lzomemacle Laffi, tl Nl l' lift 3 .Xriiic-'s dazzling runs as le-lt lmll'lmvk. :intl 1-ulm li-:ulvrf-liip lmnslnni him nn . if S x 5 xi-5 vt O Q sk. Xi x Of NC T 'Cx pt X K A A' X39 Q Xe. v Q xx v 'Y' XX' .X K N Xbox ch A 0 Y Sl pus!! IUII. QI ' lt '41 'f 'ff cg 0, ff, 'ff 1 ', 9f'q.b'b.' ff +0 4. fa, fy! ,0 ', f, ., 1, . 'ff f4, 16' . Q ,QI .Qy .lvl 'ze '4- H 4 I V X1 f ,, 0- 0. ff 'fs lttll 1. XliltNl,li MIX llll il llillit-ltlll l i-1-fl xismla-il his may mt lzwlali- juli mul tuziili- up inuih ul .IUIIN Wmrltltl'l l4' Iiips ill. lviltll in uuml 4-:null lihi- str.-natli in thi- lim-V Bouncing back from last week's loss, the Roughriders came out on top over West Seattle by a score of i2-0. Roosevelt's forward wall, led by all-city Bill McDonald, halted an early Indian drive. A seventy-five yard march, sparked by Arnie Young and Jay Decker, led to Roosevelt's first tally. Decker again took to the air CU16! LMLQJ 2171, I'0LU'l6! lanes with a fifty-five yard pass play to Jack Wallock, giving Roosevelt its second score. Roosevelt fell by the wayside as Franklin ground its way to a 26-6 win. The high spirited Teds struck early in the game, but the Quakers retaliated with city-championship form. 0 7 7 o sie fu - 4' rpg -luhn, aulsu ii whim' lllillliI,.ll tum - 2 tllvs BALLARD GAME Lmcom GAME , fe., ' 1 -41' 53' 1 X W-A--nf' ' Q' Www , ENN ' :-: - - CLEVELAND ,fjflgs GAME fret W fx p :src ' ' 21:2 sb, As' WJ ' ff is -fe Q., C5 is J Q S- -5 ' ' N w 'kos ww in l,4tl.l,li lxl.l,l.l.N it-ii item-ik lmvli l'm'w-cl him i 4 . ,li.Xl,XfNP'v N Upsetting a highly favored Lincoln team, Roosevelt showed unmatched spirit with a l2-0 victory. With Arnie Young crashing through the Lynx line, the Teddies unleashed an overwhelming ground attack to take command from the start. A hard charging Roughrider line was the chief factor in Roosevelt's l 1- tin 4i1l4t lun ix ltu xt first quarter touchdown. In the last period, Young skirted right end for 70 yards and his second touch- down. To fight ol? a Cleveland passing attack proved too much for the Cowan-Parkers as they tell to the Eagles 7-O. It was an upset for the fired-up Eagles. 9 GARFIELD GFIPQE gg jj , ' ,ev T' T I W A, ae' :i'-5-'VSIQT 'ln Meeting the top offensive team in the city, the Cowan-Parkers could do little to stem the tide of mighty Garfield as they were defeated 34-0. The Bulldogs showed an accurate passing attack as they scored freely in each quarter. Roosevelt only once threatened inside the Garfield 30-yard stripe. 0 it T , ' 0 n ' 9 i V' A --..,,s- In the last game of the football season, Queen Anne topped Roosevelt in score only--7-0. The Green and Gold forces outplayed the Grizzlies in the air and on the ground, but failed to deliver the scoring punch. The Kuays scored on a spectacular 60-yard punt return. Winding up their gridiron season with fighting spirit that should carry them into successful rallies the coming year, were the second and third teams, coached by Don Harney and Bob Lindh. Third team proudly won the city championship this year, while second team, not so successful, was unable to finish in the upper bracket. Many exciting games lie ahead for Ted fans as the younger squads prepare for forthcoming battles. Second Team Back row-Paul Williams, Guy Cur- tis, Jerry Davis, Gary Flahr, Jim Morton, Jim Whitehead, Ed Hicks Third row-Jerry Hall, John Lister, Roger Denzer, Jim Baunsgard, Walt Smith Second row-Myron Huckle, Doug Benedict, John Prescott, Bill Mc- Fadden, Fred Mills, Chuck Alm Front row-Jerry Day, Don Hopen, Gordon Dugan, Sam lngoglia, Tom Ward, Eugene Turner Third Team Back row-Peterson, Hangartner, Day, Callahan, Vadnais, Harold- son, Coppage, Copeland Third row-Friday, Cutler, Bur- rows, Eldridge, Blair, Boynton, Hayden, Cunningham, Urstad, Herb, Howard, Rogers, Adams Second row-Lindh, Bye, Hass, lun- din, Kime, Johnson, Boyd, Dines, Stewart, Makee, Gross, Olsen, Chandler, Ballew, Dawson Front row-Newell, Gill, Kier, Jew- ell, Kier, Weymouth, King, Me- hus, mgr., Rogers, Williams, Mul- len, Backschies, Davies, Johnson, Herrly, Heilman, Jordan Cheer Leaders Top lo bollom-Bob Crosello, John Bissel, Paul Espinoza Song Leaders Top to bottom-Elaine Doll, Donna Kerzie, Joanne Schaeffer, Lesley Eagle, Joan Dove, Diane New- inger Sports Boosters Back row-Bursetl, Lynch, Brolnov, Crosello, Campbell, Ewell, Gel- lermonn, Tomlinson, Thompson, Wellman Second 'row-Jenks, Bissell, Scrig- gins, Countner, Lantow, Choate, While, Dawes, Riley, Engle Fronl row--Sampson, Hanley, Leonard, Kirshner, Cummins, Jacobs, Hoggist, Odell, Bender, Taylor ln taking a look back of the playing field, Teds find lwo outstanding groups working to create a feeling of high spirit during our games. The song and cheer leaders deserve much credit for their abilities in keeping Roosevelt students pepped up . The Sports Boosters Committee also does a fine iob in planning and executing our pep assemblies. Let's give o big cheer for these two fine groups. One high point in Roosevelt athletics is its fine intra- mural program. Under the direction of Howard Bel- lows, our intramurals offer sporting fun tor both boys and girls. This year's program had a great start with such activities as: the fishing derby, intramural out- ings, archery, fencing, wrestling, and a new idea ot tilms on athletics shown every Thursday morning. An organization that always attracts many boys, who are enthusiastic about the track season, is the One Hundred Mile Club, which offers an opportunity tor all to participate in school sports, and to make new friends at the same time. , 1 SWIM TEAM . Pb 1-WN! rflmui Of . . Back row-Arnie Young, Tom Boyd, Curt Johnson, Walt Davis, Louie Gellerman, Emory Bundy, Bill Marken Front row-Marcia Young, Roberta Hagist, Ruth Ann Anderson, Virginia Hanley, Kerin McAllister FOOTBALL . . - - Back row-Loren Marshall, Don Pennell, Roger Martinsen, Rod Sampson Front row-Bob Lemer, Harold Stonkey, Ted Willeikson, Bruce Kennedy BASKETBALL. . ' - Back row-John Cunningham, Jim Wanamaker, Dave Sipherd, Jim Weeks Front row-Carroll Cross, Bob Boyd, Jack Miller, Jeff Ewell, Jim Burt! M at . or wraafidcl cluring recegw fime Terry Olsen Lco-captainl, Eric Holmkvist, Bob Bleeck, John Fuller Qcoachj, Jake Bergslien, Earl Wagner lco-captainl FINAL STANDINGS Team Won Lost Cleveland . . Garfield . . . Lincoln . . Roosevelt . . Ballard . . Franklin . . . Queen Anne . . West Seattle . . This year, Roosevelt's timber toppers were under- estimated on their basketball talents upon entering the first round of play. Surprising the predictors, Roosevelt went undefeated until the last game of the first division. The second round held few bright spots for the Teds as four games were whisked from their grasp in the few remaining minutes of play. Deter- mination not to fall from the ranks of the first division drove the green and gold to a comeback victory over Queen Anne in the final game this season. When playoff night arrived, the Teds fought a gallant first half, but dropped to hold a fourth place in the city league. yif flue Le! woufvf maLe f!zem giefc! ICAHI. WAGNICN - W F ,7 l 11 58 RQ. Ya ' if N . x . .farf- s 2... ik K IPKRX Ul SPX i lf . -. ,.,. k f K' Iilill' llUl,MKVlS 1 DAYV NH'Hl'I!HJ l, I E ws? X S 'xi QS N Q R Q X as N S i X I 4 fN'Ngjj,S' ,. I ' 35 4 X F -Q-nv' X ra' X1 X ,ZH iff yr, ti 'emi 2 F f- JS if as Roosevelt 55 . . 54 . . 53 . . 54 . . 53 . . 53 . . West Seattle Cleveland Garfield . Ballard . . Lincoln . Queen Anne 1952-'53 SCORES Roosevelt 48 63 . . . 52 51 .... 45 39 .... 45 31 .... 49 54 .... 55 59 . . . West Seattle Cleveland Garfield . Ballard . . Lincoln . Queen Anne Second Team Back row-Winemcm lmcmogerj, Mcxriinsen lmanogerj, Huckle, Ahebery, Johnson, Kennedy Horvrn, Boyker lmonagerb, Bown Qmanogerjg fron? row-Hopen, Flohr, Hermans, Pennell, Mills Third Team Back row-Snider lmunagerl, Doug Kier, Ryder, Orrell, Weymouth, Don Kier, Lundin, Boyd Emery, second row-B. Johnson, B. Nimmons, R. Nimmons, Ursfud, C. Johnson, Robinson Burrows, Nowell, Weberi, fron! row-Newell, Rogers 1 .IX K TT' sf' E Al' tAQl'Q l,U6U l'l? H0 Ctya Because Strenuous Life goes to press at an early date, it is impossible to have a complete and accurate spring sport section. It is necessary, therefore, to write copy in the form of a prediction. We predict that with eight varsity players reioining the baseball squad, Coach Harney's Hustling Hitters will not let Roosevelt spirit die on the diamond. Returning lettermen are: Terry Olsen, Jim Gill, Norm Huletz, Ron Herzog, Jack Schram, Ron Ulvin, Dick Werelius, and Gregg Reynolds. These boys are backed up by some of last year's second team that was coached by Mr. Rasmussen. The head manager, Malcom Frack, is assisted by Doug Peters and Jim Burtt. we, Relief' AQCWJ of 6615060 M SRX W ,s w Q ,. K w , X as ESQ Q . Q3 E K i, A ' L 5 if 9 N , Q X Q , , ., , . , 31 V- Ek , P A Ag if l i s R ,Q f i f .L K . . x , K ,ei V Q S X x ,,. N iii x N , - x f Q X Q3 Q' L 53, X r Iwi A , . 5 . - . 5 Q - .f x g.:-,.- E , M X? aft: , . lx Q X L X -l ssili? . ..,, 5? I if S 5-sp' 'NAI X .XS-is b ' 1 1 f 1 Q' if if . ..,, Q ., , ' vw, M. JN w Sjs ' QA ' z' A 1 .wiv V 5 x xi , me Q iff grit in S f , M . Q, Xl N ag ' E W ,LL M Q 5322, -we A P5 ' M 'W Sign ,f ' s. gm-Q W M994 sl! Q as ml u. Xp . Q S 5 Q :gg ,. 4 vw inf Q M ' 'Vex . Af-In a if ,F M. X, xg 1 xx 3343 gl g 3 - ,R van nm fx x 'Wx kin? is ' b ex.. M NA' xg - - X.. 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The managers are busy planning the different outdoor activities, and the back field is filled with track and baseball enthusiasts. A few of the sports being offered this spring will include a track meet, bowling, baseball, outings. The One Hundred Mile Clubbers will be reaching toward their goals. The main plan of the whole intramural procedure is to have every Roosevelt boy an active participant. 0 0 ,am A ,oo 9 - D EGR Q . Q Q fn 1 O Oo ff' 3. TOO MILE CLUB . . . Upper back row-Meyer, Hackworth, Jonson, BOWLING . . . Lower left, back row-Schaonover, Courtion, Bryant, third row--Adams, Dennie, Reedy, second row-McDonald, Mc- front row-Brockman, Gooclson Arthur, Axelson, Lowry, front row-Schuck, Schoonover, Walker, Knowlton, lengenfelter MANAGERS . . . Lower right, back row-Grant, Schoonover, Hack- worth, Pickering, front row-Axelson, Cunningham, Meyer oyd an gif :S hdlzec! every :flaring Top row-Judy Gallafent lsecretaryl, Gloria Weber thistorianj Bottom row-Dixie Bell Ktreasurerl, Arlene Templeton lpresidentl, Beverly Pedersen lvicevpresidentl Rho, the Greek letter R, is the name of a club of sports-minded girls. By turning out for such sports as basketball, baseball, ping pong, badminton, tennis, golf, and many others, any Roosevelt High School girl can earn the 500 points that will make her a member ot the club. This year Miss Kipperberg, adviser of Rho Club, has set aside sixth period on Mondays and Wednesdays for a special Rho Club gym. This gym class enioys special sports, such as swimming, skating, and bowling. The sports managers this year are: Softball ...... Nancy Craig Swimming ...... Doris Johnson Archery . . Arlene Templeton Tennis . . . . Barbara Lathrop Badminton .... Sandra Stover Basketball . . . . Judy Gallafent Volleyball .... Betty Templeton Ping Pong ..... Elaine Kissack Sports are not the sole interest of Rho Club members. They honored their mothers at Christmas with a Kandy Kane Tea. The annual All-City Breakfast was held in April for sports club girls of all Seattle high schools. The officers of these clubs attend special meetings to discuss problems concerning club events and the intramural program. Today's extensive sports program has many advantages over the bloomer girl era ofthe Little Red School House. cfud id a new- angdcl fAin szmgwsm .M f' ,W - WQWDMQ HQ N 5 -,www .wav A? , T M T it bk Q ' ' .A 4 .5 , : , riff 1 N, X f , ' , ' - Q 1' 4? rw, --. . M -.5 'Q' ' 'FX ,2,f:,, ,, ls n. . ' .,.. ,.,,,. .,., ug? , H Q , . , , ' 053.55 -' , ' ' '- ,ff-1 , P: Q.. ny .g , 'a -.:.1- 'A'A- 'F x J X gf: 1: 45' ap. ... X ly K-., 1 A., . ,, , . R H S I S .QW ff'-33:5 915: 'W A' ' 'Ffa 1 I ' --if . . 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I9-S3-44. 1945 46 Seattle, Washington FALL EDITORS - - - Gary Teach, Alice French, , , , SPRING EDITORS . , . fsegtedj -- Shirley Karen Wahl, Doug Peters, Lynda Smith, Mr' W'lllUm Hull' fudwserl Metz, Charlaine Harte, Tom Potter, Eldon Alice Hanson Want to read about things around school? Then your best source is the Roosevelt News. You will find the life of the school recorded here: articles on drives, coming events, daily news, personality sketches, poems, and other features. News staffs are chosen from the Newswriting I FAU- NEWS STAFF - - - Back row-Don Carlton, Taft Ring, Gregg Reynolds, middle row-Dan Greaves, Mary Mackenzie, Pat Bauer, Alberta Saurdift, Tom Potter, front row-Ardelle Juntunen, Shirley Metz, Eldon Irving, Bob Bale, Maureen McGee, Bev James, Bev Greggerson, Charlaine Harte, Bobbie Jacobs Irving, Dan Greaves, Ardelle luntunen classes by submitting applications to the adviser, Mr. Hall, and the editors. Each staff member is assigned the coverage of one section. The news editors are hand-picked by Mr. Hall and the former editors. The editors take turns being editor-in-chief, thus receiving a well-rounded outlook in news editing. SPRING NEWS STAFF - - - Back rowfChristine Nelson, Duane Dark, Paul Wineman, Carol Wyllie, Bereth Steensland, Colin Nisbet, Gary Ross, Roger Martinsen, Gary Bovker, middle raw-Margaret Young, Sidney Laurence, Ann Satero, Sally Sourwine, Marie Sachs, Dick Miller, Mike Nickel, front row-Mariie Whiting, Nancy Peters, Gwyneth Evans, Valerie Henning, Betty Gill, Luann Perkins, Mare garet Savage Public relationships between local business com- munities and Roosevelt are greatly strengthened by contacts being made by the advertising staff. The Ad staff's job is to convince merchants that advertising in the Roosevelt News will bring them returns. Ad staff is chosen from the Newswriting I classes. Each member is assigned a beat to solicit for adver- tisements. The most successful of these solicitors be- come next semester's managers. Members of the News and Ad staffs attended the Pacific Slope Press Conference on the University of Washington campus this spring and exchanged ideas with students from more than five different states. Fall Ad Managers Delores Stone, Joanne Patton, Marilyn Hannitin, Bev Balch, l.uann Perkins, Carolyn Peer Spring Ad Managers Arlene Russell, Mary Sprong, Diane Jenkins, Joan lmbery, Joanne Hynds Fall Ad Staff Back row-Jim Lynons, Leslie Eagle, Judy Bayley, Carol Campbell, Diane Jenkins, Joan Imbery Middle row-Donna Miller, Janice Peterson, Shirley Stark, Mary Sprong Front row-Barbara Fleming, Laurine Manley, Joanne Hynds, Arlene Russell, Bev Gilmartin, Liz Johnson Spring Ad Staff Back row-Dennis Beinke, Dave Savelle, Barbara Paulson, Joan Red- man, Denise Shea, Margie Clark, Frances Creager, Patsy Bailey, Suek Nortnfield, Arlie Eager, Gary Day, Patsy Willard, Bruce Clute, Dic Wo Front row-Michal lagerquist, Marilyn Rangwald, Sylvia Swanson, Elva Straw, Barbara Heustis, Pat Anderson, Joan Pluylaar, Georgia Ames . . -N, ff. Fl Four left-hand pictures-Kathy Gillanders Ur. ch.j, Beryl Campbell, Lucille Johnson lCosturne com,l, Ginny Hanley lSr. ch.l, Ginny as Grimy Grimallxin, Bonnie Caldwell, Andrea Melang, Joan Logan, Howard Dewey Top center-Jerry Scansen, Shirley Peters, Colleen Robbins, Eleanor Friedman, Jean Pearson, Elva Straw, Lois Pearson Bottom center-Carol Marston, Jim Bakeman, Jan Erickson, Paddy Lou Cassa, Pete Diftenderfer, Tina Bader, .lim Geddes Satirizing children's bedtime stories, the 1952 Re- vue, Grimy Fairy Tales, was a collection of tour stories. It was student written, produced, and directed, and was presented on October 31 st and November ist. Alyce, a little girl who enioyed fairy tales, began the fantasy with her wish to actually see the famed characters of her beloved stories. Merlin, an obliging magician, bewitched Alyce's story book, making the stories come alive. The first story the pair visited was Pinochle, the boy who wanted to become a puppet. There the pair saw a misplaced chorus girl and a would-be puppet. UIQ ,f ACLU? l'l0 CU'lCg if OLUJ Five right-hand pictures-Continuity committee, Music com., Dance com., Organization com., Publicity com. Tap center-Jack Vaughn, Tom Gardner, Vincent Abbott, Gordon Win- ship, Jim Mathers Bottom left-Arthur Wood, Gordon Winship, Paul Wineman, bottom right-'Bob Rushing, Jon Jarvis, Dave Jenks, Arthur Wood, Jim Relf Next, the duo saw the mock turtle and the tumbling oysters. Merlin led the astonished Alyce to see the Emperor and his feud clothes Csome dazzling char- treuse wooliesj. Continuing, Alyce and Merlin came upon the old woman in the shoe and her nineteen chil- dren. The travelers visited the Seven Whites, where they watched the Fullest Brush Girl work her magic on poor Snow Dwarf. On their way to see the prancing princesses they met a milkmaid, a mad musician, and an old witch. After the mystery of the four prancing princesses was solved, Alyce hurried oft to bed and the magic of Merlin was ended. ia enf ni9Af5 werenif ELQ Mme Lee, 3 'Twos in the roaring twenties . That Roosevelt was begun. It tool: eighteen months to complete And cost a mighty sum- Something like a million dollars fThat's approximately truel. lt opened to the public in 1922. No news wasn't good news then, So started the tradition Of Roosevelt News--September l2th Wos the tirst edition. Black stockings for gals were all the rage And boys slicked back their hairp French Club was the big thing that year, YT was called f'Le Tricoloreul. Democracy in action- WilI it work? the students asked. So the ASR was created- Everyone had the task Of carrying on student government With the faculty to guide. Council then was organized To get the students' side. In '27--a banner year- Roosevelt was the host Of Marie, Queen of Rumania lThat'll top other schools who boastj. ln that some year, the students asked For a way to curb Teds who Jumped into too many activities, Then had too much to do. 'x XL The oegan was dedicated X As a memorial . To V. K. Froula Kwho, of course, 'X Was our first principall. The mosaic of the Roosevelt seal Q? cram inthe front hum Was donated by a senior class. 0 CDan't step on it at allll rx. AX 535. iss' f - wed owe efocufion confeaffi- A ginkgo tree come from Japan. We planted it with care On the front lawn for all to see- It makes our grounds less bare. The two walnut trees that we have lThis story I'll relate! Were brought from Teddy Roosevelt's ' Oyster Bay Estate. Golden Spurs was formed that year For Senior girls of note, RHO Club gals sold candy bars-- . They wanted to promote The building of a tennis court This finally was done. A flag was purchased for the school ln wus In '32 the football team Was a championship gang No point was scored against them They closed the season with a bang. Things began to move swiftly- ln 1938: ASR moved into an office lNow don't forget that datej. World War ll changed the school-. Some of the familiar faces Were fighting for the land they loved ln unpronounceoble places. Spurs were knitting afghan squares, lsounds like they were having funl. In '46 the Teddies charged To the state tournament-and won! You can see how the school's progressed From a few bewildered people To a really associated bunch With ideals high os a steeple: Instead of students nullifying The work of the faculty, They work together, side by side, In a real democracy! T+L PQ oagirfyaoema euerydoclg Lnew X s- 1 i . - 5 f- 3 S e R. Upper left: Joyce leishman, Liz Johnson, Jack Vaughn, Mary Connolly Upper right: Mr. Kenneth Lyman, Mr. Ronald Taylor, Miss Eleanor Hoem, Mrs. Katherine Barber, Mr. lvard Strauss Lower picture: Liz Johnson, Ernestine Longley, Ann Tarshis, Ginny Hanley, Joan Logan, Jerry Scansen, Art Martin Amelia Jenks Dolly Bloomer rocked the nation with her radical reforms, scandalous ideas, and especially her short dress with loose trousers gathered at the ankle, called bloomers . This woman and her escapades are the basis for this year's light and humorous operetta, Bloomer Girl , which tells the story of Evalina Applegate, only unwed daughter of a Northern hoop skirt magnate. Influenced by her aunt, Dolly Bloomer, Evalina rebels against the Applegate family. To remedy this, her father arranges a match with JeFferson Lightfoot Calhoun, the hero. Evalina falls in love with him against her will, and Jeff, instead of leading the rebellious lass away from her liberal tendencies, helps her arrange the escape of Pompey, his own slave. Evalina shocks the audience at a style show by shedding her hoop skirt and appearing in her bloomers. She is followed by suffragettes with bloomers and signs. When Jeff's brother brings legal action to get Pompey back, Dolly, as leader of the underground railroad, is iailed. The governor, who is her old suitor, releases Dolly and her followers. During the suFfragette's presentation of Uncle Tom's Cabin , Fort Sumter is tired upon. Finally, Dolly and the governor become engaged and Evalina and Jeff are reunited. tAQ 0l02l CL l'l2Uel' CCLHQQ fo f0lfUl'l Bloomer Girl , a modern musical comedy with olcl-fashioned charm, May l5th and l6th by the Opera class. The cast of characters included: Horatio Applegate Jerry Scansen Gus Dick Jensen P ompey Serena Applegate Debbie Fisher Audrey Morton Hamilton Calhoun Evalina Applegate Kathy Mullins Alexander Monte Gail Dougherty Augustus Jefferson Lightfoot Calhoun Bob Bender Sheriff Quimby Judd Pack Governor Newton 7 Aunt Dolly Bloomer Virginia Hanley Sonia Kiqer Prudence P I Daisy Joan Logan au G Jeanne Durham Hetty Right column, top to bottom: Jud Pack, Sonia Kiaer, Debbie Fisher, Dick Jensen, Joan Logan, John lversen Upper picture: Kathy Mullins, Arnie Young, Virginia Hanley, Jeanne Durham Bottom left: Bob Bender, Monte Gail Dougherty, bottom right: Dick Martin, Sonia Kioer, Kathy Mullins, Jerry Scansen fr - 'ii Bud Kemp r Q Arnie Young John lversen Art Martin Marley Anderson John Damitio Dick Martin Clyde Hackworth Liz Johnson Ann Tarshis Ernestine Langlie tv ' was presented B t Nil 9 HPF' Q? f I..--- :.:- l X Left column, top to bottom-Jean Scott, Dennis Skoglund, Karen Wahl, Dick Jensen, Jerry Scansen, and Sandra Scott Top left-Dick Jensen, Jerry Scansen, Sandra Scott, Adele Meisner, Margaret Savage, Jean Scott Top right-Dennis Skoglund, Jill Pearce, Jon Iverson, Mary Connelly, Steve Riley, Adele Meisner Bottom left-Jerry Scansen, Sandra Scott, .lean Scott, John Cunningham Bottom right-Sandra Scott, Jerry Scansen, Adele Meisner, Steve Riley Mr. Kimber Newton Fuller Annabelle Fuller Madge Fuller Steve Eldridge Katie Mrs. Douglas Rena Leslie The Fuller family lNewton, Annabel, and daughter, Madgej bought a farmhouse only because George Washington Slept Here. George Kaufman and Moss Hart's Broadway hit unfolded in polished style at the hands of Roosevelt's dramatic talent. Mr. Frank Failor was the faculty adviser for the play and Jack Vaughn was the busy student director. CAST Dick Jensen Jerry Scansen Sandy Scott Adele Meisner Steve Riley Michel Lagerquist Mary Connolly Karen Wahl Clayton Evans Raymond Hestor Uncle Stanley Mr. Prescott Also: Bob Starbird Jean Scott Margaret Savage Dennis Skoglund John Cunningham Pete Diffenderter, Jill Pearce, John Iver- son, Trudy Jordan we leave a :Senior I0 ay The Ugly Duckling-Debbie Fisher, Gary Newell, Jack Vaughan, Paul Wineman, Lianne Tryon Fighting Littles-night cast-Joan logon, Sue VanTilburg, Ann Schnatterly, Barbara Exner, Jack Vaughan, Karen Wahl, .lake Bergslien Fighting Littles-afternoon cast-Dennis Skoglund, Sally Sourwine, Jean Scott, Nancy Patrick, Ellen Brown, Paul Wineman, Steve Riley Directors of 3-in-i-Mary Connelly, Sandra Scott, Dennis Skoglund Leads of the Fighting Littles-Ellen Brown, Jake Bergslien, Sue VanTilburg Directors-Sandra Scott, Liz Johnson Jack Vaughan-director of George Washington Slept Here Mr. lvard Strauss-adviser of the Fighting Littles Mr. Frank Failor-adviser of senior play class THREE IN ONE Combining an A. A. Milne satire, a Southern lynching, and a melodrama in which the audience participated, the Senior Play class presented its annual 3 in l production this year. The satire, The Ugly Duckling, was a study in mistaken identity. lt featured a tradi- tional prince and princess who managed to become romantic despite the confusing cir- cumstances. Judge Lynch, the psychological drama, showed the tenseness in the Southern part of our country concerning racial differences. The melodrama, Ported on Her Wedding Mom, was alive with meaningful gestures and visible emotions-a perfect example of the Delsartean period of emoting. SPRING COMEDY Roosevelt's Spring Comedy this year was an adaptation of Booth Tarkington's book, The Fighting Littles. The Little family is a typical one, dissention among the ranks of the children topped by parental intervention. we 5,00 8 OU! ifled gl Cl6!ll,6Lfi0l'l Cty EQQWWVQW JUNIOR CHOIR Back row-Clyde Hackworth, Roger Kelly, Bob Ames, Doug Benedict, Paul Carlson, Dale Marcott, Albert Bransteller, Shirley Peters, Barbara Lovell, Evelyn Patisonp third row-Barbara Strain, Colleen Sloan, Darlene Walker, Roberta Scott, Barbara Killian, second row--Barbara l.aVasseur, Eleanor Noble, Sally Pontios, Colleen Dennis, Sarah Roblee, Carole Benson, Elaine Swedlund, front row--Shirley Arncson, Janet Duerteldt, Cheryl Stern, Jean Scott, Karen Kilclahl, Jim Merrell, Carrie Oosterwyk, Marcia Turnbaugh SENIOR CHOIR Back row-Gordon Ritchie, Jack Monnie, Charles Falconer, Dick Havey, Fritz Hull, Tom Taylor, Judd Pack, Arnie Young, Jim Relf, John Darnitio, third row-'Joyce Hitt, Karen Harvey, Clyde Hackworth, Jake Bergslien, Gerry Pond, Carl Jackson, Dick Williams, Jerry Scansen, Carol Wakefield, Carole Wilkins, Ann Nilsson, Arnell Swenson, second row-Ginny Hanley, Jeannie Durham, Shelby Collard, Martha Jean Crain, Karen Moe, Sonia Kiaer, Martha Sue Doepke, Ellen Brown, Lynn Clow, Janet Dobbs, Marilyn Anderson, Ernestine Langley, front row-Sylvia Davids, Audrey Morton, Marylyn Dotsin, Joan Marston, Toni Filigno, Dorothy Clark, Nancy Sunde, Trudy Jordan, Nancy Stone, Carol Sutch, Nancy Bryant. Senior Choir singing in the halls at Christmas time. af ni Af we, din arouncl flee Are BOYS' QUARTET . . . Jerry Davis, Charles Michaelson, Dick Jensen, Jon Iverson, Dorothy Clark lseatedl. BOYS' QUARTET . . . Marley Anderson, Duane Pelky, Park Ryker, Clyde Hackworth, Sharon Winship lseatedl. SOPHOMORE CHOIR . . . Back row-Bill Haskins, Nick Schultz, Paul Fisher, Dave Henderson, Larry Herrly, Andrew King, Les Eldridge, Bob Briggs, third row-Bernita Wilson, Carol Jo Nelson, Janet Johnson, Sylvia Luth, Jolene Knight, Marsha McNeil, Marilyn Perry, Nola Mickelson, Rayetta McLeod, second row-Ann Schiller, Nancy Crossett, Edith Bennett, Bess Hoague, Billie Jean Kersey, Harriet Haynes, Iva Mechling, Cynthia Richardson, Charlotte Cleaver, front row-Marilyn Apted, Clarice Sieveke, Carol Sechler, Marilyn Hewett, Anne Tarshis, Inez Lowe, Valerie MacNay, Marliss Hokanson, Carolyn Bryant. HARMONETTES . . . Karen Moe, Joan Marston, Sue VanTilbourg, Alice French, Barbara Jacobs, Dorothy Clark, Ernestine Langley, Carole Wilkins, Carol Sutch. NONETTE . . . Joyce Hitt, Trudy Jordan, Carol Sechler, Toni Filigno, Marylyn Dotson, Ann Nilsson, Montgail Daugherty, Karen Harvey, Arnell Swenson, Sharon Winship lseatedl. bein? donno! Aire CAOIM fuz A 'D' W k 1 I 1' Q 'Y gig 3, Nj A it M Y' 18 4 x 'li f f ajigm 5 EN A J N . I we Q S af f 1. - x' 2 ff KY f 'I' p H.. X V 5 ,E if E' . X M 6 Q. S' X K t fy ,fl F av X .,.. M ,Q 5 aw V .1 .M L, YA N mf . R I P 1' N, , . 41 .B m x fx? 23 wiv? f-an f ' . ef tv.. O I 4 ea W 5 ' Q 1 . W A , 2 f xhwqg 5:4 K M ai X Q H in mmm .qw-5'5'f N V MESH? 1 ,f'm x ,IQQ R fi ' . cw - ' N -F, ,- ,L N, 1' . Q, 1 4 rp A fi R P f t' ff ' 'iv , b L v j ' mtv '-,4 'xikvv A' - . : fl J' -. My ' ' I JE' l i , X f -5 1 xf Tm Jgiyff f- - ., f 43, j kk vlfxj' ,. X 3 by A F Q14 f. .JE , , ,. , :A ll 7 :A 'L 1 , ,L .,, 3 L Wi b 5- Q. is 4 Y ' if . ' ' k . V. 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These youngest Teddies elected as their officers: Dixie Thompson, president, Pat Wellman, vice-president, .lune Huckle, secretary, and Pat Miller, treasurer. Ron Trumble served as sophomore representative to the ASR cabinet. With the able help of their advisers, Mrs. Ellen McComb Smith and Miss Dorothy Gibbon, the ofticers led their class through a very successful year. Spring Roundup was the name of the class party held in the lunchroom, on March 5. Refreshments and entertainment were part of the program. Members of the party com- mittee were: Chuck Michener, Pat Michelson, Roberta Scott, Loretta Gustafson, Lee Cope- land, Fred Harris, Donna Fennell, Maralee Brown, Terry Latourette, Hugh Cook, Trina Elggren and Nancy Taylor. Nearly one-third of the class received Torch honorship, and Sophomore Suzanne Trim- ble was elected treasurer of Torch. Some members of the class appeared in the Revue, the Opera and various other productions throughout the year. Other activities that inter- ested the sophomores during the school year were Girls' and Boys' Club committees and ASR committees. Abramson, Arnold Adams, Jim Adams, Linda Adams, Robert Adams, Virginia Ainsley, Richard Albom, Phyllis Albright, Karen Alderson, Ann Allen, Bob Allison, Ed Allison, Susan Altman, Beverly Ames, Bob Ames, Helen Anderson, Cliff Anderson Loretta Anderson, Marvin Anderson, Seth Anderson, Shirley 'Suzi we lfl,15e6!i0 l00 Q Cl, 0l'l Angst, Bonnie Apted, Marilyn Archer, Richard Armstrong, Sherry Arndt, Maureen Arneson, Shirley Arnold, Jeanette Babcock, Laura Backschies, Frank Backstrom, James Bader, Max Badger, Mike Bailey, Bettina Bailey, Bill Baker, Fred Baker, Mary Baker, Shirley Balch, Janet Balch, Judy Bale, Nancy Ballew, Loren Ballinger, Karen Ballis, Nancy Ballough, Ronald Barton, Mariorie Barton, Michael Basel, Deanna Baughn, Gary Baunsgard, Glen Beeson, .lodelle Bell, Susan Bennett, Dennis Bennett, Edith Benson, Carole Ann Bernard, Jack Berner, Connie Beymer, Lorraine Biehl, Muriel Biggs, Michael Blair, Tom Bloomberg, Clyde Bly, Laura Bomengen, John Booker, Bill Borseth, Jan Boucher, Patricia Bowlin, Harriet Boyd, John Boyd, Nancy fo JCAOO Burk, Philip Burrows, Mike Burt, Beverly Burton, Jay Busch, Louise Bushman, Barbara Bye, Bill Caldwell, Mariorie Callahan, Ken Cameron, Anne Cameron, Art Campbell, Genie Campbell, Pat Alice Carlson, Arlene Carlson, Marilyn Carnegie, Mike Caroll, Janet Caroll, Orzetta Case, Claudia Casper, Bonnie Chambard, Harold Chandler, Ted Chinn, Deanne Christoflerson, Anne Christopher, Al Church, Virgil Clark, Camille Clark, Helen Clasen, Corinne Cleaver, Charlotte Cobb, Bonnie Collingham, Dick Combs, Waunita Congdon, Peter Consear, Richard Cook, Hugh Copeland, Lee Coppage, Tom Cornell, Edward Corning, Robert Cowell, Richard Craig, Nancy Crawford, Dick Crawford, Russell Cressy, Jerri Crisp, Betty Crassett, Nancy Cruiksliank, Donna Culbertson, Norman f LUQ QCLFJ lA? 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Boyd, Sandy Boynton, Jack Branclal, Arlene Brandt, Beverly Breshears, Mary Briggs, Bob Brisbois, Les Bristol, Gordon Brockmann, Gary Broughton, Tom Brower, Nancy Brown, Donna Brown, Maralee Brown, Sharron Brown, Steve Browne, Nancye Bryant, Carolyn Buck, Priscilla Buell, Bradley Buley, Mary Alice Fran Dow, Marilyn Dowd, Bob Downing, Lynn Drew, Jerry Dunbar, Bessie Dunsmoor, Pat Dupar, Jim Eary, Barbara Echols, Jean Eckart, Patricia Eckton, Grace Edensword, Karen Edwards, Gordon Egbert, Bill Eichhorn, Joan Eldridge, Lester Elggren, Trina Ellingson, Sandra Emery, Tom Ennest, Donna Ernst, Wayne Esdale, Gerry Estenson, Beverly Evans, Yvonne Everette, Oliver Ewart, Ronnie Fall, Gordon Fay, Lois Feasel, Gretchen Feldt, Barbara Jean Fennell, Donna Ferguson, Jean Feyen, Ann Fike, Sheryl Fischer, Gloria Fisher, Bonnie Fisher, Ed Fisher, Ken Flann, Sherrill Flelt, Carol Flynn, Richard Forbes, David Ford, Gayle Forrest, Mickey Foster, Mike Francisco, Richard Freidman, Eleanor Friday, Charles Frieze, Beverly Cunningham, Lee Cunningham, Virginia Cutler, Bob Dahl, Ted Daly, Bruce Daly, Patricia Damerow, Charlene Darrow, Nancy Daugherty, Joanne Davies, Anne Davies, Gary Davis, Heyler Dawson, Ray Day, Mike Desmond, Mayone Despain, Gardner Devine, Mary Dines, Ralph Dixon, John Dorgan, Mickey flren lair: ing up our inner laai A Fuller, Myrna Funk, Janice Funke, Helen Gardner, Barry Garski, Richard Gaylord, Craig Geiger, Patricia Gerard, Jackie Gerwig, Frances Gibb, Judy Gibbs, Bruce Gibson, Edwin Gibson, George Gilbert, Caryl Gilinsky, Cindy Gill, Beau Gill, Gregory Gill, Marcia Gillespie, Carol Girolamo, Richard PCLC8 CL Ong pe -M18 Given, Joe Gierde, Nancy Gladsio, Greta Gordon, Beverly Gordon, Bob Goss, Mary Gough, Blair Gould, Victor Granberg, Syd Greaory, Tom Griffith, Diane Grimlund, Dick Gross, Charles Gustafson, Loretta Gustafson, Nancy Hafiner, Ann Hahn, Werner Halverson, Shirley Hammer, Sally Hanguartner, Tom Horbert, Rex Harden, Jean Harfst, Eugene Haroldson, Bill Harris, Don Harris, Fred Hartinger, Pat Hartley, James Hartman, Joan Haskell, Pat Haugen, Jacquelyn Haugen, Marilyn Hawkins, Jim Hawley, Ralph Haworth, Orrin Hayden, Fred Haynes, Harriet Hays, John Heilrnan, Champlin Helina, Frank Hellstrom, Shirley Henderson, David Henderson, Paul Henderson, Tom Henrikson, Shirley Hensley, Jack Hepler, David Herb, Joe Hewett, Marilyn Hiah, Nancy Hickok, Claudia Higbee, Gayle Hill, Gary Hill, William Hoague, Elizabeth Hackett, Marilyn Hodgson, Bob Hoedemaker, Ed Hoffman, George Hoglund, Sharol Hokanson, Marliss Holdan, Sandra Holing, Claudia Hollingshead, Hester Holm, Elaine Holmes, Fred Holmes, Joyce Holmkvist, David Holmkvist, Diane Holt, Alan Honnen, Archer Hooper, Virginia Hoppe, Ronald Hopper, John Horton, Ann Hoskin, Bill Hoskins, Marilyn Hough, Terry Houk, Bob Howard, Jim Huckle, June Hudson, Sandy Huey, Donn Hungerford, Stanley Hunter, Bruce Hupp, Nancy Hurnblad, Carolyn Huston, Jean Hutchinson, Leonard lhly, Gary lmus, Sydney lngold, Gail lptelkaler, Anne Ivanhoe, Don Iverson, Mary Jacobson, Ray Jamison, Lynn Jarrett, William Jarvis, Jon Jenner, Marcia Jensen, Bill Jersey, Marianne Jewell, Dorothy Jewell, Jerry Johnson, Bill Johnson, Bob Johnson, Curtis Johnson, Doris Johnson, Glen Johnson, Janet Johnson, Katherine Johnson, Louella Johnson, Ray Johnson, Val Jones, Jon Jones, Lleana Jordan, Marty Jorganson, Sandy we COLLZJFLY recefifi time King, Andrew King, Edward Kintz, Cora Mae Klinefelter, Ann Knight, Jolene Knisely, Peggy Knowlton, Noel Koehler, Mary lou Kraemer, Jan Kraig, Ken Krause, Bonnie Kunde, Bette Kurack, Terry Laugerquist, June Lahaie, Juanita Laherty, Sharon Lamb, lorrin LaMoure, Doris Lamsen, Norma Landis, William Lannoye, Lee Larson, Ed Larson, Warren Lathrop, Barbara Lalourell, John Latourehe, Terry Lea, Tom Lee, Cinda Leffler, John Leichtag, Leani Lengenfelder, And Levy, Rube Lewis, Carole Lewis, Julie Liden, Marilyn Lind, Bob Linden, David Lockert, Carole Lohnes, Jerry Lowe, Inez Lowry, Jim Lucas, Bob Lund, Dick Lundin, Jon Luoma, Laurie Luth, Sylvia Lynch, Margaret MacKenzie, Pele Macleod, Sheila feW 0 il'6t6!Q OUP Q COI Q:f Joy, Ronald Julnes, Ralph Karch, Joanne Keeling, Mary Keener, Sieve Kellenberger, Roger Keller, Carol Ann Kelley, Paul Kellogg, Mary Kelly, Robin Kemp, Bill Kemp, Dorothy Kersey, Billie Jean Ketchum, Dave Kiedahl, Karen Kier, Don Kier, Doug Killian, Barbara Kime, Tim Kinder, Tina Kay Maas, Ted Makee, Ronald Malone, Barbara Manley, lee Markham, Janice Marlowe, Partia Martin, Gloria Massick, Gary Mathews, Frank Matthews, Donna Mattivi, Al Mayor, Vivian Meagher, Carol Lee Mechling, Iva Mehus, Dave Michaelson, Sharon Michelson, Pat Michener, Charles Mickelson, Nola Mihalyik, Piroska Miller, Don Miller, Patricia Mills, Muriel Mitchell, Eleanor Moe, Kirsten Mahns, Grace Monkman, Ginny Moore, Monica Jo Moran, Judy Moran, Mellanie Morgan, Bob Morgan, Ralph Morrison, Jim Moses, Gordon Moss, Kurt Matter, Rudy Moulton, Mike Mullan, Libby Mullen, Jim Murhpy, Don Murphy, Rex Muscat, Jim Myers, Jean Nagel, Willard Nou, Shirley Nelson, Carol Ja Nelson, Jon Nelson, Muriel Newell, Mark MacNay, Valerie McAllaster, Loring McAllister, Lynn McArthur, Robert McCrary, Ron McDonald, Bruce McDonald, Patrick McFadden, Nina McGarvey, Madge McGlothlin, Bruce McGuire, Sheldon McKasson, Dorothy McKay, Richard McKee, Ken McLeod, Rae McManus, Herb McNeil, Marsha McNish, Arlene McVeety, Horry McVeety, John or wiriffi ,fif we c we ala di e Newell, Roberf Nicholson, Douglas Nicholson, Joan Nicholson, Joyce Nielsen, Lourene Niemi, Sallie Nimmons, Bob Nimmons, Rochard Norvon, Ronald Nowell, Roger Odell, Gary Odle, Jim Oien, Jon Olsen, Karen Olsen, Tom Olson, Arlene Olson, Claire Olson, Jerome Olls, Judy Opdycke, Wally Ol' CLITLQJ 0 ill? 0,l,UCl,l Orrell, Tom Ossinger, Gary Osver, Harvey Oflo, George Paarmann, Tommy Parry, Sharon Paulsen, Tim Payne, Louise Pearson, Bob Peithman, Fred Pemble, Bob Perier, Perrero Sharon ud, Bob Perry, Marilyn Petersa Peverso Pelerso Peterso Pefersa Peiersa Pierce, Pierson n, Beverly n, Dave n, James n, Jeff n, Meryl n, Susan Alan , Marilyn Pilon, T erry Pinnell, Ed Plews, Kerry Pollock, Jerry Pollard, Barbara Pontius, Sally Powers, Michael Presley, Carolyn Price, S andra Privehe, Jerry Privelle, Jim Prisadsky, Olga Prilzkau, Donna Putnam Queair, Rankin, , Tommy Edward Mike Reddick, Rita Redman, Ann Reed, Mary Reeder, Rees, G Robin ary Reichl, Hans Reid, Don Reynolds, Jerome Reuhl, Jim Rhind, Burke Rice, Mary Ann Richards, Dave Richardson, Cynihia Ricker, Ronnie Rider, Dave Ridley, Marleen Rieker, Jerry Riley, Beatrice Ring, Erla Ringmann, Juergen Rislow, Mary Ritter, Daniel Robblee, Sarah Robbins, Sally Robeck, Marlin Robins, Marilyn Robinson, Dean Robinson, Richard Rock, Susan Rogers, Gary Rogers, George Rogers, Jimmy Rohlman, Deanna Rollinger, Margie Rongerude, Randall Roscoe, Dave Ross, Donald Roth, Dan Rude, Margie Rue, Margie Russell, Brud Ryder, Lynn Ryker, George Salldin, Don Sammons, Duane Sampson, Rick Sandberg, Mary lou Sartwell, Ellen Marie Scarborough, Richard Schackman, Joseph Schaffer, B. 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Schiller, Ann Schneider, Jerry Schneider, Lawrence Schuster, Joseph Scott, Gary Scott, Helen Scott, Mary Ann Scotl, Roberia Sechler, Carol Ann Sellen, Dave Sells, John Setzer, Al Shantz, Maureen Shaw, Tex Shaw, Rosemary Shearer, Vicki Lee Shoberg, Pat Shoerock, Marlene Shuck, Curtis Shultz, Nicholas Sieueke, Chariece Simonsen, Rolfe Siaastad, George Skafton, Joan Slceer, Ken Shillings, Tom Smart, Nancy Smith, Collin Smith, David web! fo the 5l0I Q fo Lug Stover, Sandra Strain, Barbara Slrane, Bob Slroble, Sharon Strutz, Jim Stull, Mary Sullivan, Jim Summers, Arlene Sutherland, Carroll Sutler, Vicky Swartz, Jeanne Sweere, Marqaret Sweetland, Phillip Sykes, Marilyn Tallon, LaVonne Tarshis, Anne Talterson, Lois Gail Taylor, Caroline Taylor, Nancy Templeton, Louise Tennican, Mike Thom, Laurel Thomas, Bill Thomas, Jay Thomas, Judith Thomas, Nancy Anne Thomas, Sharon Thompson, Dixie Jo Thompson, Joan Thorenscn, Park Tomlinson, Jane Toner, Jackie Torell, Joan Torwick, John Town, Marilyn Townsend, Terry Tratnik, Beverly Trimble, Suzanne TrofTer, Barbara Trumble, Ronald Turrman, Elaenor Turnbaugh, Marcia Turner, Helen Turner, Linda Turner, Mel Tweed, Urstad, Lois Ken Usher, Larry Vadnais, Jerry 1 8Ifl'l0l'l l 0l0 Ol fl,U0 Smith, Forrest Smith, Susan Smith, Vernon Smithem, Marlowe Sorensen, Margit Sparling, Sandra Sparks, Ronald Speer, Bonnie Sperlin, Lucy Stebor, Dan Steen, Patricia Steiner, Ray Steinheim, Sharry Stephenson, Don Stern, Cheryl Stewart, Fred Stewart, Patsy Still, Marilyn Stixrude, Joan Stokes, Mary Jane VanBuskirls, Adele VanCamp, Dixie VanDerlinden, Joan VanMeter, Gail Verhamme, Joan Vincenzl, Frank Walker, Bob Wallace, Wally Wallberg, Phil Walters, Monte Watkins, Kay Watne, Richard Watson, Bob Watson, Joanna Watson, Joe Weber, Nadene Webert, Alton Webert, Carol Weir, Donaleen Weldon, Ronnie Wellman, Pat Wellman, Sandra Wennerberg, Norma Wessman, Don West, Ernie Wettleson, Bob Weymouth, James White, Bonnie Whitehead, Sandy Whitehorn, Susann Whitman, Richard Willard, Howard Willett, Margaret Williams, Dave Williamson, Ann Wilson, Bea Wilson, Tommy Wineholt, Sharon Winters, Jerry Wolfe, Fritz Wolfe, Kirke Walter, Robert Wood, Larry Woodford, Earle Wright, Bill Wright, Sidney Wyman, Jane Wynne, Mimi Yates, Nancy Yelinek, Dagmar Young, Gary Zimmerman, Drew Scott, George Lee wif nofiefi laredfie yainrif fire 9 arid Closs Advisers Mrs. Ellen Smith, Miss Doroihy Gibbon Class Party Committee Sfandlng-Roberfo Scolf, Le Copeland, Donna Fennell, P01 Michelson Sealed-Chuck Michener, Mara- lee Brown, Lorevicx Guslufson l i I T: ' vm 5 W' M aging E 'Banff' 41 C. W E555 4 fi! 'k -fi 2 7 wifi laermiefi weren f 50 ew fs, 'S ,Mu 'Q wx W . CN ap saw ' K Q 0 .. V, N my ,. x .M Lys si fa wa MEA , W LS' Q m J 1 4' in .,,A. ,g Q, . .v . K JT -If ,I ,R 'QW .wp X 1 x f A, Us W- rg A' ,. Q. fs 'Eg hi xx . 4' , 5 ,,. :F-Q' ig, 5 x 3 . 1, x .Q 5 'Ti' A W xisiivyxfi w 'Y' Q9 J X wQ:wX,S,,N-H, if-Q, sew- n ' , 4 ,N . A 4 Q . 'iv I , QQ: 390,91 . , fM.m1WiElfK'Q'ivfgf Q. - , ,M fag? ,gt , x L fygitsrl R...-,v ' Y' 3. I 2 1-.. W il... Class Advisers: Miss Helen Anderson, Miss Alice Wiley Class Party Committee: Roger Metz, Barbara Bye, Patsy Bailey, Eleanor DeTurk Ten juniors, who fought as hard as the senior Football Heroes , landed in the spotlight this year. Rodney Bown, Truman Cragin, Dave Davis, Colin Hermans, Roger Kelly, Joe McDaniel, Colin Nisbet, Ron Ulvin, Ray Webb, and Art Wiper all received their varsity letters. The juniors also made a good showing in all other school sports. Breaking even last year's record of 158, this year's Junior Torch had T65 members enrolled. With the help of all the juniors who joined and worked in Boys' Club, Girls' Club, A.S.R. and class activities, this year has become the best one ever for student participation. Entertainment, dancing, and refreshments were fea- tured at this year's Junior-Senior Party, Under the Big Top , held October l6, after school in the lunch- room. Carrying out the circus theme was the conces- sion-like refreshment stand, which gave out dixie cups to the hungry crowd. After watching acting, singing, and clowning acts, many of the spectators remained for dancing. With the aid of the advisers, Miss Alice Wiley and Miss Helen Anderson, the iunior officers, Roger Winter, president, Ivaly Jones, treasurer, John Bisset, vice- president, and Sharon Hull, secretary, led the class throughout the year in school activities. Bender, B Benedict, Berg, Ber Abbott, Vincent Adams, Bob Adams, Joyce Addington, Pat Aim, Charles Ames, Georgia Ames, Paul Anderson, Beverly Anderson, Carol Anderson, Don Anderson, George Anderson, Janice Anderson, Karen Anderson, Marley Anderson, Pat Anderson, Ruth Anderson, Ruth Ann Anderson, Warren Anunson, Glen Appleton, Gordon Are, Aivo Armstrong, Corinne Arneson, Bernice Attebery, Bruce Axelsen, Aldwyn Azadkhanian, Irma Babcock, Jim Bader, Tina Bailey, Jacqueline Bailey, Patsy Baker, Marion Baker, Sidney Bartel, Sally Barth, Phil Bates, Patricia Baunsgard, Allen Baunsgard, Jim Beck, Darla Bell, Barbra ob Doug nie Biles, Doug Bird, Linda Bishop, Carolyn Bisset, John Black, Marilyn Blumenstein, Wally Boldt, Marion Boose, Lynn Bose, Susan Bostwick, Nadine Bown, Rodney Box, Elon flee gil' :S woufvl faLe flreir dealing eir Boyce, Dick Boyden, Sharon Boyker, Gary Braden, Phil Braft, Elizabeth Brewer, Judy Brier, Nancy Brigham, Marilyn Bronson, Tessie Brown, Marlene Brown, Mary Ellen Brus, Jim Brusso, Gordon Bry, John Buckley, Patricia Buerk, Artie Bulpin, Bill Bundy, Emory Burns, Connie Burns, Dick Burns, Kay Burr, Larry Bushell, Sharon Butler, Byron Bye, Barbara Bye, Karen Caldwell, Bonnie Caldwell, David Campbell, Jim Campbell, Pat Candee, Cecily Cannon, Paul Cargill, Bruce Carlgren, Barbara Carlson, Jerry Carlton, Donna Carroll, Howard Carroll, Roger Carter, Carolyn Cafernang, Richard Cavenaugh, Bill Cerbello, Charles Choate, Sharon Christenson, Dave Church, Jean Cisel, Winnie Clark, Eva Clark, Margie Clark, Sandra Click, Frances Clute, Bruce Coates, Deloris Coffman, Fay Colburn, Cynthia CU1 5 and f0l'lglfLQ:5 LUOLL Colburn, Virginia Colby, Katie Coleman, Pat Collard, Shelby Collins, Kay Cook, Edie Cook, Linda Copeland, Bob Countner, Frank Cragin, Trudy Crain, Martha Creager, Frances Crisp, Nancy Croake, Shirley Crosetto, Robert Cross, Robert Crothers, Bruce Curtis, Annette Curtis, Guy Damitio, John Daugherty, Monte Gail Davidson, Shirley Davis, Constance Davis, Dave Davis, Jerry Davis, Verna Dawes, Warren Dawson, Jerry Dawson, Joe Day, Gary Day, Jerry Degginger, Leonard DeMore, Barbara Dennie, Roger Dennis, Colleen Dentler, Mary Denzer, Roger DesForges, Curtis Delurk, Eleanor Dewey, Howard Dickenson, Carolyn Dickenson, George Didrilcsen, Bev Dilling, Caroline Dinkel, Ron Dodd, Hugh Dowden, Mike Dugan, Gordon Duncan, Ronald Dunlop, Phil Dunn, Dorothy Dunn, Maureen Dunn, Peggy Eager, Arlie f e Loyd woufcl gif dreir carving ou. Eastman, Beverly Eden, Anthony Edington, Claire Edmonds, larry Edwards, Fred Elderkin, Bob Elliman, Janine Ellis, Bob Emery, Dick Engel, Donna Engle, Heath Engle, Joy Engle, Nancy Ensign, Louise Erickson, Christine Espinoza, Paul Evans, Cecile Evans, Gwyneth Evert, Dale Evich, Jerry Ewert, Joline Falconer, Charles Falconer, Marcia Farwell, Susie Faulconer, Harold Felton, Lorie Ferrin, Dolores Field, Judy Flohr, Gary Flude, Bill Ford, Frances Forner, Michael Forsey, Edna Foster, Larry Frack, Malcolm Free, Jean Fremmerlid, Harold French, Lorin Frisby, Helen Fulton, Darlene Fulton, Larry Gallafent, Judy Gallina, Pete Galt, Don Gardlin, Gene Garred, Frank Gates, Clayton Geiger, Carol Geisert, Elsbelh Gellermann, Louie Gerraci, Don Gillanders, Kathy Gilman, Pat Gisle, Joan Jr fracfe fkeir :Skov g l0.Q Glenn, Jack Goetz, Jerry Gordon, Glenn Gradwohl, Dick Graham, Bonnie Greaves, John Greenidge, Louise Greer, Shirlee Gustafson, Gail Hagist, Roberta Hall, Dorothy Hall, Gerald Hall, Grant Hansen, Jack Hanson, Clayton Harper, Janice Haskett, Merle Hathaway, John Hausman, Beverly Hawkins, Jerry Ann Hawley, Fred Hawley, Pete Haworth, John Hedberg, Karen Hedwall, Edward Heggie, Marilyn Hemstedt, Cody Henderson, Bob Henkle, Beverly Henning, Barbara Henning, Valerie Hermans, Colin Heustis, Barbara Hiatt, Gail Hicks, Ed Hill, Marlene Hillmann, Bob Hinds, Janie Hines, Tony Holmstrom, Ross Hopen, Don Horton, Marlene Hoskins, Kathy Hovland, Elaine Howard, Douglas Howard, Robert Howisey Nancy i Haynes, Jerry Huckle, Myron Hull, Fritz i Hull, Sharon Hungerford, Bill Hunt, Jean Hunter, Jerry 0 Q Q fLQ 60gf5 LUOMZJ gli fo 6LClU'l bl Hutchings, Karen lngoglia, Sam Irwin, Lynne Iverson, Don Iverson, John Jacobson, Janice Jacobson, Joyce James, Dick Jarret, Phyllis Jenkins, Bill Jenkins, Jay Jensen, Bill Jensen, Robert Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnston, Alma Ben Darrow Dorothy James Judith Lorraine Ronald Steve Wendy Michael Jones, Ivoly Jones, Patricia Jonson, Rolfe Juergens, Chuck Jungers, Arloene Kaasa, Paddy Kallgren, Carolyn Korrer, Robert Kay lor, Jeanette Keener, Lorna Keeve, Bob Kelly, Roger Kemp, Bud Kerr, Kendall Kersey, Eleanora Kimball, Donna King, Indie King, Jeanette King, Karen King, Saraione Kinlxead, Geraldine Kirby, Janet Kirk, Rose Kissack, Elaine Knipe, Barbara Knott, Bob Knutzen, Mariorie Koch, Dick Krachunis, .lan Krueger, Bill i gb! il096lfJ, rairiin in Kuhnley, Karla Lagerquist, Michael Laing, Gordon Landberg, Jim Landis, Gail Lanlow, Bill Larson, Carol Lassila, Joe Lawrence, Sidney Lawson, Sue Leach, Nancy Leaf, Bob Leech, Donna Leishman, Joyce LeVasseur, Barbara Lewis, John Lihou, Sharon Lilieberg, Sonia Lindell, Leslie Lindquist, Sandra Linkous, Marilyn Litscher, Ken Livingstone, Charles Lone, Jim Lothes, Carole Lovell, Barbara Lovell, Pal Lovely, Barbara Lucas, Jan Luehrs, Suzanne Lyman, Jacqueline Lynch, Pam MacDonald, Jim MacDonald, Joe MacDonald, Roger Machin, Dean Maizels, Robert Malone, Pal Marbourg, Ina Marino, Josefina Marken, William Marona, Lorna Marr, Pele Marriott, Jim Marshall, Albert Marston, Carol Marlin, Dick Martin, Elaine Martin, Le Anne Martin, Milne Martinsen, Roger Marttala, Warren Mathers, Jim Matthews, Barbara or ivan grown olalaem own flue aw ef Matthews, Cretu McCarthy, Don McDole, Kathleen McDonald, Sandra McEachern, Marsha McFadden, Bill McGraw, Nancy Mclnturff, Lee McMillinn, Harold McMullen, Mary Alice Meek, William Mehon, John Mehus, Robert Melang, Andrea Merrifield, Mariiem Merrill, Jill Metz, Roger Meyer, Richard Michael, Ingrid Middlebrook, Jack Miller, Jim Milligan, Rito Mills, Fred Mirante, Betty Moflet, Bill Monnie, Jack Monroe, Roger Moore, Nancy Morrison, George Morrison, larry Mortensen, David Morton, Audrey Morton, Jim Munro, Pat Murdock, Ross Murk, Ronald Murray, Claudia Nave, Marion Negri, Patricia Nelson, Christine Nelson, Jack Nelson, Janice Nepple, Eddie Newcomb, Ken Nickel, Mike Nickerson, Ben Nielsen, Norman Noble, Eleanor Norberg, Jane Nordness, Nadine Nordstrom, Anne Nordstrom, John Northheld, Sue Nostrand, Dave I , O 5C6l,I U'l ik? 56400 l'Yl6ll l'l'l U1 Nutter, Richard Oldenberg, Doris Oldham, Marleene Olson, Barbara Olson, Beverly Olson, Duane Olson, Jock Olson, Joanne Oosterwyk, Corrie Paioman, Darlene Palmer, Joyce Paulson, Barbara Pearson, Bill Pearson, Margaret Pedersen, Sylvia Pennell, Don Perry, Betty Perry, Harold Perry, Robert Peters, Nancy Phillips, Dick Phillips, Tony Picardo, Joyce Pickett, John Pierce, Larry Pilkington, Sylvia Pitcher, Jack Pitman, Ronald Pluylaar, Joan Poencet, Jerry Poirier, Ronald Priest, Jean Pramhus, Boyd Rader, Miriam Ramsey, Maryrose Rangwald, Marilyn Raplee, Margie Rawson, Joan Reddick, Blaine Redman, Joan Reed, lois Reibman, Gary Reibman, Jim Reichl, Margaret Reid, Fred Relf, Jim Rhoads, Bill Rice, Dave Ricketts, Barbara Ricketts, George Riley, Steven Ritchey, Gordon Riva, Bill Robbins, Colleen on rain agri, we, dmugg e in l :Jlfl'lCl Roberson, Virginia Roberts, Harry Robinson, Dick Roop, Barbara Root, Linda Rosenquist, David Roslxa, Patty Rosler, Curt Ross, Bill Ross, Harry Rotta, Bob Rulifson, Harmon Russell, Gary Ryan, Judy Ryan, Roberta Ryker, Rodney Ryning, Karin Sackerson, Richard Sahlberg, Judy Sampson, Roddy Sand Satero, Ann Sather, Kristie Saunders, Ken Saunders, Mary Lou Savage, Margaret Scarpello, Peter Schampero, John Schegolkov, Lea Schoolcraft, Cecil Scott, Scriggins, Larry Sellers, Janice Sessions, Barbara Shafer, Carolyn Shaffer, George Shalli Shane, Susan Shea, Shea, Shidler, Sue Silliman, Gorton Skoglund, Dennis Slick, Peggy l Sloan, Colleen Smetheram, Don l Smith, Carol Smith, Lowell Smith, Ron Smith, Sandra Smith, Sylvia Smith, Vickie Smith, Walter Smith, Wright ford, Suzanne Jean s, Hunter Ann Denise I wef Jog or fwo Smrha, Duane Snider, Sandra Snoddy, Charmond Soderlund, Floyd Sorensen, Carol Sourwine, Sally Spencer, Philip Sprong, Roberta Slafiord, Diana Slankey, Beny Sfankey, Harold Sleensland, Berelh Sfesel, Carmen Stewart, Ronald Still, Carolyn Slolle, Richard Stoneburg, Barbara Sloneburg, Lila Slranahan, Nanefle Straw, Elva Sfuempges, Patricia Sfyve, Barbara Sullivan, Jane! Sunderland, Ray Sundgren, Bruce Sulch, Carol Sulherland, Reginald Swanson, Judy Swanson, Sylvia Swenson, Helen Tangerose, Carolie Taylor, Claire Taylor, Jim Teichroew, Johnny Tenning, Carl Terry, Gloria Thomas, Wesley Thompson, Gloria Thompson, Marlene Thoren, Mary Alice Tibbefls, Arlene Tamron, Thomas Turner, Eugene Twedf, Gail Underhill, Donna Usher, Bob Van Cleve, Keith Van Tilborg, Sue Velro, Joe Wabey, Richard Wade, Jacqueline Wagner, Richard Walker, Darlene Walker, Dolores CUT, 88 BITE bln el I'le6ltA OM! 65 Walkley, Virgil Wallace, Darlene Walters, Carolee Ward, Tom Warner, Fred Webb, Elaine Webber, Gloria Webster, Don Wernli, Robert Werstiuk, Richard West, Stuart Wheat, Don Whitehead, Jim Whitehorn, Warren Whitham, Elaine Whiting, Anne Whiting, Mariarie Wilcox, Sandra Wilde, Lynn Willard, Patsy Williams, Williams Williams, Williams, Ann Dick Mary Paul Wineman, Paul Wing, Sallie Winship, Gordon Winship, Sharon Winters, Roger Wiper, Art Wiprud, Ted Wisner, Thorine Wolf, Dick Woods, Jerry Wright, Jack Wyllie, Carol Yoder, Nancy Young, Marcia Young, Margaret Zimmerman, Jacque cnfi! fAe feacAer Lnew 'Kwik' .xx '-Q 1 35 - , t , 0' 'U-4 ' Q- .. af.- ' i D wif' N fmtiii 2 , E, . :Rf q QM. 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Q., Jerry Chichester Ipresidentj, Joan Schaeffer fvice-presidenti, Connie Busigan qsecretaryi, Kerin McAllister ltreasurerj 1953 Standing in line at the graduation ceremonies, mem- bers of the Class of 1953 reviewed their life at Roose- velt: their entrance as freshmen and sophomores . . . first ventures into activities . . . the fall class parties that became traditional, climaxing with the Senior Party, Under the Big Top . . . acquiring the inevit- able books and report cards . . . loyally rooting at the games, cheering the football team to a state cham- pionship, the basketball team to the state tournament . . .consuming enormous quantities of hamburgers and cokes . . . applauding school productions and their class play, George Washington Slept Here . . . daily studying and last minute cramming for finals which gave the Senior Class a high representation on the Torch Honor Society . . . working on clubs and com- mittees . . . and as a last act of friendship, signing their yearbook, the Strenuous Life. All of these activities were overshadowed by Senior Week. Highlighting the picnic was the reading of the Will and Prophecy. Then came that most important of all high school dances, the Prom, and with it, formals swishing to dreamy music. At the close of Commencement, the seniors have their four years of high school in memory only, and their future, planned in dreams. flzem ayzi id gone oreuer. i Aline Ablilt Roll Rep. Thrift Com. Junior Party Standard Com. Display Com. Nancy Aeker GC Assembly Com. Decorations Com. Standards Com. Charm Club Don Adams Soph. Interview Roll Rep. Father-Son Banquet Outside Traffic Gene Addington Interests: Skiing Football Basketball Sandy Adkisson GC Treas. Golden Spurs Permanent Torch GC Assembly Ch. Revue '52 Norm Allen Science Club Pres. German Club Radio Club Camera Club Beverly Andersen Mixer Com. Ticket Force Drill Team Spanish Club Marilyn Andersen Spades Sr. Choir Main Ofhce Worker Carolyn Anderson Mixer Com. Revue '50 Torch Revue Com. Ski Club Charles Anderson Interests: Baseball Football Skiing Lucile Anderson Spades Washington ChiIdren's Home Interest: Swimming Dick Appleton Left School Caroline Arcond Roll Rep. Good Cheer Com. Interests: Drawing Swimming Glenn Armstrong Mixer Com. Hall Patrol Senior Choir Revue Opera Margaret Armstrong RHO Club Permanent Torch YFC Interest: Sports Anne Arnold ASR Historian Golden Spurs Activity Recording Ch. ASR Cabinet Revue '52 Bob Arnold Minute Service Interests: Hunting Fishing Football Delores Arnold Interests: Skiing Horseback Riding Dancing Carolyn Arnott Decorations Com. Bulletin Board Com Mother-Daughter Ba Teddy Echo Nancy Auernheim Teachers' Sec. Spanish Club Spades Good Cheer Com. Junior Red Cross nquet er 111 Dave Beckman 7:45 Study Ch. Hall Patrol Shirley Boehm Roll Rep. Assembly Com. Charm Club Records Com. George Baier Roll Rep. Study Hall Sup. Intramural Interest: Basketball Susan Baird Traditions Com. Health Com. Interest: Skiing .lim Bakeman Advisory Council Revue '51, '52 Senior Play '51 Roughriders Mixer Ch. Beverly Balch All-City Ad. Mgr. Quill and Scroll Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. Make-up Corps Bruce Baldwin Interests: Skiing Cooking Bob Bale Basketball Tennis Roughriders P-TA Dance Co-Ch. News Stal? Karen Balster Ski Club Charm Club Good Cheer Com Bowling Team Jerry Bangs BC Intramural Ch. P. A. System Roll Rep. Study Hall Sup. Ski Club Ed Banker Senior Band Study Hall Sup. Intramural Mixer Com. Denny Barnes Football Letterman Club Interests: Swimming Fishing Susie Barrett Advisory Council Golden Spurs Senior Cabinet Rep. Ski Club Vice-Pres. Charm Club Ch. Sylvia Bartleson Health Com. Compass Corn. Spades Standards Com. Bulletin Board Com. Gene Basel Revue '50, '51, '52 Mixer Com. Ethical Conduct Com. Soph. Interview Stage Force Pat Bauer News Stall Compass Com. GC Adviser's Oflice Stall: Refreshment Com. Judy Bayley Lunchroom Com. P-TA Dance Com. Roll Rep. Assembly Com, Ralph Beals P. A. System Ch. Ski Club Father-Son Banquet Interest: Skiing Ron Beckstrom Interests: Cars Football Skiing Fishing Audrey Bedford Golden Spurs Torch Revue Com. Revue '50, '51, '52 Make-up Corps Don Beeson Outside Traffic Ch. P. A. System Roll Rep. Study Hall Sup. Intramural Marvin Behar Baseball Study Hall Sup. Interests: Baseball Drums Dennis Beinke Interests: Ceramics Football Bob Belcher Roll Rep. Baseball Study Hall Sup. library Sup. Frank Bender Basketball Mgr. Track Mgr. Intramural BC Assembly Com. Donna Bensley Vocational Com. Charm Club Scrapbook Com. Decorations Com. Barbara Bentley Torch Organ Concert Com. Washington Children's Home Com. Cards Com. Elbert Bentley Outing Club Boating Club Radio Club Jerry Berg Roll Rep. Interests: Cars Football Baseball Jake Bergslien Basketball Track YFC Pres. Senior Choir Jackie Berkman Roll Rep. Ethical Conduct Com. Good Cheer Com. Charm Club Torch .lo Ann Biggs Ski Club Lunchraom Worker Interests: Art Roller Skating Rod Biggs Interests: Skiing Sports Hunting Fishing Jack Bilodeau Interests: Football Cars Sally Jo Bisset Thrift Co-Ch. GC Committees Janet Blackford Interests: Roller Skating Dancing Tennis Badminton Bob Bleeck Basketball Track Bookroom Mixer Com. Roll Rep. Winnie Bly Interests: Dancing Swimming Skiing Jerry Boddy Intramural Movie Club Interests: Boats Motors Bob Boyd Football Baseball R-Y Lunchraom Co H1 Tom Boyd Football Baseball Basketball Roll Rep. Study Hall Sup. Fonita Brandeis Thrift Com. Ch. Standards Com. Fashion Board Rep. Lost and Found Teachers' Sec. Paul Brandt Roll Rep. Ground Improveme Interests: Skiing Boats Janet Bristol Revue Debate Torch Banquet Charm Club Attendance Office nt Skip Brock Interests: De Malay Auto Mechanics Nancy Brooks Inter-School Relations GC Assembly Com. Charm Club Teachers' Sec. Y-Teen Pres. Warren Brotnov Roughriders Sports Boosters BC Cabinet Mixer Com. Ethical Conduct Com. Denny Brown Ad Staff Ground Improvement Interests: Skiing Football Ellen Brown Senior Torch Opera '52 Senior Choir Make-up Corps Vocational Com. Sally Brown Golden Spurs Permanent Torch Assembly Ch. Torch Banquet Decorations Com. Bert Bryon Ethical Conduct Com. Employment Com. Athletic Recording Anti-Smoking O-Y Fred Bryant Permanent Torch Study Hall Sup. Interests: Bowling Basketball Nancy Bryant Ticket Board of Control Sec. Opera '53 Girls' State Torch Russ Bunker Roughriders Opera Senior Choir BC Cabinet Senior Torch Betty Burch Teachers' Sec. Junior Party Assembly Com. Patty Burns Torch Rose Maiden Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. Charm Club Beverly Bursett Sports Boosters P-TA Dance Com. GC Cabinet P-TA Board Rep. Entertainment Ch. Frances Bursett Make-up Corps Spades Decorations Com. Charm Club Entertainment Com Jim Burtt Baseball Mixer Com. Bookroom Interest: Skiing Eva June Busch Make-up Corps Interests: MYF Treos. Rainbow Mountaineering Connie Busigin Senior Class Sec. Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. Teddy Echo Entertainment Com. Don Butaw Study Hall Sup. Interests: Basketball Football Track Beryl Campbell Revue Com. GC Cabinet Teddy Echo Ed. Alumni Com. Thrift Com. Carol Campbell Entertainment Com. Decorations Com. PATA Dance Ch. Sports Boosters Torch Dorothy Campbell Roll Rep. Decorations Com. Entertainment Com. Charm Club Assembly Com. Virginia Carlgren Golden Spurs Annual Editor-in-Chief ASR Cabinet Torch Quill and Scroll Paul Carlson Movie Club Interests: Girls Sports Shirley Carlson Senior Orch. Locker Room Com. Spades library Aid Virginia Carlson Records Com. Interests: Sports Dancing Don Carlton News Staff Baseball Interests: Sports Aviation Diana Carruthers Charm Club Roll Rep. Decorations Com. Interest: Dancing Bob Castor Football Roll Rep. Minute Service Interest: Mountaineering Eddie Chambord Golf Intramural Football and Track Anti-Smoking Com. Publicity Com. Don Champlin Football Sports Boosters Interests: Fishing Hunting Don Chandler Library Sup. Stage Force Mixer Com. Interest: Sports Carol Chapman Vocational Com. Ch. Senior Play '5l, '52 Opera '5l, '52 Torch Georgina Cheeseworth Washington Children's Home Com. Roll Banker Usher Corps Minute Girls Jacqueline Cheever Attendance Office Worker Interests: Music Art Barbara Cheney Senior Bond Interests: Music Tennis Foreign Places Carolyn Chesnutt Pep Club Health Com. Spades Interest: Music 115 ss--F Jerry Chichester Senior Class Pres. O-Y Roughriders Roll Rep. Baseball Bob Christensen Interests: Sports Cars Frances Church Annual Stal? Revue Com. French Club Pres. Good Cheer Com. Golden Spurs Anna Mae Clark Interests: Music Sports Secretarial Work Dorothy Clark Harmonettes Flag Twirler Opera '51, '52, '53 Revue '52 Senior Choir Georgia Clark Roll Rep. Ski Club Charm Club Interest: Swimming Judy Clark Sports Boosters Roll Rep. Charm Club Thrift Com. Marilyn Claudson Good Cheer Com. Interests: Dancing Swimming Lynn Clow Senior Choir Torch Drill Team Compass Com. Spades Sharon Clyde Compass Com. Mother-Daughter Banquet Revue '51 Assembly Com. Dave Coats Study Hall Sup. Rall Rep. Ground Improvement Interest: Hunting Geraldine Cochrane Revue '50, '51, '52 Senior Band Sec. Teachers' Sec. Spades Costume Force Sylvia Cole News Staff Reception Com, Frosh-Soph. Aux. French Club Ski Club Jim Collins Senior Picnic Com. Study Hall Sup. Intramural Interest: Skiing .lames Connelly Basketball Mgr. Track 100 Mile Club Mary Connolly Golden Spurs Opera Senior Play '52 GC Cabinet P-TA Board Rep. Barbara Convey Roll Rep. Lunchroom Com. Charm Club Interest: Drawing Georgia Cooley GC Cabinet Spades Interests: Swimming JOG Karen Cornwell Charm Club Junior Party Roll Rep. Interest: Skiing Wayne Coryell Football Wrestling Hi-Y Study Hall Sup. Intramural Ted Courtion Intramural Interests: Golf Bowling Mary Lou Crunage News Ad Mgr. Reception Com. Ch. Roll Rep. Alumni Com. Teddy Echo Mary Crayne Midwinter Concert '50. 51, '52 Girls' Glee Opera Glee Opera '52 Carroll Cross Track Debate Team Outside Traflic French Club Camera Club Don Crosson Interests: Skiing Flying Cars Dick Culbertson Senior Orch. Senior Band Intramural Interest: Photography Dave Cummins Sports Boosters Ch. Tennis Roughriders Tri-Y Torch Florence Cunningham Interests: Dancing Swimming John Cunningham Roughriders Hi-Y Ethical Conduct Ch. BC Cabinet Stage Force Janet Dailey ASR Pres. Freshman Class Pres. Rose Maiden Frosh-Soph. Aux. Pres GC Corres. Sec. Dave Danbom Outside Traltic Building Improvement Ground Improvement Interest: Skiing Britt Danielsson Interests: Swimming Dancing Skiing Duane Dark Golden Spurs Drill Team Capt. Revue Com. GC Cabinet ASR Cabinet Sylvia Davids Senior Choir Opera '52, '53 Spades Publicity Com. Walter Davis Roughriders Ethical Conduct Com. Swim Team Capt. Interest: Swimming Jay Decker Football Track Advisory Council Roll Rep. Hi-Y Judith De Haan Attendance Office Sec. Entertainment Cam. Fresh-Soph. Aux. Janet Dickinson Washington Childre Home Com. Vocational Com, Interest: Horseback Riding Pete Dittenderfer Ticket Office Worker Revue '52 Senior Play Ski Patrol Jack Divine Interests: Sports Cars Navy D Larry Dixon Interests: Hunting Fishing Sports Cars Janet Dobbs GC Cabinet Senior Choir Spades Alumni Com. Bill Dodge Roughriders R-Y Treas. Track Interest: Boating Martha Doepke Senior Choir Torch Thrift Com, Torch Banauet Com. French Club Songleader lnter-School Relations Anti-Smoking Board Sports Boosters Marylyn Dotson Nonette Revue '51 Torch Senior Choir Opera '53 Joan Dove Songleader Campus Day Com. Attendance OFlice Worker Sports Boosters Joye Downs Ad Staff Building Improvement Vocational Com. Usher Corps Drill Team Paul Drivas Ground Improvement Interests: Football Basketball Tennis Jackie Dudley Traditions Com. Vocational Com. Refreshment Com. Teddy Echo French Club Janet Duerteldt Opera '50, '51 Interests: Music Art John Dumett Ethical Conduct Com. Bulletin Board Football Mgr. Athletic Recording Anti-Smoking Com. Barbara Dunsmore Interests: Swimming Dancing Jeanie Durham Opera '50, '51 Senior Play '50 Revue '50, '51 Make-up Corps Entertainment Com. Leslie Eagle Lunchroom Com. Ch. Songleader Sports Boosters Interest: Dancing Pat Ebel Teddy Echo Minute Girls Interests: Dancing Skiing Marlene Eckart Teachers' Sec. Records Com. Torch Interest: Skiing Dawn Eckton Teddy Echo Ed. Traditions Com. RHO Club Interest: Writing Audrey Eden Token Oftice Worker Interests: Dancing Swimming Jon Edensword Roughriders Torch Building Improvement Spades Ski Patrol Ken Elliott Roll Rep. Intramural Pub' licity Director Revue News Staff Paul Elliott Radio Club Interests: Hot Rods Skating Music Ed Erickson Advisory Council Torch Track Ticket Board of Control Jan Erickson Anti-Smoking Com. Study Hall Sup. Revue Ski Club Gloria Esdale Social Service Com. Health Com. Reception Com. Entertainment Com. Charm Club Jeff Ewell Ticket Force Ch. Sports Boosters Roughriders Tri-Y Roll Rep. Barbara Exner Spring Play '52 Make-up Corps Usher Corps Main Omce Worker Assembly Cam. John Fahnestock Interests: Hot Rods Custom Cars Sports Parties Martha Farra Golden Spurs Opera GC Cabinet Rose Maiden Roll Rep. Beverly Faull Make-up Corps Revue Cam. Teddy Echo Publicity Com. Evelyn Feldt Reception Com. Teddy Echo Usher Corps Minute Girls Charlotte Field Interest: Dancing Ruth Field Opera Mixer Com. Drill Team Interest: Music Toni Filigno Torch Golden Spurs Assembly Com. Opera '5l, '52, '53 Mixer Com. Brian Fischer Roll Rep. Bookroom Worker Interests: Waterskiing Basketball Debbie Fisher Senior Play '5l, '52 Opera Chorus Director '5l Harmonettes Revue '51 Pat Fisk Traditions Com. Records Com. Interests: Swimming Skiing Valerie Fisler Basketraom Attendant Torch Interest: Handicrafts Barbara Fleming Ethical Conduct Com Lost and Found Interests: Skiing Golf Joan Floyd Junior Red Cross Mimeographing Com Interests: Ice Skating Music Marilyn Foord Golden Spurs Annual Senior Ed. Quill and Scroll Senior Picnic Com. Permanent Torch Art Foss Interest: Basketball Don Fosso Locker Room Com. Intramural Interests: Fishing Hiking Gary Foster Ground Improvement Thrift Com. Intramural lnterest: Cars Doug Freeman German Club Roll Rep. Football Ground Improvement Alice French News Ed. Harmonettes Revue '52 Opera '51, '52, '53 Quill and Scroll Jack Frisbee Dance Band Pep Band Interests: Trombone Hunting Pat Galley Roll Rep. BC Committees Study Hall Sup. Intramural Mercedes Gales Charm Club Entertainment Com Spades Standards Com. Tom Gardner Roll Rep, Head Football Mgr. Revue Pass Sales Com, Lunchroom Com. Norm Garski Interests: Mechanics Fishing Hunting Art Jim Geddes Track Roughriders Lunchroom Com. Revue '52 P-TA Dance Com. Larry Gevaart Building Improvement Outside Traflic Publicity Com. Interest: Everything Bob Gies Interests: Custom Cars Baseball Swimming Wood Shop Betty Gill Revue Dance Co-Ch. Golden Spurs News Stal? Torch Mixer Publicity Ch. Jim Gill Baseball Torch O-Y Interest: Baseball Beverly Gilmartin Ad Stat? Refreshments Com. Make-up Corps Teachers' Sec. John Givens Woodwind Quintet Permanent Torch Roll Rep. Opera '5l, '52, '53 Revue '5l, '52, '53 Barbara Glass Golden Spurs Treas. Mixer Com. Frosh-Soph. Aux. Fellowship Com. Roll Rep. Jackie Godfrey Roll Rep. GC Cabinet Inter-School Relations Teachers' Sec. Charm Club Faye Goode Social Service Cam. Traditions Com. Ski Club Interest: Skiing Carol Goodson Compass Com. locker Room Com. Counseling Oftice Worker lost and Found Glenn Gordon Senior Choir Track Intramural Interest: Cars Bill Gorsline Interest: Dentistry Donn Grady Roll Rep. Interests: Horseback Riding Science Fiction Astronomy Ann Green Golden Spurs Torch GC Cabinet Display Com. Ch. Opera '52, '53 Patricia Green Spade Sub-Ch. Study Hall Checker Compass Com, Teddy Echo Betty .lo Greenawalt Entertainment Com. Bowling Team Interests: Sports Music Patsy Greene Left School Bev Greggerson Golden Spurs Senior Band Pres. Roll Rep. Spur Eth. Conduct News Staff Emily Gregory Thrift Com. YFC Science Club Interest: Swimming Don Grimlund Intramural Interests: Fishing Mountain Climbing Mary Ann Gutherless Roll Rep. Assembly Com. Decorations Com. Mixer Com. Charm Club Marilyn Guthormsen Standards Com. Compass Com. Teddy Echo Washington ChiIdren's Home Com. Alene Gutmann Make-up Corps Entertainment Com. Ski Club Interest: Skiing Bill Hagen Football Roll Rep. Mixer Com. Interest: Mountaineering Charles Hall Interests: Sports Baseball Hunting Fishing Gordon Halone Intramural Basketball Movie Club Study Hall Sup. Geri Halverson Torch Membership Assembly Com. Charm Club Health Com. Marit Halverson Roll Rep. GC Cabinet Ad Staff Golden Spurs Alumni Com. C Leary Hambley Football Interests: Football Baseball Boxing Bergen Hamilton Stage Force P. A. System Interests: Fishing Radio Susan Hamlin Interests: JOG Pres. Dancing Art Virginia Hanley Revue Ch. GC Recordinq Sec. Opera '51, '52 Senior Play Golden Spurs Marilyn Hannoiin News Ad Mgr. Quill and Scroll Reception Com. Bulletin Board Assembly Com. John Hansen Senior Orch. Senior Band Woodwind Quintet Interest: Music Alice Hanson News Ed. Golden Spurs ASR Cabinet Activity Recording Torch Gordon Harfst Compass Com. Interests: Sports Cars Hydroplane Racing Peggy Harpster Health Com. Roll Rep. Torch Spades Reception Com. Harry Harris Football Rall Rep. library Sup. Interest: Sports Charlaine Harte Make-up Corps News Staff Locker Room Com. Records Com. Hugh Hartman Library Sup. Interests: Swimming Fishing Hiking Karen Harvey Nonette Opera '51, '52, '53 Senior Choir Main Office Worker Arlane Hatton Roll Rep. Torch Banquet Co-Ch. GC Cabinet P-TA Dance Corn. Spades Gerald Haugen Interests: Sports Mechanics Don Hawkins Interests: Convertibles Models Betsy Hayden Publicity Cam. Entertainment Com. Interests: Swimming Tennis Harry Hecht Torch Interests: Skiing Football Tennis Joanne Henager Mimeograph Com. Teachers' Sec. Counseling Otlice Typist Tom Hendrickson Band Drum Maior Sports Boosters Interests: Mountaineering Skiing Ron Hersh Interests: Sports Cars Racing Ron Herzog Baseball Football Basketball Roughriders OAY Margaret Hesse ASR Treas. Golden Spurs Ticket Board of Control Ch. ASR Cabinet Jane Hessian Mixer Com. Thrift Com. Publicity Com. Father-Daughter Banquet Com. Georgia Ann Hill Golden Spurs Torch GC Cabinet Nurse's Office Staff Ch. Joyce Hitt Nonette Senior Choir Opera '5l, '52 Revue '5l, '52, '53 Mixer Com. John Hobbs Revue Study Hall Sup. Interests: Sports Cars Eric Holmkvist Basketball Rouqhriders Hi-Y Torch Donna Holtman Compass Com. Standards Com. Teddy Echo Washington Children's Home Com. Bill Hooper Hall Patrol Senior Band Interests: Skiing Hiking Bob Hopkins Band Interests: Skiing Mountaineering Travel Caroline Horowitz Spades Assembly Com. Interests: Roller Skating Photography Ted Houk Thrift Com. Los Pan-Americanos Torch Interest: Foldboating Dick Hovey Senior Choir Intramural Torch Crew Doris Hovland Study Hall Checker Teddy Echo Charm Club Mimeograph Com. Lost and Found Rich Howard BC Vice-Pres. Anti-Smoking Ch. Roll Rep. Study Hall Sup. Mixer Com. Norm Huletz Baseball R-Y Roll Rep. Interest: Baseball Maryalice Hunt Standards Com. Spades Drill Team Minute Girls Harriet Hutchinson ASR Sec. Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Torch News Staff Jo Anne Hynds Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Rose Maiden Lunchroom Com. Ethical Conduct Com. Joan lmbery Compass Com. Ch. Revue Ad Stat? ASR Sign-up Ch. Standards Com. Jim Impett Annual Senior Ed. Quill and Scroll Senior Orch, Pres. School Orgonist Roll Rep. Delores Ingo Vocational Com. Washington Childre Home Com. Interest: Horseback Riding Eldon Irving News Stott ASR Cabinet P-TA Dance Band Senior Band Mgr. Mixer Com. n's Darlene Isaacson Spades Lost and Found Washington Childre Home Com. Senior Orch. Joan Israel Mixer Com. Junior Party Costume Force Interest: Fashion Design Sally Israel Mixer Com. Campus Day Com. Junior Party Costume Force Ronnie Iversen Outside Traflic Interests: Cars Mechanics Hunting Beverly Iverson Compass Com. Reception Com. Decorations Com. Assembly Com. Los Pan-Americanos Dave Jackson Roll Rep. Tri-Y Ski Club Football Mgr. Baseball Mgr. Bobbie Jacobs Golden Spurs Sports Boosters Revue '5'l, '52 Opera '52, '53 Mixer Com. Bruce Jacobson Radio Club Pres. Minute Service Vocational Com. Interest: Amateur Radio Joy Jacobson Interests: Hunting Fishing Swimming Cars Bambi James Revue Com. News Staft Roll Rep. Mother-Daughter Banquet Com. Beverly James Reception Com. Locker Room Com. News Staff Minute Girls John James Library Sup. Interests: Skiing Mountain Climbing Darlene Janni Roll Rep. Library Aid Ski Club Interest: JOG Sec. Diane Jenkins GC Cabinet Compass Com. Ad Staff Refreshments Ch. Standards Com. Dave Jenks Annual Sports Ed Sports Boosters Roughriders Tri-Y Senior Prom Com Dick Jensen Opera '52, '53 Senior Play '53 Revue '52 BC Cabinet Boys' Quartet Marilyn Jessen Mixer Com. Interests: Golf Skiing Swimming Liz Johnson Torch Vice-Pres. Ad Staff Revue '5l, '52 Spring Play '52 Lunchroom Com. Lucille Johnson GC Cabinet Revue Com. Roll Rep. Torch Teddy Echo Ed. Shirley Johnson Campus Day Com. Revue '50 Ad Staff Alumni Com. Spades Vernette Johnson News Staff Flag Twirler Spades Sub-Ch. Sports Boosters Roll Rep. Garr Jones Senior Band Senior Orch. Revue '51, '52 Opera '52, '53 Janet Jones Costume Force Front Hall Display Trudy Jordan Nonette Senior Play Torch Opera '50, '51, '52, '53 Lesley Julian Health Corn. Bulletin Board Ch. Roll Rep. GC Cabinet Good Cheer Com. Ardelle Juntunen News Staff Organ Concert Com. Reception Com. Vocational Com. Fellowship Com. June Karch Main Ottice Worker Usher Corps Interest: Roller Skating Donnette Kershner Revue '51, '52 Sports Boosters Bulletin Board Charm Club Junior Party Donna Kerxie Songleader Campus Day Com. Mixer Com. Spanish Club Treas. Susan Keys Torch GC Committees Interests: Skiing Rainbow Doug Kiefer P-TA Dance Com. Swim Team Senior Orch. Interest: Skiing Carol Kiley Y-Teens Junior Red Cross Drill Team Interest: Dancing Shirley King GC Committees Drill Team Interest: Football Games leon Kinner Soph. Interview Senior Orch. P-TA Dance Band Bobbie Kirk Mixer Com. Compass Com. Senior Orch. Main Office Worker Sonia Kiaer GC Vice-Pres. Golden Spurs Advisory Council Opera Senior Play Pete Klinefelter Interests: Boots Motors Swimming Bob Knappe Roughriders Inter-School Relations Building Improvement Father-Son Banquet Soph. Interview Marianne Knott Roll Rep. Teachers' Sec. Usher Corps Mirneogroph Com. Laurence Knuclsen Football Interests: Sports Cars Motorcycles Nancy Kracke Spade Sub-Ch. Compass Com. Publicity Com. Bulletin Board Teddy Echo Gary Lane Interests: Cars Sports Ernestine Langley Torch Publicity Com. Opera '52, '53 Revue Harmonettes Sharon Lantow Spades Pres. Golden Spurs Sports Boosters Torch Roll Rep. Virginia Larson Senior Fall Party Commencement Com. Study Hall Checker Good Cheer Com. Assembly Com. Bill Layson Senior Band Senior Orch. Baseball Torch Dick Leech Torch Interests: Music Sailing Books Dick Leighton Interests: Automobile Customizing Racing Noydena Leonard Sports Boosters P-TA Dance Com. Senior Prom Com. Annual Sec. Roll Rep. Bernadine Lewis Junior Choir Costume Force Interests: Skiing Swimming Bill Lince Football Baseball Roll Rep. Torch Hi-Y Roger Linde Interests: Fishing Sports Cars John Lister Football R-Y Sec. and Treas Opera Ski Club Treas. Study Hall Sup. Beverly Little Interests: Art Music Sewing Virginia Loar Standards Ch. GC Cabinet Compass Com. Teddy Echo Display Com. .loan Logan Roll Rep. Revue Interest: Dramcttics Carolyn Lohnes Charm Club Standards Com. Interests: Dancing Skiing .lim Lyon Ad Staff Interests: Cars Sports Mary Mackenzie Golden Spurs Torch Minute Girls Ch. Spades Sub-Ch. News Stafl Dick Malloy Ground Improvement Outside Traltic Interests: Dancing Swimming Laurine Manley Ad Stat? Opera '52 Torch Reception Com. Assembly Com. Bob Marshall Stage Force Library Sup. Movie Club Interest: Hunting Loren Marshall Football Baseball Intramural Interest: Boxing Joan Marston Golden Spurs Revue '50, '51, '52 Opera '50, '51, '52 Mother-Daughter Banquet Com. Art Martin Football Track Opera Permanent Torch Science Club Vice-Pres. Dorothy Lea Martin Alumni Com. Spades P-TA Dance Com. Charm Club Torch Judy Mather Refreshments Com. Senior Picnic Com. Interests: Swimming Money Marilyn Matter Roll Rep. Alumni Com. Torch Assembly Com. Usher Corps .lim May Roll Rep. Interest: Cars Betty McAllister Golden Spurs Roll Rep. Make-up Corps Permanent Torch Torch Banquet Sub-Ch. Kerin McAllister Senior Class Treas. Social Service Ch. Golden Spurs Revue Rose Maiden Gale McArthur Senior Band Interests: Hiking Fishing Music James McCain Interest: My '36 Ford Lael McCrae Alumni Com. Traditions Com. Spades GC Committees Geraldine McDonald Senior Band Pep Band Spades Teddy Echo Junior Red Cross Jerry McFarlane Radio Club Interests: Radio Automobiles Chuck McGaHey Roughriders Roll Rep. BC Cabinet Study Hall Sup. Mixer Com. Maureen McGee Golden Spurs Revue Pub. Ch. Junior Class Rep. ASR Cabinet GC Cabinet Ken McGhee Soph. Class Treas. P-TA Dance Com. Roll Rep. Tri-Y Torch Joyce McGregor Roll Rep. lnterest: Dancing Peggy Mclntyre Spades Vocational Com. Good Cheer Com. Interest: Music Mary Ann Mclean Assembly Com. Charm Club Bulletin Board Publicity Com. Entertainment Com. Jack McNamara P. A. System Ch. Football Track Soph. Interview Ski Club Linda McNeal Golden Spurs Sec. Torch Rose Maiden Freshman Class Sec. Revue Com. Adele Meisner opera '51, '52 Senior Play '5'l, '52 Revue '50, '51, '52 Torch Sec. Nonette Shirley Metz Golden Spurs Mixer Com. Ch. GC Cabinet Lost and Found Ch. Ethical Conduct Com. Charles Michaelson Track Permanent Torch Boys' Quartet Tumbling Team Revue Janet Michelson Assembly Cam. Scrapbook Com. Standards Com. Health Com. Ski Club Dick Miller Track Roughriders Inter-School Relations Tri-Y BC Cabinet Donna Miller Ad Stal? Health Com. Thrift Com. Mixer Com. Spades Sub-Ch. .lack Miller Basketball Roughriders Ticket Force Roll Rep. Tri-Y Sally .lo Miller Annual Art Ed. P-TA Dance Com. Quill and Scroll Roll Rep. Charm Club Alan Mills Hall Patrol Building Improvement lnterests: History Football Mike Mlnahan News Staff Study Hall Sup. Interest: Journalism Karen Moe Harmonettes Senior Choir Revue '52 Opera '52, '53 Spring Play Dick Monson Camera Club Assembly Com. Interests: Sports Photography Jackie Moreau Traditions Com. Standards Com. Assembly Com. Art Club Dee Dee Morrison Entertainment Com. Assembly Com. Senior Picnic Com. Decorations Com. Charm Club Jean Morrison News Collection Mgr. Health Com . Assembly Com. Quill and Scroll Anti-Smoking Eddy Moulton Los Pan-Americanos Interests: Fishing Hunting Hiking Joyce Mullen Junior Class Sec. Senior Prom Ch. Golden Spurs GC Cabinet P-TA Dance Com. Kathy Mullins Senior Play '50, '5l, '52 Revue '5'I Opera '50, '5'l, '52 Compass Com. Spades Dick Munsen Soph. Interview Intramural Com. Interest: Sports Donna Murphy Mixer Com. Spades Organ Concert Com. Fellowship Com. Entertainment Com. Leo Narowitz Study Hall Sup. Interests: Bowling Swimming Art Nelson Roll Rep. Interests: Sports Mechanics Earl Nelson Roll Rep. Ski Team Ski Club Interest: Skiing Linda Nelthorpe Soph. Class Sec. Lunchroom Com. P-TA Dance Com. Activity Recording GC Cabinet Dan Nestor Intramural BC Office Worker Interest: Chemistry Joyce Neva Y-Teens Sec. Revue '50 Assembly Com. Entertainment Cam. Good Cheer Com. Joe Nevaril Interests: Fishing Hunting Diane Newinger Songleader Golden Spurs VicevPres. Junior Class Vice-Pres. GC Cabinet Rose Maiden Dave Nicholson Anti-Smoking Com. Hall Patrol String Quartet Interest: Mountaineering John Nicholson Football Usher Capt P-TA Dance Com. Revue '51 Make-up Corps Mary Ann Nielsen Audio Visual Sec. Spades Organ Concert Com. Good Cheer Com. Maxine Nielson Costume Force Senior Play '50 Roll Rep. Interest: JOG Pres. Dwight Nilsen Tri-Y Intramural Interest: Sports Ann Nilsson Torch Treas. Usher Corps Ch. Opera '53 Nonette Senior Choir Myra Nobach Charm Club Entertainment Com. Frosh-Soph. Aux. Interest: Dancing Jim Noble Senior Choir Opera '52, '53 Interest: Cars Florence Nolley Rall Rep. Junior Red Cross Ch. Library Aid Traditions Com. RHO Club Susan Nolley Roll Rep. Junior Red Cross Drill Team Interest: Sports Bob Northfield Roll Rep. Golf BC Cabinet Senior Prom Com. Intramural Marilyn Norton YFC Sec. Interests: Music Sports Rollin Odell Advisory Council Inter-School Relations Sports Boosters Roughriders Tennis Eleanor Olels Mimeograph Com. Ch. Teachers' Sec. Usher Corps Interest: Dancing Lyle Olels Roughriders Minute Service Father-Son Banquet Anti-Smoking Com, Revue .lean Oliver Building Improvement Vocational Com. Refreshments Com. Mother-Daughter Banquet Com. Adele Olsen Golden Spurs Advisory Council P-TA Dance Com. Building Improvement Torch Terry Olsen Basketball Baseball Tri-Y Pres. Roughriders P-TA Dance Com. Janice Olson Ticket Ollice Main Otlice Worker Mixer Com. Roll Rep. Pearlanne Olson Spades Charm Club Interests: Swimming Golf Susan Onsum Publicity Com. Entertainment C Om. Washington Children's Hame Com. Minute Girls Iris Otto Teddy Echo Washington Ch Home Com. Interest: Art George Ozols Health Com. Alumni Com. German Club Interest: Swimming John Pack Opera Senior Play R-Y Basketball Track iIclren's 1'1l'u v. Suzanne Padgett Mixer Com. Spades Interest: Ice Skating Carolyn Parfitt Revue '50 Senior Play Roll Rep. Make-up Corps Evelyn Patison Junior Choir Bookroom Worker Interest: Swimming Nancy Patrick Assembly Com. Vocational Com. Charm Club Teddy Echo Roll Rep. Joanne Patton News Ad Mgr. Quill and Scroll Roll Rep. Spades Jill Pearce Golden Spurs Senior Play '51, '52 Revue '51, '52 Roll Rep. GC Cabinet John Pearce Roughriders News Stal? Big Stick Ed. Campus Day Pub. Ch. Torch Banquet Pub. Ch. Jean Pearson Torch Opera '51, '52 Revue '50, '51, '52 Interest: Dancing Lois Pearson Torch Opera '51, '52 Revue '50, '51, '52 Interest: Dancing Shirley Peck Frosh-Soph. Aux. Roll Rep. Interest: Dancing Beverly Pedersen RHO Club Vice-Pres. RHO Club Sec. YFC Compass Com. Standards Com. Carolyn Peer News Ad Mgr. GC Cabinet Quill and Scroll Freshman Class Sec. Roll Rep. Duane Pelkey Boys' Quartet Junior Choir Interests: Cars Hunting Mack Pelroy Interests: Hunting Fishing Peter Pence Torch Revue '50, '51 P-TA Dance Band Science Club Ron Fenner French Club Interests: Basketball Music Mike Peringer Football Roughriders Hi-Y Pres. Letterman Club Pres Roll Rep. Luann Perkins News Circulation Mg P-TA Dance Cam. Roll Rep. Quill and Scroll Alumni Com. Doug Peters News Sports Ed. Ticket Board of Control Baseball O-Y Shirley Peters Interests: Singing Music Horseback Riding Shirleyann Peters Sports Boosters Mixer Com. Junior Party Revue '50, '5I, '52 Assembly Com. Barbara Peterson Debate Team Torch Vocational Com. Teddy Echo Carol Peterson Spades Teddy Echo Charm Club Entertainment Com. Mimeographing Com. Janice Peterson Roll Rep. Ethical Conduct Com. Ad Staff Junior Party Assembly Cam. Vaughna Peterson Entertainment Com. Roll Banker Interests: Dancing Swimmfng Kay Pettit Interests: Art Swimming Dancing Bob Philbrook Roosevelt Art Contest Rep. Interests: Cartooning Flying Bob Pickering Basketball Roughriders Hi-Y Swim Team Senior Party Sub-Ch. Gerry Pond Interests: Hunting Fishing Skiing Hiking Tom Potter Football P-TA Board Rep. News Staff Interest: Football Pam Powell Maiorette Sports Boosters Roll Rep. Counciling Office Worker Ridge Powell Baseball 'IO0 Mile Club Senior Bancl Hall Patrol June Powers Interests: Sports Music Mary Pray Roll Rep. Charm Club Fellowship Com. Assembly Com. John Prescott R-Y Pres. Football Opera Father-Son Banquet Ski Club Pres. Dave Putnam Torch Building Improvement Swim Team Spades Karen Quickstad Golden Spurs Annual Staff Artist ASR Cabinet Publicity Ch. Opera Dorothy Quist MotherfDaughter Banquet Sub-Ch. Mother-Daughter Tea Sub-Ch. Revue '51 Muriel Rasch Mid-Winter Concert '49 Opera '50 Entertainment Com. Mixer Com. Virginia Raymond Mixer Com, Frosh-Soph. Aux. Art Club Pres. Senior Party Com. Mimeographing Com. Dona Reams Opera '52, '53 Revue '5l, '52, '53 Lost and Found Entertainment Com. Fellowship Com. Bob Reddick Roughriders Permanent Torch Big Stick Ed. Minute Service Pres. Tennis Gregg Reynolds Baseball O-Y Roll Rep. News Staff Gordy Richards Golf O-Y Roughriders Athletic Council Inter-School Relatio I'lS .lim Richards Football Track Roll Rep. Lunchroom Com. Nancy Ricketts Roll Rep. Teachers' Sec. Mixer Com. Senior Prom Com. Jerry Ridgeway Track Interests: Swimming Basketball Track Betsy Rigg GC Lounge Worker Alumni Com. Spades Interest: Swimming Taft Ring News Staff Ethical Conduct Com. Mixer Com. Anti-Smoking Com. Father-Son Banquet Nancy Robbins Golden Spurs Revue Dance Ch. Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. Entertainment Com. Carolynn Roberson Interests: Dancing Swimming Dan Roberts BC Oftice Worker Study Hall Sup. Stage Force Father-Son Banquet Ch. Soph. Interview Jim Roller Torch Pres. Roughriders Traditions Com. BC Cabinet Baseball Madeleine Roop Roll Rep. Torch Vocations Com. Cards Com. RHO Club Rowena Rosenquist Torch Golden Spurs Organ Concert Ch. Social Service Com. Junior Red Cross Gordon Ross Hospitality Com. Interests: Crew Sports Old Cars Sally Ross Interests: Correspondence with Japanese people Hope Chest Piano Bob Rushing Annual Asst. Ed. Revue '51, '52 Quill and Scroll Torch Arlene Russell Lost and Found Ch. Ethical Conduct Com. GC Cabinet Ad Staff Mixer Com. Larry Ryan Outside Traffic Ground Improvement Intramural Interest: Cars Marie Sachs Opera Dance Co-Ch Revue Dance Co-Ch. Revue '5I Torch Opera Alberta Saurditf Reception Corn. Standards Com. Spades Interest: Ice Skating Rosemary Savage Golden Spurs Torch Annual ASR Ed. Opera '52 Fellowship Com. Sharry Savage Golden Spurs Pep Band Revue '50, '5I Opera '50, '5I Lost and Found Dave Savelle Make-up Corps Mixer Com: Hall Patrol Study Hall Sup. Jim Scanlon Football Track Lunchroom Com. Interest: Hunting Shirlie Scanlon Reception Com, Charm Club Roll Rep. Assembly Com. Jerry Scansen Senior Play '53 Opera '52, '53 Revue '51, '52 BC Cabinet Senior Choir Joan Schaeffer Senior Class Vice-Pres. Songleader Revue '5l, '52 Roll Rep. Sports Boosters Delores Schlots Reception Com. Good Cheer Com. Refreshment Com. Records Com. Spades Ann Schnatterly Senior Pla '5I Y Three One-Act Plays '51 News Staff Revue '52 Usher Corps Bob Schoonover lntramural Mgr. Anti-Smoking Com. Study Hall Sup. Basketball Mgr. Baseball Mgr. .lack Schram Football Baseball Hi-Y Interest: Sports Delight Scott Torch Teachers' Sec. Interests: Skiing Mountain Climbing Heather Scott Golden Spurs Permanent Torch Annual Layout Ed. Quill and Scroll GC Cabinet Sandra Scott Golden Spurs Activity Recording Ch. Alumni Ch. Senior Play '5l, '52 Revue '52 Toby Scruggs Golf lntramural Interests: Golf Basketball Lois Sechler Mixer Com. Charm Club Teachers' Sec. Y-Teens Sherry Shantz Activity Recording Teddy Echo Traditions Com. Charm Club Leonard Shaw Interests: Mathematics Music Drums Mary Lou Shaw Washington Childre Home Com. Lost and Found Senior Orch. Bowling Carol Shore Senior Play Revue Washington Chilclren's Home Com. Pep Club Don Simpson Roll Rep. Vocational Can. Ch Study Hall Sup. German Club Pres. Tri-Y Dave Sipherd Basketball BC Pres. Advisory Council Hi-Y Roll Rep. Eden Sisley Hall Patrol Roll Banker Interest: Travel Jack Siolsetll Camera Club Pres. Torch Science Club Building Improvement Movie Club Frank Sladko Baseball Football Band Interest: Cars Dorothy Smith Ticket Force Drill Team Washington Children's Home Com. Gordon Smith Football Interests: Football Baseball Lynda Smith News Ed. News Stafi Ethical Conduct Com. Spades Sub-Ch. Quill and Scroll Peggy Smithson Spades Minutes Girls Charm Club Teddy Echo Sally Snider Mixer Com. Good Cheer Com. Vocational Com. Costume Force Records Com. Dave Solhaug Football Baseball Roll Rep. Interest: Sports Doris Solhaug Lunchroom Worker Usher Corps Interests: Swimming Skiing Irene Sorensen Good Cheer Com. Scrapbook Com. Assembly Com. Interest: Skiing Mary Sprong Ad Stal? Traditions Com. Refreshments Com. Spades Bob Starhird Big Stick Ed. Senior Play '53 Spring Play '52 Soph. Interview Roll Rep. Shirley Stark Activity Recording Ad Staff Alumni Com. Opera '50, '5'l GC Cabinet Ed Stebor Interests: Boats Sports Mary Beth Steen News Stat? Spades Assembly Com. Mother-Daughter Banquet Com. Barbara Stensen Washington Children's Home Cam. Drill Team lnterest: Nursing Lillian Stewart French Club RHO Club Interests: Church Work Swimming Jim Stillwell Ski Team Co-Capt. Senior Prom Com. Interests: Skiing Mountain Climbing Dave Stixrude Annual Pictorial Ed. Latin Club Pres. Minute Service Pres. Torch Quill and Scroll .loan Stolen Charm Club Interests: Skiing Records Fred Stoll Football Hi-Y Ski Club Roll Rep. Delores Stone Senior Fall Party Quill and Scroll News Ad Mgr. Alumni Com. Mixer Com. Nancy Stone GC Lounge Ch. Nurse's Office Staff Ch. Ch German Club Sec. Make-up Corps Warren Stow Interests: Dancing Skiing Girls Swimming Violet Stritmatter Spades Washington Childre Home Com. Torch Gene Strunk Transferred to West Seattle Marilyn Stubbs Traditions Com. Interests: Dancing Rainbow Hunting n's Don Stucky Roughrider Pres. Senior Picnic Ch. Junior Class Pres. Athletic Council Ch. Intramural Ch. Keith Stumbaugh Study Hall Sup. Ethical Conduct Com. Anti-Smoking Com. Father-Son Banquet Ski Club Ed Suhrbier Compass Com. Anti-Smoking Com. Interests: Swimming Cars Jerry Summer Ground Improvement Intramural Basketball Football Nancy Sunde Revue '53 Opera '52, '53 Senior Choir Interest: Ballet Elaine Swedlund Revue Spades Interests: Music Dancing Helen Sweere Interests: Football Games Drawing Talking Woodburning Eileen Sweet Interests: Music Sports Maxine Swensen Ad Stat? German Club Vice-Pres. GC Ottice Worker Decorations Com. Torch Arnell Swenson Usher Corps Nonette Senior Choir Torch Opera Bob Swenson Interests: Baseball Hiking Football Travel Bob Sykes Interests: Sports Baseball Sherry Tagg GC Pres. Golden Spurs Maiorette GC Cabinet Rose Maiden Mike Tarbox Library Sup. Interests: Printing Drawing Dancing Tom Taylor Sports Boosters BC Dance Com. Athletic Recording Senior Choir Opera Verne Taylor Interests: Flying Sports Mountain Climbing Gary Teach News Sports Ed. Roughriders Tennis O-Y Big Stick Arlene Templeton RHO Club Pres. RHO Club Treas. Roll Rep. Interest: Girls' Sports Betty Templeton RHO Club Washington Childre Home Com. Interest: Sports Shirley Thomande P-TA Dance Com. n's r Inter-School Relations Roll Rep. Torch John Thomas Roll Rep. Permanent Torch Minute Service Interest: Music Nancy Thomas Interests: Skiing Swimming Sue Thomas Spades Interests: Swimming Ice Skating Rodney Thorn Senior Bond Permanent Torch Ski Club YFC Darlene Thorne Make-up Corps Costume Force Drill Team Interest: Skiing Eunice Thorssen Band Torch Spades Interest: Travel Allen Thurman Roll Rep. Torch Interests: Spanish Hiking Norm Tickner Interests: Sports Cars Dick Timmerman Audio Visual Intramural Interests: Fishing Boating Cary Tolman 100 Mile Club Interests: Skiing Track Sailboating Clarice Torrence Golden Spurs Pres. Revue Music Ch. Torch Debate Team Traditions Com, Don Trandum Interests: Sports Cars Fishing Photography Carol Troffer Compass Com. Ch. Bulletin Board Ch. Revue '51 Senior Play '52, '53 Lianne Tryon Traditions Com. Ch. Revue Com. Revue '51, '52 Senior Play '52 Bud Tuckett Libra ry Sup. Interests: Basketball Skiing Golf Paul Turner Inter-School Relations Com. Ch. Roughriders Pass Sales Com. Tri+Y Roger Turppa Hall Patrol Minute Service Los Pan-Americanos Interest: De Moloy Fred Urton Interests: Dancing Swimming Boating Cars Marci Van Buskirk Golden Spurs Make-up Corps Ch. French Club Treas. Torch Revue Com. Jim Van Derlinden BC Office Worker Tri4Y Interests: Custom Cars Sports Larry Vann Revue '50, '51 P-TA Dance Band P-TA Dance Com. Golf Norm Van Skyhawk Study Hall Sup. Interests: Skiing Sailing Football Ron Van Slyck Basketball Mgr. Baseball Mgr, Outside Traffic Interest: Auto Mechanics .lack Vaughn Revue '50, '51, '52 Senior Play '51, '52 Three One-Act Plays Opera Director '53 Permanent Torch Clayton Vollan Camera Club Interests: Skiing Mountain Climbing Photography Dick Vollmer Interests: Hunting Fishing Aeronautics De Molay Eileen Vollmer Torch Spades Interests: Ice Skating Church Earl Wagner Basketball Baseball Senior Party Sub-Ch. Interest: Sports Karen Wahl Golden Spurs News Ed. Senior Play '5I, '52 Revue '51, '52 Rose Maiden Lee Wait Baseball Football Basketball Library Sup. Carol Wakefield Ethical Conduct Com. Torch Opera '52, '53 Building Improvement Senior Choir Dean Wallin Minute Service Interests: Skiing Baseball Football Darlynne Walser ' ' en's Washington Chlldr Home Com. Mixer Com. Minute Girls Dick Walters Interests: De Molay Hunting Fishing .lim Wanamaker Study Hall Sup. Ch. Assembly Com. Mixer Com. Roll Rep. Don Ward Interests: Skiing Photography Printing Gene Ward Interests: Skiing Hunting Aviation Leonard Warner Interests: Mechanics Football Sue Watkins Adviser's Staff Ch. Torch Revue GC Cabinet Spades Wayne Watson 100 Mile Club Study Hall Sup. Ground Improveme Interest: Machines nt Jim Wotterson Building Improvement Com. Ch. News Staff Big Stick Sub'Ed. Ethical Conduct Com. Bernie Weiderstrom Track Interests: Basketball Baseball Football Leah Wells Interests: Sports Fashions Art Dramatics Dick Werelius Baseball Basketball O-Y Gale Wergeland Debate Team Study Hall Sup. Hall Patrol Interest: Submarines Lou Ann Wernli Golden Spurs Roll Rep. Torch Teddy Echo Revue Com. Lauren Weston Opera '49, '50 Stage Force Interests: Skiing Football Ann Wettleson Spades Sec-Treas. Opera '52 Torch Interest: Horses -....Nwn1ni- mu 139 Sid Wharton Boys' State Senior Band Inter-School Relations Assembly Com. Study Hall Sup. Carolyn White GC Cabinet Ski Club Sec. P-TA Dance Com. Sports Boosters Health Com. Ed Whiting P. A. Force Father-Son Banquet Anti-Smoking Com. Outside Traffic Intramural Carolyn Whitlock P-TA Dance Com. Anti-Smoking Board Roll Rep. Senior Fall Party Assembly Com. Charley Whittaker Outside Traffic interests: Custom Cars Fishing Drawing Sydney Wilcox GC Office Stafl Bulletin Board Assembly Com. French Club Mixer Com. Carole Wilkins Ethical Conduct Com. Building improvement Harmonettes Thrift Com. Opera '52, '53 Gary Williams Annual Business Mgr. Roughriders Track OAY Senior Spring Party Ch, Mike Williamson Interests: Roller Skating Tennis Swimming Paul Wilson Torch Roll Rep, Ground Improvement Minute Service Intramural Vern Wilson Football Track P-TA Dance Com. Interest: Fishing Arthur Wood Hall Patrol Revue Ski Club Interest: Skiing John Woodruff Head Football Mgr. Basketball Mgr. Roll Rep. Roughriders R-Y Janet Wouwenaar Torch Interests: Sports Piano Norita Wright Locker Room Com. Interests: Roller Skating Tennis Folk Dancing Som Wynn Los Pan-Americanos Senior Spring Party Interests: Horses Cattle Wendell Wyrick Football Basketball Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. Minute Service Arnie Young ASR Vice-Pres. BC Treas. Soph. Class Pres. Football Baseball .lim Young Soph. interview Athletic Recording l0O Mile Club Movie Club Kathryn Young Entertainment Com Study Hall Checker Roll Banker Bowling Kay J. Young Roll Rep. Mixer Com. Thrift Com. Make-up Corps Ski Club Clifford Zimmerman Traditions Com. Ground Improvement Interests: Baseball Football Roger Young Heather Youngs Interests: Spades Art Interests: Architecture JOG Dancing Music Norma Zump Costume Force Charm Club Interests: Skiing Golf Seniors enioying the refreshments at Under the Big Top , the Junior-Senior Fall Party. Tom Zimermun Interests: Cusfom Ccrs Skiing Jack Young Cheer Leader '5I Study Supervisor Hall Patrol Opera '5I, '52, '53 Sr. A Cappella '5I, '52, '53 141 Senior Prom Committee Chairmen Joyce Mullen lgeneral ch.l, Noydena Leonard, Ann Green, Dave Jenks, Luann Perkins, Terry Olsen Fall Party Committee Chairmen Back row-Earl Wagner, Bob Pickering Second row-.lean Morrison, Delores Stone Cgeneral ch.j, Virginia Raymond Front row-Carolyn Whitlock, Frances Church Senior Advisers Miss Elizabeth Montgomery, Miss Hattie Fitzgerald Spring Party Committee Chairmen Back row-Doug Peters, Gary Williams lgeneral ch.l, Marci Van Buskirk Serond row-Shirlie Scan'an, Maureen McGee, Marlene Eckarr Front row-Sam Wynn, Linda McNeal Senior Picnic Committee Chairmen Mari! Halverson, Jerry Scansen, Anne Arnold, .lack Miller, Rowena Rosenquist, Dave Sipherd, Marilyn Foord, Dan Stucky lgeneral rh.l ii'1E,,g .Qivwur xx -rggv' QS A F? M 'VW LM! Mmwsixggg sv 'K k . X X, xii W N Q' . JK Q M 2 - , gt N We, the staft of Strenuous Life, wish to give o cheer For the following people and their work On Strenuous Life this year. From Acme Press, we sought the help of Printer Albert Jensen And other members of that crew we don't have space to mention. Jean Hanson and Ken Miller represent the firm Ot Western Engraving Company -they worked with us this term. The photographers who worked so hard to make this book iust so Were Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Rowland Studio And Roosevelt's own Camera Club with Mr. Cameron Cooper The members who spent so much time to make this annual super. Without the help of all these folks I there couIdn't ever be The most stupendous Strenuous Life that you did ever see! CLOSE D 80:93 NSR if iv ff' -Sr- .41- '-2:-1, '-1--i ff v ' 'i A 'I . p 7' . V - 'xx 357 , A 'H-. . Y 4 9' F wg rbfq M GQ QX . ' w - 7 .155 ,ff i v 7 , Z! l. x f If is S xg V SH XQ- D 1 v ' . ' . ' -5 ' , ,: Wx, gg L ,QQ . Y h 1 f - ,, , 25' k