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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1954 volume:

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A .1 ,swqw wry. . .L 'XX .7 V P 'i 'iw k 14- -QQFJE -5 'S-My: :X k - '-,. . ' f,wilQfNf?N7vw!?SFU ?' +xg w kl52-is K Tk 30.42, UA., 5 iwf M 56 , . . V Q hm- Kiwis A ,E x K- f x f W 1 .fx ' . ww .W . A ff'-in-I 5'f5fff2w'?i:.,Q kewl., f -N -MVA Q ' nw.. QF.. A. A JM.. my Qww A1 Q. . .,.-V. -- 1 W Ar-1 '-Mffkf, fp-gfkww ...wwfi Y :lm 4 fi Qw- - we jiflx 'NNWK qw v WX' 84 Nz Ti 5 , 1 3 g. 3 5 L Y. C flzey fnfered Roosevelt fogeflzer . . . THREE YEARS AGO AS OUR NEW PRINCIPAL AND VICE-PRINCIPAL. SINCE THEN, WE HAVE LEARNED TO RESPECT THE GUIDANCE THEY HAVE GIVEN TO US, AND TO APPRECIATE THE DOORS OF FRIEND- SHIP THEY HOLD OPEN FOR US. THE STRENUOUS LIFE STAFF DEDICATES TO REED FULTON AND ED HASSELBLAD THIS 1954 ANNUAL. Reed Fulton, Pnhcdaal OPENING DOORS to opportun- ity. These words might well por- tray the work of our principal, Mr. Reed Fulton, who, in a very real sense opens doors of learning to countless students. His reassurance and intelligent interest enable us all to appreciate him as a 'friend and guide. Mr. Fulton's training began in small Washington schools, culmin- ating in a degree from Washing- ton State College. He began opening doors for others at Sno- homish, where he founded the first high school newspaper in the Northwest. Following posi- tions held at Broadway and Bal- lard High Schools, Washington State and the University, he be- came principal of West Seattle High. Seventeen years later, in 1951, he came to Roosevelt as our principal. As evidence of his creativeness, Mr. Fulton will publish his eighth book shortly. He takes time, also, for family recreation with his wife and two married daughters. For all of us, he offers an invi- tation to a way of happiness as we enter the doors opened by this educator and friend. if-'ff T' .4 F- 'Q f,,, , , warg M., , -9 I T4 4 . mx ya V491 Q' -3 'P- fi vl '53 , .T 'g ' K 3 g ' ' T .J m I T 2 P r ,fwg f. , 5,1 is , Vw? Q ,. , ,., ,Y A N-wif. MW,-N Y 4.9 Faculty Door A e 0pen A TEACHER AFFECTS eternity, he can never tell where his influence stops. Stu- dents continuously pass through faculty doors at Roosevelt with hopes of fulfilling their dreams. Many, who sought vocational guidance, have been inspired by teachers, others, who needed scholastic strength, have found it, and still others have been encouraged by friendliness. The faculty endorses student government and has tried to help build this phase of student life. Roosevelt teachers have inspired and encouraged many students in the business of daily living. ANDERSON, HELEN ANDERSON, VIRGIL History Language Arts Class of '54 Adv. BAGGALEY, BYRON BARBER, KATHRYN History Home Economics P-TA Dance Costume Construction Debate BELL, ROBERT Algebra Physical Education Audio-Visual BERTHIAUME, SHERIDAN Boys' Adviser Roughriders Minute Service BREAZEALE, EDNA language Arts Department Head BREWITT, LAURA Study Hall Ethical Conduct BRUNSON, CARLOTTA Language Arts Strenuous Life BURNS, ANNA language Arts 9 Me wlzole arf of feacfung CHAMBERLIN, JAMES Commercial Secretaries Department Head CLYDE, WILLIAM Mathematics COOPER, CAMERON Chemistry Camera Club FAILOR, FRANK History English Commencement Vocational Conference I0 CLARK, ELIZABETH History COLANG, ARMAND History Oratorical Contests DRANGA, MELVIN Health Education Tennis FITZGERALD, HATTIE Health Education Ethical Conduct Faculty House Com. FULLER, JOHN Mathematics Basketball Track FULTON, LOIS Art Art Club Displays GIBBON, DOROTHY Language Arts Class of '55 Adv. GI LBREATH, MATI LDA Language Arts Compass Assembly GLADSTONE, MICHAEL Spanish Los Pan Americanos Mixer GREAVES, JACK Biology Bookroom Faculty House Com. ILS' on y the arf of awakening HALL, WILLIAM Journalism News Radio Club HAWKINS, ALMA German French Class at '56 Adv HOEM, ELEANOR language Arts Drama Dramatic Director HUTCHINS, BERKELEY Language Arts Thrift KIRSCHNER, EARL Mathematics Alumni KNIGHT, HOMER History Counseling International Relations KRIENKE, ORA Chemistry Science Club LAUBER, ERNEST Metal Shop Ticket Office LAWRENCE, CARL History Department Head Vocational Conference LINDH, ROBERT Physical Education Health Education Football, Basketball HARNEY, DON Industrial Arts Baseball, Football Lunchroom Com. HENDERSON, CHARLES Biology Geometry Stamp Club HULL, LOU Physical Education Football KIPPERBERG, AURORA Physical Education Rho Club Health Com. II the natural curiosity of LISTON, EDWARD History Economics Scholarships LYMAN, KENNETH Music Concert, Opera Y, F. C. McCORMICK, HELEN Retail Selling MICHEL, CELIA Home Economics I2 LOUGHEAD, ELEANORE Typing McCALEB, EDNA Language Arts McFARLANE, BETTY Physical Education MOE, BETTY Health Education Physical Education Sports Boosters MONTGOMERY, ELIZABETH Commercial MOODY, ANNE Art Jr. Red Cross MOONEY, RICHARD Commercial School Treasurer Faculty House Com. MUENCH, GEORGE Industrial Arts Department Head MULLEN, DORIS Biology Spades NEFFELER, ISABELLE Girls' Adviser Girls' Club Activities young minds for fire purpose NORMAN, EDITH Latin, Spanish Department Head Make-up, Latin Club PARMETER, KENNETH Language Arts Activity Recording PERKINS, EDWARD Business Social Service PREBEZAC, EARL Language Arts Drama REHBOCK, RALPH Counseling Chess Club ROSENQUIST, OSCAR Botany Cleanup ROYS, MARGUERITE Study Hall Usher Corps RUSHING, JOHN Mathematics Golf Ethical Conduct RUSSELL, FLORENCE French, Spanish Class of '56 Adv. SCHIRMER, CONRAD History Building Improvement OLMSTED, EUGENE Twins PECKHAM, ANITA Art POLLOCK, BARBARA Latin Spanish RASMUSSEN, JACK History Baseball I3 of safflvfying if afterwards SCH UH, LE ROY Drivers' Training SIMEON, MARY Geometry Lost and Found SMITH, HELEN Language Arts ASR Adviser STRAUSS, IVARD Language Arts Speech Stage Production I4 SCOTT, DAVID Physics Hall Patrol SMITH, ELLEN Language Arts Class of '55 Adv. STEENDAHL, ANNA Mathematics Honor Society STUCKY, PHILLIP Mathematics Department Head Faculty House Com. SUNDLING, DORIS Shorthand Typing, Bus. Eng. P-TA Bulletins TAYLOR, RONALD Band, Orchestra Music Assemblies Pep Band TURNER, EDWARD Wood Shop TURNER, LOYD History Psychology ASR Adviser WILEY, ALICE History Class of '54 Adv. YOUNG, MARTHA Language Arts Me Key Operafors AMONG THOSE who contribute to proper management of the school are Custodian:-Fred Broker, Lena Simpson, Louis Mitchell, Lester Huston lcustodian engineerl, Daniel Sullivan, Sylvester Schanahan, Howard Todd, George Thomas, Jessie lmbler, William Roller, Kitchen Staff-Helen Scott, Helen Cheeseworth, Emily Reynolds, Lucille Miller, Grace Morgan, Office-Georgia Hill lassistant secretaryl, Rita Cunningham lcounseling secretaryl, Margaret Dainard lsecretaryl, Lillian Borland lattendance secretaryl, Evelyn Eckholm lnurselp Librarians-Margaret Burger lassistant librarianl, Dorothy Watson llibrarianl, Dorothea Bradner Isecretaryl. ,Que A. I5 Gary Davies and Louie Geller- mann proved that the Great Titanic was not a silent spec- tator, but a loyal fan that could yell louder than most teddy- bears. P-TA Dance signups in l25. Spades signups in 206. And Sue Shidler found a room full of students waiting to become little Spades on her committee. By October, the Pep Band was real gone and every morning before a game, the Ted musici- ans drew wandering students lrom the halls into the pep rally. Sit still, smile, and . . . nextl the photoman chants. Janet Kirby's pass picture is completed for l953, but Beverly Tratnik and Pat Munro must still grin and bear it. Seated at long tables on Octo- ber 'l4, eight of our student leaders and four faculty mem- bers were hosts at the all-city Leadership Conference in the Northeast YMCA. All the roll rooms deserved hon- orable mention on color day, but Miss Hawkins' room won the contest. Green and gold trimmings made this October 27 a real birthday treat for Theodore Roosevelt. W MWWL jDff'9'yfIe,NMM' 5 , 'ef W ilgjmwffw 93' idl C-:SU ' , -up., V' A ' f 3' nf-Z.1.L. ,MQ ,. . ! . Y. - - '-',, .'Q1srih?24y1 ,Zi --S as 55: fa: 41 L 4 3 - -1 f22:i ff2.1f11w1m ,f,f . w. -:fr A516 leads PROVIDING A THRESHOLD to Roosevelt activities, the ASR is an integral part of the school. Through roll room proiects, stu- dents were given the opportunity to become active in ASR. Some of these were: a Hi-way in the front hall, decorated rooms for Color Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day gift boxes for needy families, and drives for better conduct at games and assemblies. All-school activities included regaining the Golden Axe from Lincoln by winning the Pass Sales contest, and serving as host at a leadership conference attended by ofhcers of the eight Seattle high schools. Representatives were sent to a Traffic-Safety Con- ference. One of the last events of the year was traditional Cam- pus Day with its cottons, asseme bly, and baseball game. A democratic student govern- ment served as leader and co- ordinator of ASR. The ASR Cabi- net and Student Council worked to improve scholarship standards, roll proiects, student conduct, and teen-age driving, and tried to get every interested student into acti- vities. The Advisory Council aimed to enforce school rules and to counsel offenders, This door was opened wide from sign-ups in the fall to com' mencement in the spring when the open door was closed for the summer. gc: ww, 69 5759 as ASR OFFICERS for the school year I953-l954: Paul Espinoza ftreasurerl, Jerry Davis lpresidentl, Linda Bird lsecretaryj, Fritz Hull lvice-presidentl, lvaly Jones Ihistorianl. I7 THE ASR ADVISERS, Mrs. Helen Smith and Mr. Lloyd Turner, assist in the advancement of the ASR by encouraging students to take part in activities and by guiding many projects through- out the year. Democ acy lil Acflbn THE STUDENT COUNCIL, consisting of two elected representa- tives from each roll room, ASR committee chairmen, and members of the ASR Cabinet and Advisory Council, discusses school plans and problems, and also votes on laws and amend- ments to the constitution. STUDENT LEADERS AND FACULTY MEMBERS compose the ASR Cabinet, the executive branch of the government: standing-Dave Roscoe, Mr. Sherry Berthiaume, Mrs. Helen Smith, Sally Boid, lvaly Jones, Jerry Davis, seated-Bob Crosetto, Bob Karrer, lea Schegolkov, Candy Carter, Fritz Hull, Cecile Evans, Linda Bird, Paul Williams. Chris Erick- son, Don Bender, Paul Espinoza, Nancy Peters, Janice Funk. THE ADVISORY COUNClL'S eleven members enforce the rules of the school and otier counsel to students when needed: back row-Fritz Hull, Colin Hermans, Bob Crosetto, Jerry Davis, Art Wiper, Mike Johnson, front row-Linda Bird, Barbara Bye, Irma Azadkhanian, Judy Galafent, Bud Kempg at right-Paul Williams. I8 Wall Street ROOSEVELTS BUDGET IS balanced by the Ticket Board of Control: standing-Paul Espinoza lchairmanl, Jack Wright, Ken Newcomb, seated-Eleanor DeTurk, Mr. Richard Mooney, Mr. Lloyd Turner, Mr. Sherry Berthioumep not pictured-Jean Church. WITH THE HELP of the Pass Sales Com- mittee, Roosevelt won the Golden Axe from Lincoln: Paul Espinoza lchairmanl, Suzanne leuhrs, Gordon Appleton, Eleanor DeTurk, Indle King, Dottie Dunn, Roberta Ryan, Marlene Hill, lynn Boose, Lea Sche- golkov, Warren Dawes, Barbra Bell, Bor- bara Bye, Colin Nisbet. STUDENT PASSES and tickets to games, productions, and other Roosevelt activities are sold by Ticket Force: Dave Smith, Gene Gordlin lchairmanl, Keith Van Cleve, Vera Michael, Douglas Nicholson, Lowell Smith, Don Smetheram. Rougfzriders Speak Soffgv ZOI STUDY IS MADE a quiet place to study by the Study Hall Supervisors: back row-Dana Drown, Thorn Ford, Clayton Hanson, Ken Callahan, second row-Dave Clause, Gordon Brusso, Larry Gordon Fall, front row-Howard Dewey lchairmanl, Stan Hungerford, Jim Adams, Bill Hicks. A GUIDEBOOK FOR new students is put out by the Compass Committee: standing- Barbara Styve lchairmanl, Mary Keller, Carolyn Dickenson, back row-Suzanne McGuire, Sharon Young, second row-Joyce Jacobson, Janice Jacobson, Nancy Smart, front row '-Mary Lee Livesay, Sally Pontius, Marilyn Heggie. THE ACTIVITY RECORDING COMMITTEE checks activity points to prevent over-partici- pation by students: back row-Larry McAIlaster, Portia Marlowe, Gayle Price, Stan Hungerford, front row-Ruth Anderson lco-chairmanl, Ken Kraig, Louise Payne lco- chairmanl, Mary Kellogg, Barbara Trofier, Sharon Swanson. 20 Barrett, f uk s And Carry A BQ 5f12'k A HALL PATROL SUPERVISES traffic in the halls: back row-Tony Word-Smith, Artie Buerk, Bob Cook, W Y second row-Richard Motter, Larry Burr, Mike Garvey, Homer Richards, front row-Richard Morcus, H A L L' Ed Pinnell, Mike Nickel lchairmont. ONE' THE PURPOSE OF THE LIBRARY Supervisors is to maintain quiet in the librory: standing -Art Cameron, Heyler Davis, Jim MacDonald, Gorton Sillimon, Ron Norton, seated- Poul Kelley, Bob Johnson, Duone Olson. 2l2 SUPERVISORS adiust shades, keep order, and enforce rules in the study hall: back row-Warren Marttolo, Tony Phillips, Joe Schockmon, John Lewis, Ron Pitman, second row-Jim Sullivan, George Shaffer, Rollie Jonson, Don Johnson, front row- Ken Newcomb lchairmont, Lorrin Lamb, Jack Olson, Chuck Webber. 21 Smooth 0 erafor USHER CORPS SERVES ot school productions and on other occasions when needed: standing-Janet Bennie, Marilyn Barker, Janice Sellers, Barbara Roop, Elsie Stevens, Patricia Steen, Marge Wickman, Betty Gillespie, Claire Taylor, back row- Maryrose Ramsey, Mary Ellen Brown, Sara Douthitt, Pat Daly, Gayle Ford, Charlene Damerow, Marilyn Carlson, Joanne Daugh- erty, Sharon Zimmerman, Phyllis Hanson, Josefina Marino, front row-Rita Milligan, Carol Sechler, Gail Tatterson, Kay Watkins, Diana Stafford, Suzanne Heustis, Bonnie Block, Linda Schmidt, Pat Fellrath. INTERESTING PROGRAMS are planned during the year by the Assembly Committee: back row--Jeani Forstrom, lynn Booseg front row-Sandy McDonald lchairmanl, Ann Horton, Marcia Young. AIDED BY ROLL ROOMS, the Ground Improvement Committee keeps the schoolgrounds and neighborhood lawns free from rubbish: Warren Dawes lchairmanl, Judy Thomas, Artie Buerk, Malcolm Frack, Muriel Maschmedt, Linda Adams. Key Per ormers THE ORGAN CONCERT Committee schedules special organ programs with guest organists: back row-Sally Bartel fchair- manl, Pete Lushene, front row-Marian Nave, Jim Gaylord. THE BUILDING IMPROVEMENT Committee decorates the build- ing at Christmas and sees that there are flags in every room: back row-Joe Dawson, Jerry Dawson, Gary Rees, Connie White, front row-Robert Wolter, Sandy Whitehead, Sharon Bushell, Marji Allen, Elaine Martin Ichairmanl. THE IIBRARIANS are assisted by the library Aids who check books in and out and arrange them on the shelves: back row 4Cnrolyn lisk, Pat Fellrath, Sidney lawrence, Margaret Lynch, Vicki Davis, Phyllis Jarrett, Florence Carlson, Mary Kellogg, front row-Jeanette Bergslien, Barbara Beckley, Verna Esta- brook, Dorothy Hall, Sallie Wing, Jean Little, Jim Syck, Judy Ellis, Pat Anderson, Lora lee Brown, Janice Hansen, Dolores Smith. S513 5 J 5 ' A J ,, ' Tfzey A1711 fo P ea e KEEPING TRACK OF ROOSEVELT graduates is the iob of the Alumni Committee: Bettina Bailey lchairmanl, Pat Haskell, Bette Kunde, Marcia Gill, Mellanie Moran. THE LOUD-SPEAKER SYSTEM is operated by the P. A. crew: Trevor Harris, Ron Ewart, Doug Biles, not pictured-Jim Bab- cock lchairmanl. AN ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY is pul up weekly by the Bulletin Board Committee: Jackie Wade lchairmanl, Jacque Zimmerman, Janet Carroll, Janice Housley. WARDROBES FOR THE REVUE, plays, and Opera are designed and constructed by the Costume Force: top row-Joanne Olson, Ginny Knox, Pat Michelson, bottom row-Kay Collins lchair- manl, Carol Keller, Janie Hinds, Susann Whitehorn, Peggy Pearson, Doris Oldenburg, Judy Bowlin, Pat Dunsmoor. 24 7 6617 Password --5'erw2'e ONE OF THE JOBS of the Social Service Committee is col- lecting gifts at Christmas for needy families: Judy Sahlberg, Judy Brumtield, Linda Root, Cecily Candee tchairmcml, Phyllis Atbom, Joan Fraser, THRIFT COMMITTEE ENCOURAGES banking through drives and special publicity: Gail Landis lco-chairmanl, Ann Satero lco- chairmanl, Marilyn Rangwald, Marjorie Knutzen, Pat Yeager, Jean Fawcett. WAYS TO KEEP WELL are promoted by the Health Committee through displays, bulletin notices, and posters: Carol Wyllie lchairmanl, Lee Manley, Darlene Wallace, Candy Carter, Nancy McGraw, Connie Berner, Gerry Esdale, Sylvia Pilkington, Lynne lrwin. TAKING CARE of school trophies and emphasizing Roosevelt's customs are the iobs of the Traditions Committee: Roberta Ryan, Donaleen Weir, Bonnie Angst, Marilyn Smith, Nancy Ange, Rochelle Leighton, not pictured-Richard Wabey lchairmanl. feds Work Hard THE LUNCHROOM COMMITTEE plays rec- ords at noon and enforces the cafeteria rules: back row-Gary Boyker, Chuck Alm, Tom Ward, Bruce Attebury, Nancy Leach, Ann Mathieson, Rod Faurot, Dave Davis, Colin Nesbit, front row-Barbra Bell lchair- manl, Anne Nordstrom, Beverly Anderson, Karin Ryning, Sharon Hull, Judy Ryan. INTER-SCHOOL RELATIONS works to pro- mote better understanding between schools: back row-Suzanne Leuhrs, Marion Nave, Betty Rushing, Michal Lagerquist, Les Eld- ridge, Frank Siurseng front row-Donna Fennell, Marilyn Liden, Carol Marston, Sue Van Tilborg, Jack Wright lchairmanl. STAGE FORCE DESIGNS, constructs, and handles scenery and lighting for Roosevelt productions! back row-Jack Kearns, Eloise Swarthout, Bruce Daly, Steve Riley, Dick Martin, second row-lim Whitehead, Craig Gaylord, Steve Schnatlerly, Peter Scarpello, Peter Solomon, Anne? Davies, front row- Sandra Ellingston, Brian Thompson, Jean Scott, Sandra Smith, Nancy Gustafson. Have Fan, foo! emphasizes honesty, especially during tests: Shelby Collard lchoirmonl, Sidney Law- rence, Sue Shidler, Martha Jean Crain, Audrey Morton, Margaret Young, Anne ChristoHerson. SPADES lSPASTlC AIDSQ work lor children who are aftected by cerebral palsy: back row-Margaret Young, Virginia Cunning- ham, Dolores Walker, Nancy McGraw, Marilyn Heggie, Nancy Crisp, front row- Sue Shidler lchairmanl, Pam lynch lchair- manl, linda Root, Pot Anderson. MINUTE SERVICE ACTS as ticket takers at productions and performs other odd iobs around school: back row-Bill Haroldson, Gordon Bristol, Ed Fisher, Bob Briggs, Jan Lucas, third row-Bill Millar, Bill Morrison, Hans Reichl, Leland Walcott, Spence Setter, second row-Brian Jensen, Heyler Davis lchairmanl, Art Cameron, Paul Doepke, Jerry Minear, front row-Fred Schneider, Gordon Fall, Ned Barr, Roger Wyriclr, Dick Dinham, Ron Clock, Busy Groups Make THE MAKE-UP CORPS, shown here work- ing at the Revue, is on duty before every school production: standing-Sandra Sni- der lchairmanl. Adele Van Buskirk, Judy Balch, Virginia Colburn, Janet Balch, Sally Robbins, Cynthia Colburn, seated-Trina Elggren, Caryl Gilbert, Sally Sourwine. ATTENDANCE OFFICE WORKERS check E.D.'s and collect cut slips and attendance cards: standing-Ann Schiller, Mary Lou Saunders, Marsha McEachern, Janet Smith, Monica Moore, Sheila MacLeod, Mary Lou Mason, Margie Raplee, Nancy Howisey, Marilyn Carlson, Barbara Troffer, Jackie Toner, Margaret Reichlp seated-Susan Bell, Judy Ryan, Norma Wennerberg. MAIN OFFICE WORKERS run errands, file, and operate the switchboard: Mary Alice Thoren, Barbara Styve, Peggy Pearson, Eleanor DeTurk, Cynthia Colburn, Justine lewis, Janice Housley, Sherry Jenkins, Mary Alice McMullen, Jody Deering, Barbara LeVasseur, Michal Lagerquist, Pat Ander- son, Karen Albright, Sally Robbins, Caryl Gilbert, Nancy Smart, Al Setzer, Fr M401 Sclzool TEACHERS' SECRETARIES RECEWE credits lor assisting teachers: rear-Judy Gibb, Kathy Hoskins, Marcia Falconer, xtanding -Rita Roddick, Janice Harper, back row --Dorothy Johnson, Carolyn Bishop, Betty Mircmte, Dorothy Melton, front row-Jay Engle, Janice Anderson, Elaine Whitham, Anncttr: Curtis, Carol Anderson. IHE P-TA DANCE COMMITTEE plans monthly dances at the Greenlake Field- house: standing-Marsha McEachern lchair- manl, Bob Bender, Gwyneth Evans, Bob Mehus, Frank Countner, Doug Brown, Jane Norbcrgg seated-Karen King, Sandra W1-llmrm, lvaly Jones. A SOCK HOP WAS ONE ol the successful school dances staged by the Mixer Com- mittee: Jim Whitehead, Bruce Daly, larry Schneider, Margaret Savage lchairmanl, Margie Barton, Nancy Darrow, Rita Red- dick, Paul Wincman, John Iverson, Brian Jr-nsr-n, Gorton Silliman. 6'o den Spa s and Roagfznbkrs Charles Alm, Bob Bender, John Bisset, Lynn Boose, Rodney Bown, Gary Boyker, Phil Braden, Emory Bundy, Frank Countner, Bob Crosetto, Jerry Davis. Warren Dawes, Gerald Day, Howard Dewey, Paul Espinoza, Gene Gardlin, Colin Hermans, Tony Hines, Ross Holmstrom, Fritz Hull, Bill Hungerford, John Iverson. Mike Johnston, Bob Karrer, Bud Kemp, Roger Martinsen lsecre- tary-treasurerl, Bill McFadden, Jim Morton, Mike Nickel, Colin Nisbet, Don Pennell. David Rosenquist, Don Smetheram, Lowell Smith, Eugene Turner, Tom Ward, Paul Williams lpresidentl, Gordon Winship, Roger Winter, Art Wiper. Insert-Paul Williams, Jean Church, Roger Martinsen, Nancy l Brier. l 30 Patsy Bailey, linda Bird, Nancy Brier lvice-presidentl, Sharon Bushell, Barbara Bye ltreasurerl, Cecily Candee, Barbara Carl- gren, Candy Carter, Jean Church lpresidentl, Kay Collins, Eleanor DeTurk. Christine Erickson, Cecile Evans, Jean Free, Judy Gallatent, Kathy Gillanders, Valerie Henning, Marlene Hill, Judy Johnson, Ivaly Jones, Michal lagerquist, Gail Landis. Sydney Lawrence, Carole Lothes, Suzanne Luehrs, Carol Marston, Elaine Martin, Sandra McDonald, Marsha McEachern, Nancy McGraw, Christine Nelson, Anne Nordstrom, Susan Northfield. Nancy Peters, Joan Pluylaar, Maryrose Ramsey, Margaret Sav- age, lea Schegolkov, Susan Shane, Sandra Snider, Bereth Steens- land, Elva Straw, Sue Van Tilborg, Carol Wyllie lsecretaryl. Hold Wide fire Door of Serwke 31 Irma Azadkhanian, Jim Sulli- van, Al Pierce, and Jim Buschke joined delegates from all Se- attle high schools at the United Nations' Conference held here at Roosevelt. There's much hard practice be- hind the peppy songleading routines, as Roberta Hagist, Karen Ryning, Valerie Henning, and Sharon Lihou can tell you. Could it be that a student is actually leaving the study hall unnoticed, or is this the super- visor dutifully closing the door to prevent such an escape? The stairways and halls of Roos- evelt, lightened by windows and filled with students, form an indispensible part of our school life. Decorating their middies with flowers, teddybears and basket- bolls, the contest winners of the roll rooms modeled their orig- inals at the Girls' Club assem- bly on December B. 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' ii f ' 'X 44 . .I X NP 1 Sala' J Q Y' A . , 1 4 4 Q-. - ' 5 . ' 'w -'s ' ' ,xr-' s I fa 5 lg ,id 'xx . 2 8 'B . 1 - ' - . . .- , . 5' H- . A V24 ' W, .v V11 ,1 gx ur by ' .r I ' X- ' K QW 5. 4, ' wfffg K v :wg A - 5 A A t 'X f ' . -f- x ' 2 ' - ' ' ag, f ,-,i k -Q-:fx - ,I ,rf A ff' gf ' H L, .... . . b5f2?s f Q - Q 11' . iwu ,xf . .1 +V 'M W' wif? 3523532-1'2 F'15', 'Lf 55 - ' W TT' f' ,I .-:mi g,'5Q,TF?'aMmq,. WM' ,f ,g ,ig , Y , , is ww K' uv x Q QI' - ' e' 3 ' 1 ,ri 4 w -R ,4 S- V4 sh Y . ' 'rf K I , F A 5' , 4 f A 'ii X. gii ' ,,L' 5 ' S R - sk 1 Bob Crosetto lpresidentj, Bob Bender lvice-presidentl, Bob Houk lsecretaryi, Dave Holmqvist ltreasurerl Mr. Sheridan Berthiaume ladviserj. Q4 Call for E very Boy OPPORTUNITIES TO WORK together in a spirit of friendliness and service to the school were provided for every boy at Roosevelt in the Boys' Club activities during the past year. A Sophomore interview, which acquainted the incoming Sophomores with the school, opened the year. The Boys' Club served the school through such committees as Minute Service, the Traffic Committee, the Anti-Smoking Board, and the Big Stick. Both fathers and sons partici- pated in the entertainment at the annual Father-Son Banquet, School- days, which was given in November. The Boys' Club also helped present the Boys' and Girls' Club dance, the Basketball. 34 Y uv v-5 one tabinef Bob Bender John Bissel Lynn Boose Gary Boyker Arlie Buerk Emory Bundy larry Burr Roger Carroll Bob Croselto Lee Cunningham Heyler Davis Gene Gardlin Ed Hedwall Bob Houk Bill Hungerford Bud Kemp Bill Marken Bill McFadden Mike Nickel Jim Relf Denny Skoglund Tom Ward Roger Winler Enlerlainmenl al lhe Father-Son Banquel was given by Roger Carroll Tom Ward, Jerry Dovis, Jack Monnie, Mike Johnslon Jack Myers Bud Kemp Paul Fisher, John Bissel, Bob Crosello. Head lable ot the Father Son Banquet SchooIdays. 35 2 Anne Lee Christoflerson lcorresponding secretarYl, Valerie Henning ltreasurert Cecile Evans lpresidentt Judy Gallatent tvice-presidentt, Dixie Thompson lrecording secretaryl Seated Miss Isabelle Netteler ladvisert. A fall for Every 6171 EVERY GIRL WAS welcomed into the Girls' Club activities of the past year. As the year began, the Big and Little Sister drfve helped the new girls in the school to become orientated with life at Roosevelt. Two Little Conferences, held in tall and spring, were attended by all Cabinet members and one member from each of the twenty-five committees. The Girls' Club newspaper, Teddy Echo, was issued every month, and many girls took their mothers to the Holly Berry Tea in December. The Mother-Daughter and Father-Daughter Banquets, both annual events, were an attraction for many girls and their parents. 36 Fall fabinef Maureen Arndt Margie Barton Connie Berner Mariorie Allen Mary Ellen Brown Kay Burns Karen Bye Janice Anderson Shirley Anderson Jane! Balch Shirley Clark Nancy Engle louise Ensign Nancy Bale Judy Bowlin Naialie Craig Marilyn Haugen Dorolhy Johnson Katherine Johnson Sara Doulhill Trina Elggren Gerry Esdale Cara Moe Kinlz Elaine Kissack Sydney Lawrence Sheryl Films Marcia Gill Janice Harper Mary Alice McMullen Marsha McNeil Karen Olsen Billie Kersey Sandra Lindquisl lynn McAllisler Sylvia Pilkingian Maryrose Ramsay Riia Reddick Mary Alice McMullen Marsha McNeil Arlene McNish linda Raol Roberta Ryan Belly Siankey Susan Rogers Susie Sanford Roberta Scot! Joan Sfixrude Barbara Sioneburg Vicky Suller Jean Simkins Vicki Smith Judy Thomas Suzanne Trimble Barbara TraHer Susan Trueblood 37 Spring fabinef -an language flubs NOEL, NOEL! CAROLING at the French Club Christmas party were: back row-Car- ole Lothes, Katie Colby, Anne Cameron, Marty Jor- dan, Carol Marston, Cecily Candee lpresidentl, Sue Shidler, front row-Barbara Pollard, Harriet Haynes, Bet- tina Bailey, Margaret Sav- age, Christine Erickson. STANDING IN REVlEW at Latina Hodie were the club's consuls, praetors, and scribae: back row-Marilyn Smith, Suzanne Trimble, Di- ane Minkler, Brian Jensen, Joan Stixrude, Adele Elm- strom, Lewis MacFarland, front row-Jean Echols, San- dra Whitehead, Shirley Bell. FRIGHTENED DUCKING and laughter are but a prelude to the scramble that followed when the candy fell out of the pinnata. The Spanish Club's Christmas party brought fun and excitement to all the Los Pan Ameri- canos. A CHRISTMAS PARTY, com- plete with costumes, was one of the German Club's acti- vities: Juergen Ringmann, Dagmar Yelinek lpresidentl, Charles Cole, Tina Bader, Vera Michael, Betty Cheyne, Barbara Henning, Margaret Reichl. T. ' I , ps., Sum . we ,A X I I vs 3 'If A Scllence Hubs HOW DOES IT WORK? In- terest and curiosity lead stu- dents to Science Club: back row-Dean Robinson, David Straub, Bruce Gibbs, Mr. Ora Krienke ladviserl, Don Ingalls, Carla Harshberger, Joan Bursett, front row-Rex Harbert Ipresidentl, Bob Johnston, Gary Zimmerman, Donna Robeck. WITHIN DARKENED CLASS- ROOMS, Movie Club is con- tinually presenting films to students: Joe Babic, les Bris- bois, Bill Landis, Gary Zim- merman, Dave linden. STUDYING WIRELESS AND the mechanism o' the radio is a favorite pavime of the Radio Club: back row-Don Foote, Ralph Edwards, Trevor Harris, Ron Ewart, Jim Millefg front row-Ron Pitman lpres- identl, Ray Edwards, Jon Harder, larry Dearinger. TAKING INTERESTING PIC- TURES and perfecting their skill are the aims of the Camera Club: Kay Collins, Peggy Pearson, Bruce Gibbs, Jim Adams, Rollie Jonson lpresidentl, Tom Tomtan, Bob Maizels, Bob Jensen. Common Interests CONSIDERING A TOPIC for discussion are the members of the Debate Club: back row--Peter LeSourd, Jack Wright, Jorgen Bader, front row-Delores Walker, Sue Bose, Gordon Laing lchairmanl, Gwyneth Evans, Leslie Ryder. LEARNING THE WHY and whereabouts of automobile parts is the purpose of the Auto Club: Mr. George Muench Iadviserl, Ron Maxson, Roger Day. MANY STUDENTS, WHO are interested in art, ioin the Art Club to exercise their talent: Charmion Orchard, Marlene Hill, Pat Willard, Donna Robeck. FIGURING EACH PLAY are the members of the Chess Club: back row-Piroska Mihalyik, Ralph Watson Ipresidentj, Betty Cheyne, front row-Dagmar Yelinek, Jo- sephine Marino. SKIING DOWN SNOWY slopes is a popu- lar sport for those who belong to Ski Club: Doug Micholson tpresidentl, Lorraine Beymer, Sharon Choate, Bruce Hunter. 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Center ' End End WALT SMHH Wingbnck LOU H JERRY HALL Tackle suv noun X WM WARD H : 7r'- Q . 42 DON 552555225 ' OB LINDH DON HC I Quanorl KY WEBB BILL JOHNSON ART WIPER lariorbozk Fullbock Toi lback U mu Hun X I 4 BOB KAIRER mul 1-1 J af Goaoon wmsrnr ROD FAUROT Tailbodl FRED MILLS Wingbuck sn nsuv 'au MYRON HUCKLE TOM ORREU. Tailbodl fu f' 5 gb As' -4 43 DAVE DAVIS Final Standings QUEEN AIIIE MARTY JORDAN - Linebacker DAVE BOYD Quarterback JERRY DAY Guard WEST SEATTLE SARFIELD BALLARD FRMIKLIII LIIIGDLII RDUSEVELT GLEVELMD All-My foofba' I Jumbo ee OPENING THE 1953 football season, the West defeated the East I8-6 in the seventh Annual Football Jamboree. Roosevelt and Lincoln played the first quarter with Lincoln scoring six points for the West. Cleveland and Queen Anne battled a scoreless second quarterg however, Garfield was scored on by West Seattle in the third quarter giving the West a twelve-point advantage. Franklin and Ballard both scored in the last quarter making the final score West I8-East 6. 6 LINCOLN . . . ROOSEVELT O O CLEVELAND . . QUEEN ANNE O 6 WEST SEATTLE . . . GARFIELD 0 6 FRANKLIN . . BALLARD 6 45 6 ROOSEVELT ...... WEST SEATTLE 7 DROPPING THE SEASON opener to the Indians by one point damp- ened the grid outlook for the Teds. The Green and Gold scored in the second quarter on a pass play from Hopen to Turner, but the kick was partially blocked. ln the fourth quarter, the Teds' stubborn line stopped two touchdown threats. O ROOSEVELT . . .... BALLARD 20 RAIN AND MUD plus the Ballard eleven proved too much for the Teddies as they dropped their second game of the season. Midway in the first quarter, the Teds drove forty yards down to the Beavers' four-yard line before being stopped. The Teds also stopped a fourth quarter Ballard threat. fri H 46 .,.. 0 ROOSEVELT ....... GARFIELD 13 ROOSEVELT'S DETERMINED LINE held the Garfield Bulldogs three quarters before they went over for a TD in the last part of the fourth quarter. ln the second quarter, the Teds drove sixty-eight yards be- fore being stopped on the Garfield twenty-eight yard line. Garfield ran two TD's across in the fourth quarter. 6 ROOSEVELT ....... CLEVELAND O RECOVERING FROM LAST week's loss, the Teds defeated the Eagles with a series of pass interceptions and a tough defense. ln the sec- ond quarter, they were twice denied o touchdown by a penalty and an interception, but finally scoring, they held the Eagles scoreless the remainder of the game. 9 P1?W we , .ac x 9 . , in-.,,.lis, 'M K Q txxx'v tts. u 4 7 7 ROOSEVELT ....... LINCOLN 21 ALTHOUGH ENCOURAGED by their win over Cleveland the previous week, the Teds were forced to bow to the Lynx. Lincoln dominated the scoreboard the first three quarters, but in the last quarter, after recovering a Lincoln fumble, the Teds went thirty-'four yards for a touchdown. O ROOSEVELT ...... QUEEN ANNE 6 SHOWING A STRONG defense, the Roughriders held the top team in the city to a one touchdown lead. Fine passing was displayed by the Teds with two long completed passes. Roosevelt held Queen Anne scoreless for the first three quarters, but the Kuays scored in the fourth quarter. O ROOSEVELT ....... FRANKLIN I4 WINDING UP THE FOOTBALL season, the Franklin Quakers topped the Teds. Walt Smith displayed two outstanding punts, one going for sixty-two yards and the other for forty-seven yards. At the end of the season, Don Hopen was voted honorary captain and Dave Davis won the inspirational award. 48 SECOND TEAM. Back row- Campbell, Urstad, Cutler, Carl- son, Orrell, Imus, Hayden, King. T hir d row-Hellman, Davies, Williams, Boyd lcaptainl, Day, Backschies, Dines. Second row- Hungartncr, lundin, Olsen, Doug Kier, Bye, Mullen, Newell. Front row'-Bill Johnson, Jewell, Cong don, Don Kicr, Curt Johnson, Cunningham, Gross, Haroldson. THIRD TEAM. Back row-Des Harden, Shore, Baxter Hart, Engle, Church, Rude, Hopkins, Third rowilrlumes, Hoffman, Anunson, Rocky Bauer, Shinn, Cussac, Larry Bauer, Doyle, Gar- vcy, McDonell. Second row- Winters, Gruber, Mawat, Bacon, Hall, Rhodes, Beckett, Eastman. Front row-Baunsguard Miller lass't. coachl, Orrell, lass't.j, Matheson, Boehm lcoptainl, Hicks, Doces, Cameron, Johns- ton, Jons, Stenmoe, Styles, lindh lhcad coachl, Kneeling- Mindt lmgr.l. Stars of fire Future BOTH GAINING the upper bracket, the Roosevelt second and third team gridders showed promising power on the football field. Coached by Don Harney, the second team obtained fourth place by winning three games in ci row, one of which was a victory over Lincoln, our traditional rival. One untimely loss to Ballard spoiled the third team's bid for the champion- ship, but Coach Bob Lindh's boys captured second place, indicating their com- petflive strength. Teddy rooters can look forward to coming seasons with mounting anticipa- tion with these ballplayers upholding Roosevelt's great traditions. 49 7ea s Autumn Aff: ere all students this year Roosevelt, commenced in which 150 persons competed. Out of a field of twenty-two roll rooms, Mr. Hall's roll emerged victorious. AN INVITATION TO intramural competition was given to under the direction of Bob Bell. Mr. Bell, a newcomer to the year's intramural program with a football tournament Twenty intramural basketball teams were formed and after the playoff, Ken- nedy's Mob was on top. This gave them the privilege to play the faculty in the annual student-faculty basketball game which was won by the faculty squad. During the summer months, the Roosevelt Swim Team swept first place in the Seattle Times High School Swim Meet. Roosevelt's tumbling squad meets as a class now for those interested in tumbling. The intramural schedule, which boasted 600 participants this fall, gains momentum as the year progresses. SWIM TEAM. Back row-Geller mann, Flohr, Johnson, Bundy, Anowalt, Johnston. Second row- little, Devine, Lagerquist, Hitt. Front row-Easterly, Feasel, Mc- Allister, Hagist, Young, Eshom. TUMBLING. Back row-Roscoe, Anderson, Flynn. Second row- Hixon, Fortenhacher, Boyd, Harshbarger, McNeil, Elrod, Lon- seth, Brigham. Front row-Mink- Ier, Jerome, Steiner, Knight, Nicholson, Pearson, Relf, Rader. FOOTBALL. Back row--Wey- mouth, Nowell, Wilson. Front row-Wettleson, Ryker, Bernard. BASKETBALL. Newcombe, Ken- nedy, Evich, Ricketts, Syverson. iv :sf 4 n. M 50 1 1 3 i Roagbnh'ers W171 Mira' P ace THE COMBINATION OF winning ten out of fifteen games, together with a third place title, is the season's record for the Roosevelt Roughriders. The Teds displayed early power in the Basketball Jamboree by beating Queen Anne and being high pointer for the East. The season openers proved discouraging, however, as the Teds lost to Frank- lin and Garfield. The Roughriders then came back to win their next four games with Cleveland, Queen Anne, Franklin, and West Seattle. Ballard finally ended the wfnning streak 58-57. Showing they still had fight, the Teds trounced Garfield, but were defeated the following week by Lincoln. Repeating their early season record, the Teds won their next three games, again over Cleveland, West Seattle, and Queen Anne. Snow cancelled earlier games with Ballard and Lincoln, so these were played last. The Teds downed both teams to put Roosevelt in a second place tie with Garfield and a chance to go to the State Tournament. A special playoff was held which Garfield won in a final three-minute overtime. 5l 'L if 'ull C Q f 4, . sf an XL My -IWW 7 mtuhg For Var hy COACHES JOHN FULLER and Bob Lindh sow their boys perform well this year. Lindh's Sophomore Third Team had a good record, displaying a well-balanced team. Some of these boys will be in varsity ploy next season and are being care- fully primed. The Second Team showed talent in its games, also. These players will shoulder height of this year's varsity, the most of the varsity load next year. Lacking the Juniors are fast, and with Fuller's help, they are improving. These less publicized ball clubs play nearly the some schedule as the varsity. Gaining experience, they strive to play on the varsity squad and make it a better team. -Q l 54 SECOND TEAM. Back row-Lum din, Boyd, Sells, Johnson. Front row-Kier, Weymouth, Nowell, Burrows. THIRD TEAM. Back row-Rider, Hermanson, Moore, Winter, Pen- nell, Orrell, Malmin lmgnl, Hicks lmgr.l. Second row-Church, Matheson, John, Rhodes, Boehm, Takeuchi, Doces lmgr.l. Fronl row-Stenmoe, Teutsch, Bauer, Cameron, Hopkins, Wolthausen, Waterworth, Peterson. SPORTS BOOSTERS. Back row- Sompson, Poarman, Hawkins, Martinsen, Roscoe, Hines, Car- gill. Second row-Ryder, Goss, Haugen, Harman, Beinke, Miller, Smith, Brott, Ensign. Seated- Louie Gellermonn lchairmonl. SONGLEADERS AND CHEER- LEADERS, Back row-Frank Siur- sen, Doug Brown, Ed Hedwall, John Bisset, Gordie Appleton, Bob Crosetto, Paul Espinoza. Front row-Roberta Hagist, Anne Nordstrom, Karen Ryning, Vale- rie Henning, Sharon Lihou, Sharon Hull. They lead Wl7fI fplrlt' WHO HELPS SHOW Roosevelt's teams that the student body IS behind them win, lose or draw? The Sports Boosters work before a contest and the cheerleaders and song leaders take over at the game. Sports Boosters Committee organizes pep assemblies before each game, publl cizes the games, and promotes good sportsmanship The songleaders and cheerleaders are at every game to help cheer the team on Every Roosevelt student should appreciate the time and hard work these loyal Teds give for Teddyville. ff vs, U RC WU K! P' 'KL Three hustling pilchers: Herrly, Boehm, Walkley LeRoy Stenmoe catching and Dave Boyd at bat Coach Harney explaining a play situation to Weber! and Hopen Jack Rasmussen Don Harney Second Team Back row-Shore, Hopkins, Moore, lhrig, Kelly, Wood, Winler, Orrell. Third row-Bursell, Mawal, Stew- arl, Humes, Slenmoe, De Hari, Murdock, Weterer. Second row-McRae ,lmgr.l, Schneider, Falk, HoHman, Brown, Harden, Walerworlh, Anunson, Baehm, Moreland imgr.l. Fronf row-Zenlner imgr.l, Takeuchi, Doces, Cameron, Pelerson, Fosler, McEachern, Morrison, Rhodes. 56 l ,,,....-f- I . L, ' , .- . A 54- .A-AA -1,-,,, fe ,.f:'llL L,' l , . n.. Q'- ' ' ' Q ' 'l - 9 'A - .f s 5 -. A 4 . ..- A - .' '- ' . f . ' V , tb . . I , ' Ny.- 11 1 Mike Foster rounding third base Watching from the dugout Coach Rasmussen and Ken Hoffman Roosevelt? Spring Varsity Back row-Zimmerman lmgr.l, Hopen, Nowell, lannoye, Doug Kier, Don Kier, Faurot, Walkley, Herrly, Jewell, Mills, Hicks. Second row-Bown, Weymouth, King, Johnson, Boyd, Ross, Bob Johnson, Ricker, lmus, Boyker, Bergman. Front row-Pierce, Carol Webert, Day, Alton Webert, Rees, Green. SINCE STRENUOUS LIFE went to press in April, we are not able to give any 'Fac- tual material for this season. This year, with Rod Faurot and Don Hopen, the only two returning Iettermen many new faces were seen on the diamond. Also a new screen backstop was in- stalled, and the field was given a good overhauling for the coming season. 1 57 Golfe s WM All-My olhfs THIS SEASON'S DIVOT diggers were out again to uphold the record of past Roosevelt golf teams. The Teddies have never finished out of the first division, and finished fourth only once. Teddyville has a larger golf turnout than any school in the city, and forty dulfers are vying for a position on the team. Last year's team, led by captain Larry Vann who won the Ernest Worth Trophy, finished in second place. With eight returning lettermen, this summer's team should be among the toughest in the city. Boys turning out for golf this year are: Richard Archer, Jack Bernard, Harold Chambard, Hugh Cook, Lee Copeland, Chuck Coyne, Bob Crosetto, Warren Dawes, Ray Dawson, Vic Ensz, Gary Flohr, Victor Gould, John Hays, Jim Howard, Donn Huey, Don Iverson, Don Jacobson, Kendall Kerr lmanagerl, Jim Lone, Kurt Moss, Eddie Needle, Ronald Paulson, Dave Richards, George Ricketts, Dick Robinson, Brud Russell, Richard Sackerson, Bob Saunders, Jimmy Shapiro, Dick Smelser, Don Webster, Tommy Wilson, Tom Wolthausen. 58 H EAD SHOTS. Dave Richards, Jack Bernard, Jim Howard, John Rushing lcoochl, Gary Flohr, Don Webster. GOLF PARTICIPANTS. Back row -Smelser, Paulson, Jacobson. Fourth row-Iverson, Archer, Huey, Kerr, Ricketts, Saunders. Third row-Lone, Gould, Sock- erson, Ensz, Dawes, Copeland, Wilson. Second row-Robinson, Crosetto, Coyne, Wolthausen, bard. Front row-Moss, Webster, Bernard, Richards, Howard, Dawson. HEAD SHOTS. Jerry Evich, Mel Dranga lcoachl, Don Smetherom, Bob Mehus, Wright Smith. TENNIS PARTICIPANTS-Back row-lee Marshall, Wright Smith, Dave Mehus, Bob Mehus, Bob Lind. Front row-Jerry Ev- ich, Bob Corning, Don Smether- am, Gordon Winship. 780013 Team llpfzola' Re 6 d AS THE BOOK goes to press, we predict that the Teddy Tennis Team will finish in the upper division again this year. For the past fifteen years, the Roosevelt racquet squad has finished in either first, second, or third place. The Tennis Team has always helped accumulate points for the All-City Trophy, which we have won several times in past years. Coached by Mr. Mel Dranga, who has won three national tennis titles, last year's team finished in third place. This year, with two regulars and several lettermen back from last season, and several promising players coming up, we can say that the tennis team will carry out the good record this year and in 'future years. Those who turned out to defend our record were: Don Smetheram, Wright Smith, Bob Mehus, Jerry Evich, Gordon Winship, Kim Proctor, Lee Marshall, Bob Corning, Bob Lind, Dave Mehus, John Higbie, Les Eldridge, Rocky Bauer, and Bob Cross. 59 l wt' -, .. . 7'ea s Fleer feel THE TEDDY TRACK squad will be out again this year to retain the honors won by last year's Cinder burners. The l953 team won the All-City and Relay Carnival titles for the second consecutive year, in addition to winning all its meets. Roosevelt's chief threats will be fall-city miler, Mike Johnston, and all-city hurdler, Bill McFadden. Other returning lettermen are: Colin Hermans, Pete Cong- don, Ron Johnson, and Ed Cornell. With Coach John Fuller's talent of developing fine teams, the Teds should have another top track team. 60 FIELD CONTESTANTS. Back row -Cameron lmgr.l, Phillips, Cus- sac, Hall, Mike Day, Dines, Nel- son, Darrow Johnson, Davis lmgr.l. Second row--Sampson, Francisco, Anderson, Eastman, Urstad, Smith. Front row-Mon Jo h n s o n , ton, Attebery, Curt Gellermann, Roscoe, Ron John- son, Roberts. Q mls' 'au r i C. -N .v 61 T RACK CONTESTANTS. Back row-Morgan fmgr.l, Bcxler, Hicks, Olson, Sells, Molhews, Gobroski, Torwick, Garvey, Bauer, Briggs, Thompson, Mc- Pherson, Jorrelt, Tronsdal lmgr.l. Second row-Nelson, Prusceno, Anderson, Sleiner, Robinson, Hayden, lngle, Lowry, Bender, Morrison. Fron! row-Grant, Schneider, Cornell, McFadden, Boose, Gary Day, Hermans, Johnston. VOLLEYBALL. Nancy Craig, Alice Gilmore, Sally Walker, Pat Gallafent, Hester Hen- drikson, Pat Brown, Eathel Andrews, Myrna Moser. OFFICERS. Arlene Carlson lsecretaryl, Judy Gallafent lpresidentl, Corinne Armstrong lvice-presidentl, Sheryl Fike lhistorianl, Sandra Stover ltreasurerl. ARCHERY. Deanna Rohlman, Billie Jean Kersey, Nadine Weber, Loretta Gustafson, Louise Augustin, Sheryl Fike. BADMINTON. Marilyn Barker, Janet Bennie, ,lean Hansen, Stassa Pantages, Sand ra Obenauer. SWIMMING. Barbara Zeldenrust, Rita Tor- rey, Ann Lyman. Rilo core DO YOU LIKE SPORTS? Rho Club is open to any girl in Roosevelt whose answer to this question is, Yes, lt is their purpose to en- courage girls to participate in sports activities and to increase their athletic ability besides main- taining friendliness and co-oper- ation. There is a special Rho gym class olifered to the girls every Monday and Wednesday. Miss Aurora Kipperberg is their instruc- tor. Managers are chosen to keep MAJORETTES. Standing-Andrea Melang, Jane Wyman, Donna Leech. Kneeling- Erla Ring. TENNIS. Rosemary Shaw, Joan Stixrude, Joyce Nicholson, Kay Kinder. BASKETBALL. Gail Tatterson, Marcia Turne baugh, Margery McGar, Louise Button, Sally Walker. SOFTBALL. Phyllis Albom, Doris Johnson, Gloria Weber, Nancy Craig, Arlene Carl- son, Yvonne Evans. BOWLING. Sandra Easterly, Annette Reid, Pat Daly, Maryrose Ramsey. Many Pofhfs track of equipment. Pat Galla- fent, Adele Elmstrom, Marilyn Hewitt, Nancy Crossitt, and Glo- ria Weber took this responsibility. This year, Rho Club sold many pompons to the students. ln the spring, they were hostesses at an all-city brunch. Several playdays were held so that the girls could become better acquainted with each other. Other activities were their annual Mother-Daughter Tea and a luncheon in honor of the new officers. 7ea s .Ypnhg Athletes IN THE SPRING, thoughts turn to sports as Mr. Bob Bell's intramural program swings into eFFect. This increased popularity with Roosevelt students is evidenced by the fact that nearly half of the student body participated in these activities last year. The 100 Mile Clubbers finished their ordeal in the spring after pounding around the outside track 400 times. Hard working intramural managers had their hands full with the large turnout. After bowling all year as members of the roll room teams, John Torwick and Ron Sparks captured second place in the All-City Doubles for Teddyville. Intramural sports are becoming better and more widely accepted. Mr. Bell would like to see every Ted in an intramural activity. BOWLING. Peterson, Sparks, Buckley, Torwick. INTRAMURAL MANAGERS. Back row-Forrest Smith, Backstrom. Front row-Buckley, Silliman, Gary Smith. 100-MILE CLUB. Back row-Geg- ner, Anderson, Johnson. Front row-Adams, Jarrett. L, 'Q if Illllllll 64 .' ,.. v, lf'-Q ff L xml-'W , V.. 'sf :Qi' 1' MM. , if HFW-1 --?.! L a? 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'Hai af, if 1 ' ,,f w.gff fd '-U-qu ,4qswp- 1g,g,:. gl Z' , L J. A . -5517. N if. hs wil' qi-fr - N, !,. i'g?r,3 K K . .-haiv: 'F-Ev: ii . I N -'EJ' ll in U J. 1. I JN : ff.. X K F-as , , .Ah 1, ., V Q . I , ' -:J wx ' ' .N -K: 15 gf 5 ' A 5' vw ,.a...,U 0 Q .5 M W O 0 1 , I 1 1 w I Q . s 4 0 fu v 14 1214 isl ' me-Q ,vi- REVUE COMMITTEE. Upper left. Back row-Robin Kelly, Paul Wineman, Steve Riley, Sally Sourwine, Patty Willard, Cheryl Stern, Judy Field. Second row-Paddy Kaasa, Peggy Pearson, Christine Nelson, Hans Reichl, Judy Moran, Ann Redman, Michal Lagerquist, Lea Schegolkov. Front row-Kirsten Moe, Doris Oldenburg, Kay Collins, Pat Dunsmoor, Sandra Snider, Kathy Gillanders ISenior chairmanl, Mr. Ivard Strauss ladviserl, Ann Horton, Pat Michelson, Elva Straw, Jane Wyman, Jerri Cressy. LYNDA LANE AND JACK MORGAN. Center left-Monte Gail Daugherty, John Iverson. SILVA DANCE TEAM. Center-Bonnie Caldwell, Andrea Melang. RIGHT PANEL. CONTINUITY COMMITTEE. Jane Wyman, Judy Moran, Paul Winemon, Steve Riley, Sally Sourwine. TELLER. Pete Solomon. MELODEARS. Candy Carter, Nancy McGraw. BUTCHER AND JUDGE. Pete Scarpello, Marley Anderson, 0scar on Parade ENTERTAINING THE AUDIENCE with its variety of scenes, the l953 Revue, Oscars on Parade, presented on October 30-31, portrayed incidents that led to the awarding of the annual Arts and Sciences' Oscars. The writer-directors, starting early in the summer, wrote each scene, these were given continuity through the lnterludes. The writers were: Sally Sourwine, interludes, Paul Wineman, Talkative Twen- ties, Jane Wyman, Tulip Blankhead, Judy Moran, Oscar or Bust, and Steve Riley, The Tale of Prester John. Jack Morgan, a director, avoiding an actor's agent, suddenly encounters Lynda Lane, the leading actress of his current movie, in a park the night before the Oscar presentation. There he does his best to persuade Lynda that they have a good chance for an award. Lynda recalls how wonderful movies were in the Twenties, especially her uncle's scene at Mount Rainier. I6 WONDERING HOW their movie could compete with the wonderful, old-fashioned melodramas, she recalls . . episode six of Tulip BIankhead. After being distracted by two girls who . . couIdn't say 'No' , she talks about the pre- vious year's Oscar winner, Blood on Her Hands, and the trouble they had, especially when the director went mad. Jack does his best to cheer her up and she leaves feeling that The Tale of Prester John, a different kind of color cartoon, has a good chance of winning, His ideas prove right, too, for the next night Jack wins the Oscar for the best movie of the year and Lynda wins the best actress award. Something unusual was added to the Revue. Teddy Oscars were awarded each night. They went to Bonnie Caldwell, Andrea Melang, Tina Bader, Nancy Boyd, Bob Bender, and Dick Martin. v-r:.. -Q TULIP BLANKHEAD Upper left Mary Goss Louie Gel lerman Bob Bender John Basset Barbara Lovell TWENTIES. Upper right-Donna Matthews, Jack Myers, Trevor Harris, Bud Kemp, Cynthia Colburn, Jon Jarvis. OSCAR OR BUST. Center left-Emory Bundy, Pat Camp- bell, Dick Martin, Gregg Newell, STEP OVER THE LINE AND SMILE. Center right-Pete Solomon, Gary Zimmerman, Margaret Savage, Monte Gail Daugherty. Lower left-Bob Bender. lower right-Trina Elggren, Caryl Gilbert. 67 ADVISERS. lStandingl Mr. Kenneth Lyman, Mrs. Kathryn Barber. fSeatedl Mr. Ronald Taylor, Miss Eleanor Hoem, Mr. lvard Strauss. PRODUCTION STAFF. Joyce Leishman, Paul Wineman, Sally Sourwine, Lorin French. SKOAL. Bud Kemp, Jack Monnie. ROMANTIC LEADS. Marilyn Peery, Marley Anderson, Bob Bender. PIANIST. Cheryl Stern. ang of Norway EDVARD GRlEG'S Concerto ln A Minor was the theme ot this year's Operetta. It was introduced in a poem about Norway sung by Rikard Nordrak, a poet, and in the finale was used for a ballet. Strange Music, the most well-known song, was arranged into a duet by Grieg and his fiancee, Nina, iust before Louisa Giovanni, an opera singer, told them of her philosophy on life in Now and My Three Loves. Her husband, Peppi La Loup, a typical Frenchman, with the help of Grieg narrated 'lThe Life of the Bon Vivant. In the last scene Mother Grieg, Father Grieg, and Nina joined with the chorus to sing At Christmastimef' 68 W 'Ev 0pereffa leads SONG OF NORWAY, a musfcal, which was presented in May, used RooseveIt's Senior Choir as chorus and included in its cost: Edvard Grieg . . John Iverson Bob Bender Nina Hagerup . . Donna Matthews Marilyn Peery Rikard Nordrak . . Marley Anderson Jack Myers Louisa Giovanni . . Monte Gail Daugherty Donna Fennell Mother Grieg ...... Margaret Savage Nola Mickelson Trolger scene: Shelby Collard, Jean Scott, Connie White, Carolyn Bryant, Audrey Morton, and Steve Anderson. PEASANT SCENE. Martha Crain, Shelby Collard, Jack Monnie, Sylvia L Jack Myers, Joan Eichhorn, Marley Anderson, Marsha McNeil, Jim Relf, Benson, Nola Mickelson, Nancy Bryant, Bud Kemp, Jean Scott. TROLGER SCENE. Audrey Morton, Marilyn Peery, Nola Mickelson, D Joan Eichhorn, Father Grieg . . Jack Monnie Joe Herb Father Nordrak . . Dick Martin Burke Rhind Peppi La Loup . . . Bud Kemp Einar .... . . . Jim Relf Sigrid . . Marsha McNeil Pisoni . . Bill Pearson Conservatory scene: Carole Benson, Carol Sechler, Martha Crain, Sue Van Tilborg, Joan Eichhorn, Sharon Michaelson, Lorin French, Pete Scarpello, and Lou Gellermann. uth, Connie White, Audrey Morton, Carol Sechler, Bob Bender, Carole onna Fennel. lSeatedJ Jean Scott, HEAD SHOTS. John Iverson, Marilyn Peery, Monte Gail Daugherty, Jack Myers, Marley Anderson, Mar- garet Savage, Bob Bender. 0 gs S q . ry 'L f ' 69 E za.. C4 1 . i A :V TOP PANEL. Dick Martin, Cynthia Colburn, Bud Kemp, Pot Campbell tdireclorl, Joyce Leishman. RIGHT PANEL, Sue Van Tilborg, Sally Sourwine, Bud Kemp. Bud Kemp, Sally Sourwine, Steve Riley, Sue Van Tilborg, Andrea Melang, Jean Scott. Darlene Fulton, Judy Brewer, Cynthia Colburn, Joyce Leishmon, Dick Martin, Paul Wineman. Pat Jones, Gregg Newell, Joyce Leishmon, John Iverson, Cynthia Colburn, Shirley Henrickson. Year A o NO MATTER WHAT the show must go on! But it didn't! Years Ago, coached by Mr. Earl Prebe- zac, was postponed by the Drama lll class until the end of January because of snow. The drama department and the student body appreciate many individuals and groups that work together to stage productions. These groups are: Stage Force, advised by Mr. l. Strauss, Costume Force, advised by Mrs. Kathryn Barber, Make-up Corps, advised by Mrs. Edith Norman, Usher Corps, advised by Mrs. Marguerite Roys, and Properties, student advised. Ruth . . Sue Van Tilborg 'Cynthia Colburn Father . Bud Kemp 'Dick Martin Mother . Sally Sourwine 'Joyce Leishmnn Fred . Steve Riley 'Gregg Newell Anna . Jean Scott Pat Jones Kathren . Andrea Melang 'Shirley Henrickson Mr. Sparrow . Roger Carroll 'John Iverson Nr. Baggly . Pete Scarpello Miss Glavin Miss Keller Production 5 ' Indicates Saturday night cast 'Judy Brewer Paul Wineman Marion Baker Anne Tarshis 'Darlene Fulton tot? . . Cheryl Stern, Judy Moran, Pat Campbell N A 1 Jr F , N35 ,,x ,Af Penffzou e P ay FOLLOWING THE EXAMPLE of last year's pro- duction, Our Town, the Drama ll class put on three plays. The plays, used as classroom exercises, were: Mrs, McThing, a fantasy showing the actions of a boy who wanted to become one of the Schellenbach mob, his mother, and Mimi, whose mother is a witch, Ethan Frome, a tragedy of a shrewish wife and the love aHair between Ethan, the hus- band, and Mattie, the wife's cousin, and selec- tions from Abe Lincoln in Illinois and A Farmer Remembers Abe Lincoln. Every play used a narrator to give the story continuity and complete it in one hour. They were produced in room 104 in penthouse style with students sitting on three sides. SCENES FROM HMRS. MCTHINGH Gordy Edwards, George Morse, Pete Scarpello, Lee Marshall. Perry Green, Judy Moran, Connie Berner, Dorothy Dunn, Sally Pontius. Standing--Gordy Edwards, Pete Scorpello, Lee Marshall. Seated-Judy Moran, George Morse. Paddy Koasa, Judy Moran, George Morse, Peggy Pearson f 'IDP' SENIOR CHOIR. Back row-Jack Monnie, Paul Fisher, Carl Jackson, Charles Falconer, Nick Shultz, Les Eldridge, Minor Wine, John Iverson, Robert Bender, Andrew King, Norm Culbertson, Marley Anderson, John Damitio, Dave Henderson, Jack Myers. Fourth row-Larry Herrly, Marsha McNeil, Roger Kelly, Bill Pearson, Joe Herb, Bob Briggs, Sylvia Luth, Jim Rell, Carolyn Bryant. Third row-Barbara Strain, Karen Kildahl, Carol Jo Nelson, Roberta Scott, Carole Benson, Janet Johnson, Iva Mechling, Janice Hansen, Nancy Crossett, Louella Johnson, Sheryl Fike, Marcia Turnbaugh, Cynthia Richardson. Second row-Martha Crain, Shelby Collard, Audrey Morton, Sharon Michoelson, Nola Mickelson, Marilyn Peery, Edith Bennett, Margaret Savage, Gretchen Feasel, Elenora Kersey, Charlotte Cleaver. Front row-Donna Matthews, Carol Sechler, Connie White, Gwyneth Evans, Orzetta Carroll, Darlene Fulton, Cheryl Stern, Virginia Nielson, Anne Tarshis, Valerie McNay, Inez Lowe, Marilyn Hewett, Jean Scott. Mr. Kenneth Lyman frightl. NONETTE. Jean Scott, Carol Sechler, Connie White, Carole Benson, Audrey Morton, Sharon Michoelson, Carol Such, Monte Gail Daugherty, Cheryl Stern, Sharon Winship lseatedl, 72 HARMONETTES. Beverly Slephens, Marilyn Peery, Karen Kildahl, Harriel Haynes, Donna Mallhcws, Elenora Kersey, Marlene Thomp- son, Ealhel Andrews, Sandra Srnilh, Shirley Henrickson. BOYS' OUARTET, Jack Monnie, Marley Anderson, John Iverson, Jock Myers, Sharon Winship lsealedl BOYS' OUARTET. Park Rykcr, Andrew King, Nick Shullz, Les Eldridge, Elaine Marlin lsealedl. SOPHOMORE CHOIR. Back rowfBob Adams, Dick Koschker, Skip Salzman, Fourlh row--Duane Penson, Sleve Anderson, Jerry Falk, John Nielsen, Jim Dolhanyk, Jerry Jackson, Donald Wadsworlh, Wally Newburn, Bernie Pringle, Bill Parke, Dick Doll. Third rowf Glenda Peck, Ealhel Andrews, Sharon Zimmerman, Emily Crain, Judi Erickson, Linda Lovgren, Sharon Flynn, Vicki Davis, Virginia Price, Phoebe Jean Barber, Anaslasia Ponlages. Second row-Mary lou Keller, Sharon Simonds, .lerena Alexander, Ann Lyman, Sandra Obenauer, Gayle Price, Sue Harman, Judy Woodford, Lorraine Hill, Kenel Fuller, Mary Lou Mason, Judy Nygard, Howard Fuller. Fronl rowf--Kaly Clark, Kay Germain, Darlene Frair, Joann Burkell, Doris, Vollmer, Jeanne Darling, Susan Rogers, Belly Gillespie, Cynlhia Sler-n, Nola Bender, Beverly West, 73 ii .ur U? 3 .NH V ww lv! 3 ,424 . in .- . , av Q . V A 8 ., A xi v my V 8 '. V i ' , , Y f 4 A 'FY' Nl 'K X N, - fNrg,:'.L , ,E T N r f - , , 3 1 , Q 4 K U' 1 7, Y v rf, , ,. gk! 'S ,Y ' ' - v un ' fy - I .M 6 K b IR vi , ..-, .. ' N fuse- , zz . . 14.1 ' , X am 'himgf , -'fy I K-Y', ' ' Z- ,J - , . -- -x - X . ' ggi if X 4' 1 X 4 , x Q , Q . . X . L,kw 5 F x V. if - 'PQ Y., F ' ,g A5252 ,wx -ii, H QJ MT, Im,-5, , A SZQ'1Mf f A Q ' ff m fl K ' ' '?f T'2'1'..f1T 'lM ' N 'E ' I n '.',' . ' 4 X Qi 'W Q , f 2 ff X my f 4 X xi Q , 1 q I f gf IA 'N yjl 1'-L' , , at 3 ,, U 5 H. v v ' 'fgj .' . W I 'Y - -. fm' N? ' X r ' - ., - . SANS Z? N Q b in ,W F 5 Q I if Y YQ 1 L x i J x 'tif- BEHIND THE DOOR of room 218 works a conscientious group of students bearing the name of the News and Ad Staft. Under the supervision of Mr. William Hall, they strive to produce an inter- esting paper which appeals to the students. Both groups are chosen from a Newswriting l staFf. Each mem- ber of News Staff is assigned the coverage of one section, students in ad staff are assigned certain News 0uf FALL AD MANAGERS. Back row-Sue Northfield, Lea Schegolkov, Margaret Young, Patsy Bailey, Arlie Eager. Front row -Joan Pluylaar, Michal Lagerquist, Fran- ces Creager. FALL NEWS EDITORS. Harry Ross, Margaret Savage, Mike Nickel, Nancy Peters, Roger Martinsen, Emory Bundy, Gary Boyker, Gwyneth Evans, Mr. William Hall ladviserl. FALL NEWS STAFF. Back row-Carolyn Dickinson, Dorothy Johnson, Carole Lothes, Karla Kuhnley, Jean Free, Kathleen McDole. Second row-Gail Gustafson, Kay Collins, Barbara Bye, Mary Lou Saunders, Louise Ensign, Shelby Collard, Slyvia Pilkington, Pam Lynch. Front row--Herb Syverson, Gordon Laing, Dave Lynn, Don Geraci, Frnnk Garred. FALL AD STAFF. Back row-Shirley Clark, Robert Keene, Bob Copeland. Front row- Beverly Eastman, Marsha McEachern, Pct Stuempges, Eva Clark, Nadine Bostwick. Viv-v-vvrwv'--1 0 I J lv ,- iq li 1' A .rA'T5i1'i' areas to solicit for advertisements. There are six editors, who rotate each week, and eight managers. This year the number of col- umns increased from seven to eight. There were more pictures and the style was changed. Ap- proximately twenty-four issues were sent to press. The Roosevelt News contains articles on coming events, personality sketches, club news, sports, polls, and other features. fue ay SPRING NEWS EDITORS. Gary Boyker, Pam lynch, Frank Garred, Carole Lothes, Barbara Bye, Mary Lou Saunders. SPRING AD MANAGERS. Baclr row-Karla Kuhnley, Bev Eastman. Front row-Dave Lynn, Bob Keene, Shelby Collard, Sylvia Pilkington, Patsy Baily, Gail Gustafson. Bob Copeland. SPRING NEWS STAFF. Back row-Pat Well- man, Bette Kunde, Larry Schneider, Bob Lucas, Jane Tomlinson, Jean Myers, Sandy Whitehead, Jon Jarvis, Ronald Trumble. Second row-Vicky Sutter, Ann William- son, Jeanne Swartz, Peggy Knisley, Joan Eichhorn, Nancy Smart. Front row-Karen Kildahl, Mary lu Livesay, Ginny Monkman, Billie Kersey, Marcia Gill, Mary Goss. SPRING AD STAFF. Back row-Loretta Anderson, Priscilla Buck, Marilyn Sykes, Carol Lockert, Fred Hayden, Marge Cald- well, Dagmar Yelinek, Ralph Dines, Deanna Rohlman, Margie Rue, Maureen Shantz, Sally Pontius, Jan Jones, Sarah Robblee. Front row-Lorraine Plumridge, Wuanita Combs, Marilyn Haugen, Janice Funk, Pat Haskell, Arlene Brandal, Jim Hawkins. Alexander, Lynn Allen, Mariorie Anderson, Don Anderson, Patricia Ange, Nancy Armstrong, Corinne Axelsen, Aldwyn Bader, Tina Bailey, Patsy Bartel, Sally Baunsgard, Allen Bell, Barbra Bender, Robert Bird, Linda Bown, Rodney Bose, Susan Braden, Phil Brier, Nancy Buerk, Arthur Bundy, Emory Burr, Larry Bye, Barbara Caldwell, David Candee, Cecily Cargill, Bruce Carlg ren, Barbara Carter, Carolyn Church, Jean Clark, Shirley Colburn, Cynthia Cole, Charles Collard, Shelby Collins, Kay Countner, Frank Crain, Martha Jean Crosetto, Robert Davis, Jerry Dawes, Warren Dawson, Jerry Dearinger, Joanne DeTurk, Eleanor Dickinson, Carolyn Dickinson, George Dunn, Dorothy Eager, Arlie Engle, Nancy Ensign, Louise Erickson, Christine Espinoza, Paul Evans, Cecile Ferrin, Dolores Ford, Frances Free, Jean Gallafent, Judy Galt, Donald Gardlin, Gene Gilbert, Valarie Gillanders, Kathy Gilman, Patricia Greaves, John Gustafson, Gail Hagist, Roberta Hawley, Fred Henning, Valerie Hill, Marlene Hines, Tony Holmstram, Ross Haynes, Jerry Hull, Fritz Hull, Sharon Hungerford, Bill Iverson, John Jacobson, Janice Jacobson, Joyce Jensen, Robert Johnson, Ben Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Judy Jones, lvaly King, Karen Kinkead, Geraldine Knipe, Barbara Kuhnley, Karla Lagerquist, Michal Laing, Gordon Landis, Gail Lawrence, Sydney Leishman, Joyce leVosseur, Barbara Lewis, John Lindquist, Sandra Lothes, Carole Luehrs, Suzanne Lynch, Pamela MacDonald, Roger Marston, Carol Martin, Elaine Marttala, Warren Maxsan, Helen McDole, Kathleen McDonald, Sandra McEachern, Marsha McGraw, Nancy Metz, Roger Michael, Vera Milligan, Rita Morton, Audrey Nave, Marian Nickel, Mike Nordstrom, Anne Orchard. Charmion Peters, Nancy Pluylaar, Joan Priest, Jean Rader, Miriam Ramsey, Maryrose Raplee, Margie Standing-Lea Schegolkov lpresidentl, Nancy Smart ,lvice-presi- dentl. Seated-Pat Yeager lsecretary-treasurerl, Miss Alma Steen- dahl ladviserl. Redman, Joan Reichl, Margaret Relf, James Roop, Barbara Root, Linda Rasenquist, David Ross, Harry Rotta, Robert Ryning, Karin Sahlberg, Judy Savage, Margaret Schegolkov, Lea Sellers, Janice Shea, Denise Shidler, Sue Smith, Lowell Snider, Sandra Sourwine, Sally Stafford, Diana Straw, Elva Styve, Barbara Syverson, Herb Taylor, Claire Tenning, Carl Thoren, Mary Alice Turner, Eugene Van Tilborg, Sue Walker, Dolores Webber, Charles Williams, Paul Wineman, Paul Wing, Sallie Wintor, Roger Wisner, Thor'ne Wright, Jack Wyllie, Carol Young, Margaret To cf: STANDARDS FOR SCHOL ARSHIP and character are held high with the influ- ence of Torch, the Roose- velt High School Honor Society. Torch members are found throughout the school, leading in every field and activity. Luxury Liner was the theme for the annual banquet which was sup- ported by many members of the honor society. Heading the six Torch committees are the fol- lowing chairmen: Judy Nygard, Membership, Martha Jean Crain, Schol- arship,ChamplinHeilman, Marcia Fortenbacher, As- sembly, Bettina Bailey, Publicity, Jim Adams, Honor List, Carol Gilles- pie, Certificates. 1 2 4 X.. rx Q .L , Jenn Thor-wwf, 4 P90 Ducv ra N4 4. Q' Qs-fm f f , f' , f I! Rn! I 4 f 2' N I I ax . ,J , .r A. . ., 1 4 1 xy R STRENUOUE L1 PE -i.1...... 3 SHIV My-. S , . eq-QSO . X A, .. x y xi Nw 15 fki . I D5 A , I '71 - N i A 1,43 .4 ' iq FZ' K jr I I ' ,1 ful 1' - ' S 'in' AO ,,,- -- Q' A W 9 i , 1 1' v nb 79 We All Ag ee... They' e Tops' AWARD WINNERS FOR 1954: Track Inspirational Award Jim Richards Girls' Club President's Cup . . Cecile Evans Open Ten '5 CUP Rollm Odel' Boy's Club President's Award . ..... Bob Crosetto Rooseveli sk' Club lnsplmlmnal RGC-'19 Trophy ASR President's Plaque ........... Jerry Davis loffme Beymer Jack McNamara Phi Beta Kappa Scholastic Award . . lvaly Jones, Warren Dawes semo' Orcheslm ln5P'ml'o al Award John Gwens Seattle Past-Intelligencer Ski School Inspirational Award . . . Semo' Band lnsP'ml'o ul Award Tom Hendrmkson Judy Johnson' Blll Hungerford Victor Herbert Plaque Jim lmpett Dick Jensen Seattle Times Ski School King and Queen ........ Ar' Plaque Karen Qu :l'5'ad Marc' van Buslmk sylvla Plllrlnglorllclmrles Weber Minnie Moore McDowell Memorial Jack Vaughn Mary Connolly Bela Cup Slrl Race I '-.'-..-.. Doug Nicholson Knights of Pythias Traffic Safety Contest Bud Kemp Dick Martin Basketball Inspirational Award . ...... Myron Huckle l Speak io' Democmcy Bud Kemp Team Man Trophy lsaslrellwlll llllll I l Ray Webb Seattle Post Intelligencer American History Examination American Association of the Teachers of Claylon Hanson Max Bader German Examination .... Vera Michael, Barbara Henning D A R Good Clllzenshlp Comes' Clmfe Taylor AWARD WlNNER5 FOR 1953: National French Teachers Organization Examination Football Inspirational Award . . David Davis Krllle Colby John Thomas Baseball Inspirational Award . . Marvin Behar Color Day Plaque Miss Hawkins Roll Room Gail! and Sc ol! Honors Joarnahsfs Patsy Bailey, Gary Boyker, Emory Bundy, Nancy Brier, Barbara Bye, Bor- bara Carlgren, Shelby Collard, Bob Copeland, Frances Creager, Arlie Eager. Beverly Eastman, Christine Erickson, Gwyneth Evans, Frank Garred, Kathy Gillanders, Pat Gilman, Gail Gustafson, Bob Keene, Karla Kuhnley, Michal lagerquist. Carole Lathes, Pam Lynch, Dave Lynn, Roger Martinsen, Roger Metz, Mike Nickel, Sue Northfield, Don Pennell, Nancy Peters, Sylvia Pilkington. Joan Pluylaar, Harry Ross, Mary Lou Saunders, Margaret Savage, Lea Schegolkov, Paul Wineman, Margaret Young. 80 -an rggslwnux, 1 0 . -uf - lv-L . .1 V 'nm. . . 4 , - yi fu, J ,,' I nfifirf I if? gl . .. , I .1 5 1 1, Vxcfjt- 1 T v i 'Av ',- 12 'L an il.. 1 '59, . B r C 3' r s. n 1 V 'A lv.. 'f R. fp fi 4 A 5 x L-I C1 Q 77: x ,Www v vb-mx-'Ap 5-. L Q if 1 Sophomore Class Officers. Don Bender lpresidentl, Rae Baker lvice-presi- dentl, Kenet Fuller lsec- retaryl, Tom Jones ltreas- ure.-rl. homorc Class Advisers. s Florence Russell, Miss Alma Hawkins dass of 79 6 ROOSEVELT'S FRIENDLY DOORS welcomed a large class of Sophomores last September. The class of '56 was then introduced to a new program of activities. Don Bender was elected president, with Rae Baker, vice-president, Kenet Fuller, secretary, and Tom Jones, treasurer. Representative to the ASR Cabinet was Sally Boid. Miss Florence Russell and Miss Alma Hawkins served as advisers 'for class. the First place in the pass sales contest between classes went to the Sophomores. This enthusiasm showed in other activities throughout the year, such as sports, productions, ASR committees, and Girls' and Boys' Club committees. Pat Yeager was elected secretary-treasurer of Torch, while a large percentage of the class received Torch honorship. Over 300 Sophomores attended the annual party, Showboat, held December 2 in the lunch- room. The committee, headed by Mitzi Hagist, planned the program of entertainment, followed by refreshments, which helped make this year's party fun for everyone. ABLITT, DONNA ADAMS, BOB ADAMS, CARL ADAMS, JOYCE ADAMS, MIKE AKER, NANCY ALEXANDER, JERENA ALEXANDER, JOAN ALLEN, BRUCE ANAWALT, HOWIE ANDREWS, EATHEL ANDERSEN, GARY ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON, ATKINSON, AUGUSTIN, BILL CAROL CAROLYN KAY PAT DENNIS LOUISE AXELSEN, BARBARA BACON, BADER, BAEHM, BAILEY, BAKER, BAKER, BAKER, BABIC, JOE STEPHEN JORGEN JERRY FRED LYNN RAE SHARON BALDWIN, TED BALLARD, RICK BARBER, FHOEBE BARKER, JUDY BARKER, MARILYN BARNES. DAVE BARR, NED BARRETT, LARRY BARRETT, PAT BARTLETT, MARGARET BAUER, CARROLYN BAUER, LARRY BAUER, ROCKY BAUM, LAWRENCE BEAKLEY, BARBARA BEALS, JOHN BEAM, MERILYN BEAUCHAMP, PAULINE BEDFORD, JUDY BEEBE, DIANE BEINKE, JANICE BELL, SHIRLEY BENDER, DON BENDER, NOLA BENNETT, NANCY BENNIE, JANET BERGSLIEN, JEANETTE BETZNER, JUDY BIRKVOLD, NORMAN BLACK, BONNIE BLACK, WALT BLOCH, ARNA BLOOM, DON BLUMENSTEIN, KEN BODELL, PAULINE BOID, SALLY BOLLINGER, JUDY BOOTS, MARIANNA BOSE, JOHN BOSWELL, BOB BOTTENBERG, NORMAN BOWEN, MARY ANN BOWLIN, JUDY BOYCE, SHARON BRADLEY, BARBARA BRENNAN, GAIL BRETZ, PHYLLIS BRICE, IRENE nRowN, BROWN, BROWN BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN BROWN BROWN DEANNA DOUG LESTER LORALEE LORETTA PAT ROSALIE SYLVIA TOM BROZOVICH, NICHOLAS BRUMFIELD, JUDITH BUCKLEY, JANICE BUCKLEY, RONALD BULLOCK, BILL BURGESS, JEROL ANN BURK, BOB BURKE, SHARON BURKETT, JOANN BURKETT, NANCEE BURNS, CARRI BURNS, JJuoY auRREu, LINDA BURSETT, JOHN sum, sos sus, MARJORIE BUSHMAN, JJM BUTTON, LOUISE BUXTON, WALTER CAMERON, AL CAMP, MARLISS CAMPBELL, JERRY CAMPBELL, MARGERY CAMPBELL, PATRICIA CANNEY, GORDON CAPEL. SUE CAREY, LARRY CARGILL, JERRY CARLSON, FLORENCE CARLSON, YvoNNE CARLTON, KAYE CARPENTER, JACK CARTER, CAMELLIA CARTER, NoRA JEAN CARTER, RosALEE CARTWRJGHT, ROD CASEY, DICK cAssJoY, nos CAzoNE, MARIHELEN CHADWJCK, CAROL CHADWJCK, ROY CHAPMAN, JUDY CHASE, am CHASTAIN, DAVIS CHEYNE, BETTY CHURCH, SANDY CLACK, RON CLARK, CAROL CLARK, KATY CLEVENGER, GLADYS CLIFTON, PATRICIA CLOUSE, DAVE CLOW, TERRY CLUCKEY, BILL CLUCKEY, NEIL CLUTE, RHONDA COATE5, CAROLYN COKER, BEVERLY COLE, BEVERLY COLE, EUGENE COMITO, JOE CONSTANCE, JAMES COOK, ROBERT COOKE, SHARON COPLEG, STEPHEN CORNWELL, JUDITH COSTELLO, JOHN couLsoN, JOHN cowELL, PATRICIA coYNE, CHUCK CRAFT, GARY CRAIG, JAMES CRAIN, EMILY CRISMAN, BILL CROWE, CATHY CURTIS. LEE DALRYMPLE, LESLIE DALY, JIM DAMMAN. RANDAL DANCE, TOM DARLING, JEANNE DAVIES, JEAN DAVIS, KEN DAVIS, VICKI DAY, DICKSIE DAY, ELAINE DAY. LEONA DAY, ROGER DEAN, SUSAN DEARINGER, LARRY DE ARMOND. SANDRA DEERING, JODY DE FLEUR, PATRICIA DE HART, DICK DELANEY, BILL DE lEE,MARGARET DELISLE, GARY DENTLER, MARGARET DETROIT, RAY DEVER, JANET DIERS, MARNE DINHAM, RICHARD DIXON, CARMELA DJO5, MATTS DOCES, GUS DODDS. PEGGY DOEPKE, PAUL DOLHANYK. JIM DOLL, RICHARD DONALDSON, CAROL DORGAN, TIM DOUTHITT, SARA DOWNS, CAROL DOYLE, TERRY DUNLAP, FRED DUNLAP, MALCOLM DUNSMOOR, TED DUTTON, MARNY DUWE, EMILIE EASTERLY, SANDRA EASTMAN, LESLIE EGBERT, BOB ELLIS, BARBARA ELLIS, JUDITH ELMER, LLOYD ELMSTROM, ADELE ELROD, BARBARA ENGLE, BRUCE ENSZ, VIC ERICKSEN, JERRY ERICKSEN, RONALD ERICKSON, DON ERICKSON, JUDI ERICKSON, LOUISE ESHOM, SHARON ESTABROOK, VERNA FAIRES, JANET FALK, JERRY FAULK, CAROL FAWCETT, JEAN FAY, ALLEN FELCH, JUDITH FEIDT, ARNE FELLRATH, PAT FENRICH, GEORGIA FERRIN, BARBARA FESSLER, FLOYD FIELD, MARGIE FIELD, MARIE FIRESTONE, LOUISE FLAGLER, CAROL FLYNN, SHARON FOLKINS, JULIANN FOOTE, DON FORBES, BARBARA FORD, THORN FORSTROM, JEANI FORTENBACHER, MARCIA FOSTER, MICHAEL FOUNTAIN, JAY FOURNIER, CAROL FRAIR, DARLENE FRANKS, BARBARA FRASER, JOAN FREINIK, DIANE FROST, ROBERT FRYE, ROBERTA FULLER, HOWARD FULLER, KENET FUNK, SANDRA FUNK, STEPHEN GALLAFENT, PAT GALLAUGHER, LESLIE GALT, ALAN GARVEY, MIKE GAYLORD, JIM GEGNER, GUNTHER GEGNER, KURT GERMAIN, KAY GILLESPIE, BETTY GILMARTIN, HARRY GILMORE, ALICE GOBROSKI, LARRY GOFF, DAVE GOODMAN, SANDRA GOURAS, PETE GRAHAM, JUDY GRAY, ALAN GREEN, HAL GREEN, VIRGINIA GREGORY, BEVERLY GRUBER, DICK GRUNBAUM, JOAN GULSETH, JOYCE GUTHEIL, JUDY GUTHERLESS, DICK HAGEN, DAVID HAGEN, SHIRLEY HAGIST, MITZI HALL, LARRY HALL, SUZANNE HALVERSON, BARBARA HAMMER, KENNY HAMMETT, KELLIE HANDLEY, EDITH HANSEN, JEAN HANSEN, KENT HANSON, PHYLLIS HARDEN, JAMES HARDER, JON HARKINS, PAM HARLEY, PAT HARMAN, SUE HARRIS, CAROLE HARRIS. GRACE HARRIS, TREVOR HARSHBARGER, CARLA HARTZELL, DIANE HAUGEN, ANNA LOUISE HAVLAND, JOHN HAYDEN, JANE HAYDEN, ROGER HEDBERG, SHANNON HEINE, CAROLYN HELINA, ROBERT HENDERSON, FRED HENDRICKSON, ALICE HENSLEY, WALTER HERMANSON, JAMES HEUSTIS, SUZANNE HICKS, ELDRED HICKS, ROGER HIGBIE, JOHN HILTON, BARBARA HITT, LORRAINE HIXSON, BEVERLY HOFEDITZ, GRETCHEN HOFFMAN, KENNETH HOLDEN, SALLY HOLLAND, JERRY HOMAN, DAN HOPKINS, GRIFF HOPKINS, soNlA HOROWITZ, ELINOR HOUSE, ART HOUSLEY, JANICE HOWARD, ROSALIE HUFF, MIKE HUGHES, GARY HULSE, CHRISTOPHER HULTEN, DAVE HUMES, TERRY HUTCHINGS, DONNA HUXHOLD, JACK IHRIG, JOHN INGALLS. DON INGO, SHARON JACOBSON, BARBARA JACOBSON, DON JACOBSON, EARL JACOBSON, LARRY JACKSON, JERRY JAFFE, LARRY JENKINS, GREG JENKINS, SHERRY JENRICH, SYLVIA JENSEN, BRIAN JENSON, CAROL JESSEN, YVONNE JOHNSON, DONNA JOHNSON, JANETTE JOHNSON, JUDY JOHNSON, MICHAEL JOHNSTON, DICK JOHNSTON, DONNA JONES, PEGGY JONES, TOM JONES, WAYNE JUNGERS, LAURA KASEBURG, NOREEN KASPER, MARGARET KATICK, MEDDY KAYLER, DEAN KEARN5, JACK KELLER, MARY L. KELLEY, LANNIE KELLY, BOB KENT, DIANE KETZENBARGER, ROSI KING, DIANE KING, GARY KING, VIRGINIA KIRCHAN, LARRY KlssAcK, EARNIE KISTLER, DOROTHY KNAPPER, NEAL KNOTT, KAY KNOX, vuzolNnA KNUDSON, LYDELL KOEHLER, CHARLEEN KOPPEL, JOAN KRAEMER, JEAN KREITLE, GEORGE KRUZNER, GAYLE KUCHIN, JUNE KUMASAKA, BEATRICE KUNZ, BEVERLY LAGERQUIST, JANET LATIMER, LESLIE LAZIK, MIKE LE CLERCQ, FRANK LEE, DIXIE LELAND, HAROLD LEONARD, LEN LEONARDY, DON LE SOURD, PETER LEWIS, DENNY LEWIS, JUSTINE LINDQUIST, PHIL LINVILLE, SHERRILL LISK, CAROLYN LITSCHER, JOANNE LITTLE, JEAN LIVINGSTON, JOHN LIVINGSTONE, JUDY LOH, ARTHUR LOHNES, JUDY LONDON, DELORES LONSETH, LINDA LOVGREN, LINDA LOVY, MIKE LOZOTT, JERRY LUFT, DIANE LUPOLI, JAMES LUSHENE, ROBERT LYNCH, MARILYN LYNESS, nm LYMAN, ANN MAAS, JOHN MucDONALD, LOA MACFARLANE, LEWIS MACK. JOE MACKENZIE, CATHERINE MACKEV, DON MACKIN, BARBARA MACKINTOSH, DONALD MAEHL, JANET MAGER, DIAN MAGNUSON, ROBERT MAIZELS, DICK MALMIN, STAN MARBERG, KAREN MASCHMEDT, MURIEL MARCUS, RICHARD MASON, CHESTER MASON, KAY MASON, MARYLOU MATHESON, DON MATHWIG, JO ANN MAXSON, LAURA MAY, BARBARA MECARTY, LOIS McCAULEY, MARGARET MCEACHRON, LEE MCEACHERN, SCOTTY MEGAR, MARGERY MEGEE, CAROL ANN MEGUIRE, susANNE MCIVER, HELENE MCKELVEY, DoN McKINNEY, JERRY McKIMMEY, VICKI MCRAE, FRANCIS MEARNS, JOHN MELCHEN, JOHN MESTON, BRUCE MEYER, DAVID MILES, GARY MILLAR, WILLIAM MILLER, PETER MINDI, TOMMY MINEAR, JERRY MINKLER, DIANE MIRANTE, MARIE MITCHELL, DAVE MITCHELL, MARILYN MOODY, NORMA MOORE, BILL MooRE, MARGIE MORELAND, GARY MORRISSEY, MIKE MORRISON, BILL MORRISON, CRAIG MORRISON GERRY MORSE, GEORGE MOSER, MY RNA MOSER, PAT MOTTER, RICHARD MOUNT, MARGE MOWAT, DAVE MURDOCK, ALAN MYKING, RON NAZER, PAT NELSON BOB LOUIS NELSON BOB NELSON, DORENE NELSON, DOROTHY NELSON, ERROLL NELSON, MARGO NELSON, WARNER NEWBURN, WALLY NEWMAN, EUGENE NEWTON, JANICE NICKELSON, GORDON NICKLAS, DICK NIELSEN, JOHN NISBET, SUE NORTON, JANE NOTTINGHAM, TOM NUTTALL, DIANE NYGARD, JUDY OBENAUER, SANDRA OBERG, ROBERT O'BRIEN, DEANNA OLSBY, RONALD OLELS, CLIFFORD OLSON, DENNIS OLSON, EDWINA ORDWAY, FRANK ORKNEY, MARY LYNN OSWALD, SANDRA OTIS, ROSALIE OVERHOLSER, CLAUDIA PANCHOT, SYLVIA PANTAGES, ANASTASIA PARKE, BILL PARKER, KEN PARKS, LUANA PAULUS, SUSAN PEASE, WILLIAM PECK, GLENDA PEDERSEN, LEON PENNELL, BOB PENNINGTON, BRUCE PENSON, DUANE PERKINS, REETHA PERKINS, WAYNE PERRY, FRANCES PETERS, DAVE PETERSON, DAVID PETERSON, JERRY PETERSON, KEN PETERSON LEONARD PETERSON PENNY vrmurs, 'Gene PIERCE, BARBARA PIHL, JENNY PILKINGTON, CHARLES PINKHAM, TODD PINYERD, BONNIE PISK, PETER PODY, SANFORD POPE, ALEX PRAY, ROLAND PRICE, GAYLE PRICE, VIRGINIA PRINGLE, BERNIE PROCTOR, KIM PROSCENO, RALPH QUICKSTAD, MARCIA RABOIN, BARBARA RADER, BARBARA RALLS, CAROL nAMos, CAROL RANDOLPH, Boa RAWSON, KATHRYN REDMAN, RICHARD keen, DIANNE Reeves, ELAINE REID, ANNETTE RENNEWANZ, BETTY RHODES, JACK RICHARDS, HOMER RICHARDS, LARRY RICHARDSON, PATRICIA RICKMAN, LARRY RIDER, ANN RIDER, PAUL ROBECK, DONNA ROBERTS, VIRGINIA ROBERTSON, DIANE ROBERTSON, DICK RODGERS, LORETTA ROEBER, GENEVIEVE ROGERS, SUSAN ROMAIN, LUREE ROWSE, RICHARD RUDE, DICK RUGG, CHARLOTTE RUSHING, BETTY RUSIE, SHARMY RYDER, LESLIE SALZMAN, LLOYD SAMMONS, MARILYN SAMPSON, VIRGINIA SAUNDERS, ROBERT SAVAGE, TOM SCHLUTER, DON SCHMID, CHARLES SCHMIDT, LINDA SCHNATTERLY, STEVE SCHNEIDER, FRANK SCHNEIDER, FRED SCHULZ, RICHARD SCIORELLI, ALEX SCRUGGS, JACK SETTER, SPENCER SETZER, MICK SHAPIRO, JIMMY SHEA, STEVE SHERMAN, GLENN SHIELDS, JOHN SHINN, WILLIAM SHORE, MORRIE SHREWSBURY, JOAN SILVERNALE, BOB SIMMONS, GEORGE SIMONDS, SHARON SJURSEN, FRANK sIcAI-IILI, JACQUELYN SLACK, JOANNE SLATER, JOANNE SLATER, LYNN SMELSER, RICHARD SMITH, DAVE SMITH, DICK SMITI-I, DoLoREs SMITH, FRANK SMITH, GARRY SMITH, JANET SMITH, MARILYN SMITH, MILTON SODERSTROM, BOB SOLBAKKEN, SANDRA SOLOMON, PETER SORENSEN, JOHN SPROWL, JOHN STEEN, CYNTHIA STENMOE, LE ROY STEPHENS, BEVERLY STEPHENS, SHERMAN STEVENS, ELSIE STEVENS, ROGER STILWELL, DIANE STIMPSON, GARY STONE, JUDY STRAUB, DAVID SULLIVAN, JANET SWANLUND, RUTH SWANSON, BILL SWANSON, SHARON SWARTHOUT, ELOISE SWARTZ, VICKI swYc.AIzD, JULIA svcx, JIM TAKEUCHI, KATHY TAKEUCHI, KENNY TALL, Howl: TANIJERG, RICHARD TASOFF, DENNIS TAYLOR. RICHARD TENNERY, JERRY TEUTSCH, PETE THAYER, ROGER THOMAS, ART THOMAS, JUDY THOMPSON, BRIAN THOMPSON, steve rHoIzN, GORDON THORP, GIFFORD THURMAN, DAVID TIBBETTS, CAROLYN TILLMAN, PAT TJOSSEM, JUDY TOLLEFSON, SKIP TORRENCE, MARILYN TORREY, RETA TRAVIS, MARCIA TRONSDAL, DONALD TRUEBLOOD, SUSAN TURNER. GLENDA TURNER, NELOISE ULLAND, RAGNAR ULVIN, RICHARD VINYARD, VONDA VOLLMER, DORIS VOTAW, JEAN WACKER, DARLENE WADSWORTH, DONALD WAIT, JERRY WALCOTT, LELAND WALDAL, MARILYN WALDIN, JACK WALKER, SALLY WALLACE, JAMES WALLEN, MAYNARD WALTERSDORPH, LEEE WARDALL, MARSHA WARD-SMITH, TONY WATERMAN, DICK WATERWORTH, FRANK WEBER, NICK WEBSTER, CAROLYN WELLS, JEAN ANN weus, JUDY WELTY, JIM wsuv, Tom WEST, BEVERLY WETTERER, MIKE WHITTAKER, SHERRILL WICKENBURG, GARY WICKMAN, MARJORIE WILLIAMS, MARIE WILLIAMS, PAUL WILLS, ROBERT WILMOT, JOANNE WILSON, ALICE WILSON, JOHN WILSON, ROBERT WINNINGHAM, DON WINTER, BILL WOLTHAUSEN, TOM WOOD, JEROME WOODFORD, JUDY WYMAN, DON . 'ff 5-2-1- SOPHOMORE PARTY COMMITTEE. Back row-Howie Anawall, Tom WYNNE, CHUCK WYRICK, ROGER YEAGER, PAT YOUNG, RICHARD YOUNG, SALLY YOUNG, SHARON YOUNG, TOM ZELDENRUST, BARBARA ZENTNER, DARRYL ZIMMERMAN, GARY ZIMMERMAN, SHARON Jones, Chuck Coyne, Sandy Church, Bill Winter. Second row-CIiH Walker, Jody Deering, Pauline Bodell, Betty Rushing, Sharon Swan- son, Sharon Flynn. Firsf row-Mary L Keller, Milzi Hugisl lchcir- manl, Peggy Knspur, Stossa Pcnlcges, Sue Harmon, 92 UQ 0 iw QE. ,-as-f Maxqqif 'Q' an nfs. A V W -fy - w . wa Q, is ,fgzabl . l K 5 F Y? xii? ef K my Ii ,R 'J df :pf Xi nx' 5 F as Y ' U!- I 5 rvwa 4 'J v w,,v . .Av E . X Q sf 2 , vw W Eggs . . 7' T P n 3 3 A 'mx' ? Q Q2 9 sfikly , 2,3355 5 I in 4 ' . 'I Qffjffg. 11 jf' if 4 , ., I' iw.. :ju 5 IQ wx .k.Q : K A A324 2, V -S? -. .,,f'. . X, Q. K fi' . xg 3 -.Q x s 1-QQ -0. N g F' 4 W, Y vim? gg I 1. ,r-Q. 9.5 423 M' , Qi! x. g xf 'Zw A M Susfs L... ,qw W. 3 wx Q E ff wx Q .M if Xa is gel P fx QA , if 5 il . nur N Junior Class Officers. Dave Roscoe tpresidentl Jack Bernard fvice-presidentl, Pat Michelson lsecretarYl, Mary Fran Breshears ltreasurerl Junior Class Advisers. Miss Dorothy Gibbon Mrs. Ellen Smith. flax: of 1955 BY OPENING ROOSEVELT'S doors in September, the Juniors started a new year of learning and fun. Twenty-seven Junior boys played varsity foot- ball. Four of these won their letters. The boys were: Dave Boyd, Bill Johnson, Marty Jordan, and Tom Orrell. Later, these five Juniors sup- ported our varsity basketball: Dave Boyd, Tom Emery, Tom Orrell, John Sells, Jim Weymouth. ln the scholastic field, Juniors entered new doors to knowledge. The Torch Society honored 213 Juniors with two-bar pins. Helping run Roosevelt's school government were more active Juniors, who, after gaining major offices, used their ability to serve and improve school democracy. ln the Girls' Club, Dixie Thomp- son and Ann Christopherson held secretarial iobs. The Boys' Club had the assistance of Dave Holm- kvist, treasurer, and Bob Houk, secretary. Nancy Smart was elected vice-president of Torch, and Janice Funk was the Junior Representative to the ASR Cabinet. Senior Choir, the Dramatics Department, the News and Annual Staffs claimed the talents of numerous Juniors. Next fall these students will come back to carry their responsibilities as cap- able Seniors. In June the school year ends, but in September, Roosevelt's doors will open again to welcome the class of 1955 as Seniors. ADAMS, JAMES H. ADAMS, LINDA ALBOM, PHYLLIS ALBRIGHT, KAREN ALLEN, BOB ALLISON, ED. ALLISON, SUE AMES, HELEN ANDERSON, CLIFF ANDERSON, LORETTA ANDERSON, SETH ANDERSON, SHIRLEY ANDERSON, STEPHEN ANDREWS, DICK ANDREWS, KEITH ANGST, BONNIE APTED, MARILYN ARCHER, RICHARD ARMSTRONG, SHERRY ARNDT, MAUREEN ARNESON, SHIRLEY ARNOLD, JEANETTE BABCOCK, LAURA LEE BACKSCHIES, FRANK BACKSTROM, JIM BADER, MAX BADGER, MIKE BAILEY, BETTINA BAILEY, BILL BAKER, FRED BAKER, MARY C. BAKER, SHIRLEY A, BALCH, JANET BALCH, JUDY BALE, NANCY BALLEW, LOREN BALLINGER, KAREN BALLOUGH, RON BARTON, MARGIE A, BARTON, MICHAEL D BASEL, DEANNA BAUGHN, GARY BAUNSGARD, GLEN BEESON, JODELLE BELL, SUSAN BENNETT, DENNIS BENNETT, EDITH BENSON, CAROLE ANN BERGMAN, STEVE BERNARD, JACK BERNER, CONNIE BEYMER, LORRAINE BIC-GS, MICHAEL BLAIR, TOM BLOOMBERG, CLYDE BOMENGEN, JOHN BOOKER, BILL BORSETH, JAN BOUCHER, GAIL BURTON, JAY BUSCHKE, BUSHMAN, BYE, WILL BYRD, RICHARD CALDWELL, MARGE CALLAHAN, KEN JAMES D. BARBARA IS CAMERON, ANNE CAMERON, ART CAMPBELL, CHUCK CAMPBELL, GENIE CAMPBELL, HUGH CAMPBELL, LEE CAMPBELL, PATRICIA ALICE CAPELL, RONALD CARFRAE, MARY CARLSON, ARLENE CARLSON, DON CARLSON, LARRY CARLSON, MARILYN KAY CARNEGIE, MIKE CARPENTER, BEVERLY CARROLL, CARROLL, CASE, CLA JANET ORZETTA UDIA CASPER, BONNIE CHAMBARD, HAROLD CHANDLER, TED CHINN, DEANNE CHRISTOFF CLARK, CA cunx, HE CLASEN, c cnuven, ERSON, ANNE MILLE LEN ORINNE CHARLOTTE COBB, BONNIE nr 1--Q BOWLIN, HARRIET BOYD, JOHN BOYD, NANCY BOYD, SANDY BOYNTON, JACK B. BRANDAL, ARLENE BRANDT, BEVERLY BRESHEARS, MARY FRAN BRIGGS, BOB BRISTOL, GORDON BROCKMANN, GARY BROUGHTON, TOM snowsn, NANCY nnowu, DONNA BROWN, SHARRON BROWN, steve M. aRowNs, NANCVE M. BRVANT, CAROLYN BUCK, PRISCILLA BULEY, MARY ALICE BURK, PHILIP BURROWS, DAVE BURROWS, JOHN BURT, BEVERLY COLLINGHAM, DICK COMBS, WUANITA CONGDON, PETE CONSEAR, RICHARD COOK, HUGH COPELAND, LEE COPPAGE, TOM CORNELL, EDWARD CORNING, BOB COWELL, RICHARD CRAIG, NANCY CRAIG, NATALIE CRAWFORD, DICK CRESSY, JERRI CRISP, BETTY CROSSETT, NANCY CRUIKSHANK, DONNA CULBERTSON, NORM CUNNINGHAM, LEE CUNNINGHAM, VIRGINIA CUTLER, BOB DAHL, TED DALY, BRUCE DALY, PATRICIA E. -Ni!!! DAMERON, CHARLENE nARkow, NANCY DAUGHERTV, JOANN DAWSON, RAY DAVIES, ANNE DAv4Es, GARY DAVIS, HEYLER DAY, MIKE DAY, SYLVAN DE MUTH, SUSAN DESMOND, MAYONE DESPAIN, GARDNER DEVINE, MARY DIAMOND, JOEL DINES, RALPH L. DIXON, JOHN DORGAN, MICK DOW, MARILYN DOWD, BOB DOWNING, LYNN DREW, JERRY E. DUBBINS, SHARON DUNBAR, BESSIE DUNSMOOR, PAT DUPAR, JIM DURHAM, MARY EARY, BARBARA ECHOLS, JEAN ECKHART, PAT ECKTON, GRACE A. EDEN, MARY EDENSWORD, KAREN EDWARDS, GORDY EDWARDS, RALPH A. EDWARDS, RAY E P WP Rh I FLYNN DICK FORBES DAVID FORD, GAYLE FOSTER, MIKE FRANCISCO, RICHARD FRIDAY, CHARLES FRIEZE, BEVERLY FULLER, MYRNA FUNK, JANICE GARSKI, RICHARD GAYLORD, CRAIG GEIGER, PAT GERARD, JACQUELINE GERWIG, FRITZIE GIBB, JUDY GIBBS, BRUCE GIBSON, ED GILBERT, CARYL GILINSKY, CINDY GILL, MARCIA GILLESPIE, CAROL GIVEN, JOSEPH GJERDE, NANCY GLADSJO, GRETA GOETZ, JOHN GORDON, BEVERLY GORDON, BOB GOSS, JIM GOSS, TWINK GOUGH, BLAIR GOULD, VICTOR GREGORY, TOM GRIFFITH, DIANE GRIMLUND, DICK GUSTAFSON, LORETTA :CL 'N as w an-. 99 EICHHORN, JOAN ELDRIDGE, LES ELGGREN, TRINA ELLINGSON, SANDRA ERICKSON, TERRY ERNST, WAYNE ESDALE, GERRY ESTENSON, BEVERLY EVANS, MICHAEL J. EVANS, YVONNE FALL, GORDON FAZIO, GARY FEASEL, GRETCHEN FELDT, BARBARA FENNELL, DONNA FERGUSON, JEAN FEYEN, ANN FIKE, SHERYL FISCHER, GLORIA FISHER, BONNIE FISHER, ED FISHER, PAUL FLANN, SHERRILL C. FLETT, CAROL HERB JOE GUSTAFSON, NANCY GWILLIAM, GARY HAFFNER, ANN HAHN, WERNER HAMMER, SALLY HANGARTNER, THOMAS HARDEN, JEAN HARFST, EUGENE HARoLosoN, BILL HARTINGER, PAT HARIMAN, JOAN HASKELL, PAT HAUGEN, JACKIE HAUGEN, MARILYN HAWKINS, JIM HAWLEY, RALPH HAWORTH, ORRIN HAYDEN, FRED HAYNES, HARRIET HAYS, JOHN HEAPHY, JOHN HEILMAN, CHAMPLIN HEIMAN, MARIE HELLSTROM, SHIRLEY HENDERSON HENDERSON HENDERSON HENDERSON HENRIKSON DAVE G DAVE PAUL TOM SHIRLEY HENSLEY JACK HEPLER DAVE HEWETT MARILYN HIATT NANCY HICKOK CLAUDIA HIGBEE GAYLE L H ILL GARY HOAGUE, BESS HOCKETT, MARILYNN HOEDEMAKER, TED HOFFMAN, GEORGE HOGLUND, SHAROL HOKANSON, MARLISS HOLDEN, SANDRA HOLING, CLAUDIA HOLM, ELAINE HOLMES, FRED HOLMES, JOYCE HOLMKVIST, DAVE HOLMKVIST, DIANE HOLT, ALAN HOOPER, VIRGINIA HOPPE, RONNIE HOPPER, JOHN HORTON, ANN HOSKINS, BILL HOSKINS, MARILYN HOSS, ALLAN JEROME RENNIE JERSEY MARIANNE JESSEN RUTH JEWELL JERRY JOHNSON JOHNSON, JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON, JOHNSON JOHNSON BILL BOB CURT DORIS GLEN JANET JERRY KATHERINE LOUELLA Jormsrorlz, Rosen JONES, JAN JONES, LLEANA JORDAN, MARTY JORGENSEN, SANDRA JULNES, RALPH KAMPMANN, KAY KARCH, JOANNE KEELING, MARY KEENER, STEVE KELLENBERGER, ROGER KELLER, CAROL KELLEY, PAUL KELLOGG, MARYBELLE KELLY, DARRYL KELLY, ROBIN KEMP, BILL KEMP, DOROTHY KERSEY, BILLIE KETCHUM, DAVE KIER, DON KIER, DOUG HOUGH, TERRY HOUK, BOB HOWARD, JIM HOWARD, TONY HUCKLE, JUNE HUEY, DONN HULSE, RICHARD HUNGERFORD, STANLEY HUNTER, BRUCE HUPP, NANCY HURNBLAD, CAROLYN HUSTON, JEAN HUTCHINSON, LEONARD IHLY, GARY IMUS, REID INGOLD, GAIL IPFELKOFER, ANNE IVERSON, MARY JUNE JACOBSON, RAY JARRETT, BILL JARVIS, JON JENNER, MARCIA JENNINGS, GEORGIA JENSEN, BILL KILDAHL, KAREN KILLIAN, BARBARA KINDER, TINA KAY KING, ANDREW KING, EDWARD KINTZ, CORA MAE KNIGHT, JOLENE KNISELY, PEGGY KNOWLTON, NOEL KOEHLER, MARY LOU KRAEMER, JAN KRAIG, KEN KRAUSE, BONNIE KUNDE, BETTE LA Mouke, nouns LAGERQUIST, JUNE LAHERTY, SHARON LAMB, LORRIN LANDIS, WILLIAM ' LANNOYE, LEE LARSON, ED LARSON, WARREN LATHROP, BARBARA LATOURELL, JOHN LATOURETTE, TERRY LEA, TOM LEICHTAG, LEANI LEIGHTON, ROCHELLE LENGENFELDER, ANDREW LEVY, REUBEN LEWIS, CAROLE LIDEN, MARILYN LINDEN, DAVE LIVESAY, MARY LU LOCKERT, CAROLE LOHNES, JERRY LOWE, INEZ LOWRY, JIM LUCAS, BOB LUCAS, JAN LUND, DICK LUNDIN, JON LUOMA, LAURIE LUTH, SYLVIA LYNCH, MARGARET MocKENZIE, PETE MccI.EOD, SHEILA MacNAY, VALERIE McALI.ATER, LORING McALLISTER, LYNN McARTHUR, ROBERT McCRARY, RONNIE McDONALD, BRUCE MCDONALD, PAT McFADDEN, NINA MCGARVEY, MADGE McC-LOTHLIN, BRUCE McGUIRE, SHELDON McKASSON, DOROTHY MICHELSON, PAT MICHENER, CHARLES MICKELSON, NOLA MIHALIK, PIROSKA MILLER, DON MILLER, PAT MILLS, MURIEL MILLSON, WARNER MOE, KIRSTEN MOHNS, GRACE MONKMAN, GINNY Moons, non Moons, MoNlcA MORAN, JUDY MORAN, MELLANIE MORGAN, BOB MORRISON, JIM MOSES, GORDON MOSS, KURT MOTTER, RUDY MOULTON, MICHAEL MULLEN, JIM MULLAN, LIBBY MuMM, DON MURISON, ANN MURPHY, DON MURPHY, REX MUSCAT, JIM MYERS, JEAN NAGEL, WILLARD NARODICK, KIT NAU, SHIRLEY NELSON, CAROL NELSON, JON NELSON, MURIEL McKAY, RICHARD McKEE, KEN McKINNON, DON McLEOD, RAYETTA McMANUS, HERB McMlLLlAN, HAROLD McNEIL, MARSHA McNISH, ARLENE McVEETY, JOHN MAAS, CARL MAKEE, RONNIE MANLEV, LEE MARKHAM, JANICE MARLOWE, PORTIA MASON, RICHARD MATTHEWS, DONNA MATHEWS, FRANK MATTHIESEN, ANN MAUILA, MAxzNE Mnrlvu, AL MAYOR, vlvlAN MECHLING, lvA MEHus, DAVE MlcHAElsoN, sHAnoN sf ,abs NEWELL, MARK NEWELL, ROBERT NICHOLSON, DOUGLAS NICHOLSON, JOAN NICHOLSON. JOYCE NIELSEN, LAURENE NIMMONS, sos NIMMONS, DICK NORTON, RONALD NOWELL, ROGER OIEN, JON OISEN, KAREN OLSEN, TOM OLSON, ARLENE OLSON, CLAIRE OLTS, JUDY O'NEILL, MIKE ORRELL, TOM OSTER, HARVEY OTTO, GEORGE PAARMAN, TOMMY PARRY, SHARON PAULSEN, TIM PAYNE, LOUISE PEARSON ROBERT PEERY MARILYN PEITHMAN FRED PERIER, SHARON PETERSON, BEVERLY PETERSON, DAVID PETERSON, JEFF PETERSON, MERYL PETERSON, SUSAN PHILLIPS, NANCY PIERCE, ALAN PILON, TERRY PINNELL, ED PLEWS, KERRY PLUMRIDGE, LORRAINE POLLARD, BARBARA POLLOCK, JERRY PONTIUS, SALLY POWERS, MICHAEL PRESLEY, CAROLYN PRICE, SANDRA RRISADSKY, OLGA FRIVETTE, JERRY PRIVETTE, JIM PUTNAM, TOMMY QUIGOIE, BARBARA RANKIN, MIKE REDDICK, RITA REDMAN, ANN REED, MARY REEDY, JIM REEs, GARY REICHL, HANS REUHL, JAMES RHIND, BURK Q4 ROLLINGER, MARGLE Roscoe, DAVID ROSS, DON RUDE, MARGIE RUE, MARGIE ROOSEN-RUNGE, PETER RYDER, LYNN RYKER, GEORGE RUSSELL, BRUD SALLDIN, DON SAMMONS, DUANE SAMPSON, RICK SANDBERG, MARY LOU SARTWELL, ELLEN SCARBOROUGH, RICHARD SCHACKMAN, JOE SCHAUT, DOROTHY SCHILLER, ANN SCHNEIDER, IERRY SCHNEIDER, LARRY SCHUSTER, IOE scloRELLL, ALEX scon, GARY scorr, GEORGE scorr, HELEN scon, MARY ANN scorr, ROBERTA SECHLER, CAROL SELLEN, DAVE SELLS, JOHN SETZER, Al SEYMOUR, SHARON SHAW, LEWIS SHAW, ROSEMARY SHANTZ, MAUREEN 3 RICE, MARY ANN RICHARDS, DAVE RICHARDSON, CYNTHIA RICKER, RONNIE RIDER, DAVE RIDLEY, MARLEEN RIEKER, JERRY RILEY, BEALRICE RING, ERLA RINGMANN, JUERGEN RISTOW, MARY ROBBINS, SALLY ROBBLEE, KEN ROBBLEE, SARAH ROBECK, MARTIN ROBINS, MARILYN ROBINSON, DEAN ROBINSON, MARTHA ROBINSON, RICHARD ROCK, SUSAN ROGERS, GARY ROGERS, GEORGE ROGERS, JIMMY ROHLMAN, DEANNA SHEARER, VICKI SHEEHY, KATHLEEN SHOBERG, PAT SHOENROCK, MARLENE SHUCK, CURTIS SHULTZ, NICK SHUTE, SHIRLEY SIEVEKE, CLARIECE slMoNsEN, ROLFE SJAASTAD, GEORGE SKAETUN, JOAN SKEER, KEN SKILLINGS, TOM SMART, NANCV smm-I, comm SMITH, DAVID SMITH, romzest SMITH, susm SMITH, VERNON SMITHEM, MARLOWE SORENSEN, MARGIT SPARKS, RONALD SPARLING, SANDRA SPEER, BONNIE SPERLIN, LUCY STEBOR, DAN STEEN, PATRICIA STEINER, RAY STEINHEIM, SHERRY STEPHENS, GWENN STEPHENS, PAT STEPHENSON, DON STERN, CHERYL STEWART, FRED STEWART, PAT STILL, MARILYNN STIXRUDE, JOAN STOKES, MARY JANE STOVER, SANDRA STRAIN, BARBARA STRANE, BOB STROBLE, SHARON STULL, MARY ELLEN SULLIVAN, JIM SUMMERS, ARLENE SUTTER, VICKY SWARTZ, JEANNE SWEERE, MARGARET SWEETLAND, PHILLIP SYKES, MARILYN TALLON, LQVONNE TATTERSON, LOIS TAYLOR, NANCY TEMPLETON, LOUISE THOMAS, BILL THOMAS, JAY THOMAS, JUDITH THOMAS, NANCY THOMAS, SHARON VAN METER, GAIL VAN MOURIK, JOHN VARGISON, DICK VERHAMME, JOAN WALLBERG, PHIL WALTERS, MONTEE WATKINS, KAY WATNE, RICK WATSON, JOE WATSON, RALPH WEBER, NADENE WEBERT, ALTON WEBERT, CAROL WEIR, DONA LEEN WELDON, RON WELLMAN, PAT WELLMAN, SANDRA WENNERBERO, NORMA WESSMAN, DON wEmEsoN, sos wEvMourH, JJM WHITEHEAD, SANDY WHITEHORN, SUSANN WHITMAN, RICHARD WILLETT, MARGARET WILLIAMS, DAVID WILLIAMS, DENNIS WILLIAMSON, ANN WILSON, BERNITA WILSON, TOMMY WINEHOLT, SHARON WINTERS, JERRY WOLFF, FRITZ WOLFE, KIRKE WOLTER, ROBERT :vt n- C? THOMPSON, DIXIE THOMPSON, HENRY THOMPSON, JOAN THORESON, PARK TIBBETTS, KAY TIGHE, BARBARA TOMLINSON, JANE TONER, JACKIE TORELL, JOAN rORwJcK, JOHN TOWN, MARILYN TOWNSEND, TERRY TRATNIK, BEVERLY TRIMBLE, SUZANNE TROFFER, BARBARA TRUMBLE, RONALD TURMAN, ELEANOR TURNBAUGH, MARCIA TURNER, LINDA TURNER, MEL unsno, KEN vADNAJs, JERRY VAN ausxrnx, ADELE VANDERLJNDEN, JOAN '35 'W 9? ' BR' ' if --r -Ir z f rg f, 5 Don't be a 'whacky wulker'! Use the traffic light. At 3:10 the crosswolk is filled with peo- ple going home. At 8:25 the bus arrives filled with sleepy Shoreline students ready for another day at school. Nancy Smort and Bob Houk look forward to the date-June IB-when school will Hnally be out for the summer. Come on, Maizels, hang upl There's often a crowd at the phone booth. To buy or not to buy . . . the lunchroom is the scene of many hard decisions. SENIOR OFFICERS. Robert Karrer lpresi- dentl, Kathy Gilland- ers lsecretaryl, Bereth Steensland ftreasurerl, Phil Braden lvice- prcsidentl. SENIOR ADVISERS. Miss Alice Wiley, Miss Helen Anderson. sn-HU . ' .is-.M , sf ,e . . .. I. . . . . ' W I ' R W.. 3' me-35 fits. M Class of I9 4 THE SENIORS ENTERED their last year of high school with the aim of making Roosevelt a more friendly school. They started their activities with a tall party, The Winter Wiggle. The Juniors ioined the fun and helped to make it a big success. A record-breaking number of students signed for Senior committees, which accounts for the strong support shown at all their activities. Although the Varsity Football Team did not lead the league, they were tops in team spirit with Dave Davis receiving the inspirational award. Torch membership was high this year with a total of lol Seniors receiving their pins in an honor assembly. The spring party, picnic, Senior Prom and Com- mencement gave the year an exciting climax as the class of '54 closed behind it the doors of high school, going on well prepared for new adventures. BOB ADAMS Marching Bond PAT ADDINGTON Ski Club Senior Band Spades Senior Orchestra Interest: Skiing ALFRED ANDERSON BEVERLY ANDERSON Interests: Rose Maiden Hunting Revue Fishing Lunchroom Com. Charm Club Frosh-Soph. Aux. MARJORIE ALLEN Building Improvement Bulletin Board Cam. Cards Com. Reception Com. Commencement Com. CAROL ANDERSON Torch Roll Rep. Teachers' Sec. Junior Achievement CHARLES ALM Roughriders Tri-Y Lunchraom Com. Roll Rep. Football DON ANDERSON Track Senior Torch 100-Mile Club Mgr. Audio Visual GEORGIA AMES Ethical Conduct Ad Stai Compass Com. Spades .IANICE ANDERSON Thrift Com. Compass Com. Standards Cam. Reception Com. Entertainment Com. KAREN ANDERSON Health Com. Moiorette Scrapbook Com. Ski Club Charm Club NANCY ANGE Orchestra Senior Torch Traditions Com. Interest: Music MARLEY ANDERSON PATRICIA ANDERSON Senior Choir Senior Torch Senior Band Ad Stott Revue '52, '53 Spades Opera '52, '53, '54 Mixer Com. Boys' Quartet GLEN ANUNSON Interests: Sports Fishing Church Activities Assembly Com. GORDON APPLETON Cheer leader Student Pass Com. Sports Boosters Roll Rep. '52, '53 Senior Prom. Com. IIO RUTH ANN ANDERSON Roll Rep. Assembly Com. Charm Club Interest: Skiing AIVO ARE Interests: Drawing Cars Sports RUTH S. ANDERSON Activity Recording Roll Rep. Campus Com. Assembly Com. Mother4Daughter Banquet CORINNE ARMSTRONG YFC Rho Vice-Pres. International Affairs Discussion Group Torch PHIL BARTH ALLEN BAUNSGARD JIM BAUNSGARD DARLA BECK BRUCE ATTEBERY Varsity Basketball lunchroorn Com. Ground Improvement Interest: Sports JACQUELINE BAILEY Charm Club Interests: Swimming Horseback Riding Dancing ALDWYN AXELSEN Intramural Archery Mgr. Torch l00-Mile Club Interest: Archery PATSY BAILEY Golden Spurs Senior Torch Quill and Scroll ASR Cabinet All-City Ad Mgr. IRMA AZADKHANIAN Advisory Council Senior Pram. Com. Revue '52, '53 Charm Club French Club Treos. ED BANKER Athletic Recording Revue Senior Band Interest: Athletics JAMES BABCOCK Public Address Club Ch. Study Hall Sup. Radio Club Stage Force JULIE BARRETT Art Club Senior Fall Party Senior Prom Com. TINA BADER Revue: Operas Senior Torch SALLY BARTEL Organ Concert Com. Ch Revue '51, '52, '53 Opera '52, '53, '54 Woodwind Quintet Torch Interests: Gall Carl ROBERT BENDER Boys' Club Vice-Pres, Opera Rouahriders Revue P-TA Dance Com. Band President Senior Band Senior Orchestra Intramural Sports DOUG BENEDICT Football DeMoIoy Interests: Sports Cars Football Tri-Y Chaplain Ground Improvement Interest: Young lilo BERNIE BERG Roll Rep, Intramural Sports Interests: Football Skiing 'Ill Frosh-Soph. Aux, Decorations Com. Teddy Echo Ski Club Spades DOUG BILES Public Address System Ch. Study Hall Sup. Hall Patrol Stage Force BARBRA BELL Senior Picnic Co-Ch. Lunchroom Com. Ch. Opera '52, '53 Rose Maiden Torch LINDA BIRD ASR Secretary Girls' Club Rec. Sec. Soph. Class Vice-Pres Golden Spurs Senior Torch CAROLYN BISHOP Teachers' Sec. Charm Club Decorations Com. Ski Club LYNN BOOSE Roll Rep. Ski Club Pres. Track Assembly Com. Revue '52, '53 JOHN BISSET Yell King Jr. Class Vice-Pres. O-Y Roughriders Roll Rep. SUSAN BOSE Debate Club Torch Spades Refreshment Com. MARILYN BLACK Ski Club Locker Room Com. Good Cheer Com. Charm Club NADINE BOSTWICK Drill Team Compass Com. Spades Locker Room Com. WALLY BLUMENSTEIN Roll Rep. Interests: Cars Hunting Fishing RODNEY BOWN Football Baseball Basketball Mgr. O-Y Roughriders MARIAN BOLDT Interests: Bowling Swimming Dancing Skating ELON BOX Senior Orchestra Revue '5l, '52, '53 Mother-Danguhter Banquet Com. GC Office Worker DICK BOYCE Intramural Basketball Interests: Fishing Hunting Skiing NANCY BRIER Golden Spurs Vice-Pres. Annual Layout Editor Torch Rose Ma'den Soph, Class Treas. GARY BOYKER Roughriders Football Statistician Basketball Mgr. Baseball Mgr. News Staff MARILYN BRIGHAM Mixer Com. Token Oftico Worker Spades Interest: Tumbling PHIL BRADEN Sr. Class Vice-Pres. Boys' Club Cabinet Roughriders O-Y Torch DENNY BROWN Anti-Smoking Study Hall Sup. Ground Improvement Mixer Com. Il2 ELIZABETH BRATT News Staff Sports Boosters Latin Club Officer Entertainment Com. Library Assistant MARLENE BROWN Spades Reception Com. Minute Girls Washington Childre Home Com. JUDY BREWER Mixer Com. Senior Play Interests: Music Home Economics MARY ELLEN BROWN Washington ChiIdren's Home Cam. Ch. Usher Corps Rho GORDON BRUSSO Study Hall Sup. BC Auembly Cam. Interests: Skiing Sports DICK BURNS los Pan-Americanos Audio Visual lnterutsz Boating Skiing PATRICIA BUCKLEY Roll Rep. Teddy Echo Last and Found Com. Activity Recording Com. Display Com. KAY BURNS GC Cabinet Activity Recording Com Display Com. Commencement Com. Ski Club ARTHUR BUERK Roll Rep. Torch BC Cabinet Ground Improvement Hall Patrol LARRY BURR Roll Rep. Torch BC Cabinet Bays' State '53 Hall Patrol BILL BU LPIN Senior Orchestra Interests: Cars Sports SHARON BUSHELL Golden Spurs Roll Rep. Display Com. Ch. Alumni Com. Building Improvement KAREN BYE GC Cabinet Nurse's Office Com, GC lounae Ch. Y-Teens Sec, PATRICIA CAMPBEII Ticket Ottice Sec. Revue Sr. Play Director Charm Club Entertainment Com. JEANNE BYLSMA Interests: Music Art CECilY CANDEE Social Service Com. Ch Golden Spurs Roll Rep. Spades Roll Room Proiectx BONNIE CAlDWELl Revue '52, '53 Opera '52, '53 Interests: Dancing Art PAUL CANNON Interests: Automobi les Roller Skating Swimming 113 DAVE CAl.DWEll non np. Torch Vocational Conference Hospitality Com. Intramural Sports BRUCE CARGIU. Sports Boosters BC Assembly Father-Son Banquet O-Y Roll Rep. CONNIE BURNS Records Com. Mimeograph Com. Scrapbook Com. Make-up Com. Wash. ChiIdren's Home BARBARA BYE Advisory Council Revue Golden Spurs Treas. Student Pass Sales Torch JAMES CAMPBELL Interests: Cars Fishing Sports BARBARA CARLGREN Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Rose Maiden Annual Sr. Editor Revue JERRY CARLSON Big Stick Father-Son Banquet Assembly Com. Intramural Sports Vocational Conference BILL CAVENAUGH Building Improvement BC Dance Com. Library Sup. Interest: Cars DONNA CARLTON Charm Club Senior Orchestra Display Com, library Aid Organ Concert Com. CHARLES CERBELLO Interests: Skiing Intramural Football Cars HOWARD CARROLL Interests: Hunting Automobiles SHARON CHOATE Ski Club Sec. Sports Boosters Spades Entertainment Com. Records Com. ROGER CARROLL Roll Rep. BC Entertainment Com. Ch. Lunchroom Disc Jockey Revue '52, '53 DAVE CHRISTENSON Roll Rep. Anti-Smokintl CAROLYN CARTER Golden Spurs Revue '52, '53 Sr. Class Rep. ASR Cabinet Senior Torch VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN Interests: Skating Sports Piano JEAN CHURCH Golden Spurs Pres. Ticket Board French Club Pres. Torch Traditions Com. SHIRLEY CLARK GC Cabinet Torch Spades Ad Staff Friendship Com. WINNIE CISEL Spades Vocational Com. Bulletin Board Com. Commencement Com. FRANCES CLICK Traditions Com. Costume Force Spades Roll Rep. EVA CLARK Spades Compass Com. Minute Girls Locker Room Com. BRUCE CLUTE Roll Rep. Chess Club Father-Son Banquet Big Stick II4 MARJORIE CLARK Roll Rep. Charm Club Publicity Com. Assembly Com. Make-up Corps DELORIS COATES Interests: Skating Dancing Music SANDY CLARK Roll Rep. Mimeograph Com. Bulletin Board Corn. Vocational Com. CYNTHIA COLBURN Sr. Flay '53 Revue '52, '53 Make-up Corps Torch Roll Rep. VIRGINIA COLBURN Revue '53 Make-up Corps Bulletin Board Cam. Teddy Echo Fellowship Com. KAY COLLINS Golden Spurs Revue Costume Cam. Ch. Torch News Stat! Spades KATIE COLBY French Club Ski Club Bulletin Board Com. Interest: Dramatics EDIE COOK Costume Canstructio Interests: Sports Harnemaking Cars CHARLES COLE Interests: Mountain Climbing Languages Skiing Music LINDA COOK Interests: Horseback Riding Singing Gardening Writing PAT COLEMAN Interests: Travel Skiing Dancing Sports ROBERT COPELAND Ad Stat? Study Hall Sup. Audie Visual Interest: Skiing SHELBY COLLARD News Stat? Ethical Conduct Com. Opera '53, '54 Torch Spanish Club Sec. '53 CHARLIE CORDINER Rall Rep. Intramural Mgr. Interests: Sailing Baseball ELAINE CORNWELL Spades Charm Club Teachers' Sec. Interest: Skiing NANCY CRISP Spades Charm Club Counseling Office GC Records Com. GC Standards Cam. BARBARA COULTER Spades lnterests: Hunting Fishing BOB CROSETTO Boys' Club Pres. OAY Pres. Yell King '52 Advisory Council ASR Cabinet FRANK COUNTNER P-TA Dance Cam. Sports Boosters R-Y Vice-Pres. Roughriders Rall Rep. ROBERT CROSS Tennis Interests: Galt Skiing TIS MARTHA CRAIN Torch Opera '53, '54 Ethical Conduct Usher Corps Rho Club BRUCE CROTHERS Intramural Sports Camera Club Interests: Football Cars FRANCES CREAGER Quill and Scroll Ad Statl News Circulation Mgr. French Club ANNETTE CURTIS Assembly Corn. Charm Club Decorations Com. Publicity Com. Ski Club JOHN DAMITIO Baseball '52, '53 Opera Lead '52, '53 Senior Choir JERRY DAVIS ASR President Boys' Club Treas, Torch Raughriders Roll Rep. MONTE GAIL DAUGHERTY Opera '52, '53, '54 Revue '52, '53 Nonette Roll Rep. VERNA DAVIS Teachers' Sec. Interests: Ice Skating Music SHIRLEY DAVIDSON Rainbows Interests: Music Roller Skating Dancing WARREN DAWES Roughriders Ground Improvement Ch. Spanish Club Pres. BC Cabinet Golf .iLiJ1 X CONNIE DAVIS Fr'endship Com. GC Committees Interests: Dancing Skating JERRY DAWSON Torch Senior Prom Publicity Com. Revue '52 DAVE DAVIS Football Roll Rep. lunchroom Com. Anti-Smoking Sports Recording JOE DAWSON Ground Improvement Building Improvement Hospitality Com. BC Dance Com. Building Improvement Ski Club JERRY DAY Football Baseball Roughriders Hi-Y MARY DENTLER Revue '52, '53 Big Sister Com. Interests: Dancing Skiing JOANNE DEARINGER Torch Spades Standards Com. Charm Club Refreshments Com. CURTIS DesFORGES Study Hall Sup. Anti4Smoking Intramural Sports Mgr. Interest: Skiing LEONARD DEGGINGER Tumbling Team Intramural Sports Sophomore Interview Interest: Tumbling ELEANOR De TU RK Golden Spurs Ticket Board Alumni Com. Ch. Student Pass Sales Torch 116 BARBARA DeMORE Interests: Dancing Modeling French HOWARD DEWEY Roughriders Study Hall Sup. Ch. Usher Traditions Cam. Hall Patrol ROGER DENNIE Study Hall Sup. l00-Mile Club Track Interest: Skiing CAROLYN DICKINSON Compass Com. News Staff Standards Com. GC Assembly Com Senior Torch GEORGE DICKINSO Roll Rep, Race Relations Com. Hospitality Com. Improvements Com. Senior Torch DANA DROWN Interests: Archery Handicrafts N BEV DIDRIKSEN Charm Club Interests: Skiing Dancing Swimming GORDON DUGAN Interests: Sports Car Metal Work Outdoor lite CAROLINE DILLING Camera Club Study Hall Checker YFC Interest: Music RON DUNCAN Los Pan-Americanos Ground Improvement Study Hall Sup. Interest: Horses MAUREEN DUNN Charm Club Standards Com. latin Club Assembly Com. Friendship Com. CIAIRE EDINGTON Charm Club Reception Com. GC Assembly Com. GC Lounge Com. Building Improveme nt PEGGY DUNN Y-Teens Rall Rep. Standards Com. Sr. Fall Party Com. Assembly Cam. LARRY EDMANDS Interests: Cars Sports Racing ARUE EAGER Ad Stal! Mgr. French Club Cabinet Torch Art Club Sec-Treas. Makesup Corps FRED EDWARDS Interests: Cars Football II7 RON DINKEL Boys' Club Assembly Com. O-Y Interest: Basketball PHIL DUNLAP Interest: Outboard Racing MIKE DOWDEN Intramural Sports Interests: Swimming Reading Mechanics DOROTHY DUNN Roll Rep. Pass Soles Com. Mixer Com. Traditions Com. Revue BEVERLY EASTMAN Ad Stal? Mixer Com. Attendance Office GC Committees ROBERT ELDERKIN Intramural Football Intramural Bowling Interest: Cars time TONY EDEN Study Hall Sup. Interests: Swimming Roller Skating Skiing RON ELENBAAS V,ce-President of Student Council Body at Ocean Falls, B,C., Canada WAC Swimming Team BOB ELLIS Intramural Football Intramural Baseball Interests: Automobiles Swimming NANCY ENGLE Sports Boosters Torch GC Cabinet Minute Girls Ch. Usher Corps DICK EMERY Roll Room Activity Interests: Boxing Sports LOUISE ENSIGN News Stat? Minute Girls Ch. GC Cabinet Sports Boosters Reception Com. Ch. DONNA ENGEL Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. GC Assembly Com. Ski Club Charm Club CHRISTINE ERICKSON Annual Editor-in-Chfef Golden Spurs ASR Cabinet Senior Torch Rho Club HEATH ENGLE Ground Improvement Assembly Com. Roll Rep. Interest: Traveling PAUL ESPINOZA ASR Treasurer Yell Leader Roughriders Torch P-TA Dance Com. JOY ENGLE Roll Rep. Spades Thrift Com. Standards Com. Reception Com. CECIIE EVANS Girls' Club President ASR Cabinet Golden Spurs Senior Torch GC Corresponding Sec GWYNETH EVANS Sec. of the News Rose Maiden Freshman Class Sec. Debate P-TA Dance Com. MARCIA FALCONER GC Recording Com. Teachers' Sec. Costume Force Interest: Swimming DALE EVERT Interests: Cars Sports SUSIE FARWELL P-TA Dance Com. Roll Rep. Senior Play Revue Opera JERRY EVICH Tennis Team BC Assembly Com. Intramural Basketball Interest: Fishing HAROLD FAU LCONER Audio Visual Interests: Photography Hiking Baseball H8 JOLINE EWERT Revue Traditions Com. BuIlet'n Bcard Com. Entertainment Corn. ROD FAU ROT Baseball Football Ski Club Interest: Skiing CHARLES FALCONER Senior Choir Opera '53 Minute Service Hall Patrol Movie Club DOLORES FERRIN Senior Torch Interests: Swimming Fishing JUDY FIELD GARY FLOHR Revue Com. Football Make-up Corps Basketball Thritt Com. Golt Cards Com. Anti'Smoking RAY WILLIAM FORRESTER LARRY FOSTER Lott School Intramural Basketball Interest: Track BILL FLUDE Assembly Com. Entertainment Com. Torch lO0-Mile Club MALCOLM FRACK Football Mgr. Baseball Mgr. Tri-Y Locker Room Com. Ground Improvement FRANCES FORD Torch Usher Corps Teachers' Sec. Counseling Oftlce MICHAEL FORNER Interests: Hunting Fishing Radio and TV JEAN FREE HAROLD FREMMERLID Golden Spurs Interests: Revue '5l, '52, '53 Football Usher Corps Basketball TOYCIH Sport Cars Mixer Com. Skiing LORIN FRENCH Revue BC Assembly Com. Roll Rep. Hi-Y GENE GARDLIN Ticket Office Ch. Roughriders BC Publicity Ch. O-Y Torch HELEN FRISBY GC Cabinet Records Com. GC Ottlce Com. Interest: Luther League FRANK GARRED News Stott Interests: Skiing Baseball Basketball DARLENE FULTON Spring Comedy '53 Sen'or Play '54 Opera '54 Triple Trio '54 Rainbows CAROL GEIGER Roll Rep. Charm Club Entertainment Com Teachers' Sec. II9 JUDY GALLAFENT GC Vice-Pres. Rho President Advisory Council Golden Spurs YFC Vice-Pres. ELSBETH GEISERT Mixer Com. Revue '53 Opera Entertainment Com . Spades DONALD GALT Debate Ethical Conduct Com. Senior Orchestra Torch LOUIE GELLERMANN Sports Boosters Ch. Revue O-Y Intramural Sports Swim Team LORNA GEORGE Camera Club Ski Club Interests: Skiing Photography PATRICIA GILMAN Annual Art Editor GC Cabinet Quill and Scroll Torch Makesup Corps DON GERACI Roll Rep. Study Hall Sup. Audio Visual News Staff GORDON G IVENS BC Cabinet Improvements Anti-Smoking Interest: Basketball VALARIE GILBERT Entry-Lincoln Standards Com. Senior Torch TED GLADSIO Interests: Cars Cartooning De Malay Hunting PATRICIA GILL Charm Club Lost and Found Com. Ski Club Interest: Skiing GARY GLAZE Track Interests: Hunting Fishing KATHY GILLANDERS Revue General Ch. '53 Sr. Class Sec. Golden Spurs Annual School Life Ed. P-TA Dance Com. RICHARD GODFREY Ski Club Interests: Skiing Water Sports Dancing JERRY GOETZ Ski Club Study Hall Sup. Interests: Hunting Fishing DAVE GRAY left School GLENN A. GORDON Interests: Baseball Golf JOHN GREAVES News Sports Editor Torch Ground Improvement Roll Rep. GLENN K. GORDON Roll Rep. Football Mixer Com. Baseball Track PERRY GREEN Roll Rep. Baseball Intramural Football Golf Intramural Basketball 120 DONN GRADY Interests: Astronomy Languages LOUISE GREENIDGE Saph. Torch Charm Club Interests: Music Art GARY GRANT Track Interests: Hunting Fishing Sports Cars GAlL GUSTAFSON Torch Roll Rep. News StaH Thrift Com. Standards Com. ROBERTA HAGIST Song Leader Torch P-TA Dance Com. Senlor Prom. Ch. Revue '53 CLAYTON HANSON Study Hall Sup. Thrift Com. Father-Son Banquet BC Elections BC Publicity Com. DOROTHY HALL Y-Teens Interests: Football Hillbilly Music JANICE HARPER General GC Work Or'entation Assemblies Chairman Soph. Auxiliary Ch. Teachers' Sec. J' nl rr for FRED HAWLEY Roll Rep. Band Mgr. YFC Club Pres. Interest: Music EDWARD HEDWALL Cheer leader Ground Improvement Ch Soph. Interview Ch. Sports Boosters Mixer Cam. JOE HAWLEY Vocational Com. Interests: Sports Cars Hiking MARYLYN HEGGIE Operetto '52 Spades Membership Ch. Compass Cam. Quill and Scroll Refreshment Com. GRANT HALL Torch Intramural Sports Hospitality Com. Interests: Sports JOHN HATHAWAY Interests: Baseball History Current Events JERRY HALL Football Ethical Conduct Father-Sdn Banquet Interest: Sports BEVERLY HAUSMAN Traditions Com. Spades Cabinet Minute Girls Decorations Cam. PETE HAWLEY Revue '52 Mixer Com. Interests: Hot Rods Commercial Art CODY HEMSTEDT Roll Rep. Interests: Water Skiing Swimming Boat Racing l2l JOHN HAWORTH Radio Club lnterests: Skiing Swimming Archery BOB HENDERSON Study Hall Sup. Intramural Baseball Rall Rep. Student Pass Pictures JACK HANSEN Anti-Smoking Board Father-Son Banquet Big Stick Hospitality Com. JACK HAVLINA Revue '50, '5l, '53 Ski Team Interests: Travel Skiing KAREN HEDBERG Spades Charm Club Entertainment Com. Assembly Com. HESTER HENDRICKSON Cafeteria Interests: Music Art Travel BARBARA HENNING Torch Spades Records Com. Minute Girls BILL HICKS Basketball Track Study Hall Sup. Intramural Basketbal Captain VALERIE HENNING Girls' Club Treas. Song Leader Golden Spurs Senior Torch Revue ED HICKS Football Baseball Improvements Interest: Sports COLIN HERMANS Advisory Council Roughriders Hi-Y Pres. Track Football MARLENE HILL Golden Spurs Roll Rep. Art Club Pres. Torch Alumni Com. BARBARA HEUSTIS Roll Rep. Torch Ad Staff Usher Corps Make:up Corps BOB HILLMANN Intramural Football Stage Force Intramural Baseball Interest: Skiing GAIL HIATT Charm Club GC Assembly Com Cards Com. Reception Com. Decorations Com. JANIE HINDS Roll Rep. ASR Costume Com Charm Club Interest: Skiing ANTHONY HINES Torch Roughriders Sports Boosters BC Assembly Com. Father-Son Banquet MARLENE HORTON Ethical Conduct YFC Interests: Dramatics Music JIM HINTON Banker Latin Club Interests: Swimming Hunting KATHY HOSKINS Ski Club Charm Club Y-Teens Interest: Secretarial Work JOHN HOCKENSON Hospitality Com. Race Improvements Interests: Electric Machines ELAINE HOVLAND Opera '51 Charm Club Study Hall Checker Teddy Echo 122 ROSS HOLMSTROM Roughriders BC Historical Com. Interests: Skiing Basketball DOUGLAS HOWARD Emergency Rescue Service Air Scouts Boy Scouts-Explorers DON HOPEN Baseball Basketball Football Lunchroom Com. ROBERT HOWARD Interests: Football Skiing Basketball NANCY HOWISEY Make-up Corps Teddy Echo Refreshment Com. Attendance Oftlce BILL HUNGERFORD Rouglsriders Lunchroom Com. BC Cabinet Tri-Y Torch JERRY HOYNES Torch Vocational Conference Budget Com. Elections Com. JEAN HUNT Costume Force Interests: Baseball Theatre MYRON HUCKLE Football Basketball Anti-Smoking lunchroorn Com. R-Y PATTY HUNTER Spades Study Hall Checker Standards Com. Frash-Soph. Aux. Cards Com. FRITZ HULL ASR Vice-Pres. Head Football Mgr. Soph. Class Pres. Boys' Club Sec. opera '51, '52, '53, '54 KAREN HUTCHINGS Interests: Art Dancing Music SHARON HULL Son9leader Jr. Class Sec. lunchroom Cam. Revue Senior Torch SALVATORE INGOGLIA Roll Rep. Interests: Car Customizing Football LYNNE IRWIN Records Com. Ch. Health Com. Srlodes Usher Corps Mimeograph Com. JOYCE JACOBSON Senlor Torch Compass Com, Decorations Cam. Standards Cam. RONNIE IVERSON Roll Rep. Outside Tratflic SUE JACKSON Bulletin Board Corn. Assembly Com. Opera '53 DON IVERSON Intramural Sports Interests: Golf Hockey Music DICK JAMES Baseball Roll Rep. Interests: Sports BYF l23 JOHN IVERSON JANICE JACOBSON Annual Staff-Productions Compass Corn. Opera '52, '53, '54 Senior Torch Revue '51, '52, '53 Standards Cam. Roughriders Decorations Com. Senior Choir PHYLLIS JARRETT BILL JENSEN Library Sec. Dqbqrg Bowling Interests: Basketball Boats Badminton Skiing Mechanics ROBERT JENSEN Soph. Interview Revue AntiASmoking Assembly Com. Prom Cam. JUDITH JOHNSON Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Honor Society Cabinet Senior Torch JOG President ALMA JOHNSON Teachers' Sec. Spades Good Cheer Com. LORRAINE JOHNSON Roll Rep. Thrift Com. Compass Com. Standards Com. Spades BEN JOHNSON Roll Rep. Senior Torch Interests: De Malay Pencil Sketching RONALD JOHNSON Track Basketball Interests: Sports Drafting DARROW JOHNSON Track Opera '52 Minute Service Ski Club STEVE JOHNSON Intramural Sports Backroom Mov'e Club Interest: Horses DOROTHY JOHNSON GC Standards Com. Ch News Staff Senior Torch Thrift Com. Reception Com. WENDY JOHNSON Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. Reception Com. Charm Club MICHAEL JOHNSTON Advisory Council Football Track Raughriders Hi-Y CAROLYN KALLGREN Spades Wash. ChiIdren's Home Traditions Com. Locker Room Com. Commencement Cards IVALY JONES ASR Historian Jr. Class Treasurer P-TA Dance Com. Rose Maiden Golden Spurs ROBERT KARRER Sr. Class Pres. Senior Torch Roughriders Spanish Club Pres. ASR Cabinet PATRICIA JONES Senior Play '54 Mixer Com. Torch Interest: Dancing JEANETTE KAYLER Thrift Com. Cards Com. Assembly Com. T24 ROLLIE JONSON Camera Club Pres. Study Hall Sup. Intramural Mgr. Interest: Sailing BOB KEENE Ad Stat? Big Stick Assembly Com. Improvements Com. PADDY KAASA Revue Dance Com. Co-Ch. Senior Party Interest: Horseback Riding LORNA KEENER Revue '52 Roll Rep. Spades Interest: Tennis ROGER KELLY Varsity Football Anti'5moking Roll Rep. Interest: Sports JEANETTE KING Recording Com. Entertainment Corn. Decorations Corn. Interest: Roller Skating BUD KEMP Advisory Council Ethical Conduct Ch. Productions BC Cabinet Roughriders KAREN KING Revue '53 Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. Torch Senior Prom Com. KENDALL KERR Golf French Club Intramural Sports Interest: Photonraphy SARAJANE KING JOG Teachers' Sec. Ski Club Interest: Skiing ELEANORA KERSEY Senior Choir Junior Choir Harmonettes Interest: Singing JERRY KINKEAD Senior Orchestra Torch Interests: Folk Dancing Music INDIE KING Big Stick Artist Hall Patrol Interests: Model Railroads Art JANET KIRBY Teachers' Sec. Y-Teens Charm Club Ski Club ELAINE KISSACK Usher Corps GC Cabinet Rho Spades Rainbows DICK KOCH Interests: Skiing Hunting Fishing RICHARD KNIGHT Revue Tumbling Boxing Football SHIRLEY KOTSON Interests: Swimming Bowling BARBARA KN I PE Spades Torch Interests: Sports Religion BILL KRUEGER Movie Club Father-Son Banquet Roll Rep. 125 ROBERT KNOTT Minute Service Intramural Baseball Interests: Skiing Mechanics KARLA KUHNLEY News Stott Junior Ach'evement Spades Thrift Com. Torch MARJORIE KNUTZEN Thrift Cam. Spade: Cards Com. Interest: Skiing MICHAL LAGEPQU'ST Revue Organ. Co-Ch. Golden Spurs Quill and Scroll Inter-School Relations GC Cabinet GORDON LAING Roll Rep. Debate Club Pres. Race Relations Big Stick Pass Sales SYDNEY LAWRENCE Friendship Com. Golden Spurs Minute Girls Ethical Conduct Spades JIM LANDBERG Interests: Basketball Football Hunting Fishing NANCY LEACH Flagtwirler Lunchroom Com. Charm Club Bulletin Board Com. GC Assembly Com. GAIL LANDIS Golden Spurs Thrift Co-Ch. GC Cabinet Roll Rep. Torch DONNA LEECH Flagtwirler '53 Drill Locker Room Com. Interest: Skiing CAROL LARSON Jr-Sr. Party Records Com. Display Com. Library Aid Cards Com. JOYCE LEISHMAN Senior Play '53, '54 Opera '53, '54 Senior Torch Interest: Arts JOE LASSILA Interests: Cars Hunting Football Music BARBARA LeVASSEUR Torch General Ottice Work Secretary Alumni Cam. Junior Red Cross JOHN LEWIS Torch Study Hall Sup. Interests: Music Photography MARILYN LINKOUS GC Assembly Com. GC Standards Com. Ski Club Interest: Skiing SHARON LIHOU Songleader Sports Boosters GC Committees Torch Mixer Com. KEN LITSCHER Intramural Mgr. Study Hall Sup. Interests: Boating Fishing SONIA LILJEBERG Spades Library Helper Interests: Dancing Ice Skating MARY LIVINGSTON Spades Refreshment Com. Interests: Swimming People 126 LESLIE LINDELL SANDRA LINDQUIST Interest: Make-up Corps Racing Cars Rall Rep. Senior Torch Records Com. Alumni Com. CHARLES LIVINGSTONE SALLY LOBBEREGT BC Cabinet Charm Club Interest: Assembly Com. 'Sl Ford Thrift Com. Interest: Skiing HM LONE Roll Rep. Intramural Locker Room Com. Golf SUZANNE LUEHR5 Golden Spurs Student Pass Sales GC Cabinet Girls' State Rep. Torch CAROLE LOTHES Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Torch Cabinet Senior Orchestra News Stott PAM LYNCH Spades Pres. Mother-Daughter Banquet Su b-Ch. Sports Boosters Alumni Com . BARBARA LOVELL Revue '53 Refreshments Com. Spanish Club Spades DAVID LYNN News Stat? Ethical Conduct Pass Sales Interest: Hunting PAT LOVELL Spades Interests: Skating Traveling JIM MacDONALD library Sup. Interests: Cars Sports BARBARA LOVELY Good Cheer Com. library Aid Interests: Music Dancing ROGER MacDONALD Roll Rep. Marching Band Torch Interest: Basketball DEAN MACHIN Library Sup. Interests: Hunting Fishing PETE MARK Freshman Clan Pres. Basketball Baseball P-TA Dance Com. Rall Rep. ROBERT MAIZELS Camera Club Sec. Intramural Mgr. Ski Club Interest: Boating JIM MARRIOTT Interests: Sports Forestry INA MARBOU RG Revue '51 Make-up Corps Charm Club GC Assembly Com. Reception Com. ALBERT MARSHALL Interests: Sports Cars 127 JOSEFINA MARINO Spanish Club Usher Corps Costume Com. Refreshment Cam. LEE MARSHALL Intramural Mgr. Tennis Team Interests: Sports Fishing WILLIAM MARKEN Locker Room Ch. Swim Team P. A. Club BC Cabinet Baseball Mgr. CAROL MARSTON Golden Spurs Revue Dance Com. Co-Ch. Revue '51, '52, '53 Inter-School Relations DICK MARTIN Stage Force Senior Play Revue Opera German Club WARREN MARTTALA Compass Com. Senior Torch German Club Interest: Skiing ELAINE MARTIN Golden Spurs Building Improvement Ch. GC Cabinet Roll Rep. JIM MATHERS Roll Rep. Revue '52, '53 Assembly Com. Mixer Com. leANNE MARTIN Fall Party Com. Revue '52 Spades Ski Club Charm Club CRETA MATTHEWS Interest: Dancing MIKE MARTIN Roll Rep. Interests: Football Fishing Swimming HELEN MAXSON Torch Spades Teddy Echo Records Com. Bulletin Board Com. ROGER MARTINSEN Roughrider Sec-Treo: News Sports Editor Quill and Scroll Basketball Mgr. Baseball Mgr. RON MAXSON Auto Mechanics Football Boxing Interest: Etiicient Engines BI ll McCABE Interests: Fishing Boating Camping NANCY McGRAW Golden Spurs Revue '52, '53 Torch Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. KATHLEEN McDOLE News Sta5 Senior Torch Make-up Corps Compass Com. Standards Com. JANICE McINTURFF Rho Club Washington Ch Idrer1's Home Com. Reception Com. SANDRA McDONAl.D Assembly Ch. Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Rose Maiden Torch MARY ALICE MCMULLEN GC Cabinet Teddy Echo Editor Usher Corps Jr-Sr. Fall Party 128 MARSHA Mc EACHERN P-TA Dance Ch. Revue GC Cabinet Torch Golden Spurs JOHN MEHAN Revue Interests: Sports Skiing Cars BIIL McFADDEN Varsity Track Roughriders Boys' Club O-Y ROBERT MEHUS Varsity Tennis P-TA Dance Com. Roll Rep. Alumni Com. ANDREA MELANG Revue '52, '53 Opera '52, '53 Flagtwirler Senior Play JIM MILLER Audio Visual Radio Club Interests: Radio Photography DOROTHY MELTON Bowling league Roll Rep. Ski Club Washington ChiIdren's Home Cam. RITA MILLIGAN Usher Corps Ch. Spades Torch Reception Com. Organ Concert Com. ROGER METZ Annual Business Mgr. Torch Ski Club R-Y Quill and Scroll FRED MILLS Hi-Y Football Basketball Baseball RICHARD MEYER Interests: Cars Skiing ROBERTA MINER Teddy Echo Charm Club Standards Com. Interest: Swimming INGRID MICHAEL Torch Roll Rep. German Club Vice- Ticket Force Sec. Opera BETTY MI RANTE Roll Rep. Secretary Standards Com. Charm Club Pres BILL MOFFET Roll Rep. Interests: Basketball Cars Swimming GEORGE MORRISON Intram ural Sports Interests: Sports Work JACK MONNIE Opera '52, '53, '54 Traffic Com. Senior Chair Football Anti-Smoking LARRY MORRISON Lunchroom Com . Roll Pass Sales Interests: Skiing Golf ROGER MONROE P-TA Dance Cam. R-Y Alumni Cam. Interest: Art DAVE MORTENSEN Interests: Skiing Tennis Cars Fishing 129 NANCY MOORE non Rep. Refreshment Com. Co-Ch. Compass Cam. P-TA Dance AUDREY MORTON Torch Opera '53, '54 Revue '53 Nonette Ethical Conduct V fist K I RBY MORGAN Interests: Basketball Football Swimming JIM MORTON Football Track Roughriders Roll Rep. PATRICIA MUNRO Ski Club Charm Club JOG Pres. Interest: Swimming CHRISTINE NELSON Golden Spurs Torch Vice-Pres. Thrift Com. Co-Ch. News Staff Revue Com. ROSS MURDOCK Interests: Baseball Football JACK NELSON Basketball Track Improvement Com. Soph. Interview JACK MYERS Revue Senior Choir Quartet Interest: Music IAN NELSON Mixer Com. Spades Ski Club Charm Club Assembly Com. MARIAN NAVE Torch Inter'SchooI Relations Senior Orchestra Washington Children's Home Com, EDDIE NEPPLE Entertainment Com. Ground Improvement Interest: Golf PAT NEGRI Teachers' Sec. Interests: Skiing Dancing KEN NEWCOMB Study Hall Sup. Co'Ch Ticket Board of Control Revue Intramural Sports Torch GREGG NEWELL Senior Play '52, '53 Revue '53 Interests: Custom Cars Skiing JANE NORBERG GC Cabinet Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. Senior Prom Com. Ski Club MIKE NICKEL News Editor Roughriders Torch Big Stick Editor Hall Patrol Ch. NADI NE NORDNESS Interests: Navigation Boats Fishing Radio NORMAN N I ELSEN Tri-Y Interests: Skiing Sports ANNE NORDSTROM Songleader Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Soph. Class Sec. GC Assembly Com. Ch. 130 VIRGINIA NIELSEN Senior Choir Girls' Club Rho Club Ski Club JOHN NORDSTROM Roll Rep. AntiASmoking Big Stick Hospitality COLIN NISBET Roughriders Football R-Y Roll Rep. Anti'Smoking SUE NORTHFIELD Golden Spurs Quill and Scroll News Ad Manager Student Pass Rep. GC Reception Com. DAVE NOSTRAND Roll Rep. Track BC Assembly Cam. Interest: Cars DUANE OLSON Mixer Com. Revue Roll Rep. Soph. Interview Bond RICHARD NUTTER Mixer Com. Band BC Banquet Ground Improvement JACK OLSON Study Hall Sup. Interests: Baseball Football Basketball JANYCE OVERHOLT Friendship Com. Scholarship Com, Revue PEGGY FEARSON Revue Thrift Com. Svadex Minute Girl: Refrexhments Com. DARLENE PAIOMAN Revue Roll Rep. Charm Club Interest: Art SYLVIA PEDERSEN Roll Rep. Ski Club interests: Sports Sewing DORIS OLDENBURG Revue GC Cabinet GC Lounge Com. Lost and Found Com. Refreshments Ch. JOANNE OLSON Coxturne Force Interests: Swimming Skiing Homemaking BARBARA OLSON Charm Club GC Assembly Com. GC Bulletin Board Com. Standards Com. Mixer Com. CORRIE OOSTERWYK Alumni Com. GC Committees Jr-Sr. Party Fr'endship Com. BEVERLY OLSON Charm Club Standards Com. Decorations Corn. Assembly Com. CHARMION ORCHARD Torch Camera Club Art Club Interest: Roller Skating CAROLYN PALMER Rho Club Interests: Dancing Swimming DONALD PENNELL Basketball Track Annual Assoc. Ed. Roughriderx Tri-Y Pres. I3I BARBARA PAULSON Thrift Com. Decorations Com. Publicity Com. Cards Com. Refreshments Com. BETTY PERRY Drill Team Spades Minute Girls Display Com. BILL PEARSON Senior Choir Opera '54 Anti-Smoking Vorational Conference HAROLD PERRY Roll Rep. latin Club Spanish Club Audio Visual ROBERT PERRY Interests: Hunting Fishing Cars SYLVIA PILKINGTON GC Cabinet Rell Rep. News Staff ASR Health Com. Adviser's Staff NANCY PETERS News Editor ASR Cabinet Golden Spurs Revue '53 P-TA Dance Com. JACK PITCHER Roll Rep. Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Interest: Sports ANTHONY PHILLIPS Study Hall Sup. Anti-Smoking I00-Mile Club Interest: Cars RONALD PITMAN Anti-Smoking Board Study Hall Sup. Radio Club Pres. Science Club DICK PHILLIPS Intramural Sports Interests: Golf Skiing Basketball LEE PLAVINS Interests: Auto Mechanics Swimming JOYCE PICARDO Spades Social Service Com Spanish Club Interest: Music JOAN PLUYLAAR Golden Spurs News Ad Manager Senior Torch Roll Rep. Quill and Scroll JERRY POENCET Ethical Conduct Father-Son Banquet Interests: Skiing Cars EDWARD QUEAI R Interests: Cars RON POIRIER Father Son Bon ue! - Q Ground Improvement Intramural Basketball Interest: Sports MIRIAM RADER Orchestra Senior Torch Traditions Com. Good Cheer Com. BARBARA POST Interests: Swimming Tennis Job's Daughters Water Skiing MARYROSE RAMSEY Golden Spurs Teddy Echo Editor GC Cabinet Usher Corps Torch 132 JEAN PRIEST Organ Concert Senior Orchestra Torch Teddy Echo MARILYN PAFI-3X'r'.' GC Cabinet Cards Ch. Thrift Com. Publcity Com. Ad Stat? BOYD PROMHUS Interests: Cars Sports MARGIE RAPLEE Torch Attendance Omce Spanish Club Teddy Echo Minute Girls JOAN RAWSON Mixer Com. Aulmbly Com. Roll Rep, Ski Club MARGARET REICHL Roll Rep. GC Committees German Club Spade! Senior Torch BARBARA RICKETTS Revue '53 Mixer Com. Drill Team Vocational Planning COIIEEN ROBBINS Spades Revue '52 Records Com. Activity Record'np Com. JOAN REDMAN Torch Ad Stat? Thrift Cam. Ethical Conduct German Club FRED REID Interests: Boating Hunting Mechanics GEORGE RICKETTS Study Hall Sup. Intramural Basketball Interests: Golf Basketball VIRGINIA ROBERSON Roll Rep. Interests: Music Sparta LOIS REED Spade: Charm Club Ski Club GC Decorations French Club BOB REIMER Football Interests: Football Swimming Baseball Q STEVEN RILEY Mixer Com. Stage Force HARRY ROBERTS Study Hall Sup. Pass Salas Rep. Track Interest: Swimming 133 GARY REIBMAN Outside Tratflc Study Hall Sup. Dance Com. Ground Improvement Intramural Football JAMES RElF Senior Choir Mixer Com. Co-Ch. BC Cabinet Opera '52, '53, '54 Roll Rep. JAMES REIBMAN Roll Rep. Outside Tram: Dance Com. Intramural Football Ground Improvement DAVE RICE P-TA Dance Anti-Smoking Publicity Com. Intramural Football GORDON RITCHEY BC Cabinet Mixer Com. Senior Choir Study Hall Sup. Father-Son Banquet DICK ROBINSON Ground Improvement Hospitality Cam. Vocational Conference BC Dance Study Hall Sup. BILL RIVA Entertainment Com. Study Hall Sup. Big Stick Improvements Com. BARBARA ROOP Torch Usher Corps Last and Found Com. YFC LINDA ROOT GC Cabinet Social Service Com. Spades Sec-Treas. Senior Torch Opera '53 HARRY ROSS News Editor Big Stick Co-Editor Torch Quill and Scroll DAVID ROSENQUIST Roughriders Senior Torch Senior Orchestra Camera Club ROBERT ROTTA YFC Interests: Basketball Hiking Photography PATTY ROSKA Student Pass Com. P-TA Dance Com. Interests: Art Dancing HARMON RULIFSON Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Co-Ch. Anti-Smoking Baseball R-Y CURT ROSLER Assembly Com. Improvements Com. Study Hall Sup. Interest: Sports JUDY RYAN Lunchroom Com. P-TA Dance Com. Rose Maiden Roll Rep. Revue BILL ROSS Baseball Interests: Sports Baseball Skiing ROBERTA RYAN GC Display Com. Ch. Trad'tions Com. Drill Team Art Club GC Cabinet RODN EY RYKER Revue '50, '51, '52, '53 Opera '51, '52 Quartet Football Track SUZANNE SANFORD Alumni Com. Spades Sub-Ch. Fall Party Com. Entertainment Com. Refreshments Com. KARIN RYNING Songleader Sports Boosters Senior Prom Com. Lunchroom Com. Roll Rep. ANN SATERO Thrift Com. Co-Ch. News Stat? Alumni Com. Publicity Com. Teddy Echo Com. RICHARD SACKERSON Ground Improvement BC Assembly Com. Interests: Skiing Swimming KRISTI E SATHER Spades Good Cheer Com. Refreshment Com. Interest: Ice Skating 134 JUDY SAHLBERG School Organist Social Service Com. Sr. Orchestra Pres. Senior Torch Organ Concert Com. KEN SAUNDERS Assembly Com. Ski Club 100-Mile Club Interest: Motorcycles ROGER SAMPSON P-TA Dance Com. Ad Staff R-Y Intramural Sports Roll Rep. MARY LOU SAUNDERS P-TA Dance Com. Roll Rep. News Staff Senior From Com, MARGARET SAVAGE Golden Spurs News Editor Mixer Co4Ch. Senior Play '52 Revue '53 E. JEAN SCOTT Interests: Dancing Skating PETER SCARPELLO Stage Force Senior Play '54 Revue '53 Interest: Football JEAN M. SCOTT Senior Play Opera Revue Senior Choir Nonette HUNTER SHALLIS Interests: Skating Fishing Hiking Swimming SUE SHIDLER Spades Pres. Father-Daughter Banquet Ch. Torch Ethical Conduct SUSAN SHANE Golden Spurs Mixer Com. GC Cabinet Spades GORTON SILLIMAN Mixer Com. Intramural Basketball Mgr. Library Sup. JOHN SCHAMPERA Ground Improvement Marching Bond Interests: Cartooning Sports JANICE SELLERS Torch Usher Corps Interests: Music Skating PHIL SHANNON Interests: Art Aeronautics Navigation Swimming JEAN SIMKINS Interests: Dancing Skating Skiing Sewing l35 LEA SCHEGOLKOV Golden Spurs Torch Pres. ASR Cabinet Torch Sec. Quill and Scroll BARBARA SESSIONS Token Omce Worker Teachers' Secretory Compass Com. Spades CECIL SCHOOLCRAFT Interests: Swimming Fishing GEORGE SHAFFER Revue '52 Marching Band Operetta '52 Interest: Music ANN SHEA Roll Rep. Senior Torch P-TA Dance Com. Junior Choir Bulletin Board Com. E. DENNIS SKOGLUND Athletic Council Ch. Senior Play '52, 53 Spring Comedy '52 Revue '51, '52, '53 Roll Rep. DENISE SHEA Thrift Com. Refreshments Com. Cards Com. Good Cheer Com. COLLEEN SLOAN Mokevup Corps Charm Club Entertainment Com. DON SMETHERAM Ticket Force Tennis Hi-Y Raughriders Historical Com. VICKI SMITH Adviser's Stott Entertainment Com. Charm Club Interest: Skiing CAROL SMITH Charm Club Teddy Echo Spades Interest: Ice Skating WALTER SMITH Football Basketball Interest: Football LOWELL SMITH Ticket Ottice Roughriders BC Publicity Com. Intramural Sports Torch WRIGHT SMITH Varsity Tennis Roll Rep. Interests: Cars Hunting RON SMITH BC Big Brother Interests: Football Basketball Skiing DUANE SMRHA Ski Club Interests: Skiing Boats Fishing SANDRA SMITH Revue '52, '53 Make-up Corps Washington Childre Home Com. Stage Force SANDRA SNIDER Golden Spurs Make-up Corps Ch. GC Cabinet Sports Boosters Roll Rep. CHARMOND SNODDY Interests: Music Homemaking PHILIP SPENCER Interests: Mathematics Bowling Skiing Swimming FLOYD SODERLUND P-TA Dance Com. Science Club Interests: Water Skiing Football ROBERTA SPRONG Teachers' Sec. Traditions Com. Bulletin Board Com. Interest: Skiing JERI SOMMERS Interests: Swimming Outdoor Sports DIANA STAFFORD Senior Torch Opera '52 Spades Usher Corps P-TA Tags Ch. 136 CAROL SORENSEN SALLY SOURWINE Drill Team Mixer Cam. Display Cam. Locker Room Com , Stage Force BETTY STANKEY GC Cabinet Sports Boosters Senior Prom Com. Roll Rep. Thrift Com . Revue Continuity Ch Senior Play Stage Force Spring Comedy '53 5A latin Club BERETH STEENSLAND Senior Class Treas Golden Spurs Rose Maiden Lounge Com. Ch. Roll Rep. GlENNA STEPHENS Interests: Dancing Eating LILA LEE STONEBURG Spades Drill Team Interests: Dancing Music CARMEN STESEL Roll Rep. Senior Chair Opera P-TA Dance Com. ELVA STRAW Golden Spurs Revue Publicity Ch. Roll Rep. Inter-School Relations Senior Torch RON STEWART German Club Science Club Interests: Piano Electronics PATRICIA STUEMPGES Ad Stafi Make-up Corps Reception Com Senior Torch Standards Com. ,Qi BRUCE SUNDGREN Roll Rep. Ground Improvement Build'ng Improvement Ski Club GARY TARBOX Football Baseball Interest: Sports CAROL SUTCH Senior Choir Nonette Revue '52 Opera '53 Harmonettes ANNE TARSHIS Sports Boosters Operetta '53 Revue '53 Senior Choir Senior Play SYLVIA SWANSON Sports Boosters Ad Staff Mixer Com. Roll Rep. GC Committees ClAlRE TAYLOR Senior Band Roll Rep. Usher Corps Torch Torch Com. Ch. 137 RICHARD STOITE Senior Band Interests: Music Architecture Sports BARBARA STYVE Compass Com. Ch. Torch Roll Rep. Spades Standards Com. HELEN SWENSON Roll Rep. Costume Force Spades Drill JIM TAYLOR Intramural Com. Ground Improvement 100-Mile Club Entertainment Com. BARBARA STONEBURG Cabinet Senior Band Sec. All-City Band Interest: Swimming JANET SUllIVAN Ad Stat? Sr. Fall Party Com. Spades Washington ChiIdren's Home Com. CAROUE TANGEROSE Drill Charm Club Teachers' Secretary Ad StatT JOHNNY TEICHROEW Interests: Mechanics Hunting Fishing Swimming CARL TENNING Band Drum Maior Interests: Mathematics Music Boating ARLENE TIBBETTS Torch Drill Team Spades Vocational Com. Rho Club WESLEY THOMAS Interest: Cars THOMAS TOMTAN Camera Club Ski Club lO0-Mile Club Interest: Skiing GLORIA THOMPSON Interests: Popular Music Swimming Tennis GENE TURNER Senior Torch Roughriders Football Tri-Y Vice-Pres. MARLENE THOMPSON Harmonettes Library Aid Revue '53 Drill Team Junior Choir GAII. TWEDT Mixer Com. Spades Entertainment Com. Charm Club MARY ALICE THOREN Torch Revue '53 Main Otice Make-up Corps Girls' Glee Club DONNA UNDERHILL Teachers' Secretary Commencement Sec. Interests: Bowling Tennis KEITH VAN CLEVE Ticket Office 0-Y Big Stick Interest: Fishing RICHARD WAC-NER Marching Band Interest: Music SUE VAN TILBORG Golden Spurs Senior Play Spring Comedy Inter-School Relations Torch DARLENE WALKER Junior Choir Interest: Music JOE VETRO IOO-Mile Club Interests: Metal Baseball Accordion DOLORES WALKER Debate International Affairs Race Relations Spanish Club 138 RICHARD WABEY Traditions Com. Usher Corps Capt. Hall Patrol Spades Audio Visual SHARON WALKER Roll Rep, Revue '53 P-TA Dance Make-up Corps Costume Force JACKIE WADE ASR Com. Ch. Thrift Com. lost and Found Com. Good Cheer Com. Spades VIRGIL WALKLEY Baseball O-Y Football DARIENE WAILACE Roll Rao. GC Cabinet Health Com. Cards Ch. Charm Club GLORIA WEBER Rho Club Historian Lost and Found Com. Interest: Sports CAROLEE WALTERS Costume Force Interests: Horses Dancing Swimming DON WEBSTER Varsity Galt Roll Rep. R-Y Interest: Golf TOM WARD Football Track Roughhriders Tram: Ch. SANDRA WEDDINGTON Charm Club Records Com. Interests: Golf Riding RAY WEBB Football Basketball Track Interest: Sports BOB WERNLI Study Hall Sup. Hall Patrol Minute Service Interest: Skiing CHARlES WEBBER Roll Rep. Traffic Com, BC Assembly Com, Interest: Skiing RICHARD WERSTIUK Study Hall Sup. O-Y Varsity Baseball Interest: Sports STUART WEST BC Dance Com. Mixer Cam. Roll Rep. Interest: Boating ELAINE WHITHAM Traditions Com. Alumni Com. Teachers' Secretary Spades GC Committees DON WHEAT Interests: Outboards Cars Model Railroading ANNE WI-IITING Reception Com. Spades Ski Club Alumni Com. Charm Club CONNIE WHITE Mixer Com. Health Com. Senior Chair Interest: Dancing MARIORIE WHITING News Staff Mixer Com. Spades Interest: Sailing I39 JIM WHITEHEAD Stage Study Hall Sup. Mixer Com. I00-Mile Club SANDRA WILCOX Make-up Corps Reception Com. Standards Com. Charm Club WARREN WH ITEHORN Interests: Radio-TV Auto Mechanics Cartooning Sports LYNN WILDE GC Committees Usher Corps French Club Spades Ski Club PATTY WILLARD Revue '52, '53 Spades German Club Alumni Com. Junior Red Cross MINOR WINE Senior Choir Quartet Interest: Music ANN WILLIAMS Charm Club Assembly Com. GC Bulletin Board GC Decorations Com. Art Club PAUL WINEMAN Annual Sports Editor Revue '51, '52, '53 Senior Play '52, '53 Spring Comedy '52, '53 Mixer Com, MARY WILLIAMS P-TA Dance Com. GC Cabinet Charm Club Ch. GC Assembly Com. Will and Prophecy Ch SALLIE WING GC Cabinet Torch Library Aid Interest: Music PAUL WILLIAMS Roughriders Pres. Annual Stat? Roll Rep. Football Torch GORDON WINSHIP Roughriders Roll Rep. Football Mgr. Revue '52 Tennis Team DAVID WINCHESTER Interests: Sea Life Deep Sea Diving SHARON WINSHIP JOG Nonette Ski Club Roll Rep. Refreshments Com. ROGER WINTER Junior Class Pres. Boys' Club Roughriders Torch Roll Rep. JERRY WOODS Big Stick Outside Traffic IOO-Mile Club ART WIPER Football Basketball Advisory Council Roughriders Tri-Y JACK WRIGHT Inter-High School Council Pres. Debate Band Ticket Board of Control TED WIPRUD Interests: Football Swimming Art CAROL WYLLIE Golden Spurs Sec. ASR Health Com. Ch. GC Cabinet Frosh-Soph Aux. Pres. Senior Torch 140 THORINE WISNER Senior Orchestra String Quartet Organ Concert Com. Interest: Music NANCY YODER Roll Rep. Building Improvement Jr4Sr. Party Charm Club Mother-Daughter Banquet DICK WOLF Ad Stat? Interests: Sports Custom Autos MARCIA YOUNG Roll Rep. ASR Assembly Com. Charm Club Vocational Com. Revue '53 X T f Ar' JACOUE YIMMERMAN ASR Bulletin Board Com, Revue Com. Jr Sr. Pmiy Publlaify Com. SENIOR COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Sfondung PQI Jones QFQII Pcrtyj, Roberto Hcgust ond Roger Wmnr lSemor Promj Eleanor De Turk and Barbra Bell lSenior Picnicj, Nancy Peters fSprung Portyl Snihnq Goal Landis fAnnounccmen!sj Mary Wnlllums QWIII and Prophecyl. r 5 'X R xg THE GENE HULL MEMORIAL FUND was created last fall when Gene was fatally iniured in a mountain climbing accident in the Cascades. The proiect, inspired by Ome Daiber, a voluntary rescue worker, was sponsored by Roll 218, headed by Bob Wettleson. Over four hundred dol- lars was raised at Roosevelt, and, with the cooperation of radio stations and newspapers, an additional four hun- dred dollars was collected from outside contributors. The fund will be spent on a fourteen-thousand dollar movie to educate the public in mountain safety in an effort to prevent future accidents. Gene participated in many activities, including sports, until his graduation from Roosevelt in 1951. He played baseball and was on the Seattle all-city second team of football. Outdoor adventure always held a strong challenge for Gene, and his close friends, who went with him from Roosevelt to the University of Washington, said Gene was happiest when he was mountain climbing. The committee hopes that the fund will continue to serve as a suitable memorial to Gene Hull, who would have been an ardent supporter of a program of safety in the mountains he loved. 142 Index Activity Recording Com. . . 20 Advisory Council . Alumni Com. . . Annual Stat? . Art Club . . ASR Advisers ASR Cabinet . ASR Olllcers . Assembly Com. . . Attendance Workers Auto Club . . . Award Winners . Baseball . Basketball . Boys' Club . . . Building Improvement Bulletin Board Cont. Camera Club . Cheerleaders Chess Club . Compass Com. . Costume Force . . Custodial Sta! . . Debate Club . . Ethical Conduct Com. Faculty .... , Football . . French Club . Gene Hull Memorial German Club . . Girls' Club . Golden Spurs . . Golt . .... Ground Improvement Hall Patrol . . . Health Com.. . . Inter-School Relations Intramural Basketball . Bowling . Football . . Managers . . . 100 Mile Club . Junior Class . . latin Club . llbrary Aids . Library Stall . . . Library Supervisors Lunchroom Com. . lunchroom Stott . . . 18 . 24 . 79 . 40 . 18 . 18 . 17 . 22 . 28 . 40 . 80 . 56-57 . 51-54 . 34-35 . . 23 . 24 . 39 . 55 . 40 . 20 . 24 . 15 . 40 . . 27 . 8-14 . 42-49 . . 38 Fund . . 142 . .. 38 . 36-37 . 30-31 . . 58 . . . 22 . 21 . 25 .. .26 . 50 . 64 . 50 . 64 . 64 . 95-108 . 38 . 23 . 15 . . 21 . 26 . 15 Make-up Corps . . . 28 Minute Service . . . 27 Mixer Com. . . 29 Movie Club . . 39 Music Vocal . . . . 72-73 Instrumental . . 74-75 News Staff . . 76-77 Office Stall' . . 15 Ot1ice Workers . . . 28 Opera ..... . 68-69 Organ Concert Com. . 23 P. A. System . . . 24 Pass Sales . . 19 Piano Club . . 75 Principal .... 6 P-TA Dance Com. . . 29 Quill and Scroll . . 80 Radio Club . . 39 Revue . . . . 66-67 Rho Club . . . 62-63 Roll Reps. . . 18 Roughriders . ....... 30-31 School Life . . 4, 16, 32, 33, 93, 94, 108 Science Club . ....... . 39 Senior Class . 109-141 Senior Play . . . . 70 Ski Club ..., . 40 Social Service Com. -. 25 Songleaders . . . . 55 Sophomore Class . . 81-92 Spades . . . . 27 Spanish Club . . 38 Sports Boosters . . 55 Spring Comedy . . . 71 Stage Force . . . . 26 Stamp Club . . . . 40 Study Hall Supervisors . . 20-21 Swim Team . . . . 50 Teachers' Secretaries . 29 Tennis ..... . 59 Thrift Com .... . 25 Ticket Board of Control . 19 Ticket Force . . . 19 Torch ..... . 78 Track .... . 60-61 Traditions Com. . . 25 Tumbling . . . 50 Usher Corps . . 22 Vice-Principal . 7 Mi? Hevg -f-O wishing Com- Suvnmerig he-79'-. 41-J-,xium,,. 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