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

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Jerry W1righl'NQ 3 23 l V D ' X, S-as is 12 .X . iigiifillea Q. E is lgfgiisif 4 SX ii Wig .l Xi QQ 1 Wi T .Q .. , N' ,F Sa ii 'T . Y.. 5 gl. ala ' a 55. .EMF -1 The reporl' read by lhis sludenl will soon be known lo rhe enlire sludenl body lhrough fha lwo represenfafives from each roll. The weekly discussions include members of Cabinel' and Advisory Council, ASR commillee chairmen, and the roll represenlalives. enthusiasm rules Building foward lhe fulure wilh enlhusiasm for +oday's aclivilies has been a parenl in +he ,ASR program of l957. The ac+ivi+ies of Pass Sales' commiHee and fall sign-ups inlroduced lhe new year. One evenl followed anolher in rapid succession: lhe Orienlalion Day for Sophomore Language Arls classes: lhe Orienlalion assembly 'For lhe sludenl' body: and lhe mock eleclion held a+ Roosevell' on Oclober l7, including regislering in one of five precincls and voling on regular voling machines. Sludenfs carried lheir enlhusiasm inlo lhe communily and urged adulls lo vole in 'lhe naiional eleclion. The inleresl of lhe sludenls gave impelus 'ro original and worlhwhile roll room proiecls including: giving books +o +he Walla Walla Sfale Penilenliaryg collecl- ing loys 'For needy children: assembling gifl boxes for Chrislmas families: Folk Dancing for Freedom: and boosling 'lhe pep assemblies wilh banners, costumes, and o+her props. ' Color Week, Back-'lo-School Nighl for parenls, Campus Day, and assemblies wilh disfinguished speakers, such as Washinglon's Senalor Henr M. Jackson and Bishop Srephen Fielding Bayne, highliglnled Roosevell lraclilions. Olher oulslanding assembly programs included lhe Seallle Symphony, 'lhe Roosevell choir and orcheslra, drama groups, and lhe organ concerls. Roosevell sludenls earned recognilion in such aclivilies as: lhe lnler-high Council: fwo edilorials in lhe Seallle Times enlilled Wha'l' Sfudenls Think of Sporlsmanship al' lhe Games, and Value of Exlra Curricular Ac'l'ivilies : and paplicipalion in 'rhe l957 Teens Againsl' Polio campaign, Lick Polio Wilh Lo lipops. The sludenl body, looking 'loward lhe fulure, held eleclions in l'he spring, fol- lowed by lhe inaugurals of Girls' Club, Boys' Club, and l'he ASR officers. Sludenl Cabinel, lhe execulive branch of lhe ASR, consisfs of sludenl' leaders and faculfy members, who discuss school problems. Slandinq: Jerry Wrighl, Brad Edwards, Dick Harrison, Dan Goff, Tom Giske. Lee Folkins, John Ederer, Mrs. Helen Smilh, Mr. Lloyd Turner, Bob Wyman, Harry DeTurk, Mike Moore, Dan Mefz. Sealed: Calhy Cornell, Befh Harrell, Susan Hall, Corrine Dignon, Sandy McCar9y, Julie Alm, Candi Savage, Judy May. in-1 ,N marins- 3 T . -K ' ,