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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1958 volume:

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X X 1 N Q ,V Vg . . . . -. - v- V -. He was born in Asotin Washington in .xi H x x X J 1 t px .XI tl 1 1890. He received his B.A. degree from -F M W- 43 ' xWashington State in 1912 where he was X A V 1 5 . . . E A Qi' 1 lv p w X if active in drama, music, Journalism, , .X 2. ' N if .E and a member of the championship ten- tl! EN . . 4 5 nis team. He enrolled in advanced study lt is he 5 3 Q at the University of Chicago and later it ' . 5 . . , , x -,X 1 V ., received his MA. from the University of - T ' x . . X, X al. , 5. 5 X J Washington in 1934. . 'R tl 3 FZ . 3 -4 fs. ' u -4 . With a ma or in ournalism, he con- f . M J lv fx, V tinued this work through the establishment - . ' - xi . X ix ,Q X N ,Q of many high school newspapers and the p '11 1 publishing of eight successful novels 1 K .,,p X for young people. Best known of these are rx Kr 9, ,ug Rookie Coach and the Grand Coulee ' 2,1 lf p yi :K l W A p . . ...J lie, IX Mystery. -4 X As an active member of the community, 1 A X. 'XL X X Mr. Fulton was chairman of the Nl .5 K' board for Friends of the Libraryg a nil A Q 'S member of Rotary Club, a member of the 'S 12,28 gf L Washington and National Education YN. fx, QQ g QX Q Associations. He had gained fame as an K X 'V .1 1 s s X. X N. X excellent speaker, contributing worth- Q ' .J 7' while ideas to youth as well as adults. 5, J .fx Q , , 4, R, 1 H Q ' 1 Whether working among his flowers at lc '-x N ' . . Q X .C-.Q at V ' his beloved Mercer Island home, or behind X H -A ' 1 his desk at Roosevelt, or writing for XA H lx Q if V youth, Reed Fulton strove to do his best, ' , J . ' . . , 4 N , A Q a quality he asked of his students, ' . Q ' V. never comparing one with the other. J s 1 1 1 lx? He once said, The public mind is res- . x v- A ,. . ponsible for much that transpires in a demo- Q X s X X V ' cracy, and educators are responsible for Q Y SX .Q jx Q53 the factors which fashion the public mind. J jj V If V As a tribute to her brother, Lois Fulton lj xl! has drawn the sketch on the opposite page. Mutt. 'Q ...A-- 'L ,gr A -325' ,ebff-fi: Q ' JT? if rf Fx S V ', 'Q ' x- mfg.. vt . w ' lo ' QA ., 'Q ' 1 - -:VM 3. if .if 'fr ' y il? ' S . 'Wig ': !w: 'I It gx ...ut 5 I . ,. IN ld l x 12.1 dv X 5 bil 0-000 gtnwxlusovloq ob Irvin LJ, Nd Ln: I ll l og tl XJ af ll 9 J' lf c, L 0' L 50' f N 9 Ao 021 cf' A w 4 X1 0 A 0 + W lwxox ' V3 if or Wie Qi UQ M if W U9 ,lf in Wftv MM? M My Wlahle uf Contents Showcase. . . Service . . 8 Faculty . . . Curriculum . ASR Activities Clubs . . . Spurs - Roughrid Productions . . TR Centennial . Sports . . Classes . . Sophomores . Juniors. . Seniors . . . Awards and Index Acknowledgements .f-fn Af-Q! 1 gf! I' 1541! .V 3 ,fd N f r Hof ff' fblfffl if F ff f.,,Vf, 16 Q1-W f W! ?ff L' fn'-f aux 1,7 f 16? 4 ,QQ ,Q fffy . Lrfpf Ulf,.,V1f, Q50 xi Q! Jfw I ,J uf 7 ,!, 0 ff X, xw W, v .f Ll M VJ! 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Returning to Roosevelt, I find that the students have a unique respect for these areas of endeavor. Certainly our faculty and students are- keeping pace with our rapidly changing world and it is an inspiration to be a part of that effort. These words by Vice-Principal Frank Hana- walt clearly express his views of Roosevelt. Several years ago, he was a social studies teacher here, having received his degrees from the College of Puget Sound and the University of Washington. EecH F.BuHnck Returning to Roosevelt as principal and Seattle chairman of the committee investi- gating enriched classes, Mr. Cecil F. Bullock is encouraging high scholastic standards. National recognition was given to Roosevelt when it became one of the thirty-eight secondary schools with a large percentage of finalists in the National Merit Scholarship examinations. Mr. Bullock summarizes Roosevelt's growth: After six years' absence, I find Roosevelt healthy and thriving.- The search for knowledge, the respect for scholarship, and the development of responsible student leadership which brought distinction to our earlier years have all risen to new levels of achievement. It is characteristic of our Roosevelt way of life- 'The Strenuous Lifel' ff William Clyde Cameron Cooper lames Corlett Mathematics Science Mathematics james Erickson Lee Folsom John Fuller Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics A Charles Henderson Ivan jones Ora Krienke Sci f Science Science 1 Elmo Little Science Elizabeth Moser I g Science Doris Mullen Mary Simeon Mathematics Anna Steendahl Mathematics Phillip Stucky Mathematics Dean Walter Mathematics Science Oscar Rosenquist Science Iohn Rushing lifuthemutics David Scott Science fkr is Sciences Increase In Importance Science and mathematics have skyrocketed in importance in the nation's security, Roosevelt's Science Department is keeping pace with the future. Enriched courses in Chemistry ll, Physics ll, and accelerated Trigonometry, have been added to the curriculum. ln after-school hours, the teachers in these departments lead full lives. A favorite hobby of Mr. Cameron Cooper and Mr. Oscar Rosenquist is to capture the beauty of their trips with their cameras. Others of the department have interests which are related to the subject which they teach. For example, Mr. Lee Folsom's leisure time interest is electronics. This last summer, Mr. Charles Henderson and Mr. David Scott matriculated at the University, the former as a student, the latter as a teacher of Physics. Mr. William Clyde spent the summer as Lieutenant Commander of a Navy submarine. Faculty ' RJ 1.2 .ap Leonard Thrapp Drivers' Education Julia Metz Language Arts as 'ii X Helen Anderson Virgil Anderson Social Studies Language Arts Edna Breazeale Carlotta Brunson Language Arts Lois Fulton Art Clark Green Language Arts Language Arts Igor Gladstone Foreign Language Ann Grodal Language Arts Gail Ingle Foreign Language Earle Jones Language Arts Richard junco Foreign Language Carl Lawrence Social Studies Kenneth Lyman Music Aristelle MacDonald language Arts Byron Baggaley Social Studies Elizabeth Clark Social Studies Helen Chess Language Arts Alma Hawkins Foreign Language Berkeley Hutchins Language Arts Philip Bauclin Foreign Language jean Elshin Art Agnes Arnold Language Arts The Arts Contribute tn llummunicatiun With the world rapidly becoming one unit, the foreign language teachers are helping to bridge American and foreign interests. Many of them travel to the countries which speak the language they teach. This last summer, Mrs. Edith Norman visited Spain and Miss Gail Ingle studied in Rome on a scholarship. Mrs. Norman also co-authored a Spanish text book which was published this fall. Trying to give us a better understanding of other countries, Social Studies teachers spend their vacations taking refresher courses and traveling. Miss Helen Anderson's last trip took her to such places as Australia and the Suez Canal. The Language Arts department endeavors to improve all communication. Recent activities of this group of teachers include: Mr. Gordon Mauer- mannis publishment of a playg Mr. Virgil Anderson's tour of Europe last summerg and Mr. Ivard Strauss's book on the art of stage direction which is in its final stages. Four new teachers were added to Roosevelt's faculty for the second semester. They are: Mr. Leonard Thrapp, Mrs. Helen Chess, Mrs. Agnes Arnold, and Mrs. julia Metz. They all have taught previously in Seattle Schools. Iack Rasmussen Social Studies Florence Russell Foreign Language Conrad Schirmer Social Studies Ellen Smith Language Arts Mary Lou Mason Language Arts Jean MUSSCI Language Arts Edward Ottum Music Kenneth Parmeter Language Arts Ivard Stxauss Language Arts Lloyd Tumer Social Studies Alice Wiley Social Studies Martha Young Language Arts Gordon Mauermann Language Arts Edith Norman Foreign Language Dale Parker Social Studies Earl Prebezac Social Studies Margaret West Language Arts James Zachow Language Arts I3 Faculty Kathryn Barber Home Economics Donald Harney Industrial Arts Elizabeth Lohren Business Education Elizabeth Moe Girls' P.E. Audrey Spadey Business Education Erling Thorsen Industrial Arts Robert Bell Boys' P.E. Lou Hull Boys' P.E. Eleanor Loughead Business Education Elizabeth Montgomery Business Education Doris Sundling Business Education David Burrell I ndustriul Arts Aurora Kipperberg Girls' P.E. Helen McCormick Business Education Richard Mooney Business Education Melvin Dranga Boys' Health Ed. Ernest Lauber Industrial Arts Betty McFarlane Girls' P.E. Eugene Olmsted Business Education Lorna Erickson Home Economics Robert Lindh Boys' P.E. Celia Michel Home Economics Hugh Preston Business Education Praetieal Courses Prove Useful Preparing students for industry and its management is the main function of the Commercial Department. In keeping with a new Strenuous Life policy of highlighting a different department each year, pages twenty-two and twenty-three have been devoted to this department. Industrial Arts teachers pass on the skills necessary to industryg and enjoy outdoor sports in their spare time. An enriched course in this field, Pre-Engineering Drawing, is being offered for the first time this year. Ccreducational courses dealing in the art of home living are offered by the Home Economics Department, giving excellent preparation for meeting the problems of running a home. The Home Economics teachers have practical experience in this as they all have homes and families of their own. Keeping the building trim and clean: Lester Huston, head custodian, Raymond Burris, Ottie Bushek, Oswald Derheim, Lewis Mitchell, George Thomas, james Stull, Daniel Sul- livan, Elmer Grimes: missing, William Roller. Advisers llffer Timely Guidance Counsellors advise students concerning their lives here and as graduates. They are particularly helpful to the seniors by making the following accessible to them: approximately twenty college conferences each year, information concerning scholarships Clast April more than fifty seniors won scholarshipsD: college boardsg and grade prediction tests. The counsellors arrange a testing program for the rest of the school, also. Supervised study periods are a privilege denied in many school systems, Roosevelt has four outstanding study halls in which the teachers encourage efficient habits of work. bara Ward. These cooks help to satisfy the hunger of students at noon: Magdelene Semnock, Helen Scott, head: Lucille Miller, Grace Valentine, Dorothy Kinkead, Helen Cheeseworth, geatgi Wilson, Edna Prout, Erna Fisher, Lila Knott, Edna rin e. Y ' The following librarians have made the library an attractive place: Dorothy Watson, head librarian: Brita Almquist, Bar- v ,r These secretaries help to run the school efficient- ly: Lois Coburn, counselling officer Arlene Hedeen, attendance office: Jeanne Gerlach, school secretary assistant: Margaret Dainard, school sec- retary. in Edward Liston Ralph Rehbock Counsellor Counsellor Hattie Fitzgerald Evelyn Ekholm Counsellor Nurse Laura Brewitt Marguerite Roys Study Study Helen Smith William l-lall Adviser Adviser 15 Faculty RHS greenhouse is the center of industrious Botany stu- dents' activities. Botanists are: Dan Prinz, John Couch, Ioan Parkkinen, Sharon Reans, Mr. Oscar Rosenquist, in- structor. Plane Geometry develops the powers of deductive reasoning while proving theorems Look ing ahead into Solid Geometry are: Steve Cook, Carolyn Cla ser, Sue Fletcher, Greg Thompson. Skills of the Industrial Arts are useful in all walks of life. Mr. Don Harney, instructor, helps Robert Dutz with his project. Sophs Sample Education To build, one must start at the bottom, is a saying which Sophomores can apply to themselves. As the new underclassmen of Roosevelt, they must orientate them- selves by locating their classrooms, choosing extracurricular activities, and acquainting themselves with the traditions of Teddyville. Sophomores are required to take Language Arts 10a and 10b to earn a certificate or a diploma. World History, Geometry, and a foreign language are college requirements which often form tenth grade curriculum. The courses for the Sophomore year are selected during the preceding spring. A variety of electives is available. These include: Photography, Typing, Band, Jewelry, Electricity, Boat Building, Foods, and Navigation. Students in a Speech Arts class learn how to speak and act in front of an audience. Demonstrating are: Pat Wen- zlaff, jerry Walton, Craig Iohnston, Sandra Wood. German students learn to speak and write in German. In costume are: Mike Metz- ger, Kathy Tralle, Lee Scott, Sally Sindt. From grammar to literature is the span taught in Sophomore Language Arts classes. Con- ducting roll business are: Iim Carbin, Phebe Porras, Miss Jean Musser, instructor. Sophomore Curriculum A gymnastic feat for all Roose- velt laoys is participation in the obstacle course. Students demonstrate their skill to parents on Back To School Night. Y -7 Chemistry is included in the curriculum of ap- proximately one-half of Roosevelfs graduating class. A major part of this chemistry is taken in the Junior year. Wendell Gadd, Betty Elmstrom, and Victor Hasselblad engage in a chemical ex- periment. Iournalism is a Junior year course. Pictured work- ing on a dummy are: Gene Ericson, Perry Koon, John Bird, Dottie Matthiesen, Mr. S. C. Green, instructorg Molly Walton, Ann Broughton, Bar' bara Thuesen, Mike Sweeney, and Hal Weber. Iunmr Curriculum ? 9- -1: 1 luninrs llhnnse Rich Courses A second year student at Roosevelt may take subjects which interest him, and will be useful in his future plans. Pictured on these two pages are classes that are predominantly junior subjects. One of the interesting features of the Language Arts Department is that juniors are offered the chance to substitute either Writing Laboratory or Journalism for Language Arts lla. A wide variety is offered to juniors in Home Economics and Industrial Arts that include: Electric Shop, Metal Shop, Pre-engineering Drawing, Home Living, Clothing, and Home Management. Students in this Algebra III class ponder a complicated slide- rule problem. Mr. john Rushing, instructor, Barbara Waak, Diane Wilson, Dan Hallgrimson, Margaret Ludy CHid- 'ar 'Ar QHLL U Q ff W ,ig lv Wgggabs For all juniors, United States History is a require ment. Mr. ,lack Rasmussen tnstructor Jim Beau naux, Julie Willet, and L D Covington Industrial Arts classes or shop classes gwe boys valuable skills. Future cabinet makers gam know ledge in t his wood-working class denD, Dick Harrison, jerry Larson, Doug Orkney, john Bird, and Dick Beopple. Preparing girls for homemaking has now become a school problem. Pictured in Clothing II class are Judy Harden, Mrs. Lorna Erickson, instructor, Marie Iversen, Bonnie Kemp, and Sandra Evans. me Seniors Build Year Whether for career, college or marriage, senior courses provide a solid foundation. Language Arts l2a, health education, gym, and a social studies class are requirements for the senior year. Seniors can choose from a variety of electives to complete the twenty-five and one-half credits necessary for graduation. Innovations concerning curriculum include: Commencement Commit- tee as an accredited classg the introduction of semi-micro-chemistryg and a meat-buying pro gram sponsored by the Washington Cattlemen's Association in the foods classes. Math Analysis is offered to students capable of handling a college level mathematics course. Mr. Phillip Stucky instructs the class on the prin- ciples of advanced algebra while John Adamski, Bill Burke, Randy Revelle, and Pauline Yeager demonstrate at the blackboard. Senrer Curriculum The proper bandaging and transporting of the injured is demonstrated by Miss Aurora Kipperberg's fourth period students. Sylvia Stewart, Nor- een Kumasaka, Linda Witt- wer, Carolyn Luft, Anne Tat- terson, and Marilyn Dixon carry victim Bonnie Chelin. The art of cookery - planning meals, buying food and pre- paring it in a variety of ways - is learned through expe- rience by these students: table one - John Rohlman, Bill Daly, jackie Neeseg table two - Nancy Gaylord, Dottie Bar- ragar, Sharon Spadafore, Dianne Born, Susan Emry, Arden Apted, Ioan Benhamg table three - Tom Crum, Ron Peterson, Rita Potts, Sandra Richardson, Bob Pace. The creative element is the emphasis of Sculpture and Craft class. Gene Brownell ad- vises Ron Piajoman, Kathie Armstrong, Lou Ella Nixon, and Sharon White, as they carve and polish. A study of behavior principles is part of the curriculum of psychology. D a v e Gravrock and Jane Wiegert learn, through discussion, how to an- alyze personality. French students Christie Stam and David Ault display figurines and art work to the beret and coif topped members of Miss Florence Russell's fourth period class. A term paper and preparation of a round table are culminating assignments in Language Arts l2a. Discussing the Atlantic Monthly are Mrs. Car- lotta Brunson's first period seniors: Dick Meyer, Doug Orkney, Bonnie Lewis, Judy Smyth, Pat Giles, and David Corey, as Ann Meyer looks on. 60.1 J Business is Attractive Featuring one department of the school's curriculum in The Strenuous Life is an annual tradition. This year an inside view of an up-todate Business Education Department which offers four courses, bookkeeping, clerical, retailing, and secre- tarial, is presented. Often students have found in one of these a foundation for their future careers. The school is indebted each year to this department for the mimeographing of the Sophomore handbook, the Compass, the Teddy Echo, Big Stick, and also the typing of most of the tests and bulletins. The classes in this department are very popular with the students, as can be seen by this year's enrollment, which totals 1,126. A dictation drill in shorthand to test speed and skill is being given by Margie Porter: Row four-Susan Hall. Row three -LaDrene Ainsley, Barbara Holden. Row two-Winifred Freidman, Zana Dean, Dor- othy Keener. Row one-Sally Pfieffer, Nancy Oldenburg, Peggy Button, Susan Dewar. UA day in court is enacted by the Business Law class: Row three-Deanna Vollan, Den- nis Leahy, Ruth Knemeyer, Mary Ann Paulson, Hugh Middleton, Joe Grant, Paul Decker, Lon Davidson. Row two-Sandra Mathis, Claudia Hailstone, Karen Williams, Cece Tenney, Lyanne Nick- las, Bob Monroe. Bow one- Grant Giske, llanice Czar- netzke, Pat Ke ly. A variety of office skills are challenged by these machines: Bow two-Billie Sue Offield, Pat Critchett, Lauriene Hughes. Bow one-Margaret Ross, jean Ulsrud. 4 Mr. Eugene Olmsted helps Christine Weimer to balance her ledger in this class in bookkeeping: Row five-Ross Hahne, Harold Halvorson, Bob Hansen. Row four-Ieanne Smith. Row three- Pmochelle Jones, Nancy Kelley, Larry Bell, Valerie Wilmot. Row two-Nancy Hubbard, Gail Mor' gan. Row one-Doris Cerhing, Louise Jones. Testing a typing class's speed and accuracy, Miss Audrey Spady gives a time write: Row six-Robert Dietz. Row five-Janet Gustin, Gary Dun- lap, jim Chase. Row four- Linda Hunnicutt, Cstundingb Miss Spady. Row three-Leila Kann, Jane Holm. Row two- Ann Scott. Row one-Paul Grindall. ' With an interest in retailing, Vern Savage, Sue Danbom, Belinda Bailey, and Renee Cussac discuss the display they have made. Business Educatlnn Department . ,.., . an . wi. R 5, 'Nz 45 ani ,ff di 'D' Ts' SA K ,,-1 if 7--if-W - -- -- ef- - Mr. Charles Henderson and Mr. Lloyd T u rn e I aid the 195 7-5 8 administration in co- ordinating the go v e rn m e nt and activities of Roosevelt. Advisory Council, the ASR's judicial branch, guides stu- dents who have committed misdemeanors. Members Su- kd ga! san Mullin, Ken Du son, ! The Student Council serves as a medium between the stu- dent and his government. The two representatives from each roll attend bi-weekly meet- ings, make reports, and Zend discussions of school problems in their roll. 1. U' rg H' WCM A sandwich-sign campaign against disobeying the traffic light was sponsored by the ASR Cabinet. Representatives from variousactivities examine school problems: Fred Abramson, Al Hanley, Nick Keyock, Pat Kelly, Liz Freeman, Judy May, Linda McLean, Katie Eaden, Helen Lundin, Karen Meredith, Kathie Annstrong, Pam Frieze, Nina Redman, Carolyn Smith, Ann Broughton, Pei: liucas. CMissingJ: Harvey Nelson and Dolph Zu ic . ASR Carol Anderson Joe Cheesman John Ederer Pam Frieze Lee Goodwin Tom Greaves Karen' Hochfeld Judy Hoetrner Lori Jennings Bob Keyser Judy Manos Bruce Martin r-'A . Qu.. Sally McCue Dave Metcalf Nancy Millen Kathy Moran .J-v ,fat 'af it aoNE5 5 -W. f?9 'i'l'A:yw , x at flfsg ,ser . . 4 , t wo , RG . , 5 5 ,sa .-if ,I . . , , 1r,,.,,,gt5.f-5-'gg-:w.1:: ages fx Helping to raise the integrity of students in tests and general con- duct is the objective of the Ethical Conduct' Committee. Martin Kohler, Dick Grace, Linda Wilson, Sue Goulter, Mel Mosher, Karen Groth, Frank Solomon, Suzie Jenner, Judy Lounsbury, Carol Bould, Gail Uzelak, and John Walkup, chairman. CMissingD: Al Johnston, Carol Sloan, and Sandy XVeir. t Mt. my W x Ul One of the most important possessions of a student is his activity card or Pass. The Pass Sales Committee: Row one- Diane YVilson, Claudia Lowry. Raw two- Karen Stroh, Katie Eaden, chainnang Judy Woodward. Row three-Linda McLean, Liz Freeman, Geri Pearce, Paula Paup. Row four-Judy Manos, Dorothy Keener, Sylvia Bradley, Darlene Blake, Vickie Pond. Row five- Iim Wall, Pat Morgan, Flo DeTurk, Ann Chamberlain, Carolyn Breuer. Row six-Ann Broughton, Judy Barn- hart, Dianne Carr, Coralie Jensen, and Midge Erickson. Kathy Parks Maija Pipars Sandy Ray Jon Rider Ken Roberson Rochelle Shimitz Carolyn Smith Don Smith Sylvia Stewart Dave Tregoning John Walkup . 1 A Committees Lead Under the able leadership of their chairmen, twenty- seven ASR committees had a successful year. The big event for the com- mittee chairmen was the annual potluck dinner which afforded them a chance to become better acquainted. Yenom Ssap was a familiar quote seen throughout the halls of Roosevelt. This quote, literally Pass Money, aided in the sale of passes which enable the stu- dents to attend school activities. The Finance Committee has enlarged its functionsg the transfer of the Ground Improvement Committee to Mr. Rosenquist as a roll room project sparked additional student par- ticipation. The Inter-School Traffic Safety committee replaced the Health and Safety committee and shows signs of great activity. When n sophomore enters Roosevelt he is given a Compass which is a detailed outline of life at Roosevelt. Bob Keyser, clmirmang Betty Elmstrom, Becky Knudson, Nancy Clark, Nancy Busigin, Carol Lambert, Nancy Greenway, Helen Lundin, Lu Anne Bean, Jeanie Hunt, Georgie lsaminger, Linda Wilson, Linda Dyer, Patsy Lee, Carolyn Breuer, Diane Tellefsen, Jan I-lemenway. CScut1:dD: Nick Keyock, Jane Haughawout, Barbie Tay- lor, Judy Borseth. Second semester committee people not pictured are: Donna Baerg, Anne Bradley, Penny Brown, Marilyn Clark, Nyle Clark, Judy Condit, Carol Edson, Jo Anne Ellerbrook, Karen Gustafson, Margaret Harris, Sherry Hooper, Barbara Key, Carolyn Leach, Carol Nor- ton, Jeff Spear, Christie Stam, Ed Stern, Maita Vincent, Nancy Wells. Collecting banking money and promoting the habit of saving are the jobs of the Thrift Committee. CSeatedJ: Kathy Parks, qhairmang Bonnie Chelin. CStandingD: Gary Haldane, Ann O'Loughlin, Joan Heron, and Lynn Mackey. CMiss- ingj: Marilyn Urstad, Judy Wil- liamson, Diane Hellam, Judy Pittman. Every student who has graduated from Roosevelt is listed on the files of the Alumni Committee. Nancy Wells, Ann McClelland, Sara Stokes, Judi Ennis, Geri Clampitt, Carolyn Smith, chair- man, Carol Den-net, Hugh Red- ford. CMissingj: Ilene Evans, Lou Ann Benham, Carol Sammons, Emily Vargas, Linda Fleming. 4Q?M,f5't' Poster-making and general school advertising are duties of the Publicity Committee. Back row- Sue Fletcher, Marilyn Dixon, Carolyn Bergquist, Barbara Baum, Sue Lien. Third row-Candy Pearson, Janet Nelson, Vivienne Kayes, Judy Har- den, Shiera Lee Galle, Myrna Carr, Darlene Fontana, Susan Bradway, Carol Shuman, Carolyn Boone. Seated-Shirlene O'Bryant, Mary Ann Steinberg, Janet MacDonald, Gail Matheson, Shirley Olson, Kris Albert, Laurie Wilcox, Cam McLean, Pat Waring, Donna Campbell. Kneel- ing- Karen Hochfeld, chairmang Liz Freeman. CMissingj: Ginny Marr, Nancy Maddox, Jacquie Bowersox, Charlotte Ross, Molly Walton, Jean Wright. Assembly Committee schedules and plans Roos- evelt's regular assemblies: Jan Irving, Maija Pipars, chairman, Margo Hartland, Jon Steens- land, Rochelle Shimitz, co-chairman, Jean Sul- livan. P-TA Dance Committee plans, decorates, and Works at the bi-monthly dances held in the Eckstein gym. Row o1u'- Susan Hall, Susan Mullin, Lynn Harris, Pat Mc- Corkle, Carol Fortenbacher, Brenda Boyker, Christy Luker, Lynn Kaufman, Jody Schampera, Leanne Goss, Susan Evans, Nancy Tingvall..Ro1t1 two-Rhys Vllilkie, Tom Campbell, Doug McDonald, Jan Silts, Bob Gilbert, Dan Barr, Pete Anderson, Bill Pringle, Byng Hunt, Dick Mitchell, Greg Possehl, Gary VVilde, Joe Cheesman, chairman. CNot picturetil: Sandy Ray, co-chairman, Jim' Anderson, Judy Austin, Ann Bacon, Sylvia Bradley, Bob Brandon, Jim Brewer, Barbara Burton, Ann Chamber- lain, Susan Dewar, Peggy Farrell, Kristi Fielding, Laurie Giles, Jim Graham, Carl Grinolds, Fred Hanson, Ellen Harkins, Nancy Harrell, Dick Hatfield, Marion Hill, Sue Hurley, Coralie Jensen, Cathy Jones, Jeff Keuss, Carol Keyser, Claudia Lowry, Lyn MacDonald, Midge Mickelson, George Nostrand, Kathy Penchos, Ann Ran- kin, Judy Shepherd, Mary Lee Smith, Sharon Smith, Nancy Ullman, Allen VanNess, Gail VVarnell, Bob Willis, Patsy Winn, Karen Woodall, Jeanne Wright, Judy Yeo. Keeping timely displays in the ASR showcase is the work of the Bulletin Board Committee: Row one--Sarah Silliman, Nancy But- ler, Judy Manos, chairman. Row tivo - Linda Cunningham, Carol Henderson, Nancy Bennett, Lynn Edwards. Ii ow three -- Dottie Matthiesen, Barbara Hamilton, Barbara Woodburne. CNot pic- lurctijz Jo Brunson, Susie Hiltner, Eleanor Huse, Patty Jo Messer, Helen Joachim, Jan VanDer1in- den, Karen Young. I Matau, Margaret Harris, Lori Jen nings, chairman, Carol Norton Erickson to RHS. CNot pictun:dD Mann, Christie Kolar. Friendship Committee holds an annual spring f ae u 1 t y tea, and Sends cards to new students. Cathy Sue Day, Mary Ann Fullerton, Judie Vtlills, Sally Blaklcy, Bar- bara VVa1lace, Diane Moody, and Cynthia Cole welcome Mr. Jarnes Phebe Porras, Sally Sellen, Bonnie Reaugh, Barbara Pearson, Lola ASR Uffers Service Social Service Committee handles school drives and plans the annual l'Help the Needy project at Christmas: CKneelingD: Sue Vadman, Judy Hendrickson, Sally McCue, chairman, Nancy MacMahon, Vickie Pond. CSfandingJ: Judy Anderson, Karen Sprague, Susie Glickman, Joyce Johnston, Rosemary Rogers, LuAnne Bean, Diane Huey, Barbara Newton, June Marlowe, Margie Seeley, Eva Meyer, Colette Welch, Margaret Ludy, Lynn O'Leary. CNot picturedD: Diane Dondero, Mr. Hugh Preston, adviser. m Traditions Committee focuses attention on Roosevelt's traditions through Color VVeek and the Color Day assembly, the trophy case, and Campus Day. Members are CScatedj-Carol Anderson, chair- man: Karen Marcus. Row one-Jack Luker, Marilyn Neff, Carolyn Ritchie, Darlene Graybeal, Helene I-louk, Leila Kann, Carol Blair, Jeanne Smith, Sherry Lacey, Sue Curry, Bonnie Kemp, Judy Ander- son, Nancy Pittcnger. Row two-Nancy Onstad, Judy Barnhart, David Felclr. fNot picrnredj: Jo Allen, Judy Harden, Linda Roman, Paul Ross, Miss Dorothy Watson, adviser. Building school spirit through pep assemblies and the sale of booster buttons is the purpose of Sports' Boosters: Row one-Vickie Skews, Lee Miller, Flo DeTurk, Margaret Shaw. Row two-Denny Ramsden, Ellen Koogle, Carolyn Snow, Peggy Hanley, Jon Rider, Barry Howard. CNof pic- tnredj: Marie Bodell, Jim Broderick, Ann Broughton, Steve Camp, Sue Day, Pam Foster, Dick Harrison, Peggy Hull, Pat lmbery, Pete Katims, Gay Kendall, Neal Liden, Brian MacDonald, Hugh Middleton, Bill Nienau, Susan Noel, Geri Pearce, John Reed, Ken Sargent, Don Sjostrom, Bob Trimble, Gary Wilson, Sally Dillon, Chuck Barbo. Service and efficiency are the key words of the Main Office Workers. Back row - Cherie Wilson, Linda Fleming, Pen- ny Westgate, Karen Claussen, Merrilyn Will, Kendel Ly- man. Front row - Barbara Pearson, Judy Tidwell, Sharon Neff Con telephonelg Susan Pearson, Dolores Smith, Judy Patterson, Eliza- beth Vest, Marilyn Clark, Janet Hill. fMissingl - Lee Miller, Lourie Giles, Sally Dillon. is wa' Keeping the lunchroom order- ly is the job of the Lunchroom Committee. fStandingl - Ray Gaddis, Ron Pajoman, John Candelario, John Ederer, co- chairmun. fSeutedl - Pam Frieze, co-chairman, Kathy Carlin. 30 ervice Members of Library Club help to keep the library run- ning smoothly, Back row - Dorothy Keener, vice-presi- dent, Brenda Hume, Anne Bishop, Diana Gilmore, Kathy Moran. Front row - Janet Miller, Lyanne Nicklas, presi- dentg Kaye Dammann, secre- taryg Carmalieta Piookstool, Carol Czarnowsky. Un front of deskl - Melody Hudgens, Sue Smith. fMissingl - Carol Sloan. Seating people and keeping order at all school functions are the responsibilities of the Usher Corps. Buck row - Sally Alger, Barbara Thompson, Connie Lee. Claudia Nevins, Carolyn Lee, Julie Kirton. Third row - Virginia Anderson, Susan Rosene, Martie Apostol, Donna Karol, Judy Hoetmer, chairman: Kathy Davis. Second row - Mary Ann Miller, Carol Roth, Bonnie Powell, Judy Smyth, Irene Espinoza, Joan Harrison, Raylene Gardner, Nancy Dilling, Vivian Oakvik. Sharon Lee, gidy Robbins, Janet Neese, Diane en- sen, Jill Mullen, Annette Wood- ruff. Carmalieta Ruokstool. Front row - Jeff Steele, Curt North- rop, Bruce Martin, Ken Roberson, chairman: Bob Pace. Lawrence Brooks. Paul Wienir. Alex Shev- chenko, Neal Zimmerman, Terry Wienir. fMissingJ - Lynn Bishop, Lana Coe, Carol Wlut- man, Roger Cobb. Karl Crosby, Bill Holien, Stone Parker, Craig Wilkie. Roosevelt is kept neat and clean by the Building Im- provement Committee. fOn stooll - Lee Goodwin, chair- man: Cstandingl -- Herb Stimpson, Ted Thwing, Lin- da Dobson, jeff Jen fkneelingl - Steve Wilen. Student passes as well as tick- ets for all school productions and games are sold by the Ticket Force. Terry Wienir, Bill Burke, Vic Hasselblad, Sig Hoverson. fMissingJ - Don Smith, chairman. Students Serve Sehenl Roosevelt has numerous student organi- zations to serve her. Many Teds often devote an hour a day in maintaining order at school functions and in school itself. They help to keep records for the main office, attendance, counseling, and Girls, and Boys' Clubg direct visitorsg assist the faculty, keep the school cleang and publicize events of interest and importance. Keeping the school's attendance records correct is the task performed by the Attendance Office Workers. Karen Nordstrom, Barbara Blythe, Bar- bara Hartinger, Kristin Cornwell, Sara Stokes, Ann Swoyer, Joann Scheres, Judy Pol a n d e r , Diane Clark, Betty Elmstrom, Virginia Chichetti, Karen Falkenberg, Judi Taylor, Judy johnson. fMissingl - Sandy Belcher, Barbara Burton. nings, ex be be X,,, L 5'-3 i qi Members of Camera Club learn useful skills through taking and developing pic- tures for school organizations: Vicki Reifler, Jim Reckers, Herb Smithson, Chris Wurg- ler, Gary Christenson, Jim Kenney, Bill Bell. CNot pic- turedj: Carol Uitti, Bill Wiri- blade, Bob Emminger, Jeff Steele, Paul Scheib, Judy Scheib, Brian Grizzell, Mr. Cameron Cooper, adviser. Foreign Language Club officers compare customs and costumes. Latin Club: CSeatedj: Karen Ross, Kathy Gallagher, Linda Smith, Robin Erickson, Karen Oscarsong Cszandingj: jan Siks, Wendell Gadd, Jeff Keuss, Don Finroe. Siglund Lutz, Ted Watts Cseatedj, and Fritz Quenzler Cstandingj lead German Club. Flo DeTurk Cseatedj and Barbara Key Cstandingj represent French Club. CNot picturedj: Latin Club-Sheldon Bennett, Wayne Evans, Carol Edson, Paul Grindall, Pat Wise, Miss Gail Ingle, adviser, German Club- Lawrence Brooks, Miss Alma Hawkins, adviser, French Club-Linda Roman, Miss Florence Rus- sell, adviser. Charley Huffine and pres- ident Doranne Remy, Debate Club members, exchange ideas while Frank Coyle, Ed Stern CseatedD and Bob Rob- lee, Cand Shorett, Marilyn Dixon, Ielxi Spear Cstandingb listen. CNot picturedD: Don MacKinnon, Mr. Byron Bag- galey, adviser. A service club, the TR's, move lunchroom tables for meetings: Table one Ceo1mt4-r-cIockwisc'j- jim Reckers, -prr.-sidmztg jay Horn- bcak, Steve Ritt, Stcvc Sakaguchig table two-Dan Barr, Bob Jensen, lack Lindaas, Bill Kost. Other members look on: Dick Mitchell, Bill Pringle, Ed Stern, Neal Zim- merman. Charley Huffine, David Felch, Dick Grace, Bob Emmin- gcr, Bob Ridgeway, Jim Corbin, Dan Metcalf, Bob Barnes, Paul Wienir, Lynn Bassett, Gary Cro- mer, Terry Murphy, Dan Hall- grimson, Bob Roblec, L. D. Cov- ington, Neal Lidcn, Larry Bell, Don Axtell, Grant Giske, Chiu!- dunj, Sheldon Bennett. Traffic Safety and Inter-school Relations Com- mittee promotes understanding between schools and sponsors traffic safety campaigns. Inter-High Council members Gail Brunson, Dolph Zubick, and Susan Anderson discuss problems with mem- bers: Row one-Belinda Bailey, Ann Peterson, Carol Gain, Lloyd Hara, Mike Martin, Dave Kingsbury, Dave Metcalf, chairman. Row two- Ted Watts, Dick Grace, Randy Ptevelle, Warren Banks, Terry Wienir. CNot picturedj: Linda Mc- Mann, Seth Richards. Hall of Fame Committee honors deserving students by placing their pictures in the Hall of Fame display case: Row one-Connie Johnston, Carol Gain, Tom Greaves, chairman. Row two-Sandra Shimitz, Linda Perry, Lars Carlson, Bev Savage, Louise Oien. Folkdancing Club entertains for various programs and banquets: Twirling arc Gail VViscman, Nina Redman, Ted Crabill, and Caro- lyn Jacobson. Jo Brunson, Torn Greaves, Nancy Grund, Gloria Heine, Doug Smith, Nancy Pitt' enger, Gunthild Grossinger., Bob Thompson, Kathy Tralle, and Annette Woodruff look on. Committees and Clubs Judy Adams Martie Apostol Karen Banks Ann Broughton Gail Brunson Gayle Dodson Diane Dondero Betty Elmstrom Peggy Frazer Nancy Gaylord Gloria Glaser Lynn Harris Peggy Hull Eleanor Huse Suzie Jenner Kay Kulserh Noreen Kumasaka Jeanie Liptack Sheila Low Karen Marcus Linda Nelson Darlene Nienau Paula Paup Carolyn Roberts Margaret Shaw JJBQDA-KJXA, fl,c33-fvvxo xx-LB ' 1 35.041 ' M-.MNA owe:-wx . SLEXQJ XLS-J MQ SS xsariiiabv EM. QMS QS- fx E .1 1,3 C 'QI' lxkb-,f ' . EU- SX. 'ngsxflgmf MY fDf7vxfGOxJvvQMQx Welcome Aboard was this q - ' Ck u . . f ' . years greeting to incoming Q 2 Sophomore glrls D A ter participating in a pra- gram to encourage friendship, girls divided into discussion groups at the Little Confer- U ex all Magi.. Ks 'R Karen Meredith President Mrs. Helen Smith Adviser Girls llfler Help Cirls' Club is a corner- stone in the structure of our school. Because of its strength, many girls be- come a vital part of high school life. The year's ac- tivities began with Wel- come Aboard, the Big and Little Sister Party, which was followed by committee signups. The October creed drive pre- ceded ML Wonderful, the Father-Daughter Banquet, and the annual Holly Berry Tea featured awards for the best deco- rated middies. A new cabinet was chosen in January, and all girls were urged to Hang On for committee signups. The year closed with Friendships Carden, Qthe Little Conferencel, Girls' Club Week, and the inauguration of next year's officers and cabinet. Jackie Neese Vice-President Geri Pearce Nancy Walters Kathy Jenner Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer t .b 3 1' ' ' J l .se---f 1 x... t E 81 ' - 1 r . asia mga 1 my We ea . r fa? t, -t ,Ag X., '.t :J -.,: wi , Q! Y'-fr , wi' ' A I A 1 -if Christy Luke: mg Bahmet , Nancy Bennett ,M ? ' '- Ann Chamberlain Q, ,T Alice Cleaver ' Shirley Clifton 2. 1, if B Linda Cunningham im Flo DeTurk li Diane Dondero Q ' gffi- Karen Doran ' f Diane Huey 'Q ' Y A Donna Karol Ellen Koogle Margaret Ludy jean Irvine Eva Meyer Nancy Onstad t E -L asf' Bonnie Io Osterloh ' ,A Ann Peterson Rosemary Rodgers Sarah Silliman Vicki Skewes Judy Smyth Patsy Winn Pauline Yeager hs l L tpspr s 35 Girls' Bluh 'CQ' .ima-0' Al Hanley Crant Lawseth Bob Jensen Chris Lesgurd Mr. William Hall President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Anti-smoking council was formed to assist Advisory Board. Adviser and officers make if A X plans. Builders Cunfer VVithout a firm founda- tion, it is difficult to build an enduring structure. The Roosevelt Boys' Club is an important corner- stone. Before building, blue- prints of the year's activ- ities are designed by the Boys' Club officers, cabinet, and adviser, Mr. Hall. The Big and Little Brother orientation pro- gram for incoming Soph- omore boys, a November Hot Rod Show, and the Football Lettermenls Assembly in December highlighted the first semester. Boys' Club has numerous other activities including car registration, a newly formed anti-smoking council, and the well- attended vocational and military conferences, in which ten Teds Went on a navy cruise. Sorting vocational conference sheets is one of the steps in preparing for the vocational conferences. Hot Rocl Shows were held iwice tlzis year. for My eq. zu LX5 s 'Q sn, if . ,mr- Keith Balcom Tom Crum Ken Duncan Bob Gilbert Grant Gislce Harold Halvorson Lloyd Hara Ken Hoff Pat VV. Kelly Walt Martinsen Dan Sowin Joe Wesson ,f' 7 ,mf uv Cabinet 37 Boys' Club f Y' W UFS ' s Carol Anderson Judy Ange Belinda Bailey Gail Brunson Jo Brunson Peggy Button Karen Claussen Susie Dewar Sally Dillon Emmy Dingwall Marilyn Dixon Gayle Dodson Katie Eaden Darlene Fontana Pam Frieze Lynn Harris Judy Hoetmer Pat Imbery Kathy Jenner Coralie Jensen Judy Johnson Carol Kilgore Joan Lind Judy May Linda McLean Karen Meredith Susan Mullin Jackie Neese Darlene Nienau Paula Paup Geri Pierce Yvonne Perier Maija Pipars Nina Redman Carolyn Roberts Sharon Schellhase Joann Scheres Margaret Shaw Carolyn Smith Carolyn Snow Nan Strother Gayla Trandum Nancy Walters Karen Williams Cherie Wilson Gail Wiseman Linda Wittwet Judy Woodward Janey Wrede Jean Wright Ruffs-Spurs Serve A strong, friendly rivalry between the Spurs and Boughriders gave new impetus to these two honor organizations this year. The Boughriders are forty senior boys elected by the faculty, school com- mittee advisers, and their predecessors, who help with the orientation pro- gram, usher at Roosevelt productions, including-the Mother-Daughter and Father-Daughter Ban- quets, and sponsor other activities such as the Christmas Drive. The counterparts of the Boughriders are the Golden Spurs. These fifty girls assist in community projects as well as school activities. This year, the Spurs held Sophomore Conferences, helped in the Xeray program, served as guides on Back to School Night, aided study hall teachers, and participated in Christmas service projects. The Spurs and Roughriders were led this year by the fol- lowing officers: Linda McLean, presidentg Pat Kelly, president, Carol Anderson, vice-president, Dick Meyer, sec.-treas.g Judy Johnson, sec- retary, Bob Gilbert, vice-presi- dentg Judy Woodward, treas- urerg Bern Smith, sgt.-at-urmsg Cherie Wilson, Sgt.-at-arms. Dick Baerg Keith Balcom John Bradley Bob Brandon Lawrence Brooks Bill Burg Tom Campbell Karl Crosby Tom Crum Mike Dudley Harold Ellis Glenn Frederick Bob Gilbert Al Hanley Lloyd Hara Paul Hipke Pat Kelly Bob Keyser Martin Kohler Grant Lawseth Gene Leonard Bruce Martin Rick May Dave Metcalf Dick Meyer Harvey Nelson George Nostrant Jim Peters Hugh Redford Bern Smith Don Smith Dan Sovvin Dick Stucky John Templeton Paul Tomlinson John Walkup Bob Wells Jim Wickersham Bob Willis Dolph Zubick f ,I 39 Rnughriders bf 'w U V , , ' EV- A. ', . , ft ' f , f 4' . . N , I, Lv f ,, Q nh 3 ,v 'N pf ff' ' k ,PL JL X ,N J yy! fp jk nxL iii df I . X , f 1 X J 'A v .,. j fd' y- ,wwf v v, . fy! V ,,:f .F if 'H f7 fi 1, MX N ' I vw Q yjpafd f J! V! - V ' 'if' , 'f ., aff M f Jx if W A 'P f f . A V 1 yJ, ' M X11 A 1 y fy P 1 UO rj Q LX tj C! Jr LT! ' 1 ff! I JA hd x .1 K 1 1 , f f X . , 83, ,V ff' -'Lf ,f Ll FSL ,ffcffffff .X X ' .a I I Q- - W, r V, M J 139 1' f q, r Z J X, J ,ku W W , rv J . .-' 1 'f IL ,- 1 fi 'IH -9:1 Q X 3 af 'E x , we Fr NN. ' Y' I .A si ' , , .L 1fwr1-'i f f nl 5. r ' qxhzsipw. J FQRIDIRIPIR 7 f I'1l take the serum, Doctor : XRick May, Lon Davidlfon, Martie Apostol, Iohn Bradley, Iim Hauc . Oh, Elwood! Dorothy Baker, Sharon Burrow, Rick May Get her furs off, Myrtle Mae! Carol Iensen, Barbara Burton, Sharon Burrow, Lee ' Simon. 1 10 f f 1. 2. 3. 4 Senior Play directors: Patsy .L student director and Nlegs A ri s tell e MacDohald, director-adviser. Harvey Visits Roosevelt Among the buildings most visited by Roosevelt drama students are the Penthouse, Showboat, and Pla house theatres where the see how to Y v Y produce plays for school production such as Harvey, this year's senior play. 95? Mary Chase's Harvey, a Broadway hit, concerns the antics of Elwood P. Dowd, whose best friend is a lovable, six-foot white rabbit. The cast was as follows: ELWOOD P. DOWD ........ Richard May VETA LOUISE SIMMONS ............ 'FMartie Apostol, Sharon Burrow MYRTLE MAE SIMMONS ............ 'Barbara Burton, Judy Ange WILLIAM R. CHUMLEY, M.D. ........ . John Bradley MRS. ETHEL CHAUVENET ........... Sonja Magnuson, Janet MacDonald JUDGE OMAR GAFFNEY .... Lee W. Simon DUANE WILSON ......... Lon Davidson LYMAN SANDERSON, M.D. .... Jim Hauck RUTH KELLY .................,. PI- Ann Broughton, Lori Jennings BETTY CHUMLEY ................ i'Karen Hummon, Judy Alexander E. F. LOFGREN ........... Nick Tanner MISS JOHNSON ................. 'F Carol Jensen, Dorothy Baker PATIENTS, NURSES, GUESTS ......... Pl- Flo DeTurk, Patsy Lee, Gwen Storey, Trudi Zedick Denotes Friday night cast. Rick May Iohn Bradley Mattie Apostol Sharon Burrow Judy Ange Barbara Burton Jim Hauck Lon Davidson Ann Broughton Lori Jennings 43 Senior Plays . Revue Orchestra: Back row - Nick Tanner, Bob Bryan, Chuck Parsons, Jim Kaulvik, fStandingJ - Mary Dungan, Linda Dobson. Second row - Kathy Klees, Jill Smith, Ken Klees, Bill Moore, Jordon Ruwe. First row - Susie McQuarrie, Jo Allen, Jannet- ta Slater, Judie Wills, Juli- anne Stray, Vicki Pond, Bill Jensen, Rick May, student- director. Revue adviser: Mr. Ivard Strauss. Revue directors Audrey Ber lat, Judy Hendrickson Revue Committee Chairmen: Back row Nell Parker, publicityg Judy Woodward, organization Judy Robbins, dance, Judy Smyth, music Diane Jaffe, continuity, Judy Anderson, costumes x Life Begins at 8:l7 Having been postponed a week due to , an outbreak of flu, the 1957 Rlfzytlfzm and Riot Revue was presented November 1 and 4 before parents and students alike. Employing a science fiction theme, the plot concerned the efforts of four scientists to stave off the disastrous effects 1. Judy Ange 2. Gayle Dodson 3. John Morrison 4. Mickey Duarte 5. Diane Diamond . Bob Jensen Zu P f f of a possible invasion from the Taconites, My If D l a mysterious people from outer space. Ml lf! M Ranging from comedy and the dance to ffl 'yz-HW pantomine and song, the nu egiys 7 L ' acts wove a contemp y cl 'n ' N ZX. pu!! with the spac e it , 'ij ' f . intow 'ch ve o I. 1 I! . Q af 0, j I . U' X A Wvljjsb e We lifjjf yflllfrjflv el 0 if wp - fx , L OJ 'YJ 3 W! ' fwlflrf J UQ ff . TJ Q , nf! ji 5fM '0 7 fjiffjf ff if fl' 4 Li f-f7jli'f'l'lli l' 5, YJ- ,1 WPJ A X' 1 Lily . QQQMIQJ 9190 'ifffffyxlf',t,f 4. rf iff? riff' L Flzftft They're coming! Nick Keyock, Bob Jensen. .f Iyylfffaffj 45 EVIIB The Make-up Corps creates illusion with cast members: Buck row-Nell Behr, Dolores Smith, Kathy Tralle, Karen Knold, Jeanie Liptack, Carol Inhelder, Zina Pephyrs, Char- lene Riley,-Evonne Kevin, Carol Loftis, Diane Clark. Front row-Jean Irvine, Lee Simon, Virginia Clark, Judy Tidwell, Peggy Frazer, Carol Kilgore, Joan Bird, Kathy Gallagher. Costume Corps is instrumental in maintaining ki Q, ' V V Nuglgxggi reality in all school productions: Back row-Jo L tix QQ SV C' lv N Brunson, Judy Herrnanson, Janet Hill, Karen ' , l - . Haller. Second row.-CStandingD: Julie Willet, L'--5 3 ll t fl J l 'C- .V z 1 Carolyn Luft, Linda Barmuta, Ruth Starbird. l 'B H Frmlt row-CSeutedD: Kay Olsen, Sylvia Stewart, .NJ Q- QQ . LM il -I G 'A-E qjggeg Tenney, Dale Cummings. 3 A fx N YY l W rx M Q rl , t xt. A ., .W M. C ,L Q X l-x Z-m 'gb Q' fl., .,,. XJ., Lk ,E ax 'gk' Qj L , fr P2 ,wifi Q g JJ C., C, Af v I ..,, ..,., .,.. , .51 1, - U J D ' , C-xlib .M 4 5 1. . SZ J 7'i '7'L4 ,fi e7 V Cf .1 , L1 I' f . 'M '- - -Q-MF, af .J 47 C 44 5, ye ,ig f-Vt, jg CP Stage Force constructs all stage sets, controls, and operates backstage performances: Topmost- Cary Wineholt. Fourth row-Nick Kelez, Myron gelsorg, Ray Gaddis.1Thiri1l rlzgwilifty Bauglinii econ row-nQave I2a ryln e, ic onning, i Moses, Mr. Ivard Straussildviser. First rofw-Eric Henning, Tom Campbell, Cary Thompson, Bill Burke, Bert Balch. ,f fr.. rr? fd 7 X I Li. f C. I cl CS Drama Creates llppnrtunity Bringing many hours of relaxing entertainment to opening-night crowds, the drama department creates opportunity for study and performance for thespians among the student body. Besides producing the Senior play and the annual Rhytlwz and Riot Revue, members of the drama department participated in school functions including the orientation and tradition assemblies held in September and Cctobcr, respectively. The department presented HThe Dust of the Road, a one-act play, during the Christmas assembly in December. The Spring drama festival, a collection of fourteen one-act plays presented each year in April, is one of the departments major activities. The plays are entirely student-produced, and awards are given for best acting, directing, and scene design. Preceding the drama festival each year is the Pacific Lutheran College one-act play competition held in March. For the third consecutive year Roosevelt took top honors in this competition for its production, The Marriage Proposal, including first place play, first and second place actor, and first place actress. The stage force, make-up corps, and costume corps, pictured on the opposite page, work closely with the drama department each year, helping to insure the success of productions such as these. The oneeact play presented at the Christmas assembly was Dust of the Road : Rick May Cstandingl, Reg Dunbar, Diane Huey. u The Senior Drama Class provides upperclassmen with opportunities for experience in the field of dramatic entertainment: Back row-Flo DeTurk, Ann Broughton, Karen Haller, Susan Hitchcock, Trudi Zedick, Gwen Storey. Front row-Rick May CstandingD, James Hauck, John Bradley, Laurel ICecco, Micci Monson, Karen Hummon, Patsy ee. PLC prize-winning one-act play, The Marriage Propo- sal : Judy Alexander, John Bradley Cabovej, Patsy Lee, Rick May. W Service irirrs Highlight Year Outside engagements were an attractive feature in the past year for the various Roosevelt choral groups. The Senior and Sophomore Choirs performed in the Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and Spring Assemblies. High- lighting the Senior Choir's out-of-school activities was its participation in the Commencement Exercises held in the Clarence S. CHCCD Edmundson Pavilion. The Nonettes were invited to sing outside of school for banquets, club meetings, and various other programs. Besides guest appearances, the girls entertained at school events such as the Father-Daughter Banquet, Holly Berry Tea, and Christmas Concert. These various choral groups, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Lyman, have provided entertainment not only for the Roosevelt students, but also for com- munity activities such as: women's club meetings, men's luncheon groups, and various church functions. Choir Council: Back row - Bob Leishman, Sharon Schellhase. Second row- Ioan Garlick, Cayla Trandum. First row - Peggy Frazer, Greg Smith, fstundingi. Senior Choir: Back row - Dennis Helseth, Iay Kershner, Tom Anderson, Mike Gallaher, Jack Backman, Ioe McClellan, Bill Bell, Ted Norton, Mike Rogers, Greg Smith, Dave Camber. Nancy Hub- bard. Third Row - George Smith, jim Dixon, Ted Thwing, Robert Iohanson, Bob Leishman, Mary Lynne Wilkins, Julie Kirton, Margie Porter, Karen Jacobson, Nancy Dilling. Second row -- Nancy Dow, Gloria Glaser, Bonnie Johnson, Doynell Marion, Eileen Boehner, Marcia Pratt, Ian Davis, Ruth Ann Mills, Carolyn Breuer, Midge Mickelson, Marcia Riedasch, Peggy Frazer, Sharon Schellhase. First row -- Diane Jaffe, Chun Suh, Sharon Spadafore, Sue Iohnston, Gayla Trandum, Mary Regis, Marge Waters, Karen Hoel, LuAnne Bean, Carol Grant, Carolyn Boone, Joan Garlick, Linda Farr. I, I, 1 .1-Laird Sophomore Choir: Back row - Ted Crabill, Lee Lynch, l ' -f V Malcolm McDonald, Harvey Kelly, Darrell Dudgeon, Tom HP X KJ V' I, 1? f' jensen, Robert Bonham, Dennis Helseth. Third row - I 1 , , l fl ' v, Celia Brott, Gail Odell, Karen Adams, Janis Steele, Nedra y fy -ff' l 1 Strand, Karen Marcus, Nancy Mattson, Pat Handley, Gaile 7 1 ,315 ' ' 5 J Lf l Green, Beth Bartholomew, Kathy Tralle, Lincla Holfeld. ,ffl fl ,if ' ' JJ Second row - Maureen Sullivan, Ann M. Bacon, Mary , ,jj LJ X j ' , ' , Yates, Dixie Henkel, Sue West, Harriet Kelly, Maita Vin- ,N , , ,,, I ,J-A' 1 r 2 if J ju ,rf cent, Fern Potter, Carol Inhelder, Anne Bradley, julie 17 ' X j 1 J B, if 'j ,jf ' ji' Coryell, Clasina Haley. First row - Catherine Matau, Kris- y Jil ,V t 'I x -.,' U ,uf Lvfv tin Luehrs, Joanne Schuster, Diane Bensen, Ian Howe, J!!! ,fir ,f 1 -1 ,A f .V ,Q Nancy Wells, Peggy Frazer, Penny Brown, Kathy Nelson, Nl l 1 ' 1 Y ,H j' 1 J pf Kathy Clark, Betsy Walker, Karren Brighton, Susan Porad, A L, 3 L, , J U X Ny Joanne Miceli. V l W H u r .1 1' MLM fd ' , ' wr! -ff A772' Kifidad Q M420 ,Ura-W9 .fwwfif 5 ad' Y v Wage Nonetres sing at various school and community activities: Back raw - Margo Hartland, Marcia Riedasch, Lynn Har- ris. Second row - Mary Davis, Gayla Trandum, Karen Ross. First row - Linda Niznik, Diane Jaffe, Carol Grant. CNet picturedj - Gay Kendall. 49 Choir Swing Band: First row - Dave Robblee, Bill Moore, Jordon Ruwe, Ken Klees, Bill Roberts. Second row - Dave Cilmartin, Bob Bryan, Hank VanderWel, Rick May, Mark Collier, Tam Abbey. Back row - Sanford Heins, Nick Tanner. fstanalingl - Mr. Otturn, conductor. I not pic- turedl - Lynn Harris and Harry Shaw. , waaiiif Bands Provide Variety Providing entertainment in school and out, the Senior Band played at such func- tions as: the Christmas Assembly, the Spring Concert, and the football and basketball jamborees. lt also played at the football games and provided half-time entertainment at three home games. The Roosevelt Swing Band, a newly organized ensemble, made its school debut at the Torch Assembly in Ianuary. Dur- ing the year, it also played for the Rainbow Girls' All-City Dance, the Lions' Club Football Kickoff Banquet, and participated in the Band-Orchestra Concert. Pep Band, comprised of boys from the bands and orchestras, played at all pep assemblies an-l basketball games. Playing at the Santa Claus Day Parade in Nov- ember, the Roosevelt Band marched with the yell and song leaders. Senior Band: First row - Ken Taylor, Dave Davies, Myron Nelson, Mr. Edward Ottum, Charles Campbell, Paul Bish- op. Second row - Al Van- Ness, Larry Werder, Neale Hyatt. Third row - Jon Long, Chuck Parsons, Rick May. Fourth row - Mark Roller, Bob Bryan, Larry Newman, Bruce Winston. Fifth raw - Bill Steve, Dave Larsen, john Torbenson. Senior Band: First row - Dave Roblee, Jordon Ruwe, Bill Moore. Second Row - Mike Rodgers, Judy Piske, Ken Klees. Third row - Nan- cy MacMahon, Mike Galla- her, Mike Hoffman. Fourth row - Marnita Swarm, Judi Watkins, Gary Gibbs. Fifth row - Mike Williams, Mel Person, Carl Lee. Sixth row - Keith Moulton, Ann Welch, Anne Jacobson. 51 ands Sophomore Strings: Back row - Jannetta Slater, Jill Smith, Kathy Klees, Susan Hillner, Mary Dungan. Second row - Susan McQuarrie, Bill Grantham, Kay Wallace, Pat McCorkle, Evonne Kevin. First row - Linda Pederson, Kay Olsen, Glenda Ensminger, Julianne Stray. Sophomore Winds: Back row - Steve Sanders, Larry Bell, Nancy MacMahon, Lee Scott, Bob Bryan, Lynn Bassett, Ken Taylor. Second row - Steve Wilen, Don Axtell, Mark Roller, Myron Nelson, Charles Campbell, Keith Moulton, Jeannette Fournier, Ann Jacobson. First row - Gary Bess, Dick Wollenweber, Judie Wills, Boyd Smith, Carolyn Leach, Joan Meisenholder, Mike Williams. usic Strings Harmnnize Continuing its extensive program of service and music appreciation, the Roosevelt Senior Orchestra performed at such functions as: the Back-tcrScl1ool Night program in Nov- ember, the Christmas assembly, the Band- Orchestra Concert, and the Spring Concert. This year a new group, the Sophomore Winds, was created, and another, the Sophomore Strings was revived. The latter ensemble performed for such events as the 'Back-to-School Night program and a special pro gram for the University of Washington Education Department. Mr. Edward Ottum, instrumental music direc' tor, temporarily replaced Mr. Ronald Taylor who has spent the past academic year at Yale University on a fellowship. Senior Orchestra: Back row - Susan McQuarrie, Carol Bould, Glenda Ensminger, Laurellin Leigh, Neal Robinson. First row - Janey Wrede, Kathy Moran, Bill Grantham, Josephine Allen, Marion Anderson. Senior Orchestra: fStandingj Mary Dungan, Nancy McCoy, Linda Dobson, Tammy Abbey. CSeatedQ Linda Pederson, Evonne Kevin, Mike Tanner, Brenda Cook, Bill Jensen, Pat McCorkle. Senior Orchestra: Standing! Mr. Edward Ottum, Beth Bartholomew, Jordon Ruwe, Bruce Cribley, Bill Roberts. fSeatedl Nina Redman, Vickie Pond, Julianne Stray, Alice Penhalurick, Karen Falken- ber, Carl Anderson. Senior Orchestra: CStundingJ jim Kualvik, War- ren Banks, Lynn Harris, A1 Bruun, Larry Ken- nedy, Henry VanderWel. fSeatedl Nick Tanner, Sanford Heins, Harry Shaw, Carl Grinolds, Chuck Parsons, Rick May. 1 ,- , V, 1 1 f,.' 5 :lf Q..,f'f K.-ff' 53 . 7---V-7 Glenn Frederick President 2 Pauline Yeager Vice-President p 3. Barbie Taylor 9 Secretary-Treasurer Torch Honors llutstaoding Students Torch Committee Chairmen make plans for the large organization: Karen Doran Cstandingl left to right-Sue Coulter, Carolyn Breuer, Brenda Boyker. After sixteen years of service, Miss Anna Steendahl Q f resigned this year as adviser of the Torch Honor ' ' Society. Her work entailed personally checking every individual record, planning for torch K assemblies once a semester, and sending out 3 3 if congratulatory notices to all who had achieved pf all A's and B's in four subjects in the hope of. ,pn -V ff 0-1 1 interesting more people in mastery of their .1 jx ' subject matter. gp lx .V I Mr. Philip Baudin, her successor, came to Roosevelt , 'Il 1 -' this year from Queen Anne where he taught four X M? years. Previous to that, he spent a year in Paris on I is-J a Fulbright Scholarship. X' ' K7 CN rl YA aj The Torch Banquet was held on April l with the C I' C A , theme, Where in the World Are You Going? if' w Q , Sv 4 'bali 7: 1 X ,N IZ ' W xg 9 P H J!! L W' o X ll ,W NW I . - af 4 is Nw fffojyfli, WW-f ,af W MW iff o,sh M f . ceive recognition in Torch assembly. 54 p Lab Writer Editorial Board selects work for mag- azine: CStandingD: Vickie Reiiler, Chris LeSourd, Pauline Yeager. Back row-Rosemary Rogers, Carol Uitti. Third row-Laurie Wilcox, Fran Harris, Sally Berger. Second row-Christie Kolar, Mary Lynne Wilkins, Sally Blakley. Front row- Ann O'Loughlin, Ann Swoyer, Pam Douglass. lah Writer Publishes Creative Work ' Stressing more participation from a greater number of people, and the use of frag- mentary material, the Lab Writer appeared this spring with a pleasing variety of short stories, essays, sketches, and poems. The format and content are planned by two Lab Writing classes and the Lab Writer editorial board, both under the supervision of Mr. Gordon Mauermann. The Lab Writer provides opportunities for student Writings to be published that otherwise would not be seen in printg the Writer offers stimulation for a few students in each class with outstanding writing abilities to continue with their work. A contributing author works W at imaginative writing for The Lula Writer. Mr. Mauermann assists Writ- ing Laboratory class. 55 'The lah Writer Fall News Editors: Back row-Brian MacDonald, Mr. Clark Green, adviser, Dennis Tagas. Front row-Carolyn Smith, Ginny Eshom, Lyanne UUBIZUKUI N icklas. V I , , J Ya 'f I4 an s' lv k x N H 4 X W W V ' ,JZ l fi I : ' .v . 4 ' ll' F' . , x, 1 5 g W ci .Ng Q tl, X35 A fflix . Ll- K , X A Qi' P f I Ao V X, Q , 'I -E 1 U X 'y J fl I Q K tx V lx 'W .1 Aa, .XF 5 fu .. :X tu, ,ji 5 b aj x N3 VV I ' 9 L m Q-' V, ' ,Gy Qi., l A ijt 4 wk 5-' Y WA. 1 , was N 3 li -I if gy, 3 X 1,15 XS., N. X I xl? M1 G1 ,,- Fall News Staff: Back row-Mike Martin, Pete Lucas, John Jacobi, Joe McClellan, Marilyn Dru- by, Gail Brunson, Pat Giles, Emily Vargas, Dianne Carr, Darlene Fontana. Front row-Nancy Dow, Janet Jennings, Liz Freeman, Linda Perkins, Dawn Ward-Smith, Susan Ostling. Fall Ad Staff: Back row-Mike Martin, Bob Strom. Front row-Carolyn Luft, Linda Wilson, Janet Jennings, Linda Perkins, Darlene Fontana, Dianne Carr. Fall Ad Managers: Jock McLeaish, Sylvia Brad- ley, Dan Gilfeather, Bill Conner. i fo if aw LUWVMJ ,IO-N110 1, eu-Url, om MQW f o ot- Stott Records ieds' Activities ln meeting deadlines every week or two, the members of the news staff and ad staff, under the guidance of Mr. Clark Green, worked together on the four A to twelve pages constituting the Roosevelt News. -1 Now and then, a lucky member of ad staff might be the recipient of a hand-out or call-in. Nevertheless, the task of Hhoofing it, or soliciting-ads in shops and stores throughout the city, continually looms before him. The weekl fi ht for inches is an ever- Y 8 present reality in the minds of the students on news staff. Beginning as a cub, progressing to cub reporter, and finally becomin a re orter are ex eriences ,g P P of the first semester news people. Spring Ad Managers discuss ads in paper: Linda Wilson, All-City Manager, Carolyn Luft, Circu- lation Manager, Bob Strom, Local Ad Manager, Mike Martin, Sales Manager. B W it Spring News Editors: Back ' D row-Gail Brunson, Don Sjo- strom, Liz Freeman, John Jacobi. Front row-Emily Var- Sis, Darlene Fontana, Nancy ow Spring Ad Staff: Back row-Janet Jennings, Carolyn Bergquist, John Ederer, Jay Hornbeak, Carolyn Luft. Front row-Donna Karol, Margo Hartland, Nancy Walters, Linda McLean. Spring News Staff: Back row--Hal Webber, Steve Grey, Bruce Robeck, Gordon MacLeod, David Felch, Joe Mc- Clellan. Second row-Janet Jennings, Diane Jaffe, Christy Luker, Judy Manos, Sandy Callahan, Sue Vadman, June Weir, Betty Elmstrom. Front row-Charlene Riley, Carol Czarnowsky, Linda Cunningham, Kathy Penchos, Judy Condit, Molly Walton, Lloyd Hara. ,S 57 t the Roosevelt News 1 , M ,I I kde Builders BnmpIete ,j, M p f ,,f i I , 'k' , WM 0 if V ' ,E.?:ti:',,gfe32430::f,:gfgif3,,, , ,frigid fl ' ff' , ,1 i ,sf of a year-book comes only l Q X9 HU , 1 J after many naonths of ff 7 7 l jj! M ' WMM teamwork an coo ra- . , 17 ,. , f ., me QJQVAL y ,JJ ,Al f 7 165 . 70 m5 In carrying out this year s W Q ' V XM M U theme many innovations H tion among Its builders- jj MM . WWJWM WWWJ have been employed m- e J . cluding the use of art , I f - A panels, narrow column H 4, - M widths and vertical pic- L , h A V tures, which give a pro- i V IU! I nounced vertical look to DW ' ' ' , I the format. The special My 1 I 1 r traditions section, new to J K , ' ' .. . Strenuous Life, commem- 5 ' orates the birth of Theo- I WJ ' 16' f I ! - dore Roosevelt for whom r X our school is named. Also E -Z X 1 new this year is the orig- g ' fp K' 'V , inal, embossed cover, 0,71 4 , UN j designed for durability. '- , 1 'T i I 1 M , 'I Traditions play an impor- g W 'T ' V f ' M A tant part in staff life. The ,- fo!! I ff . l theme, known only to MJ , R I A X! staff members, is kept W V ,lb l fi secret all yearg the Hide- ' E A I out and the demerit chart ' My ' 1 9 all keep staff traditions Q iff! I wwf alive. Staff parties mark K I the keeping of each suc- fm ' I y j . cessive printers' dead- , 4 U ' ' 7 lines, and the welcoming JM Z .,.' H ,f 9 of year-book alumni each 7 , V K7 I -7 Christmas. ' W' W' I . V G I For the second year, the pf , i 5 , I i ' LJ Strenuous Life staff sport? ' X f ww X f , ,W 5 4 1 sored an inter-high year- -I 4,0 I i I 0 I book conference during ' if y ' , ' which problems concern- ' XM! - ' ' U: 47, ' ing the year books of the i p , V - ' ,Y f Seattle high schools were ' 5 i ,bp M f , discussed and evaluated. M . l ' . 1 I '- The Strenuous Life of Lx pflf M 'W f 8 1 ' 1957 received First Place ,f VM rj , - V ' J Award from Columbia ,f - ' ' I 4 I ' University in its year- P f - ' I ' A ' K ' book competition. gi ' A , t Q V f ' , 9, Wmlsr g do + l dean- can-ok' rs! :run cvs! GCN-l-or 'rv qnoilner l Vm sau-e uoe.'ll mln-ee vuklicei-ilvlt Gu-c. flirt asv-eo..-l-estl l A WS WN X-Q le-e riumli S' A V'-rv-1 A' Cot'-'Rh Nu mme, ftdmeunf 1. Zeer ' .0 -fr r I . 1 Dig Af M. Senior Staff -- A 1 , fgffff' dbcffr fd- , Nina Redman ' ' If A j. ,. my, Editor-in-Chief ff, , if L Dick Baerg ' I 1 , ,' I, riff 54' Business Manager MC. 5418 , Elf C I ' ' , Lol12l1BradleyEd't I,-'fu ing gg' MC VL.- ro uctzons tort, 31:1 'g' t f-- - ' , i Gayle'Dodson Q ab !!M! 614'A11LL4Q!J Elf, Associate Editor Zlcfazfh I . b t 1 Q cl , Sharon Schellhase p ' f ,fn ,gif j.yM2p'J'fl,tifja m 1 Layout Editor 671.-1 sl' I X BbK ' ' 'ff - f PiJctur2lEdltor Q WI, QLML 1.1, I J p fl Harvey Nelson 'I ef f ' , X 443,-, ,. if 4' Artist 5,1 gli -,ff ' ' 4, A 1 Sue Coulter !, ,L,7f- -,- JMC ll 4f Q 7 ,fda Service Editor f f I ' lv, ' 7 E D- 11 ,V A r K .W xJA ,., 523331 Ci.Z2?'EumfZc 4 :14 A' .7 .1 Bf:x,,iiZ'z2?,,,, he A, 1 , ,. ' 'KY' Kill' C' 'AA 'MLS fc if X 5? ,semis UM QMWX fwirifrf or C ,Q o ff ,,, Junior Staff Perry Koon Slvorts Editor f f Mrs. Carlotta Brunson Adviser Midge Erickson Productions Assistant Bob Roblee Service Assistant Tom Fisher Faculty Editor Dottie Matthiesen junior Class Editor Nancy Pittenger Service Assistant Neal Liden Sports Assistant Donna Baerg Iunior Class Editor Karen Doran Senior Class Assistant Stan Scott Sports Editor joy Bellamy Sophomore Editor 1958 :I 59 Strenuous Life Staff Ifgffw cafff2fzQ'efm1 1 00 'H . I K I 5 ll , Y :,,l 5 I' r 'L- M 3 3' .i i 4 t 4 iv: K 'E :fur HK, 4 , I In honor of the Centennial Anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt, we dedicate the following section. -t f 'x:unllhIltfUN,yq,J ' ' g,,,,,.fs,P,,,-.RU ,M,livh,i,.,,,4-I. - '55, nun- N. :4,..'mof w- FN- N 1-.p.v.r ' , Jer, xx . - t I f Alb 'LA' 'pf 5., ,ug- wo it , !r' ' N Q4 h W9 2 K3 XA W Wye? W 'KC X ol ,W 'i X , 12 2 o c ' yd ot ' 1 ,9 OA Eggs 5 - e ee 0 of 1' ' Q, . A Y . 0 5 bf E 2 m of ' e 5 7 '24 W ,wwf -I 'I MA I 0 l fx, o 'Ia 5' df 9 9 , A Ib Of A, f ' N' Q .e i ' ' ofoofn Mr ,fo 'rw 'Sh pf -, K . N 2 ,.,:f qfx 7 qw JM 2' e4'?5 Ne fi A ,f 'W of WW U' W A no A Y VJ.. fl. o , A if is - m iji' Fqf MA My Ifvlf' gym -1, 'f ,, 4 . he , gt' ' ,-4, , ' H A GV: ,slqjwl 'Wi -W I V x 5 dwg gf, 5 , 5: 14, 1. ' -'I ,- ' ff I gf g eo h MW W 4 f Q90 W xt' , .,,. QF? if .5156 f l ,,, 4 A AW . We--fe'f5+fo -Josef Y ff- ,pf A x 91 lipga l r uzf Q E -.VJ 55 . I A y I . 99? .Z'?J.. ' To i:f'.':f fl - x G 4 ' - rif e WQ'!Z2'- iif oef- W h e ' . '. l?Jgf!',fi!l'Q lg 'fe ofa f ' f' mf of ee of E' fiiffgi e 1 , ,- , o jf 'f if xg if o e QM Theodore Roosevelt 1 fee f h h I vkxfl 572 , 32.1 . o .. E Theodore R00Seve1f HTX .e -- 1 V fx , J A6 Came hack as a ghost V o o 3 e 1 o W E Seeking newsmz , 1 Fi on o 'he School he loved me ,ffiifw ' if 2 A of , M 9 E251 Hind in Eliarrle - . V' 5 'ish 'Q E fff. s f' '- ' ' , UC Ur ' j,'if1ee fis?w4 fe, , f . f. qi eye , -' P Q L I 'O' U em? fee P?Ck- iffe-1,f 5 o VJ -. ., J' ' X -. 'IE -' He d ask fu' ..4..sk . . . I ,, , I y J. ky ,N U VV , St, beQ'..'i,k'i7:ie m4'S'S ' I V 'I 1' I of Q 1' it ' X 41 I?-ilts RFS done? !4f,f,,,?, 'wil -',' ,Zyl V T 4 ' 1 I :VE HVC er 1 he 'hohefg o 5 - A. ' JW Had QHEERPUS 3 lv l ' D I ' ,W Ycxlbwouldlft know ., A 1 it 1 2,1 o .1 ' 1 , A Out m h 1. foo o Q , go gfsoeegei 4. '- . MH? so NX , i 35.5179 good rule? V Z, fy C X WI 6 I 'jo Dld she P1-Oi,-ess? . A Q I i f 0 D Is the spxrit igh? r A I A 16 111055 S113 have books ' ,. , ' I s' un a of K' , .f 0 U A5 i ' dj Are her studexlstsshlgglgyg V W0 fyp IS She best in town? QA D0 fo? kf'0W her name? WM, I A0 I4 Supl en and Rnseniatg xl TR Centennial Nm Voice of authority! On many walls 1858- 1858 To honor the man . . . ,.. M of F' 4'5- In reminiscence If Theodore Roosevelt Walked down our halls, He'd see his picture On many walls. On Color Day, in the fall, All the rooms decorate, To honor the man VVho became so great. TR and Roughrider, Spur sweaters, too, Remind us of Teddy, The whole day through. ff 63 Tho weak in his youth . . . Strenuous life? , L4.u,1..Lg,, --1-vw N W. 1 He made himself strong 'f -xxh Q A 1,1 5 :., ' 9 :gk P N : 9 F l A Students show stamina at - --VV S maker. W If A99 aff! Q 'W 1' YM I. ,M i -x In New York City, October, '58, Came the birth of a man, Who was bound to be great. 'Tho Weak in his youth, He made himself strong. His interest in science, Lasted a life long. He toured in Europe and Became learned of her ways. He understood others, The rest of his days. fx His interest in science . . . He toured in Europe . . 65 'A wide range of studies . . . K7 ' 'A QC j ' -x by FX I 'JJ JM W. + d1 'W'fXN', ' I ,1..- r iffj A i' ' f Sheepskins and mortar boards. I V fl . I ' wi XVTIMXQ wtf? f 31 A ' ! f 1 , I 'i JE' f K x f - , , W . x 1,1414 ,L f Hwy f Everyone must eat! From which he could draw. Different from most, He was regarded with suspicion. To be independent of others, Was his decision. Iiy league sets modern styles. gui IK Supporting school spirit! l ,Q - 4 . I 1 . T nk-XAN,!,, W., 1 Xll X K1 Iftllmi. I 'J ,E il.. I ' 1' ll X. Us lun l l .X X ir, sxs W .- Pads have changed! To Harvard he went, Columbia, too. A snappy dresser, I-Ie had much to do. A wide range of studies, Including that of law, Broadened the knowledge, For solace and relief f . l f, 5,1 I ,f L O 'x E41 U HA NND ll-lPfl7'Pxl'ti ESS iN 'TH-E S1410 vi QF' QCA- Nx -XIOLN ypxik-X .,.- Aj '4 ,y E 21 5 go P? i P Z .5 7+ 31' Q E? Sf si,H'2QN Death of wife and mother Caused Roosevelt deep grief. To the West he turned, For solace and relief. In his Badlands' ranch, Two years he remained. From the public eye, Roosevelt refrained. VVhen with Spain war began, Duty called him to the fore. Tales of his Rough Riders' victories Have become national lore. f 'dll pi f l W ' , B nf? yo . ' XX if l , Im 3 The Hangout! IX f , u 95 es'-'7 I M 7' M I A I . -ay :A V l 0-1 S.. 'J 'A l In New York state, His politics were started. l From common views, Roosevelt departed. l As Assistant Secretary of Navy, He resigned to go to War. Returned, and as a speaker, VV as popular as before. To run for vice-presidency, Roosevelt was selected. A Republican candidate, He was elected. Speak softly and carry u big stick. ' s Wfgsii, I . rw, zilll i r :iq . t.,-.,,-. - - - . v.. .,. ' QA-5-laf l., I Volunteering for service. ad ' D fl l f4,W,f' J 6 . c H 'om X ll Lenz, l , I , ' ' xl! f4c,,,.T' U yffaaaaf 4071444621-GZ 44 l ' 6 gaze? Popular speaker. He was elected . . . J if , fi' 'D J. Jen 0 ,,3,2ffjfj O P The return of the parent! F ff? X. ' Qyla-Mr ii Xi M I P: 'A X Pep a s se in b l y, like political conventions, builds spirit. -1.1 'National Parks were cre- ated . . . When Roosevelt was President, These things came to be: Wright Brothers pioneered the air Ford designed the Model T. ln Panama the canal divided mountains. The Great White Fleet sailed National Parks were created The Pacific Cable was hailed. With U. S. trusts, TR would not compromiseg Through his foreign dealings, He won the Nobel Peace Prize. AVA 5 P I Drivers' Ed. in zz Model T? 72 1 'A ,- .I J, f 'X V I, w f - 1 -JQSQT Around the world in 80 days? 4 j,f: , .9 ' 'K' E 'M Hiidva Another lfmsy cable! TR couldn't stop after digging the Panama Canal. Good will project for Ortho- pedic Hospital. MW WMWM Qffmijyr W'w ' on WWW , if WW W RHS students promote friend- ly relations as seen at Seabeck Leadership Conference. German Band supplies good wi After his terms expired, An African safari he began. Of this sport of hunting, He was an ardent fan. Teddy went on tours, Improving America's good will To understand others, is a Policy We hold still. Collecting for the Smithsonian, He was taken illg Our Theodore Roosevelt Was buried on Sagamore Hill. 2 pn f s wr QM , Wviff ifjf WMV all 4 ji I ff, -lil: K An African safari began 1 Q C 'f- i stlil f'f:'-'f'.fl t Q59 a Q QNX W K fl Cultivating an appreciation for the finer things of life. Y I 5-1 , -X X N, x Y ' QA , , -X 1 4 ' ' :xx-3?-7 I' Q.. QQ ' hn The large Black Walnut trees from Theodore Roosevelfs Oyster Bay Estate and the Ginkgo, sent by a japanese student who had attended Roosevelt, grace the front lawn as living tradi- tions. if ,. ,Y ,W V, E K r ,I N, Roosevelfs flag, purchased in 1941, and the Star Spangled Banner stand before the murals which decorate the front hall. It is a tradition not to step on the front hall mosaic seal olonatecl lay the Senior Class of 1932. The pipes of the V. K. Froula memorial organ in the auditorium are located on the second floor. The organ was purchased and dedicated to Roos- evelt's first principal in 1941. Aim High, the ASR theme for the year, was introduced in the traditional orientation assembly in September. Roosevelt High School Has many fine traditions, Flags of school and country, Hold prominent positions. Black Walnut trees, from Roosevelt's Oyster Bay Estate, Our Ginkgo trees, Form a living testament. Mosaic seal and mural In our front hall, Are lasting traditions To inspire us all. The glory of the past lives on in Roosevelt's honors in the trophy case, maintained hy the ASR traditions committee. X 1 77 Traditions Q.: i, nQSAlaQ f , U 9 PM M ,rf I - - . ,, . , Q MQ . wjiflflnviwly 'Q My vk F A , ,Ja 1. . . rw V s 'MJ xg 'Pl ax M XKCJKJJ, 5, R Y X1 gf A? , ,I Ai P 1 ' 'L ' 1 - . i inf, ff ga? WW- :W 14' Xp gw ,V 1 ' iw- . . V I-,f A-.N , , f, V V, V .. rv be i ' . i B, ., , ,ka R . s2 v N ,I V : fi! i '-Au QX ' TD- 'MJ if-7 na X M - VA ay w .. .X QV 1- ,, .5 'jr' Mix, 1 5- 93,13 MH P x ,, yy X- -R , ' ' Q V, . if ,, VJ . . 'if 5 -Gr M g .J V, K, s. . . , , , ,, L L -1 . 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B 0: ,, ' '21 f 3 gil It f '.en:1-4 Q . f' Lou Hull Head Coach Don Harney Second Team Coach Robert Lindh Third Team Coach Iack Rasmussen Assistant Coach Final Standings Garfield Franklin West Seattle Ballard Roosevelt Queen Anne Cleveland Lincoln Varsity Football: Back row - Dolph Zubiclc, endg Fritz Haury, tackleg Keith Roulet, guardg Gene Leonard, tackleg Dave Gravrock, centerg Bill Kuklenski, quarterlaackg Bern Smith, tackleg Joe LaFontaine, quarterback, CSeattle Times - honorable mention backlg Dan Bracken, halflzackg Jim Jensen, wingbackg Richard Lawson, guardg Barrett Kyle, head manager. Middle row - Wally John, winglaackg Mike Kuklenski, halfback, fSeattle P.1., Seattle Times - honor- able mention backlg John Iacquet, quarterlaackg Bob Mon- roe, halfl1ack,'fSeattle Times - honorable mention backl. Front row - Charlie Sells, end, f Seattle Pl., Seattle Times - honorable mention endlg Duane Locknane, tackle, I Seattle Times - All-City defensive tacklejg Ken Dupar, guardg Bob Ridgway, center, Lloyd Hara, guardg A1 Hanley, tackle, I Seattle Times - honorable mention tacklelg Terry Spragg, end. fMissingl - Ray McGregor, end. CN 'sv N5 -af J .Q- l nsg w, 5, . 'wo lads Show Fight row, the Teds tied the mythical state football champions CBallard in 1956, and Garfield in 19575 and in doing so became the only team who did not lose to either of these squads. The Tecls' lone victory of the season was a 146 win over the Lincoln Lynx and with this win they gained permanent possession of the Herald Trophy. At the annual team banquet, Al Hanley was elected honorary team captain and Duane Lock nane received the Terry Doyle Inspirational Award. W -:Q spat vraw'-mm1feggi,a5Q.fSWr.g as Q -1-,ies sg f M W - is 9 wi , Q ,X R ,Q Q, 'A 4 , 'vw B' f-if -,m t -f X , -'wax SV . FT' V.. ., EIU, r N ,312 ' 1 fin.: Q fr- , X WR, ,I -- . .. . g,,g3,,,.k 1 ' ,N p ..., 1 s 1 'X ,N -. sr. L ,, , l Q as 1. w. ' fs: 4 A2-. V, - - 45,5 F32-Y-QV ,Q J 'Q-mv ' i- ,f,?-1+ 'E'MymfQ' -fs-few at x 4 f gms Future Talent llempetes fiercely This year's Second Team did better than last year's team. It tiecl for second place in the final standings with a 4-2 won-lost record. Most of the players were juniors, and should form a good varsity squad next year. Roosevelt's Sophomore Team compiled a 6-0 won-lost record to finish on top of the city Sophomore standings. Although no Sophomore was able to earn a varsity letter, the team showed a lot of hustle, and should give Roosevelt a good varsity squad in the next two years. This year the Sophomore Team scored 175 points, while holding its opponents to 13 points. Don Harney and Bob Lindh, Second and Sophomore Team coaches respectively, handled their jobs well, while the managers were of great assistance in the handling of equipment. These Second Team players copped second place in the city standings: Back row - Schulman, Kelly, Humes, Jacobi, Schlosser, Rubin. Second row - Peterson, Fox, Bomstead, Montgomery, VVyman, Killien, Steensland, Templeton. First row - Howe, Mickelsen, Luehrs, Yonker, Schmitt, Herpers, George. Teds gain yards in Franklin game Tecls show good defense This Sophomore Team handed Garfield its first Sophomore defeat in three years. The champions are: Back row - Hayes, Sutter, Sieg, Hoffman, Kweller, Bradley, Wendells, Storey, Winter, Luther, Kingen, Third row - Smith, Erickson, Tachell, Fectzo, Pettit, Irvine, Konker, Gregory, Baker, Bartoo, Kelly, Griffin. Second row - Bos- well, Bundy, Boyle, Hirsch, Dooley, Nielsen, Ludy, Lee, Carlson, Mgr. First row - Sherwood, McGregor, Tucker, Shafer, Ellis, Wilkie, Podoll, Pearson, Enders, Doces, Mgr., Daugherty, Mgr. 83 Fnothall 1 lads Make State After dropping the open- ing game of the state tournament to Lewis and Clark, the Teds came back and beat Fort Van- couver and Centralia. ln their final game, the Teds were defeated by East Bremerton and finished by placing eighth in the state. Aiding the East to a 72-70 victory over the West, Roosevelt tied a powerful Lincoln squad in the 1958 basketball jamboree. With a league record of ten wins and four losses the Teds finished in a second place tie with Garfield. In the play-off game, the Teds beat the Bulldogs 43-31 to gain a berth in the State AA High School Basketball Tournament. Final Standings Lincoln Roosevelt Garfield Cleveland 'Queen Anne 'Ballard Franklin' West Seattle 'Tied for fourth place 96 Varsity Basketball: Keith Kingsbury, guardg jerry Franks, guard, CSeattle P.-I.-honorable mention guardjg Keith Bal- com, guardg Mike Cordry, forwardg Mervyn Sharp, center, Charlie Sells, center, Csecond team All-State forward, Seattle Times-All-City forward, Seattle P.-1.-Second team for-wardjg George Griffin, center, CSeattle P.-I., Seattle Times-honorable mention centerjg John Morrison, forwardp Chris Bone, forward CAll-State honorable mention for- wardly Martin Kohler, forward, Bruce Dickinson, guard, Clnspirational Award Winner, Seattle P.-I., Seattle Times- honorable mention guardj. CK11eelingj-Cliff Porter, head manager. Managers: Back row-Barrett Kyle, Pete Wood. Front row- Jim Dickinson, John Ederer, Jim Jensen: John Fuller Head Coach 85 Varsity Basketball Ted Reserves Bee Title Finishing the season with a 10-2 won- lost record, this yearls Second Team finished league play in first place, and won the city title. Every member of the team will be back next year to turn out for the Varsity Squad. jim Palin, John Gregory, Ed Stroble, Pen Satoris, and jim Bradley were the Sophomores who earned Second Team letters, While Roger Sjolund, Eddie O'Byrne, and Terry Stone are the juniors who will turn out again next year. The Second Team, along with the Varsity, was coached by john Fuller, and was assisted by the same managers. This is the clutch team that won the city Second Team title: Left to Right-Pen Satoris, Terry Stone, Jim Bradley, jim Palin, Eddie Stroble, John Gregory, Roger Sjolund. iseffgfs-If-15' if-W: 1 gs: ' ROOSEVELT -a ,geese x i i is er , of xy . . S-F. AW' ks0'5EVQr A935901 480816 l The following boys played on Roosevelt's first division Sophomore Team: Buck row-Barry Morrison, Dave Shafer, John Whalley, Dave Wendells, john Laughlin. Front row-Jim Mc- Caffree, Dick Enders, Rick Pettit, Art Ellis. Mr Bob Lmdh again led the if p,, . Sophomore Toom- Suphs Give Promise Gaining valuable ex- perience this year was Roosevelfs crop of Soph- omore basketball players. Evidence of this fact is that Mervyn Sharp and George Griffin, both Sophomores, earned Var- sity letters. Although they didn't win the city championship, this year's Sophomore Team fin- ished a highly successful season in second place with an 8-2 won-lost record. The team was a credit to coach Bob Lindh, who drilled the boys on the finer points of com- petitive basketball. Behind the scenes the Sophomore managers not only gained invaluable experience, but performed a great service to the team as well, by keeping accurate records and charts. Griffin breaks loose. V I 5 87 I I Basketball 12. r . , a 1 Varsity Baseball: Back row-Barrett Kyle, mnnczgerg Lynn '5wNf.+.as vi . ' . X -' , , f ., 3. A K . X. K-,fy . -.M..M.y-mfg K, i V V 5 nv, K X, K if '.'WV MLHQ, ,- , , x Q. .3 , ,IA C .,:n,iw .A,g . ifqigxg - .W , W , , .. .. 1... .. 61.52, ,. - . , .. . A I f , , , - a , - 3 V - . k ' 'zgwq 4, f...,,V W . 'S' ' M. ' ' ' r' ' A--, . '1 . . 5' C 'fl ffxffeifrgelysf W - B N ,, W W Away A B M,,...,, er -. - B 3 B , , e . g f , r I . - . ' ' B V-3'fg,., ' 's s, ' . Q - fs L- .si av. vm.: ,,,xy.1r': , - f f, .. I A W x,.-,. . if R ii . A . f..m.P,, , - - -ga ,K Q., ,, - H A y, yn ' - 1 - - ,, . ,Q . ., Y xx. , . f 'SH'-7 S I ,Q 111220, Aqaff W -'hifi'-QQ ffm cjfnd ' ' 1570 fyuwr, I ffmgfkaf W ibm Af- aware? Jljxms oIfncf!1 '1f'-9 e,.,QfrfZv6.9neff-W, Kiolet, Duane Locknane, George Strong, Herb Fox, Ioe Wesson, Jeff Jennings, Doug Cole, Bill Kuklenski, Lorne Weber, john jacquet, Terry Spragg. Front Row-Pete Wood, mmmgerg Tom McCarthy, Bob VV:-zrner, Rick Moore, Jerry Weiderstrom, Mike Kuklenski, Larry Lannoye, Grant Lawseth, Bob Monroe, Gary Padgett, Bruce Dickinson, Jerry Franks, Roy Davis. Batting-Paul Tomlinson. Catching-Al Hanley. Jgifwz wwe! Teds complete putaout ' S , Z 88 Baseball if 621, l49ZQffcf,, cj 'f Mgifflcp? Sluggers Excel QQ, , Eightlettermen returnedi , E rp ff 5,7 H,, f',,.j,fQ:,4i this spring to form the s.- ,Lf n2e,c..fL -- 1' gf- B backbone of the Roosevelt -X yi? Azjffijff baseball team. Comprising! 'IQ' f CH ,Czar the restof thetwenty-five flfZLfCfi'ff f'1'f k G' man squad were some wif K, ,Lf b?ff2,f,,Q,,f finClu11iorball Players. ,- L -' -' JJ 7 1 ,fri f , jiri K Thisyear'sclub,with ,ff-'f-Af ' I, lVlr. Don Harney coach- 'L 'J' ing, looked verypromising' 3, V. i, QE for city-league play. 5 jeff ,f'f,J,-f4'f ' V , H , Because St,-enuous Life fl fx!! , nflf, iff' sp .Y , i, went to press before the 21 Q , ' , is ,. , ,. j 'elf' ff ' f 'Q' ' ' f ' FPL seasonwascompleted,the ,Aff fl ' K ff' 'f '4'L,7 records were not availableafa AJ., i ' ' , -ef it APRIL 28 ' B rvrrr 4 , g - A . .1 ,C rj, 74- Baseball: Won 4 xlAlJlffi','ff' C f ' P75 Lost 2 ' ' Q, J 7 .V ,F ,, , , f' ,yy ' f J 4 f,fC5',1?'1??i,',f:f f J Z2Lff':4'?X.2J ' C- ff .vrer I rj,g.4Q,,ff'4' e cr A Cf - 4' 19 KC 1:55 V Don Harney Head Coach Robert Bell Second Team Conch Second Team Baseball: Buck row-Ralph Gertz, Mervyn Sharp, Pen Satoris, Richard Pettit, john Gregory, Bill Stolzman, Phil Ingersoll, Bob Stephens. Middle row - jerry Chitwood, manager, Dick En- ders, Ron Nicholson, Jim West, Jim Palin, Stan Schmid, Ben Baker. Front row - Dave Schoonover, manager, Greg Thompson, ,lim Jacquet, Gene Davis, Art Ellis, Dale MC- Gregor. 43541 fi flflf--L 5 Tecls watch closely 90 HC Giving valuable assistance to the track and field contestants were these managers: Left to fi ht-Dennis Helseth, Dar- rell Davis, john Torbenson. These field men were rated among the best in the city: Left to right, back row-Keith Balcom, john Laughlin, Chris LeSourd, Doug Wills, Terry Stone, Neal Liden, Chuck Barbo, Howard Strick- ler, Boyd Smith, Lee Dobbs, Bob Hayes, Jim Bradley, jim Hoffman, Wade Carmen. Front row -Keith Kingsbury, Dennis I-lumes, Gary Coble, Travis Keeler, Bern Smith, Lon Davidson, Dave Tregoning, Win Ludy, Gene Linden, Willard Grabill, Bruce Branigin, Gary Albert. Track Draws leds Because of an early Strenuous Life dead- line, the final record of the Track Team wasn't available. Unusually large turnouts gave impetus to the squad. New Sopho- mores and some juniors completed the team while eight returning lettermen formed the main strength. These second or third year men were: Pete Iohnson, sprints, Dick Meyer, 880 yards, Bob Montgomery, 440 yards, John Morrison, relay, John Reed, sprints, Tom Smelser, 440 yards, Dennis Tagas, 440 yards, Charlie Sells, high jump. Last year the track team Won third place in the All-City Track Meet. john Fuller is head coach and Charles Henderson is his assistant. APRIL 28 Track: Won 1 Lost 0 k This year Roosevelt's track hopes are as bright as they have ever been: Left to right, hack row- Marv Hedeen, Gary Wilde, Joel Howe, John ja- cobi, Terry Sieg, Jim Cunningham, Frank Coyle, Steve Seltzer, Neal Robinson, John Walkup, Dave Kingsbury, Stan Scott. Second row-Tom Smelser, Pete johnson, Louie George, Garry Price, john Bird, Dick Harrison, Steve Richardson, Greg Pos- sehl, Ken Drewel, Dick Meyer, Dan Erickson, Bob Montgomery, Steve Wyman, Frank Killien. Front row - Gary Miner, Malcolm McDonald, Mike Metzger, Dick Ulmer, Dave Case, Bob Wil- lis, George Nostrant, Dan Bracken, Tom Peterson, Curt Pearson, Mike O'Neil, Jim Knisely, John Borgstrom, Terry Hughes, Dave Robblee, jon Decker, Bill Anderson. Advising the track and field contestants were Mr. Charles Henderson and Mr. John Ful- ler, coaches. Practicing, as these hunilers are doing, is an important part of the track program Swimmers Place For the first time in -six years, the Ted swimmers were unable to wrest the All-City water-sport title. The Roosevelt team lost first place to the hard- swimming Ballard Bea- vers. In winning second place, many Ted swim- mers swam their way to first position in various events. Perry Koon copped top honors in the Boys, Class A Freestyle event. In the 200-yard Freestyle Relay, Charlie Hansen, Al Hanley, Jeff Herpers, and Perry Koon swam their way to first place. Susan Mowat, Sue Day, Dottie Barragar, and Robin Eriksen finished by winning the Girls' Class A 200yard relay. Ted Team Swimmers: Back row-Linda Warner, Sue Day, Robin Eriksen, Elcena Steinmann, Dottie Barragar, Susie Mowat, Paula Paup, Sally Dillon. Front row-Bob Wells, Jeff Herpers, Carl Grinolds, Lucky Tagg, Bruce Branigin, Ron Lehman, Lon Davidson, Al Hanley, captain. Fast relay uctionl Wm Ted Team Skiers: Left to Right-Mr. Don Amick, coachg Jim Jensen, Elcena Steinmann, Russ Amick, Dot- tie Barragar, Bill Corbin, Lee Brown, Lee Sutter, Kappy Sutter. Ski Club Officers: Russ Am- ick, president, Emmy Ding- wall, treusurerg Bob Jensen, vice-president, Dottie B a rr a - gar, secretary. Skiers Race Racing is one phase of skiing that certain skiers consider to be the ulti- mate. Under the expert guidance of Russ Amick, Ski Club president, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Amick, coaches, the Ski Team spends many enjoyable week-ends racing in events at Stevens Pass, Sun Val- ley, and other ski areas. The finale of the team's competition is the All- City Ski Meet, which is a contest between all the Seattle High Schools. Those of the skiing clan that do not race, support the team through mem- bership in the Roosevelt Ski Club. Gulf Scores High Four lettermen from the '57 golf team returned this spring to try to better their last year's second place finish in City League Golf. Under the guidance of Mr. John Rushing, coach, the golf team won five out of seven matches last season. Supporting the veterans were some rapidly improving Sophomore and Junior golfers. APRIL 28 Golf: Won 2 Lost 0 Varsity Golf z Standing-Dave Shafer, Cary Haldane, Roger Schiess, Tom Storey, Karl Crosby, Kent Harmon. Kneel- ing-Mike Reasor, lack Shriv- er, Ron Hoetmer, lim Harper, Phil Fraser, Dan Tachell, Gary McClelland, Lucky Tagg. Putting: Ken Storey John Rushing Head Couch Mel Dranga Head Coach Varsity Tennis: B ac k row - Martin Kohler, Jerry Minzel, Hugh Redford, Doug Orkney, Rick Weber. Front row-Roger Sjoluncl, Brian Bloomberg, Charles Arkebauer, Bruce Cribley. Tennis Nets Heners In the past, the Roosevelt Tennis team has done Well in City League tennis competition. Under the proficient coaching of Mr. Mel Dranga, this spring's tennis team hoped to maintain the record set by past teams. As Strenuous Life went to press at the beginning of the season, the editors did not know the result of the team's effort. 95 Tennis These track enthusiasts earned their 100-Mile Club letters: Back row-Terry Triol, Brad Malone, Bill Anderson, jacob Tanttari, Bob Willits. Second row-Dan Barr, Bill Ieswine, Ed Dooley, Jon Decker, Craig Powell, Charlie Campbell, Howard johnson, gack Rodewald, Bill Emert. Front row- Dave Ro blee, Dick Meyer, Dave Case, Mike Metzger, jim Knisely, Bruce Hart, Dick Wess- man. One of the most scientific of the intramural skills is fencing. Left to right-Back row-Kristin Luehrs, Ken Taylor, Lee Lynch, Gordon Smith, Terry Murphy, jim Johnson, Kathy Gallaher, Judy Tid- well, Doug Smith, George Halcombe, John Dauth- itt, Graham Lunde, Donald Iackson, Jacob Tant- tari, Ronald Iackson, Mrs. Pournelle. Front row- Linda Pederson, Io Cooper, Joan Parkkinen, Susan Johnston, Sally Sindt, Connie Iohnston,Gail Parks. This year Corlett's roll won the Intramural foot- ball championship. Left to right-Backfield-John Morrison, Porter Craigin, George Fectzo, Mike Sweeney. Line-Rod Perry, Ieff Jennings, Charlie Sells, Tim White. Intramural Chuck's Ducks were the fall Intramural basket- ball champs this year. Left to right-Pete Johnson, John Reed, John Adamski, Martin Kohler, Joe Wesson, Bob Willis, Al Johnston. This is typical action at the U-Bowl on Wed- nesday afternoons, when the Intramural bowling temns meet. Here is the best of the twelve teams that competed in the bowling league. Left to right-Tom Kelley, Julie Kirton, and Lee Gustafson. Missing-Jim Harper. Rolls Show Zest Intramural sports is an activity that usually draws many boys, and this year's program was particularly successful. The roll room sports activity began last fall when Corlettls roll took the touch football championship. Basketball fast action came with competition between the rolls in the fall. The winner of this was Hen- dersonis roll. For the base- ball-minded athletes there was a spring softball contest. Assisting Mr Bell in Intra mural organization were these Intramural managers Left to right-Tom Kelley Dick Meyer, Keith Balcom and Bob Willis mimmmwnmxs x -1-A . Girls Bnmpete RHO, the girls' intra- mural program, was actively engaged in sports this year. The program included swimming, bad- minton, apparatus, arch- ery, table tennis, tennis, and volleyball and basketball tournaments. Other activities were play days with other schools, a Mother-Daughter Tea, and a party to familiarize ninth grade girls with the school. Badminton is one of RHO's biggest sports. Some of the participants were, Back row- Merrily Dam, Leona Barn- hart, Elcena Steinmann, Bar- bara Williams. Front row- Linda Barmuta, Judie Wills, Bonnie Kmeger. Leading RHO this year were these elected officers: Left to Right-Sophia Hom- eak, Nancy Gaylord, Alice Cleaver, and Barbara Waak. These were among the girls who competed in Rl-IO bas- ketball. In circle-Nancy Gay- lord, Merrily Dam, Sheila Hoople. Back row-Linda Bar- muta, Leona Barnhart, Sharon Backer, April Dam, Bonnie K r u e g e r, Barbara Williams, Kay Olsen. Leading the band at the inter- missions of fo 0 t b a ll games were these drum majorettes and m a jor: Chuck Parsons, Karen Williams, Judy Condit, Ardith Rogers. Leading all of the yells and songs were these skillful lead- ers: Cheerleaders-Bob Leich- man, Doug Wills, Don Ly- man, Randy Revelle. Song- Zeaders-Yvonne Perier, Susan Evans, Karen Hochfeld, Cherry Stone, Susie Dewar, Susan Anderson. Excelsior Excels Because of P1oosevelt's tie with Garfield in foot- ball, and their entry in the class AA basketball tournament, spirit at Roosevelt was much higher than usual this year. The pep assemblies, held before the games, were outlets for tremen- dous enthusiasm. Led by the song and cheerleaders, the students will never forget an extremely exciting and successful year. klQ,Ci-fl Qa1,fxrskVt rx 1 Ifllggj .f 3 YXQO lfifkjl cxl ,LJ f Nu.4fCll Kiln 1 no, elffa 'llm'UQJ Q-me CW fr ' rf?-w'f 't7 'i My 0 Hfl',CA,f4X'l xlib l,1911-JUN lfl MID K J' 'md Cl 'Q Ut Al1U'fi,A t1iXifll4-A H6666 itll gui . 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A A 1 - t 5, 1 J' ' A if s MX, K , . s P ...N' ' ,fi,i..g. fry 83 ' ',,, ' 9 7 1 ,A M ' ',,, ' - .-:pk Q'-w I ' A l M . f- V 'iff ,gn V I v . NK 5 1 - f ' W' 'if' A 1 's -sf'2!f'i Q fQ, ,- af 'k ' N' ' .. . . ' . Q . 2 5. Vsscwsg L- gl ,xx , J, 4 iv X ' 1 l K 5 ' - U ' a 115' 'Q an ' K , RQ H ' r ' ' - Q M Y. , - qv Jr fy, s 4 J-I ' gb 1 ' ' A 1 if qu vw wg. 1?..Ax,?P.V: was Ai ff 'K X A343 -ON 5 .QWQY Nw mme K e K 5. Helen Lunclin President Io Anne Ellerbrook Vice-President Sheldon Bennett Secretary Leanne Goss Treasurer Nicholas Keyock ASR Representative Yearlings loin RHS Sophomore Bandstandv was the theme for the Sophomore Class Party. This year, the party was patterned after the nationwide TV program, American Bandstandf' Don Hedman, a Seattle dee jay, was the Master of Ceremonies and provided the music. Following Teddy tradi- tion, this year's Sopho- mores started their first fevq days at R.H.S. with the helpful guidance of the orientation program of the Spurs and Rough- riders. Sophomore Honor Society totaled 249, and was represented by Barbie Taylor as secretary-treasurer. Some outstanding mem- bers of the Sophomore Class are lla Ray Hadley, United States Junior Figure Skating Champion, and George Griffin and Mervyn Sharp, varsity basketball letter winners. Some of the more talented Sophomores participated in the Revue. f vu! we I y p 4,3444 aaa!! pppy 1932 , , faffff' .-., gjf Q'l,,ff2efi2f?y '47 77Z'5!f' j V-:i C7i7 if, 4-41' Mm X Yi af- 'fn .lj 1256-- C g lf! X1 , M I Aj o cf, .41 790 5 as f C. ' L., l S SZ X Advising the Sophomore Class this year were: Mrs. Lorna Erickson and Mrs. Kay Barber. ,ash Abrams. Al Adams. Karen Albert, Kris Alexander, Jack Allen, Jim Allison, Dwight Alverdes. Walter Anderson. Dick Anderson. Gary Anderson, Virginia Andrews. Marianne Arbini, Larry Armstrong, Louie Amey, Doug Augustine. Dennis Ault. Bonnie Axtell. Don Backer. Sharon Bacon. Ann Marie Bailey, Al Bailey, Zorina Baker. Ben Baker, Betty Banks. Warren Barber, George Bardwell. Pat Bamiuta. Linda Bames, Bob Bamhart. Leona Bartholomew. Beth Barton, Jerry Bartoo. Melvin Bassett, Lynn Bassett, Tom Bauer. Donna Beam. Mel Bell. Lawrence Benham. Lou Ann Bennett. Howard Bennett, Ioyce Bennett. Sheldon Benrud. Lillian Bensen. Diane Bergquist. Chuck Bertilson. Vyonne Billington. Brad Bishop, Karen Bishop, Lynn Bishop, Paul Bixler, Edna Block. Dennis Bloomberg. Brion Bodell. Marie Bodmer, Margie Boivin, Martin Bonham. Robert Bergstrom, Nora Borseth, Iudy Boswell. Dick Boulton. Art Bourassa. Geraldine Bowen. Clark Boyle, Ralph Bradley. Anne Bradley, Jim Branigin. Bruce Brennan. John Brcssi, Philip Briggs, Joyce Brighton. Karren Yrs., eq rv 1' -ef ...J ,..... .0 -ev ,- .Ms ,lb 'T Q? GAA was Brockmann, Iay Broderick, Iim Brooks, Judy W. Brott. Celia Brown Donna Bae Brown, Frank Brown, Iim Brown. Mark Brown, Penny Brown, Russ Brown. Tom Brozovich. Tom Bruun, Al Bryan, Bob Bryant, Gaile Brymer, Bonnie Buchanan, Mike Buell, Patsy Buer. Bob Bulmer. Pat Bundy, Iolin Burch, Dave Bumetre. Pere Burson, Iudy Busch, Betti Io Byers, Mike Cain, Carol Cairns. Bob Cameron. Robin Campbell. Bruce Campbell. Charles Campbell. Dottie Canney. Robert Carbaugh, jerry Carlson. Dave Carlson. George Carlson. eannie Carlson I Kent Carlson: Wayne Carlton. Ben Carmen. Wade Carr, Ii Carhey, In John Chelgren. Linda Cheyne, Carol Chitwood. Jerry Chlentzos, Sandr Christensen, Robert Christopher, John Clark, Kathy Clark, Marilyn Clark. Nancy Clark. Nyle Clark, Virginia Clausen, Cathy Clay, Dorothy Clearwaters. Boyd Coble, Lloyd Coe, Lana Cole. Clarice Condon. Linda Cone, Susie Conrad, Iudy 3 Cook, Sallie Cook. Steve - Coombs, Carol Leigh Cooper, Io Corbett, lim Corbin. Tim Correa, Larry 105 Snphumnres Coryell, Iulie Couch, John Cowie, Dave Coyle, Frank Craig, Bob Cramer, Kerry Crawford. Virginia Cribley, Bruce Cromer, Gary Crosetto. Dick Croselr, Judy Cunningham, jim Curtis, Sally Dack, Cindy Dam, Merrily Damitio. Murray Dannenmiller, Rick Daugherty, Mi.ke Davies. Dave Davies, Lynlee Davis, Darrell Davis, Gene Davis, Kathryn Davis. Valerie Degenhardt, Tad Dennis, John Demient. Carol Dignon, Roberta Dillon. Paul Dilworrh. Sharon Doan, Marilee Doces, Chris Dodge, Nancy Donnelly. Robert Dooley, Ed Dorfman. Dave Donnan. Fred Douglas. Clark Douthin, Jolm Downs. Susie Drewel, Ken DuBonne, Eileen Dunbar. Sandy Dungan, Mary Dunlap, Gary Dunn, Bonnie Dutton, Michael Edkert, Don Edin. Charlie Edson. Carol Edwards. Donna Edwards, Kerry Eells. Molly Ekstrom. Fred Ellerbrook, Io Anne Ellerby, Brian Ellis, Art Ellis, Betty' Elsom. Don Emert, Bill Emery, Ioan Emminger, Pat Enders. Dick Enge, Fred Ennis, Judi Ensminger. Glenda Erickson, Dan Erickson. lames Erickson. Wayne Eriksen, Robin Eriksson, Rick Ernst, Glen Espinoza, Irene Evans, Suzanne Evans, Wayne Ewing, Gary Fagan, Sue Falk. Leanne Fallmer. Deanna Farrar, Larry Faust, Lynn Feam, Harvey Feavel, Ken Feltis. Barbara Fenton, Roma Ferguson, Carol Ferguson, Roger Field. Fritz Fielding, Kristi Fields, Marcia Finrow, Don Fisler, Myma Fletcher. Sue Flock, ludie Ford, Mike Forsyth, Bob Fortenbacher, Carol Fortney. Caron Foster. Pam Fournier, Jeannette Franklin, Gary Franson, Robert Fraser. Phil Frazelle, Eddie Freeman, Iolm Fullerton. Maw Ann Furbush, Sandy Gable, Chuck Gallaher, Kathy Gallaugher, Darryl Galle, Shiera Lee Galloway, Sharon Gamm. Necia Gardner, Raylene Gaston, Linda Gegner, Norbert Geiser, Wendy Gerhing, Doris Gerlach. Leonard Gertz, Ralvh Gibbs, Gary Gilmore, Diana Giroux, Dianne Glaser, Carolyn Glasson, NancY Glickman. Susan Goodman, Bill Gordon. Harriett Goss. Leanne Gould, Roger Grantham. Bill Gray, Judith Graybeal, Darlene Green. Gaile Greenway. Nancy Gregory, Tolin Griffin, George Griffith. Barbie Grindall. Paul Grizzell. Brian up ..- arf sv 107 Snphnmures Grunbaum. Art Grund. Nancy Guberlet. Cecily Hadficlll. Ann Hadley, Ila Ray Hagman, john Hall, Dennis Hall, Ellery I-Iallert. Nicholas Hallgren. Robert Hammer, Larry Hammers. Dan Handley. Patricia Hanks. Marsha Hanley, Peggy Hansen. Carolyn Hansley, Iohn Hanson. Paul Harrell. Nancy Harrington. Denny Harris, Marsha Harris. Robert Harrison, Ioan Hart. Bruce Harte, Iudy Hatcher. Sandra Haughawout, Iane Hayes, Bob Haynes, Marti Hazell, Sue Hedeen. Dave Hemenway. lan Henkel. Dixie Henniml. leff Henrikson. VVayne Herman. ludy Heron, jim Herrett. Pat Hibbard. Sandy Hill. lean Hill, Margaret Hill. Marion Hill. Susan Hillman, Diana Hiltner. Susan Hilton. Barbara Hirsch. Dan Hirsch, Douglas Hockin, Ioan Hoetmer. Ron Hoffman, Jim Hogue, Don Holcombe. George Holden. Gail Holfeld. Linda Holland. Linda Holm, lane Holm. Merrill Holrnstrom, Iohn Hamann. Ralph Hooper, Sherry Hoople, Sheila Hoover, Doug Horwood. Annie Houk. Helene House, Larry Howe. Ian Howson, Yeff Hudson. Craig Hughes, lim Iluhn, Dick Hume, Bremla llunnicutt, Linda llunt. Jeanie Huntley, Gary Hurley, Sue Huxhold. Jim Imhoden, Laura Imus. Peter Ingersoll. Phil Inhelder. Carol Irvine, 'I im Irving, lanet D Isammger, Georgie Iverson. Marie Jackson, Donald Jackson, Martha Jackson. Ronald Jzlcuhson. Anne Jacobson, Norman Jaquet, Jim Jarrett Jensen lenscn , Bruce . Bill M. Bill T. . Jensen, Ernie Jensen, Judy Jensen, Tom Jenson, Jim Jeswine, Bill Johansen, Doris Johnson, Howard Johnson, Jackie Johnson, James B. Johnson, Jim M. Johnson. Sharon Il. Johnson, Sharon M. Johnson, Steve Johnson, Tom Johnston, Connie Johnston, Craig Johnston Jim , Johnston, Susan Jolly, Lois Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Cathy John Ken Rochelle Stan Terri Jorgensen, Lee Jorgensen, Ron Jorgeson, Sandy Karr, Day Kaufman, Lynn Kayes, Vivienne Keehn. Corky Kelley, Steve Kelly, Doug Kelly, Harriet Kelly, Harvey Kelly, Terry Kennedy, Larry Kesselring, Karen Kevin, Evonne Key, Barbara Keyock, Nicholas Keyser, Carol Kieffer, Mike Kinell. Don Kingen, Jerry E 109 Snphnmnres Kinsinger. Sandra Kion. Susan Kirsch, Iohn Klees, Kathy Klecs, Kenneth Knipc, Jim Knold. Karen Knudson. Becky Knutzen. George Koenig, Iohn Konker. Al Korick. Susan Krueger. Bonnie Kunkle. Blenn Kunz. Tuck Kweller. Ken Lake. Steve Lambert. Carol Lamping. Alice Lamroe. Sharon Lanphere. George Larsen. Sharen Lashbaugh. Doug Lasich. Tom Laughlin, lohn Lawyer, Cassandra Leach. Carolyn Lee, Carl Lee, Carolyn Lee. Connie Lee. Sherri Lemieux, Jeanne Leonard. Mary Jane Lewis, Mike Lhnmon. 'fad Libbee. Patricia Lien, Susan Lighter. Fred Lindh. Cathi Lofgren. Bruce Lofris. Carol Logan, Gail Long, Ion Lontz. Howard Lowney. Mark Lowrie. Dave Ludy, Win Luehrs. Kris Luker, Jack Lund. Kitri Lunde. Graham Lundin. Helen Lundstrorn. Gary Luther. Dick Luyendyk, John Lynch, Iudy Lynch, Lee lNIacDonald, Bob MacEwan. Mike MacMahon, Nancy Madden, Marilyn Maddox. Nancy Magnuson. Warren Mann, Lola Mann, Lora Mannick. Dennis Manning. Lorene Marberiz, Roberta Markham. Mickey Martin. Carolyn Morga Martin, Glen Martin, lim Matau, Catherine Mathis, Indy Matteson, Jud Matthews. Susan Mattson, Nancy McCaf1ree, James McCal l, Ann lVlcChcsneV. Bill McClelland. Ann MeClo y, Kerry McCorkle, Pat McDale. Lin McDonald. Doug McDonald. Malcolm McGinty, Carol McGregor, Dale McGuire, Ieanette Mclntyre. Dave McKellips, Eddi McLean. Cam McLeod, Pat McNeese. lzldon McQu arrie. Susan McRay, Lyle Meisenhulder, Ioan Meiste r, Pam Melin. Barb Meston, Bob Metcalf, Dan Metzger, Mike Meyer, Margie Miceli, Joanne Middlebrook, Pat Middleton. Marjorie Miles, Ralph Mill, Ron Millar, Ruth Miller, Garv Miller, Janet Miller. Marilee Miller, lVIa1'Y Ann Miller, Mitzi Miller, Steve Mills, Barbara Mills, Tom Miner, Gary Moen. Dick Moore, Bill Moore, Clifton Moore, Gary Moore, Phyllis n. Gail Morrison. Barry Mortensen. Jen Mortensen, Rick Mortimer. Lynn Moseley. Dave Moser. Ken Moulton. Keith Mount, Doug Mowat. Susie Mueller, Wally Mulkey. Geraldine Munson. Clif Murch. Roger Murphy, Charlene Murphy, Iacquelyn hlurphy, Tim lll Snphnmures Murphy, Mike Murphy, Terry Murruy. Donna Nash. Pete Neese, Ianet Neff. MarilYn Nelsen. Eileen Nelson, janet Nelson. Karen Nelson, Kathy Nelson, Myron Nelson. Nancy Nelson. Ron Nevins, Claudia Newell. Susan Newman. Gayle Newman. Larry Nichol, Beverly Nicholson. Ron Nielsen. Brandy Nienau. Bill Nixon. Lou Ella Nordpzran. Geri Nordstrom. XVendy Norman. Terry Norton, Byron Nostrand. Rob Oakvik. Vivian Oberg, Robbie Odell. Gail Odell. Richard Ofstad. Iean Oien, Louise O'L931'Y. Lynn Olsen, Kay Olson, Sam O'Neill. Kathi' Opdycke. 'Tom Oscarson. Karen Osterurl. Allan Overturf. Marilyne Padgett. Linda Pali.n, Jim Palm. Bob Park. Mike Parks. Gail Parks, Sherrie Parsons. Iudy Patterson. Judy Paulson. Marlene Pearson. Candy Pearson. Curt Pearson. Rodney Pearson. Sid Pederson. Linda Pennington. Paul Peterson. Corinne Peterson. Lee Petrovich. Louie Petry, Donna Pettit. Richard Phelps, Pat Pinkerton. Elaine Pipars, Ruth Pitman, Sandy Pittack, Pam Podoll, Ierry Poitras. GuY Porad. Susan Porliet. Gary s. 51 un-A bv Q.-4 Qs. ,a- -Hr L 67 -.. 'un K no 't 7 Y mfvf -sn -u --as Hn X '-. f t If W1' 40 mf QS- V, X li 4? -u aff' fx ,, ,Av Porras, Phebe Porteous. Linda Porter, Fern Powell, Craig Pratt. Lois Prinz, Dan Prouty, Mike Pruzan. Lynn Quinn, Phil Rafferty. Randy RallS. Bud Rainmn-tl. Larry Rankin, Anne Rntcliffe, Lynn Rathke, Bill Rau, Sharon Rcaxns, Sharon Reasor, Mike Redford. Steve Reeder. Katiebeth Reeve, Ida Reeves, lohn Reid, Bill Reid, Judy Rein, Jerry Remlinger. Dennis Rhodes, Merrily Richards. Chuck Richards, lim Richards. Seth Richardson, Dave Rieke, Bill Riley, Allan Rinrlahl. Rick Ritchie, Carolyn Hitt. Steven Robbins. Norma Robinson. Neal Rockwood. Roberta Rodewald. lack Rodgers, Floyd Rogers, Andy Rogers, Ardie Roller, Mark Rosene, Susan Ross, Charlotte Ruark, Mike Rucker, Fred Rugg, Gerrie Huggies. Phoebe Rupp, Bill Rusk, Sanford Russell. Claudia Russell. Keith Russell, Sue Rutherford, John Sailor. Karen Sakaguchi, Steve Sammons. Carol Satoris, Pen Saunders. Charlie Savalie. Bev Scarpvllo. Maria Schamnfra. Jody Scharf, Marv Schcih, Paul Schmid. Stan Schmidt, Kay Schooley. Mike Sehoonover. Dave 'G H3 Snphumnres Schroder. Laurie Schultz, Martha Schuster, Joanne Scofield, Terry Scott. Lee Secorsl, Bonnie Sellen, Sally Seltzer. Steve Scngel, Ed Separovich. Sue Shafer. Dave Shafer, Kathy Shallis, Donna Shannon. Allen Sharp, Mervyn Sherman. Connie Sherwood, Gordon Shields, Aleta Shields, leri Shimitz. Sandra Shoemaker. Ken Sieg, Terry Siks, Ian Silverthorn. Linda Simmons. Rick Sinwnson. Gayle Sintlt. Sally Siskin, Ingeborg Skautzrud . An ne Slater. Davie Slater, Iannetta Smith, Boyd Smith, Corenne Smith, Dolores Smith. Donna Smith, Doug B. Smith, Doutz G. Smith, Gordon Smith, lill Smith.. Linda Smith, Marylee Smith, Merrily Smith. Patty Smith, Sue Smith. 'l'errv Smyth, Sharon Solomon. Frank Soltis. Gerald Sommeis. Sharon Spear, Jeff Spencer, Norm Sperry. Helen Spingelt. Lee Springberg, Jim Springer. Dorothy Staab. Barbara Stadum. Nancy Stannrd. Bill Stanwav. Gladys Starbird. Ruth St. Dennis. Jerry Steele, Ianis Steele, Ieff Stegman. Eric Steinberg. Mary An Steinmann. Elcena Stephens, Bob Stern, Ed Stevens, Lanie Stewart. Bob Il Q- 'nur' ,- up- Stewart, Janice St. John, John Stokke, Francis Stolzman. Bill Storey, Mike Storey. Tom Stran. Nedra Strand. Pat Strandin. Karla Stray, Julianne Strihlink. Mike Stroble. Ed Strnble. Martha Strom, Carol Strom. Marianne Sullivan, Maureen Summers, Joyce Sumner, Lonny Swanson. Dick Swanson, Jim Swanson, Kip Swarm, Marnita Sweet, Jim Swenson, Gary Tachell. Dan Tandoo, George Tate, Janet Taylor, Barbie Taylor, Ken Tellefsen. Diane Terris, John Thomas. Brent Thompson. Barbara Thompson. Darrell Thompson. Gary Thompson, Greg Thompson, Lawrence Thronsen. Carol Thwing, Ted Torrey, Leon Torrie, Don Tralle, Judy Tralle, Kathy Treadwell. Scott Treick, Jon Trimble. Bob Triol, Terry Truanr. Sharon Tucker, Marvin Tunsen. Robert Turbutt. Terry Turner. Donna Ullman. Nance Van De Mark, Lola Van Derlintlen, Janice Van Kleeck. Ron Vanwinkle. Carolyn Vincent. Malta Vinsonhalor. Chuck Wagner, Marcia VValker, Betsy Walker, Judy NValkup. Pat Wallace. Barbara VVallace, Kay VVallen, Lance XValton, Jerry Walton. Margo Wamba. Dick Ward. Ron J l l5 Suphomures lfVarnell, Gail Warner, Linda lVaternian, Frank VVebber, Bob llleber, Ed lveber, Jeannette lvciler, Norma Vlleinertli, Tom llfeleh, Vl'elel1, XVulch, Vl'ells, lN'clls, lllcnde Anne Brian Lorna Lee Ccorgc Nancy lls, Dave VVcndorf, Susan lllenzlaff, Pat Vllcrncr, Robyn VVest, Jim ll'est, Susan Xlllialley, John xVllI3Zll0Ck, Polly lllliuat, Linda A. VVlmeat, Linda K. lllliipple, Laird Wfhite, VVhite, VVliite, l'Vl1ilm VVliitta lViuklu llull Janice Sherri an, Carol kcr, Marilyn nd, Robert Vllienir, illilie VVienir, Paul VVilen, XVilcy, Steve Ga ry l'Vilk, Renee lvilkie, Craig 'ill IX lerril n VK , y XVillianis, Barbara A. XVililanis, Barbara J. Williams, Bill Vllilliams, Dick VVillian-is, Mike lVillits, Bob XVills, Judie VVilmot, Valerie Vlfilson, Bill WVilson, Dianne Vllilson, Linda Vllilson, Yvonne YVinlJlade, Bill Ylfineholt, Gary Winter, Bruce Vllinther, Pat VVise, Pat Wollcnweber, Richard Wood, Sandra Woodard, Roberta VVood b urne, Barbara Woodruff, Annette VVrange1, Faye Wright, J-im Wright, inda Wyman, Vem Yeo, Judy Young, Dick Young, Karen Young, Larry Zehrung, Dennis 116 Suphomores Y? x,-r was Bu-operation Aids Since Roosevelt is such a large structure, it requires much co-operation from her students and faculty. ln the study hall, the students assist the teacher by taking attendance and keeping the room orderly. With so many activities, over-participation must be controlled by the Activity Recording Committee. Keeping track of students' activities are the Activity Recording Committee members: Frank Solomon, Dave Tregoning, first semester chairman, Julie Coryell, sec- ond semester chairman, Susan Porad, Gary Dunlap, Dale Robinson. Helping study hall teachers are these Checkers: Back row-Barbara Eustis, Verna Frees, Sandy Richardson, Julie Kirton, Anne Mehus, Judy Spence, Brenda Boyker, Diane Dondero, Diane Kellenberger, Carol Kilgore, Bar- bara VVaak, Margaret Ludy. Front row--Vickie Pond, Vivienne Kayes, Nancy Onstad, Patsy Winn, Judy Adams, Ellen Harkins, Lourie Giles, Loann Tratnik, Jane Tipple, Carolyn Bergquist. Study Checkers take attendance. Back row-Julie Wil- lett, Nancy Bennett, Diane Clanton, Cecie Holm, Pat Zartman. Third row-Susan Beaman, Judy Condit, Linda Nelson, Carolyn Snow Cstandingjg Janet Neese, Sandy Folkins. Second row-Joan Garlick, Judy Shep- herd, Barbara Thuesen, Jane Holm, Susan Graham. Front row- Nancy Newell, Joy Smith, Marylynne Wil- kins, Carol Loftis, LaDrene Ainslcy. tw- , .15-nl Study Supervisors maintain order in study halls. Buck row-Mark Smith, Warren Palmer, Shennan Smith, Gerry Helland. Fifth row-John Holmstrom, Don Thomas, Carl Bomstead, Fred Abramson. Fourth row- Lee Gustafson, Pete VVood, Marv Tucker, Gary Wame. Third row--Paul Tomlinson, James Young, Al Troffer, Dexter Dickey, Russ George. Second row-Dick Ulmer, Dave Case, Seth Richards, Jim Hauck, Gary Wilde, Neil Parker, Harvey Rosene, Tom Anderson, Bill Gruber. Front row-Bruce Martin, chairman, Chris Doces, Craig Powell, Neal Zimmerman, Dick Grace, Raymon Straub, Norman Dodge. fx ll v LJ CL Phu 52 1 1.:f.'-4. A J .QIA-'YQ 6-471611. I .if jf JJMZZEQM 17 fan , fLz477f A?fZ'SwoK AMA, Zim J? 4' J ff DJ erso I QQVL N Q Vice-President W1 j irton f X Sec y db! I 7 Y n 4. Karen oodall K Treasurer ' 5. Ann B ASR R 5. Q ,f Z ' D T Q l a l n roughton epresentat Fifty-Niners Unite Building toward their year of graduation, the fifty-niners participated in such events as Harvest Moon, the Junior-Senior Class Party, a publica- tion of the News, and the basketball booster booklet, Swish. Juniors were also active in the Revue, Life Begins at 8: 17, and the Senior Play Harvey. Student Director Judy Hendrickson along with Bob Jensen, Randy Revelle, Margo Hartland, and Betty Elmstrom were some Juniors in the Revue. Ann Broughton, Lori Jennings, Jim Hauck, Sharon Burrows, Martie Apostol, and Lon Davidson aided in the production of Harvey. ln February an all-school Record Drive was spon- sored by the Junior Class. Records were sent to orphanages and nursing homes. Pauline Yeager, the Torch vice-president, was the Juniors' representative guiding the honor society this year. Junior Torch was composed of 163 members. These activities are a testimonial to the build- ing of the Junior Class. Advising the Junior Class are: Miss Audrey Spady and Mrs Ellen Smith. . ts- Abrahamson, Alan Abramson, Fred Adamski, Jewel Ainsley, LaDrene Albert, Gary Alexander, Iudy Allen, Keith Anderson, Bev Anderson, Bob Anderson, Carole Anderson, jim C. Anderson, Jim W. Anderson, Marion Anderson, Miriam Anderson, Pat Anderson, Pete Anderson, Tom Anthony, Bob Apostol, Martie Arneson, Ed Ashley, Bob Ask, Eduard Auerswald, Susan Austin, Janice Baer, Elisa Baerg, Donna Bagley, Sarah Baird, Bob Baker, Bill C. Baker, Bill M. Baker, janet Banks, Karen Barbo, Chuck Bardwell, Don Barnes, George Barnett, Gordon Barr, Dan Bates, Gary Bauer, Joan Baum, Barbara Bay, Avie Beaman, Susan Bean, Lu Anne Beaunaux, Jim Beeler, Gary Bell, Bonnie Bellamy, Joy Bender, Ruth Bennett, Nancy Bennett, Shirlee Benton, David Berger, Sally Bergquist, Carolyn Bernheisel, Linda Betzner, Donna Bidleman, John Bigelow, Jay Bird, Joan Bird, John Bishop, Anne Blain, Pat Blair, Carol Blake, Darlene Blakley, Sally Bloch, Vicki Blythe, Barbara Boehner, Eileen Boepple, Dick Bomstead, Carl Bone, Chris Boone, Carolyn Borgstrom, John Bould, Carol Bowersox, Jacquie Boyker, Brenda Boyle, Sue Bracken, Dan Bradley, Sylvia Bradway, Susan Bratt, Karen Breen, Dave Bresnan, Joe Breuer, Carolyn Brewer, Jim Brinsmead, Sandee Brokaw, Myrtle Brokenshire, Gail Brook, Judy Broughton, Ann Brown, Fonda Lee Brownell, Gene Brumett, Bert Buck, Diane Budlong, Gary Buell, Nick Bulpin, Nick Burgess, Lynn Burlison, Dave Burns, Bob Burns, Ronald 121 lunmrs Burrow, Sharon Busigin, Nancy Butler, Nancy Cady, Suzanne Callahan, Sandy Camber, Dave Cameron, Alex Cameron, Pete Camp, Steve Campbell, Bob Campbell, Donna Campbell, Dwayne Candelario, John Carlson, Jacquie Carp, Bill Carroll, Charles Carter, Joie Caryl, Jan Casey, Connie Cassels, Bill Cassese, Jerry Casteel, Carolyn Chamberlain, Ann Chase, Jim Cheap, Charles Cheney, Park Chichetti, Virginia Clampitt, Geri Clark, Doug Clarke, Chester Cleveland, Phyllis Coffman, Don Cole, Cynthia Collier, Mark Collins, Linda Comito, George Condit, Judy Conway, Bob Cook, Barbara Cook, Brenda Cook, Dave Cope, jack Cope, jill Corbin, Bill Cornell, jim Corning, Kay Cornwell, Kristin Cotton, Karleen Cotton, Mike Covington, L. 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Crispin, Mary Cummins, Don Cummins, Donna Cunningham, Linda Czarnetzke, Bob Czarnowsky, Carol Dam, April Dammann, Kaye Danishek, Mary jane Davidson, Lon Davis, Dan Davis Janet Davis jerry Davis Mary Davis, Roy, Day, Sue Dean, Zana Decker, Ion DeFore, Bill DeTurk, Flo Dickinson, Jim Dickson, Elaine Dickey, Dexter Divine, Charlene Dobson, Linda Donaldson, Dale Dondero, Diane Dopps, Ken Doran, Karen Dornberger, Tuck Douglass, Pam Doyle, Iim Duarte, Mickey Duke, Julie Duncan, Ken Dunn, Bob Dutcher, Ron Dyer, Linda Eaden, Nancy Eagen, Bill Ederer, John Edwards, Lynn Egbert, John Eide, Cary Ellis, Darbyann Elmstrorn, Betty Elwin, john Erickson, Leona Erickson, Midge Estenson, Earl 123 luninrs Euchner, Liz Eustis, Barbara Evans, Sandra Falkenberg, Karen Fargo, Tim Farr, Linda Farrell, Mary Faull, jim Feiring, jim Felch, David Ferguson, Douglas Field, Vivian Fields, Charles Filigno, Field Fisher, Douglas Fisher, Tom Fortney, Jim Fox, Herb Fraser, Bill Frazer, Peggy Anne Freeburg, Judy Frees, Verna Freidman, Winifred Froula, Ted Gabel, Maureen Gale, Sam Gallaher, Ann Garcia, Marianne Garvy, Pat Gavosto, Bill George, Louie Gerde, Mike Gibson, Larry Gilbert, Bill Gilinsky, DarlLynne Gilmartin, Dave Giske, Grant Glaser, Gloria Goldback, Hal Gompf, Sandy Goninan, Harvey Goodall, David Gordon, Bruce Gowdy, John Grabill, Willard Graham, Robert Graham, Susan Grant, Joe Greaves, Tom Green, Dennis Griebler, Carolyn Grimmer, Susie Grossinger, Gunthild Groth, Karen Gruber, Bob Guley, Bob Gustafson, Karen Gustafson, Lee Gustin, Janet Guttmann, Joseph Hagen, James Haggard, Leta Hahne, Ross Haldane, Gary Haley, Glasina Hall, Susan Hallead, Jim Hallgrimson, Dan Hamilton, Barbara Hamlin, Jess Hammett, Rick Hannon, Pat Hannuksela, Diane Hansen, Robert Harden, Judy Harpster, Joanne Harris, Fran Harris, Margaret Hart, Larry Hart, Leslie .Hartinger, Barbara Hartland, Margo Hartman, Bob Hasselblad, Vic Hatch, Jeannie Hatcher, Brenda Hatt, Pete Hauck, Jim Haugen, Richard Haveland, Alan Hawley, Rosemary Haynes, Grace Haynes, Larry Hedley, Bill Heggen, Ken Heine, Gloria Heins, Sanford Heiser, Delores Helem, Gary Hellam, Diane 125 luniors Helland, Gerry Helserh, Dennis Henderson, Carol Hendrickson, Judy Henneke, Esther Hermanson, Judy Heron, Joan Herpers, Jeff Hesketh, Jon Hewett, Jeanne Hiatt, Barry Hickey, Dean Hill, Janet Hill, Judie Hill, Ken Hill, Steve Hitchcock, Susan I-Iitchner, Cam Hoel, Karen Sue Hoffman, Mike Holden, Barbara Holien, William Holm, Cecie Hone, Stephen Hopkins, Lyn Hopkins, Ron Hopper, Bob Hoverson, Sig Howard Howard, Howard, Barry Howard, , Carolyn George ' Stan Howe, Joel Hubbard, Nancy Hudgens, Melody Huey, Diane Huffine, Charley Hughes, Terry Hull, Peggy Hulliger, Pat Hullin, David Hunt, Beth Hunt, Byng Hunt, Faye Hun ter, Karne Huse, Eleanor Huston, Jim Hyde, Carol Impola, Nancy Ingram, Judy Innis, Sharon Irvine, Gayle Irvine, Jean Iverson, Joan Jacobson, Karen Jaffe, Susan James, Stan Jaquet, John Jared, Dixie Jenner, Suzie Jennings, Lori Jensen, Bob Jensen, Carol Jensen, Lois Joachim, Helen John, Wally Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Lana Johnson, Marget Johnston, AI Jones, Sally Kann, Leila Karol, Donna Katims, Pete Keener, Dorothy Kelley, Nancy Kemp, Bonnie Kendall, Cay Kenyon, Don Kerns, William Kessinger, Lance Kiens, Larry Killien, Frank Kion, Jim Kirton, Julie Kittelson, Renee Klemmer, Maureen Knisely, Jim Knuclson, Ron Koch, Robert Kolar, Christie Koogle, Ellen Koon, Perry Kosco, Ken Kost, Bill Kostroun, Jane Krachunis, Sharon Kuklenski, Bill Kyle, Barrett Kyle, Jeanne 127 Juniors l 1 Kyle, Jerry Laabs, Bob Lacey, Sherry Lantow, Al Larkin, Walt Larsen, Dave Larson, Diane Larson, Ierry n Law, Jim LeBert, Dave LeFrancis, Tom Lehman, Ron Leigh, Laurellin Leishman, Bob Lekanger, Gloria Lemke, Terry LeSourd, Chris Lewis, Dave Liden, Neal Lindaas, Jack Lindsley, Ron Liptack, Jeanie Locknane, Duane Long, Jim Loria, Richard Lounsbury, Judy Ludy, Margaret Luehrs, Kirk Luker, Christy Lund, John Lutz, Siglind Lyman, Don MacDonald, Bob MacDonald, Janet MacDonald, Lyn MacKenzie, Dave Mackey, Lynn MacKinnon, Don MacLeod, Gordon MacMillan, Trudie Madden, Carole Mahoney, Jim Malone, Brad Manning, Margie Manos, Judy Marberg, Ruth Marcus, Karen Marion, Doynell Markham, Iim Marley, Larry Marlowe, june Marr, Ginny Marston, Dan Martret, Marilyn Mason, Gail Mathes, Marcia Mathis, Sandra Matthiesen, Dottie May, Jim Maynock, Roger McCarthy, Tom McClelland, Gary McCormick, Bill McCoy, Nancy cCue, Sally cGee, Marcia McKee, Don McKee, Bon McLeaish, jock McMullen, Mike McNeal, Diane McRae, Bob Mehus, Anne Melton, Bob Merrifield, Juanita Merritt, Glenn Messer, Patty-jo Metcalf, Lloyd Meyer, Eva Mickel, Barry Mickelsen, Steve Minear, Nancy Miner, Bruce Miner, Gloria Minzel, Jerry Mirante, Vincent Mitchell, Bill Mitchell, Iohn Monroe, Bob Monson, Micci Montgomery, Bob Moody, Diane Moore, Ian Moore, Rick Moran, Kathy Morgan, Bill Morgan, Pat Mullen, Jill Muller, Gail Murray, Gerald 129 Juniors Myers, Gary Nau, Iohn Neal, john Nelson, Linda Newburn, Marilynn Newell, Nancy Newhouse, Ioyce Newton, Barbara Nicholson, Iohn Nicholson, Lynda Nickell, Kathy Noel, Susan Norman, Sandy Norton, Carol Nye, Bill O'Bryant, Shirlene O'Byrne, Eddie Ohlstrom, Sharon Oleson, Ian O'Loughlin, Ann Olsen, Carmen Olsen, Jack Onstad, Nancy Opsahl, Sue Ossinger, Ioan Osterloh, Bonnie Io Pace, Judy Padgett, Gary Pajoman, Ron Palmer, Mike Parker, Stone Parkkinen, Ioan Patten, Jerry Patterson, Marlene Paulson, Mary Ann Peabody, June Pearson, Barbara Pearson, Susan Penchos, Kathy Penson, Marjorie Pephyrs, Zina Perry, Linda Person, Mel Peterman, Rosemary Peterson, Ann Peterson, Bob Peterson, Linda Peterson, Marleta Peterson, Ron Peterson, Tom Perritt, Carol Pfister, Duane Pierce, Danni Pierce, Lynn Pigott, Katie Pilkey, Roy Pinkston, Paul Piske, Judy Pittenger, Nancy Pittman, Judy Polander, Judy Pond, Vickie Ponsford, Charlotte Porter, Cliff Porter, Don Porter, Margie Possehl, Greg Powell, Bonnie Powell, Glen Pratt, Lynn Princehouse, Doug Pringle, William Quenzler, Fritz Raney, Margaret Read, Dave Reaugh, Bonnie Redak, Judy Redak, Sharon Reed, Judy Reese, Jim Reeves, Bruce Regis, Mary Reibman, Ron Reilly, Norm Rene', Connie Revelle, Randy Richards, Laura Ridgway, Bob Riedasch, Marcia Riley, Charlene Riley, Pat Riva, Ron Robertson, Joleen Robinson, Dale Roblee, Bob Rodgers, Rosemary Rogers, Mike Rogers, Virginia Romain, Jack Romain, Sally T31 Iuniors Roman, Linda Rookstool, Carmalieta Roscoe, Robin Ross, Dick Ross, Ellena Ross, Karen Ross, Margaret Roth, Carol Round, Clare Rourke, Iohn Rubin, Roy Rutherford, Jim Rutledge, Darliene Samuelson, Gary Sandberg, KarylLee Scheib, Judy Schiess, Roger Schmitt, Nick Schwartz, Sharalyn Scott, Beverly Scott, Stan Seeley, Margie Seeman, Howard, Shadduck, Terry Shattuck, Lynn Shawver, Dick Shea, Dan Shenson, Gloria Shepherd, Iudy Shevchenko, Alexand Shiplet, Peggy Shorett, Candy Shotwell, Nancy Showalter, Donna Shuman, Carol Silliman, Sarah Sloan, Carol Sloane, James Smith, Jeanne Smith, joy 81' Smith, Mark Smith, Patricia Smith, Sharon Smith, Shirley Snook, Cary Solberg, Ed Sorenson, Mike Southard, Mike Sparling, Mary Lynn Spence, Judy Sperlin, Steve Spragg, Terry Sprague, Karen Stam, Christie Stanard, Chuck Stark, Richard Steiner, Mary Stiles, Allen Stillions, Bob Stockton, Chuck Stokes, Sara Stolzman, Sharon Stone, Terry Stoutamyer, Rita Strang, Madeleine Strang, Sidnie Strickler, Howard Strunk, Richard Sullivan, Jean Sullivan, Roger Surber, Jack Swadener, Sally Swanberg, Cary Swanson, Sandy Swoyer, Ann Sybert, Carolyn Symington, John Tagg, Lucky Tanner, Mike Tanttari, Jacob Tatsumi, Bertha Tatterson, Tat Taylor, Judi Taylor, Nancy Taylor, Paul Thompson, Bob Thorn, Jerry Thuesen, Barbara Tidwell, Judy Timmons, Diana Tingvall, Nancy Tomtan, Paul Tonkin, Jerry Torbenson, John Torgerson, Bob Trandum, Bill Tregoning, Dave Ulsrud, Jean Urstad, Marilyn Uzelak, Gail 133 Juniors JQMW ei , ..?4 ,Q-,1,,,p oy' ,4-g?f5.' 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Anderson, Pete Apostol, Martie Ask, Eduard Austin, Janice Baerg, Donna Baker, Janet Baum, Barbara Bean, Lu Anne Bellamy, Joy Berger, Sally Betzner, Donna Blakely ,Sally Bloch, Vicki Bomstead, Carl Bone, Chris Boone, Carolyn Boyker, Brenda Bracken, Dan Bradway, Susan Bratt, Karen Breuer, Carolyn Burgess, Lynn Butler, Nancy Callahan, Sandy Cameron, Alex Chamberlain, Ann Chichetti, Virginia Clark, Doug Cole, Cynthia Condit, Judy Cornwell, Kristin Cunningham, Linda Decker, Jon DeTurk, Flo Dondero, Diane Doran, Karen Dyer, Linda Ederer, John Edwards, Lynn Elmstrom, Betty Erickson, Midge Euchner, Elizabeth Falkenberg, Karen Felch, David Fields, Charles Fisher, Tom Frazer, Peggy Gilmartin, Dave Giske, Grant Greaves, Tom Griebler, Carolyn Groth, Karen Haggard, Leta Haldane, Gary Hall, Susan Hallgrimson, Dan Hamilton, Barbara Harden, Judy Hartland, Margo Hartman, Bob Hasselblad, Vic Hatt, Pete Heine, Gloria Hendrickson, Judy Hill, Janet Hill, Judie Hitchcock, Susan Hoffman, Mike Hoverson, Sig Howard, Barry Huey, Diane Huffine, Charles Hunt, Beth Hunt, Byng Jennings, Lori Jensen, Bob Joachim, Helen Johnston, Allan Kann, Leila Karol, Donna Kerns, Bill Killien, Frank Koogle, Ellen Koon, Perry Lacey, Sherry Le Sourd, Chris Liden, Neal Ludy, Margaret Luker, Christy McCoy, Nancy McLeaish, Jock MacDonald, Janet Mackenzie, Dave Mackey, Lynne Manos, Judy Marcus, Karen Marlowe, June Marr, Virginia Matthiesen, Dottie Mehus, Ann Melton, Bob Meyer, Eva Minzel, Jerry Monson, Margaret Moody, Diane Moran, Kathleen Nelson, Linda Newton, Barbara Nickell, Kathy Noel, Susan O'Bryant, Shirlene O'Byrne, Eddie Onstad, Nancy Osterloh, Bonnie Pearson, Susan Penchos, Kathy Perry, Linda Pierce, Dianne Piske, Judith Pitcher, Barbara Pittenger, Nancy Polander, Judy Pond, Vickie Raney, Margaret Reaugh, Bonnie Revelle, Randy Roblee, Bob Schmitt, Nick Shepherd, Judy Shiplet, Peggy Shuman, Carol Silliman, Sarah Smith, Jeanne Smith, Patricia Spragg, Terry Sprague, Karen Stokes, Sara Sullivan, Jeanie Swadener, Sally Swoyer, Ann Tatsumi, Bertha Taylor, Paul Tingvall, Nancy Torbenson, John Trandum, Bill Vadman, Sue Waak, Barbara Waring, Pat Watts, Ted Weir, Sandy Wessman, Richard Wilcox, Laurie Willett, Julie Wilson, Diane Winn, Patsy Winston, Bruce Woodall, Karen Yeager, Pauline Zimmerman, Neal Iumurs 3. gmwa, J af-191 Vw ,b,,c,z1V65nF9wvff'C1ff M iv i 2. X, VLL: AJC5 , in Xwif ff! uf 1.- I 1,1111 1 ,ff ' kb I J .,f ' C fa v 57 X f X 'x v..X ff P L ,Ludyff Q I Q,UL5jp!L1 1 i?fVf'fL vgdzbcfy-l2,gJ'J w-QQ-2. b2.4A,ff:Zf 5 My-f-ww .ez MMM Jizz Mg 'ZZWU Jigs, V . -Zip. 0,44-cfe'f-c:4,f7..2:4Q, Bgzffrf'-ff-6a.,y,Q 50,6 ZC'.5Z2 izrwyfgiwf Qimflwwm' Y faaerf.,-' Y Education Builds Education is a building process which starts with the beginning of a life and continues until the end of that life. It has many important mile stones, one of which is receiving one's high school diploma. The 630 mem- bers of the Class of 1958 have reached this mile- stone and have prepared themselves for either higher education or entrance into the adult world. Aside from obtaining an education, the Class of 1958 has taken part in various extracurricular activities: one hundred and nine members made Torchg Senior pins were sold and committee sign- ups Were held in Sep- tember, the fall party, Harvest Moon was given on November 143 the Senior play, Harvey, was presented in Decem- ber, Sham-rock, the Ir.- Sr. dance, was on March 14 in Eagleson Hall and featured Rick lVlay's bandg a donation of S100 was given to the Reed Fulton scholarship fund. The seniors ended their year on June 6 by dancing at Suyonam, then taking a train ride to a Tacoma restaurant, Top of The Ocean. tw if tw MQW' tiff 4 4 ttf ' ,lffffo V inf od fat' 1 0Ep,!,Mf' .-f'i: Q T tl'r if . s f .af W tfci WW ' 'X f f .J 4' 6 61-'fi I iff f 22,1 w T Q Mp .. Q LIVUJ Advisin g the Senior Class are Miss Helen Anderson and Miss Alice YViley. Tamara Abbey Revue '56, '57 Swing Band Band Orchestra Campus Day Assem. Iohn Adamski Basketball Torch P-TA Dance Com. Vocational Choice: Research Scientist Russell Amick Ski Club Pres. Roll Rep. Ski Team Vocational Choice: Business Iudy D. Anderson Roll Rep. Traditions Com. Revue Costume Ch. Sr. Announc. Com. Torch Bob Ansley Basketball Baseball Lunchroom Com. Vocational Choice: Physical Ed. David Ault Revue '56, '57 Interests: Sea Explorers Swimming Basketball Colleen Baker Publicity Com. Roll Rep. Vocational Choice: Typist Iudy Barnhart Little Conf. Ch. Pass Sales Co-Ch. Big-Little Sister Party Co-Ch. Roll Rep. Walt Achamire Interests: Crew Cars Vocational Choice: Geology Craig Akishin Interests: Skiing Cars Diesel Engines Trucks Bill Anderson Track Team Cap and Gown Com. Tumbling 100-Mile Club AAU Iudy I. Anderson Social Service Com. GC Publicity Torch Vocational Choice: Medical Technology Gail Antonsen IOG CYO Interests: Painting Swimming Judy Austin P-TA Dance Com. Jr.-Sr. Party Teachers' Sec. Vocational Choice: Secretary Dorothy Baker Senior Play '57, '58 Drama Festival GC Com. Interest: Drama Dottie Barragar P-TA Dance Ch. Ski Club Sec. Ski Team Swim Team Mixer Com. Pauline Ackelbein Sr. Red Cross Sec. Teddy Ir. Red Cross Make-up Corps Vocational Choice: Secretary Nancy Alberthal Student Council Teddy Echo Costume Force Vocational Choice: Teacher Carl Anderson Sr. Orchestra Latin Cluh YFC Interest: Sports Rick Anderson Interests: Hunting Sports Vocational Choice: Architect Arden Apted Stage Crew Interests: Flying Hunting Cars Iohn Backstrom Hot Rod Club Interests: Cars Vocational Choice: Doctor Keith Balcom Roughriders Varsity Basketball Torch BC Cabinet Intramural Ch. Janet Barrenscheer JOG Rainbow Spades Vocational Choice: Secretary Jerry Adams Interests: Coachmen Hunting Fishing Cars Sally Alger News Teachers' Sec. Girls' Usher Corps Lost and Found FTA Carol Anderson Golden Spur Vice-Pres. Traditions Ch. GC Cabinet Ir.-Sr. Dance Sub-Ch. Prom Com. Susan Anderson Songleader Inter-High Coun. Rec. Sec. Torch Sports Boosters Sec. Charles Arkebauer Varsity Tennis Lettermen's Club Campus Day Com. Vocational Choice: Accounting Dick Baerg Strenuous Life Roughriders Quill and Scroll Torch Pass Sales Com. Donna Barnett Senior Picnic Interests: Skiing Bowling Roller Skating Ray Baughn Pass Sales Rep. Basketball Mgr. Stage Crew Interest: Basketball t Judy Adams GC Fall Cabinet GC Com. Glee Club Vocational Choice: Retail Field Iosephine Allen Sr. Orchestra Traditions Com. Jog Sec. Vocational Choice: Nursing Ianet Anderson GC Little Conf. GC Inaugural Sr. Picnic Com. Teddy Echo Sr. Commenc. Iudy Ange Golden Spurs Revue '56, '57, '58 Sr. Play '56, '57 Campus Day Sub-Ch. Torch Kathie Armstrong ASR Secretary Revue P-TA Dance Com. Torch Friendship Com. Belinda Bailey Golden Spurs Inter-School Rel. Roll Rep. GC Entertain. Torch Dave Barnette Bowling Interests: Football Science Golf Virginia Baunsgard YFC Silk Screen Records Com. llnterest: Water Skiing l Sharron Beam Ski Club Jr.-Sr. Party Roll Rep. Girls' Usher Corps Revue Cost. Com. Nell Behr Make-up Corps Interests: French . Swimming Waterskiing Vadhana Bejra-Kashem In terests : Arts Movies Drama Sandy Belcher Ground Improv. Rainbow MYF Vocational Choice: Pharmacist Carol Bell News Roll Rep. Torch Ski Club Sr. Picnic Dave Bell Interests: Cars Skiing Vocational Choice: Pilot William Bell Sr. Choir Bowling Camera Club Vocational Choice: Composing Music Ioan Benham Christmas Com. Interest: Dancing Vocational Choice: Telephone Operator K . Rf! W 5 ,Q 5 ' , mf' X wich t :V ,Q J. ' I 139 eniurs Charlotte Benson Assem. and Charm Program Com. Scrapbook Com. Vocational Choice: Dental Hygienist Shirley Blackmore l Drill Team Co-Capt. Interest: Dancing Vocational Choice: Bookkeeper Caron Boyce Red Cross GC Com. ASR Publicity Vocational Choice: Dietitian Susan Brechtel Teachers' Sec. Library Asst. Interests: Dancing Skating Nancy Brown Roll Rep. Pass Sales GC Com. Attend. Off. lr.-Sr. Party Terry Buchanan Intra. Sports In teres ts : Swimming Bowling Basketball Barbara Burton Sr. Play P-TA Dance Com. Jr.-Sr. Party Ch. Interest: Rainbow Thomas Campbell Roughriders PVTA Dance Com. ASR Finance Com. Vocational Choice: Electronic Eng. David Benson 100-Mile Club Radio Club Camera Club Interest: Aviation Judy Bodie Sr. Prom Com. Publicity Com. Roll Rep. Assem. and Charm Standards Harvey Bunny Professional Pooca Sr. Play '57 Easter Rabbit Interest: Carrots Barbara Breit Roll Rep. Torch Publicity Teddy Echo Cards Com. Ann Broze Transferred to Bellevue High Joanne Buckley P-TA Dance ASR Publicity Teddy Echo Vocational Choice: Teacher Lanny Busey BC Com. Roll Rep. Intra. Football Vocational Choice: Dentistry Teddy Collegiate Professional Mascot Traditions Com. Interests : Honey Glory Audrey Berlat Revue Jr. Ch. Revue Sr. Ch. GC Com. P-TA Dance Harmonettes Dianne Born P-TA Dance Ski Club Sr. Spring Party Vocational Choice: Airline Stewardess Iohn Bradley Streuuous Life Roughriders Torch Sr. Pla '57 Y Revue '56, '57 Bruce Bristol Intra. Sports Interests: Ice Hockey Sports Bowling Gail Brunson Golden Spurs Inter-High Coun. Spades Pres. GC Cabinet Torch Larry Burcham Interests: Hot Rod Club Skiing Bowling Swimming Peggy Button Sr. Class Vice-Pres. Golden Spurs Ir. Class Sec. Soph. Class Party Cu-Ch. Kathy Carlin Sr. Class Sec. Torch Revue '55, '56, '57 Lunchroom Com. Roll Rep. Bob Berry Ski Club Interests: Skiing Cars Swimming Dereld Borth Traditions Com. Bldg. Improv. Decorations Com. Vocational Choice: Dentistry Bob Brandon Roughriders Sr. Pic. Com. Student Coun. BC Intra. Com. Ski Club Lawrence Brooks Torch Roughriders Golf Team Usher Corps German Club Io Brunson Golden Spurs Sr. Prom Com. Camera Club Sec. GC Cabinet jr. Red Cross Ch. Bill Burg Moles Roll Rep. Roughriders Spu r-Rough. Party Hugh Callow Latin Club Interests: Bowling Fishing Basketball Lars Carlson Roll Rep. Pass Sales Com. Lunchroom Com. Prom Com. Moles 1 Margie Bibler P-'TA Dance Activity Rec. Torch Records Com. GC Com. Barbara Bowman Interests: Dancing Music Vocational Choice: Beauty Operator Robert Bratt Torch Interests: Radio Juggling Swimming l Lee Brown Ir.-Sr. Party Ch. Ski3Team News GC Program Com. Asn Thrift com. Pat Bryenton Jr.'Sr. Party Prom Com. Assem. and Charm P-TA Dance Reception Com. William Burke Stage Force Radio Club Usher Corps Vocational Choice: Elec. Engineering Bob Campbell Ski Club P-TA Dance Com. Interests: Cars Hunting N Michael Carp Roll Rep. Football Track Interest: Sports Elm' '4 'Y Dianne Carr News P'TA Dance Co-Ch. Ski Club Pass Sales jr.-Sr. Dance Myrna Carr Publicity Com. GC Com. Roll Rep. Interest: Skiing Edward Case Varsity Track Study Hall Sup. Boys' Usher Corps Interest: Sports Jerome Cathey Interests : Ca rs Climbing Drawing Sports Marvin Cavadini Interests: Basketball Golf Vocational Choice: jet Pilot Laurel Cecco Sr. Play '56 Revue '56 Librarian Lab Writer Board '56 Bowling League 'S 7 Ioe Cheesman P-TA Dance Com. BC Cabinet Prom Com. Vocational Choice: Chemistry Bonnie Chelm Caps and Gowns Com. Campus Day Publicity Big and Little Sister Thrift Com. GC Reception Roger Christensen. Interests: i Sports Art Camping Boa ting Lynda Clearwaters Torch Supply Com. GC Com. Ski Club IOG Doug Cole Varsity Baseball Lettemien's Club Vocational Choice: Nuclear Physicist Russell Cordiner Interests: Fishing Hunting Vocational Choice: Conservation Carol Coyne P-TA Dance Com. GC Com. Lunch Room Com. Interest: Skiing Pat Critchett Sr. Com. GC Com. GC Little Conf. Interest: Horseback Riding Dale Cummings Costume Force Silkscreen Com. Mimeograph Com. Display Com. Cards Com. Lois Daily Torch Standards Corn. Lost and Found Com. Vocational Choice: Court Reporter Diane Clanton Interests: Psychology Books Math Science Alice Cleaver RHO Vice-Pres. Torch GC Com. Ski Club French Club Fred Cole Track Sr. Picnic Roll Rep. Vocational Choice: Architect Mike Cordry Basketball Intra. Football Roll Rep. Interest: Sports Ted Crabill Folkdancing Interests: Mountaineering Scouting Skiing Karl Crosby Varsity Golf Boys' Usher Corps Torch Suzan Curry Traditions Com. Standards Com. Supply Com. Vocational Choice: Speech Therapy Dave Dalrymple Stage Mgr. P-TA Dance Com. Campus Day Assem. Vocational Choice: Forestry Catharine Clark Teddy Echo Reception Com. Interests: Swimming Music Shirley Clifton Roll Rep. Spring Party GC Com. Interest: Skiing Bill Conner News Quill and Scroll Ad. Mgr. Interest: Football David Corey Interests: Models Photography Vocational Choice: Chemical Engineer Porter Cragin Interests: Football Skiing Cars Water Skiing Frank Crow Roll Rep. Varsity Baseball Mgr. Publictiy Com. Intra. Com. Ski Club Renee Cussac Revue Com. P-TA Dance Com. GC Program Com. GC Mimeograph Com. Bill Daly DeMolay Coachmen CYF Vocational Choice: Cartoonist Diane Clark M k - C aiiiflf. ms Fall Party Main Office GC Com. Roger Cobb Boys' Usher Corps Torch BC Com. Interest: DeMolay Alice Cook GC Com. Roll Act. Interest: Sewing Judy Coryell Torch ASR Com. GC Com. Sr. Prom Com. Ski Club George Craig Stamp Club Pres. Drama Festival P-TA Dance Com. Vocational Choice: Government Iohn Crow Assembly Com. BC Com. Jr. Achiev. Sports Ski Club Janice Czarnetzke Student Council Roll Rep. GC Committees Vocational Choice: Business Adm. Sue Danbom P-TA Dance Com. Sr. Picnic jr.-Sr. Party Interest: Skiing U Y Karen Claussen Golden Spurs Torch Ski Club Roll Rep. Finance Com. Gary Coble Roll Rep. Study Hall Sup. Track Interest: Cars Terre Cooper Interests: Skating Tumbling Archery Cooking Doyne Cottom Roll Rep. Torch Ch. Jr.-Sr. Party Com. Vocational Choice: Teacher Sharon Cressy Lunchroom Com. GC Com. Senior Pins Ch. Ski Club P-TA Dance Com. Tom Crum Boys' State Rep. Finance Com. BC Cabinet Roughriders Traffic Safety Rep. Arlene Dahl Make-up Corps Publicity Com. Campus Day GC Com. Study Hall Checker Iudy Dance Jr.lSr. Party Fall Party Big and Little Sister Latin Club GC Com. 0 JW? David Davies Prom. Com. Ski Club Interests: Skiing Science Fiction Paul Decker Revue '56, '57 Sr. Play '57 Interests: Cars Boats Ed Delby Ground Clean-up Interests: Fishing Science Chemistry Pat Dennis Ir. Achiev. Interest: Swimming Vocational Choice: Dentist Susan Dewar Songleader Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Sports Boosters P-TA Dance Diane Diamond Torch Revue Drama Festival '57 Display Com. Decorations Com. Bruce Dickinson Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Roll Rep. Tri-Y Nancy Dillmg YFC Pres. Girls' Usher Corps Interests: Music Outdoor Act. Sally Dillon Golden Spurs Roll Rep. Sports Boosters GC Com. Torch Lee Dobbs Lettermen's Club Track Mgr. Soph. Football Vocational Choice: Engineering Michael Dooley Moles Jr. Achiev. Interests: Radio Cars Reg Dunbar Ir. Crew Roll Rep. Drama Festival Ski Club Basketball Mgr. Harold Ellis Roughrider Roll Rep. Varsity Golf Vocational Choice: Doctor Ginny Eshom News Ed. Swim Team Roll Rep. GC Publicity Com. Thrift Com. Ron Farstad Football Baseball Track Vocational Choice: Business Ad. Sandy Folkins Roll Rep. GC Friendship Corn. P-TA Dance Com. Spanish Club Study Hall Checker Emmy Dmgwall Strenuaus Life Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Ski Club Treas. Roll Rep. Norman Dodge Study Hall Sup. Intra. Bowling Interests: Coin Collecting Mechanics Nancy Dow News P-TA Dance Com. Ground Improv. GC Com. Sr. Choir joan Dunn GC Com. Interest: Home-Making Vocational Choice: Office Work Bob Emminger TR Interests: Aviation Photography Skiing David Eskeberg Interests: Cars Sports Vocational Choice: Mathematics George Fectzo Roll Rep. Track Interests: Fishing Forestry Darlene Fontana Golden Spurs GC Cabinet News Prom Com. Torch lim Dixon Ski Club Sr. Choir Bowling Study Hall Sup. Ski Team Gayle Dodson Strenuous Life Golden Spurs Revue '55, '56, '57 Sr. Play '56 Quill and Scroll Pat Dowden Thrift Com. Roll Rep. GC Corn. Interests: Cooking Ken Dupar Advisory Council Tri-Y Pres. Hilander Pres. Young Life Pres. BC Cabinet Susan Emry Interests: Home Economics Art Music Archery Susan Evans Songleader P-TA Dance Com. lr.-Sr. Class Party Publicity Corn. Revue '57 Al Fisher Football Roll Rep. Interests: Skiing Drawing Bill Forrester Interests: Fishing Camping Hunting Hiking Manlyn Dixon Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Roll Rep. Caps and Gowns Ch. Debate Team Gary Doll Roll Rep. Band Interests: Music Sports Marilyn Druby News Ski Club GC Com. Transferred from Franklin Pat Dwyer GC Com. Interests: Skiing Tennis Football Matt Ennis Interests: Skiing Golf Dancing George Falkenhagen Eliminators Interest: Cars Vocational Choice: Mechanical Eng. Linda Fleming ASR Com. GC Com. lr.-Sr. Party Main Office Ir.-Sr. Dance Com. Lynn Francis Interests: Cars Hunting Boats Fishing Judy Doan Sr. Class Trees. Publicity Com. R011 Rep. Jr.ySr. Party Prom Com. Vivian Donnelly GC Com. French Club Interests: Selling Music Michael Dudley ASR Cabinet '56 BC Treas. Inter-High Conf. Torch Roughrider Katie Eaden ASR Treas. Golden Spurs Revue '57, '58 Sports Boosters Torch Carl Ericson Basketball Baseball Interests: Sports Inter. Dec. Peggy Farrell Roll Rep. Prom Com. Ir.gSr. Dance Com. P-TA Dance Com. GC Publicity Com. Sharon Flournoy Sr. Picnic GC Com. lr.-Sr. Party Ir.'Sr. Dance Attend. Office Jerry Franks Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Lettermen's Club Torch l 1 Glenn Frederick Torch Pres. Roughriders ASR Cabinet Intramural Sports Moles Liz Freeman News Ed. Publicity Com. Ch. Torch Revue '55, '56, '57 Sr. Prom Dec. Ch. Pam Frieze Sr. Rep. ASR Cabinet Golden Spurs Lunchroom Com. Ch Sports Boosters Wendell Gadd Torch Latin Club Interests: Hunting Aeronautics Mike Gallaher Sr. Choir Sr. Band Interests: Boxing Basketball Sherry Gallant Interests: Art Music Vocational Choice: Dental Ass't Carol Galloway jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Thrift Com. Refreshments Com. Interest : Music Ioan Garlick Sr. Choir Entertain. Com. Harmonettes Vocational Choice: Secretary 145 eniors 'im Nancy Gaylord GC Cabinet RHO Pres. P-TA Dance Ski Club Ir.-Sr. Party Bob Giesker Interests: Sports Cars Fishing Photography Bowling Patricia Giles News GC Social Service Spades Study Hall Checker Records Com. Lee Goodwin Building Improv. BC Com. Ski Club Dave's Braves Intramural Sports Carol Grant Nonnettes Sr. Choir Revue '57 Vocational Choice: Secretary Ron Griffiths Baseball Intramural Sports Interests: Sports Cars Janice I-lafferman Torch GC Bulletin Com. GC Cards Com. Big and Little Party Roll Room Pass Sales Sharon Hambeau Act. Recording P-TA Dance Com. Sr. Announ. GC Com. Make-up Corps Janet Gendron Y-Teen Pres. Interests : Music Art Fashions Bob Gilbert Roughriders P-TA Dance Com. Young Life O-Y Vocational Conf. Ch. Dan Gilfeather Quill and Scroll P-TA Dance Com. Hi-Y Hot Rod Show Com. Ad. Staff Mgr. Larry Gordon Traffic Safety Corn. Interests: Fishing Hunting Boat Racing Dave Gravrock Varsity Football Lettermen's Club Sr. Prom Com. P-TA Dance Com. Ski Club Carl Grinolds P-TA Dance Com. Ski Club Swim Team Vocational Choice: Engineering Claudia Hailstone Y-Teens Interests: Music Dancing Swimming Al Hamre Interests: Cars Eliminators Sports Machines Russ George Study Hall Sup. Interests: Mechanics Boats Physics Bonnie 'Gilbert Roll Rep. Teddy Echo GC Com. Vocational Choice: Dental Ass't Phil Girmus BGO Intramural Lunchroom Com. Vocational Choice: Engineering Sue Goulter Strenuaus Life Torch RHO Historian '56 Torch Banquet Ch. Roll Rep. Mary Gregory Sr. Picnic Friendship Com. Display Com. Vocational Choice: Secretary Bill Gruber Torch Moles Interests: Sports Engineering Jim Halfon Revue '56 jr.-Sr. Party Band Intra. Football Soph. Party '56 Jim Handley Stage Crew Interests: Sailing Cars Boats Richard Gibson Hot Rod Club Interests: Cars Boats Water Skiing Dana Gilbert Roll Rep. Make-up Corps Sr. Prom Com. Vocational Choice: Education Rochelle Glasson GC Com. Interests: Riding Photography Art Dick Grace TR Traffic Safety Com. Ski Club Vocational Choice: Fisheries Steve Grey Ad. Staff BC Com. P-TA Dance Com. Sports Boosters Tri-Y Bennett Guth Poster Com. Interests: Commercial Art Advertising Boating Karen I-Ialler Costume Com. Records Com. , . I r l Barbara Giedt LRX Rep. Amer. Relig. Fell. Retail Selling Vocational Choice: Interior Designer Lourie Giles P-TA Dance Com. Ir.-Sr. Party Standards Com. GC Corn. Study Hall Checker Don Gleason Roll Rep. Soph. Football Interests: skiing Cars Jilin Graham P-TA Dance Com. Roll Rep. BC Vocational Choice: 'Policeman l Cathy Griffith Make-up Corps Campus Day Publicity Com. Gdod Cheer Com. Decorations Com. l Gerry Hackett Tennis Mgr. Roll Rep. Library Sup. Vocational Choice Jr. Executive V 1 n Harold Halvorson Cleanup Com. Ch. Football Interests: Roll Rep. Art Interest: Skating Fishing l l Allen Hanley Harold Hansen Moles Bti Com. BC President In ra. Sports Torch H'LY Football Inlierest: Baseball Sports l 1 Fred Hanson TR Ski Club P-TA Dance Com. Library Sup. Church Group V.-Pres. Kay Hanson Publicity Com. Red Cross Com. Interests: Swimming Boats Lloyd Hara Varsity Football Roughriders News Roll Rep. Ir. Rep. Ellen Harkins P-TA Dance Com. Cards Com. Ir. Posture Queen Roll Rep. Ski Club Kent Harmon Varsity Golf Roll Rep. Lettermen's Club Vocational Choice: Architecture jim Harper Golf Bowling Intramural Sports BC Cabinet Baseball Robert Harrington Revue Com. '56, '57 News Ad. Staff Interest: Joumalism Lynn Harris Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Nonette P-TA Dance Corn. Sr. Torch ' 147 eninrs l 1 1 J Stora Harris Dick Harrison Charles Hart Dick Hatfield Arlene Hebert Revue Revue '57 Torch P-TA Dance Corn. Drill Team Jr.-Sr. Party Intra. Sports Fall Party Pub. Ch. Roll Rep. SkiiCIub Interests: Sports Boosters Spanish Club Intra. Football Church Tumbling Interest: French Club Vocational Choice: MIA Skiing School Politics Lab Writer Criminology Rainbow Marv Hedeen Alyce Henderson Jeanne Hendrickson Eric Henning Derry Henry Roll Rep. Revue '56 Drama Festival '56 Stage Crew Sr. Picnic Intra. Sports Prom Com. Make-up Corps Interest: Ir.qSr. Party Track Jr.-Sr. Dance '57 GC Com. Singing Roll Rep. Vocational Choice: GC Com. Ground Improv. Com. Vocational Choice: Torch Engineering Torch Mechanic GC Com. l l X Bob Hetrett Judy Ellen Hill Paul Hipke Lanny Hobart Karen Hochfeld Moles Act. Recording Com. Roughriders Roll Rep. Songleader 100-Mile Club Roll Rep. Roll Rep. P-TA Dance ASR Publicity Ch. DeMolay Torch Basketball Interests: Sr. Play '5 6 Vocational Choice: Interest: Interest: Skiing Torch Physics Sub-Deb Skiing Sports Prom Com. l 1 Judy Hoetmer Ken Hoff John Hogan Doug Holms Sophia Homeak Golden Spurs BC Cabinet Band Intra. Sports RHO Sec. Usher Corps Ch. BC Publicity Ch. Interest: 100-Mile Club FTA RHO Treas. Roll Rep. Music Interests: Ir. Red Cross Silkscreen Com. Vocational Choice: Vocational Choice: Model Boats YFC Torch Commercial Art Electrician Cars Decorations Com. Jay Hornbeak Lorna Hough Nancy Hoynes Larry I-luckabay Judy Hughes TR Vice-Pres. Caps and Gowns Com. Spades Interests: Teachers' Sec. BC BYF Locker Room Com. Skiing P-TA Dance Com. Interests: Interests: GC Com. Hunting Sr. Picnic Cars Bowling Vocational Choice: Vocational Choice: Study Hall Checker Architecture Secretarial Work Teacher Architecture GC Com. Laurene Hughes Patricia Hughey Dennis Humes Karen Hummon Pat Imbery GC Cabinet Inaugural Sub-Ch. Football Sr. Play '57 Golden Spurs GC Records Com. Torch Publicity Com. Drama Festival '57 GC Com. MYF Traditions Com. Track Teachers' Sec. Roll Rep. Vocational Choice: Ir.-Sr. Party Vocational Choice: Teddy Echo Sports Boosters Secretarial Work GC Com. Architecture Compass Com. Torch 3 l l 1 Sue Patricia Ivanhoe John Jacobi Carolyn Jacobson Fred Jacobson Diane Jaffe ASR Bulletin Com. Football Spades ,Hot Rod Club Revue Director GC Bulletin Com. Track Mountaineers Interest: Nonette Teddy Echo News Sr. Picnic Cars News 1 Vocational Choice: Roll Rep. Ski Club Vocational Choice: Vocational Choice: Stenographer Ski Club Folkdancing Club Mechanic Musical Comedy Terry Jarvis Kathy Jenner Janet Jennings Jeff Jennings Petra Jenrich BC Sec. GC Treas. Quill and Scroll Roll Rep. Teddy Echo BC Com. Golden Spurs Sports Boosters Varsity Baseball Sr. Prom Com. Interests: Torch GC Publicity Com. Intra. Sports Friendship Com. Mechanics RHO Club P-TA Dance Com. Interest: Pai Sales Com. Dancing Girls' Usher Corps Sr. Picnic Ch. Sports Jr.-X r. Party l k 1 N l , i Coralie Jensen GC Cabinet Golden Spurs Torch P-TA Dance Com. GC Advise.r's Sec. Jim Jensen Advisory Council Football Ski Team Tri-Y Track John Jewett Soph. Basketball Roll Rep. Intra. Sports Vocational Choice: Merchandising Robert Johanson Navy Air Reserve Choir Interests: Aircraft Motorcycles Bonnie Johnson Sr. Choir French Club Intra. Bowling Vocational Choice: Secretary Ed Johnson Intra. Sports Tennis Team Interests: Fishing Coin Collecting Judy Johnson Golden Spurs Sec. GC Cabinet Ir.-Sr. Parry Assembly Com. Thrift Com. Karen Johnson Revue '57, '58 Drill Team Ir.-Sr. Party Vocational Choice: Singer 149 eninrs Pete Johnson Varsity Track Football In terests : Sports Engineering Donna jordan Prom Com. GC Com. Little Conf. Interest: Skiing Sue Kates Friendship Com. Social Service Com. Caps and Gowns Com. Vocational Choice: Home Economics I Diane Kellenberger Torch Roll Rep. GC Com. Vocational Choice: Dental Ass't Ieffrey Keuss Big stick Prom Com. P-TA Dance Com. Golf Team Drama Festival '56 Keith Kingsbury Basketball Roll Rep. Track Hi-Y Baseball Rennie Ruth Knoertzer Transfer from Guam Jr. Red Cross Reception Com. Kay Kulseth Sports Boosters GC Cabinet Prom Com. Roll Rep. Campus Day Siri johnson Roll Rep. Make-up Corps Standards Com. Torch GC Com. Ted jordan Revue Interests: Acting Airplanes Television Molly Kayler Ir.-Sr. Dance Ch. Roll Rep. Thrift Com. Lounge Com. Soph. Party Patrick I. Kelly Roll Rep. Boys' State Rep. Football Roughriders Torch Bob Keyser Stremtous Life Roughriders Compass Com. Ch. Quill and Scroll Science Club Pres. Lynn Kiolet Varsity Baseball Interests: Cars Bowling Martin Kohler Roughridcrs Torch Varsity Tennis Varsity Basketball Sr. Picnic Noreen Kumasaka GC Cabinet Red Cross Ch. Roll Rep. Vocational Choice: Teacher Ioan Iohnston Prom Com. Roll Rep. GC Com. Teddy Eclm Teachers' Sec. Jerry Jorgensen Interests: Ca rs Boats Vocational Choice: Auto Mechanic Travis Keeler Roll Rep. Bowling Interests: Skiing Hiking Pat W. Kelly Intra. Sports llot Rod Show Student Council Vocational Choice: Engineering Ted Kibble Roll Rep. Ski Club P-TA Dance Hi-Y Catherine Knemeyer Costume Force Publicity Com. Interests: Art Reading Connie Kollock Lost and Found Ch. JOG Interests: Bowling Basketball Mark Kweller Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. Intra. Sports Vocational Choice: Medicine Sue Johnston P-TA Dance Com. Revue '57 Reception Com. Choralettes Sr. Choir Steve Kallgren Interests: Skiing Swimming Vocational Choice: Pharmacy Susan Keene Roll Rep. Ir.-Sr. Party Publicity Com. Lunchroom Com. Recording Com. Tom Kelley Bowling Pres. Intra. Football Intra. Basketball Vocational Choice: Dental Technician Carol Kilgore Golden Spurs Prom Com. GC Cabinet Torch Makeup Corps Dick Knight Intra. Sports Interest: Skiing Vocational Choice: Mechanical Eng. Mary Ann Kondis Traditions Coin. Thrift Com. Roll Rep. Sr. Choir ASR Bulletin Board Joann Lacey Spades Pres. GC Cabinet All-City Spades Sec. FTA JOG - : 2 1 Pat Iones Caps and Gowns Com GC Com. BYE Interest: Bowling Georgi Karras IOG Sr. Announce. Ir.-Sr. Party Decorations Com. Supply Com. Nick Kelez Interests: Cats Skiing Vocational Choice: Navy Alan Kent Interests: Photography Music Vocational Choice: Automotive Stylist Dave Kingsbury Track Chuck's Ducks In tra. Sports Vocational Choice: Chemistry Ralph Knipe Torch O-Y Interests: Skiing Fishing hlike Kuklenski Football Basketball Baseball Tri'Y Torch Joe LaFon taine Varsity Football Interest: 'Sports jim Lagerquist Entertain. Com. Interest: Sports Vocational Choice: Engineering Judi Lambert Roll Rep. Bulletin Board Com. Sr. Picnic Assem. and Charm Com. P'TA Dance Com. Larry Lannoye Varsity Baseball Tri-Y Intra. Sports Interest: Hun ting Mary Lanphere GC Cabinet Make-up Com. Lost and Found Interest: JOG Robert Larsen Ski Club Ground Clean-up Interests: Skiing DeMolay Dick Larson Interests: Basketball Cars Vocational Choice: Auto Repair Donald Larson MYF Intra. Sports Interests: Fishing Hunting William Lauer Interests: Skiing Fishing Vocational Choice: Forestry 151 eninrs Grant Lawseth Roughriders BC Vice-Pres. Torch Varsity Baseball Hi-Y Gene Leonard Roughriders Varsity Football Lettermen's Club Torch Sharon Low Lunchroom Com. GC Com. Sr. Class Com. Interest: Skiing Art Lumley Revue Pub. Com. Study Hall Sup. O-Y Vocational Choice: Teacher Mike Madden Interests: Sports Cars Vocational Choice Navy Bruce Martin Roughriders ASR Com. Ch. Usher Com. Ski Club Sr. Class Com. Gail Matheson Torch ASR Publicity GC Com. Prom Com. Ski Club joe McClellan Roll Rep. News P-TA Dance Com. Track Intra. Basketball Richard Lawson Football Publicity Com. Tri-Y Lettermen's Club Track Bonnie Lewis Pass Sales Com. ASR Publicity Com. Torch Roll Rep. Sr. Picnic Sheila Low GC Cabinet Roll Rep. Attendance Office Ir.-Sr. Dance GC Com. Ch. Larry Lundstrom Ski Club Bowling Interests: Skiing Swimming Sonja Magnuson Holly Berry Tea Ch Torch Roll Rep. Sr. Play '57 Revue '56, '57 Mike Martin Football Roll Rep. Traffic Safety Com. Intra. Sports News Linda Matthews Spady's Spinsters P-TA Dance Corn. Torch Assem. and Charm Com. Teddy Echo Doug McGar Ticket Office Co-Ch. Interests : Cars I azz Drafting Rusty Lawson Publicity Com. Interests: Skin Diving Skiing Drawing Carl Lewis Asst. Roll Rep. Intra. Basketball Intra. Football Vocational Choice: Fisheries Claudia Lowry Prom Com. P-TA Dance Sub-Ch. Pass Sales Sub-Ch. Lunchroom Com. Jr.-Sr. Party Kendel Lyman Sr. Band Main Office Torch Sr. Class Com. RHO Sandra Maizels GC Com. Interests: TDY Group Volunteer Work Secretarial Work Janet Martinsen Prom Com. Campus Day Assem. Teddy Echo GC Publicity Com. Study Hall Checker Maya Mauce Torch German Club Latin Club Vocational Choice: Dietician Ray McGregor Varsity Football Tri-Y Lettern-ien's Club Interests: Hunting Dennis Leahy Interests: Skiing Bowling Vocational Choice Engineering Joan Lind Golden Spurs Sports Boosters Torch Roll Rep. Ski Club Pete Lucas Sr. Class Pres. Roll Rep. News ASR Cabinet Lunchroom Com. Patti Lynn Torch Lab Writer GC Com. Vocational Choice Nursing Adolf Markwitz German Club Vice-Pres. Interests: Boating Skiing Engineering Walt Martinsen P-TA Dance Com. Entertain. Ch. Intra. Ball 100-Mile Club Judy May Golden Spurs ASR Historian Ir. Class Pres. Rosemaiden '56, '57 Revue 'S 7 Ted Mclntyre Interests: Cars Hunting Fishing Patsy Lee Sr. Play Drama Festival Teachers' Sec. Ir. Red Cross Ch. Compass Com. Sieg Linnen Study Hall Sup. Roll Rep. Sports Boosters P-TA Dance Com. Carolyn Luft News Pass Sales Com. Teddy Echo Costume Com. Spades Brian MacDonald Sports Boosters News jr.aSr. Party Ch. Roll Rep. Torch Robert Martin Roll Rep. Pass Sales Com. Interests: Sports Cars Geraldine Masters Band Orchestra Interests : Skiing Music Ridhard May Advisory Council Roughriders Sr. Play '56, '57 Revue Orch. Conductor Pep Band Mgr. Pat McKasson Soph. Class Party Proin Com. Roll Rep. Torch Ir.-Sr. Dance Com. Linda McLean Golden Spurs Pres. GC Rec. Sec. Soph. Class Pres. Revue '55, '56, '57 News Linda McMann Revue '57, '58 Torch Traffic Safety Traditions Com. GC Com. Richard Meagher Interests: Sports Cars Mechanics Karen Meredith GC Pres. Golden Spurs GC Cortes. Sec. P-TA Dance Soph. Party Sub-Ch. Shirley Meritt Roll Rep. Publicity Com. Mimeo Com. GC Com. Janice Merrick Torch Roll Rep. Teachers' Sec. GC Com. Main Off. Work Dave Metcalf Inter-High Coun. Traffic Safety Ch. Roughriders Torch Campus Day Com. Ann Meyer GC Com. Torch Interests: Music Chemistry 153 Seniors Dick Meyer Moles Roughriders Sec. Track Torch 100-Mile Club Ch. Judy Miller Sr. Prom Com. Publicity Com. Assem. and Charm Standards Com. Ski Club Ruth Ann Mills Sr. Choir Glee Club Accomp. Torch Vocational Choice: Piano Teacher Bill Moses Stage Manager Interest: Cars Vocational Choice: Electrical Eng. Sharon Neff ASR Com. GC Cum. Jr.-Sr. Party Campus Day Main Office Douglas Newcomer Interests: Cars Bowling Hockey Football Bill Noble P-TA Dance Track Roll Rep. Interest: Cars Karen Nordstrom Ir.-Sr. Pub. Ch. Roll Rep. GC Inaug. ' CC Little Conf. ASR Com. Kay Meyer GC Com. ASR Com. Soph. Party Roll Act. Lee Miller Roll Rep. Sports Boosters GC Com. Ir.-Sr. Party Dick Mitchell P-TA Dance Com. TPt's Ski Club Interest: Electronics Melvyn Mosher Moles Ethical Conduct 100-Mile Club Vocational Choice: Chem. Professor Carol Nelson Transferred to Califomia Lyanne Nicklas News Ed. Library Club Pres. Pass Sales Com. Compass Com. GC Com. Dick Nolte German Club Football Interests: Boats Water Skiing Ralph Norris Intra. Sports Moles Roll Rep. Interest: Sports Midge Mickelson P-TA Dance GC Com. Becep. Com. Alumni Com. Sr. Choir Marcia Miller Ski Club Latin Club Sr. Picnic Interest: Skiing Guy Moen Intra. Sports Eliminators Soph. Football Interest: Gymnastics Susan Mullin Golden Spurs Ad. Council Revue '55, '56, '57 PVTA Dance Torch Harvey Nelson ASR Pres. Strcnuous Life Roughriders Torch All-City P-TA Dance Bonnie Nielsen P-TA Dance Prom Com. Torch Roll Rep. Ir.-Sr. Dance Ken Nooney Interests: Fishing Hunting Bowling Basketball Diane Norton Friendship Act. Rec. GC Com. Latin Club Drill Team Hugh Middleton Roll Rep. Sports Boosters Ski Club Interest: Hunting Marlene Miller Ir. Achiev. Interests: Roller Skating Bowling Swimming William Moore Ski Patrol Ski Club BC Office Work Roll Act. BC Com. Tom Neelans Interests: Hunting Fishing Boating Cars Mona Beth Nelson Roll Rep. Sr. Picnic Campus Day Com. Teddy Echo Soph. Party Darlene Nienau Golden Spurs Ad. Council GC Cabinet Torch French Club Treas. Marilyn Nordenberg Boll Hep. Bevue '56, '57 Pass Sales GC Com. Music Festival Ted Norton Sr. Choir Interests: Cars Sports Agriculture 1 I Nancy Millen Make-up Corps Ch. GC Com. Pass Sales Com. Reccp. Com. Roll Act. Sanford Miller Interests: W Cars Football , Basketball Flying John Morrison Basketball Track Tri-Y Boll. Rep. Bevue '57 jackie Neese GC Vice-Pres. Golden Spurs Torch GC Cabinet GC Inaug. Sub-Ch. John NePage Ski Club Roll Rep. Interests: Skiing Electrical Eng. 1 Linda Niznik Nonettes I Revue '56, '57 Interests: Musicl Teaching Jim Nordstrom BC Entertain. Boll Rep. News P-TA Dance Track George Nostrant Roughriders Track Football Torch Moles Jackie Novich Transferred to Garfield Allan Oakland Pass Sales Com. Roll Rep. Interests: Cars Sports Billie Sue Offield GC Cabinet Act. Rec. I-lull of Fame Com. Supply Com. Ch. GC Little Conf. Glenn Ogden Roll Rep. Torch Bowling Vocational Choice: Commerc. Eng. Nancy Oldenburg Lunchroom Com. P-TA Dance Com. Commenc. Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. GC Com. Terry Oleson R-Y DeMolay Interests: Architecture Sports Morne Olsen Football DelVIolay Interests: Sports State Patrol Sherry Olson GC Publicity Com. Interests: Sailing Hilanders Swimming Shirley Olson Roll Rep. Torch ASR Publicity Caps and Gowns GC Publicity Bob Pace 100-lVlile Club TR Usher Corps Vocational Choice: Photography Kathy Parks Drill Team Lieut. ASR Com. Ch. Spades Ch. GC Com. Yvonne Perier Songleader Golden Spurs Jr. Class Vice-Pres. Rosemaiden Torch Sec. Sally Pfieffer Lunchroom Com. P-TA Dance Jr.-Sr. Dance GC Com. Colleen Porter Roll Rep. Revue '55, '56 Costume Com. Interest: Church Group Gilbert Ralston Interests: Hunting Cars Vocational Choice: Engineer Sandy Ray P-TA Dance N Jr.-sr. Party Sub-Chi. Revue '57 , Roll Rep. Tom O'Neill Hot Rod Show Interests: Cars Boats Skiing Mickey Palmer Chuck's Ducks Intra. Sports Interests: Flying Skiing Charles Parsons Pep Band Revue '56, '57 Sr. Orchestra Sr. Band Drum Major Linda Perkins News Sr. Picnic Com. Lab Writer Ski Club Thrift Com. Linda Pierce Ir.-Sr. Party Fall Party Big and Little Sister Latin Club GC Com. Rita Potts Ski Club Lost and Found Cards Com. Jr. Achiev. JOG Denny Ramsden Sports Boosters Ski Team Roll Rep. Ski Club Intra. Sports Jim Reckers TR's Pres. Camera Club Interests: Sports Traveling Doug Orkney Tennis Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. Interest: Sports Warren Palmer Roll Rep. Study Hall Sup. Intra. Bowling Interest: Cars Paula Paup Golden Spurs Roll. Rep. GC Cabinet Sports Boosters Torch Rodney Perry Roll Rep. Study Hall Sup. Interests: Boats Cars Maija Pipars Golden Spurs ASR Assem. Co-Ch. Roll Rep. GC Friendship Hall of Fame Corn. Bob Powell Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. Intra. Football Interest: Athletics Saundra Ramsey News JOG Pres. Ski Club Caps and Gowns Supply Com. Hugh Redford Tennis Roughriclers Alumni Com. Torch Roll Act. Susan Ostling Roll Rep. News GC Little Conf. ASR Com. Coun. Off. Sec. Neil Parker Revue Pub. Ch. Study Hall Sup. Traditions Com. DeMolay O-Y David Payne Krienke's Moles Torch Roll Rep. Campus Day Com. Intra. Sports Jim Peters Ad. Council Roughriders Revue Track Torch Dave Pistole BC Ch. Moles ASR Com. Ch. Ski Club TR's Marcia Pratt RHO Club Interest: Skating Vocational Choice: Social Service Janette Ramstad Pass Sales Com. GC Lounge Com. Soph. Class Party Jr.-Sr. Party GC Com. Nina Redman Strenuous Life Ed. Golden Spurs Sr. Orchestra Torch Quill and Scroll John Otis Track Interests: Cars Vocational Choice: Ranching JoAnne Parks Torch Revue In-Sr. Party Traditions Com. Geri Pearce GC Rec. Sec. Golden Spurs Sports Boosters Revue '56, '57, '58 Soph. Class Sec. Judy Peterson Cards Com. Teddy Echo Roll Rep. Soph. Class Party Sr. Picnic Com. Janice Polander Girls' Usher Corps Jr. Red Cross Com. Interests: Skiing Bowling Melaine Prinz Roll Rep. GC Com. Study Hall Checker Soph. Party Pass Sales Com. Arlene Rankin RHO Club Drill Team Interests: y Skiing Swimming John Reed Varsity Track Sports Boosters Chuck's Ducks Roll Rep. Pass Sales Rep. -fs dt X K Y i r , 1 sw QP- Vicki Reifler Lab Writer Ed. Camera Club Sec. Torch RHO Latin Club Doranne Remy Debate Club Pres. Torch GC Reception Standards Com. GC Publicity Com. Scott Renshaw DeMolay Interests: Hunting Fishing Skiing Sandra Richardson Torch Study Hall Checker IOC Interest: Jr. Achiev. Steve Richardson Moles Pass Sales Com. Sports Boosters Roll Rep. Science Club jon Rider Sports Boosters Ch. Ir.-Sr. Party M.C. Hi-Y Smoker Ch. Crew Judy Robbins Girls' Usher Corps Revue '56, '57 GC Com. Revue Com. Dance Ch. Roll Act. Dave Robblee Varsity Track Roll Rep. Swing Band Pep Band Hilanders Vice-Pres. 157 eninrs Bruce Robeck s Roll Rep. Intra. Sports BC Com. Vocational Choice: Lawyer Sharon Rogers Drill Team Sr. Picnic Standards Com. Vocational Choice: Secretary Keith Roulet Football Study Hall Sup. Roll Rep. Interest: Fishing Larry Scanzon Track Interest: Cars Vocational Choice: Salesman John Schiffner Roll Rep. Sr. Picnic Tennis Vocational Choice: Phys. Educ. Carol Semling Thrift Com. Display Com. Sr. Picnic Vocational Choice: Secretary Lori Shrewsbury Roll Rep.. Bldg. Improv. Com. Lib. Assist. Pres. Vocational Choice: Airline Stewardess Vicki Skewes Sports Boosters Roll Rep. Ir.-Sr. Party M.C. Sr. Picnic Sub-Ch. GC Com. Ken Roberson Boys' Usher Corps Ch. Track Mel's Guided Muscles Interest: Cars John Rohlman Hi-Y Interests: Cars Boats Planes Bob Russell Radio Club Interests : Aviation Cars Sports Ron Scharf Football Track Roll Rep. Vocational Choice: Phys. Educ. Iacki Schille Bulletin Board Com. Drill Team Lost and Found Interest: Swimming Evelyn Sewell Display Com. P-TA Dance GC Lounge Com. Vocational Choice: Model Jack Shriver Varsity Golf Hilanders Vice'Pres. Lettern-ien's Club Interest: Golf Nadine Sloy GC Com. Roll Rep. Make-up Corps Art Club Roll Act. Bill Roberts Torch Orchestra Swing Band YFC BC Com. Richard Ronning Stage Crew Interests: Cars Radio Hi-Fi Jordon Ruwe Sr. Band Pep Band Swing Band Revue Orchestra Combo Sharon Schellhase Strenuous Life Golden Spurs Roll Rep. Sr. Choir Quill and Scroll Tim Schlosser Football Track Roll Rep. Vocational Choice: Engineering Harry Shaw Swing Band Orchestra Pep Band Interest: Dance Band Larry Silverthorn BC Com. Intra. Sports Roll Act. Interest: Sports Cars Tom Smelser Varsity Track Torch Interests: Flying Sports Cars Carolyn Roberts Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Sr. Prom Com. Pass Sales Com. Traditions Com. Harvey Rosene Study Hall Sup. 100-Mile Club Intra. Bowling Vocational Choice: Engineering Kendall Sargent Soph. Football P-TA Dance Jr.-Sr. Party Sports Boosters Intra. Sports Leroi Schenk Tennis Intra. Basketball Hi-Y jr. Crew Ski Club Charlie Sells Roll Rep. Football Basketball Track Tri-Y Margaret Shaw Colden Spurs GC Cabinet Sports Boosters Rose Maiden Revue '55, '56, '57 Lee Simon Dramatics Interest: Eagle Scouts Vocational Choice: Physicist Bern Smith Football Track Roughriders Roll Rep. BC Com. Jack Robinson Interests: Tennis 1Music Vocational Choice: Law Paul Ross Recording Com. Traditions Com. Ski Club Vocational Choice: 'Teacher Vern Savage Interests : Boa ts Cars Skiing Swimming Joann Scheres Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Fiiendship Com. Ch Torch GC Com. Ronald Semeling Interests: Cars Mechanics Vocational Choice: Iron Work Rochelle Shimitz Assembly Co-Ch. Torch Hall of Fame Com. Sr. Picnic Ski Club Don S jostrom Sr. Picnic Ch. Sports Boosters News Vocational Choice: Engineering Carolyn Smith Golden Spurs News Ed. SR Com. Ch. ASR Cabinet GC Cabinet Don Smith Ticket Office Ch. Sr. Prom Co-Ch. Roughriders Torch O-Y Vice-Pres. Elizabeth Smith FTA Teddy Ir. Red Cross Drill Team Interest: Art George Smith Chess Club Sr. Choir Interests: Hiking Swimming Greg Smith D:-:Malay Sr. Choir Interests: Chemistry Music Larry Smith Inrra. Sports Football Interests: Drawing Sports Richie Smith Roll Rep. ASR Com. BC Com. Lunchroom Com. P-TA Dance Com. Sherman Smith Alumni Com. Traffic Safety Com. Interests: Science Medicine Herb Smithson Camera Club Fencing Radio Club Interest: Photography 159 eninrs Judith Smyth Revue Music Ch. Girls' Usher Corps Torch Spades GC Com. Simon Stanway Intra. Sports Study Hall Sup. O-Y Interest: Basketball Herb Stimpson Bldg. Improv. Com. Vocational Conf. Intra. Sports Interest: Sports Steve Straight Ski Club Chuck's Ducks Interests: Swimming Skiing George Strong Baseball Interest: Cars Vocational Choice: Forestry Sandi Surber Sr. Class Com. Decorations Com. RHO T eddy Echo Roll Act. Marlene Synstad Drill Team Capt. Torch Revue '57, '58 Sr. Picnic Com. Jr.-Sr. Party Mama Teeters GC Com. Interest: Sewing Vocational Choice: Beautician Carolyn Snow Golden Spurs Ir. Class Treas. Rosemaiden GC Cabinet Revue Jon Steensland Assembly Com. Bldg. Improv. Com. Roll Rep. Football Track Marlene Stoll CC Cabinet Sr. Picnic Ski Club Roll Rep. ASR Com. Raymon Straub Camera Club Study Hall Sup. Interests: Cars Sports Nancy Strother Golden Spurs GC Cabinet GC Com. Ski Club Sr. Com. Kappy Sutter Roll Rep. Lunchroom Com. GC Com. Jr.-Sr. Fall Party Pass Sales Com. Dennis Tagas News Ed. Track Hi-Y Tumbling John Templeton Roughriders Football Intra. Sports Chuck's Ducks BC Com. Dan Sowin Roughriders BC Cabinet Bldg. Improv. Com. Tennis Intra. Sports Mike Stevens Interests: Hiking Bowling Vocational Choice: Me teorology Cherry Stone Songleader Lunchroom Com. Sports Boosters P-TA Dance Com. GC Com. Ted Streukens Tri4Y Roll Rep. Soph. Football Intra. Sports BC Com. Dick Stucky Roughriders Traditions Com. Torch Intra. Sports Soph. Class Treas. John Swanson Krienke's Moles Intra. Sports 100-lNIile Club Bowling Club BC Com. Nick Tanner Sr. Play Swing Band Intra. Sports Interest: Skiing Cece Tenney Costume Force CC Com. Caps and Gowns Com. Interest: Writing Sharon Spadafore Roll Rep. Campus Day Com. Ski Club Sr. Choir GC Com. Sylvia Stewart ASR Com. Ch. Revue '56 GC Com. Pass Sales Rep. Ir.-Sr. Party Gwen Storey Sr. Play Make-up Corps Drama Festival Vocational Choice: Beautician Karen Stroh P-TA Dance Com. Publicity Com. GC Publicity Com. Sr. Picnic Pass Sales Com. Merle Stull Lunchroom Com. Teddy Echo Assem. and Charm Com. Lounge Com. Pass Sales Com. Elida Swedine Roll Rep. Torch P-TA Dance Com. Revue Ski Club Marie Tanttari Interests: Ice Skating Swimming Skiing Bowling Diane Thayer Hall of Fame Com. CYF Roll Rep. Interest: Skiing t Don Sprague Intra. Sports Interest: Art Vocational Choice: Artist V Mary Stilo GC Com. Activity Rec. Com. P-TA Dance Com. Vocational Choice: Secretary Kenneth Storey Varsity Golf Roll Rep. Lettermen's Club Intra. Sports BG Com. Bob Strom News Ski Club Ad Manager Interest: Skiing Chun Suh Roll Rep. jr. Red Cross Social Service Com Sr. Choir Publicity Com. Mike Sweeney Football Track Intra. Sports Roll Rep. BC Com. .Nnne Tatterson P-TA Dance Com. Roll Rep. GC Publicity Sr. Picnic Corn. Hilander Vice-Pres. Don Thomas Ir. Achiev. DeMolay Retail Selling Interest: 1 Business JoAnn Thomas P-TA Dance Com. Lunchroom Com. Roll Rep. Prom Com. Ski Club Les Thomson In tra. Football Intra. Baseball Spades Interest: Hunting Sid Thompson Interests: Bowling Fishing Leather Craft Football Richard Thorne Hot Rod Show Com Roll Rep. Interests: Cars Skiing Iane Tipple Torch Teachers' Sec. GC Com. Publicity Com. Costume Force Paul Tomlinson Varsity Baseball Roughriders Publicity Com. Study Hall Sup. BC Com. Gayla Trandum Golden Spurs Nonettes Sr. Choir Revue '5 7 Roll Rep. Loann Tratnik GC Cabinet Rosemaiden Revue '5 7 Hilander Vice-Pres. Spanish Club Vice-Pres lr ' Janice Tutthill IOG Treas. Publicity Com. Ground Improv. Com.' Vocational Choice: Business Al Van Ness Sr. Band P-TA Dance Com. Torch Pep Band Intra. Sports John Walkup Ethical Conduct Ch. Roughriders Boys' State '57 Track Revue '57 Cary Warne Study Hall Sup. Interests: Sports Skiing Swimming Bill Watson Bowling Club Interest: Physics Vocational Choice: Engineering Lorne Weber Baseball Interests: Sports Hunting Fishing Lee Wellman Intra. Bowling BC Office Work Interests: Shop Work Cars Estella Whitman Costume Force Spades Latin Club Vocational Choice: Nursing I l r Carol Uitti Dick Ulmer Sheila Vangel Barbara Vann Lab Writer l00-Mile Club Make-up Corps GC, Com. Camera Club Treas. Track Interests: Sr. Class Com. Interests: Study Hall Sup. Art Interests: Ice Skating Intra. Sports Literature Tennis Photography Football Yd. Marker Cooking Church Emily Vargas Elizabeth Vest Deanna Vollan Dale Waley News Interests: Display Com. Ski Patrol Assembly Com. Bowling Assem. and Charm Interest: Teddy Echo Tennis ASR Com. Skiing Torch Vocational Choice: Vocational Choice: Vocational Choice: Decorations Com. Nursing Stenographer Medicine l Jim Wall Nancy Walters Wendell Ward Dawn Ward-Smith Krienke's Moles GC Corres. Sec. Interests: Roll Rep. Pass Sales Com. Golden Spurs Cars Revue Intra. Sports Com. GC Cabinet Boats Sports Boosters Roll Rep. Revue '57, '58 Sports Lunchroom Com. Sr. Com. Roll Rep. Architecture GC Publicity Wes Warner Dave Warren jack Waterworth Judi Watkins Golf Interests: Roll Rep. GC Com. Roll Rep. Cars Soph. Football Band Interests: Hunting Baseball Y-Teens Cars Fishing Vocational Choice: Vocational Choice: Hunting Football Commercial Art Nursing Ellen VVatt Larry Webb Hal Webber Julie Weber GC Com. Interests: Tri-Y Roll Rep. Sr. Class Com. Cars 'Roll Rep. Publicity Com. RHO Skating Soph. Football Cards Com. Interest: Vocational Choice: Intra. Sports Program Com. Art Mechanics News Philip Weber Cary Weiler Christine Weimer June Weir Band Interests: jr. Red Cross Com. Ir.lSr. Dance Co-Ch. Interests: Electronics Lunchroom Work CC Cabinet Sports Cars Interests: Sr. Prom Com. Bowling Sports Music News Music Nursing Campus Day Com. Robert Wells joe Wesson Al Wheller Tim White BC Intra. Com. Chuck's Ducks Football Sports Boosters Roughriders Varsity Baseball Interests: Ski Club Ski Club BC Cabinet Sports BC Com. Basketball Mgr. Band Fishing Vocational Choice: BC Assembly Com. Intra. Bowling Forestry Lawyer Jim Wickersharn Jane Wiegeat Karen Wieland Terry Wienir Roughriders Make-up Corps Sr. Com. Ch. Torch BC Com. Interests: Sports Boosters Traffic Safety Sr. Picnic Skiing Lunchroom Com. Ticket Force Intra. Sports Horses Roll Rep. Luinchroom Com. Ski Club Sec. XVork GC Com. Usher Corps Karen Williams Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Majorette Roll Rep. Compass Com. Bob Willis Roughriders Torch P-TA Dance Com. Ski Club Chuck's Ducks Doug Wills Yell Leader Basketball Sports Boosters Roll Rep. Track Cherie Wilson Golden Spurs Revue Roll Rep. '56, '57 Ir.-Sr. Party GC Com. Gary Wilson Sports Boosters Intra. Sports BC Com. Vocational Choice Engineering Linda Wilson News Sports Boosters GC Cabinet Torch Harmonettes Gene Winslow Baske tball Football Intra. Sports Vocational Choice Music Alan Winters Church 1 00-Mile Club Interests: Amateur Radio Electronics D D5 163 eninrs Jay Wires Interests : Camping Hiking Hunting Sports Judy Woodward Golden Spurs Treas. Roll Rep. Revue Co-Ch. P-TA Dance Com. Pass Sales Corn. Dick Wygant Transferred to Spokane Trudi Zedick Sr. Play '56 Sr. Play '57 Drama Festival Entertain. Com. Gail Wiseman Golden Spurs Activity Rec. Ch. Interests: Siding Folkdancing Margaret Wrangel Roll Rep. P-TA Dance Com. Cards Com. German Club Vice-Pres. Torch David Wynstra Camera Club Hot Rod Show Com. Ir. Achiev. Interest: Photography Dave Zehrung Strenuous Life Krienke's Moles Intra. Sports Audio Visual Spades Amateur Radio In charge of the Senior Class activities are: Back row - Don S jostrom, Marilyn Dixon, Karen Wielandg Front row - Pat Imbery, Sharon Cressy, Don Smith, Ianey Wrede, Molly Kaylor, Lee Brown, Pete Lucas. Linda VVittwer Golden Spurs Decorations Com. Roll Rep. Revue '56, '57 GC Com. Ianey Wrede Girls' Nation Alt. Girls' State Golden Spurs Rosemaiden Sr. Prom Co-Ch. Mary Yates Prom Com. GC Com. Interests: Rainbow Choir Bon Zentner Interests: C ars Boats Vocational Choice: Chemistry Sandra Wogberg Records Com. Torch Good Cheer Com. Social Service Com. Roll Act. Iean Wright Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Rosemaiden P-TA Dance Com. Lunchroom Com. Sharon Yeider Decorations Com. Good Cheer Com. Torch Ruth Wohlwend Transferred from Evere tt Interest : Commercial Field Dick Wyatt Interests: Fishing Hunting Vocational Choice: Forestry Gayle Yeisley IOG Ir.-Sr. Party Records Com. RHO Interests: Reading Frank Ziemba Dolph Zubick Interests: ASR Vice-Pres. Hunting Roughriders Fishing Varsity Football Vocational Choice: Ad. Council Engineering BC Com. Sandie Ryan Iim Kenney Roll Rep. '100-Mile Club Pass Sales Com. Radio Club Mimeografzh Com. Camera Club Vocationa Choice: Jr. Acbiev. Beautician Amateur Radio Oper. on , - v rf fi 1' V. if 'y' , ,O ,J iff! Vhffu ji 'G ,' 1 W ' f' 1 ' xj' ,W-,m Ziff! it M yypjfft MW fro: Seniors Not Pictured Faith Lillian Bach Fred Bernd! Bill Braden Dick Calvo Larry Carlson Sharon Chapman Bill Cook Bill Dvorak Ed Dvorak Dick Ellingson Dick Erwin Charles Fallmer Bob Fullerton Ray Gaddis Rick Gibson Jeralin Keil Martha King Gary Madson Peter Martin Bob McCoy Pat McDaniels Gordon Middleton Sid Moberly Curtis Northrop John Ophium Hal Read Jon Roake Georgina Strunk George Terry Henry Vanderwell Lynda Walsh Carolyn Wheeler Rhys Wilkie wwf' QTY Senior Torch Adamski, John Amick, Russell Anderson, Judith D. Anderson, Judy J. Anderson, Susan K. Ange, Judy Baerg, Richard Balcom, Keith Belcher, Sandra Bibler, Marjorie Bradley, John Brandon, Robert Bratt, Robert Brooks, Lawrence Brunson, Gail Burke, Bill Carlin, Kathleen Claussen, Karen Clifton, Shirley Cobb, Roger Crosby, Karl Crum, Tom Daily, Lois Dewar, Susan Diamond, Diane Dillon, Sally Dixon, Marilyn Dodson, Gayle Dmby, Marilyn Dudley, Mike Eaden, Kathryn Fontana, Darlene Frederick, Glenn Freeman, Elizabeth Gadd, Wendell Giedt, Barbara Coulter, Suzanne Gruber, William Hafferman, Janice Hanley, Allen Hara, Lloyd Harris, Lynn Hart, Charles Henry, Derrine Hochfeld, Karen Hoetmer, Judy Imbery, Pat Jenner, Kathy Jensen, Coralie Johnson, Judy L. Johnson, Siri Kellenberger, Diane Kelly, Pat J. Keyser, Bob Kilgore, Caroljean Kohler, Martin Lawseth, Grant Leonard, Gene Lind, Joan Lyman, Kendel Lynn, Patti MacDonald, Brian McKasson, Patricia McLean, Linda Magnuson, Sonja Mauce. Lisa Meredith, Karen Metcalf, Dave Meyer, Ann Meyer, Dick Mullin, Susan Neese, Jackie Nelson, Harvey Nielsen, Bonnie Nienau, Darlene Northrop, Curt Ogden, Glenn Olson, Shirley Parks, JoAnne Paup, Paula Payne, David Perier, Yvonne Peters, Jim Redford, Hugh Redman, Nina Reifler, Victoria Remy, Doranne Richardson, Sandra Roberts, Bill Schellhase, Sharon Scheres, Joann Shimitz, Rochelle Simon, Lee Smelser, Thomas Smith, Don Strother, Nancy Jo Swedine, Elida Synstad, Marlene Tanner, Nick Tipple, Jane Trandum, Gayla Van Ness, Allan Vargas, Emily Walkup, John Wienir, Terr'y Willis, Bob Wiseman, Gail Wrede, Janey Wright, Jean Seniors W W 'ii Awards National Scholastic Awards in Art '57 ,......... Susan Westlund, Linda Copeland, Don Pittenger, Nancy Aberthal. National Scholastic Awards in Art '58 .t,,,..,,,, Alec Gronewald, Judith Ingram, Molly Kaylor, Don Pittenger, Laura Richard, Susan West- lund, Jeani Wright. School Art Show '57 ,...,.,..,..,,,,,,.., Kathy Tatsumi, Ruby Betts, Linda Cunningham, Glen Mer- itt, Sandra Kahn, Duane Pfister, Bill Adams, Susan Westlund, Jackie Grant, Don Pitten- ger, Bob Tate. Debate Pins '57 .......,,.,..... Marilyn Dixon, Charles Huffine, Bob Roblee, Don McKinnon, John Banks, Bill Faris, Virginia Swenson, Donna McNeese, Jim Silen. Minnie Moore MacDowell Award '57 .,,.,, Ev Kent First Place One-Act Play at Pacific Lutheran College '57 ......,..,,, Sunday Costs Five Pesos First Place Actress ,,,......,............, Teresa Stanfield Second Place Actress. .,,.. .s....,,....,, J udy Ange Junior Achievement ,.,,,. ,,,..,.... D avid Wynstra Movie Essay Contest ..,,.....,...,.,.,,.,., John Adamski Scholastic Magazine Essay Commendation Knutsen Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies' Auxiliary Essay Contest: First, Pauline Yeager, Second, Sig Hoverson, Third, Cherry Stone. Westinghouse and Bon Marche Essay Contest Claussen Eta Sigma Phi Award. ........,....,,.,,,,,,.,.. John Kirby French IV ,,.,,,,.l... Teresa Stanfield, Allen Wayner French VI.,. .,,,,..,..,, Sally Salders, Kathy Tatsumi French VIII .,.,,,..., ,,.,......,..,..,,,,.., J ane McDowell lg German ,,,,, .,,,,.., I ,Marlene Stoll, Kathy Manley, Siri Johnson, Alan Pease, Harvey Nelson, Bob Keyser. Latin ...,......,,.,.,.,.. L .,,.,,,..,,,,.....,.....,. Mike Flanigan Spanish VIII ...,,,, .,.,..,,.., J udy Struthers Spanish X .....,. .,.,,.,.,,,,.,,.,,...........,, K aren Flodquist All-State Orchestra '58 ,....,.,, Tamara Abbey, Beth Bartholomew, Brenda Cook, Nina Redman, Bill Roberts, Janey Wrede. Victor Herbert Trophy '57 Smith, Judy Robinson Band Inspirational '57 .,,..,,,,,,,,,,...... Dick Peterson Orchestra Inspirational '57 ,..,.,..,,,,,,,,, Larry Towe ASR Presidents Cup ,,,,,...,....,,,.,,. Harvey Nelson Boys' Club President's Cup ,,,,.,,.,,,........, A1 Hanley Girls' Club President's Cup , ,,,.... Karen Meredith Roll of the Year '57 .....,..,.,,,,.,,., Roys' Riot Squad Baseball 101 Inspirational '57 ,......,. Bob Hufnagle Basketball Team Man Trophy '58 I . Dickinson Basketball 101 Club Trophy '58,,Bruce Dickinson Football Inspirational Award '57,.Duane Locknane Terry Doyle Award '57 ,..,..,...,..... Duane Locknane Ernest Worth Inspirational '57 ,,,.,..,.,,. Karl Crosby Open Tennis '57 ,.....,...........,..,,..,....,, John Ritchie Tennis Inspirational '57 ...,.....,,, Steve Hungerford Track 101 Inspirational '57 ,,,l.t,, Jack LeTourneau National Junior Pair Figure Skating Champions Ray, Ray Hadley, Jr. Skiing Inspirational '57 .,,....,...,, Deanna Countner Reed MacElroy Columbia University Annual Competition, First Place, .,,.,.,.,..,,,,.,,,.l...,,...,. Stremtous Life Members from News, Strenuous Life, and the Lal: Writer who belong on Quill and Scroll are: Back row-Dick Baerg, Bill Conner, Mike Martin, Brian MacDonald, Dan Gil- feather, Bob Strom, John Jacobi, Don Sjostrom. Middle row-John Bradley, Bob Keyser, Linda h'IcLean, Nancy Dow, Darlene Fontana, Carolyn Luft, Gail Brunson, Emmy Dingwall, Dave Zehrung, SuerGoulter, Sharon Schellhase. Seated-Gayle Dodson, Vicki Reifler, Lyanne Nicklas, Caro- lyndSmith, Emily Vargas, Liz Fifeeman, Linda VVilson, Nina Re man. , -TTT T TTWWY Y -T Y YF., I-4 . ,- ' P .Z Z2 ' if W' A h' h ll - ' v I cififtnldggheignlesslanijixfiglsclidalrrifa 7 6, L21 445 contest was Roosevelt's entry, .ff ' , 7Q, The Marriage Proposal by NCQ Trng-gg: Sm A Chekhov. The award winning cast included Judy Alexander, . .669 first place actressg john Brad- ' 'C' ley, second place actorg Rick May, first place actor, and ,l-1' Q '62- Q X , Ez' WZIQ? hw 1 C. TQ - BTG' C: Patsy Lee, supporting actrel . ff- , -W cb Q ' T C2 x ..- fr S ' ,A qc, W ,,.. ' C-N., a A ' , , f--:f'ft,-: YZ 1 1 ??C-f-P'ft5i- Cafe- -'-we'1f Acknowledgements ,...,.,,,...r....., Activity Recording Committee ,.,,.. Advisory Council. ....,........ .,...,,. Alumni Committee ,..,....,, .,,,,,. Assembly Committee ..,.,,,..,, ASR Advisers ,,,,,,...,,.............,. ASR Committee Chairmen ...,... ASR Officers ,,,.....,,,,..,,...,.. .,.. Attendance Office Workers ,,,. Bands ,..........,...,....,,,,,....... . Baseball .......,.,,,,,.... .,,..... Basketball ....,,,........,r,,,.... Bowling Champions ,.,,......,..,..,.,... 'ttts E . lndex 17 .....,,,25 ....,,,.27 ,,,.,,.,28 .....,.,25 .,.,...,26 24 ,,.,....,,5O-51 ,,..,,c.,88-89 .....c..,84-87 36-37 Bovs' Club ....,,.,.....,......,.,,.,.,,,....,...c,, ...,..,,,. Building Improvement Committee ......, Bulletin Board Committee ..,.,....... Bullock, Cecil ...,,,,.,...,t,.,.,.,.,....,.... Camera Club ,.....,,.......t.. Choir Council ...,.,..,. .,,.,.,, Christmas Assembly .....,,,..,, Commercial Department ..,...,,, Compass Committee ,,,,,, r,,, . . Costume Force ,....,,..... ..,.. Debate Club ,...,.,,,......, ,..,... Drama Class .. ..,..,..,l,.,......,...., tc Drama Festival ,.,,,, .......,...,....,...,.. Drum Major and Majorettes ....... Ethical Conduct Committee. .,., .. Faculty .,,i....s,,,.... ,V............l.i. Fencing Team ,,,...... ,,..,,...., Folkdancing Club ......,.. Football .,......,v,......,...., Foreign Clubs ,....l,l,...,..... Friendship Committee ...,,.... Fulton, Reed ,.,s,,......,.t,,. ., Girls' Club .......,......... Golf Team ...... .....,........,.. t Hall of Fame Committee Hanawalt, Frank ..........,,.. Inter-High Council ...,,....,,, , Intramural Champions ..,,, Intramural Managers ,.,,,, , Junior Class ,,..,.. ,.,.,,,,, Junior Curriculum ..,,., ., Lal: Wrzter .,.,,,..,..,,,,, I Q .V lar- ' 31 29 .,,c,.,10 32 48 ,..,.,.,..22-23 27 ......,,46 ..,,,...32 .......,47 ,,,,,..,47 ........99 ..t,..,1O-15 ......,,r.8O-S3 ,,,.,,.,29 ,,....,4-5 ..,,,r34-35 ..,....,94 .,,....,33 10 ...,,,,,,,96-97 18-135 , ,r.,.... 18-19 Tai-. Lib istants ....,.,,, Lunchroom Committee Main Office Workers ,, Make-Up Corps .,.,,v,, 100-lVlile Club ..,,, , News Staff ..,,,,,.,, Nonettes .,,,., ....,.,.,,, 30 30 ...r,.,,30 .r,..,,,46 96 ,.,QffskSl57 r,t......,,46 Orchestra ,,,,..,...., .,,,..l....,..., ........., 5 2 -53 Pass Sales Committee ,..,,........ .,,,,,,..,, 2 6 P-TA Dance Committee ..,.,,,, Pubgicity Committee ..,.... Qui l and Scroll ,,,,.,,...,, Revue ,,.. ,....,.,, . W RI-IO Club ,,,,,... Boughriders ..,,, . Senior Choir .,..,,,r,, Senior Class ....,,....... .t Senior Curriculum .....,. .,,.,,,,28 ....,....,44-45 136-165 ..,.......2O-21 Senior Play ..,,,,,...,.,,,. .,..,. .....,.,,. 4 2 -43 Ski Team .,..,.,,,.,,. .....c.,c..l... .,.c....,,., 9 3 Social Service Committee ...,,,, ,......, 2 8 Song Leaders ,....,..,,....... .,,. ....,,..,.., 9 9 Sophomore Choir ...vcl.,,,,,..,. ,,.....,,,,,,..... 4 9 Sophomore Class. ,,,.,.r,,,.,,,,,,,, .,..,,,,, 1 02-116 Sophomore Curriculum ...,,, V .c., ...16-17 29 Sports Boosters ..,, ....v.....c,,,,. ....,,,,..., Spurs ,...,,....,.,,c,,...,, ., .,,, t Stage Force , ........,..,. , Student Cabinet ....,,.. Student Council ...,,,,.,t. Study Hall Checkers ,. Study Hall Supervisors ,. Strenuous Life Staff ....,,,. Swim Team ..... ,,... .,...,, Table of Contents. ,.,.... Tennis Team .i... .,..v,, Thrift Committee ,,....,. . Ticket Force ,.,....c,.c Torch ,......,,,,,...,,,c.v,,,...... Track ,,r,,,,,..,.,....,,..,,,,c..,..c, ......c 38 ,,..,,,.46 25 25 17 17 ..,,,,,58-59 92 ,,r,....95 ,,......27 ..,r...,31 54 ,090-91 Traditions Committees., ..,. .,.,,........ , .28 ' ' 60-77 TR Centennial .,,,,,, .. ,.c, t. TR's ,..,.....c.,..c,,, .....,,... Usher Corps .,,t., Yell Leaders ,,,,,. Under the guidance of Mr. Carl Lawrence, these students were Roosevel t's representa- tives at Boys' and Girls' State: Pat I. Kelly, Bob Keyser, Dave Metcalf, Ianey Wrede, John Walkup, Tom Crum. 'IQffl .,.., 33 ,,.,,,,.3O ...,...,99 A ,Q PM if EQ: T' Q i we I Wf + J wg gs , AQ j -QQ ' ff . Nxg QD l A 5942? 1YIlhe.S enmu Q iff, - , ea nk 225:35 X - 1 5 g gf CQ! -el XX 2if? l'?S4izfS1TZE:d oe t 5 Q EJEH e ffgllif-FE Ei' - f hes it , .. f Mig, Q uh E is X gogfbaani 3 'E Q Q , the' icrbb of tit - 5 t TE ' Ev 2 derb In L N. 5 x :K Q33 if iifiilk A 1 Kb f Sl y R31 g, vyeafe, -624. fZ4a,6-if ffzoagvb: fL4a.4gL4ffa4x-ff ' ,C-.aa .fawffgff 'JP' n 7 'q ,yww .fig-,eb Ai 'WVMQ4 ,Jaw ui 'xg N: 'X v. 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