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

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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

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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