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

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Smith Company, and especially Mr. Palm To the Sea Pro Color Labs To Mr. Josef Scaylea for the pictures on pages four and one hundred seventy-two To Mr. A1 Wiles for pictures on the front endsheet and page one To the Seallle Times for the picture on page Eve To the California Institute of Technology for pictures on the back endsheet and page one ' To Dr. Cieorge Farwell for pictures on pages three and six To Mr. Carl Pruzan for the pictures on page five and seven To the Seattle Art Museum for reproductions of paintings by Hugo van der Goes and Kenneth Callahan To the Roosevelt News To the Roosevelt Camera Club To the faculty, staff, and students of Roosevelt High School. ' 7 ,F 1 it . 3 . L 1' ,Q V i TH, V ' -': ,fm 'NA -. w. .. J 'ff' gy--.xtwV:. .g ,LV Q-'wa o':,.:::1,ev:z-Q - A ...Y ,lp , L l -lxidmilj' - -' f r ' e'1' 'e+' e I .......... . e........... .......,.-..., I . . ui . 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CFI , xi N' Uv Y J A l r 1: 3, xr XJNI , H if Y bi Q ,QW JL X 'X-f Q-KA' c . 17 X f i Doug Brown. President Art Rounds. Vice-Presideni 5-AT. Advisory Councilf-left lo right: Syd Campbell, Bruce Vinsonhaler. John Morris, Annie Stokes, Bill Bishop. Jay Cooper. Jefl' Waesche, Sue Campbell, John Knudson, Art Rounds, Pris Spencer. Q! 4 ,C 1 ff: - i N rf K ' L Annie Stokes, Secrelary Inter-High Council-Adie Lynch, Jay Sentz Nancy Stack. Tim Seppa. ASR Committee Chairmen- Bach Row: Peggy Wood, Brad Stam, Steve Gaddis, Sylvia Jackson, Cheri Aaron, Carol Thorpe, Kathy Adam, Linda Hersom, Thurston La- calli, Ed Parks, Mike Wolf- stone, Doug Meyers. Front Row: Sarah Wiley, Jill Ryan, Laurie Gallup, Gai Gallagher, Joan Foester, Karen Walsh. Sharon Hofferber. at a Janet Sage. Treasurer Ann Dahlin. Com. Ch, Coor. Bill Fletcher, Historian A Roosevelt student p first sees . . Following its theme, 'AMovin' On, Roosevelt's student government pushed ahead an active and varied program. The ASR was headed by the officers, the cabinet, the advisory council, and the student council. This year. the council provided two new amendments to the Constitution, one establishing the position of Speaker of the Council and the other adding the Speaker of the Council and the Inter-High Executive to the student cabinet. ASR committees carried through projects initiated by the governing bodies. Special committees were established to work at Fircrest, find summer jobs for students, and to paint the activity center. Mr. Dale lrlanberg. Adviser Student Cabinet-Back row: Ward Bushnell, Art Rounds, Jerry Bill Fletcher, Mel Trenor. Front row: Sue Crockett. Susie Hagist, Morgan. Greg Burnside, Jay Sentz. Tim Seppa, Jerry Reaugh. Ed Carol Schatz, Judi Mayer, Jacqueline Farwell, Ann Dahlin, Sherry McLaughlin. Steve Greaves, Steve Doolittle, Bill Ciloyd, Doug Meyers, Normile. Janet Sage. Annie Stokes. Doug Brown. er: . w . A ' ,Q , f l ' ' 'HEI' ra l, gg 5 'j 'r ' K - A jy X lb ' ' I.-al, - ...-uggx, C Alumni - Thirrl row: Cathy Giles, Mnrilou Thorpe, Penny Sanderson, Ciloria Sanderson, Pat Powell, Harrier Beale, Second row: Joan Livingston, Teresa Begelow, Carleen Jacobson, Dianne Callow. Mike Taylor. Carole Thorpe. chairman. Mr. Brink, Arluisrr. Front row Julie Rose, Ramona llilgenkamp, Kathie Abbenhouse, Vicki Hahn. that he is one of man in a large school. .. Through ASR committees, students worked together to serve Roosevelt's student body and faculty, As a part of this service, the Traflic Safety Committee organized student and teacher auto registration, promoted Traflic safety tips-of-the-week. i'Safety tips-of-the-week. The Alumni Committee collected and filed clippings on Roosevelt graduates and invited the alumns to Homecoming. The Traditions Committee worked for greater student awareness of the traditions on which our school life is based by presenting the Traditions assembly and sponsoring Color Week. The daily student bulletin, was prepared by the Student Bulletin Committee, while the Community Relations Committee promoted a neighborly feeling between the school, merchants and home owners by cleaning up the grounds. All preparations for school dances were made by the ASR Dance Committee. Traffic Safety - I'hIrd row: Bob Welsh, Dave Mrl-eron, Gary Del Mastrn, Trygve linger, Dave Earp, Ken Klinger, Jerry Field, Mike Taylor, John Lewis, Bob Peterson, Dave Harrah, Ken Malseed, Jim Schmitt, Mike Holland, Bill Stolts. Bob Garber. Steve Champion. Second row: Lynn Kennedy. Mary Sherman, Jan Nordlund, Carol Liburdy. Beda Sharp, Ramona Hilgencamp, Betsy Turner, Rosie Camp. Pam Moeller, Anne Weis. Holly Barnes, Maryann Pratt, Marcia Meyers, Mary Bingham, Janet Claussen, Caroline Howe, Barb Balrlen. Front row: Sylvia Jackson. chairman, Jan Palmer. Jane Gisous. Joanne Jacobi. Jan Nelson, Pat McDonald, Jan McMahon, Carol Maeso. M-K Mac- Dougall, Effie Forsythe, Val Pfleiderer, Kendal Herrick, Gael Barron. Bill Chrystal, Don Baker, chairman. Mrs. Holland. flrluiaer. ASR Dance 4 I-'uurth row: C.hris Colman, Vicki Blix, Dalcna Tavernite, Susan Brown, Gaye Powell, Larry McKenna. Rick Richmire, Patra Grcustad, Anne Wittenberg, Sylvia Tcutsch. Pam Bensley. Karen Seefeldt, Judy llaarstad. 'lihirtl row: Bonnie Breit. Jonnc Willi. Christie Carey, Jo Easterling, Linda Broughton, Shelly Grcga. Lynda Burgess, Val Plleidcrer. Maryann Pratt, Greg lloren. Serum! ww: Rob Morton. Dave Richardt. Slove Ryan, Bob XVelch, Don XVcbb, Dave Talbott. Sherry Morgan, Margie i Community Relations-Buch mir: Chris Lewaldcr, Jim Stutcville. Ed Lang, Barry Kruse, Mel Trenor, Al Stay. Curt Beattie. Dennis McGuire, Bob Moore. lfrunr row: Anne Vv'eis, Michael liinn, Mike Torrcyee. Thurston Lacalli, chairman, Dalena Tavcrnitc, Lynda Burgess, Vicki Blix. Traditions-4I ourrh row: Janice Jones, Cindy Benson. Janet Allison, Sylvia Harby, Ann Moseley, Lynda Smith, Barb Marsh. Third row: Sandi Preston, Pam Katims, Sandi Henry. Georgia Vickers, Nancy Doolittle. Jill Ryan. Second row: Cathy Killien, Pam Green, Lynne Gallup, Jan Giger, Marcia XVildc. Front row: Laurie Gallup, rl1ui'rmun,: Cheri Arrori, chairman, Miss XVill5, adviser. Gamble. Pam Sausa. Sue Schultz. Mary Ballinger. Janice La Vassar. Lin Pennell, Joanne Jacobi, Celia Munn, Kathy Goodman. Frunl tous. John lflagg. Alike Le Tour- nuau, Linda Hyllcngrcn, Kalman llahn. Kathy Morse, Nona Prisadsky, Mike Taylor. Phyllis Uirti. Keath Aaxten, Trish Kelly, Charles Atlas, Rob Peterson, Nancy l-liltner, Melba Johnson. Lhairmun. Dana Kieffer, rhairnmn. Miss Brandt, rlrlrsiser. Student Bulletin--Back mtv: Jim llcavey, Chuck Tupper, 'l'om Rosling, chairman Front row: Sherry Morgan, Chablcne Gent. Mr. llanbcrg. Arlviser, ' aa' N Il' I at . if f , 'ali r V 1: F ' e we 111 ., A ,ilu , i Iff 3 . Us 'f jz h s, r. .yr L ?. 7 I . . LX EEE Finance Committee-Bach row: Janet Sage, chairman, Mr. Bullock Bill Meyers, Mark Lipson. Front row: Mr. Bell, Marilyn Saltman, Mr. Hanberg, Steve Miller, Mr. Olmsted. Hall of Fame Committee- Fourth row: Fay Hyldon, Mr. Ora Krienke, adviser: Judy Otis, Laura McDaniel. Sherry Johnson. Third rou1:Marigail Miller, Gail Dodge, Joyce Duncan, Una Ann Steen, Kathy Simth, Janet Ziska, Anna Kolasinski. Second row: Dana Hill, Sidney Weinstein, Carol Smith, Judy Meyer, Barb Kingsbury, Karen Og- rosky, Kathy Adam, chair- man. Front row: Linda Ford, Gail Tilmont, Barb Durkin, Sue Acorn, Jan Ambrose. KMissingj: Mary McCaffree, Cathy Loomis, Becky Ted- ford. A FENNYJAMF NNY .eliefefiiv F' li .AX Thrift Committee - Back row: Marnie Wright. Mr. Hutchins, adviser. Front row: Penny Wood- burn, Merry Wright. in finding a place for himself . . . xml Participation in school affairs was promoted by ASR committees. Students who had given service for Roosevelt that would not otherwise have been rewarded were recognized by the Hall of Fame Committee. The committee interviewed and photographed many outstanding individuals, displaying this information in the Hall of Fame showcase. Membership on the Finance, Thrift and Pass Sales Committees gave students an opportunity to share in the financial administration of the school. The Finance committee planned the budget for the year and appropriated money for specific items. Banking was conducted by the Thrift Committee, which also printed notices in the student bulletin and posted signs in the halls. The Pass Sales Committee made signs which publicized and encouraged the sale of passes to fellow students. The Sports Boosters Committee conducted pep assemblies each week to keep the Roosevelt spirit Movin' On. Throughout the year the halls were decorated with spirit-boosting signs made by the committee's members, Pass Sales CommitI:eefBuclz row: Janet Sage, chairman: Paggy Wood, Marilyn Saltman, Lynda Tolbcrt, Joan Foerster, Rudi Bates. Frontrow: Jan Stipp, Jean XVcssman, Linda Wolfl1eim.Mr.Willman, adviser. 3' Sports Boosters Committee-Bach row: Miss Husted, adviser: Judy Nicholson. Front row: Molly Dack. Jill Condon, Jan Giger. Penny Sweet, Bill Evans, Jill Ryan, Marcia Richardson, Mike Keating, Laurie Gallup, Pam Green, Cwayle Johnson. Pat Gotthardt. Social Service4ThIrtl row: George Liu. Marilyn Hansen, Ross Snell, Pat Barnes, Denis Driscoll, Jane Bovec, co-chairman: Cherie Easterwood, co-chairman: John Blystine, Don Hofferber, Kalman Hahn. Second row: Debbie Dean, Ann Dyrnes, Joann Bassett. Carol Hunter, Deede Cook, Cynthia Parks, Jenn Millikan, Lynn Bulletin Board Committee AFif1h row: Sharon Gwinn, Patty Brown, Nora McCloy, Carol Wesllin. Nancy Engclhardt. lfourlh row: Irene Mntnlon, Alice Glanlz, Linda Johnson, Patty Ekins, Marnie XVright. '1'h1n1 row: Bettie Jo Russell, Cris Coflmnn, Phyllis Hinshaw, Mary Moseley, Beth Howard. St-rom! row: Sandy Dawson, Cecily Peterson, Linda McColm, Roberta Goodsell, Suzanne Graves. I-'mul row: Martha liullt-r, Myra Aguilera, Gay Gallagher, ro-chuirnnm: Joan liocrsrrr, ru-rhuirmun, Mr. llnnbrrg. t1tIv.u'si'r. Anderson, Ann Johnson, Kathy Yonker, Kathy Bullock, Cindy Hinea, Mrs. Hirss, adviser. Front row: Donna Minklcr, Linda Raymond, Mnrilynn Tucker, Linda Tim- mcrman, Jenn Druby. Judy Freedman, Marlene Bcngculr, Vickie Strandin, Marianne Kloess, Mimi Geiser, Donna Hallett, Pam lfritzlcr. 4 Ethical Conduct Committee-Fourth row: Bob Peterson, Mike Taylor, Steve Mace, Tom Banks. Third row: Betsy Turner, Valerie Holmstrom, Judy Brown, Sally Brown, Jeff Walton. Second row: Kris Erickson, Sandi Ford, Julie Harby, Miss Fitzgerald, adviser: Roger Stanard. Front row: Doug Meyers, co-chairman: Don Thorn- ton, Tony Formo, Jim Edwards, Bob Welch, Brad Stam, co-chairman. Publicity - Third row: Bev Ulrich, Julie Shattuck, Gail Love. Marla Maschmedt. Kathy Giger, Kathy Green, Sally Hunt, Sherry Normile, Sandy Murray. Linda Mitchell. Jill Peterson, Candi XVebcr, Kathy lngalls. Marguerite Rosenberg, Sr-cond row: Bonnie Avery. Marilyn Reynolds, Chris Williams. Jan Stipp. Linda XVolfheim, Nancy Johnson, Susan Simonson, Kris Peterson. Connie Stiles, Sally Gniland. Greg Mzirtinson, Nancy Olsen. Pat Ciebhart, Debbie Robbins. Front row: Sally Brown, Judy XVhite, Kathy Sutherland, Missic Wood, Gwen Gccr, Sue Skilling, Jan llarding, Marilyn Chapman. Carol Jones. Sue Brown, Peggy XVood, co-chairman: Jcan XVcssman. ro-chairman. he looks for the friendship of others. . . Service both to the school and the community was provided by various ASR committees. The Social Service Committee sponsored the UGN, Red Cross, March of Dimes, and canned food drives. This year's donations to UGN exceeded any amount ever given by Roosevelt students. Meanwhile, Spades furnished social activities for handicapped persons by arranging parties at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Valentines Day. Members of this group also acted as aids for physical and occupational therapists. To keep the students of RHS informed, the ASR Bulletin Board Committee publicized school functions by maintaining informative and attractive bulletin boards While the Publicity Committee made posters for ASR and wrote articles for Inter-High Publicity concerning activities at Roosevelt. Honesty and courtesy were among the qualities promoted by Ethical Conduct Committee. Members encouraged honesty on tests and homework by making speeches before sophomore language arts classes and by establishing a student-faculty committee which gave advice to any delinquent student. Spades - Third row: Margie McCarty, Cathi Brill, Mary Russell, Helen Beckwith, Donna Struble, Laurie Keene, Randee Moffat, Joan Broughton, Robin Smith, Kathy Raichle, Leslie Krouse. Jim Stone, Dick Arnhold. Second row: Miss Mullen, adviser: Marilyn Engstrom, Bonnie Avery, Wendy Frits, Signa Garland, DeAnne Och, Peg Willard, Mary Charleston, Margaret McCarthy, Patty Thorne. Kathi Carmichael, Jim Keim, Jim Klotz. Front row: Nancy Pengra, presidenrg Janet Smith, Sherie Currie, Marcia McCrary, Norma Sands, Judy Freedman, Barbara Cooper, Donna Jo Mason, Jackie Conley. Hannah Kramer, Daved Horsley, Barry Kruse. Make-up Committee 4 Bark row: Roxanne Holwill, Mary-Keith MacDougall, Patty Thorne, Candy Kraem- er, Kay Wallace. Front row: Marilyn Gudmestad, Tilly Moerbeek, Marilyn Pomerenk. Sue Harris, Sharon Hofferber. rhrzirnmn: Beth Johnson. ,+V Girls' Usher Corps -- Bach row: Fran Riehlen. Erla Mershon. Barbara Betty Riegel. Miriam Dick, Eileen Thompson, Patricia Sharkey, Barnes, Lynn Gunner. Jane Feltheim. Holly Challstedr. Gail Enga- Joanne Williams. Vicki Wheeler, Pat Smith. Karyn Walsh, chairman. bretson, Christie Clark. Peg Willard. Front row: Alice Danielson Q0 Ticket Force - Bark row Ticker Force 7 Burk row Dan Kieffer. Rick Martin, Dennis McGuire, Mr. Will man, adviser: Ed Spring John Hertz, Ethel Bryan Kathy Erickson, Mark Lip son. chairman, Front row John Wilkinson, Randy Duke, Chris Veblen. John Markworth. Bob Olson, Bob Sprinkle, Don Zongker. a student participating in a committee . . . Throughout the year, Roosevelt students worked to provide the school with a variety of assemblies. games, plays and other functions. The Assembly Committee strove to plan purposeful and unusual assemblies by basing each one on a particular idea. The Girls' Usher Committee served as hostesses at school functions, and publicized current events. Ticket sales were supervised by the Ticket Force. which also managed the sale and use of the student passes. Vwfith the aid of an IBM system, they were able to check students' roll rooms, pass numbers and other information. Backstage, the Stage Crew operated and arranged the necessary equipment and props. The Costume Committee kept the costume room in order and provided costumes for school productions. Performers were made up for the Senior Play. Revue, Drama Festival and assemblies by members of the Make-up Committee. Yr Costume Committee - Jean Ziener. Carol Payne, Teresa Wyman, chairman: Margaret Gilbert, Sue McI,eod, Julie Worthington. Assembly Committeeilfwaclz row: Mary-Keith MacDoug- all, Cathie Sullivan, Susie Sander, Cathy Killien, Bar- bara Potter, Rich Ford. Mike Harper. Bill XVilkerson, Neil Robblee. Sarah XViley. chair- man: Miss Wills, aduiserg Roger Anderson, Nancy Toney. Pat Noonan. Carole Mowat. Ronda Skubi. l.ynn Halwax, Robin Smith. Joan Broughton. Sldge Crew-Burk row: Chuck Davies, manager.- Garon Isaac. John Mollan. I-'rom row: Ken Goodall. Bruce Trzcinski. USS1iSIl1l'll manager: Greg Brown, lllfI1'ssi'11a2.' lid Aldon. Norm Ahlquist. I2lvin Dick, Paul Hahne. fi Camera Club 3 Third row: Mr. Vvlalker, adviser: Charles Leland, Dan Bradford, Gary Ryan, John Mollan. Jay La Vassar, Jonne Willi, Jay Melrose. John Gailey. Chris Webb. Second row: Jim Tan- doo, presidentg Phyllis Uiti, Jerry Writer, Steve Lewis. Hugo Engel. Marilyn Pom- erenk, Margaret Gilbert From row: Sharon Glantz. Gordon Hunter, Mary Emmons, Mike Dy, Sherry Morgan. l5uture Teachers of America --Buck row: Gail Tilmont, Becky Tedford, Mary Wasson, Carol Van Court, Vickie Strandin, Kathy Zandee, Pam Saraff, Sally Brown. Pat McDonald, Sherry John- son, Kathy Adam, Kathy Yonker. Nancy Osterud. Karol Koon. Francine Richlen, Joanne Jacobi, Betty Riegel, Shirley Kizziar. Linda McColm. president: Dave Richardt, Mrs. Mason, adviser. Front row: Pat Rice, Eleanor Beale, Nancy Doo- little. Ann Dyrnes, Diane Fraser. Alice Danielson. Chess Club- Third row: Alan Lacy, Jim Heavy. Ken Eshleman, Gary Ryan. Second row: Scott Rhodes, John Anthony. Dan Geballe. George l,ui, Greg Barnes, Dan Modeen, Doug Cheng. From row: Tom Rosling. president: Don XVebb. Mike Dority, finds others who share his interests . . Clubs sponsored by the school gave Roosevelt students a chance to explore their fields of interest. The Future Teachers of America interested good students in the teaching profession While the Chess Club provided its members with an opportunity to learn and play chess. The Camera Club, besides being a pleasure for its members, was a service to the school. It supplied pictures for the Roosevelt News and Strenuous Life. adio Club Jim Coslcllo prrszdrrl Jtrrx XX rilcr lom burnt John Mollin Library Club 7 Baci: row: Ester Green, Ramona Hilgenkamp.JudyMcNam.1ra. Trina Ross, Hugo Engel, Margaret Lynn. I-Cmnt row: Judy Nichol- son. l,inda Smith. I'.it Cranston. Linnea Sands. Vicki XVhi1c. Robin Alvrnn1s.Myra Agucrila, Ruth Anne lfullcr. Sharon Gwinn.Cor.1lcc Baltin. Mary Gillaspic. ' 4 Z 44 1 s ar . ., ' um 'um 3' ' ri aff-g'1v x Ixq ,Q-, K... French Club - Carol Hunter, Beds Sharp. Karol Koon. Kathy Morse. prtmidenr. l Mrs. Vyborny. dffl'l-SIT. J service groups find fulfillment for. . . National and international study was encouraged by the debate team and the foreign language clubs. The Latin Club promoted fellowship among its members through a slave sale and a Roman banquet. The German Club stimulated enthusiasm for the German language and culture through a German band and folk-dancing. The Russian dancers had a part in the Revue, while the French Club maintained an active correspondence with Lycee St. Charles, a school in Marseilles. The Spanish Club's annual pinata party was held at Christmas. Students increased their knowledge of France through participation in the Marseilles Affiliations Program and La Douce Vie. The Marseilles Affiliations Program made a determined effort to acquaint more of the student body with its foreign exchange. La Douce Vie, a collection of original poems and short stories written in French, was published by Roosevelt students. Students with exceptional speaking abilities united in the Debate Club. lts thirty-eight member were. divided into teams, which particiapted in four tournaments in addition to inter-high competition. German Club - Maureen 3 Weight, Bruce Schwager, ' Claudia Raden. Dennis Mc- Guire, president, tMrs. lfdl- miller. adUi.wr.7 Spanish Club 4 Kitty Baxley, Sue Van Ness. Elaine Cook. president. lMrs. Thomas, udv1'ser.l i Russian Club - Bach row: Mary Gosieski. Jamie Randles, Teresa Blake. Front row: fsezzledj Steve Sergev, president. lMr. Obrastoff, aduisenl 1.1 1 l'-- Debatc Club - Third row: Martin Sitte, president: George Lin, John Bradshaw fhiddenj, XVenda Brewster, Stan Soderland. Sieve Gaddis. Bob Milnes, lillioll Cheap. John Chaffee. Second row: Paula Rashkov, Rick Block, viee presi- dent: Flynn Vdarmington, Judy Vleeschbouwer, Eileen Curry, Joanne Osterud. Carol Siemens, Kathy Goodman, Betty Clapp, Ann Lev. Teresa XVyman, Tom Ryan, Madeleine Neumann, Cathy Simonton. Front row: John Ordal. Rod Bush fhiddr-nf, Chris Murray. Scott Morris. David Docler, Ed Spring, Dan McGarry, Bob Olson, Gary Ryan, Steven Lewis. Afhlialions 4 Thin! row: Bill Mey- ers. Karen Leslie, Llarilyn Tracey, Dave Klills, Bruce Collins, Bob Davis, llick lDcMculi's, John Berg. Connie Brady. Scconrl row: Marilyn Pom- crcnk. Gregory DelZoppo, Chris Mur- ray, Chris Richards, Sieve Sergey. Virginia Alkire. Carol Stowcll, Diane Shimmin, Mary Semenoclr. Nancy Usrurud, Karol Koon, Gaye Gable, Jacqueline lxirwull, lfronl row, Norma Jean Sands, Karin Asplund, ' Susie Hammergren. Anne Maltman, fl Lynn Halwax. Lynda Tjossem, Sue X X1 ., ax,-L 'V F ' ' Henderson. Shirley Kizziar. Linda 'fi' ff' Wright. fMissingj: Steve Gaddis, rhirirman. Latin Club - Bach row: Chris Richards, John Watts, president: Jim Greene, Mike Taylor, Karen Ogrosky. Front row: Stan Hiserman, presi- dent: Karen Johannesson, George Wen, Mary Anne, I-Iambly, Gale Gustafson, Jill Mallaghan, Kris Fayer, Mary Moseley, Carol Wingrovc, Steve Weil fealingj, A - Counseling Office -V - Huck row: Mrs. Kurtzer. adviser: Jan l.ucke, Kathy Zandee, Bev Hill, Martha Gregory, Martha Fuller. Kathy O'Neil, Jean Ransom. liay Hyldon. Linda Hansen. Mrs. Morrison. adviser. Front row: Shannon O'Reilly. Chrysan McAllister, Jeanne Meyers, Kathy Adam. Sue Wilkins, Ann Dahlin, Susie I-lagist. Donna Sindler. Nancy Stack. College Conference - Back row: Linda l-lersom, chairman: Dianne Callow, Sue Wilkins. lfront row: Jan Lowen, Effie Forsythe. QMr. McGee, --wi ss.-. adviser. J my if the help others . . . Girls in the Attendance, Counseling and Main Offices helped the staff by performing secretarial jobs. The Attendance Office helpers recorded tar- dies and telephoned absentees. In the Counseling Office, the girls made appointments for the counselors and students, did all the filing, and maintained a library of college bulletins for student use. The Main Office helpers did general office work, operating the switchboard and taking charge of the mailing. Other groups also gave assistance to the faculty and student body. TR's collected tickets at school productions, and the Audio Visual Squad took care of the maintenance and distribution of films. Meanwhile, the College Conference Committee informed students about various universities by organizing conferences with representative speakers. F' Ni' Main Office - Third row: Louise Erisman, Penny Woodard, Carol Stowell, Michelle Bain- bridge, Linda Schock, Joan Foerster, Linda Hersom. Second row: Carol Jaenson, Cheryl Bur- sett, Judi Tipp, Syd Campbell, Jeanne Lybecker, Mary Semenock, Mrs. Brandt, adviser. Front row: Joan Broughton, Sally Smith. Joan Stokes, Jeannie Harris, Sue George. Audio Visual Squad -Bach row: Ron Blassnig, Carol lileishman. sec- relaryz Doug Hoggarr, Dick Arnhold, chairman: Jim Carroll, Fronl row: Gordon Espeland, Charles Carrier, Jim Klotz. fMr. Fullner. adz'1'ser.J TR's - Third row: Dale Kemp. Bill Dewey. Paul Hess. Second row Tom Swint, John Hertz, Jim Heavey. Front row: John Mollan z'1'fe-president Tom Rosling. president. CMr. l-lanberg, advisenl Attendance Office- Bach row: Mrs. Nolte. adviser: Josie Bradley, Rudi Bates, Vicky Anderson, Bonny Young, Jean Wessman, Marilyn Tracey. Alice Glantz. Mary Rosenberg. Betsy Turner, Lynda Tolbert, Pat Grimm. Front row: Sylvia Harby, Jan Kingsbury, Effie Forsythe, Marilyn Salzman. Dianna Soderquist, Mary Wilen. Penny Sanderson. Sue George, Judy Engelhardl, ...ii -iff' Carol Scharz. President Sue Campbell. Isl V. P. Sharon Arkebauer, Znd V. P. . . I , 7' 5 p I l f I r.l 1 k. L Spring cabinet - Third row: Pat Smith. Cherry McAfee, Martha Gregory, Jean Ziemer, Dana Hill. Bonnie Avery. Second row: Jane Wittenberg. Barb Kingsbury. Judy Meyer. Penny Woodard. Dianne Car- rell. Front row: Kathy Bul- lock, Linda McColm, Sue Barrett, Margie Meyer, Bettc Volhard. fM1'ssingj: Barb Durkin. li! ' Fall cabineti Third row: Karen Leslie, Karen Ogrosky, Ning Pguly Fuller, Joann Bassett. Front row: Adelle Spangler, Vicki Bridges. Rosie Camp. Marilyn Bruun. Lynn Anderson. Second row: Val Linda Boucher. Cathie Loomis. Julie Fielding, Peg Willard. Holmstrom, Judy Russell. Molly Bennelt. Marylinda Knold. Marilyn -A! 4:3 r Caron Berg. Rec. Sec. Sue Thompson, Corr. Ser. Terry Carmichael' Trwsh by working in a group with others . Girls Club strove to promote friendliness and good feeling among all girls, giving each the opportunity to contribute her ideas and efforts to the organization. During the year the Girls' Club sponsored many programs and extra-curricular activities. These were based on the theme Down the Trail Together. The first event was the fall sign-up, when all girls were able to join the committees of their choice. The Little Conference was held soon afterwards, and following that was the Father-Daughter Banquet. The theme of this event was Pardners : it was highlighted by a square dance after dinner. At Christmas time the Girls' Club helped sponsor the Holly-Berry Concert. Some of the girls publicized the event while others made refreshments and served as hostesses. A special program, the Careers Assembly, was presented for all girls. The speakers told of vocational opportunities for women in the Marines, the airline industry, and the field of medical technology. Early spring brought the second semester committee sign-ups. Each new committee was assigned a task in producing the second Little Conference with the theme of Pow Wow , The Girls' Club's year ended officially with the election and inauguration of new officers late in May. N' l WL 'P K - .e '-IYX. fwfrgrsaf i-434, -w wx EERE M i Special committee chairmen-Back row: Mary Rosenberg, Karen Beatty, Sue George, Rosie Camp. Front row: Marilyn Saltman. Diane Shimmin. Bill Gl0Yd- PVPSIHQHI Jeff NVaesche. l',1'fL'P through competition for leadership . . . With the goal of giving its members a wider variety of interests, Boys' Club sponsored a number of activities. The first of these was the Big Brother program through which Junior and Senior boys aided the newly arrived Sophomores during the first weeks of the school year. The Club sponsored two Hot Rod shows - one in the fall and the other in the spring, and in February it presented a Military Assembly. The Boys' Club also offered half-time entertainmnet at basketball games. The highlight of the Club's programs was the Father-Son Desert which featured the first American to reach the summit of Mount Everest, Jim Whittaker as guest speaker. Roosevclt's Boys' Club presented half-time entertainment l'5'd4 7f Steve Engel, Setrelury-'I'1't'usurrz ag., . it sngx Boys' Club cabinet i Third row' Rindy Melquigr P1111 H Douglas, Mark Siks, Mike XVolfstone. Ed Parks, Doug Ser-2:5 row: Bob Aston, Jon Hcndershotl, John Tfield, Rick Keating, Jim Rogers Front row: Steve Averill, Cmry Chase, Pete Lyda, tMr. Hanberll- udt'i'ser.ji Torch Cabinet 4 Nancy Doolittle. lileanor Beale, Barb Kingsbury, Kathy lngalls. 4Mr. Vvlallers. tllfL'lSl'F.l and through academic excellence . . . Torch, Roosevelt's scholastic honorary, gave recognition to students with outstanding scholastic records. Lists of members were published each semester and Seniors who had maintained the necessary grade average for three years were presented their Senior Torch pins at an assembly held in the fall. At the same assembly. Torch members voted not to join the National Honor Society. In April, another assembly was held which provided entertainment. As another activity, a Torch committee visited junior highs to inform ninth-graders about Torch. Mel Trenor. President Sandi Bamesberger. l'ire-l'rtf.su1en1 Cam' Siemens- Sf'fff'ff'fV'ili l'U-WWI' Senior Torch Cheryl Arron Dave Auer Coralee Battin Karen Beatty Barb Blasinganie Elaine Brighton Doug Brown Jim Bundy Helen Burgher Ron Burgner Sue Cambell Helen Congleton Jay Cooper Yvonne Cossette Ann Dahlin Craig Dodel Cheryl liasterwood Carol Easton Judy Engelhardt Mary Erickson Jacqueline liarwell Bill Fletcher Joan Foerster Diane Fogelberg Sally lfoltz Martha Fuller Stephen Gaddis Leslie Cieballe Mary Gillaspie Alice Glantz Mary Gosieski Pat Grimm Linn Hammergren Jeannie Harris Linda Hersom Ramona Hilgenkamp Margot Hotovitsky Carol Jaenson Rod Johnson Kathryn Johnston Carolyn Jones Bob Keu Kathi Kraus 'lihurston Lacalli Rosabel Landberg Bruce Leigh Tom Likai XVendy l.otz Linda Mahr Dee Matz Judi Nlayer Cherry McAfee Merran McFarland Bruce McFarlane Dennis McGuire Ed McLaughlin Randy Melquist Ann Moseley Bill Ofslad Joanne Osterud Nancy Pengra Dave Phillips Bob Pruzan Niarilyn Ramsden Jerry Reaugh Marilyn Reynolds Jack Root Dave Rowlelt Denise Roys Janet Sage Norma Sands Patricia Scholes Mary Semenock Tim Seppa Diane Shimmin Carol Siemens Martin Sitte Cherry Sperlin Nancy Stack Nina Stevens Annie Stokes Jack Stuen Arlene Sussman Rolf Thelen Walt Timpe Mel Trenor Sally Vynne Flynn Warmington Sarah Wiley Barry Wolf Mike Wolfstone Jonathan XVorcester Judy Zier Don Zongker a person finds his usefulness, his place. Golden Spurs and Roughriders were senior honorary service organizations. Members applied in the spring of their junior year and were accepted on the basis of scholarship, service, teacher recommendations, and Spur and Ruff recommendations. Spruffs worked jointly at the University Hospital, the Handicapped Center, the Library for the Blind, Neighborhood House, and Fircrest, in addition to serving the school. The Spurs sponsored a new project each month. Through this program, they collected stuffed animals for Pircrest at Christmas, helped with Sophomore orientation and supported the MAP stock sales. In July. members served as guides at the Convention for the American Association of Workers for the Blind. The Spurs also spent one day at Garfield High School as guests ofthe Purple Paws, a comparable organization. Spurs and Roughriders competed with each other for game attendance. Together they held parties and picnics and attended a church service. Roger Anderson David Auer Steve Averill Bin Bishop Doug Brown Jon Bryan .Jim Bundy Mike Bush Vice-President XV:ird Bushnell Pat Cnsrelain Jny Cooper Jim Dannenmil Secretary Sieve Doolittle Bruce Dearborn Bill Fletcher Rich Ford Steve Gaddis Bill Gloycl Steve Greaves Randy Juel Rick Keating icr 22. Thurston Lacalli 23. Don Lcwison Bruce McFarlane Iid McLaughlin Prnsxdt-nt Doug Meyers John Morris Bill Ofstad Ed Parks Bob Pruzan Jerry Reaugh Jack Roc! Art Rounds Jay Sentz Tim Seppa Treasurer Martin Siu: Ed Skone Dave Tamnrin Mel Trenor Jeff XVaeschc Bill Wilkerson Mr. Bell Adviser Sharon Arkcbauzr Cheri Aaron Rudy Bares Coralce Bauin Karen Benny Caron Berg Barb Blasingame Josie Bradley Sue Campbell Syd Campbell Terry Carmichael Ann Dahlin Joan Dahlin Sandy Dawson Socrul Chairman Cheri Easrerwood Judy llngelharmlt Mary lirickson Jacqueline lfarwell , Joan lforcvler Effie liorsyths: Martha Fuller Leslie Gcballe Sue George Mary Galiaspae Alice Glantz Martha Gregory Par Grimm Susie Hagist Linn Hammergrrn Sylvia Harby Jeanine Harris lsr Viva' Prrsxllvnl Linda Hersom Ramona Hilgenkamp Margcr Horovirsky . Sylvia Jackson . Carol Jacnson Carolyn Jones . Linda Mahr . Judi Mayer Presfden! Marcia Meyers Secretary Ann Moseley fm! Vin' Prrsulrn Joanne Osrerud Ann Pearson Nancy Pengra Marilyn Ramsrlen Jvan Ransom Marilyn Reynolds Mary Rosenberg l Jill Ryan Janet Sage Marilyn Salrman Carol Scharz Mary Semcnock Diane Shimmin Nancy Slack Nina Stevens Annie Stokes Sue Thompson Linda Tolbcrl Betsy Turner Sally Vynne sarah waley Toni Violf .Penny Woodburn Mrs. Smith, arlvisrr Drama Minnie Moore McDowell Award Roosevelt Drama Festival '64 Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Suporting Director Special ASR Exchange From France In France . To Germany State '63 Boys' Girls' State '63 Boys' State '64 Girls' State '64 Serious Actor . . . Serious Actress . Comedy Actor . Comedy Actress . Actor . . Supporting Actress . Students '63 . JanaKirton, Brian O'Reily . . Rich Lee . Carol Quinlan . Bill Fletcher . Susie Hammergren . . John Chaffee . . Pat Shore . Kris Filer . Pat Castelain . John Schwager . . . . Bill Meyers Martin Sitte, Steve Gaddis . . . Carolyn Jones Rick Block, Neil Robblee . . Barbara Kingsbury Telluride Association Scholarship '63 . Carolyn Jones, Martin Sitte National Merit Scholars '64 Linn Hammergren, Tim Seppa Permanent Torch Awards '64 . Jacqueline Farwell, Bill Fletcher, Linn Hammergren, Carolyn Jones, Judi Mayer, Ann Moseley, Marilyn Ramsden, Jack Root, Tim Seppa Columbia University Annual Competition First Place Ed . . . . CraigDodel, Strenuous Life '63 Roosevelt Lions Club Guests of the Month . Bill Bishop, Bill Gloyd, Art Rounds, Tim Seppa, McLaughlin, President of Junior Achievement of America . Steve Danz Rotary Club Service Beyond Self '64 . Josie Bradley Max Block Award '64 . . University Post Award '63 Steve Averill, Steve Miller . . . Ed McLaughlin . . Don Franklin, Kristine Olson PTA Vocational Award '63 . . . Jim Freeburg, Diane Kangis Music and Art Foundation Awards . Linda Tjossem, Carol Jenson, Bill Ofstad, Susan Foe Roosevelt High School Top Ten . Linn I-Iammergren, Linda Mahr, Judi Jack Root, Bill Fletcher, Pat Grimm, Thurston Lacalli, Ann Moseley, Tim Seppa Mayer, Marilyn Ramsden, Sports Metro League Football Champions '63 . Roosevelt Football Terry Doyle and lOl Awards . Dick Baird Football, First Team All-Metro . . . Bob Bean, Bob Lake, Dave Stimpson Football, Second Team All-Metro . Terry Blanchard Basketball, Basketball Basketball. Basketball, Basketball, Basketball, Cross Coun Metro League Third Place . . Roosevelt Inspirational ..... Mel Trenor All-American Honorable Mention . . Steve Looney All-State Honorable Mention . Steve Looney First Team All-Metro . . Steve Looney First Team All-North . Bruce Vinsonhaler, Steve Looney try Inspirational '63 . . . Tom Stuen Swim Team, Metro League First Place . . Roosevelt Golf, All-City Low Score . . . Dick Van Law Golf Inspirational '63 ..... Bob Knudson Junior National Ski Championship '64 . Carey Amick Howard Suzuki Tennis Inspirational '63 .... Brandt Morgan Track Inspirational '63 . . John Goesling Baseball In spirational '63 . . Larry Gidner APSL Latin Trophy for Outstanding Achievement in Latin 4 Kleft to righl 2: Leslie Geballe, Fred Shanafelt. Nancy Pengra, Miss I e fsearedj . , National Merit Finalists - Burk Row: Jack Root, Tim Seppa, Janet Stipp. Linn I-lammergren. Linda Mahr. Carol Siemens, Jack Faris, Craig Dodel. Fronl Row: Martin Sitte. Ramona Hilgenkamp. Dennis McGuire, Bill Fletcher. Jacqueline Farwell. Mike Morgan. tMissingl : Carolyn Jones, Lewis Keller, Art Awards bring recognition S'1l3'f,fQ'Zff 'SO'EiiLiOEf',fSl' Ron Padma of accomplishments. Debate Metro League Debate Tournament '64, First Place ......... Roosevelt Gold Debate Pin ........ Martin Sitte Silver Debate Pins . . . Rick Block, Elliott Cheap, Paula Rashkov, Stan Soderland Bronze Debate Pins . . Jay LaVasser, Steve Lewis. Ray Mallott, Dan McGary, Bob Milnes. Scott Morris, Chris Murray, Joanne Osterud. John Ordal, Carol Siemens English NCTE Achievement Awards '63 . . Carolyn Jones, Linda Mahr NCTE Achievement Nominations '64 . Rick Block, Sue Camber, Susan Foe, Kathy Ingalls, Stan Soderland, Tom Stuen NW Fisheries Association Essay Contest . Steve Gaddis. Dave Mills Veterans of Foreign Wars Speech Contest . Steve Oaddis Scholastic Art Contest Honorable Mention . . Kathy Erickson, Joanne I-lallead, Nancy Johnson. Robert Lilly, George Merriam, Laurie Radner, Leonard Taylor, Suzanne Wolfe Music Band Inspirational '64 .,... Walt Timpe Orchestra Inspirational '64 . Wendy Lotz, Bill Ofstad Concert Chorale Inspirational '64 . . Carol Easton. Jim Dannenmiller All-State Orchestra and Band '64 . . Jane Bovee, Joanna Jenner, Karen Johannesson, Wendy Lotz, Mary Ann Ogilvie Sylvia Spengler, Jack Stuen All-State Orchestra First Chair Positions . Jane Bovee Wendy Lotz, Bob Turner 'Z' fz 1 4 Z A ,, I - f, 4 1 ' f ' f 1' 24 2-ifp'-ff,-SZ , 737' ,vj2a'L2g,.5yfn,f7 7 A 13 f f L fx: XX' J ff 9 ff!! 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The zany waitresses entertain the duke. fs Q-A The local gossip is passed on. Productions help communicate . . The atmosphere ofthe commedia dell'arte, a style of theater popular in seventeenth and eighteenth century Europe, reappeared in this year's Senior Play. The play was The Servant of Two Masters, a slapstick comedy Written by Carlo Goldoni in 1743. The costumes were specially made for the play while art students constructed an elaborate setting. Miss Norma Wills, adviser, and two students, Kathy O'Connor and Gael Anderson, directed the acting which was fashioned after that of the eighteenth century continental actors. Beatrice introduces himself, J,..ZdL.t Y UM! Tom Mcycrs as Sylvia Jackson as Dick Hanley ax Rich Lee as Miss Norma XVills Truffaldino Beatrice Pnntnlonc Silvio .idviser ff? Melba Johnson and PM Grimm as Claricc Clarice has lost her lovcr. Kathy Irwin and Jan Nordlnnd as The Maids as Florindo Silvio is about to bc squelchcd. - 3'-i f'lm--ri,-,s f- N- Phil Haldcmon Even under pressure money is important. 1 ir ,V 1 The scuIptor's masterpiece is unveiled. Mr. Ivard Strauss Toni Wolff Barbara Durkin Adviser Senior Chairman Junior Chairman Danny Danvers and Lynn dance in the soda shop, the complexities of a full life . . . Doing What Comes Naturally was the theme followed in the performance of the twenty-fourth annual Rhythm and Riot Revue. Mr. Ivard Strauss directed rehearsals for the production and put finishing touches on the show's script. The two presentations of the program were made on the evenings of January 31 and February l. Roosevelt cowgirls sing, You Can't Get a Man with a Gun. I All lines are busy in The Telephone Hour. It The Steppin' Trio performs at a high school dance. Sally harmonizes with the soda jerk in Take Me Out to the Ball Game. Q4 l x , 'ful' The Daisy Belles give a cultural performance il I 211 lf'-:E Illlllllkn Q MSW ' l lll I 2' :El E-:-:' I' 3 ' O ' 1 O y , N 4 N T . the feeling of Lab WVIIIQF, Roosevelt's literary magazine. was published this May. incorporating the finest creative works of Roosevelt students. Items were selected by the Lab Wrz'ler staff. which read and discussed each entry. The staff consisted of sixteen members chosen in the fall. as well as four editors. chosen the previous spring. Mrs. Sally Bryan, adviser. worked with the editors in selecting the staff. in addition to carrying out her other duties as adviser. Senior board membersfffhappell Brown. Becky Schul- man, Mike Turner. Carol Siemens, flwlSS1'HQfI Bill Fletcher Sally Foltz. Bill Savage. i . Lab lVriter editors and adviser Joanne Osterud. Martin Sitte. Leslie Geballe. Mrs. Bryan. Jonathan - Worcester, Junior board members-Rick Block. Eileen Curry. Denise Holley. Judi Krull. Tom Meyer. John Bradshaw, Edy Horwood. fllflissingf: Cindy Thompson. Sidney Weinstein. EE HAVE ALL THE t lr If. ix. Publicity Committee Werner, John Morris Costume Committee + sem. Kay Martinez, Linda Dawson. Priscilla Spencer, Linda McColm, Cassie Short, Sharlyn Becla Sharp, Linda Tjos- being someone . . Six committees combined their efforts to produce the Rhythm and Riot Revue. The Continuity Committee wrote the script and established the theme, Doing What Comes Naturally. The Organization Committee was responsible for the scenery, while the members of the Costume Committee made and htted the cast's costumes. The Revue Orchestra was chosen by the Music Committee, which also transcribed the show's music. The Dance Committee had charge of the traditional boys' chorus line and choreographed the other dances. Left to the Publicity Committee was the vital task of publicizing the tryouts and the Revue. Music and Dance Committees+Bob Turner, Sylvia Spengler. Margaret Pressley, Janie Bovee. Sue Camber, Cheryl Abrams. Marcia XVilde, Lynn Kennedy. Committees - Debbi Webb, John Hertz, Kathy Yonkcr, Tom Meyer, Dick Hanley, Chuck Davies, 4:41 Organization and Continuity Adie Lynch A1311 El'iCkSOfl Val Holmstrom Rich Nazarenus Susan Foe ASR ASR Productions Faculty-Curriculum Faculty-Curriculum Kathy Ingalls Sports X. s It Rich wash , Sports Erla Mcrshon Layout Nancy Hiltner Sophomore Class l.ynda Smith Junior Class 'lax Jim Edwards Senior Class S g i , -5 The senior staff previews the coier. Jeff Revelle School Life Carolyn Jones demonstrates the use of .1 camera to the junior staffers, y f r I None save staffers dare to enter the hideoutf Jacqueline Farwell Mark Lipson Linn I-lammergren Editor-inAChief Business Manager Associate Editor Jon Bryan Lynn Kennedy Productions Editor ASR Editor Head Mounter 1 Mark Silas Sports Editor 'J Q Mrs.Reineckc Bob Pfuzan Linda Mah' Carolyn Jones Nina Stevens Sandy Spear Adviser Fi1CUlfY'CUfflCUlUm SCl'1iOl' Class Ediwf School Life. Layout Editor Artist, the striving to be original . . The 19 64 Strenuous Life was an intensive exploration of the idea forming its theme. The development of this idea was in an opening photo essay, an application to the school, and a final resolution. The staff devoted a class period each day to the annual, in addition to many hours spent in meetings during the summer and sessions after school. The annual was presented to the school in the ASR Inaugural Assembly on May 21. Picture Editor Layout Co-Editor Will the staff please come to order Jay Sentz Editor-in-Chief Gary Starr Associate Editor Pam Powers Feature Editor Brooke Quigley Editorial Editor Jeff Fulton Sports Editor F S if XX-iii? Sylvia Jackson Co-PGfEdi1or Sherry Scheuch Picture Editor Fall Ad Staff+Back rote Bob Garber, Mike McKinnon. Craig Saran. Terry Rein- hardt, Steve Miller, Front row: Julie Shubic, Christine Cairney, Judy McNamara. can be found in print . . The members of Roosevelt's newspaper and advertising staffs carried out all the necessary plans for the twenty-four issues of the Roosevelt News. published during the school year of l 963 through 1964. Under the supervision of Mr. Rybock. the News staff wrote the editorial and feature articles, planned the newspapers pages, and proofread the material to be published. Six trips were made to the printer for every issue of the paper. The ad staff, with a student superviser, was responsible for selling and designing all advertisements appearing in the News. Ulflissingj: Diane Gray. Fall News Staff Bach row: Steve Greaves, Jim Tandoo, Dave Shannon, John Hendershott, Dick Gollings. Doug Margeson, Chuck Clay, Second row: Nina Paul, Susan ,- - row: M?K MacDougall, Anita Marble, Gail Pease, Pam row: M-K MacDougall, Anita Marble, GailPease, Pam Powers. Marilyn Hansen, Brooke Quigley. ifMissingj: Jim Anderson. Liz Grace, Sandii Preston, Joan Stokes. Front Rogers. Steve Greaves Jon Hendershort Joan Stokes Sandii Preston Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Feature Co-Editor Feature Co-Editor Spring Ad Staff-Back row: Don Rutherford, Dann Kieffer, Terry Reinhardt. Srromi row: Steve Miller, Bob Garber, Bill Evans, Christine Cairney, Mike McKinnon. Firxt mtv: Ninn Hill, Diane Gordon. Kilfissingjr Julie Shubic. Spring News Staff-Back row:Chuck Clay, Dean Cape- loto, Paul Kaine. Liz Barr. Sue Barrett. Dave Shannon. Phylis Hinshaw, Bill Ghrysf tal, Steve Greaves. Mr. Ry- bock, facultu adviser. Second row: Jon Hendershott, Sandii Preston, Joan Stokes, M-K Chuck Sports Clay Editor Liz Grace Copif Editor ,P Y .fv- 41 it ' M-K lVlacDougall Editorial Editor 3.1 l.aurie Gallup Picture Editor 2 .. V' jf ? 'Q if i 1 ,. F '3 few ez. X News staffers carefully read copies of the Roosevelt News when they arrive from the printers. MacDougall. First row: Liz Grace, Michelle Bainbridge. Lynda Kruse, Joanne Jacobi. fMissing2: Judy Haarstad. Beth Johnson. I Nonettes - Bach row: Nanci Hamilton, Carol Siemens. Carol Jaenson, Barb Kings- bury, Janet Jaskovsky. Front row: Debbie Stone, Marilyn Engstrom, Marcia McCrary, Sue Wilkins, Anne Pearson. Madrigal Singers: Ed Love- joy, George Ruggles, Vernon Buck, Bill Lovy, Risa Mullis, Kathy Bullock.Gretchcn Joh:1nson,MindyKnold, Flynn Warmington. Anna Kolasinski, Carol Wiitamake, Mary Gillaspie, Tom Banks. John Carrell, David Horsley, Mr. David Humphrey, ad- viser. fMissingj : Keath Pax- ten. Mr. Humphrey practices with the Concert Chorale. Intermediate Choir - Fourth row: Val Coppin, Marilyn Yoder, Candy Jack- son, Judy Wardstrom, Cheryl Steele. Sandra King, Janice La Vasser, Jan Black, Jeanne Sneller, Third row: Verna Perkins. Barbara Barnes, Nancy Olsen, Sylvia Young, Carolyn Griggs, Nancy Osterud, Debbie Dean, Donnah Cevhin, Ann Johnson. Second row: Penny Cas- sella, Terri Gammill, Cathy Hutchison. Pam Schelling, Marsha Haug, Janet Johnson, Karen Cottrell, Joyce Horst. Front row: Janet Smith, Jennifer Ja- cobs, Tracy Gunn, Parice Rinas, Cyn- thia Parks, Wendy' Trotsky, Pat Rice, Candy Kraemer. Concert Choral M Fifth row: Rich Lee. Ed Alden, Ed Lovejoy, Jim Dannen- miller, Steve Paul. Bob Bowman, Tom Banks, John Chaffee, Dave Horsely, Frank Greenwell, Ken Malseed, Don Thorton. Fourth row: John Bradshaw, Bob Hult, George Ruggles, John Burr, Janet Jaskovsky, Barb Balden, John Carrell, Keith Paxten, Phil Williams, Doug McComb. Third row: Anne Pear- son. Mary Linda Knold, Risa Mullis, Karen Ogrosky. Mary Jane Brand, Carol Easton, Pat Smith, Vicki Wheeler. but the necessary awareness. . . The Nonettes began the year for Rooseve1t's vocal groups with an appearance at the Veteran's Day Assembly. This was followed by the Concert Choral's performance at the Thanksgiving Assembly. The other two groups. the Madrigal Singers and the Intermediate Choir, made ther debut at the Christmas Assembly. The groups also performed outside the school at the Lion's Club, Sunset Club, and various community churches. Laurel Armstrong, Mary Portman, Linda Lee. Bertha Gillaspie. Second row: Josie Bradley, Jane Wittinburg, Glory Gunn. Rosie Camp, Ana Ko- lasinski, Sandi Bamesberger, Nancy Peterson, Bonnie Orth, Virginia Alkire, Dee Matz, Barb Kingsbury. Front row: Janis McVicar, Gretchen Johanson, Kathy Bullock. Denise Roys, Nancy Cloud, Debbie Corhan, Phyllis Uitti. Diane Carrell, Mary Gillaspie, Josie Cox, Marcia McCrary. Linda Bender. xi MBP X-Ag az., J, al- Af w 'L x fmt Q . A I-1? lx '- T Q? L A-A 'mx M 'D Xe:-a-ff' the need for an inner strength. . The Roosevelt orchestra followed a more challenging program this year, including in its performances many Works ordinarily presented by professional groups. Under the direction of Mr. Ronald Taylor, this organization participated in various school activities, Among these were special assemblies, the Christmas Concert, the Musical Instrument Band and Orchestra Concert, and the Spring Music Festival. The group also took part in the All Seattle High School Orchestra Contest Festival, winning many superior ratings. Roosevelt was well represented in the All-City High School Orchestra, the Seattle Youth Symphony, the All-State Orchestra, and the All-Northwest Orchestra. Mr. Taylor directs the orchestra, Violins - Back row: Mike Delaney, David Marion, Phyllis Luttrell, Janet Allison, Sally Garland, Julie Worthington, Marjean Smart. Front row: Mei Lan Rhodes, Andrea Gatov, Margot Hotovitsky, Myra Aguilera, Hannah Kramer. Beverly Hubbard, lstandingj, Joanne Jenner. fM1'ssingj: Suzanne Crider, Kenneth McCutchan, Chris Scharz. Piano, harp, tympany, and percussion - Bill Ofstad, Bill Lucero, Marc Frankfort, Signa Gar- land, Gaye Gable. KMissingj: Karen Zachau. Horns and winds - Third row: XVendy Lotz, Tom Grinolds, Marlene Bengeult, Ken Nylin. Susan Ott, Chap- pell Brown. Second row: Tom Likai, Bob Harris, From row: John Butler, Dan Cof- fee. Rick Rizzo, Jack Gun' nette. Chris Linden. 1Miss- fnglr Jane Bovee. Linda Reichman. Arlene Sussman. Dennis XVard, Matt Yee. L i i 1 , n 2 r yw ,M W . 1 . I After many rehearsals, the orchestra is ready to give a performance. Cellos, violas, bass violas - Back row: Mary Ann Ogil- vie, Sylvia Spengler, Dorothy Krauel, Nancy Ward, Judy Tyszka, Cherry McAfee. Front row: Kris Payer Kstand- ingj, Judy Johnson, Dorothy Smart, Emily Dexter, Carol Payne, Coralee Bartin. KMiss- ingj: Sheldon Kjerulf, Jack Stuen, Bob Turner. v og, E Third row: Doug Dunn. Paul Richards. Karen Johannesson. Vwlally Rulph, France Blair, Marc Frankfort. Don Davis, Scott Morris, Lorin Grinolds. Bill Lucero, Jim Carroll. Steve Leighton. Third row: Larry Duffield. Lou Vander Wel. Judy Ward, Bob Gudmestad, Rick Josephson, Brian Payne. Chuck Richardson. Mike Jones. Ken Eskle- man, Bob Bowlin, Barry Hogrefe. Cris Ayers, John Sierling, Second row: Mike Wicks, Jerry Taverniti. Dave Moe, Dan Blaire, Dave Duff. Mike Thyng, Terry Miles. Doug Carlson. Bob Lemon. Bob Rexford, Paul Pritchards. Joe Cooper. Scott Cronk, Mary Ellen Bonham. From row: Walt Timpe. Doris Peterson, Calvin Bodeutsch. Alan Landi, Joel Cavern, Sue Harris. Jim Stone, Bill Allendorfer. Bill Sawhill, Alice Danielson. Russell Miele, Rod Bush. Dennis Stevens. Joyce Duncan. lfred Tobey, Linda Ford. Mr. Taylor. faduiserl, A 0 I Q r 5 I N ' ll, Q, , Q Xvoorfr y ig- I - I The Revue orchestra pratices for the show. The band has the best seats in the house. The swing band practices. is found in one's originality. Performances by musically talented students greatly enhanced school functions. The marching band, led by Walt Timpe and directed by Mr. Taylor, performed at all home football games and at the Turkey Day game. Basketball fans were entertained by the swing band. Under Bob Turner, conductor. the Revue orchestra prepared all first semester for its appearance in the Rhythm and Riot Reveue. Q il The swing band is ready to play. The band practices in front ofthe school 11 a 1 ,- r 1 N' X ' 1. Ks L I YE ' f 'Ck . TA 1., ' X x X ' I - 4 3 - N X X N V 4 ,H W ' X I s, f X 1 s V S x ' J , K nv I V . NN x , ,X fu x I f X 1 'Y- X l x ' -L , K' L ' 'Q 3, X1 , X s .XR X . WX 1 - 'X x If A Q X ' I X '. , A X xg , , K , M 1 Y X. ' XX +G . K , .X ., 4 V, 1 xxx,- u Y V x PX ff u X, X X I 5 ,W E a ' I X k J 3 x, -X-,f V -J X .J xx i 'I ' 'X X KX Q X r Xlxvxv X X xv K, -x xl V' K I ! 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Under the leadership of new head cdach' Don Harney, the Roosevelt football team won eight games and tied one. They started their season with wins over' Rainier Beach and Ingraham. A tie with Shoreline was the only mar on the season's record. ln succeeding games, Roosevelt beat Nathan Hale, Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace, and Shorecrest. A muddy victory over Ballard gave the Teds the Northern Division Championship and a berth in the Turkey Day game. They met Sealth to decide the city championship. The play-off game was a draw until late in the second quarter when the Teds drove Hfty-seven yards for the first score of the game. The Teds dominated the second half, which started with a forty-four-yard kickoff return by Jack I-leavner. From there the Teds ran and passed for four more touchdowns. The final touchdown, an Mark Taverniti leaps for a pass against the Seahawks. 9ighfy-5eV9n-y3fd fun by Mark Tavgrnitii was a perfect climax for the new champs' 3 3-O victory over the Seahawks. Varsity football teamj Buck rouui Dave Stimpson, end: Bob Vig- Borgerson, back: Brice Butler, quarterback: Jack Heavner, back gets, end: Steve Doolittle. end: Dick Baird. back: Jack Root, back. Mark Taverniti. end. IMissz'ngQ: Bob Bean, back. Front row: Ward Bushnell, quarterback: John Morris, back: Rolf g Q 1 1 XX Q ,Jack Root punches across the goal line for a touch- down during the Turkey Day game. X ' rf 5. xx NN 'x Ns -S X 11 Sw ..,.1- Varsity football team - Bach row: Bill Gloyd, tackle: Steve Gloyd, Dick Bolton, end: Jake Stephan, tackle: Terry Blanchard, guard tackle: Gary Cove, center: Art Rounds, tachleg Ron Martin, Iackleg Rich Ford, guard: Bill Grinell, manager. Bob Lake, center. Front row: Gary Rude, Iackleg Dick Gall, guardg ' Y 63 l.. Roosevelt Varsity Scores Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Rainier Beach 6 Ingraham O Shoreline 7 Nathan Hale 12 Edmonds O Terrace 0 Shorecrest 0 Ballard O Metro Championship Roosevelt 33 Sealth 0 Junior Varsity Record Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt lngraham 0 Shoreline 0 Edmonds O Terrace 0 Shorecrest 0 Junior varsity - Back row: Eric Shervey, Jim Edwards, Tom Nielson, Jerry Reaugh, Mike Brennan, Mark Claw- son, Craig Dodel, Dan McFar- land. Greg Burnside, Monte Marino, Mike Peterson, man- ager. Second row: Gary Steiner, Brad Sram. Jim Mc- Namara, Hal Hurlen, Tom Neu, Greg Olson, Chris Lin- den, Mitch Baird, manager. Front row: Gary Hansen, Pete Lyda, Mark Mochel, Doug Celeen, Paul Dalton, Ed Clifford, Mark Hannah, Don Harney. Mark Mochel connects on a swing pass to Bob Bean against Sealth. strength and cooperation . . . The Junior Varsity Team captured the North Division crown with a perfect season of five wins and no losses. This victory was heightened by the fact that Roosevelt's goal line was not crossed once in five games. The Hrst four games were easily won by the second team. ln the Hnal game with Shorecrest, the J. V.'s, hampered by the rain and mud, could not make a score, and it appeared that a scoreless tie would result. However, a determined effort by Roosevelt in the last seconds of the game caught a Shorecrest runner in the end zone for a two-point safety and another victory. The Sophomores also finished the season undefeated. ln clinching the championship, they accomplished a clean sweep of the North Division titles. ,west - re X Q ' iff ,.-1 'W 'Qu Sophomore Team Recap Roosevelt Ballard Roosevelt Ingraham Roosevelt Shoreline Roosevelt Hale Roosevelt Terrace Roosevelt Edmonds Roosevelt Shorecrest Coaching staff-Mr. Don Harney. head coach: Mr. Jack McGee, second team: Mr. Art Wiper and Mr. Ray Christianson, third team. Sophomore team -Back row: Tom Paynter. Don Corning, John Kirkpatrick, Ben Riva, Bruce Thompson, Tory Leigland, Bill Lovy, Frank Liburdy, John Watson, Jerry Morgan. Steve Gough, Dave Ozuna, Bruce Miller, Mark Lundin, Jim Pence, manager. Second row: George Vice, Arek Shakarian, Mike Grealhouse. Terry Kellogg, Steve Gilbertson, Carl Day, Rich Hameister, Paul Larsen. Mike McPeak, Roger Olson, Andy Stefan. Chuck Melrose, Rob Pommerening, Bob Olson, Ernie Eckley, manager. Front row: Jim McNamara, Ken Woody, Terry Hart, Brian Juel, John Nordstrand, Gordy Sargent, Lee Ekholm, Jay Sybert, Dave West, Dave Trepp, Gayle Buckley, Dave Chambers, Mike Boyd, Bill White, Mike Boyd. Darrell McCullough. :tax ..,.-.,, W... W A l-V If Song leaders - fclockwrse from lower Ieftj Marilyn Ramsden, Barb Blasingame, Kenni Herrick, Joan Dahlin. Sally Vynne, Mistie Erickson. CMiss McNulty, adviserj Yell leaders-Tim Seppa. Bruce Dearborn, Mickey Dawson, Steve Engel, Ken Malseed. Doug Meyers.LMr. Hanberg, adviserj ost a competitive spirit . . . Spurred on by the new Spirit Cup competition as well as by championship teams, Roosevelt's song and yell leaders promoted enthusiasm and sportsmanship at games. Beginning their work early, they practiced every day during the summer, often with song and yell leaders of past years. ln October and December, they attended sportsmanship conferences at Ballard and Sealth with cheerleaders from other schools, where they discussed sportsmanship problems that occur during the football and basketball seasons. Hoping to set new traditions, the song leaders attended all the Cross Country meets, and together with the yell leaders visited lngraham for a pep assembly. They also sold book covers and pep buttons to help earn money for the yell leaders' new sweaters and the song leaders' new basketball outfits. ln all of their activities, they worked to build better spirit, sportsmanship, and friendship among schools. spirit at a pep assembly. . . ig . l t t X My ,. .l , ,...............--- lmaucswrs ' 1 3 H E 1 RHO Club Officers+5uc Knight, vice president: Joan Hager, president: Anna Wild' er, treasurer: Sue McLeod. secretary, Mrs. McFarlane, adviser. E i. and athletic skills . . In an effort to meet the interests of as many girls as possible, Roosevelt's Health Organization offered a wide variety of after-school sports. In addition to setting up a volleyball team which played in tournaments at Lincoln and Ingraham, RHO Club also offered archery, apparatus, badminton, basketball, track, and tennis, For the first year, a coeducational class in individual apparatus was organized. The officers of RI-IO Club sold pom-poms, attended an all-city conference, and kept a record of attendance points for participants interested in earning letters. All activities were aimed at cultivating each girl's individual abilities. Another extra-curricular sport, skiing, was supported enthusiastically during winter months. Weekends found several Roosevelt students serving on the American Ski Patrol, over 150 Teds receiving PTA instruction, and numerous others in private classes or skiing on their own. Apparently undaunted by heavy snowfalls which enhanced the slopes but blocked pass roads, ski-happy Teddies flocked to the ski areas whenever possible. Ski Patrolman Dave Nordslrand hurries to aid an injured skier at Stevens Pass. l E X ill .3 X.. T ff ni N162 T li iiiigw D 'X 59 'LD 5 505425 .Z xy f,U5 123, wed 3 Basketball traveling squad-Bach row: John Fuller, head roach: Steve Looney, forwardp Ed Skone, forward: Mark Mochel. center: Mel Trenor. center: Jim Rogers, forward: Jim Greer. center: Jim l l Jeff Waesche stretches for the ball against Rainier Beach. fx Gannon. forward: Mike Bush, guard: Bruce Vinsonhaler. forward: Ben Snowden, assistant coach, From row: Jeff XVaesche. guard: Don Davis, guard: Dave West, guard: XVard Bushnell. guard: Dave Schuyler, manager. rugged competition finds Teds. . . The Roosevelt Teds, after a slow start, picked up speed midway through the basketball season. The first half of the regular season ended with the Teds in third place in the Northern Division. Roosevelt cagers completed the second half of the season without a loss, finishing in second place in the Northern Division. Highlights of the second half of play were a one point victory over the Ballard Beavers and a resounding defeat of the previously unconquered Ingraham Rams. The Teds then met West Seattle of the Southern Division to vie for third place in the city and a berth in the State Tournament. The team overpowered the Indians and went to State. Under the new rules for the Tournament, the Roughriders played Cascade of Everett in the first round of the regional playoffs. With a good offense, the Teds passed Cascade in the second quarter and kept their lead to win the game. The next game matched the Teds with Ingraham. A cold first quarter combined with a tight defense around Roosevelt's star forward, Steve Looney, led to Roosevelt's defeat. The Teds finished eigth in the State. I-T4 g . 1 1 ix . , M ..,. P K ll e ,E-Y . 4 ,zk 1 4 n , 5525 .Vxf df ,Q 9 ,Il 'LX fp 'Biff I Bruce Vinsonhaler waits anxiously as Mel Trcnor leaps for the shot. Varsity Basketball Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt 1 lifting 32 Scores 42 Franklin 57 63 West Seattle 72 5 2 Queen Anne 48 50 Rainier Beach 54 5 1 Shoreline 49 51 Ingraham 63 5 7 Terrace 41 5 2 Edmonds 46 5 2 Ballard 54 71 Shorecrest 47 77 Hale 24 80 Shoreline 5 3 73 lngraham 59 73 Terrace 50 67 Edmonds 5 3 54 Ballard 53 73 Shorecrest 47 73 Hale 45 69 West Seattle 5 6 42 Cascade 29 47 Ingraham 65 Junior Varsity 4 Roger Northway - Meyer. manager: Pat Angelovic, Dick Gall. Tom Diets, Tim Fogh, Ray Clifford. George Merriam, manager, F' 12 Q Xi I ms ssmr, I, Sophomore Team-Back row: Pat Gallagher, manager: John Markworth, Jeff Beatty, Al Swisher. Eric Rama, Jack Bergerson, Don Davis's jump shot captures the attention of teammate Steve Looney and Cascade defenders. F X X. s 4 f : fr: 1 , Q. 'E A Q Y V .1 mm, -wa,-, K . V X l lf' , F I F f 1 v- 4 1. 1 v :WZ in wwf -1 Dwight Nelson. Jim McNamara, Steve Anderson. Steve Gough Gayle Buckley. Jim Pense. Manager. From row: Dick Page Bill Hastings. Dave Chambers. Dan Evich. Dan Henry. striving to do their best . . Combining ability with determination, the Junior Varsity rolled to a season record of twelve wins and two losses, making them the North Division champions. The only defeats of the year came in close contests with Ingraham and Ballard. The Junior Varsity, while providing reserve strength for the Varsity, raised hopes for a strong squad next year. The Sophomore team, the tallest in Roosevelt history, completed the season with a perfect 14-O record to capture the North Division Metro League title. Goached by Mr, Snowden, the Sophomores displayed strength and teamwork, indicating a promising future. Intramural basketball was based on Indian League competition. In a departure from previous years, roll room participation was largely eliminated. This new intramural program was organized and directed by Mr. Thrappe. 0 Pole vault champ Steve S N Champion boosts himself Stcrnberg-style over a twelve- foot barrier. Coaches Snowden and Fuller 'Q T agldf I . 5 SI,-r .I III N - I I ., .A-I. Y! ,iffy v I Jfxl 1 I l S X ff le 'S ff ' - 2, ,S 7 ' 4 ii ,A C S ,.,. ,,, , - To r e, , f if QQ I... Id, A ' ' -A 1 ,, ,. ' ..',-'TQMI c yi ng-ff +i - Y-'55, -9 K -1 II t ,.. F 'ft ' - fl - , n'f1.2f.-ru ., .. . AM' nw' N ': B clock Jack Root for the 100- yard dash, L is F., ' 1 ' Sports help develop the individual . . . Coached by Mr. Fuller and Mr. Snowden, Teddy trackmen strove to set North Division, Metro, and State records. Daily turnouts beginning in March led to victories over Edmonds and Shoreline. Teds later proved their strength against Ballard and Hale, in a Relay Carnival, and in a four-Way meet with Ballard, Shoreline, and Hale. North Division and Metro meets determined Roosevelt's representatives in the State meet May 22 and 23. Teds placed their hope in Ward Bushnell, Jack I-leavner, Jeff Waesche, Jeff Fulton, and Mark Mochel for state recognition. Top cindermen were Jack Heavner and John Blystone, sprint: Jim Ofstad and Mike Sullivan, 440: Jeff Fulton, 880: Larry Simpson, mile: Ward Bushnell and John Field, hurdles: Steve Bachman, Jim Ofstad, Randy Melquist, and Chuck Clay, relays: Jack Heavner, broad jump: Jeff Waesche, high jump: Steve Champion and Ed Skone, pole uault: Mark Mochel, shotput. Track and Field squad - Third row: Mr. Fuller, head coach: Ward Bushnell, Dick Baird, Ed Skone, Richard Eggers, Mark La Russo, Tom Diers, Les Gamer, Glenn Roberts, Doug Margeson, Guy Thomp- sen, Greg Koler, Kim San Clement, Tom Stuen, Russ Sleipness. Second row: Jay Lewis, Tim Murphy, Stan Hiserman, Glenn Brumett, Bob Viggers, Stuart Mortimen, John Blystone, Bob Pearson, John Mullan. Bill White, Ben Seaman, Ken Woody, Craig Cole, Lasse Latyala, Scott Sandygren, Hugo Engle, manager. Front row: John Homann, manager: Kris Johnson, Randy Juel, Gregg Jordshaugen. Darrell McCullough, Dan Anderson, Jeff Fulton, Dale Allen, Larry Simpson, Steve Champion, Scott Anderson, Sam Clawson, Pat Castelain, Steve Gough. Mike Aronson. l ' t i - 5 tw.-.U L 4 . ' ' ll I N N , ,,., r, gp wr' A-:L-.f,.,--5 , 0. ,,-N, -- -ff,5.j':tg , 4 .an xii: -,-4:- . - r ..4M0inp X mf A'?.'w.i::H5s5'4f1 777':? - ., ' ff 'T' - W - ., , M . ....j...... Jim Savage practices a quick relay hand-off to Jim Ofstad. n 5 1 it 'sa eat xi-2:-Q, -. xii- 1 1:3 Q' Q Xxx., 3 , m,...,... ' ,. -. 2'-.sr gig: 4 :,.' gk: ' ... -f -3--1 - 1 . Q , - V ,, - - gf- --e . 5 f'i5.gv-- .V . -.,... ,- . . - A .V V. T'-. ., ' , - V9.3 'rr' . : K x.'i3?.' f ' , , , aww- ' -4 ,- -4'-'I .1 . -, w,...,,. I ,,, - . Y .-.U 5-4 , . egg-Q B' -:,. vw. g-- .:- - , gg Afwlszg- 4, . -P Pgfw- -, -sv: , , Qb'2 j,g,k,: A? fl ' f 'N' 'f -'.','? Y A iff -' ,A , ' . V A ae .'1.:'i.--F'1-.- , L-r:5P'.i-bt 55. 'V --fe.. w..'.-- ' ' - M., .D N.,- :-v.-.,-' ..,',,.-1: .4.-fa., ' 5':Li'gffLg,.: l - L, . .H ' .- Track and Field squad- Third row: Jim Pence, manager: Jerry Wollenweber, Gary Luce. Ed Feltis, Mike Rude. Ralph Eiseman, Steve Weil, Keith Prince, Rick Richmire, John Lewis, Jon Hendershott, Bill Ofstad, Don I-lofferber, Jim Matuschak. Second row: Mike Boyd, Dean Nordstrom. John Field. Jerry Field. Tony Formo, Steve Bach- man, Bill Anderson. Jeff Spring, John Armstrong, Mark Hannah, Jack Heavner struggles to gain a few extra inches in the broad jump. John Field and Ward Bushnell fly over the high hurdles. Mark Mochel thrusts the shot in an attempt to break the school record. 'Yer' .QA Carl Dakan. Mike Sullivan, Jeff Waesche. Dave Mitchell, John Media, Rick Wolfstone. head manager: Mr. Snowden, coach. Front row: Steve Gloyd, Jack Heavner, Dave Hartnett, Jim Edwards, Jim Ofstad, Jim Savage, Darrel Petrie, Larry McKenna, Randy Melquist, Steve Doolittle, Jack Root, Dan McFarland, Mark Tarevniti, Mark Mochel. Tom Neu, Dan Pray, manager. 'af QT .X 1' ,TF , 1 ' i LILL -N c, . ii '7H i ffific ' . L A A Qggeeiw ff? ' Y W I f - . .,,, -. V , lf' 4 - i f -' Qggg 11 . kk ., , ' ...7'ff.T Q N ' Q V? tiss wr- we e I Y- - . A 2+-,cf-wtf-1 'A t A waifw Ryu, A ,Q i 1-is I e cam' q ' ' 'r' ,A get , if -' i-i.fgp'v , , . . . - eff' 3 A, bl if '54 , ff' .fl.::',,3,, Haj f ile- I . N- , , .. - t G 'l Z-1, - if . , I .Y i, ,1,, 4greQ2 H a., 4 N' Q. 'fi qi ii T ' lf , , ,. f,. .s'2xv' ' .. e ffrr i -, ill' if flfiff 'iii 5 ' Bob Bean gets his man as the pickle works again. Varsity Baseball Team i Back row: Mr. Harney, coach: Bruce right Held. Front row: Mike Watson. Hrs! base: Gary Gove. catcher: McFarlane, pitcher: Larry Gribler. pitcher: Roger Jacobson, pitcher: Don Lewison, pitcher: Jack Tuvcy, shortstop: Rich Ford, first base: Mike Harper, right field: Rich McDonald. left Held: Don Davis, second Don Harney, catcher: John Vandenberg. pitcher: Steve Looney, center base: Brad Stam, third base: George West. pitcher: Pat Angelovic, field. fMissingj: Scott Miller, third base, John Ruidl, shortstop. ' I ,A Don Lewison discusses his pitching. v 4, .qv ii-.Q , .. epgvwx ,ffk 1 -sg ag fr . . ' ' Sjpv- ' . N - i' i ff- S -, ' A - n A-1Z3'f -.- ' , '-' - , :fi - ' . --+ .1 - - 4 . . .' '-' '- - .Q . ,, W - K , Q , Tai ' Q - .1 f .,. 49' 1,34-. .i -' -M Tor -, 1- Us, ,- f,.,h ' jj' , 5 -. 'ez' viz? ar ffmig' ,, 2 r , s- u....a- I' ' f- ..-f- 3' ,A ,t ' -. . ,i n f 'C A- N -., I ' 1 V Af, 1- FH' - . W -, 7, .ea t af--f r ' do f . - 1-P.'4yN .-J' Q 5 . 'r ' - .-.--v -f - , .4-7 Q - G ' V - re QL 5. 'rt - s-J r--g, ,sv . ' . - -- . 4, K - K -ff' --f --'S - t A 1 ' -' Sand sometimes becomes a problem. arousing the athlete's awareness. . . Coached by Don Harney, the Roosevelt Varsity baseball team had a successful season. At the close of the Hrst round, the Teds were in first place in the Northern Division, having defeated Shorecrest l-O, Hale 16-l, Edmonds 14-4, Shoreline 7-2, Ingraham 2-l, and Terrace 10-4. Only Ballard was able to defeat the Teds in the first half of the season. Second wins over Shorecrest 2-l and Hale 7-0 gave indications of the Teds' finishing the season with equal strength. The close of the year left a legacy of several returning lettermen. adding to Junior Varsity ability for a strong new team. nh Q 19 -M'-ra. ---. '19 ,H -n 'Y-c - J-5.4, L, -, . '4 . -U'.F Lg wp-w g' A '- --if' ' -. ,av-as 'iv-' .,. , -, f. , 45- . K Y . as. 'e - Mrs . ,H-fs: - '4. , fa. 1. -, , f in i f-I-t. , M , ,. .Mgr-4 I at 'Xa Sr- . x Q. ' ,V Q A . I . ,' I V' Q 'S if ff' . .pi . . fb.: Al ff ,503 EYQ2 ' M .,.,' t -Q, 'Q ' ' -Y .sz . Lariat-93 71. J- nk-. xl 1-1 s 1-t..ff'--+,.- -' c -flaws- xn.ln.Z'lf 'Ji' You'll get him next time, Coach McGee consoles John Nordstrand, Junior Varsity baseball team - Third row: Mr. McGee, coach: Jack Bergerson, Dwight Nelson. Gary Hansen, Mark Clawson. Dave Ozuna, Bill Waldo, Mike Storniola. Second row: Al Huhs, Ron Sharp, Dan Evich, Dutch Day. Steve Anderson, Dave Chambers, developing his personal characteristics. . The Junior Varsity baseball team proved itself successful from the beginning of the season. A record of four wins, one tie, and one loss to lngraham was compiled by the J.V.'s in the first round. Coach Jack McGee looked forward to finishing the season with a superior record, confident that his team, had the strength and experience to contend for the North Division second team championship. Roosevelt's Cross Country squad, coached by Ben Brower, began turnouts as soon as school opened in the fall. Early losses to Garfield and Shoreline were balanced by wins over Ballard, Edmonds, Shorecrest, Terrace, and Hale. Subsequent losses to Ingraham and Shoreline placed the Teds third in the North and fifth in the city. While training for state honors, Teddy harriers held a five-hour marathon relay around Lake Washington. Twenty-four sprinters participated, each running two miles of the distance. The season officially closed with the all-State meet, in which the Teds Hnished eighth. Roosevelt's ski team competed on a city-wide as well as a state-wide basis, The major competition was held at Stevens Pass on March 14. Teds, though hampered by injuries, placed second. Roosevelt also won second place behind Lakeside in the Beta Cup. Intramural football and basketball found support in the Indian League, an organization of independently formed teams. Games, in which one team challenged another, were held after school and on Sundays on the Roosevelt field. John Nordstrand, Dave West. Preston Kayes. Front row: Ben Riva Dan Davis, Jack Alkire, Kevin Feldman, Dave Trepp, Mark Starling Gordy Sargent. Ric Ruidl. Bill McCoy. DW' Cross Country Squad7Third row: Doug Montgomery, Gregg Jordshaugen. Richard Eggers, Bruce Kirkpatrick. Kim San Clement, Doug Margeson, Jon Hendershott. Greg Koler, Bob Swarm. Dave Gillespie, Doug Nash. Mike Wicks. Dan Bowman, Craig Cole. Mr. Brower. coach, Second row: Randy Stuart. manager: George Cardoza. manager: Scott Sandygren. Keith Prince, Dave Shannon. Dave Mc- ' SUI' ' Els? iii 'sgmuiif U Mullen. Neil Robblee. Gary Richards. Doug Sollitt, Bob Pearson Paul Hess. Bob Hoff. Hugo Engel, Mike Henderson. Front row Larry Simpson. Dale Allen. John Mullan. Jim Ofstad, Mike Sullivan Tom Stuen, Les Gamet, Jeff Fulton. Chuck Clay, Randy Melquist Jim Matuschak. Scott Anderson. Paul Kaine, Sam Glauson. Rich Weil Siwash, Indian League football champs, battle for the ball. 'L 'IWWEQ . . ,.ff..g. 7 ' . ' I I K .MQ 4, ?ii??Q1Tf 1 'isis - leiififi ' K -' M-41' .. . ,..... ,pr s . .. .4 Ski Team-Bob Hoff. Bob Viggers. Mike Thompson. Rolf Borgerson fMissz'ngj: Jim Grooke and Pete Lyda. Tennis Team - Back row: Mr, Dranga. coach: Brent Pel- legrini, Bruce Vinsonhaler. John Lindblad, Dennis Lyon. Roger Anderson, Front row: Rick Walsh, Steve Bloomberg, Buzz Aagaard, Jim Anderson, Jim Lobe, Chuck Ballard, Don Lindhlad, and Bruce Vinsonhaler look on as Brent Pellegrini returns the ball. svdF?ii1 '5f. E. : 4 : Q, -uzal:':2z:u++- i K , ' 1 ' i B ,til-5 3 uf. .,.. Ag,kV! ., ,,,. .. .. 725555 I , L ur .-v .,..,,., . Q, L n- .342 1 , Vfii ,v QW 9 - P f' ik '- -Q,e.ggisg:5w,i: Buzz Aagaard smashes a vol ley to Steve Bloomberg. Bill Wilkerson. Ed McLoughlin. and Bill Gardner receive expert putting tips from Jim Gannon. giving significance to the individual The Roosevelt tennis team won all of its Hrst ive matches. Ted players defeated Edmonds 9-O, Terrace 9-0, Ballard 8-1, Shorecrest 9-O, and Ingraham 6-3 in an important match. These crucial contests completed, coach Mel Dranga felt confident that the Teds would place Well in the city championships. The golf squad, coached by John Rushing, found strong potential in its new players, as well as in its nine returning lettermen. In the first four joint matches at Jackson Golf Course the Teds proved superior to all opponents. Already on the road to the Jackson Course championship, the golf squad at mid-season was hopefully anticipating the city Hnals and top honors. Varsity Golf Team-Back row: Roger Stanard, Steve Dubsky, Dick Stroble, Mr. Rushing, coach: Bill Gardner. Jim Perkins. Tom Wells, l Front row: Jim Gannon. Steve l Ryan, Bill Wilkerson, Ed McLoughlin. Dick Page, Tom Rudy. W 1 1 r ' I v H 1 80 0-:IO-ffl ., I N1C1,Qf-Q, ta. cuinrwxxlr: - CQm5:ifnQ. 21, Q-f:L:ixccT1xQf5 UJQQXCC. O.x.c4:V 6,51 Fgu-Y1 'EQQ IX xv LJLFZ, Qmcz is uxL,QQ.iD UT L,7iCL,'1iXkV7CK 'Tkifif 'i.KRTx-Qi, uzwx i1,'i1'xa Q, .L cc, C, X cw 45612. muxqrxi , T' Y-XQYSQEQY ST LLND LK Q in my Dis C:-Jr qCJuJN 1-Xggcgi, kg y1Q,:i LQW-L 5r.'cxi. ?30CW.Q.:N-Lfg, J x Q 2- Qi-lxfxqxfxq 'Vik QQJYNCAQKE3 gg QCDLLQS5 T CJ Q- X :E gxhfwfxj 7 Ofiel-el Q9 ,V QCJNYN .Tl1L5 Cgyl.. x Cx CX UV Tau - 1, xwq-pez, 31 .-4 C'XO.k4'1. gitlgx 'E.C:uN'xCi, CTQCBCJTD CLQQ xcfi, on Xiim Cnft, fbWLLCCT seo xmf:vface1.f3 Cn: Ccwq DX-YT? 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T5 Q xi EX X ' L? greg 3 Qfhfc, XC Yxx CX CR gjsigy-'ki ?eq'U9 View QLE' RXCXAXQ T.. Steve Doolittle President Brent Pelligrini Vice-President Jan Nordl u nd Secretary Susie Hagist ASR Seniors experience mixed emotions . . . The Class of '64 began its third year at Roosevelt with the announcement of its theme, Big Wheels On the Move. Chosen to supplement the ASR theme of On the Move, this theme represented the position of leadership and responsibility which the Seniors held in school affairs. Financing the events of graduation was a challenge, but the Seniors met the expenses with a number of projects. About forty-five dollars were raised from the sale of candy at the Senior Play. At Christmas, the Class offered students snap-shots of themselves with Santa Claus. RHS decals and plastic annual covers were also sold. As a service, the Class sponsored the sale of Roosevelt pins and graduation announcements. Seniors also participated in the planning of the Jr.-Sr. Dance and the Campus Day Dance. Preparation for the Hnal whirl of events began in November with a class decision on white graduation gowns for the girls. The graduation social calendar was led off by the traditional Senior Luncheon, followed, amidst a flurry of last-minute excitement, by the Senior Prom. The Prom was held in the Grand Ballroom of the Olympic Hotel. Commencement exercises, a confident step into the future, climaxed the Seniors' activities together. Reprcsenlaliue Bruce Dearborn Treasurer Miss Hardy Adviser Kay Wallace asks Randy Melquist's opinion before a class vote on the color of graduation gowns. Music, soft lights. and formal attire highlighted the Senior Prom, held in the Grand Ballroom of the Olympic Hotel. 'i ,, it A. 'Will nx- 1 Dian Marty and Lynda Hyllengren help raise money for graduation as they pose with Craig Santa Claus Dodel. Through sunshine and showers, Seniors Kandi Gordon and Holly Barnes support the sale of Roosevelt decals. L, i Ri- ' Members of the Senior Class help arrange publicity for the spring Campus Day Dance. 1'- v N... wr-,J Kathie Abbenhouse Sr. Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. GC Com. Ronald Adcock Art Music Drums Ed Alden Choir Stage Crew Chess Club Karla Alford Snow Skiing Water Skiing Teaching Lg 'ii' Sandy Adamson Teacher's Sec. GC Com. Spades Norman Ahlquist Stage Crew Radio Club Camera Club Fred Aldrich Hi-Y skiing Motorcycles John Ambrose Young Life Campaigners Sports Cars 'V . ,. Linda Anderson ASR Assembly Com. ASR Traditions Com GC Com. Steve Anderson Flying Water Skiing Boating Roger Anderson Roughridcrs ASR Com. Ch. Senior Play '62, '63 Susan Anderson News Staff Sports Boosters Com. Sr. Prom Com. ? 7 Scott Anderson Varsity Cross Country Varsity Track Roll Rep. Sharon Arkebauer GC 2nd Vice Pres. Golden Spurs Roll Rep. opportunities ahead Louis Arndt Study Supervisor Cheri Arron Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Sr. Play '63 Wesley Arndt Dick A rnhold Physiology Anatomy Bob Aston Rob Atkinson BC Com. Ch. Roll Rep. Crew Study Supervisor Sports Boosters Com. Intrn. Sports 4... www 3 C 2 ffl, 1 xc., al- .f-1 X s behind . . . Dave Auer Tim Ault Connie Austen Roughriders German Club GC Com. DeMol.-ly Camera Club Swimming Drama Festival '63 Chess Club Water Skiing Steve Averill Steve Bachman Dean Baer Roughriders Varsity Track Sports Varsity Crew Torch Music Indian League Pres. Sr. Projects Com. Cars 1 f a n Dick Baird Bruce Baker Don Baker Varsity Football Young Life Traf. Safety Com. Ch. Varsity Track EYC Skiing Lettermen's Club Skiing Swimming Barbara Balden Chuck Ballard Ernie Ballard Concert Choir Varsity Tennis VHSUY Tennis Traf. Safety Com. Roll Rep. Roll Rep. GC Com. Hi-Y Sports Boosters Com. 13. 'HS fT f QED is.-v Holly Barnes Ski Club Roll Rep. ASR Com. Rudi Bates Golden Spurs Sr. Projects Com. Ch. Roll Rep. Carol Baunsgard GC Com. Skiing Sewing Curt Beattie Traf. Safety Com. Commencement Com BC Com. if go JC! nan --.., Steve Barrat Study Supervisor Electronics Sports Coralee Battin Golden Spurs Torch Sec.-Treas. ASR Act, Recording Ch Lyn Baunsgard GC Com. YFC Skiing Karen Beatty Golden Spurs GC Special Ch, Sr, Torch f,,,J TF kai' ye ,wa-v -f 7 w.. ' L Edward Becker Donna Beernink Linda Bender Swimming Concert Choir Football Sports Boosters Com. Cats Sr. Class Pub. Com. Mary Bingham Bill Bishop Terry Blanchard Traf. Safety Com. Advisory Council Varsity Football Teacher's Sec. Roughriders Lcttermen's Club Ski Club Varsity Crew Roll Rcp. Gary Bodeutsch Latin Club Mathematics -an Gene Boe Cars Sports Electronics ...rf in N William Boehm Skiing Mountaineering Sports Tom Bogdan Marseilles Revue '63 ASR Dance Com. BC Com. f ,--, Dick Bolton Varsity Football ASR Assembly Com. Lettermen's Club Steve Bordner Roll Rep. Jr, Class Pres. Basketball -'oi C rf? Caron Berg GC Recording Sec. Goltlcn Spurs MYF Barbara Blasingame Song Leader Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Rolf Borgersen Varsity Football Le!termen's Club Skiing Linda Boucher GC Cabinet Sports Booster Com. Roll Rep. Jerry Bowen Water Skiing Golf Byron Boyd DeMolay Automobiles Josie Bradley Golden Spur Cabinet Sr. Class Cabinet Concert Choir John Bradshaw Sports Cars Pete Berghuis Dave Beugen Roll Rep. Mechanics DeMolay XVater Skiing Sports Boating Ron Blassnig Fred Blaud Audio-Visual Motorcycles Camera Club Cars Explorers Engines the familiarit -.f ? of 3 . Catherine Brammell XVriting Music Secretary 'T Betty Brantner ,fa Lab Assistant Swim Club Hiking Club YTIIY Ns-ui s-1 Mike Brennan Varsity Football BC Com. Skiing Pat Bretholl Water Skiing Boating Accounting Stephen Bretland Hunting Skiing Music Vicki Bridges GC Cabinet RHO Club ASR Com. three years gone b . . . Marilyn Bruun Ethel Bryan Jon Bryan GC Com. Ch. GC Com, Strenuaus Life Staff Teacher's Sec. Revue '62, '63 Roughriders Sewing Traf. Safety Com. Jim Bundy Helen Burgher Ron Burgner Roughriders Torch Swim Team Torch Sr. Prom. Com. Biology BC Cabinet Roll Rep. Skiing Elaine Brighton Torch State Bowling Champio Foreign Languages Chappell Brown Doug Brown ASR President Roughriders Team Teaching Sally Brown ASR Com. Teachcr's Sec. GC Com. Susan Brown GC Com. Sr. Prom Com. ASR Dance Com. Glenn Brumett Track BC Com. Athletics Francie Buchanan Revue '63, '64 ASR Assembly Com, Teacher's Sec. Al Burson 'cn' Lynn Buckley Intra. Basketball Tennis Water Skiing Mike Bush Roughriders Varsity Basketball Torch Gail Bullat ASR Alumni Com. Ch Sr. Class Com. ASR Pass Sales Com. Rod Bush Band Debate Skiing ,Av 1- 'un-rv -.J Q4-4 IP ....., LA wrefs s A M.. I . .. 'W ,W il' - we 'Q' A ,N 1-,av , Ward Bushnell Varsity Sports Lertermcn's Club Roughriders Christine Cairney News Ad. Mgr. GC Com. ASR Com. Dianne Callow Debate Torch Revue '64 Pat Campbell lndian League Arhlezirs Water Skiing 1 '9' .fa 'CTX' S if Brice Butler Varsity Football l.ettermen's Club Hunting Carolyn Calkins Rosie Camp GC Cabinet Revue '64 Sr. Prom Com. Sue Campbell GC lst Vice Pres. Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Ur Sydney Campbell Advisory Council Golden Spurs Sr. Prom Com. Kathi Carmichael Sr. Luncheon Com. Sports Boosters Com. Spades Collin Carpenter Commencement Com. Roll Rep. Young Life Mary Carter Roscmaiden Roll Rep. ASR Com. A-.uf .. ,av USP Doug Carlson Band Exec. Com. Football Basketball . V. .qivl Ross Carmen Audio-Visual Stage Crew Skin Diving Terry Carmichael Gerald Carp GC Treasurer Golden Spurs GC Com. Ch. Young Democrats XVriting the securit Charles Carrier Audio-Visual German Club Electronics Sandy Cartin Sr. Prom Com. Ar! Music Jim Carroll Band Audio-Visual Drums Holly Challstedt Spades Girls' Usher Corps GC Com. 'Wm Pres. of 'rj .wwe- 'ffl' no ffl xr? ,ln 221. Steve Champion Varsity Track MYF Traf. Safety Com. i vb K., Joyce Chapman Roll Rep. Revue '63 Sr. Luncheon Com. Christie Clark Ron Clark Bruce Clausen Janet Clnussen Piano Tennis Roll Rep. Art Indian League Revue '64 Swimming lntra. Sports Sr. Class Pub. Com. I I old fI'1Q1'1dS 31'1d ElCqU,31I1lf31'lCCS . . . Sam Clawson Chuck Clay Sue Coburn Varsity Cross Country Track Sr. Luncheon Com. Sports Boosters Com. Lettermzn's Club GC Com. Study Supervisor Cross Country ASR Com. Craig Cole Greg Cole Jim Cole Cross Country BC Com. Roll Rep. Track Roll Rep. Skiing XVater Skiing Sports Mechanics Nancy Cole Revue '62, '63, '64 Roll Rep. Sports Boosters Com. Gary Cone Ticket Force BC Com. Sailing Linda Connaughton Library Club GC Com. Dancing Jay Cooper Roughridets Sr. Torch Advisory Council Jill Condon Sr. Luncheon Co-Ch. Roll Rep. Sports Boosters Sub-Ch Helen Congleton Torch Orchestra '61, '62 Marseilles Review '63 Bob Cook BC Com. Sports Mechanics Judie Cooper Phu ' QW wtf? . 1-.4-v ..,'f. '--v. XWF-7 ,ern ,gan ...J- i iv i , Yvonne Cossctte Torch Teachers Sec. ASR Com. Judy Curtis Sr. Prom Com. Co-Ch. Roll Rep. Sports Boosters Com. . l . l my ali Sf' .4-I A Jim Costello Radio Club Amateur Radio Ann Dahlin Com. Ch. Co-ordinator Golden Spurs Sr. Torch 1 +L.. f in 'Wi' Q x 17' Af A Gerene Cotton Sports Boosters Com. Sr, Class Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Joan Dahlin Song Leader Golden Spurs Roll Rep. Steve Danishek BC Com, Lab Assistant Revue Orch. '63 Jim Dannenmiller Roughriders Sec. Choir Pres. Torch Stan Davis Imra. Basketball Commun. Relations Com. Sports Mickey Dawson Yell Leader DeMolay Engineering Sandy Dawson Golden Spurs Social Ch. Commencement Ch. GC Cabinet ,. Bruce Dearborn Sr. Class Treas. Yell Leader Roughriders 1. '41, Jocelyn Cox Torch Concert Choir GC Com. Carl Dakan Track Roll Rep. Sports Boosters Com Q10 J Jim Crooke Hi-Y Ski Team Roll Rep. George Dalton Intra. Sports Skiing Swimming N., Mike Cruver Book Room Tcacl1er's Sec, BC Com. Marilyn Daly Skiing Driving Horseback Riding the companionship of Kathleen Dee YFC JOG Arr Mike Delaney Review '63, '64 Orchestra Sr. Class Pub, Com. Gary Del Mastro Traf. Safety Com. Bowling Radio Lanny DeMoss Sr. Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Study Supervisor Carolyn Derig Donnah Devlin GC Com. Hall of Fame Com. Water Skiing 'iv' ..-gf 1- ' .F . CTT? Elvin Dick Ticket Force Sr. Class Pub. Com. Antique Cars Diane Dingillo Roll Rep. Tr-acher's Sec. GC Com. Lynn Dixon Skiing Cars Electronics Helene Doces Rosemaiden Revue '6 3 Roll Rep. Janice Docherty MYF Drama Swimming Cathlin Dollar Te:icher's Sec. Russian Club 000 Andi Dunn Earl Eckley Tennis Bowling Swimming fv Maureen Donnelly Roll Rep. GC Com, Music Steve Doolittle Sr. Class Pres. Varsity Football Roughriders Steve Doty Boats stung Cars Bruce Douglas BC Cabinet Traf. Safety Corn. Track Jean Druby Teacher's Sec. Roll Rep, ASR Soc. Service Com. Bill Duff Tumbling Gymnastics Drawing Doug Dunn Band Radio Club Sports Mary Edlund Make-up Corps GC Com. Commencement Com. Ke S gxzr .A Qf 'I' W Dyer lri Club ASR Pub. Com. F'ench Club Ral C ph Eiseman Dmmun. Relations Com. BC Com, S1 BOYKS ,,..1. ,vnu q--nr 1' 4,4 Dave Earp Traf. Safety Com. skiing Wrestling Gail Engebretson Girls' Usher Corps Spades XVater Skiing -:U 51 gran' 'Su ug- 'T' TP . .j M' 'Q' l , V 1 'A Steve Engel Yell Leader BC Sec.-Treas. Sr. Luncheon Com. Trygve Enger Traf, Safety Corn. Audio-Visual Mountaineering J udy Erickson Sr. Prom Com. Study Checker Roll Rep. Mistie Erickson Song Lender Roll Rep. Sr. Projects Com. Judy Engelhardt Golden Spurs ASR Com. Co-Ch. Torch Helen English Ski Lnufers GC Com. WF Treasurer Mary Erickson Golden Spurs Sr. Torch MAP Pub. Ch. Richard Ericson skiing Drawing Cars GQ VTE' Qf --mm li Louise Erisman Main Office XVatcr Skiing Swimming Jack Faris Roll Rep. BC Com. Basketball Mike Felber Ski Club Spanish Club Sculpture Jerry Field Julie Falkenhagen Sr. Play '63 Revue '64 Drama Festival '64 Jacqueline Farwell Strenuous Life Editor Golden Spurs French Club Pres. f in Reidun Fammestad Sr. Play '62, '63 Drama Festival '63, '64 Revue'64 Bruce Fearing Skiing Swimming Hunting these things, Jane Feltheim ASR Com. GC Com. Skiing John Field Linda Ferguson ASR Tradition Com. Sr. Luncheon Com, Torch Kris Filer sf, Play '53 Revue '63 Roll Rep. 9 1--1' ' Yanni if-we www .uuyff , Rx 7 X f--5 ii Rich Ford Varsity Baseball Roughriders Varsity Football Jena Fowler ASR Com. GC Com. EYC Tony Formo Varsity Track ASR Eth. Conduct Com. Lcttermt-n's Club Leslie Fowler Teachcr's Sec, R011 Rep, ASR Trad. Com, the known and Michael Finn Bill Fletcher v--yr Effie Forsythe Golden Spurs GC Com. Spur Cabinet Bill Fraser Roll Rep. XVrcstling Luthcr League Pres. secure, provide . . . ASR Com, MAP Exchange Student BC Com. ASR Historian Roll Rep. Roughriders Joan Foerster Diane Fogelberg Golden Spurs Torch Bulletin Board Ch. Sports Boosters Com. GC Cabinet Revue '62. '63 Greg Floren ASR Dance Com. BC Com. Sally Foltz Lab Writer Board Torch JOG ctr JM, ' xiii' T75 :M.f' Judy Freedman Spades GC Com. Debate Kate Frost ASR Com. Ch. ASR Pass Sales C GC Com, Martha Fuller Golden Spurs Torch ASR Com, Don Gabel Intra. Basketball Sports Cars om. th.. Barb Fritsche Sports Boosters Com. ASR Dance Com. Roll Rep. S usan Fryett lntra. Sports Home Economics Sports Jeff Fulton Varsity Sports Lettermen's Club News Staff Cireg Gable Sr. Torch Sky Diving Skiing 1217 ' , ! I at - FJ 6? 'sf lax 131' 'Wvf Stephen Gaddis Map Ch. Sr, Torch Roughriders Stella Gardiner Sr. Prom Com. John Gailey lk Gay Gallagher Chess Club Roll Rep. Camera Club ASR Com. Ch. Sports Boosters Com. GC Com. Bill Gardner Gretchen Garner Roll Rep. Varsity Golf Lertermen's Club iff' KL' -an' Susan George Golden Spurs Treas. GC Special Ch. GC Cabinet Diana Gibson GC Com. Reading Secretary Jan Giger GC Cabinet Rally Club Sports Boo-sters Com. Mary Gillaspie Golden Spurs Torch Madrigal Singers Dave Gillespie BC Com. Cross Country Crew Marcia Gillespie Roll Rep Sr. Class Com. ASR Com. ASR Com. Rosemaide BYI Varsity Basketball lce Sk-lung Varsity Golf Jr-Sr, Dance Com Lettermen s Club Laurie Gallup Jim Gamble Jim Gannon Ch. 3 ' n I . . . Ch. ' I Andrea Ga ov Leslie Geballe Betti Gebaroff Lub Writer Editor GC Com. Revue Orch. Roosevelt Forum Ch. NV.iler Skiing French Club Golden Spurs Swimming Orchestra the comfort of Alice Glantz GC Cabinet Sr. Torch Golden Spurs Bill Gloyd BC Pres. Varsity Football Varsity Crew Mike Goins Traf. Safety Com. Revue '62 BC Com. Dick Gollings Roll Rep. 1 ,r ASR Assembly Com. ,... News Staff Ken Goodall Cars Electronics Machinist Roberta Goodsell Roll Rep. ASR Com. GC Com. x cw. my , Kandi Gordon Roll Rep Sr. Class Com. Sports Boosters Com Mary Gosieski Torch Russian Club .Yuntius Fitius Editor Pat Gotthardt Sr, Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Sports Boosters Com Elizabeth Grace iYvu's Staff GC Cabinet German Club Doug Graham Bowling Hunting Electronics Mary Graham I GSt3bl1Sl'1Qd p3tt21'I1 . . . Shelly Grega Martha Gregory Allene Grey R011 Rep, Golden Spurs Archeology ASR Dance Com, Sports Boosters Com. Skiing Sr. Luncheon Com. Sr, Torch Swimming Bill Grinnell Tom Grinolds Gary Gronley Varsity Football Mgr. Roll Rep. Roll Rep. Varsity Basketball Mgr. Swimming Auto Mechanics Lettcrmcn's Club HJITI Radio Skiing Q ? Suzanne Graves ASR Com. Jr.ASr. Dance Com. GC Com. Diane Gray Soph, Com. Ch. Sports Boosters Com. Study Supervisor Stcvc Greaves Kathy Green Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. GC Com, ASR Pub. Com. Frank Greenwell Choir Wrestling Track Jim Greer Varsity Basketball Water Skiing Cars Larry Griebler Skiing Football Baseball Everett Grout Art Tumbling i S iiw fra. I Paula Grifhth Nurses Assistant Dancing Social XVoi-ker Bob Guclmestad Band Swingband Revue Orch. '63, '64 Can Pat Grimm Golden Spurs Sr, Torch Sr. Play '63 Glory Gunn GC Com. Spanish Club Concert Choir - . .A ' l .4 .- Q- mf , P 'fn 25' Jack Gunnette Revue Swing Band Orchestra Sharon Gwinn Sr. Play Library Swim Team Joan Hager RHO Club Pres. German Club Teacher's Sec. Vicki Hahn Roll Rep. Sr. Prom Com. ASR Alumni Com. 140' v,,..,-9 -1 Lorna Guth Sr. Prom Com. Jr.-Sr, Dance Com. Medicine John Haberberger Skiing Swimming Mech, Engineering Susie Hagist Rosemaiden Sr. Class ASR Rep. Golden Spurs Marilyn Hall Ski Club .IOG ASR Com. if Jo Anne Hallead Nurse's Office ASR Dance Com. Ski Club Bob Hanks Roll Rep, Torch Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Paul Hansen Roll Rep. BC Com. Ch. Electronics Sylvia Harby Golden Spurs Teacher's Sec. Attendance Ofhce Lynn Halwax Linn Hammergren Roll Rep. Sirenuous Life Stall' ASR Assembly Com. Sr. Torch Sr. Class Com, Golden Spurs Gordon Hansen Marilyn Hansen Roll Rep. News Stall' Jr.-Sr. Dance Co-Ch. Roll Rep. Tennis Team Jr.-Sr. Dance f'd d Judy Hanson Patricia Hanson Roll Rep. Sr. Luncheon Com, Teacher's Sec. GC Com. Study Supervisor Library Jack Hardwick Mike Harper German Club ASR Assembly Com Boating Varsity Baseball Skiing BC Com. 414' 'X , I ii. -.-fav , 'cd' David Harrah Traf. Safety Com. BC Com. Cars Sue Harrison Spades GC Com. Music from the Richard Hawkins Football Chess Swimming Paul Hedeen Tumbling Swimming r-9 x Jeannie Harris Sue Harris Golden Spurs V.P. Make-up Corps Roscmaiden GC Com. GC Com. Ch. Band Doug Hastings Carol Hauck Football Sports Boosters Com. Roll Rep. Sr. Luncheon Com. Skiing GC Com. I I f amil 1 a r . . . Peggy Hay Steve Hayes GC Com. ASR Com. EYC Garalynn Hegdahl Nancy Heggen Revue'6I, '62 Roll Rep. Tumbling GC Com. Drawing JOG gn., -, Y Jon Hendershott BC Cabinet News Staff Varsity Track John Hennessey Roll Rep. BC Com. Cars Sandi Henry Trad. Assembly Roll Rep. Pam Hering GC Com Young Life Sr. Luncheon Com. Mike Henderson Cross Country Young Life Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Diana Henry Sports Boosters Com. Revue '61, '62 Roll Rep. Scott Henry ASR Dance Com. Ch Roll Rep. Campus Day Assemb Richard Herman Roll Rep. Skiing Sports 5 7 X ly Na Wr- Architecture X. ,,..qe 3, 6 4 p Q--in li. ,V N lun 5 , ,.,,,,,' fy fi! Kendall Herrick Song Leader Roll Rep. Sports Boosters Com. Bob Hoff Cross Country Ski Team Track ,fr ...ff Linda Hersom Gold cn Spurs Marseilles Revue Ch. College Conf. Ch. Sharon Hofferber Torch ASR Com. Ch. Te:icher's Sec. Ah. fa.- un.-g ,...., l, Margaret Hess Piano Track Stamp Collecting Dennis Hogan Navy Reserve Junior Achievement Folk Singing Roxanne Holwill ASR Com. Sr, Class Com. Highlanders Mike Hopper DcMolny skiing Commercial Art Dave Horsley Singing Skiing Piano Margot Hotovitsky Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Orchestra Louise Houghton Roll Rep. GC Com. Senior Prom Com. Mark Hovland Cars Swimming ,Q-. a Ramona Hilgenkamp Diane Hill Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Roll Rep. Jan Holcomb Roll Rep. Sports Lawyer Beth Howard Jr.-Sr, Dance Com, Bulletin Board Com. GC Com. Caroline Howard Roll Rep. GC Com. ASR Com Caroline Howe Revue '64 Traf. Safety Com. Roll Rep. Pris Howell Sr. Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Study Checker Larissa Hrishko Revue '64 Russian Club Marseilles Revue '63 Judy Huhn Senior Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Bulletin Board Com. Cooking Bowling Skiing Mike Holland Teachers Sec. XVater Skiing Nina Hill Cooking Skiing Swimming Suzanne Holmes MAP Jr Class Com. GC Com. a touch of .-1' .fry an nr ' ,eu Z ., ,f W? X nostalgia, and Carol Jaenson Golden Spurs Nonettes '61, '62, '63 Hilanders Ca rolyne Jokela Make-up Corps Ceramics Skin Diving Ken Jakobson Baseball Roll Rep. Football Carol Jones Nurse's Office GC Com, Skiing rn' ,,..,- Graham Hume Young Life Cnmpaigners ,-, BC Com 25:1 Dave Humphrey BC Com. German Club Basketball Sally Hunt GC Cabinet EYC ASR Pub. Com. Taylor Hunt Roll Rep. Ticket Force 100-Mile Club Barbara Hunter Sr. Prom Com. EYC Traf. Safety Com. Larry Ingersoll Track Fishing Hunting Gt... Linda Johnson GC Com. Bulletin Board Com, JOG Carolyn Jones Strenuous Life Staff Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Merrie Irving Sports Boosters Cor Sr, Prom Com. ASR Trad. Com. Kathleen Irwin GC Com. Senior Play '63 Revue '64 Nancy Ismon Make-up Corps GC Com. Skiing Sylvia Jackson Golden Spurs Senior Play '62, '63 Drama Fest. '62, '63 Ca rleen Jacobson Sports Boosters Com. Sr. Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Roger Jacobson Baseball Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. BC Com. Nancy Johnson Roll Rep. ASR Pub, Com. GC Com. Hube Jones Sports Boosters Com. Spanish Club Library it d b .Jr ' 'V-nv Rod Johnson Sr, Torch Roll Rep. Skiing Marsh Jones Sr. Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. ASR Dance Com. Kay Johnston Torch GC Com. ASR Com. Jennifer Jorgensen Senior Play '63 Drama Festival Make-up Corps ,-AP .1 Y ?' -'40 ar il? Sue Jorgeson Bowling Swimming Singing Pam Katims Roll Rep. Revue '6 l ASR Com. Joel Kavran Steve Keene Skiing Tennis ,4v Randy Juel Varsity Track Roughriders Soph. Football Stephen Katz Radio Television Sports Rick Keating Roughriders BC Cabinet Sports Boosters Com. Jim Keim Spades BC Com. Boating -,ML --1 Pamela Keith ASR Soc. Service Com. ASR Program Com. Sewing Tricia Kelly Jr. Class Cabinet ASR Com. Sub-Ch. Revue '63 Norma Kerley GC Com. Bulletin Board Com. Skiing Jan Kingsbury Traf. Safety Com. Sr. Luncheon Com, GC Com. rd' ' Q.,-1' Y qv Cliff Kelley Bob Kellum Boating BC Com, Skiing Revue '64 Sports Sharon Kenerson Lynn Kennedy GC Com. Strcnuous Lift- Stal? Girls' Usher Corps Revue '63, '64 Dancing Revue Dance Ch. a sense of loss Marsha King Sandra King Hall of Fame Com. Music French Club Bowling Music Cooking Mari Kinzie Tim Kirkham Sports Mechanics Elec. Engineering LG' van! e-ff' lf no x J!-suv tis..-' A 1-r l Bruce Kirkpatrick Ken Klinger Bob Klug Cross Country Sports Boosters Com. Sr, Torch Track Traf. Safety Com. Basketball Sports Boosters Com. Ski Club Traf, Safety Com. Sue Knight Carole Knisely Bob Kollack Revue '63, '64 Commencement Play Roll Rep. RHO Club GC Com. BC Com. German Club Treas. Hilanclers Basketball u n n at seeing l1ves diverge . . . Irise Korbut-Weberg Candy Kraemer Kathi Kraus Art Make-up Corps College Conf. Com. Ch. Literature GC Com. Golden Spurs Water Skiing Philosophy Club Kim Kreidler Karen Krenkel Ron Krueger Track Roll Rep. Cars lntra. Vhestling RHO Club Sports Sports Skiing .tra -1'-vf Sharon Krueger Tenehtr's Sec. Job's Daughters Secretary Marguerite Kruse Commencement Com. Latin Club Social Work Thurston Lacalli Roughriders ASR Com. Ch. Torch Com. Rosabel Landberg Roll Rep. Sr. Torch ASR Com. Barry Kruse ASR Com. Spades Tennis Joan Kruzner Sailing Horseback Riding Sewing Bob Lake Varsity Football ASR Eth. Conduc Hi-Y Alan Lande Cross Country Track Band r Com is-'S' . .f f -I w-. , , ff' I 1. -Q-N .,. JW Ed Lang Mark La Russo ASR Com. ASR Com. Golf BC Com. BC Com, Weight Lifting Bonne Leigh Bruce Leigh ASR Com. Sr. Torch GC Com. Philosophy Club Study Checker CYF :lk 5,'F! Phi cus' .f . Lasse Latvala Tumbling Track Skiing Steve Leighton Crew Band Track Carol Liburdy GC Com. Trnf. Safety Com. Sr. Class Com. Tom Likai Sr. Torch Orchestra Sports Eve Lillevand Revue '63 ASR Trad. Com. Sr. Prom Com. John Lindblad Study Supervisor Varsity Tennis Lettermen's Club Chris Linden Football Swing Band Wrestling Roger Lindgren Roll Rep. Boys' Usher Corps Soccer Bruce Ledger BC Com. Latin Club Intra. Wrestling Ed Lewis Swing Band Music Sports Lindy Lippert Roll Rep. Audio-Visual Electronics Mark Lipson Strenuous Life Staff ASR Comptroller Cross Country Donna Lockitch Revue '64 GC Com. Lab Assistant Loren Loesell Radio Photography Athletics Laura London Revue '64 Roll Rep. ASR Com. Bonnie Loomis Revue '62, '63 Roll Rep. Sports Boosters Com. W, if Ellen Lee John Lewis Sports Boosters Com. Traf. Safety Com. Skiing wal Virginia Lee Drama Skiing Teaching Don Lewison Varsity Baseball Roughriders Hi-Y too many faces H..'f.,s 42, 1--s W K W lffr Steve Looney Varsity Spo Lettermen's Hi-Y Wendy Lot Band Exec, IIS Club V.P. Z Com. Revue Orch. Torch ,. 0' ,.,ArY Marie Love GC Com. Teacher's S .IOG Bill Lucero I , ,,--... K sau. Q-.4 Qi. 1 seem unfamiliar . . Linda Mahr Chris Maley Slrenuous Life Staff Sr. Prom Com. Golden Spurs GC Com Sr. Torch Junior Achievcmcnt Barbara Marsh Fred Martin ASR Trad. Com. Lab. Assistant GC Com. Hi-Y spam ivieaaeine EC. Band Orchestra Boys' Usher Crops Pete Lyda Varsity Football Varsity Crew string Margaret Lynn Library o Mike Manning Cars Sports Auditor Ron Martin Varsity Football Roll Rep. Sports Boosters Com. Dennis Lyon Roll Rep. Varsity Tennis Lettermen's Club M-K MacDougall News Stall' Roll Rep. ASR Assembly Com. Neil MacDougall Marti MacEwan Sr. Torch Young Life GC Com. Jim Mack Archery Mechanics Medicine Suzanne Magee GC Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Traf. Safety Com. Anita Ma rhle Commencement Com. News Staff GC Com. Susan Martin Swim Team Ski Club Hiking Club as 'YY' 167' 4.1, ,4- XT I I Doug Margeson Cross Country Track News Staff Kay Martinez Revue Com. Sr. Luncheon Com. Roll Rep. 'V- r '1'TU' Ln David Marion Orchestra Auto Racing Music Judy Martinson ASR Com, GC Com. Bowling H5 -.8 1 weft' f-. Q 47 v I 4 ,Ai ,Jn Dian Marty Sports Boosters Com. Roll Rep. Sr. Prom Com. Mary Matthews Rod Maxwell Soph. Football Soph, Baseball Roll Rep. Judi Mayer Golden Spur Pres. Sr. Torch Soph. Class Sec. 9 C' ma- lf! lv 4775 rw- f Vicki Mathews Swim Team GC Com. Bowling League Dee Matz 4-H Club Sr. Torch Concert Choir Jan Mayer Library Club Pres. Study Checker GC Com. Dave Mayher Cars Boating Swimming s....,..av Pkg fs. C r s v-J 5.2! Cherry McAffee Sr. Torch BYF GC Com. Kenneth McCutchan Concert Choir Orchestra German Club Rich McDonald Varsity Baseball l.ettermen's Club Hi-Y Dennis McGuire Junior Achievement German Club Swim Team .nl Nancy McCaiTree ASR Com. GC Com. MYF Bob McDonald Skiing Fishing Hiking Linda McCoy GC Com. ASR Com. JOG Jack McDonald Cars Skiing Hunting too few lives Merran McFarland Teacher's Sec. Bruce McFarlane Varsity Baseball '63, '64 All-Northwest Orch. '63 Roughriders Revue Orch. Larry McKenna Varsity Track Snow Skiing ASR Dance Com. Sr. Torch Ed McLaughlin Roughrider Pres. Varsity Golf Torch . 14 -4 fav., qs'- 1. A , sung- 4 r 'El' Bruce McLeod Architecture Randy Melquist Varsity Cross Country Tv Katie McMullen Teacher's Sec. ASR Com. GC Com. Jay Melrose Camera Club -I:v- I Judy McNamara Roll Rep. GC Com, News Ad Staff Corinne Merkel Senior Play '63 Scott Miller Varsity Baseball Lettermen's Club Study Supervisor Willow Millet Hall of Fame Com. Lunchroom Sports Doug Minear Soph. Football Cars Commercial Art Mike Mitchell Drama Festival '63 ASR Assembly Com. Sr. Class Com. wr' 2f '. 5 Steven Miller News Stuff ASR lfinance Com. Roll Rep. Lorrie Milner Sports Boosters Co Roll Rep. Teacher's Sec. Alex Mintz Senior Play '62 m Drama Festival '63 skiing Randee Moffat Spades GC Com. Tumbling 'SR Senior Torch Track Drama Festival '64 Roll Rep. 100-Mile Club YFC are tO1lChCd . . . Dianne Meyer Doug Meyers Jeanne Meyers ASR Com. ASR Eth. Conduct Com. Commencement Com. Roll Rep. Roughriders Roll Rep. GC Com. Yell Leader CYF Marcia Meyers Delysia Miele Terry Miles Golden Spurs Soc. Service Com. Band GC Com, Ch. Library Music Revue '63 Teacher's Sec. Sports .sh A nr' ms. 'XJ ,-. ,Q- ,gfil F 1-'fr ts, ...qv 5 L. 'cf' 'YTTIV I Q.. Mi., 457 Doug Montgomery Crew Cross Country Traf. Safety Com. Mike Morrow Sports Boosters Com. Skiing Football yn J, A u., , .4 If K . .J- QT '7', Bob Moore Roll Rcp. Commun. Relations Com. Varsity Basketball Ann Moseley Golden Spurs Znd V.P. Torch ASR Com. L los , -os, J.- l Marlea Moore Swimming Bowling Dancing Dan Mulhaney Camera Club French Club RHS Bowling League John Murphy XVrr-stling Cars Dancing Gail Murray GC Com. Skiing Dancing Sharon Murray Te.1cher's Sec. ASR Com. GC Com, Christie Musiel Sports Boosters Com. Roll Rep. GC Com. Sue Myers Sr. Prom Com, Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Skiing Mary Elaine Naylor Baller Travel Swimming .1 fl! 5 Sue Moore Sr. Prom Com. GC Com. stung John Mullan Study Supervisor Sr. Prom Com. Cross Country Art Nelson Jan Nelson Roll Rep. Sr, Luncheon Com. Ski Club Jay Nelson Varsity Tennis Ski Club Economics Rhonda Nelson GC Com. Water Skiing Horseback Riding Tina Newton Roll Rep. Teacher's Sec. Lunchroom Rodney Nickell Art Music Mathematics Mike Morgan MAP High School Red Cross Law Monica Munger Revue'63, '64 Roll Rep. ASR Com. John Morirs Varsity Football Roughriders Advisory Council Anne Munn News Stat? Rol1Rep, GC Com. separate hopes N W.-e 1,40 4,..4 -.f ai vu: T79 fffl' 'IP' separate fears . . . Mary Ann Ogilvie Music Mountaineering Bonnie Orth Choir Revue '6 3 Madrigal Singers Terry O'Lexey Track XVrestling Skiing Joanne Osterud Lab Writer Board Debate Golden Spurs Roger Nickell Golf Bowling Music Ronald Nickens skiing Swimming Boating C. Erik Nielsen ASR Dance Com. BC Com, Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Tom Nielsen Football Christian Education Pat Noonan Roll Rep. Te:ichcr's Sec. ASR Assembly Com. Ellen Nishifani Painting Hiking Sewing Ron Olsen Skiing Cars History Edith Otis YFC JOG GC Com. Jan Nordlund Sr. Class Sec. Sr, Play Rosemaiden Dave Nordstrand Ski Patrol Tumbling Mountain Climbing John Norris Ken Nylin Orchestra Revue Orchestra Hunting Cathy O'Connor Sr Pla '63 - Y Seattle-Kobe Stu. Conf. Teacher's Sec. Bill Ofstad Roughriders Roll Rep. Orchestra Lillianne Olson Ice Skating YFC Archery Judith Otis Sr, Class Com. Hall of Fame Com, JOG 'Q- 'TTS -9-11' Kathy O'Neil Roll Rep. GC Com. Sr. Prom Com, Jan Palmer Sr. Class Pub. Co-Ch. Traf. Safety Com. Revue '64 if, 'sf - Robert Ormbrek ASR Dance Com. BC Com. Sr. Prom Com. Bruce Parker Soph. Football BC Com. Roll Rep, ,nm 3 cf? ft' YT' it' ,,..... ATS-7 V? qv-5 . 5, 9 ', AIS 4-' 1:7 L -JIS' N ff '37 Jeff Parker Roll Rep. Tennis Architecture Ed Parks Roughriders Sports Boosters Co BC Cabinet Nina Paul GC Chairman News Staff Sr. Luncheon Com. Carl Pearson I -Ch. Nancy Parker Teacher's Sec. Sports Boosters Com. Sr. Prom Com. John Pascoe RHS Bowling League Roll Rep. Sports Anne Pearson Golden Spurs Nonettes Senior Play '63 Donald Pearson C ross Coun try Tra c k Football bt :fu- A .., .ea-or Gail Pease News Staff ASR Com. GC Com. Nancy Pengra Torch Vice Pres. Golden Spurs Spades Pres. Bob Perry Hilanders Explorer Scouts Skiing John Peterson Hi-Fi Aviation Susan Peery Brent Pellegrini ASR Com. Sr. Class Vice Pres. GC Com. Hi-Y Treas. French Club Varsity T.ennis Sharon Pepper Jim Perkins ASR Com. Indian League Water Skiing Water Skiing Boating Cars Gary Petersen Bob Peterson Study Supervisor BC Com. ASR Eth. Conduct Com. Michael Peterson Darrell Petrie Varsity Crew Varsity Track Football Mgr. Letrcrmc-n's Club BC Com. lndian League Sec.-Treas. 'i P? .4 ir, 1 l 1 ng Jil I x x. --Q Q ,Av Nix R 1 Kzr-' 'Q . , ' Xl iff Val Pfleiderer I L Steve Phelps David Phillips Roll Rep. Study Supervisor Revue '63, '64 Sr. Prom Com. Skiing Roll Rep. GC Com. Tennis Marseilles Revue Steve Pierce David Piske Ron Plummer Boating Varsity Track Ski Club Skiing Study Supervisor BC Com. Roll Rep. Cars n n f edd ing ever SW1 ter. . . Pat Porter Gaye Powell Pat Powell Sr. Prom Com. Roll Rep. ASR Dance Com. ASR Com. GC Com. GC Com. Pam Powers Maryann Pratt Margaret Pressley News Stal? Sr. Prom Com. Revue Com. Sports Boosters Com. ASR Dance Com. Concert Choir GC Com. Madrigal Singers '.. W-,fy e .L A Sandii Preston ASR Agenda Com. Roll Rep. ASR Trad. Com. Rachel Pritzker Young Judea Pres. Sr. Prom Com. Marseilles Revue '63 Bob Pruzan Srrenuous Life Stal? Roughriders MAP Selections Com. Carol Quinlan Senior Play '64 Revue '64 Marseilles Revue '63 ,-47 Y CT? M Bob Princehouse Hunting Fishing Ornithologist Al Provost Hiking Mountain Climbing Fishing Brooke Ouigley News Staff Young Democrats Study Checker Laurie Radner Choir Revue '63 Folk Music I- ea. '41 2: fi? '-fs! Marilyn Ramsden Song Leader Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Marilyn Reynolds Golden Spurs hs. ,fu 'ix vw :fur qt.. +- Greg Ramsland XVrestling Hot Rod Show Tumbling Gary Richards JV Cross Country Track PTA Ski Club Sr. Torch ASR Pub. Com. .,,.u. aim ff , I vi 'V 'ff , '?.-:E .,. f qw- . al - Qu. 'rear Jean Ransom Golden Spurs Revue '64 Roll Rep, Paul Richards Scott Richmond Curling Band Engineering Sue Rier GC Com. ASR Dance Com. Physical Therapist Cheryl Roberts ASR Com. GC Com. Tennis Jean Rocheleau JOG GC Com. ASR Com. Don Rogers Boating Water Skiing Skin Diving Jim Rogers BC Cabinet BC Com. Ch. News Staff Jerry Reaugh Varsity Football Speaker ofthe Council Roughridcts Ruth Richards St. Class Com. ASR Com. GC Com. Jack Root Varsity Football Roughridets Lettermen's Club Sec. Julie Rose Sr. Prom Com. ASR Alumni Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Mary Rosenberg Golden Spurs GC Special Ch. Revue '54 John Rosene Trina Ross GC Com. Library Club Science Art Rounds ASR Vice President Roughriders Varsity Football wffv Linda Reichman Ma rilee Richardson Roll Rep. Sr. Prom Com. Sports Boosters Com, he i Bob Rexford Band German Band Swing Band Rick Richmire Vnrsity Track ASR Dance Com. Soph. Football each person I .3 i ,,-Q 1 mi. TCTP s...-Q ITT' Q-i WT, begins to realize Bill Salisbury Skin Diving Drumming Cars Sandy Sarher Sr. Class Com. GC Com. JOG . r ? Marilyn Saltman Golden Spurs GC Com. Ch, GC Special Ch, Bill Satoris Roll Rep. BC Com. Lunchroom ITT A1 1 AL K l 'N Bill Royce La Douce Vic Com. Sr, Class Pub. Com. Indian League Jim Royce Social Studies Drama Pat Royce Sr. Projects Com. Ski Team '63 GC Com. Denise Roys BYF Concert Choir Sr. Torch John Ruidl Varsity Baseball Lettermen's Club Roll Rep. Bettie Jo Russell Revue '63 Swing Band Bulletin Board Com. Susie Sander ASR Com. GC Com. XVater Skiing Bill Savage Lab Writer Board Sr. Play '63 Drama Judy Russell GC Cabinet Sr. Luncheon Com. Sports Boosters Com. Don Rutherford Jill Ryan Golden Spurs ASR Com. Ch. Study Checker Steve Ryan ASR Dance Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. BC Com. Tom Ryan Debate Camera Club Latin Club Janet Sage ASR Treasurer Golden S urs P Soph. Class ASR Rep. Gloria Sanderson Sr. Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. ASR Alumni Com. Carol Schatz GC Pres. Golden Spurs GC Com. Ch. ,ew C' ii' Norma Jean Sands MAP Lab Assistant Torch David Schelvan Craig Saran Roll Rep. MAP BC Com. Sherry Scheuch Nvws Staff Sr. Prom Com. ASR Pub. Com. 'Q' J Q-'V 1 7 A C? 'Rr' Han- nv '5- Q-K 81 5 il Jan Schiller GC Com. Study Checker Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Rick Schleicher Roll Rep. Soph. Football Basketball Bob Schnatterly BC Com. BC Com. Intra, Sports Bob Schrader BC Com Crew Intra. Sports .,,.a CI? 'csv i i gh Shirley Schimke Roll Rep. GC Com. Teacher's Sec. Jim Schmitt Traf. Safety Com. Stage Activity Center Pat Scholes Sr. Torch Debate Girls' Usher Corps Becky Schulman Lab Writer Staff Ski Club Sec. Revue '61, '62, '63 i if Dave Schuyler Jeff Scott Mary Semenock Var. Basketball Mgr. BC Com, Golden Spurs Track Intra. Sports Sr. Torch Ticket Force Tumbling MAP Com. Co-Ch. Jay Sentz Tim Seppa Gary Seymour News Editor Yell Leader Skiing Roughriders Hilanders Pres. Cars Inter-High Pub. Rep. Roughriders Fly Tying h ' l d f Dave Shannon Gus Sharkey Beda Sharp News Staff BC Com. Cross Country Food Service Study Supervisor Cars Gene Sharpe John Sherman Diane Shimmin Roll Rep. Roll Rep. Golden Spurs Sports Boosters Com. Traf. Safety Com. MAP Sub-Ch. Traf. Safety Com. Skiing Sr. Torch f 1 gvv' I -cg -wr 1 .. ,-as ,0- 0. 4 -an L Qian Q--v lf' Julie Shubic Gordon Sincock Q97 4 I ,- lg Carol Siemens Lab Writer Board Nonettes Torch Vice Pres. Martin Sirre -F1 Mark Siks Strcnuous Life Staff BC Com. Ch. Revue '64 Ronni Skaugrud MYF Debate ASR Com. Lab Writer Board Bowling Roughriders 'd t' d Ed Skone Sue Small Dorothy Smart Roughriders GC Cabinet Sports Boosters Com. l.,ettermen's Club German Club Pres. YSO Varsity Basketball Revue '63 Revue Orch. Claudia Smith Janet Smith Karen Smith GC Com. Drawing Sr. Class Com. Music Cooking Nursing Q.. I hp- y rug Ae,-9 Qing kbs Linda Smith Drama Job's Daughters Commencement Play Rick Smith Commun. Relations Com. Teacher's Sec, Cars Dianna Soderquist GC Com. ASR Com. Sr. Luncheon Com. Doug Sollitt Ski Club Track Cross Country V? I Pat Smith GC Com. Revue '62 Girls' Usher Corps Terry Smith Lunchroom Cars Sports Joanne Soike GC Com. ASR Pub. Com. Sewing Sandra Spear Strenuous Life Staff MAP Selections Com Teacher's Sec. '27 4 b Priscilla Spencer Advisory Council Revue Com. Ch. Lab Assistant Bev Stadum Revue Com. Ch. GC Special Sub-Ch, Ski Club ff Qesaa Q1 gp A Sylvia Spcngler Sr, Class Cabinet Revue Com. YSO Ga ry Starr News Stall' Crew Law V- -,b-x JE as.. . I f. .teas ' ' ,J z , 1 Elia df , -..J ,,.A- ... f X IWW' Karen Sprague Sr. Prom Com. Jr.-Sr, Dance Sub-Ch. ASR Trad. Com. Alan Stay ' Crew Sr. Prom Com. Sub-Ch. Traf. Safely Com. Nina Stevens Slrenuous Lift' Staff Golden Spurs Sr, Torch Dave Stimpson Varsity Football Hi-Y Roll Rep. Janet Stipp Sr. Prom Com. Sub-Ch. ASR Pass Sales Com. ASR Pub. Com. Dave St. Nicholas Cars Skiing Mechanics Annie Stokes ASR Secretary Golden Spurs Soph. Class Vice Pres. Joan Stokes News Staff Roll Rep. Commencement Com. - s T , Q' Jerry Spring Bookroom Bowling Swimming Jake Stefan Varsity Football Hi-Y 1. vw., Rick Sprinkle Roll Rep. John Stokes Sports Cars Engineering Bill Stolz Sports Boosters Com Trai. Safety Com. Track Nancy Stack Crew Golden Spurs Law Sr, Torch Inter-High Rep. Gerry Stempson Dennis Stevens stung Band Hunting Sports Architecture h 'f t f lf fl A ' iff: .fx P-ey - 1 Q, F F ' f fl .AQ 1 sk ,X J Q . -J , A. . a. . t,..r i t ru F1552- S ' ff-if-1 , ..E,V..,f ' V Debbie Stone Nonettes Senior Play '63 Revue '64 Don Strom Jr,-Sr. Dance Co-Ch Revue '64 Sports Boosters Com. Robin Stroud Study Checker MAP John Stuen Orchestra Sr. Torch Football 'frrrw' fr-f-' lx ffl' X rf? Jim Stuteville Commun. Relations BC Com. Golf Mike Sullivan Cross Country Track German Club Arlene Sussman All State Band Revue Orchestra Kathy Sutherland ASR Pub. Com. Water Skiing Social Work Bob Swarm Skiing Cross Country Roll Rep. Richard Sweum Football Hunting Skiing Com. Ken Taft Hockey Lab Technician David Tamarin MAP Selections Ch. Roughriders Music Jim Tandoo Camera Club Pres. News Stal? Hall of Fame Com. Janet Taylor Sports Boosters Com. Sr. Prom Com. Teacher's Sec. Mike Taylor ASR Dance Com. Sub-Ch. Latin Club Pres. Young Life Jeff Tedford f , 415. Young Life Skiing h' d reac mg be on .. . Gary Tenuta Rolf Thelen Betty Thompson Eileen Thompson Pat Thompson Art ASR Assembly Com. Roll Rep. Marseilles Revue '61, '62 Roll Rep. Folk Music Torch Latin Club Sec. Girls' Usher Corps ASR Assembly Com. Cars Ski Club GC Com. Sub-Ch. Teacher's Sec. GC Com. Tom Thompson Patty Thorne Don Thornton Carol Thorpe Linda Timmerman Spades ASR Eth. Conduct Com. ASR Alumni Com. Ch. Roll Rep. Make-up Corps Roll Rep. Roll Rep. Jr -Sr. Dance Com. Jr. Mountaineers V.P. French Club Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Class Pub. Com. J 354.- -ff' X ' 4-up -of 1:11 I -: L AL '29 'br Sue Thompson GC Corresponding Sec. Golden Spurs Senior Play '63 Walt Timpe Drum Major Sr. Torch MYF if-r was -.,, W9 Shirley Traver GC Com. Bowling Swimming Judi Tipp Revue '62 Roll Rep. Sr. Prom Com. Fred Tobey Band skiing Math Wendy Tomlinson GC Com. ASR Com. Bowling Linda Tonning Revue '62, '63, '64 Ballet Theater Linda Tjossem Revue Com. MAP ASR Com. Lynda Tolbert Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Golden Spur Cabinet Barb Toner Roll Rep. GC Com. Art Marilyn Tracey MAP Com. Ch. ASR Com. GC Com. A Wendy Trotsky Senior Play '64 Drama Festival '63, '64 GC Com. Marilynn Tucker Jr,-Sr. Dance Com. ASR Soc. Service Com. ASR Pub. Com. Joel Turnquist Sports Boosters Com. ASR Dance Com. Crew l 'Q-1F P'- pd! ,..4w 1.217 Mel Trenor Varsity Basketball Torch Pres. Roughrirlers Valerie Trotter Roll Rep. 4'H Club Water Skiing Tom Triol Bruce Trzcinski Stage Crew Mgr, Sr, Class Com. Hilanders the Willing hand Be-tsy Turner Golden Spurs Mike Turner Lab Writer Board Roll Rep Traveling Revue '64 Teaching Jackie VanDerlinden Georgia Vickers Sr. Prom Com. ASR Trad. Com. Jr,-Sr. Dance Sub-Ch. Roll Rep. Revue'6Z Revue'62 'Q' N uv' Q27 Iw- Bob Viggers Bruce Vinsonhaler Sharon Violante Ski Club Pres. Varsity Basketball Sr. Prom Com, Varsity Football Varsity Tennis Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Varsity Track Advisory Council Chess Ernie Volinn Sally Vynne Jeff Waesche ASR Com. Song Leader Varsity Basketball Ski Club Sr. Torch Varsity Track Music Golden Spurs BC Vice Pres. 1 the touch of hulnanlty . . . Carol Wall John Wallace Kay Wallace ASR Assembly Com. Commencement Com. Drama Festival '64 ASR Com. Traf. Safety Com. Roll Rep. Karyn Walsh Jeff Walton Dennis Ward ASR Com. Ch, ASR Eth. Conduct Com. Revue Orch. '62, '63 Commencement Com. Crew Band Roll Rep. Skiing German Club 'N 7 . .4- ,J Ln., il LA. Judy Wardstrom GC Com. Job's Daughters Swimming Clark Warren Varsity Golf BC Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Debbi Webb Revue Com. Ch. Jr. Class Com. Ch. Sr. Prom Com. Sub-Ch. Rich Weil Varsity Cross Country Ski Club Vice Pres. Varsity Track Flynn Warmington Madrigal Singers Revue Com. Debate Mike Watson Varsity Golf Basketball Business Education Maureen Weight German Club Vice Pres GC Com. Revue '64 Mike Weinerth ASR Eth. Conduct Com 'TY Lf A-3 x ef? 'fr-r .K 'Nr ',. Anne Weis Roll Rep. GC Com. Ch. Sports Booster Com. S Bob Westling Varsity Track KID' C 'TTT' Bob Welch Dennis Welch Terri Wells sports Boosters Com. Sr. Prom Com. Sub-Ch. Roll RRP' Jr. Class Com. Ch. Traf. Safety Com. Roll Rep. Vicki Wheeler Keith Wheller Judy White Concert Choir Jr. Class Com. Ch. ASR Pub. Com. Revue '63 Sports Boosters Com. GC Com. Study Checker Roll Rep. Airline Stewardess 'T'-vv iglvfns 'JJ V1 5150 --1 Marcia Wilde Roll Rep asa DariceCom. Sr. Projects Com. Sarah Wiley ASR Assembly Com. Torch Golden Spurs Bill Wilkerson Roughriders Sr. Class Cabinet l.cttermen's Club Susan Wilkins Nonettes Revue '64 Sr. Prom Com. Peg Willard GC Cabinet Commencement Com. Ch. Roll Rep. Cris Williams Roll Rep. ASR Pub. Com. Sr. Prom Com. Kathy Williams Sr. Prom Com. GC Com. CB's Janet Williamson German Club Teacher's Sec. GC Com. Pat Wilson Revue '61 Teachers Sec. Sr. Prom Com. Co-Ch. Tom Wilson EYC Ski Club BC Com. Carol Wingrove Study Checker Latin Club Sec. Sr. Class Com. Mark Winningham Cf' CTS Jean Wessman George West ASR Pub. Com. Ch. Varsity Baseball Soph. Com. Ch. Lettermen's Club ASR Pass Sales Com. Revue '64 Diana Wiatrak Jeffrey Widmann GC Com. German Club Swimming momentar things Y? af., A . find XS: Esther Winslow Swimming Music Hiking Jane Wittenberg ASR Dance Com. GC Com. Sports Boosters Com. Martha Wold ASR Eth. Conduct Com. Build. and Grounds Com. YFC Barry Wolf Torch Roll Rep, Study Supervisor Toni Wolff Revue General Ch. Golden Spurs Roll Rep. Linda Wolfheim ASR Pass Sales Com. ASR Pub. Com. Mike Wolfstone ASR Com. Ch. BC Cabinet lntra. Sports Melissa Wood ASR Pub. Com. GC Com. ASR Compass Com. Peggy Wood ASR Pub. Com. Ch. ASR Pass Sales Com. Jr.-Sr, Dance Com. Penny Woodburn Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Golden Spurs Cabinet Jonathan Worcester Lab Writer Board 1 . . A Roll Rep. grasp eternit for. . . Merry Wright Study Checker Sports Boosters Com. GC Com. Judy Zier Torch Sports Boosters Com. GC Com. Pam Wyatt ASR Com. GC Com. Sr, Class Com. Janet Ziska llall of Fame Com. GC Com. Young Democrats xv? W-ve Marilynn Yoder Sports Boosters Com. Sr. Class Com. Hilanders Don Zongker Torch Ticket Olhce V07 Sr. Torch Philosophy Club Marnie Wright Sr, Prom Com. GC Com. Library Janet Young GC Com. ASR Dance Com. Sr. Luncheon Com. Diane Arnold GC Com. PTA Skiing 5:1 .Q ,,w. Bill Ziebarth Q--v Randy Zielsdorf Stage Crew Church RHS Bowling League Motorcycles Mechanics Molly Bennet Gary Chase GC Com. BC Cabinet Roll Rep. BC Com. Co-Ch. Sports Boosters Com. Jr. Class Treas. TSP 417 L 49' AQ? Y-9 5. 1 'Tit . '53 1 Wk Q-3 r., fr . 1 V ' f j i . it V I A ,, , Craig Dodel Varsity Football Varsity Golf Sr, Luncheon Com. Cl David Duff Band Music Boating Miguel Dy Study Supervisor Camera Club Sr. Class Pub. Com. David Freeman Study Supervisor Gary Gove Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Roll Rep. Dick Hanley Drama Festival '63,' Senior Play '63 Revue Com. Tom Lingafelter Swimming Lifeguard Olympic Hiking 1. Seniors Not Pictured Tom Allison Ray Ambler Dirk Anderson Bill Blix David Brewer Frank Brewer Peter Christoff Jerry Crum Eric Dahlgren David DeLay April Douglass Carolyn Erickson Carol Fleishman Ray Gallichan Jim Gilbert Andy Graham John McQuarrie Carole Olsen Virginia Paynter Kathleen Ramstead Ellen Reed Janet Rich Dave Rowlett Paul Ryall Gary Ryan Jan Secrettie Cherry Sperlin Bill Stubbins Catherine Sullivan Sharon Swanson Leroy Tuller Bob Turner Blaine Hammond Larry Van de Bogart Melba Johnson Dave Lloyd James Loesch Pam Vigil Jim Wedin Pat Wright Connie Yalacki eternity is an infinite succession of moments Senior Class Committee Chairmen-Bach row: Bill Wilkerson, Craig Dodel, Jill Condon, Don Strom, Jan Palmer, Don Lewison, Jerry Reaugh. Front row: Josie Bradley, Rudi Bates, Peg Willard. Q Roughrider ushers lose all sense of duty as Senior spirit abounds at the Ingraham game. 5-r Senior boys listen as Mr. Simunds describes the heart in their health class. up' Seniors Carol Scharz and Bill Gloyd discuss their college plans. Commencement marks the end of a Senior's high school career. Greg Burnside President Roger Stanard Vice-President Molly Dack Secretary Sue Crockett Juniors reach midstream . . Enthusiasm best described the '64 goal of Roosevelt Juniors. Through their spirited participation, the Juniors supported and Won many school activities. Victorious in Color Week, the Map Stock Sale, and the Canned Food Drive. they also had a higher percentage of student pass sales than the other classes. Junior spirit began with football, when they won the attendance record at the lngraham game. After printing signs for Homecoming Week, the class expressed their enthusiasm by giving a party for their Varsity Team. Meanwhile members of the class collaborated with Seniors to produce the combined class dance, ln the Midst of a Memory, presented at the Tennis Club on November 30. January brought basketball and more dancing. Juniors again demonstrated their spirit as in the fall by attending games Where they distributed rosters of their team players. The Junior Class supported an ASR dance in this same month. This event, Dollar Daze, helped to build Junior Class funds. In the last month came the election of ASR officers, Senior Committee Chairmen, and Senior Class officers. With this and the planning of Senior activities, the class of '65 enthusiastically looked forward to their last year at Roosevelt. ASR Representative Bill Meyers Treasurer Mrs. Vifinter Adviser Representatives from Miss McNul!y's roll room proudly display their plaque won for Color Week. Gordon Albert Virginia Alkire Dale Allen Jim Allen Sue Allen Cherryl Allman Janet Ambrose Michael Amdal Margaret Andersen Bill Anderson Chris Anderson Dennis Anderson Jim Anderson Lynn Anderson Nancy Anderson Richard Aagaard Kathy Aaker Robin Abrams Sheryl Abrams Mike Achziger Kathy Adam Ann Adams Bill Adams Myra Jo Aguilera ,nu- Roger Anderson Vicky Anderson Pat Angelovic John Anthony John Armstrong Lau rel Armstrong Alison Arndt Bruce Atkinson Jerry Austin Bonnie Avery Doreen Baderman Bob Bailey Michelle Bainbridge Mitch Baird Sandi Bamesberger Tom Banks Robert Barden Pat Barnes Elizabeth Barr Natalie Barr S ue Barrett Rod Barry Lee Bassett Mary Joann Bassett Gael Baxley Eleanor Beale Robert Bean Stan Bean Ellen Beard Betty Beck Sharon Beedc Beverly Beeler Thomas Belcher Marlene Bengeult Arlene Bergamini Steve Beugan Susan Binns Nancy Bird makes his choice. . . 11? hr' each person Pam Bird Janice Black Ann Blackburn Gail Blackburn Julia Blackburn Dave Blain Ed Blaine Daniel Blair Teresa Blake Vicki Blix Rick Block Nanci Bloom Steve Bloomberg John Blystone Patsy Bobbilt Doug Boese Cliff Boles John Bonallo Sue Boney Mary Ellen Bonham Charlie Bordner Scotty Brewsrer Patty Brien Marilynn Briggs Jim Brose Joan Broughton Linda Broughton Marc Brower Bev Brown Carol Brown Ernie Brown Gerry Brown Judy Brown Linda Brown Mike Brown Ron Brown Jane Bovee Sue Bouslaugh Bob Bowlin Daniel Bradford Nora Bradfute John Bradshaw Mary Jane Brand John Brangwin Bonnie Breit Sally Brown Shirl Brown Bud Broze Vernon Buck Steph Buell Robin Buhtz Kathy Bullock Lynda Burgess Greg Burnside John Burr Cheryl Bursett Steve Bush John Butler Dennis Calapp Judith Caler Susan Camber Dean Capeloto Janet Caplinger Vickie Caraway George Cardoza Christine Carlson Lage Carlson Dianne Carrell John Carrell Bill Carson Stella Caskey Pat Castelain Jay Castle Doug Celeen Elliott Cheap Penny Chelemedos Ricki Chelin Douglas Cheng John Chouinard Wes Christianson Larry Christopher Bill Chrystal Peggy Churchill Z' each plots his course . l Mark Clawson Chuck Clifford Ray Clifford Nancy Cloud Dan Coffee Gale Coleman Kip Collard Glenn Colley Bruce Collins Jackie Conley Gary Conner Bill Cook Barbara Cooper Margaret Cooper Debra Corhan Gene Cotton Bill Countner George Coville Terry Cragin Bill Crichton Sue Crockett L Paul Dalton Cathy Daly Alice Danielson Chuck Davies Bob Davis Cheryl Davis Christine Davis Linda Dawson Pat Dcely Dick DeMeules Mark Dentler Bill Dewey Tom Diers Carol Docherty Cmail Dodge ,-4 ,Y-., U! Tom Cruver Carolyn Cummings Sheric Currie Eileen Curry Molly Dack Kris Dahl Bob Dahms Marcia Dalan Jody Dale Q' W-sv N- fri Mike Donahue Beth Donaldson Donna Dooley Mike Dority Jack Douglas Shirley Dow Bob Dreyer Denny Driscoll Steve Dubsky Larry Duffield Joyce Duncan Susan Dunn Ken Dunstan Barbara Durkin Kandy Dvorak Barbara Eck 7 Tom Eckert Joyce Edlund Bruce Edmonds Tom Edmunson George Edwards Jim R. Edwards Jim W. Edwards Bob Eichenlaub Morris Eiffert Lance Eikum Joan Eisenhardt Liene Elferts Janie Ellis Mary Emmons Hugo Engel Barbara Engstrom Marilyn Engstrom Bob Ennis Alan C. Erickson Alan J. Erickson Kathy Erickson Sherry Erwin fe a fragile bark moving into the stream of life. . . Ken Eshleman Gordon Espeland Bill Evans Donna Evans Rorey Faiola Dave Fayer Roger Ferch Barb Field Julie Fielding Loren Fine Peggy Fischer Mel Fisher David Fletcher Tom Flint Susan Foe Linda Ford Conrad Fornia Mary Fortman Marc Frankfort Marilyn Fuller Ruthann Fuller Debby Genereux Charlene Gent Bruce Gilbert Margaret Gilbert Mary Lou Gilbert Judy Giles Bertha Gillaspie Ann Gillespie Bill Giancy Sharon Glantz Steve Gloyd Diane Godfrey Bruce Good Richard Goss Dick Gould Richard Gadd Andrea Galkin Dick Gall Les Gamet Terri Gammill Bob Garber Fred Gargctt Signs Garland Mimi Gciser V17 ,bu v--.f J. I Jeff Goulden Phil Graham Pat Granston Karen Graves Pam Green Doug Greenberg Jeanette Greenfield Don Gregory Joe Gregory Lynn Gribble Darlene Grindy Jo Ann Groman Pam Gross Eric Gunnarson Chrys Gustavson Brad Guth Chris Gwinn Judy Haarstad Rick Hadrath Valerie Hagen Kalman Hahn Phil Haldeman Donna Hallett Randy Halvorson Nanci Hamilton Kaaren Hanley Mark Hannah Carolyn Hansen Crary Hansen Linda Hansen Bill Harding Janet Harding Julie Harlan Charles Harlowe Don Harney Bob Harris Jim Harris Bill Hatch in the current . Y , to be merely caught James Hatch l.arry Hay Christine Heathcole Jim Heavey John Heavner Doug Helle Jerry Hern Betty Hess John Hertz Bev Hill Dana Hill Nancy Hiltner Phyllis Hinshaw Tim Hoff Don Hofferber John Hoglund Barry Hogrefe Norm Holm Valerie Holmstrom Roger Hoot Palma Hoppel Stew Irvine Pat Isaminger Candy Jackson Janet Jackson Joanne Jacobi John Jacobson Jan Janiga Chuck Jarrett Janice Jefferson Terry Jens Susan Joakimsom Karen Johannesson Gretchen Johanson Ann Johnson Beth Johnson Edy I-Iorwood Linda Howard Carole Hull Bob Hult Hal Hurlen John Husband Fay Hyldon l.inda Hyllengren Kathy Ingalls ',Y 1rv Gail Johnson Gayle Johnson Janet Johnson Jeff Johnson Karyl Johnson Kris Johnson Marilyn Johnson Miriam Johnson Linda Johnstone James Jolly Conni Jones Duane Jones Cathy Jorstad Fran Joyce Helen Junco Jeff Juris Jacquie Kain Paul Kaine Preston Kayes Mike Keating Ray Kellogg Pete Kenney Sue Kesselring Chris Keuss Dann Kieffer Scott Kilborn ,gn Cathy Killien Barbara Kingsbury Sheldon Kjerulf Jim Klotz Lynn Knipe Pat Knittle Marylincla Knold John Knudson Anna Kolasinski Marjorie Krauel Portia Kreidler Len Kroshus to be just one of man , or Leslie Krouse Helen Kruchinin Judi Krull Lynda Kruse Pam Kruse Chris Kuehn Cheryl LaBcau Karen Laherty Dolly Lamb Janice Lampley Bob Lane Rob Lane Ken Larson Wayne Larson Jay La Vassar Barbara Lavert Mary Lavin Jackie Leary George Lee Linda Lee Rich Lee if E Penny Lewis Steven Lewis Robert Lilly Allan Linden EI'l1OFyl.ll'1ClQAl'tl Candy Litsey Courtland Little Larry Locke Cathie Loomis Gail Love Ed Lovejoy Nancy Lovercheck Jan Lucke Jeanne Lybeckcr Adic Lynch Sandee Lee Charles Leland Paul Lemke Bob Lemon Dorothy Leney Karen Lmlic Mike l.eTourneau Ann Lev Don Levcns Bob MacDonald Shirley MacDonald Susan MacDonald Steve Mace Rex Maddox Randy Magruder Pete Mahr Ken Malseed Mike Manos Karen Mantl Don Marble Monte Marino Debbie Marr Burt Marsh Dianne Marshall Jim Marshall 'ff' '-.ff AL 4 Gayle Martin Sherry Martinez Greg Martinson Marla Maschmedt Donna Jo Mason Roy Mathews Jim Matuschak Steve Manuschak Cathy May Caapi Maye 11 Chrysan McAllister Terry Mchrdell Sharon McCabe Jay McCarthy Margaret McCarthy Margie McCarty Susan McChesney Francine McClary Nora McCloy Linda McColm Marcia McCrary Par McDonald to have meaning of his own . .. 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CT ti' Dan McFarland Dave McFeron Don McLean Dee McLeod Sue McLeod Janice McMahon Dave McMullen Jim McNamara Jack McPherson Kathy McRae Janis McVicar John Media Erla Mershon Howard Meyer Judy Meyer Margie Meyer Thomas Meyer Bill Meyers Norma Michaelini Jack Miller Kelly Miller fi Q.: 'DX Dave Moe John Moehring Pete Moerbcek Jacques Moitoret John Mollan Janet Montgomery Bogue Morgan Sherry Morgan I,ynne Morris Brad Morrison Bruce Morrison Mary Pat Morrow Kathy Morse Rob Morton Mike Mosey Marigail Miller Jean Millikan Dave Mills Dennis Mimier Mike Miner Donna Minklcr Dave Mitchell Linda Mitchell Mark Mochel Kay Mount Elaine Mowrer Susan Mull Celia Munn Tim Murphy Mike Murray Pat Murray Rob Murray Barb Myers Rich Nazarenus Cindy Neal Margie Neff Jon Nelson Tom Neu Linda Newhouse Craig Nice ,qv 5. ,J 'Q Yew L- Judy Nicholson Marcia Nielsen Steve Nielsen Kenneth Nommensen Dean Nordstrom Ginger Nordstrom Dave Northrop T Roger lNorthway-Meyer Kris Oakson Bill Oberg Colleen O'Brien DeAnne Och Charlotte Odell Randy Offerman Jim Ofstad Karen Ogrosky Linda Olsen Nancy Olsen Greg Olson John Olson Byron Opendack Stephen Pao to purposely guide his direction A 'I' -.1 sb' ' ov, Jim Parker Carol Patnoe Steve Paul Keath Paxten Carol Payne Taffy Pearson Dianne Penwell Jim Perkins Verna Perkins Greg Perrault Tom Petek Cecily Ann Peterson Greg Peterson Jill Peterson Nancy Peterson Richard Peterson Susan Peterson Jan Pettigrew Barbara Phelps Greg Phillips Ginny Phipps Z' R-'Zi L . Keith Prince Nona Prisadsky Randy Prosser Pam Pulver Mary Quinn Kathy Raichlc Bill Raleigh XVally Ralph Cathy Randall .lainie Randles Paula Rashkov I.inda Raymond Sam Reese Terry Reinhardt Jeff Revelle Steve Pickett Greg Plat? Keith Poiloll Anne Poitras Marilyn Pomcrenk Reggie Porad Bill Porter Barb Potter Pat Price Scoix Rhodes Kathryn Richards Chuck Richardson Dave Richardt Francine Richlen Betty Riegel Bertie Rieke Neil Robblee Larry Robcr Jo Ann Roberts John Robertson Jim Rock Sha ron Rock Nancy Rogers Phyllis Rogers Richalyn Rogers 'CS 'of w-Q -0-v. Candy Rooks Marguerite Rosenberg Jim Rosenzwei Tom Rosling Clint Ross Gary Rude Tom Rudy Cieorge Ruggles Ric Ruicll Barb Ryan Steve Ryan Don Ryerson Mike Samuelson Kim San Clement Chuck Sander Penny Sanderson Linnea Sands Scott Sandygren Bernita Sanstad Steve Saunto Constance Savage Jim Savage there stands the decision.. . l an 9' Annette Scaglia Cilenda Schellenberg Linda Schock Tom Schonewald Bill Schrader Brent Schram Marljie Scott Mary Ann Scott Ben Seaman Steve Sebastian l.ou Secord Ray Serebrin Steve Sergei' l.isa Sessions lired Shanafelt Steve Sharp Julie Shattuck Bob Shaw Pat Shore Cassie Shorl Jean Short Marjean Smart Gary Smith Janet Smith Joyce Smith Kathy Smith Lynda Smith Robin Smith Sally Smith Jeanne Sneller Stan Soderland Mary Solhakken Al Somers Carl Sorensen Nancy Spaeth Alan Sprague -5. Rhonda Shumway Jeanne Siemens Harold Sims Bill Sivesind Sue Skilling Jeff Skubi Ronda Skubi Russ Sleipness Jim Small ,fo yu Jeff Spring Brad Stam Maria Stana rd Roger Stanard Cheryl Steele Randy Steele Una Ann Steen Neil Stewart Richard Stille Jim Stone Oliver Stout Carol Stowell Linda Strand Vickie Strandin Eric Struble Randy Stuart Q39 , ,pn- - 7' A rw Tom Sluen Roger Stuessi Jim Sullivan Linda Sundsby Howard Suzuki Bob Sweet Thomas Swim Ken Taggart Dave Talbott Dalena 'liavernit C Mark Taverniti Jerry Taylor Becky Tcdford Judy Thomas Cindy Thompson Mike Thompson Hal Thorsvig Zalynn Thompson Mike Thyng Gail Tilmont Manuel Tolias Nancy Toney the answer lies Within . .. Peggy Tonkin Mike Toomey Joni Turner Twileena Turner Jack Tuvey Priscilla iliwiss John Tyszka Phyllis Uilli Robin Van Allen Carol Van Court John Vandenberg Lou Vander Wel Chris Veblen Bill Vincent Meri Jean Vita Judy Vleeschouwer Bette Volhard Bob Vollbracht Montel Wagner .lim Walker Kathy Vylalker AH-,-f Margo XVciss Tom XVclls Sandi Vsfcndcl lc Sharlyn YVcrncr Craig XVhallcy Jim XVhatmorc Tom Wheeler Bob XVhitc Bruce XVhirman Mike XVicks Judie XVicland Barb Wiggcn Carol Vkfiitamaki Sally NVilcox Anna XVildcr if l Gary Xx'.1lSll Rick XValsh Judi XVArd lcrcsn XVard Tim XValkins Don XVcbb Candi XVubci' Linda XVcbcr Sidney XVcinsLcin Mary XVilcn Carol XVilcs Jonnc XVilli Brad NVilliams Bruce XVilli.1ms Carole XVilliams Dave Vvlilliams Terry Willinnis Sue XVilliamson John Vklilson Mike VVilson Marilyn Winkelmann Elaine Vwfolfc Sumnnc Vxfolfc Rick Wolfstonc Jim XVoodard Penny Woodard Mary Worcester Julie Worthington Bill Wright Jerry Writer Teresa Wyman Nicholas Wyndham Marcy Wynhoff Kathy Yonker Nancy Youatt Bonny Young Bob Youngs Constantin Zadorojny Kathy Zandce Jean Ziemer Karla Zimmerman ig , v V- Gale Dunlap ix z. new leaders emerge to meet the challenge. PSAT tests - What a way to spend a Saturday morning! an Publicity for Junior events is carried through by active Teddies. 1 'li Canned Food Drive: Another contest is won by enthusiastic Juniors! 7 Junior Class Committiee Chairmen - Kathy Morse, Adie Lynch, Pat Murray, Sandi Bamesberger, Neil Rob- blee. Cassie Short. Sandy Ford, Janis Lucke, Joan Broughton. and Jamie Rand- les. I4 Jerry Morgan President Cha rles Brown Vice-President Nancy Ford Secrelury Tina Hilen Treasurer Sophomores possess potential . The Sophomore officers led their class in a round of activities in which they were aided by their advisers Mrs. MacLane, first semester, and Mr. Stenfors, second semester. One of their major projects was starting a grounds clean-up program: here Sophomore roll rooms took turns devoting a roll period to picking up papers around the school. An exchange with Bellevue, in December. gave Sophomore officers a chance to visit another high school for a day. The Sophomore Class actively supported the varsity team by making signs and pin-on tags for pep assemblies. Rosters which they made were given out at the Queen Anne football game. The Sophomore team was not neglected either. Bulletin notices publicized Sophomore basketball games, and before Sophomore football games, cards were sent to opposing teams. The class gave a party for the team at the end of the football season to celebrate their winning the Northern Division Championship. The team enjoyed cupcakes and cookies while their coaches congratulated them on a Wonderful season. The Sophomore Class closed the year by presenting the PTA dance in April and looked ahead to the coming year with the election of new class officers. Sherry Normile ASR Representative Mrs. MacI.anc Adviser Sheila Richardson, Eric Ranta, and Kathy Keyes go over last-minute I Dan Anderson Scott Anderson Stephen Anderson Dean Andrews Delia Ard Jim Armstrong Dan Arnold Mike Aronson Mary Arthur Karolyn Ask Karin Asplund Bill Atkinson Steve Atkinson Chester Aughtry Christopher Ayers Elaine Bailey Kathy Baker Mary Ballinger Lee Barclay Ginny Barker Tom Barker Dave Barlia Barbara Barnes Greg Barnes 'T Sue Acorn Diana Adams Gary Adams Sara Adams Charles Adelseck Jeff Akrish Jack Alkire Julia Allen Vyfilliam Allendoerfer Janet Allison Patty Allman Jeany Alvord Joe Ambrose Carey Amick Christine Andersen Roger Andersen Bill Barwise Bob Bateman Kitty Baxely Linda Beach Harriet Beale Bonny Beardsley Jody Beardsley Jeff Beatty Helen Beckwith Corinne Beder John Bendirt Pam Bensley Cindy Benson Susan Benton John Berg Susie Berry Dorrie Beugen Diane Bierman Teresa Bigelow Sharon Bigham Ed Bitseff Francle Blair Mike Blais Calvin Bodeutsch Bill Boli Dan Bonow Jim Bourdeau Bob Bowman Dan Bowman Dick Bowman Michael Boyd Fred Boyns Ron Butler David Butterworth Peggy Butz Brian Calclerbank Ted Caloger Frances Camber Steve Campbell Anita Cannon Ronda Carbary Christie Carey Barb Carlson Nina Carlson Robin Castle Dan Castoriano Evelyn Castro John Chaffee Maureen Bozarth Connie Brady Verna Brand Tom Brantner Wenda Brewster John Brockway Diane Brooks Charles Brown Judy Brown Nita Brown Shirley Brown Susan Brown Myra Browne Jeannine Bruce Ken Bryan Ben Bryant Archie Buchanan Gayle Buckley Nancy Burkenbine Eric Burklund Wayne Burklund Chuck Burns Lynn Burrill Nancy Bush Martin Chamberlain Dave Chambers Marilyn Chapman Mary Charleston Erika Christoiferson Evie Cieslar Betty Clapp John Cleaver James Clegg Gordy Clinton Pete Clyde Jim Coccia Cristie Coffman Craig Cole Mike Collier Chris Colman Linda Conner Deeds: Cook Elaine Cook Carol Cooper Doug Coppin Val Coppin Don Corning Karen Cote -Q Kathie Dearmger Mike DeChenne Ron Del Mastto Gregory DelZoppo Darla Dennis Emily Dexter Miriam Dick Dave Dickey Bill Dobbin Dave Docter Sue Dodel Bill Donner Nancy Doolittle Randy Duke Darrell Dunlap Dave Dunlap Sharene Dunn Tom Dunn Ann Dyrncs Jim Easterling Sandi Ebel Bill Eckert Ernie Eckley Carl Edwards Dennis Cotter Larry Crawford Rita Crider Suzanne Crider Mike Crome Scott Cronk Phil Cuvreau Dave Dack Dave Dalton Dan Davis Dick Davis Valerie Davis Dutch Day Emmett Day Pat Day Debbie Dean V fu.. Richard Eggers Jack Eichmann Patty Ekins Lee Ekholm Mike Elliott Ned Elliott Steve Elliott Cathy Emory Doug Engel Nancy Engelhardt Julianna English Pat English Kris Erickson Gail Esterbrook Betsy Evans Larry Evans Lynda Evans Dan Evich Tim Fagan Gene Faubert Kris Fayer Kevin Feldman Ed Feltis Pam Feltis l Wayne Fisher Nancy Fleenor Tina Foley Jim Foltz Patti Fong Bill Forbes 1 George Forbes Nancy Ford the time for realization has come . Kathy Gimore Karl Giske Cynthia Gist Frank Glantz Kathy Goodman Bill Goodsell Steve Gough Carolyn Graham Janice Granberg Jim Greene Steve Grega Tom Gregory Patra Grevstad Tom Griffin Carolyn Griggs Lorin Grinolds my 1 v-8 -ni i- .. Pat Fowler Terrie Fowler John Fox Diane Fraser Vivien Friedrich Wendy Frits Pam Fritzlcr Nancy Gabcl Gaye Gable Pat Gallagher Ross Gallagher Lynne Gallup Margie Gamble Art Gangmark Marla Garbell Sally Garland John Gateley Pat Gebhart Gwen Geer Gail Gibson Kathy Giger Steve Gilbertson Cathy Giles Penny Gillespie Kathy Gilmore Paul Grondal DeAnne Gronley Kathy Gronnerud Marilyn Gudmestad Tracey Gunn Lynn Gunner Gale Gustafson Janice Hager Cathy Hale Mary Anne Hambly Rich Hameister Robert Hameister Margaret Hamilton Susan Hammergren Marcia Handley Sally Hansen Julie Harby Janice Harnden Janine Harnden Genese Harney Sue Harper Mike Harris Shelby Harris Eric Johnson Paul Hess Bernadine Hester Tina Hilen Cindy Hinea Stan Hiserman Laurie Hoff Erik Hogness Linda Holland John Homann Joyce Horst Penny I-Iovland Haig Hovsepian James Howard Thomas Hruby Dave Huey Al Huhs Tim Humes Carol Hunter Gordon Hunter Dave Irwin Garon Isaac Jackie Iszley Cleve Ives Jennifer Jacobs 43 -N Gregg Harrison Terry Hart Dave Hartnett Bill Hastings Marsha Haug Brian Haugen Charlotte Haynes Bob Hays Loanne Heavey Dick Heggen John Heiderich Shelley Henderson Sue Henderson Dan Henry ohn Hentschell Don Herrig Q, Q' xi -ii l Tom James Paul Jensen Joyce Jewett Jane Jirous Allen John l Bill Johnson Darcy Jefferson Cordy Jenkins Byron Johnson Jerry Johnson Judy Johnson Margaret Johnson Phil Johnson Ron Johnson Rusty Johnson Sherry Johnson Joy Johnston Carol Jones Janis Jones Mike Jones Mori Jones Pam Jones Susan Jones Tyler Jones Gregg Jordshaugen Wayne Jorstad Rick Josephson Brian Juel Bob Juvenal Grace Katagiri Susie Keatts Alan Lacy Rick Langsjoen Jon Lantz Paul Larsen Jon Larson Janice LaVassar Steve Lawrence Debbie Layher Leighton Lee Tory Leigland Tana Leonard Jim LeTourneau Jay Lewis Steve Lewis Frank Liburdy George Liu 45 Laurie Keene Pam Keim Diane Kelez Martha Kelley Terry Kellogg Jo Anne Kelly Dale Kemp Victor Kerley Kathy Keyes Alida King John Kirkpatrick Shirley Kizziar Marianne Kloess Kris Klopfenstein John Knold Greg Koler June Ann Konker Karol Koon Hannah Kramer Dorothy Krauel Kathy Kreidler Doug Kriebel Jan Kurtz Wayne LaBeau Mimi Livesley Joan Livingston Jim Lobe Bill Lovy Gary Luce Bob Lucke Barb Lumsden Mark Lundin Diana Lusk Phyllis Luttrell Theresa Lynn Bonnie MacDonald Maureen MacDonald Dan MacKay Maria MacKay Bruce MacKenzie Linda MacRae Carol Maeso Don Mahan Ray Malatt Tish Maley Jill Mallaghan Anne Maltman Debbie Mangham lan McDonough Tyrone McFerrin Patrick McMonagle Cathy McNally Jim McNamara Mike Mclleak Penny McPherson Julie Melquist Chuck Melrose Dianne Merkel George Merriam Barb Meyer Russell Miele Bruce Miller Robert Milnes Steve Minkove Felix Misch Pam Moeller Tilly Moerbeek Dave Montgomery Marc Moody Tom Moog Cathy Moore Claudia Moore Cathy Manos Al Marberg John Marckworth Rick Martin Diane Matchett Jim Matthews Robert Max Steve May Frank McAllister Mary McCaffree Janet McCall Libby McClelland Doug McComb Bill McCoy Darrell McCullough Laura McDaniel if-of Jerry Morgan Mary Morgan Pat Morgan Susan Morgan Terry Morgan Scott Morris Doug Mortensen Rick Mortensen Stuart Mortimer Mary Morton Mary Mosely Ed Mott Gail Mount Risa Mullis Chris Murray Christie Murray Michele Murray Sandy Murray Brenda Nabors Doug Nash Dwight Nelson Jim Nelson Christie Neu Madeleine Neumann Barb Nichols Ed Nichols Rick Nolan John Nordstrand Gwen Nordstrom Sherry Normile Sharon Norris Marcia Northway Meyer each must begin to question, Jim Pence. l,in-Peinnell Denese Perry Jon Petek Doris Petersen Konne Petersen Dale Peterson Jeanne Peterson Jerry Peterson Kris Peterson Wendy Peterson Koni Pidde Sue Pincus Sylvia Plath Mike Platz Rob Pommerening -,-... Sue Norton Larry Nyland Philip Nylin Heather Odell Roger Olsen Bob Olson Robert Olson Kathy O'Meara John Ordal Marie Osmunclsen Nancy Osterud Nancy Ostrom Susan Ott Steve Otto Dave Ozuna Mary Packard Dick Page Adrienne Palmer Bill Parker Cynthia Parks Brian Payne Tom Paynter Josina Pearson Robert Pearson XV Ron Portscheller Shirley Poterbin Roberta Potts Mike Prather Sue Pratt Dan Pray Suzanne Prideaux Paul Pritchard Steve Pugachofl' Nancy Purdue Steve Quigley Claudia Raden Nancy Rall Paul Ranes Liz Rankin Eric Ranta Alice Rayner Ken Reid Fred Rekola Mei Lan Rhoads Pat Ricc Chris Richards Vicki Richards Marcia Richardson Maureen Rowe Jim Rowse Steve Rubstello Mike Rude Barbara Rush Mary Russell l.inda Ryan Wendy Ryan Pam Sarff Gordon Sargent Greg Savage Bill Sawhill Barbara Scarpelli Chris Scharz Pam Schelling Dave Schend Joan Schiess Pam Schley Chuck Schoeneman Hannelore Schulz Sue Schultz 91 Ron Schuster Bruce Schwager Margaret Sciarrino Sheila Richardson Eric Richardt Pamella Richey Jim Rider Darice Rinas Caroline Ripley Ben Riva Rick Rizzo Debbie Robbins Glenn Roberts Steven Rockefeller Cheryl Rodgers Heather Rogers Ron Rohrer Paul Rollinger Laurie Rounds Ginger Scroggs Karen Seefeldt Tom Sethre Arek Shakarian Patricia Sharkey Don Sharp Kathie Sharp Sue Sheldon Mary Sherman Malcolm Shuman Shirley Shumate Alan Sidell Sue Silver Linda Simons Susan Simonson Cathy Simonton Maureen Skelton David Slye Carol Smith Frank Smith Paul Smith Shirley Smith Ross Snell Pam Sousa Steve Southard Andrea Spencer Bill Sperling Linda Sprague Ed Spring Robert Sprinkle Mark Starling Andy Stefan fulfillment through Joey Todd Jim Toner Patricia Toomey Jesse Toro Cherie Totten Dave Trepp Jim Trollinger Marian Tupper Winifred Turner Judy Tyszka Bev Ulrich Alma Van De Mark Rosie Vanek Gretchen Van Horn Mark Van Horn Sue Van Ness Connie Stiles Jim Stines l,iz Stiteler Donna Struble Park Swarm Penny Sweet Jay Sybert David Tamblyn Jeri Tavernite Jim Taylor Len Taylor Pat Taylor Pamela Templeton Ray Tenney Sylvia Teutsch Bob Thomas Greg Thomas Ronda Thomas Bruce Thompson George Thompson Par Thompson Paul Thorne Margaret Throndsen Jerry Tilton bv Diane Verhagen Orlanda Vigil George Vise Steve Voorhees Bill Waldo Annette Walker Dee Walker Ron XValker Sandra Walker Donald Walley Jim NVard Nancy Ward Bill Warmouth Maureen Washburn Mary Wasson Jane Waterworth Ken Watland John Vlfatson John XVatts Chris Webb Susan Weber Eric Webster Charlotte Wedin Linda Weeks Joanne Vyfilliams Phil XVilliams Steve Williams Pat Wilson Ted Wilson Leslie XVinn Anne Wittenberg Karen XVolf Jerry XVollenweber Mary Woods Ken XVoody Carola Wrangel Linda Wright Gail XVyatl Doug Yarwood Kathy Yett Nancy Yoder Rosemary Young Silvia Young Karen Zachau Kim Ziegler Bruce Ziegman Linda Zongker Bob Zwicbel Sophomores wrap the books which they will send to Africa as one of their projects. Steve XVeil Janice XVelander Dale Welch Don Welch George Wen Robin Wendell Dave West Carol Wesrlin Shirley Wesrling Gale Vvlheeler Bill White Paul Whitlal Gorkie Wiggen Mike Wiggins John Wilkinson Marie Willers Daphne Mantis aria, , , -1.3, X . ' , , I G. 1,-'lvw rs Sylvia MacArthur s f yr f,. I 1 R. IX 156 INSTRUCTIGN Students and teachers combine their efforts in the pursuit of education. -av M-1' W .N forming the specific from the abstract.. Language Arts - Miss Patricia McNulty. Mrs. Ann Grodal. Mr. Clark Green. 36' Language Arts-Miss Norma Wills, Mrs. Lucile O'Connor, Mr. Ivard Strauss, In order to cope with the perennial problem of giving individual attention to each student, the Language Arts Department set up an experimental reading portable. Students went to Portable 19 once a week for an hour of supervised reading. Teachers used this free period for correcting papers and holding conferences with students. Honors classes were available for Sophomores and Seniors while Juniors could substitute Lab Writing I or Journalism for Language Arts 1 lA. Additional courses were offered to students who desired to go beyond the required subjects. Aspiring thespians signed up for Speech Arts and Drama I-IV and Seniors interested in literature took Senior Reading. Language arts teachers supervised the production of the Annual, News, and Revue. Tom Meyer, Margaret Gilbert, and Eileen Curry have a provocative discussion in their Lab Writing I class. Language Arts ff Mrs. Ellen McComb Smith,depar1men1 head. ,f 'xt-gr,-5 1 W if ss. 'Gi izidv- ---' -ff -l Language Arts - Mr. Kenneth Parmcter. Mrs, Mary Lou Mason lst'ated!, Mr. Peter Rybock. Miss Louise XVeitman. Language Arts - Mrs. Agnes f Pollock, Mrs, Migsie Holland, - l Miss Martha Young, Mr. E Berkeley Hutchins. l A .S Language Arts 4 Mrs, Sally W, Bryan. Mrs. Wilma Reinccke, Mrs. Carlotta Brunson. S3 , . 52?- ff. In Drama I, Kcath Paxten, Pam Pulvcr, and Dave Richardt learn to apply make-up, A--1 , ,f L EA 5-,71-ra fp ff- V 'ff-'ff'-ry Q' 4919 bg, Social Studies - Mr. Dean Brink, Mr. Earl Prebezac, Mr. Paul Eggleston. the opinion from the fact. . Roosevelt students saw world events more clearly because of developments in the Social Studies Department. Reference libraries were enlarged while many classes received new and better texts. Teachers had fewer students to instruct during the day, making it possible for them to spend more time working with individuals. An experimental honors United States History class was conducted by Mr. Eggleston and Mr. Brink. When the class did not meet as a single unit for lectures in the auditorium, it was divided between the two teachers for separate sessions. Conventional honors classes were available as well to Sophomores and Juniors. As before, the department offered optional courses to interested students. Seniors could, if they wished, complete their year of history with Far East, Economics, or Psychology. Mr. Eggleston takes his class backstage in Ameri- 5 can history, Social Studies - Mr Dee Pinkerton department head. TK! li t . e v ,gnu--.. ,if 1 I 1, 4 'xii g,s-R I V , N. ' ., 1 A , . -3 L . - Social StuCliesilVlr. James Zachow. Mr. John Rasmussen, Miss Mar- garet West. Social Studies-Mr, Raymond Williams, Miss Alice Wiley' fcunrofll Mr Rvrnn Pmucalov Mrs Cnrnlfl a77nr0tri I .i L , ., 1 ' l , , 5 , W T i R TNQ, 5, r Wg., Social Studies - Mr. Warren Averill. Dr, Edward Liston, Mr, Lloyd Turner. Martha Kelly and Nancy Ford augment their history class with a study of current events. is Scicnccfkflr. Douglas Smith, Miss Clmrlolic A.ig.1.ii'd, Mr. John lfullncr. Miss Doris Mullen. Scicncc 4 Mr. David Saou. dvparlmi-nr huud. Science-Mr. Vernon Clarkson. Mr. Allwrt XVnlliur, Klr, Luc Folsom, Mr. Ora Kricnkc. !,f.I fY , Bob Thoinpis. Mike l,1'.lfhCl', Suu Schultz. Sue Norton, and Shsrry Johnson cxnminu marine lifc from .in aquarium. definitions, theories demonstrations . . Matching the rapid advancement of their field, the Science and Mathematics Departments enriched their programs with entirely new courses and teaching techniques. In addition to conventional mathematics courses, Roosevelt students took such classes as Probabilities and Statistics. Algebra and geometry texts compiled by the School Mathematics Study Group provided a new approach to understanding the fundamentals of mathematics. Two innovations appeared: a workshop or study library for math students where programmed material, film strips, and research books were available, and an electronic digital computer which was used during the spring semester. A Comparable developments appeared in the sciences. Botany, once offered as a separate subject, was included in the biology course. Many chemistry classes emphasized learning by experimentation rather than by lecture. Physics students used new study material prepared by the Physical Science Study Committee. Mathematics 4- Mr. Philip Stucky Ksealedj. department head: Miss Virginia Hardy. Mr. Dean Walter, Mr. James Erickson, Mrs. Cherie Mac- l.ane. Jack Heavner explains a prob- lem to his Advanced Math class. Mathematics - Mr. John 4 Fuller. Mr. John Rushing, Mr. Russell Vvlillman. Business Education + Miss Elizabeth Montgomery, Miss Elizabeth Lohren, depart- ment head: Mr. Eugene Olmsted. Miss Audrey Spady, Miss Eleanore Loughead. 'Ti 12l3141516 1718192021222 TYPINF 'll Al2lT t' A DUS ENGLES .N . . b translating, and calculating . . . The aim of the Foreign Language Department was not only to teach students the rudiments of the language but to have them learn about a foreign culture. With this goal in mind, French teachers invited Patrice Castelaine. Roosevelt's exchange student, to tell their classes of life in Marseilles. Latin and German students saw slides while Russian enthusiasts enjoyed Mr. Obrastoff's tapes. Spanish and French teachers purchased foreign novels for the enlightenment of advanced language students. Mrs. Vyborny's French IX and X scholars, led by Steve Gaddis. produced La Douce Vie. a magazine of French prose and poetry. Business education has two goals - vocational training for office occupations and general education stated Miss Lohren, head of the Business Education Department. Students who wished to make their careers in the business world worked for a Statement of Proficiency. After they had completed eight basic courses and specialized in clerical, retailing. bookkeeping, or secretarial Work, these fledgling clerks received their recommendations. The majority of students, however, merely took elementary courses to learn useful skills. iii' . 'tii g. Karla Alford and Marlea Moore become acquainted with business machines in Office Practice l. Business Education - Mrs. Jean Hirss. Miss Judith Brandt. Mr. Lyle Stenfors. Foreign Language-Mrs. Ruth Gibbons. Mrs. Sarah Vyborny, Mr, Richard Junco, Mrs. Marian Thomas. iff Foreign Language - Miss Florence Daly, depart men! head. ?5:,,f, , k ff, I I 1 Ififth- a Spanish students Kathy XVilliams, Vick' I ghd Lind Anderson present a dra- mat' s ne m Sierra Nunfion de Curia. ' f Y X . ri z X w' ii W W G! by ,fx Q , . X , ign In ge Mr E sabeth Edtmiller, 4 Vict br toff Miss ai Iriglc. Mr. David ston We lndustrial Arts-Mr. Erling Thorsen, Mr. James King, Mr. Don Harney, Mr. David Burrell, de- partment head. ln metal shop. Bill Oberg lowers the bit of thc drill press. Music 4 Mr, Ronald Taylor, Mr. David Humphrey. 'vase creating fact from opinion . . A wide choice of electives allowed Roosevelt students to explore their fields of interest while in school. The Art Department offered a variety of courses. Classes such as painting and drawing taught basic techniques while commercial art encouraged practical application of these skills. The Music Department climaxed hours of preparation with their presentation of I-landel's Messiah at Christmas. During the year, both choral and orchestral classes were available. In addition, the department offered Music Survey. The lndustrial Arts Department supplied a wide selection of subjects from gas engines to architectural drawing. Through the Home Economics Department, students learned the fundamentals of sewing and cooking as well as studying family relations. Meanwhile, study halls provided students from all classes with a suitable atmosphere for preparing their assignments. X Art4Miss Lois liulton, Mr, Philip Moors, Mr. XVillinm Gould. 5-A Home Economirs - Mrs. Celia Michel. Mrs, Lorna Erickson. Mrs, Kathryn Hedges. -N- I ,Y-ff' Study Hall - Mr,MclX'it1 Drnngn. Mrs. Margucrite Roys, Miss Laura Brcwitt. Linda Tonning and Knrcn Graves fS0l1lE't1'Q advise Bonnie l.cigl1 on A project for her Tailoring ll class. he instructs, learns, Custodians- Back row: Mr. Roger Holderman. Mr. Lewis A. Mitchell, Mr. Jerome D Christian, Mr. James F. Bissig. Front row: Mr. Clifford C. Flynn, Mr. Fred Vkfeisenburger, Mr. Glen A. Graham, Mr. Oswald Derheim, Mr. Grover C. Steffy, Mrs. Katherine Sizemore matron, Mr. George D. Thomas. ,.......4................ and searches . . Prior to graduation Roosevelt students were required to take Health Education, a course which emphasized understanding the human body. They studied sanitation, nutrition, elementary first aid, and interpersonal relationships. After this semester of academic learning, Teds attempted to apply their knowledge in the physical education classes. The main goal of the gym teachers was to make their students become more physically fit. The girls' PE. classes offered a variety of activities, emphasizing those that would be useful after high school. Over in the new gym. the boys exerted themselves in calisthenics, rope skipping, obstacle courses, tumbling, track, volleyball, badminton, weight lifting and pingpong, Talented tumblers could take an advanced tumbling class at 7 : 40. These coed gymnasts entertained Teddies during the basketball games with Montlake Terrace and Nathan Hale. 1 it A A am if 4 Z al' 'P ,Q . M 1 s g 1 are x N , E Lunchroom staff - Bach row: Mrs. Edna Praut, Mrs.. Ann Lake, Mrs. Lucille Miller, Mrs. Ellen Winston, Mrs. Edna Pringle, Front row: Mrs. Lila Knott, Mrs. Erna Fisher. Mrs. Genevieve Stuart. Mrs. Frances Buck, Mrs. Elsie Soderquist, Mrs. Grace Valentine, Mrs. Lucile Swick. Mrs. Alice Larson. si M - ... xi' - 1 .Ns is , 5 .. .gg Lf X L fl Physical and Health Education - Mrs. Eva Baudin, Miss Aurora Kippcrbcrg. Mr. John Simunds, Mr. Ronald Eaires, Mrs. Edith Hoopcr. M. il P kl 'l , M. 1. Cfll ' l Physical Education 7 Mr, l.conard Thrapp, Mr. A gjigilrjsriic Eff UBRH I Mn per Crm Benjamin Snowdcn. Miss Anne Moc, Mr. Arr XVipcr, Mrs. Betty McFarlane. Mr. Louis Hull. Miss Virginia Hustcd. Secretaries - Mrs. Margaret Brandt, Mrs. Janet Morrison. Mrs. Betty Jo Nolte, Mrs. Ruby Kiolet fseatedj, Mrs. Brita Almquist. Mrs. Dorothy Kurtzer, Mrs. Arlene Hedeen. I , l 'f Counselors-Mr. Ralph Reh- bock, Head Counselorg Mr, Robert Bell, Boys' Counselorg Mrs. Jean Batie, So-phomore Counselor: Mrs. Helen Smith. Girls' Cqunselorf Mr. Jack McGee, JColIege Counselor: Mrs. M. Elizabeth Jaderholm. Hard-of-Hearing Specialistg Mrs. Helen Winter, Sopho- more Counselorg Miss l-latie Fitzgerald, Junior Counselor: Mrs. Vernice Madigan, nurse: Miss Dorothy Watson, Ii- brarian: Mr. Dale Hanberg. Activities Coordinator: KMissing1: Mrs. Earline Rushing, librarian. Mr. Richard J. West, vice- principal, has the dual role of handilng administrative detail and counseling students. X f finding meaning hrough knowledge A wise Greek once proclaimed in two words a profound precept for the man of his day - 'Know thyself. Much later an Englishman suggested that man properly should study mankind. But today men seem more interested in racing to the moon or in splitting the atom than in study and healing the growing ills of man as represented by our crime, corruption, divorce, suicide, and mental and moral breakdowns. No doubt we will always be fascinated by the study of our natural world and how to control it: but if in studying this we neglect to study how to control ourselves, our atomic world may end in holocaust. Part of the answer, as I see it, lies in getting our studies into better balance so that we may really know ourselves, Therefore, along with our science and technology, I suggest that we re-emphasize the humanities and the arts, and that more of us study the rich disciplines of ethics, politics, economics, philosophy, and religion. In self-knowledge gained through broad studies I believe we can meet the challenges of our day and ind the fulfillment we want from life. Qin? . This, then, is enough. The search contains its own object. In asking, participating, searching, Man wills meaning. Index Cir - H Acknowledgments. M, . . . 7 Administration . . , . .X . . . . . 171 Advertising Staff . .J . . r. ,f . .. . . KE Advisory Council . , . QQ Alumni Committee .... ., ,X ,, -, . . Ox Art Department . . . ASR Committee Chairmen sr. .xg . iii, . . x ASR Dance Committee . A MILK' ASR ornfm ,.., fl ,.,. V .' . 187 Assembly Committte . . fa. 1. .QkggXQ. 27 Attendance Ofhce XVorlters, F .- a. , . , M, , ,3 i 4 , A, V. squad .... S5331 YALL! , We Awards .... ,.. . . . , , . . . . . 40 1' Band 1 . Ut. tn ,,t.i'rbt.x,Sc Ce., miss CCAC Baseball , . -T? ., .. , I . . . , . ,. 74 Basketball . I .lk1?JZif9'Y , N Lrg . Sa,N.Lf'G-Kgs Boys' Club .... 1. ,f . , Y . . . 35 Bulletin Board Committee Y . . 24 Business Education , .,..... 1 i , .I . 164 Camera Club .,... ' , , . , , N ., I3 V . 28 time tilllli ....,. LU! Li, ,lfibqtra College Conference Committee .... V . . . KZ Community Relations Committee . . f. 5, I E. 1 Concert Choir ...... . 11,1 S4 Costume Force . . . . . . 7. . Z7 Counseling Ofhce Workers ..,.. 32 Counselors .... . 170 Custodians . . . . 168 Debate Club .... . 31 Ethical Conduct Committee . , 24 Finance Committee . . . 22 Football ..,..,. . 62 Foreign Language Department . . 165 lirench Club ...... . 30 Ifuture Teachers of America . . 28 German Club ..... . 30 Girls' Club , . , 34 Girls' Usher Corps . 26 Golden Spurs . . . 38 Golf .,....,, , 79 Hall of Iiame Committee. . , . Z2 Health Education Department . . 169 Home Economics Department . . 166 Indian League ..,. . 77 Industrial Arts Department . . . 166 Inter-High ..... . 18 Intermediate Choir . . . 55 Junior Class .,... . 122 Lab IVriter Editorial Board . . 48 Latin Club ..... . 31 Library Club . . 29 Madrigal Singers . . 54 Main Ofliice Workers . 32 Malte-up Committee . . 26 MAI' .... , . . 33 Mathematics Department . . 163 News Staff . . . . . 52 Nonettes . . . . 54 Orchestra .... . 56 Pass Sales Committee . , . . Z3 Physical Education Department . . 160 Publicity Committee .... . Z5 Radio Club . . . 27 Revue . . . . 46 Revue Committee . . 49 Revue Orchestra , 58 RHO Club . . . 6 7 Roughriders . . , 39 Russian Cltlb . . . 30 Science Department . . 162 Senior Class . . . 82 Senior Play . . 44 Skiing ..... . 67 Ski Team .... , . 77 Social Service Committee . 24 Social Studies Department . . 160 Song Leaders .... . 66 Sophomore Class . . 144 Spades , . . . 25 Spanish Club . . 30 Sports Boosters . . Z3 Stage Force . . , , . 27 Strenuous Lift- Staff . . . . 50 Student Bulletin Committee , . 21 Student Cabinet , . . . 19 Swing Band . . . 59 Tennis .... . 78 Thrift Committee . 22 Ticket Force . . Z6 Torch ..... . 37 TR's ..... , 33 Traditions Committee . . 21 Traditions Committee . Z0 Trailic Safety Committee . Z0 Yelleadcrs ..,. . 66 x , ' 'iq J I4 , ' , gig, Z M Aw K ' . if mf' A Pj'flf- f 'L'W' F AVA? .X dy ,-' .,.f vi t'.1wgEi1., 5'-4r wf .Af M fl wb f M pf I yQ00wMfNg9b4,jjb1 q ' F L 'Cm Gbvvvvab 413 Cvvk Mbmi, hifi, F104 I 1 K i751-'K 5'71 no i up ' XA QM QSLMQMJ .S-VUIJ, QMQFS M MW vw I b.Q,0fxA UL! Q3 U50 'lumix X ' . c3'ff6lE1c,ff.':,4, hflbx-Q LPU 1 My R FW ,. VB -fLf49Wf'L+f2Q4f+f01U M 4W'5wM4,'1h mL mG2rPS M haw WU QS Y Q 'f C ' ,V W7 ' ' ,, ' I ' 's H,1il:F,,cL'N-ho A.4f1dC,I4 9 QSQQDNQKQ, U60 cGUfi6E, , 'goflilf CITHWT , . I . . , A , xl 1 A , , pc ,gg,,M,7,56f,fMLAf mf, Na+ l ami Llmwyp, JL fualkq c,Qz.v49x +lqQ WMUUL? 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