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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1967 volume:

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These were rotated consecutively five per day, making a complete cycle every seven days. The extra hour in the day was used for E or Enrichment period. The depart- ments received priority for certain days, enabling them to call all their students together for special lectures and films. ASR was also able to use E period for assemblies, Student Council, and other meetings. In the new schedule, students were required to take live subjects and were allowed six or seven with faculty per- mission. Many students completed their program with a class from the Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Business or Art department. Mr. Prichard West, Principal The administration and faculty Ray Christianson Asst. Vice Principal james Erickson College Counselor Scholarship Couns. Math. Anal. Teacher l Lorna Erickson Activity Coordinator , , , Vocational Counselor MI. Robert Bell, V166 PT11'LC1pHZ Ronald Faires Hattie Fitzgerald Elizabeth Iaderholm Wes Johnson Vernice Madigan Pre-voc. Teacher Counselor Hard-of-Hearing Spec. Administrative Trainee Nurse Advanced Placement Ralph Rehbock Head Counselor Earline Rushing Librarian Walter Seeschaaf Special Education Helen Smith Counselor Golden Spurs Adv form an adult community. I .- . 2' X 5 At the beginning of each semester, counselors are he- sieged with students wishing program changes. X 'ga Dorothy Watson Art Wiper Librarian Counselor Baseball Coach The registration hoard is used to facilitate rescheduling. R0ughf'dffSAf1v- I7 Dee Pinkerton Soc. Stud. Dept. Head World Hist. Teacher Far East Teacher Warren Averill World Hist. Teacher Cont. Prob. Teacher Usher Corps Adv. Byron Baggaley U.S. Hist. Teacher World Hist. Teacher Dean Brink U.S. Hist. Teacher Alumni Ass'n. Boys' Intra. Adv. Edward Liston U.S. Hist. Teacher Economics Teacher Eugene Olmsted World Hist. Teacher Bus. Ed. Teacher Larry Burgher, Lynnae Pocock, and Georgia Gates analyze an inkblot for Psychology. The student considers the diverse images these adults project. 'x !9 Earl Prebezac John Rasmussen Margaret West Alice Wiley Raymond Williams james Zachow Cont. Prob. Teacher U.S. Hist. Teacher Cont. Prob. Teacher U.S. Hist. Teacher Cont. Prob. Teacher U.S. Hist. Teacher U.S. Hist. Teacher Bond and Levy Ch. World Hist. Teacher U.S. Hist. Teacher Psychology Teacher Traditions Com. Adv. Student Forum Adv. Usher Corps Adv. The new flexible schedule this year allowed the Roosevelt Social Studies department to introduce more cooperative teaching. Students from all history classes were able to meet in the auditorium during E period for special speakers and films. Students were required to take United States History and Contemporary Problemsg World History, Economics, Far East, and Psychology were offered as electives. ln addition to regular classroom study, I8 l some students visited newspaper plants, worked in' campaign offices, and attended an International Rela- tions Conference. ln the Mathematics department, team-teaching was introduced in a lunior-Senior Math Class. With additions to the building this program will be ex- tended. New books were also introduced which Com- bined Algebra Ill and trigonometry into one full year course. Phillip Stucky Math. Dept. Head Algebra Teacher Calculus Teacher Mr. Prebezac's Contemporary Problems class discovers the intrigues of gerrymandering. x.. Lloyd Crowston Geometry Teacher Asst. Football Coach Asst. Track Coach Virginia Hardy Adv. Math. Teacher Geometry Teacher Sr. Class Adv. Elizabeth MacDonald Geometry Teacher Algebra Teacher John Rushing Algebra Teacher Geometry Teacher Golf Coach Micsis Hardy uses the overhead projector to explain a theorem to her geometry stu ents. Nancy Tyree Ir.-Sr. Math. Teacher Geometry Teacher Chess Club Adv. Dean Walter Geometry Teacher Algebra Teacher Torch Adv. I9 s QV- W 4 ii' ' ' W, ,NE-'f ' , ,, , . X, Af PH V Q . ,,,. Q 35L?if,1,5f - 3 M-Bai 74 K H , f i if p V 'R ,b Q fffilll Ag: 7 sw Q kb -Aw Lee Folsom John Fullner Sandra McVay Chemistry Teacher Biology Teacher Biology Teacher Physics Teacher Ir. Class Adv. Radio Club Adv. The student is given the chance to confront and to examine. Mr. Walker uses a light bulb to demonstrate the presence of ions in a solu- tion. Doris Mullen David Scott Douglas Smith Albert Walker Biology Teacher Science Dept. Head Biology Teacher Chemistry Teacher Spades Adv. Physics Teacher Nat. His. Club Adv. Swim Team Adv. Instr. Council Ch. Allen Philips, Karen Jackson, and Dennis Stevens observe a gopher snake. This year the Roosevelt Science department involved all Biology stu- dents and four teachers in the Biology team-teaching program. Students were assigned to one teacher but fol- lowed a uniform program of labs and lectures. This provided an opportunity for the students to benefit from teach- ers with particular interests and spe- cialties. Students were also enrolled in Chemistry l and ll, and Physics l and ll. Chemistry lll and Physics III were offered to advanced students. Because of the new building con- struction, the biology portable was moved to the front lawn. The northeast wing was cleared for construction, moving several classes, including biology and chemistry labs, to other parts of the building. 2 I Ellen McComb Smith Geraldine Banarer Sally Bryan Linda Clark Clark Green Lang. Arts Dept. Head Lang. Arts Teacher Lab Writing Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Make-up Com. Adv. Compass Adv. Lab Writer Adv. Students in the newly initiated team teaching program meet together to hear a panel. Ann Grodal Connie Huey Lang. Arts Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Sr. Reading Teacher Girls' Club Adv. Red Cross Serv. Adv. Mark Kabush Arthur Lorentzen Lang. Arts Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Debate Coach He begins to shape a vision of his own adulthood. Since the success of last year's experiment in team teaching, Proosevelt's Language Arts Department ex- panded the program. The rotating schedule enabled classes to meet together to hear special speakers and panels. The flexibility of the system allowed the students to benefit from a variety of teachers and their different approaches to specific courses. The Sophomore curriculum included the history of the English language and a study of English literature. Iuniors in LAI la studied American litera- tureg their second semester's program offered the 22 LAI lb course in speech or alternatives of Journalism and Lab VVriting. The Senior Reading, Senior Lab Writing, and Advanced Literature courses gave Seniors an opportunity to explore world literature and philosophy. Speech Arts and Drama courses were offered as electives to all classes. Drama II students presented plays to other classes, while Drama Ill-IV students were the production staff for the Senior play and the Drama Festival. Miss Wills helps the members of a Drama I skit develop their characters. Mary Lou Mason Lang. Arts Teacher FTA Adv. Victor Obrastoff Lang. Arts Teacher Russian Teacher Soph. Class Adv. Lucile O'Connor Lang. Arts Teacher Reading Impr. Teacher Agnes Pollock Lang. Arts Teacher Sr. Reading Teacher Wilma Reinecke Lang. Arts Teacher Sr. Reading Teacher Strenuofus Life Adv. Peter Ryhock Lang. Arts Teacher Journalism Teacher Roosevelt News Adv. vi? ilrr is wiki W , . . fiqit. f+ J-V M L. ' ., . si g as ,. 4 W- X' 4 2- ,. mfg? W: sr '-t' -sf, Az i sa. I 'X aa V ,:,, ffi t',, - - , W .irrr.,is 5 ig? ires lvard Strauss Norma Wills WM,,55m, . , ,, Speech Arts Teacher Speech Arts Teacher Q A i- -fa , Drama Teacher Drama Teacher .i,f ' X Revue Adv. STA ' ai Helen Winter Patricia Wooster Lang.Am Teacher 115:35 gpugflgsv. The artistic surroundings in Mrs. Bryan's Lab Writing classes complement the creative efforts of the students. To gain from the teachers experience, the student must listen. Roosevelt's foreign language department offered students the opportunity to develop language skills. French and Spanish were available through the fifth- year level and advanced French classes used books which emphasized modern French literature and philosophy. Paris Match, a well-known French maga- zine, was also available and many students subscribed. German, Russian, and Latin were again offered this year, and Swedish was introduced, broadening the opportunities for Roosevelt students to learn foreign languages. Roosevelt had the opportunity to host a Swedish exchange student, contributing greatly to the new Swedish program. Miss Tembruell directs the Trouvcres in a rehearsal for the l-lollyberry Concert. 24 Florence Daly Margaret Lee Denton Elizabeth Edtmiller For. Lang. Dept. Head German Teacher German Teacher French Teacher French Teacher German Club Adv. Spanish Teacher French Club Adv. Art is for all who realize that there is pleasure in creating. This year, the new rotating schedule en- abled more students to add a creative working period to their program. Sculpture, drawing, painting, design lab, ceramics, and commercial art were offered. Stu- dents had a chance to express themselves through working with clay, wood, plaster, metal, and paper. Each student worked for his own individual form of expression and also attempted to convey the unity of the whole creation. if . :L Syerna Forsman Ruth Gibbons Gail Ingle Swedish Teacher Spanish Teacher Latin Teacher Swedish Club Adv. French Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Latin Club Adv. Richard Iunco Marian Thomas Sarah Vyborny Spanish Teacher Spanish Teacher French Teacher AH-lliations Adv. Spanish Club Adv. La Douce Vie Adv. Sessions in the Language Lab supplement Miss Daly's regular French curriculum. 1 I William Gould Art Dept. Head Art Teacher Gordon Bolland Art Teacher Sportsboosters Adv. SFT f d'Elaine Johnson Art Teacher Communications Adv. James King Art Teacher Vocations Adv. Career Day Adv. MusicYDe1Jtj l-lead Music Teacher Orch. Conductor Dranga Reading Port. Teacher Study Hall Teacher Tennis Coach l gm - ML2iQfQ2Z1IQ'u Lang. Arts Teacher Concert Chorale W Marguerite Roys ESS? gfgilifjgegdvi Laury Phillips is fascinated by Jana Silverman's skill at the potter's wheel Louis Hull Phys. Ed. Dept. Head Phys. Ed. Teacher Sally Bjornson Health Ed. Teacher Song Leader Adv. Soc. Service Adv. John Puller Phys. Ed. Teacher Edith Hooper Phys. Ed. Teacher Christine Hovland Phys. Ed. Teacher Song Leader Adv. Rho Adv. Betty McFarlane Phys. Ed. Teacher Girls' Intramural Adv. The young must care enough to question and to respond Part of the senior's year was devoted t the required subject of Health Education. Lasting one semester, the course highlighte such topics as nutrition, anatomy, disease interpersonal relationships, and mental health. Second semester classes were co-ed. Due t building construction, the girls, classes wer moved several times. The general curriculu was supplemented hy films and speakers wh added personal experience and informatio during E period. All sophomores and juniors participate in required PE classes. Senior hoys took P the semester they did not have Health Educa tion, but senior girls were exempt from P the entire year. Every first period, Mr. l-lull' special co-ed class met for tumbling in th Boys' Gym. E period was utilized in the Girls . .A x in I .A Easfbo sg ,gf . ,fx ,it 414.5 -jig 3. .15 Mrs. Bjornson explains pulmonary circulation to her Health Education class, newly located in the Activity Center. 26 Gym with trampolines and apparatus. Estherjean O'Gieblyn Health Ed. Teacher Benjamin Snowden Phys. Ed. Teacher Basketball Coach Cross Country Coach Q John Simunds Health Ed. Teacher . Yell Leader Adv. Leonard Thrapp Phys. Ed. Teacher Boys' Club Adv. Asst. Football Coach i Sad' bpm-vp u '40 1' The teacher, in turn, offers ideas In wood shop Vic Steiner shapes a lamp hase using the wood lathe. David Burrell Ind. Arts Dept. Head Ind. Arts Teacher Don Harney Ind. Arts Teacher Football Coach Clifford La Bounty Incl. Arts Teacher Safety Coordinator Erling Thorsen Ind. Arts Teacher Valueg he shares himself. Kathryn Hedges Frances Copeland Home Ec. Dept. Head Home Ec. Teacher Home Bc. Teacher Fac. Refreshments Joanne Ianni Home Ec. Teacher Ski Club Adv. Mary Ann Hofer Home Ec. Teacher Fac. Refreshments A new program was introduced in the lndustrial Arts department: an Air Craft Assernhly Mechanics class was offered after school. Students who completed the one semester course- were given priority for jobs at Boeing. A hot metals area was also opened in the metal shop. The Home Economics department offered a variety of electives. ln th foods classes students experimente with new and unusual dishesg in tha clothing classes they learned proper techniques for making a garment, Some students elected to take either Home Living or Home Management in a package with l-lealth. Many students used an extra period to take a class in the Business Educa' tion department. A new, one-year shorthand course, hased on the alpha- het, was offered to seniors. Judith Hein Pat Hinkle Jean Hirss Elizabeth Montgomery Robert Sandberg Audrey Spady Bus. Ed. Teacher Bus. Ed. Teacher Bus. Ed. Teacher Bus. Ed. Teacher Bus. Ed. Teacher Bus. Ed. Teacher Dance Com. Adv. Ticket Force Adv. Banking Adv. iss Ianni works with erry Shiels on her spring uit. 5.2 H ,, s, . J F K' Tw. . . IN MEMORIAM Elizabeth Lohren Eleanore Loughead Anne Ridgeway takes a timed-write in Typing II. .Zhu . Mrs. Frances Buck carefully prepares lunches for trucking to a near- by elementary school. Mr. Pick, a new history teacher, checks his box in the main office. Together youth and adult create a free and Vital world. ,,At E . 5 . ,,y, , , ,r ' :ii . , L 1 - -.-: rf- or M-5. , , 'tl -E ,f in-if 5. .sf ff, ,,:,,, wins ,eff f 'L - Ag-, ' ' . . ' 75l:Q5'7 s s -Q ' : -fi ll 1- H -mes. .- ' F- 'eu ' ' I S3 .' ' . ' I , H ,L . ,,..., . ,. t,,V 5, rffiffffi 'ig M, . r so r 1 f. gf f . -1,51 5, k r: - , -'f, ,sw .. - Vi, ' .U l f F V . VVQTW' l ' 1 . 3 . ' Ji' , 51 -'w 'L if f ' will Q 2, ff A Lunchroom Staff-Back row: Mrs. Lucille Miller, Mrs. Lila Mrs. Elsie Soderquist, Mrs. Doris Hesse, Mrs. Frances Buck, Knott, Mrs. Edna Prout, Mrs. Doreen Ball, Mrs. Ellen Win- Mrs. Edna Pringle. ston, Mrs. Erna Fisher. Front row: Mrs. Grace Valentine, 30 L i l s l Custodial Staff-Mr. Ralph Kaald, Mr. Lewis Mitchell, Mr. Clifford Flynn, Mr. Oswald Der- lieim, Mr. Bill Pande, Mr. Richard Lewis, Mr. Wayne Kirkland, Mr. Glen Graham, Mr. Yerger U I r l . . L lllfllgl I 1 is Secretarial Stall-Mrs. Dorothy Kurtzer, Mrs. Brita Alm- quist, Mrs. Betty ,lo Nolte, Mrs. Mary Edwards, Mrs. Ruth Many students remain unaware of the people involved in the technical functions of a school: those people who keep the school running smoothly and without whom Roosevelt would surely be handi- capped. A warm building, clean floors, supervised lockers, and other facilities were maintained by the custodial staff, working in day and night shifts. Roosevelt's secretarial staff consisted of eight women who prepared bulletins, absentee lists, attend- F... u ,J-I Struble Mrs. Rubv Kiolet Mrs. Arlene Hedeen Mrs. Mar- Y 1 7 , garet Brandt. ance records, correspondence, and other paper work. Preparation for lunch began early in the morning. Each cook had an individual job which she performed daily. ln addition to preparing lunch for Roosevelt students, the cooks made lunches for trucking to Uni- versity Heights, a nearby elementary school. The second semester a breakfast of juice, milk, and sweet rolls was sold before school to hungry students. 3 I lr jiffies .. fi' 5- + ' lie' ,y ji Watt fh .UAV Tlfllmll if flu-Q VWQUQ Wgmp ,qi if ,lbw all ltffflf W9 'U , V 4. ,f mmf ff 'idling Qfwvwlflqj 1' , ,A Elf 1744! 4' ffl h, fiiwiiifzftdwsvefil VHMY7 LWB , tr LI L A , , 1 S'iFlEOlEBElkflTSW 1 , ,I S-V , f 1535 74147 LU' .fyflflx if Cad . 'Hi ju0fL5f7 if The creation of the sp1r1t,Wh1ch 7 X, pkfllrffqfjif :ff O'fAfX'7A fQ'7l-Z distinguishes a house from a home, J 1' l ' All gwwff ' 53122. ,tfdzia MTV. ' remains the task of the individual ,f- fiwlkp iyff fllfdf student. The expression of this A, spirit transforms Roosevelt into ai community for learning, not only of knowledge, but of life. ii.cif.g 3 t TQXQQQ, moms harris 0XvLf'QJl'X mt, L Cboofi oopesftiuafwig the Opt lo ,aww tzgvt, UQQ MQQ Nr., '5cte,L'L6io l,uLQ,Q,tCMW,3 flafiiil tlj FQBLLQJ Maxi' Q15 wup0.MwBi all 246-wwf l75LlCftlfU5l' we ws, cu 'blkideilc JD Cilicfd M1731 , Qflcblrb oak'-Ql1eQ.' fDit67'vL. fsltoctrwiif !f'1C,.Q4L1 QL I mga MMS LQQS ffl' C, Q1-A6 l l RQ-1 'Mx Q, 'Smelly--1 MX l Q il-' WX ll QCLLLLSQ X VMC, S' XJKXXVXQX M, 53 . Lure, Q 7' . H, B A' 1 3 GQ 1 vxf 0 -4 1, 'V - B lu sk f ' ' s ' V. lkgl lc: ll 1 . ' e. . -1 M-, Wd G KX Nm K, LLLKX YXC.-UCQN lvqpo U v16frv 'w la-QV ll' mm M5-Jx VX XQ-:QI Lfwkxk. CEM, QD may 39X wfki. l 58 Q VW Mix CX filllk V l- fi., Xu 'ix VW An informal Valentine's Day dance is held during lunch in the girls' gym. 35 'Rm cle SGWXQ' Afifirming the possibility of closeness, they create a home I Within the school. Q Q NR is iJL rf i l ne fb 5 , Young faculty members demonstrate an original routine during a pep assembly Henry Duyzend President Cordy Criggs Treasurer 'S Sally Jones Beth Rosenzweig Vice President Secretary Carolyn Baugh Mr. Obrastoff ASR Representative Adviser The sophomore confronts 38 Eager sophomores sell Roosevelt decals. ! 2 x f Z S 5 i a l Sophomore Class Cabinet-Third row: Brad Thomas, Bob Caplan. Second row: Bill Whit- ener, Sally Morton, Molly Maines. Front row: Jana Slezak, Cary Stratiner. Borrowing an expression from Teddy Roosevelt, the Sophomore Oflicers chose Speak Sophly and Carry a Big Stick as a class theme. Determination, a lcey Word in the attitude of the class of '69, enabled them to achieve good results in such activities as the Clothing drive, United Cood Neighbors drive, and Pep Week competition. They also were especially strong in school spirit, making many weekly contributions to the teams. One of these presentations was a turkey given to the Football Squad prior to the Metro League Championship game. The Sophs sold decals to raise funds for their class and they sponsored an ASB dance in the Spring. Their achievements as Sophs prepared the class of '69 to meet the more demanding challenges of their Junior year. l Arne Abrams Ken Akrish Harold Anderson Joan Anderson Judy Anderson Kirk Anderson Sandy Anderson Sharon Anderson Jim Andrilenas Robert Argens Larry Arndt Jim Arnell Celeste Aronson Gary Ashe Marsha Atkinson Duane Axberg Gary Baal Bob Bailey Carol Bailey Kirk Bailey Linda Balee Bill Balle Joan Bangsund Sue Barduhn a new and more complex environment. Robin Barfuss John Barnes Thomas Barnhart Becky Barrett Wendy Barrett Nita Bartelmes Carolyn Baugh Mark Baumgartner Sharon Bayne Linda Becker Barry Bell Judy Bell Diane Belvin Alan Benditt Pat Bennett Willie Berg Vicki Bergseth Bob Berry Ted Bestor Janet Betzold Cheryl Biback Joy Bjorgan Robert Black Phil Blaser Jay Blasingame Steve Block Dick Bogan Peter Bonow Charlene Bowers Ann Boyd 39 Rich Cartin Don Case Pat Castro Terri Catania Laura Celeen jeane Chabot john Chaput Randy Chase Diana Chiarelli Kirk Chilton Dave Chism Mark Christianson Cracia Clark Charles Clements David Clinton Sam Coble Chris Coffee Steve Cohen Chris Coleman Wendy Condiotty Wendi' Cone Chery Connaught Bill Conner VV endy Cook 40 on Dan Boyd Stephen Boyer Barb Brammell Colleen Brangwin David Brazier Ken Brewer Rick Brien Carol Brokke Annette Brown Milt Brovm Nancy Brown Robert Brown Tom Brownell Bill Bruner Rick Buchanan Kim Burg Mark Burgess Sue Burrill Eager to belong, the young student Larry Bush David Byrd Marc Cahail Joyce Campbell Judy Campbell Dale Cannon Bob Caplan Steve Capps Spark Carlander Chris Carlson Chris Carmichael Chris Carter Karla Copeland joe Coppock Joan Cornwall Isis Crawford Linda Crawford Bob Creel Joyce Crego Mike Cruise Bob Cunningham Pat Curry Karen Curtis Barry Dahl Bob Davis Sally Davis Megan Dean Valerie Dean Linda Deildal Connie Deinas Jean Dennis John Derment Darryl Dick Deirdre Dietrichso Nick Dmitrieif Frank Dofelmier l'1 participates in diversified activities. Steve Dofelmier Nanette Dondero Ian Douglas Jackie Dowdy Dean Dragset David Drebin Dave Druliner Linda Duchin Richard Duke Chris Dunn Peggy Dunn Amelia Durden Henry Duyzend Frank Dvorak Becky Ean Robin Eddy David Edelson Sheila Edlund Ann Eggers Bill Eickhoff Martin Ekenes John Elgin Mike Ellis Bill Ellsburg Keith Eugen Kevin Eugen Karl Entenmann Dave Erickson Ginny Erickson Scott Erskine 4-I Mike Geary Steve Gehrig Leslie Geiser Marilyn George Bonnie Gerard Christy Getz Dave Gilbertson Pat Gilliland Sandy Gillingham Rob Gloyd Dan Gompf Stan Good Scott Goodrich Mike Goss Jesse Grayston Cary Greenberg Marc Greenberg Abby Greenwald Marc Greenwald Terry Gregersen Tom Gregory jim Greimes Ann Griffith Lynn Griffith 42 Alison Evans Mike Evans Terri Evans Jerry Everson Michael Faires Don Falkenhagen Bill Fargo Peggy Ferguson Bill Filer Janice Fisher Dick Fletcher Laurie Fliilet Tim Flint Gretchen Ford Joe Forde Phil Fornia Don Fortin Paula Frankel I-le encounters numerous individuals Dave Frankland i Cheryle French l Dan Fridell l lim Fryett Dan Fuller Ron Furman Mary Gabel Jack Galbraith jeff Gall Ian Gallup Jeremy Garbell Shelly Garrigues 1, . ,L '.' '-i. 'vkri it H i e ,to sa , e raffffsxtagr 1 Gordy Griggs Elizabeth Grittrnan Kathy Gross Carol Hagberg Dean Hagen Brian Hall Kiki Hall Linda Hallett Linda Halley Nancy Hambly Doug Hanahan David Hanawalt Mimi Handlin Boyd Hansen Susan Hansen Wendi Hansen John Harlowe Pam Harrington Geoffrey Harris Linda Hart Tracy Hart Mark Hartman Vicki Hartman Bill Hastings ' .-Ja ,4 H' ,fi NiK,lG2,xv-in V sf r X xy 'L . A' ,Q ' v' tv .TB kiwi' ' -64561 gif If 9' K 'v 'D- 55 , 'f fl 3 , D l .XE ,'J?'Lf 10-17, +I' is , L: in , 'f' T ' ' i- if d C1 1,Aif ' fill, . '7 Q, kk if I ! f HH IS CXPOSC tO 1Y,CI'SCi'0ut 90 iS. ,i 'V Lal , ll All, , I, lv l Wlllkivklfcf! 6 lf ,N V, . David Haug Nancy Hawkins Larry Hayes Tom Hayes Debbie Hays Susan Headland Kerry Heavey Mardy Hedgcock Judy Hedman Tom Heggen Dorothy Heightchew Marlene Hellesvig Marcia Henderson Susan Henderson Suzanne Hendryx Steve Hennessey Margaret Hennessy Steve Henry Steve Hense Dave Hensley s ' Q W :Ja 23 . Edith Heringer Shelley Heron Lee Hess Sue Hessel Reid Hester john Hickman Robin Hildebrandt Sunny Hillman Phil Hines John Hinton 43 A., .9 ,f--,J 'QJ ,P--- ' J -'fl Ja -.X NIM Y Q ' K R 1 ' N'SQ i' if Us K ea We N, Q, to r ff hc Jeff Janison Gary Jansen Nancy Jeffery Ron Jefferies Linda Jenkins Dick Jensen Marsha Jensen Mary Jensen Bob Jewell Lisa Jewell Pat Jewell Jeanne Johnson Jerry Johnson Larry Johnson Rik Johnson Shannon Johnson Bruce Jones Cheryl Jones Bob Jones Sally Jones Susie Jordan Wesley Jordan Jan Jun er Sue Kain 44 i - 1 Dennis Hjeresen Richard Hocking Martin Hodge Richard Hoffmann Dan Holder Chris Holm Dave Holt Natalie Hrishko Robert Huebner John Hughes Kathy Hummer Jim Hunter Joan Hunter Judy Hunter Nancy Hunter Viki Hutchison Janey Hynes Margaret Hyyppa NV -,.,, X R compares and contrasts Cathy Ihrig Diane lhrig Vic Inderbitzin Wanda Inderbitzi Rick Ives Bob Jackman Janetta Jackson Karen Jackson Lanis Jacobsen Tom Jacobson Erick Jaderholm Jim Jaderholm , 11' 'gn QNX , John Kapek Jane Kaplan Iao Katagiri Jarnie Keating Jan Kennaugh Mona Kennell Margaret Kersten Gretchen Keuss Brian Keyes Mike Kingsley Karina Kittleson Candy Klinger Debbie Kogan Dan Kourkoumel Susan Koutsky John Kreick is Marguerite Kreidler John Kretchrner Kathy Kretchmer Rob Kroener Ronnie Kun Kathy Lacalli Cindy Lane Holly Lane P, ' . . , '-- Y ' , ,' K 5 v xxk .4 .L 3 ivigffk, 151 1' X., li 'ik M, VNV t- M '-Y-X if '- Xe Tgfqf wg LLC' V 'X 1 his old self with his new impressions. Becky Lantz Neil Larson Rick Larson Schori LaVali Dean Lawrence Gary Lawver Rob Layher Andy Lazdins Libby Leach Mike Ledbetter Mona Lee Sharon Lee Robbyn Lehtola Wes LeMay Tom Leney Rick Lentino Bonita Leonard Craig Lester Bob Lewis John Lind Bill Linder Joanne Lipson Cindy Litsey Peter Livingston Gayle Lomax Richard Low Vikki Lucas Linda Luecken Judi Lull Dan Lynch 45 ' ,X Nl' Q, ., I, t WT 2 'c X---' ' 'if f -Mn 'f 'm Aisle' 'T - slr 'q-..- , I ,Cl .' 1, lx,g,!'J e,aa,,tfL,'Q3t,'wx,,'igo:, tel w,LtL'fW'w.sfc M CMH-Ve '- f5'lt 't Lk-af' 351 Li'l'Uf-iillx V tablet i Don Melrose jim Melrose Peggy Melrose Linda Melton Nancy Melton Charleene Merriam Steve Mettler Kathy Michel Mary Middleton Randy Minlcler Mary Mitchell Nancy Mitchell Rick Mochel Doug Moffat Karen Moilanen Tony Montanaro A1 Montgomery Laurel Moody Connie Moore Denise Moore Ken Moores Craig Morrison Sally Morton Larry Mroczer 46 Ed Mace Frances Mack Peter Madkin Molly Maines jack Mallaghan Peggy Marckworth Terry Marks Linda Marshall Cheryl Martin Jean Martin Lori Martin Tina Masuda Dennis Mateski Pam Mathes Sandie Maurer Gayle Mayrand Dennis McAfee Karen McAfee As his World expands, he learns to respect Kevin McAllister Tim McAllister Teresa McCann Ann McCarthy Randall McCarty Pat McEachern Doug McFeron Kathy McGlothle1 Susan Mclntosh Denny McKibhen Mendy McLean Dana Meade L 1. .,L,,ekMi4 B613 iviudge Dennis Mueller Charles Mulveliill Louise Murch Sue Murray Rick N aon Cindy Nash Lynn N eils Carol Nelsen Chris Nelson Cindy Nelson Darnell Nelson Tom Nelson Frank Neubert Max Norgart Anne Northway-Mey Elaine Oakson Patrick O'Brien Pat O'Brien Jim Olson Pat O'NeiI Diane Orr Jolene Orr Susan Otis CI . rs- vr .fli ver li Mx.,-is 'laaixflawi . svre iff1i'i'l'7,'s C-:X La. A ki m., and appreciate the uniqueness of individuals. Sylvia Otis Debbie Ott Jim Ozanne Norm Page John Parker Gary Parks Nanci Parma Ed Paskovskis Jodie Paulson Anne Peaslee Pat Penhollow Janice Pennington Anne Peterson Cameron Peterson Greg Peterson Nancy Peterson Greg Petrie Laury Phillips Rose Pierides Vivian Poe Jan Porad Gloria Poulton Brenda Powers David Prater Nancy Pronovost Paul Queen Greg Quigley Betsy Raleigh Debbie Rank Kathy Rau 47 ,DvX,w.NLi'YXXi- L, --ef' Cray gliifi fmrcsvfi, Qtp fr- ntl- A Mix Vikki Rowe Lynn Rubstello Betsy Rupp Karen Rush Shirley Russell Margaret Sage Julie Sakahara Deborah Sallee Judy Sandbeck Paul Sanders Reid Sargent Bill Savage Marilynn Savage Mark Schedler Jill Schiller Rich Schmid Barry Schmidt Lori Schreiner Tom Schreiner Steve Schultz Bill Schulz Leda Shadura Linda Shallow George Shangrow 48 X t xg ret it xc 5 wrt-Hrrw wi Ricci . 1 n 3 Nancy Recktenwald Pam Reed Ralph Reed Jim Reeder Randy Rehn Molly Rei Greg Rice Pete Richards Lance Richmond Phil Richmond Anne Ridgway Jan Riekstins Kathy Riley Christy Robb Kelly Roberts Michael Roberts Howard Robinson Laurie Robinson Through accepting the ideas of others Mark Robinson Clarice Rodenberg Nancy Rogers Kern Rogerson Beth Rollingcr Mike Rona Julie Rose Christy Roselle Jerry Rosenthal Beth Rosenzweig Barry Roundhill Marie Rover l t it CS' 7 lNi,3 fN4l- tx lx JL Zi Lk ak ,cg X art fb, 95. 4 ,x w Leu 313k K N V J' Karen Shephard Kathy Sheriff Andria Shervey David Shilton Jody Shook Mike Shoul Greg Shumate Marti Siedler Eric Sill Rebecca Silliman Tom Simpson Margi Skappel Dave Skone Craig Skubi Debbie Skubi Jean Slade Jana Slezak Luanne Sliva Sue Smidt Brian Smith Cheryl Smith Dean Smith Greg Smith Joan Smith x N or reaflirming his own, the student is enriched. Marilyn Smith Mike Smith Parker Smith Scott Smith Debbie Smrstik Jessie Snell Mark Snodgrass John Solbakken Jamela Soules Stu Soules Sydney Spangler Elisa Sparks Margaret Spears Gordon Spencer Carolyn Sprague Ron Spring Margaret Stackhouse Merry Stam Jill Starling Susan Stebbins Debra Steckler Lena Steen Vic Steiner Greg Stephens Jack Stephens Dennis Stevens Barbara Stilwell Mary Stocks Karen Stokke Gary Stratiner 49 r - . . , , -- , ., ,I 1 . fix , i, x K is iff TTJMQ' A lrjl-M -.fx QHN in-rsi.'erEQX '- A '15 Sk -Ll xkifrfffr L-YD 'N 'A' ' 'VY vwtt Qtr. 3 gi' James Turner Bob Turner Sandi Ugrin Bob Van Horn Dennis Van Zandt Marie Vaughn Barb Verhagen Lynn Vine Rick Vise Joe Wabey Terri Wade Nancy Waldo Clara Walker Karl Walker Patricia Walker Mike Walmsley Pat Walmsley Rodney Wan Leona Ward Jim Wartelle Joel Watkins Karen Watson john Weber Debbie Weeks 50 sa Ann Streckenbach Cheryl Strother Nancy Sussman Marilyn Swanson Dan Swartzman Liz Swint Anne Taylor Maureen Taylor Pam Taylor Marcia 'Thal Alden Thayer Sheila Thayer Brad Thomas Marc Thomas Vicki Thomas Diane Thompson Jacque Thompson jim Thompson grows through this Contact With others. Scott Thomsen jean Thorne Bod Thornley Karen Thornquist Anne Thro Charlie Tiebout Melanie Tipps Dick Todd Craig Tolman joan Toney Debbie Tonge Colleen Tracy yvwb yoqf mx Lfkpfczfllfi eQQ,eLfwqQ,xQ Giife Qlxvwfg, C .e::L0f-rw U40 LLL Q Tammie Weigland Robin Welsh Jean Werner Mark Westling Bev Whatmore Sheilah Wheeler Bill Whitener Lynne Whittal Rick Wickberg Chris Wienker Vic Wiggins Sharon Wilkins Peggie Williams George Willianis Terry Williams Wendy Willson Dave Wilson Jean Wilson Kay Wilson Sue Wilson Eric Winter Marlene Wong Irvin Woodard Jim Woodard Fred Woodhouse Michael Woolridge Judy Woody David Worgan Ron Wrede Sidney Wright Linda Writer Bob Yates Larry Young Jerry Zachau Suzy Ziadeh Neal Ziegman Don Zwiers Joyce Anderson ln Memoriam Robert Handel Spirited Sophomores publicize a forthcoming football game by painting pep signs. . F . M , . . r V N K- , G- fifggngrxrw Q Ytwtfr I ix Elfrcjt .Ram -,tx 'H -lf t-.1 Mx Cf-Ef'f-r '-N X5-1 w,,rQ'-K-Lfv , 3 iw..U.,C.kcL n Us L xr QQ it x. Y 'I tg L 0 Nubar Hovsepian Ted Eisenhardt Ian Spring President Vice President Secretary Carol Beard Linda Rober Mr. Fullner Treasurer ASR Representative Adviser As a junior, the student Junior Class Cabinet-Back row: Phil Kirby, Dave Utevsky, Laura Mel- ton, Terry Timberlake, juli Waesche, Rick Tracey. Front row: Bill Flint, Zandria LeRoy, Joni Warmington, Kajsa Berg. CMissingl: Doug Proby. 52 -I Cassie Pomianek, Ioni Warmington, and Doug Proby decorate the boys' gym in preparation for the junior Class PTA dance. The Junior Class theme, When the going gets tough, the tough get going, was applied by the eight committees that worked with class oilicers to make '66-,67 a busy year. The Drives Committee sold basketball programs and How- ers. The first PTA dance of '67, The Endless Summer, was sponsored by the Dance Com- mittee. The second annual Folk Fest was pro- duced by the Junior and Senior Class Culture committees. Roosevelt sent six students to West Seattle and received the same number in a live week exchange program between the two schools through the ASR Affiliations Committee. The Junior-Senior Dance, Here, There, and Everywhere, was held during January. juniors emerged from the year linked by common experience to their classmates and school. s 1 A-rr N ,,A, .ffl if-its time f.fff'zu,,,m 9 Dave Aagaard Ruth Abbenhouse Kathy Acosta Jim Adolphson Russ Ahlgren Larry Ambrose Mary Amdal Betty Anderson ,lim Anderson Steve Anderson Sue Anderson Merilee Apostol Debbie Armstrong Steve Armstrong Barb Arneson Debby Arron defines his interests and intensihes his responsibilities. Larry Arwine Jani Asplund Debbie Atherton Howard Austin Terry Ayers Ann Bagsliaw Steve Bailey Duane Baird Gordon Baker Mary Balle Steve Barden Walker Barton Marcia Barzee Lucy Bateman Dave Baughn Carol Beard Michael Beck Laura Jean Becker Barb Beczo Mike Benjamin Doug Bennett Kajsa Berg Michael Berge Phil Berger Steve Berman Colleen Bever Bill Bidstrup Norbert Biehl Tom Bingham 53 k 5-, ra... 1 Paul Bryan Scott Bryner Bob Buckley Larry Burgher Debbie Bush Caryn Cady jean Cahill Tiss Caka Chris Calderbank 54 Carol Bishop Sue Bishop Bruce Bittner Dave Blaine Nancy Bondelid Amy Boney Amy Bonham Paul Bonin jan Bordner Bee Boston Cory Bourdeau Carol Bouslaugh Don Bovee Tom Boyns Dick Bozarth Martha Bracken George Bradshaw Tony Brauner George Bridges Jim Briggs Kathy Brink Jeff Brown Linda Brown Mary Brown Steve Brown Sue Brown Trudy Browne Cathy Bruner Impressions gained Ed Callahan Andrea Callow Ray Campbell Katherine Carey Sue Carlson Wanda Carroll Dan Carsten Jan Case Pete Challman Scott Chaskey Charleen Chilson Julie Chouinard Cary Christman Camille Christofferson Kim Clark lim Clifford Dianne Close David Cloud Steve Coccia Shelley Collard Debbie Condon Rick Coons as a sophomore provide a bas1s for further experiment. i Cindy Cornell W Steve Costie Barbara Cote Linda Cotton Dick Crichton Molly Crick Sharron Croney Mad Crook Kathy Crozier Cheryl Cunningham Mark Cyphers jim Dabney Bill Dahl Margie Dale jim Davis Tim Dearborn Bob DeChenne Alice Dick Paul Doces Marion Docter Lynne Dodge Mary Doerty Diane Driscoll Lexie Duea Gerry Dufheld Mike Dunham Carolyn Dunn Sheila Durant Bonita East 55 Mary Ferch Richard Fisher Terry Flathers Anna Flensburg Bill Flint Eileen Flitcroft Sevie Fotes Kelly Franett Alex Friedrich 56 Ion Fulton Susan Fumian Cathy Galloway Lynn Gambetta Tom Gamble Doug Gangler Laurie Easterwood Chris Easton Lorri Edmond Peggy Edwards Ted Eisenhardt Cathy Ekins Jeff Ekstrom Ken Elgin Doug Ellis Merril Elwell Leslie Emerson ,lan Emory Pat Ennis Tom Erak Anne Erickson Dave Erickson Ken Erickson Sue Eshleinan Buck Evans Leslye Eyer joy Faigh Paul Falchi Roger Faris Bruce Farwell Donna Fatland Dana Faubert Bob Feder Robin Feetham Potential abilities Joyce Gardner Karen Gartside Tom Gatlin Bob Geballe Linda Gebaroff Warren Gibson Scott Gilbert Maxine Goldfarb Phil Goldstone Mark Goodrich Peggy Gordon Steve Graham Brian Grassley Bud Gray Debbie Green Leslie Green and interests are focused on the choice of activities. Stuart Green Ann Greene Phil Grega Rand Grevstad Dow Griffith Pete Grimm Paula Grindy Margy Grondal Jack Gunner Carole Haertel Linda Haglund Janice Hale Rebecca Hale Nancy Hall Dave Halley Lynn Hamilton Beth Hammond Mark Hampson Scott Handley Sandy Hardy Cathy Harman Doug Harris jennifer Harris Steve Hart Chris Hartman Mary Harvey Mike Hathaway Terese Haworth Karen Heath Cindy Irving A. Glen Jacobs Deecle Jarrett Charlotte Jennings Robby Jensen Janis Jewett Chris Jobb Christopher Johnso Dave Johnson 58 D Dee Johnson Owen Johnson Clayton Jones Fay Jones Sharon Jones Toni Jones Thomas Heathcote Marilyn Heggen Marlene Heightchevx Dave Hemrningsen Alan Henderson Mike Herold Sue Hinea Sue Hogness Carolyn Holdorf John Holya Tessa Hoprnan Julie Horan Elaine Houghton Nubar Hovsepian Doug Howard Gayle Howard Barb Howell John Hruby Mary Hsu Ron Hsu Bronwyn Huggins Steve Hunt Rick Hunter Melinda Hutt Tom Huxhold Art Hyneman Yoshiko Ikeda Chuck Iremonger The junior begins Claire Joy Craig Joyner Randy Katz Teri Katz Ellen Kelley Sue Kelley Susan Kerr Mary Kilian Ancle King Phil Kirby Tim Kjerulf Malcolm Klug Dana Koler Christina Korcluba Bob Kotthoff Laurie Kriebel to commit himself toward his future. , Q 'f' J 1 rf-f V' Debbie Krueger Charlie Kruse Diana Lachinan Brian Laherty Bruce Laherty Pat Lamb Marie Landrum John Lane Chris Larsen Lori Larson Stuart Laughlin Jerry LaVassar Steve Lazoff Judy Leachman Greg Leaver Cherie Lee Steve Leiley Heidi Lehwalder Sam Leiglancl John Leonard Zandria LeRoy Judy Lett Art Levinson Dick Lewis Kathy Lewis Rick Lewis Brenda Liggett Dick Lingafelter Mark Loesell 59 Tom McGaw JoAnn McGlotl'1len Howard Mclnnis Bruce McKagan Gary McKibben Cathy McLean Mike McMonagle Karen McNally Judy McNeill 60 Lynn Lomax Bruce Long Mari Longfield Kathy Loomis Pete Lopez Probert A. Lucas Janis MacRae John Maddock Yvonne Manson Matt Marinos Bob Marston Mary Martin Reid Martin Rory Martin Terry Martin Linda Marxsen Melissa Matlock Chuck Matsen Cary Maye David McCaHfree George McCarthy Bruce McClellan Carmen McCone Rick McCoy Stuart McCurdy Sandra McDougall Doug McDowell Cathy McGarry New selective demands Brian McNerney Judy Mecartea Laura Melton Lloyd Meyer Alice Middleton Colin Miller Craig Miller Linda Millikan Claudia Mills Tony Misch Ann Mitchell Anne Moehring Cail Moehring Brian Moog Tannis Moore Harold Morgan Margie Morgan Noel Morgan Alberto Moros Amy Morrelle William Morse Leo Moseley lOlfCC 21 ITIOIC PI'OdL1ClI1VC ICSPOIISC. Scott Moulton Brad Moyer Peggy Mulhaney Corinne Murphy Pat Murphy Judi Nagel Ashok N ayudu Bob Nelson Roberta Nelson Rob Nevitt Nancy Nielsen joan Nishitani Chuck Nordquist Terry Nordstrom Chip Norton Martha Norwalk Colleen O'Brien Mike O'Leary Bill Oliver Jean Oliver Kathy Olney Chris Olsen Roger Olsen Books Olson Bill Ossinger Daryl Ozuna Bob Palmer Corinne Parks Kim Parsons 6I Clinton Redwell Sharron Reed Dan Reichman Ann Reid Randy Reise Chris Reiser Steven Relf Linda Revenaugh Randy Rice 62 Glenn Paulson Ned Peak Anne Pearson Peni Pearson Ralph Peaslee Chris Peterson Neal Peterson Mary Phelan Allen Philips Marel Phipps Sandy Piclde Sue Pierce Robin Pisac Mark Pitcher Steve Plancich Donna Plath Helen Podlesny Cammy Poe Ann Poellnitz Jan Poellnitz jim Pommerening Joanne Portscheller Terry Powell Skip Poynter Bev Purdue john Quimby Mark Raden Roberta Randles The studentis contribution Rick Rice Faith Richardson Valerie Ricldes Ralph Roach Linda Rober Mindy Roberts ,few GW John Rodenberg Dorothy Rodgers Eunice Bosenperl Bill Royal Julia Bush Stephanie Sakuma Barb Sanders Mark Saran Bob Sarff Michele Savelle Ieorjean Sax John Schedler Daphne Schneider Weiidy Scholl Mike Schur Steve Schwager Margaret Scott Vicky Scott I Scott Seidel Larry Senn Dave Seppa Gary Setzer Robin Shakarian Steve Shallow to the responsibilities he has chosen determines their value. Marion Sharbinin Kathy Sharpe Heather Shaw Patricia Shaw Barb Sherman Dick Shurman Susan Sibley Clare Sibolcl Ann Silver Craig Simons Bill Simonton Julie Simpson Hans Siskin Willie Skubi Jim Sleater Pam Sleeth John Sleighter Candi Smith Scott Smith Cliff Soike Tina Southas 63 Peggy Thompson Tove Thompson Eric Thuesen Roxie Thurston Terry Timberlake Liese Toftevaag Rick Tolbert Shirleen Tomberlin Iennifer Towle 64 Debbie Sparkman Sterling Spencer jan Spring Greg Spurgin jim Stack Glenn Stallcop Bill Stanfield Bob Stapp Cheryl Steele Larry Steele Shar Stevens Roberta Stevenson Lee Stiles Trudy Stomberg Sherry St. Peter Ray Stromer Sheryl Struble Joline Stuclley Marc Sullivan Terri Sutton Todd Swan jackie Szikszoy Michelle Tavernit Chris Taylor Kris Taylor Polly Teeter Bob Terr Midge Tlyiedens i His desire to give and share Rick Tracey Helene Trotsky Cindy Tucker Janine Turner Roz Turner james Ulrich David Utevsky Cindy Vail Carla Van Dam Bill Vandenberg Chris Viggers Jack Vincent Pat Vita jim Vollbracht Dave Voorhees Bob Vynne Juli Waesche Bob Waldo Doug Walker Gary Walkoski Karen Walley Cheryl Walling of himself deepens his personal relationships. Ken Ward Anthony Ware john Warling Joni Warmington Kathy Wasson Meg Watt Gary Webb Bob Weinstein Marsha Weinstein Chris Wencker Skip Wertz Fred Westlund Marie Whitaker Joan Whitelaw Bob Wicks Brad Wiese Gary Wildebuer Jeff Wilen Madeline Willard Wendy Williams Don Wills Bryan Wingrove Dick Winn Shirley Wirkala Fred Witschel Fran Wolfstone Barb Wood Sue Worthington Barbara Wright 65 . :,:1. gszf iw, P qi 1 ' 2 L JG k tu' asf K I ,... ji ,I X 5 , 2 ' 2 I and Six West Seattle High School juniors enter Roosevelt for the start of their Hve week stay: Gwen Gunderson, Pete Quist, Wim Van Ry, Jeanette Prescott, Kris Koski, Ken Carson. Sale of basketball programs by the Junior Class helped raise money for other activities. that self-involvement enhances all effort. The Roosevelt juniors who were sent to West Seattle as part of the Junior Exchange gained knowledge that increased the understanding and friendliness between the schools: Terry Timber- lake, Linda Rober, Bill Ossinger, Brian Moog, Rooks Olson, Joyce Gard- ner, 67 Bill Watts Treasurer Cathy Toney ASR Rep. The annual Senior Prom Theme Contest offers many laughs. lay Stickler President Bill Horn Vice President Linda Robinson P - Miss Hardy Adviser is The senior year generates a deepened awareness Going Places '67 was chosen as the theme of the senior class this year. The activities of a senior Secretary class are directed toward raising money for such projects as the Senior Prom and the Senior Gift. Sev- eral of this yearis money-raising events were the bake sale, the pencil sale, the March dance, Midnight Hour, and the fudve sale at the Senior Play. The funds raised from ihese projects and the efhcient organization of senior class committees provided the basis for rewarding year-end activities. The Senior Luncheon, Cruise, and Prom highlighted the three years shared by members of the class of '67. Ron Abrahamson Cars Skiing Swimming Gary Almskaar Stage Crew Cars Skiing 70 Laurie Adam Vonnie Adams Strenuous Life Staff Teacher's Sec. Golden Spurs Skiing ASR Com. Ch. Tennis Tina Alrny Julie Amdal Ski Club Swedish Club GC Corn. Concert Chorale Teacher's Sec. Madrigal Singers Ron Andersen Varsity Baseball BC Sec.-Treas. Roughriders Bruce Anderson Writing Judo Music Carl Anderson Varsity Basketball Music Hercules Anderson Mechanics Electricity Engineering Karen Anderson Roosevelt News Staff Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Larry Anderson Track Sr. Dance Com. Ski Club 9 Earl Adolphson Kathleen Albert Judy Alexander Varsity Football Band RHO Club Lettem1en's Club Pres. Library Club Sr. Scrapbook Com Roughridgers Treas. Israeli Dancing ASR Dance Com. JoAnn Anastos Marcus Anciaux Dean Andersen GC Roll Rep BC Com. Track Skiing ASR Com. Cross Country Skating Skiing Skiing Lyle Anderson Patti Anderson Vicki Anderson BC Rep. GC Special Ch. ASR Dance Com ASR Dance Com. GC Cabinet Sr. Cruise Com Dentistry ASR Com. GC Com. Joanne Arkebauer Ion Arnold Susan Arwine Golden Spurs 2nd V.P. ASR Dance Com. Roll Rep. Ir. Class Cabinet French Club Open House Tour Cli ASR Com. Ch. Skiing Teacher's Sec ffm? Q- frm., 5 ' he finds Within himself. Linda Auerswald Teacher's Sec. ASR Bulletin Board Roll Sec. Jim Austin Varsity Basketball Mountain Climbing Music Debbie Aust Soph. Dance Com. GC Roll Rep. Teacher's Sec. Joan Baer Concert Chorale The Trouveres GC Com. Bruce Bailey BC Cabinet Roll Rep. College Conf. Rep. Glenn Bailey Varsity Cross Country Varsity Track ASR Dance Com. Shirley Balden Sr. Cruise Com. Art Skiing Joyce Bangsund GC Com. Latin Club Sr. Cruise Com. Doug Barcluhn Stage Band Concert Band Ingraham Exch. Com. Linda Barker CC Com. ASR Dance Com. Sr. Cruise Corn. Janet Barnes Dance Drama Sociology Mary Barnes Counseling OH-ice ASR Make-up Com. GC Com. Gregory Bamhart Teacl1er's Aide Roll Rep. Boating Larry Barrett MYF Officer Eagle Scout Skiing Pat Barrett ASR Assembly Ch. Golden Spurs Revue Com. Wendy Barron Mary Baumgardner GC Com. ASR Com. GC Roll. Rep. LeeAnn Baunsgard GC Com. GC Roll Rep. Campus Life Club fww ,ag L 7I ? l Lee Baunsgard Roll Rep. Sr. Sports Boosters Sr. Cruise Com. Debbie Benson Sr. Sports Boosters GC Com. IBM Office Marsha Bean Ron Bean lim Belch ASR Dance Co-Ch. Weight Training Roll Rep. Skiing Teacher's Sec. Cars Kathie Benson Bill Bent Greg Berleman ASR Com. Stage Band Pres. Sr. Sports Boosters Track IBM Office Revue His life is a collection of n oi meetin SCPEIIEFEC HlO1fI1C 'ES gQ Bob Bingham Roughriders Varsity Football Ski Team Capt. Frank Black Engineering Forestry Meteorology Mark Biondi Intra. Sports BC Com. Football Glory Blackburn Teacher's Sec. ASR Sports Boosters ASR Assembly Com. -iii -. Drama Fest. '65, '66 ASR Assembly Com. Sr. Play '67 Jenny Bobbitt Drama Fest. '66 Sr. Play '67 CC Cabinet jim Boe Sports Cars I Electronics Eileen Boese Roll Rep. ASR Sports Boosters GC Roll Rep. Sally Bollong Sr. Play '67 Lula Writer Board Drama Fest. '66 Suzie Bolotin Lab Writer Board Madrigal Singers Sr. Torch Zona Bolton ASR Com. Co-Ch. jr. Class Cabinet GC Roll Rep. Joanna Bell Roll Rep. Teacher's Sec. Gen-nan Club Sharon Bess Madrigal Singers Sr. Play '67 Drama Fest. '67 'V U-'W I 1. Carl Bourassa Roll Rep. Treas. Off-ice Teacher's Aide Bruce Boyle Drama Skiing Karate Shannon Boyle Skiing ASR Sports Boosters Nick Boyns Sr. Torch Roosevelt News Staff Barb Brady ASR Com. GC Com. ' Skiing Kimberly Brangwin Sr. Play 366, '67 Drama Fest. '66, '67 Revue '66, '67 Robert Branigin Roll Rep. Basketball Mgr. Boating Bay Brastow ASR Vocations Com. TAR Cris Brighton Roll Rep. ASR Bowling League Sr. Dance Com. Bev Brooks Teacher's Sec. ASR Com. GC Com. Harriet Brooks Sr. Prom Com. Skiing Harry Brown Roll Rep. ASR Dance Com. Golf Margaret Bullock Merry Bullock Strenuous Life Staff Strenuaus Life Staff Golden Spurs Golden Spurs Rosemaiden Sr. Class Cabinet Cynthia Burton Vance Burton Art Architecture YFC Carol Bruun Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Sr. Roll Rep. Pat Bryan Colden Spurs Sr. Torch Ben Bryant Ad Council Roughriders Debate Team Barb Budnick Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Darla Buhtz ASR Alumni Com. Sr. Torch Ir.-Sr. Dance Com. Bill Bulley ASR Communications German Club Sr. Torch Diane Bunker Sr. Torch Ind. Study Exe French Pete Bush Indian League Darts sir C. Cum 73 Steve Bush ASR Sports Boosters ASR Dance Com. Young Life Bob Campbell Varsity Football Social Work Civil Services Bill Butler Roll Rep. German Dancers Nat. Merit Tim Campbell Sr. Play '67 Drama Fest. '66 Roosevelt News Staff 1. Kathleen Cain Roll Rep. Ir. Sr. Dance Com. Roosevelt News Staff Bill Campbell Roosevelt News Staff Karate Skiing 74 I 1 4 Kathi Campbell Lynne Campbell Bryce Campbell Sr. Class Cabinet Lab Writer Board BC V.P. Career Day Com. Golden Spurs Roughriders Ski Club Sr. Torch Varsity Golf Odessa Cannon Doug Carmichael Steve Carson Child Psychology Varsity Cross Country ASR Sports Boosters Crew ASR Dance Com. BC Com. Young Life Steve Cartagena Randy Carter Diane Case Scuba Diving Varsity Basketball Song Leader Skiing Swedish Club V.P. ASR Sports Boosters Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Prom Com. Bill Chan Cathy Christianson Bob Chrobuck Radio Club Pres. Roosevelt News Staff Football Sr. Torch French Club Sec. Track Chess Club Roll Rep. Golf Dave Clark Yell Leader Jr. Achievement Pres. Business Barry Cohn Roughriders Tennis Ir. Class Cabinet Scott Clawson Varsity Cross Country BC Cabinet Varsity Track Kathy Colcord Band Sr. Torch Orch. Janet Close Teacher's Sec. GC Com. Dancing Craig Cole Swim Team Ski Team GTO Club to shape his being. Stephen Cole Roll Rep. Basketball Sue Collins GC Corn. Pep Club Ski Club Dean Colman Skin Diving Sky Diving MYF Carol Cone ASR Dance Com. Ski Club Sr. Prom Com. Cheryl Copeland Roll Rep. ASR Sports Boosters MYF Pres. Dave Corley Strenuous Life Staff ASR Finance Com. Sr. Torch 'W 'Xl Bob Comell Varsity Sports Lettermen's Sec. BC Cabinet Darlene Cotter TC8Cl'1Cf'S Sec. Sr. Cruise Com. Skiing Carol Lee Crabill Youth Symphony Library Club jon Cricler Sr. Torch Lab Writer Board Revue Continuity Com. Dev Crockett Varsity Golf ASR Dance Com. Roll Rep. Cage Cross Track Crew Skiing Carolyn Crossett Roosevelt News Staff Golden Spurs Roll Rep. Judy Cummings Science Art Peggy Cummings ASR Sports Boosters Art Skiing Katy Curran Student Forum Com. Israeli Dancing Sr. Culture Com. Sheila Curran ASR Afiiliations GC Com. Swim Team Jim Currie Varsity Sports Roughriders Roosevelt News Staff F i 75 Kathy Cushing FTA GC Roll Rep. Girl Scouts Phil Davies Sr. Roll Rep. ASR Dance Com. Skiing Janet Dadosio Ballet Revue '65 Drama Fest. '66 Glenn Davis Varsity Basketball Lettermen's Club ASR Dance Com. Kris Danielson ASR Dance Com. ASR Sports Boosters Painting Mark Davis He becomes closely involved in the movement of the sehoolg Mary Denzel Zenaida des Aubris Marjan Diepenheim Library Club Pres. Roosevelt News Ed. Revue '65, '66 GC Roll Rep. ASR Make-up Com. GC Cabinet ASR Assembly Com. GC Com. Concert Chorale ohn Dimitriou Ann Doczi Jim Donnen Basketball ASR Communications Strenuous Life Ed. GC Com. Debate Team V.P. GC Roll Rep. Roughriders I Ron Danz Speaker of Council Roughriders Soplr. Class Pres. Dale Deering Debate Team Chess Club Mountain Climbing Tim Dority Steve Doty Chess Club ASR Club Council Sr. Roll Rep. Sue Dryer Drama '65, '66, '67 Golden Spurs Rosemaiden Craig Duarte Engineering Alan Dunham Yell Leader Drama Fest. '66 Roosevelt News Stall Darlene Dunlap ASR Dance Com. Library Club V.P. Hiking Mike Dash Patty Davey Lab Writer Board Tennis Suzanne DeLay Sharon Deming Golden Spurs Painting Sr. Torch Horseback Riding GC Cabinet Drawing fczzrwf, William Dunn ASR Dance Com. Cross Country Carolyn Dvorak Golden Spurs Sr. Torch ASR Affiliations Tina Easterling Roll Rep. ASR S orts Boosters Swedigli Club Roger Eck ASR Sports Boosters ASR Dance Com. Skiing HN Wifi? ' A -- Jeff Eddy Roll Rep. Cars Mary Ederer ASR Finance Com. Rosemaiden '65 Sr. Luncheon Ch. Ron Edge ASR Dance Com. Linda Edmond ASR Sports Boosters Sr. Prom Com. Skiing Valerie Ehlers GC Com. Computer Programin Music John Eickhoff ASR Dance Com. Anthropology Kathy Eilers GC Roll Rep. Study Hall Checker ASR Com. David F. Eisenberg Chemistry Biochemist Z Jim Ennis Russian Club Spades Sr. Culture Com. Mike Erickson Varsity Cross Country Sr. Prom Co-Ch. Roughriders X H X Robert En tenmann Debate Team Student Forum Com. Ski Club Shirley Erickson GC Rec. Sec. Golden Spurs Revue '65, '66, '67 Greg Eldred ASR Dance Com. Ski Club BC Com. Ken Ellmgsworth Concert Chorale Sr. Gift Com. Tennis Carol Ellison Golden Spurs Sr. Torch GC Cabinet Chriss Emmel La Dance Vie Board ASR Assembly Com. Teacher's Sec. Liz Emmons ASR AH-lliations GC Com. ASR Dance Com. John Enger Varsity Track BC Cabinet Roll Rep. Donna Erickson GC Cabinet ASR Sports Boosters ASR Com. Dave Evans z ads 77 1 Jill Evans Ski Club Sec.ATreas. College Conf. Ch. Counseling OH'lce Jerry Fairfull ASR Dance Com. Ch. BC Com. Harvey Everson Ski Club Baseball Don Falkenbury Roll Rep. Indian League Swim Team 78 4. Monty Faigh Spades V.P. Study Supervisor Sr. Culture Com. Larry Farwell Rougliriders Pres. Swim Team Capt. Revue '67 th Stephani Farwell Noel Feetham Nonettes Revue '67 All City Choir Betty Fields GC Com. Teacher's Sec. Hilanders Karl Figley Strenuaus Life Staff Roughriders Ski Club Pres. Karen Filer Drama Fest. '66 Revue '67 Ski Club Lynn Fine C g5f5i,:iplgZffNw1 11 A Tait' if ti SS.. g iaii 3 1 C, 559 fiif gi? :12 Q57 .1 ,.....'... 3.5 K . 1 ln an idle moment, members of the lunchroom squad survey the better half of Roosevelt's Rim Room. commitment to this movement Joanne Finke Stephanie Flashman Susie Fleishman GC Com. Song Leader Teacher's Sec. Teacher's Sec. Golden Spurs Sr. Projects Com. Dancing Revue '67 ASR Com. Kathy Fletcher Robin Fletcher Virginia Flett Lab Writer Board ASR Com. Ch. Sr. Prom Com. ASR AH-iliations Sr. Prom Com. Teacher's Sec. Golden Spurs Roll Rep. Sr. Sports Boosters Dean Fliilet Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Roughriders Al Foe Ski Club BC Com. Connie Flint GC Cabinet ASR Affiliations Sr. Luncheon Com. Denny Fogh Varsity Baseball BC Com. Geof Floren Cycles Melissa Ford GC Corn. Modern Dancing Poetic VVriting VM' AWA forms a Margaret Forde Revue Corn. GC Cabinet Inter-high Chris Fornia Varsity Football ASR Sports Boosters Greg Fornia BC Com. Luncliroom Adv. Ski Patrol Dennis Fortney Debate Team Chess Club ASR Social Service Jeff Foster ASR Assembly Com Sr. Sports Boosters BC Com. Tim Fountain Art Skiing Drawing new outlook. Teresa Franett Golden Spurs Stage Band German Club V.P. Judi Frankel Strenuous Life Staff Golden Spurs German Dancers Don Frederick Sailing Sports Cars Weight Lifting Gail Frisbie Sr. Cruise Com. Sr. Prom Corn. Tennis Jon Froula Skiing Boating Drums Ellie Fruitrich Russian Club Pres. Madrigal Singers Concert Chorale Linda Frykholm Golden Spurs Sr. Projects Com. Teacher's Sec. jim Fukano Reading Weight Lifting Larry Fulton News Ad Staff Spades Art Virginia Galeotti Roll Rep. ASR Dance Com. ASR Communications Cam Gardner Swedish Club Pres. ASR Assembly Com Ski Patrol Ja ne Gardner Song Leader Golden Spurs Revue '66, '67 Janine Gastfield Georgia Gates Margie Gaylord Carol Gebaroff Lynette Gibbons Chuck Gibbs Golden Spurs Golden Spurs Soc. Ch. ASR Dance Com. Swimming Spanish Club Concert Chorale Sr. Torch GC Cabinet Sr. Luncheon Com. Skiing French Club Madngal Singers Roll Rep. Roll Rep. GC Com. Secretary Teacher s Sec Bob Giles Eileen Gillespie Linda Gillette Jack Gobel Judy Godfrey Linda Goeshng Sr. Torch Soph. Class Sec. Roll Rep. ASR Dance Com Strenuous Life Staff Roll Rep. Sr. Torch Russian Club GC Com Golden Spurs Ir. Achievement Roll Rep. Tennis Sr Crulse Com Sr Class Cabinet Through a widened perspective the senior re-examines his beliefs. Kathy Gough Bob Granston Steve Grassley Sr Sports Boosters Surfing Varsity Football ASR Assembly Com. Skiing BC Com. Roll Rep. Motorcycles Lettermen's Club Terrie Gray Susan Grayston Dave Greathouse ASR Dance Com. ASR Com. Roosevelt News Staff Sr Luncheon Com. Sr. Cruise Com. Skiing Skiing Sr. Dance Com, Roll Rep. Randy Greenfield Camera Club Pres. Intra. Sports Skiing Nona Gregory Sr. Play Director GC Roll Rep. ASR Assembly Com Dan Griffin Organ Com. Pres. Book Room Ch. Camera Club Sec. Rob Grittman Debbie Gross Revue Com. GC Com. Skiing Laurel Gunnarsun Golden Spurs Sr. Torch All-N.W. Orch. Bill Gunner Swim Team Book Room Jr. Achievement Elaine Gunter Oil Pain ting Languages Psycho-therapist Ron Gustafson ASR Com. Sr. Roll Rep. Sky Diving Vicky Hale Roosevelt News Staff ASR Affiliations Sports Debbi Hallett Arzelia Hammond lerry Hanley Drama Fest. '65, '66 Sr. Play '66, '67 Revue Com. Ch. Barbara Hanson Roosevelt News Staff Rho Club Roll Rep. Mary Harding Sr. Roll Rep. GC Coin. Skiing Ken Harolclson Sue Harrah Roll Rep. Teacher's Sec. GC Com. David Harrington Music Fishing Clyde Henderson Band Hunting Cars Sally Henry Ir. Class Cabinet Latin Club Oflicer Ski Team Susan Hatch Golden Spurs lst V.P. Sr. Play Director Rosemaiden Terry Hathaway Basketball Track Sr. Dance Com. Mary Hawkins Sr. Cruise Com. Ski Club ASR Sports Boosters Bill Heath Skiing Sky Diving Rugby Sheryl Heggen GC Com. Alan Helseth Teacher's Aide Stage Band Skiing Margie Henderson Kristine Hendrickson Sr. Class Cabinet Revue '67 ASR Com. Sub-Ch. Roll Rep. Swedish Club ASR Sports Boosters Sue Henry Nancy Henschel Revue '67 Sr. Dance Com. Sr. Class Cabinet ASR Bowling League Roosevelt News Staff GC Com. 8I Kathy Heron Gary Herrig E.-Sr. Dance Com. Varsity Track ancing Football Singing Sr. Dance Com. Bruce Hinton Phil Hodge Strenuous Life Stal? Yell Leader Revue Com. Roughriders Sr. Torch Sr. Torch 82 Dan Hess ASR Com. Co-Ch. Cross Country Campus Life V.P. Betty Holcomb ASR Com. Ch. Revue Com. Golden Spurs Barbara Horosko Lal: Writer Board Sr. Torch Concert Chorale Linda Horsley Revue Com. Drama Fest. '65, '66 Ballet Jeanie House ASR Sports Boosters ASR Dance Com. Teacher's Sec. Gene Howe ASR Sports Boosters BC Com. Skiing Jeri Hudson Charles Huggins ASR Dance Com. Ch. Sr. Prom Com. ASR Assembly Com. 41. Ray Hilliard Carol Hiltner Jackie Hinshaw Sr. Sports Boosters Rho Club Pres. Roosevelt News Stal? BC Com. Nonetres Teacher's Sec. Study Supervisor Revue '67 GC Com. Van Holland Carl Holmquist Bill Horn Motorcycles Concert Chorale Sr. Class V.P. Foreign Relations Intra. Sports Roughriders German Skiing Soph. Class Treas. Anthony Hughes Thomas Hughes Chris Hunt Ticket Force German Dancers Pres BC Cabinet Bookroom Roughriders Folk Guitar Lynda Maria Hunter Tish Hunter Sharon Hutchins Revue '65, '66, '67 Golden Spurs Sr. Roll Rep. Sr. Play '66 GC Roll Rep. ASR Dance Com. ASR Sports Boosters GC Cabinet Sr. Cruise Com. Maxine lncierbitzin GC Com. Sr. Cruise Com. Sr. Luncheon Com. Joe Jabon Fran Infelise ASR Dance Com. GC Make-up Com. Laura Jackson Ron Irvine Roughriders Varsity Tennis Lettermen's Club Pat Jackson Com. sw-W Sr. Scrapbook Com. Ski Club ASR Dance Com. ,Q lr as well as knowledge: Dorothy Jaenson ASR Sports Boosters ASR Dance Com. Teacher's Sec. Paul JaHe Stage Crew N cws Ad Staff Roosevelt News Staff Mike Jameson ASR Art Com. Ch. Advertising Skiing Seena Janison GC Com. FTA Spanish Club Galen Jeiferson Son Leader Golgen Spurs Revue '67 Lucy Jens GC Com. Sewing Airline Stewardess Jerry Jensen Sr. Class Com. Revue Com. Ch. Teacher's Aide Pat Jensen Golden Spurs ASR Com. Ch. Jr. Class Cabinet Marge Jewett Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Cruise Com. Teacher's Sec. David Johnson Sr. Prom Com. ASR Dance Com. ASR Affiliations Jeff Johnson Linda Johnson Sr. Luncheon Com Sr. Cruise Coin. ASR Sports Boosters f 2 K J Rob Johnson TraHic Safety Coni. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Retailing Robin Keil Revue Orch. ASR AHiliations Tennis he Values Sandra Junker Trouveres GC Cabinet Swedish Club Sec. Barb Keller Golden Spurs Fashion Board College Conf. Ch. JoAnne Juris ASR Dance Com. Skiing Paul Keller Lab VVriter Ed. his own contribution- Judy Kilian John Kimball Kathy Kinder Roll Rep. Debate Team Sec. Revue Orch. Revue Com. Ch. Youth Symphony Sr. Torch Dianne Kingsbury Barbara Kirby Jean Kirkpatrick GC Com. Golden Spurs Pres. Revue Sr. Ch. Tailoring Sr. Torch Colden Spurs Drama Rosemaiden Sr. Torch mt- , Q3 if2 Connie Kaine ASR Com. Teacher's Sec. GC Com. Robert Kelley Swimming ASR Assembly Com. Tennis Randy Kittleson Track Water Skiing Hunting Alan Knudsen Hiking Forestry Mary Elizabeth Koch Sr. Culture Com. ASR Com. Music Ann Kogan Debate Team Golden Spurs German Dancers Jean Korchinski Stage Band All-City Band Gymnastics Ellen Koutsky GC Cabinet ASR Sports Boosters Sr. Torch Carol Kapek Chamber Orch. Orch. Jennifer Keene GC Com. Sr. Project Com. Youth Symphony Art Dyan Kennedy ASR Com. Ch. Revue Com. Ch Drama Fest. '66 Patricia Kershner CC R011 Rep. ASR Com. Sr. Dance Com. Gayle Krouse Revue Dance Com. ASR Assembly Com. Ski Instructor Lenore Kruse Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Cruise Com. ASR Dance Com. Cindy Lachman Sr. Play '66, '67 Drama Fest. '65, '66 Revue Com. Jeannine Lacy Maureen Laing Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Luncheon Com. Ir.-Sr. Dance Com. Marcy Lanclberg Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Orch. Bob Lane Skiing Football Basketball Dave Langsjoen Sr. Dance Com. Skiing Swimming Luann Larson College Conf. Com. Sr. Sports Boosters Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Bruce Lawver Sr. Torch ASR Sports Boosters Swim Team Chris Lea Sr. Luncheon Com. GC Roll Rep. ASR Dance Com. Tim Leachman Varsity Football Varsity Track Water Skiing Donna Lee Sr. Prom Com. ASR Dance Com. Sr. Cruise Com. Shirley Lee Sr. Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. IBM Ofi-'ice Kathie Lehman ASR Dance Com. Sr. Cruise Com. Sr. Prom Com. Sue Leith Roll Rep. Sr. Prom Com. Skiing Elizabeth Leney Golden Spurs Sr. Torch GC Cabinet Dianne Leslie ASR Affiliations Painting Dennis Lewarch Betsy Lewis jim Lingafelter ASR Sports Boosters ASR Sec. Cycles Roosevelt News Stall Golden Spurs Skiing Revue '66, '67 Sr. Torch Wendy Livesley Don Lloyd John Longi-leld Song Leader Sky Diving Soph. Baseball Nlgr. Revue Com. Skin Diving Spanish Club Roosevelt News Staff Skiing Soph. Dance Com. 85 Ed Tobey leads the band in the alma mater, concluding Bob Lynch Skiing Football David MacDonald Band Ind. Study Skiing Jim MacDonald Cars Robin Maddox GC Com. Skiing Don Magnuson BC Cabinet Sr. Torch Roughriders Paul Magnuson Roosevelt News Staff Skiing Rugby Ann Loomis Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Cruise Com. ASR Dance Com. Dave Lord David Lord Drama Fest. Mountain Climbing Football Russ Lowe Joanne Luke Ann Lyda Sr. Play '67 GC Pres. Golden Spurs Drama Rosemaiden '66 ASR Com. Ch. Skiing Revue '67 Roll Rep. Sandy Malk Roger Manary Beth Mantz GC Com. Science Cleveland Exchange Main Office Golf Sr. Play '67 Nursing Math Drama Fest. '66, '67 Pat Marier Roberto Marino Margaret Martin Roll Rep. Chemistry GC Com. Weight Lifting Physics RNHS Sec. Surfing Philosophy Art Roger Mason Sr. Torch Roll Rep. ASR Com. Carolyn Maye ASR Sports Boosters GC Com. Sr. Roll Rep. Stan Mason Roll Rep. Cars Music Lera McAllister ASR Afliliations GC Com. German Club James Masterson Latin Club Chess Club Chemistry Nora McCormick ASR Sports Boosters Sr. Luncheon Com. Sr. Cruise Com. his mind With others. Clarice McCoy Roll Rep. Teacher's Sec. GC Roll Rep. Laura McCune ASR Dance Com, Sr. Cruise Com. Ski Club Dick McCurdy ASR Dance Com. Track Saili.ng Scott McDougall ASR Sports Boosters Football Water Skiing Randy McEvers ASR Social Service Sports Roll Rep. Karen McEwen Bowling Tennis Reading 'Qi' Doug McFarlane ASR Dance Com. Phyllis McFeron ASR Sports Boosters Sr. Sports Boosters Sr. Luncheon Com. Larry McGee Intra. Sports Sports Music John McGuire Roll Rep. Painting Rugby Karen McGuire Roosevelt News Staff News Ad Staff Nurses Oliice Pat McKinnon Lab Writer Bus. Ed. Roll Rep. Teacher's Sec. Stella McLeod Drama Fest. '66 Swim Team Roll Rep. Barbara McMillan Revue '65, '66 Concert Chorale Roll Rep. Maureen McPhillips ASR Corn. Co-Ch. Russian Club Sr. Sports Boosters Sue McRae Teacher's Sec. Skiing Tailoring Louella Mead Spanish Club Teacher's Sec. Spanish Sharyl Meknes Teacher's Sec. Sr. Dance Com. Inter-High Relations Chuck Merk Richard Merrick Lynne Merrifield Sue Meyer Hiking Skiing ASR Dance Com. Drama Fest. '66 Camping Soccer Teacher's Sec. Ski Club Forestry Ir. Achievement Main Office eri Montgomery john Moore Leslie Moore Gregg Morris TTA Sec Treas Varsity Cross Country Skiing Motorcycles Teacher s Sec BC Com. Hunting Skiing Ski Club Roll Rep. Dogs As a leader he initiates and revisesg Donna Mount Sr. Cruise Com. GC Com. Skiing Pat Murphy Electronics Cars Kathy Myers Teacher's Sec. Skiing Robert Naon Corn. Ch. Coordinator Roughriders Sr. Play '67 Usha Nayudu Inter-High Exec. Ad Council Golden Spurs Judi Neal Revue Com. '67 Revue '67 Nonettcs Shannon Neal Swedish Club Swimming Christy Nelsen GG Com. Music LRY Julie Middleton Marc Montes ASR Make-up Com Book Room Rainbow GC Com. Joanne Morris Strenuous Life Golden Spurs Sr. Play '67 5 Diane Nelsen ASR Com. Ticket OH-ice Sewing hflarv Nelson Varsity Football Ski Club Sr. Roll Rep. Randy Nelson ASR Dance Com. Band Sr. Roll Rep. Sue Nelson ASR Com. Ch. Golden Spurs Sr. Sports Boosters Cindy Nevitt Teacher's Sec. GC Com. FTA Steve Newell Ski Club Sr. Torch DeMolay VVendy Nicholson Revue Com. ASR Dance Com. Ir.-Sr. Dance Com. Torsten Nilson ASR Afhliations Swedish Club Honorary Rough rid er Chris Noble Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Nonettes Lynn Norberg Sr. Luncheon Com. ASR Make-up Com. Sewing Blythe Nordlund ASR Alumni Com. Jr.ASr. Dance Com. IOC Treas. john Nowgroski Roll Rep. Skiing Indian League Melodic Oscarson Concert Chorale Jr. Achievement Kathy Paddock ASR Dance Com. Sr. Dance Com. ASR Sports Boosters Dianne Parks John Parks ASR Sports Boosters ASR Sports Boosters ASR Social Service Photography ASR Dance Com. Medicine 5 Ken Nygard ASR Dance Com. Radio Club Cars Dennis O,Connell ASR Sports Boosters Roll Rep. Spades Bob Odell Varsity Cross Country Track Roll Rep. John Ogden Revue Madrigal Singers Jazz Cene Ohver Cross Country Track Ir.-Sr. Dance Com. Kathy Oliver jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Sr. Prom Com. Roll Rep. Cary Palmer Ski Club Music Architecture Robin Parsons Drama Strenuaus Life Staff Girls' State Rep. .Jaw '31 f' 89 Kay Patty Revue '66, '67 Nonettes Concert Chorale Julie Pengra Roll Rep. ASR Sports Boosters Ir.-Sr. Dance Com. Mike Paul Christine Paulson Sr. Roll Rep. Colden Spurs Revue '66, '67 GC Cabinet Helsa Petersen Bruce E. Peterson Revue '66 ASR Affiliations Drama Fest. '66 Sr. Torch Teachet's Sec. 90 ' Nancy Peterson Rho Club Ski Club Polly Peterson Roll Rep. Sr. Class Com. ASR Com. Ch. Wendy Phelps ASR Com. GC Com. Clothing George Phipps Varsity Football Drama Fest. '66 Young Life Craig Pickerel Roosevelt News Staff Sports Lynnae Pocock Golden Spurs Treas. Sr. Torch Revue Orch. '66, '67 George Pearson Joyce Peaslee Nancy Peasley Varsity Football MYF Golden SPUYS Russian Club Rainbow GC Cabinet Radio Club Cooking Sr. Torch Bruce W. Peterson Janice Peterson Ion Peterson Campus Life Club ASR Dance Com. ASR Com. Concert Chorale Sr. Cruise Com. Golf Ticket Force GC Com. as an individual he offers 3 i it Q 6 - E A x ,,. mif ..- ln chemistry, students learn that even initial observations re- quire attention ancl accuracy. Charlie Pomianek Varsity Football Skiing BC Com. Sherry Powers ASR Assembly Coin. CC Com. Sr. Luncheon Com. Rick Pommerening ASR Dance Com. Ski Club Skiing Don Prather Varsity Football Varsity Track Intra. Sports Com. John Poppke Music Physics Chemistry Linda Pray ASR Com. GC Com. Sr. Prom Com. his experience and potential. Stephanie Pressly Golden Spurs Sec. ASR Social Service Drama Fest. '65, '66 Reed Prosser Intra. Sports Com. XVater Skiing Sports Jerry Prouty Football blgr. Track Mgr. Architecture Linda Pugachoff Teacher's Sec. ASR Dance Com. Drawing Debbie Pulver Golden Spurs Swedish Club Treas. Soph. Com. Ch. Hazel Purdue Song Leader Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Carolyn Raleigh Golden Spurs Lal: Writer Board Sr. Torch Cary Rall Swim Team ASR Sports Boosters Sr. Gift Com. Leslie Rankin Sr. Class Cabinet News Ad Staff Sr. Roll Rep. Lizz Ransom Drama Fest. '65, '66 Sr. Roll Rep. Study Hall Checker Rosalind Reasy Campus Life Club ASR Assembly Com. Drama Lynn Reeder Cross Country Track German Club Susan Reinhardt Sr. Torch Roll Rep. Rhu Club Randy Reneau Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Football Baseball Byron Richards ASR Dance Com. Roll Rep. Lettermerfs Club Emily Richards ASR Treas. Golden Spurs Soph. Class ASR Rep Merle Richlen GC Cabinet German Club Otlicer GC Inaugural Pat Richmond Roosevelt News Staff GC Cabinet ASR Com. Ann Rxckett Paul Rleke Kit Ries Lon Rinas ASR Assembly Co Ch Sr Torch Sr Cruise Com Soph. Football Golden Spurs Roughriders Intra Sports Com jr.-Sr. Dance Com. CC Cabinet Ticket Force Swim Team Sports Jeannette Robinson Laura Robinson L1nda Robinson Greg Rooks Basket Girl Torch Sec Treas Sr Class Sec Football Skiing Golden Spurs Spanish Club Sec Cars Dancing Nonettes Soph Cabinet Boats Greg Ruppert Tom Rusher BC Com. Roll Rep. Skiing Dan Russell Madrigal Singers Concert Chorale Electricity Jim Russell Track Cars Skiing Jamie Ryan Folk Fest. '65, '66 Roll Rep. Philosophy Judi Sack Sr. Luncheon Com. ASR Dance Con-1. GC Com. Don Rizzo Music Sports. Musician Sherrie Roselle Golden Spurs Sr. Torch ASR Aiiiliations Pat San Clement Teacl1er's Sec. CC Com. Caroline Saunders Teacher's Sec. Swim Team ASR Com. Ch. Cathy Sunto ASR Sports Boosters Sr. Prom Com. GC Com. Sue Savage Spades Pres. Rho Club Club Council Sec. Vonda Schellenberg GC Corn. Teacher's Sec. ASR Assembly Com. Margie Schmidt Sr. Scrapbook Com. GC Com. Peter Kurt Schmidt Swim Team Photography Writiiig Ed Schreiner Hunting Fishing Guns Andrea Scott Club Coordinator Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Cabinet Cynthia Scott ASR Com. Ch. IOC Sec. Skiing Dick Secord BC Cabinet Golf JV Football Al Serebrin Tom Silliman Sr. Torch All-City Orch. All-City Band Mike Skow Camera Club Music Jana Silverman Lal: Writer Board Drama Fest. '66 Sr. Torch Bill Skubi Roughriders Ir. Class Pres. Rugby Tammy Shadura Russian Club V.P. Sr. Roll Rep. Concert Chorale Chris Sharpe Aircraft Mechanics Architecture Design Kaaren Shervey Revue '65, '66 Madrigal Singers Sr. Class Cabinet Kerry Shiels Roll Rep. ASR Com. GC Cabinet Joy Shook Roll Rep. ASR Social Service GC Cabinet Jim Shreve ASR Sports Boosters Skiing Tennis Greg Simunds Rougliriders Varsity Football Varsity Track Chris Skullerud ASR Communications ASR Publicity Com. Drawing 93 Al Slade Harry Slye Brad Smith BC Com. Water Skiing ASR Sports Boosters Rugby Hunting Sr. Sports Boosters Football Sr. Cruise Com. Grant Smith Peggy Smith Rich Smith Skiing Varsity Basketball Hilanders Sr. Cabinet Letter-men's Club Wendy Smith Dancing Kym Snell Drama Fest. '66 Revue Com. '65, '66 Russian Club Steve Soderland ASR Com. Ch. Torch Com. Ch. Lab Writer Board Linda Softing Bunnie Solvang GC Com. Sr. Play '66 Drama Kris Sorensen Sr. Class Com. GC Com. Bus. Administration 94 ' .... Aa wi Chris Smith Dee Smith Geri Smith Drama Fest. '66 ASR Scrapbook Com. Dancing ASR Com. Revue '67 Skiing Roll Rep. Art Art Rick Smith Steve Smith Tracy Smith ASR V.P. ASR Com. Roll Rep. Varsity Football Roll Rep. Basketball Roughriders Rugby Mountain Climbing Scott Soules Leta Sparks Barbara Spencer Roosevelt News Staff GC lst V.P. Roll Rep. Golden Spurs Teacher's Sec. Revue '67 Carla Spencer Gerri Spillers Steve Sprake Sr. Cruise Com. GC Corres. Sec. BC Com. GC Com. Rosernaiden '65 Sr. Cruise Com. Skiing Revue '67 Swim Team a .. Cary Sprecher Aly Sproule ASR Aililiations GC Treas. Sr. Class Com. Golden Spurs Chris Sproule Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Skiing Astride a yell leader's shoulder, Victor E. Bear leaves amid the cheers of the Turkey Day crowd. Chris St. Luise Cheri Stanford ASR Career Day Ch. ASR Com. Sr. Sports Boosters ASR Homecoming Mary Starr Teacher's Sec. Sr. Class Com. Student Forum directs him to look forward. Laurie Stay Strenuous Life Staff Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Bonnie Steffan Int. Decorator Mary Stensvold GC Roll Rep. RNHS Teacher's Sec. jim Stephens Debate Team Roughriders Sr. Torch Diane Stevens CC Roll Rep. ASR Social Service Skiing jay Stickler Sr. Class Pres. Rou hriders Ad Council fnxx. Connie Stinson ASR Dance Com. Spades Sr. Cruise Com. Kurt Stoklce Donna Stopp ASR Dance Com. GC Com. Skiing Laurie Stowell Sr. Prom Com. GC Com. Skiing Cheryl Stratemeyer Sr. Publicity Com. German Dancers Spades Ian Stratiner Concert Chorale Sr. Class Cabinet Roll Rep. 95 G it James Thomas sv-as wmv George Strausser Stuart Sulman Marsha Summerrise Steve Sundgren Electronics Varsity Golf Rho Club Varsity Football Football Lettem-ren's Club GC Roll Rep. Varsity Track Boxing Skiing Revue '65 Skiing Cayla Sweum Sue Swisher Steve Talbott Linda C. Taylor Ski Club Sr. Scrapbook Com. ASR College Conf. ASR Make-up Com. gr.-Sr. Dance Com. Ski Club Sr. Projects Com. Sr. Play '67 eacher's Sec. ASR Make-up Com. Sr. Gift Com. Library Club He sees the continuing hope for human meeting. Helen Thompson Swhn Team GC Com. ASR Make-up Com Volleyball Meg Thompson Sharon Thompson Sr Roll Rep. Revue Com. Swimming Sr. Prom Com. Ski Club Karole Thompson Sr. Roll Rep. ASR Dance Com. GC C0m. Steve Thompson Study Supervisor Intra. Sports Russian Club A.,- Sheila Thornley Revue '65, '66, '67 ASR Assembly Com. ASR Sports Boosters Bob Thornquist ASR Sports Boosters Indian League Tennis Marilyn Thorsvig Revue Com. ASR Com. ASR Sports Boosters Margaret Thronclsen Knitting WE3Y'1Hg William Thwing Study Supervisor Skiing Gymnastics Barbara T1mpe Sr. Torch Golden Spurs Trouveres Y A , Pat Sweeny Outdoors Skiing Marie Taylor Teacher's Sec. Library Asst. GC Corn. Terry Sweet Rho Club V.P. ASR Sports Boosters GC Com. Linda Tenney Sr. Cruise Com. Sr. Prom Com. ASR Publicity Com. 'ATN' Ed Tobey Drum Major ASR Sports Boosters Roll Rep. Howard Todd Varsity Football Torch Pres. Roughriders Russ Todd Cars Racing Sky Diving Jody Tomlinson Golden Spurs Sr. Torch ASR Com. Ch. Cathy Toney Sr. Class ASR Rep. Golden Spurs Revue '66, '67 Pat Totten Roll Rep. ASR Sports Boosters Sr. Prom Com. Bill Tourikis Varsity Football Sr. Dance Com. Sr. Prom Com. John Tousley ASR Assembly Com. Ski Club Baseball Helen Trepp College Conf. Com. ASR Affiliations Young Life Duane Trettin Sr. Dance Com. Cars Sports Chuck Turner Roughriders Study Supervisor Crew Ginny Van Ness GC 2nd V.P. Revue '66, '67 Rosemaiden '65 Stephanie Wade Doug Walsh Roll Rep. Sr. Roll Rep. ASR Com. Mike Wallace Madrigal Singers BC Com. Curling Kathy Walsh ASR Publicity Co Sr. Prom Com. Teaclier's Sec. UL Linda Vanni Spades GC Com. GC Roll Rep. Dick Vincent Swim Team Sr. Cruise Com. Track Barbara Vine Madrigal Singers Concert Chorale Sr. Torch Marv Vining ASR Communications Skiing Michele Violante GC Com. Library Asst. Sewing Iohn Voigt Cars Cycles Football Donald Walley Rick Ward Debate Team Roughriders Sr. Torch an. 97 Gregg Warriner Mike Watson Bill Watts Norm Weigel Craig Wells Jean Wells ASR Assembly Com Sr. Cabinet Sr Sports Boosters ASR Com. Co-Ch. Mountain Cllmbmg Fashion Board Chuck Wheelon ASR President Sr. Play '66, '67 Revue '66, '67 Ed White Debate Team Pres. Roughriders Sec. Drama Fest. '65, '66 Doug Wilkison Inter-High Rep. Roughriders Sr. Torch Alan Williams Karate Skiing Sports Marcia Williams Golden Spurs Sr. Torch ASR Com. Co-Ch. Richard Williams Track Cross Country Basketball Carolyn Weber Sr. Torch RNHS Library Club Bob Welsh Snow Skiing Water Skiing Todd Weber Roughriders Basketball ASR Merrymaker Mike Westfall Track Wrestling Sr. Prom Com. -B Katherine Weed Sr. Pro'ects Com. GC Roll Rep. ASR Sports Boosters Sue Westlund GC Com. ASR Sports Boosters Skiing The senior leaves Roosevelt Chic Wilson Gail Winterberg Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Cruise Com. ASR Dance Com. Nancy Wilson Roosevelt News Ed. Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Rick Wise BC Pres. Lettermen's Club Roughriders Georgia Wimbush Sr. Class Cabinet ASR Alumni Ch. Revue '67 Bruce Wolf Roughriders V.P. BC Cabinet Roll Rep. -I Darlene Wolfe GC Roll Rep. Sr. Projects Com. GC Com. Mark Worcester Varsity Track Roughriders Torch Cabinet Stephen Wood Ir.-Sr. Dance Com. Sr. Dance Com. Sr. Prom Com. Nancy Worgan Inter-High Rep. Lab Writer Board In. ASR Elections Co Q21 F! Dave Worcester Roughriders Sr. Class Cabinet Revue '67 Fritz Wrede Intra. Sports Com. and the home it shelters... Carolyne Wright Drama Fest. '66 Sr. Play '67 Lab Writer Board Debbie Wright Ski Club FTA GC Com. Denny Wright Slootball Mgr. ung Mountain Climbing Kathy Wright Rose Zier ASR Historian ASR S orts Boosters King gounty TAR Pres. Gabriele Zeitler Roll Rep. SW' T u-n eam Open House lwtmwwa4mw1aim.za,,uxqa.wl 1 ...ff V : ..:f:.,1:wa:a1. Colvin Holm Varsity Football Sr. Prom Com. Track .al In Memoriam Mark I-Iotovitslu The Mini-AC. replaces the old Activity Center as a hub of student life. 99 ...to accept new challenges. Senior Class Cabinet-Thircl row: Laura Jackson, Leslie Rankin, Dyan Kennedy, Mike Erickson, Kathi Campbell, Merry Bullock. Second row: Randy Nelson, Linda Coesling, Carolyn Raleigh, lean Wells. Front row: Margie Henderson, Rich Smith, Ian Stratiner, Ann Lycla. CMissingl: Kathy Murphy, Dave Worcester, Georgia Wimbush, Mary Eclerer. IOO Seniors await graduation with mixed emotions. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Ronald Crider Steven Cunningham Thomas Dwyer John Ellison Dan Fenton Art Hall Michael Hall Lynn Harrow Stephen Hart John Heathcote Victoria Hugo Rodney Hunter Perry Kinzey Hugh Klopfenstein Maureen Laing Marcene Lanclherg Myron Lee james Lewis Benjamin Lowe Steven Makela Michael Marden Sharol May Mary McGuire Mark McKagen Lyle Merk Russell Miele Mary Nelsen Steven Nowak Timothy Pearson Wayne Peterson Brenda Pournarus Michey Richmire Michael Rowe Anna-Mari Sarkanen Mary Saunto Gerry Schiegel Greg Siemens William Skilling George Thomas Steve Toliver Io Ann Vander Veer Marijka Van Soelen James Wahl Wendy Yalacki im Q 1 CRX mo 13 Xmqggiv 3NwxC53o.S i CXQS94: Sslxkr:-x.wJ 5535 Sveosxcfkfhfls-Q 3 t N-fgywwk-W-1 052553 surge may 'X QRQYQB E-W234'SSXC.':x:Q:1J Vik' XfbQf2bQAwxxQsxQ'g-xs3QSSFQX if-QYNCZBXETB 'NXQKg1eMx'l9fxeo1Qsx. 39xos.+Q,f levvwv, elkqigx- Ck QIQJQQCKQ Se LEXKETBWUTUES manger f2sCNmokQQsQ,, Cbmgse, vwif C1-C0331 NX Through organized activities each Jxkrvfi- igXs Q.Q,f 3 943-Sgeix' QQ' student is able to ad His personality asm to the combined spirit of the home. XWSYN Z5-axQwt ti si qi X a Q WNNQA' X .11 x A 5 A ft-it st 3 -'RES EER Jig-A ' Q I M . is Ks tes X 'tg if smith mg Y XM -et, is 1' C Q-me SQ it 2 ' - -fm, we TX Q.. 5 X 5 H Es gk ex C 5 1A FQ, Ex QS x '-mx X'-Q. fx tx -JS Q-3. as r E J' s 'gl f Emily Richards Chuck Wheelon Rick Smith Betsy Lewis President Vice President Secretary Treasurer I x ,E V Rose Zier Historian Bob Naon Coin. Ch. Coordinator Mrs. Lorna Erickson Activity Coordinator IO4 Student leaders ln trying to effect a new and dy- namic student government, the stu- dent body ollicers chose as a theme ASR A.C.'l'.S., A Challenge Toward Successfl Looking to a successful year, Mrs. Lorna Erickson assumed the posi- tion oi Activity Coordinator, and a new appointive oilice was added, the Club Coordinator, who was in charge of the Club Council, a group com- prised of presidents of the school clubs. provide direction. ASR's major project was to inspire student respect for the school. To ac- complish this, a pride in cleanliness around school was stressed, and the student body was assuaged with such signs as Eat Neat, Stash Trash, and Stop Siop. The oihcers also urged good con- duct at dances and other school ac- tivities. Student Cabinet-Third row: Henri Duyzend, Earl Adolphson, Rick Smith, Rick Wise, Jim Donnen, Howard Todd, Larry Farwell, jay Stickler. Middle row: Cathy,Toney, Betsy Lewis, Zenaida des Aubris, Barbara Kirby, Andrea Scott, Ron Danz, Bob Naon. Front row: Emily Richards, Usha Nayudu, Joanne Luke, Nancy Wilson, Rose Zier, Carolyn Baugh, Lind Rober, Nubar Hovsepian, Chuck Wheelon. 4' et , 1 . Ron Danz, Speaker of Council, and Andrea Scott, Club Coordinator, con- fer with Mrs. Erickson. Members of Student Cabinet have a chance to express their views. Club Council-Back row: Steve Hart, Bill Chan, Dick Chrichton, Randy Creenfield, Chuck Wheelon, Ron Danz, Ed White. Front row: Andrea Scott, Ellie Fruitrich, Tessa Hopman, Paula Crindy, Sue Dryer, Re- becca Silliman, Sue Sav- age, Joni Warmington. CMissingl: Reid Martin, John Hruby, Jim Ulrich, Christ Hunt. Advisory Council-lim Davis, Usha Nayudu, Jay Stickler, Joy Bjorgan, Bryce Campbell, Claudia Morse, Betsy Lewis, Chuck Wheelon, Cinny Van Ness, Ben Bryant, ' Rick Smith. IO5 A complete change was made in ASR committees this year by reorganizing and condensing them for more eflicient operation. By combining forces the size of many of the committees vvas increased and the chair- men, guided by Bob Naon, were required to accom- plish more in the same amount of time. lnterhigh maintained the same level of activity as in the past with its interschool relations, but its activities were brought closer to the student body through more extensive ASR Committee Chair- men-Baclz row: Steve Soderland, Sue Nelson, Dyan Kennedy, Barb Kel- ler. Front row: Pat Jensen, Betty Holcomb, Cynthia Scott, Maureen lVlcPhil- lips, Bob Naon fstamoiingl. Ulflissiifzgl: Iody Tomlin- son, Tom Hughes, Ierry Fairfull. publicity. The Communications Committee included many past publicity groups and continued the job of keeping the students informed. Malte-up Corps spent hours before BHS productions applying malce-up and dealing with tensions mounting backstage. The Assembly Committee presented the students and fac- ulty with varied assemblies throughout the year rang- ing from Christmas with Charlie Brovvn to spealcers with different achievements and interests. Interhigh representatives, Tim Dearborn, Nancy Worgan, Doug Wilkison, and Usha Nayudu, iron out problems of the march for the school levy. Assembly Committee-Back row: Earl Adolphson, lay Stickler. Front row: Scott Smith, juli Waesche, Tim Dearborn, Dyan Kennedy, chai1'1nomg Bruce Wolf fkneelingj. Active members of the Communications Committee work after school to publicize an upcoming pep assembly. sensitive leadership evokes a student response. A member of the Make- Up Corps efficiently ap- plies make-up before cur- tain time. IO7 Working through groups, the student gains new experiences: This year ASR committees again provided op- portunities to serve the school and organize various activities. Sports Boosters promoted school spirit by painting signs, organizing pep assemblies, and selling pep buttons. Members of Pe Club, a sub-group of this committee, supervised tlie various activities of Sports Boosters. The ASR Dance Committee planned the monthly PTA school dances. Members of this committee helped various groups sponsor the dances by selling tickets, selecting bands, and designing pro- grams in preparation for each' dance. The Alumni, College Conference, Vocations Committee was formed, combining the efforts of these three previously separate groups. This committee provided the students with opportunities to meet and talk with representa- tives from various colleges in the country, and wel- comed alumni of Roosevelt during Homecoming Week. Through the Affiliations Committee, the for- eign exchange program at Roosevelt was continued with funds from the sale of ski equipment and book- covers. The committee also maintained Roosevelt's affiliation with Suma I-li h School in japan. The Elections Committee, newTy formed this year, organ- ized all elections and compiled rules and regulations concerning them. IO8 Afliliations Committee- Back row: Sue Hogness, Betty Holcomb, chairman, Kathy Fletcher, Beth Mantz, Sherrie Roselle, Chris Wencker, Margaret Scott. Front row: Torsten Nilson, Bob Palmer, Bruce Farwell, Cary Christman. QI' Dance Committee--Back row: Creg Rubstello, Dev Crockett, Randy Nelson, Steve Costie. Front row: jerry Fairfull, chairman, Galen jefferson, Marsha Bean, Ken Nygard. Elections Committee--Pat lensen, clzairmang Gary Strat- iner, Tim Dearborn, Bob Caplan, Gregg Warriner. 'W Sports Boosters-Third row: Megan Dean, Merry Stam, Iohn Parks, Dennis Levvarch, Sally Morton, Laurie Fliflet. Second row: Kris Hendrickson, Sue Hessel, Rose Pierides, Gayle Mayrand, Sue Leith, Iamela Soules, Ann Lyda. Front row: Iody Tomlinson, co-chairman, Georgia Wimbush, Zona Bolton, co-clmirwzmfzg Larainc Skelton. Alumni, Gollege Confer- ence, Vocations Commit- tee-Barb Kellerjclzair- man, lill Evans, Darla Buhtz, Georgia Wimbush, Mary Eclerer, Polly Peter- son, Robin Fletcher, lim Davis. IO9 he learns to express his ideas-and his feelings, Student Forum-Back row: Rod Hendrix, Glenn Paulson, Ralph Peaslee, Mr. Williams, adviser. Front row: Dave Utevsky, CO'Ci'lCliT111d1'Lj Nubar I-Iovsepian, co- chairmang Katy Curran. Student Forum strived to present controversial issues in their school pro- grams. The committee arranged for various important speakers such as Governor Daniel Evans, Professor Geovani Costigan and Dr. Akira Horita from the University of Wash- ington, to speak to Roosevelt students. Resolved: That the foreign aid pro- gram of the United States should be limited to non-military assistance. This question was discussed by Roosevelt's Debate team throughout the year in inter-high competition. The team at- tended tournaments in Seattle, Ta- coma, Spokane, and Bellingham. In addition to debate, members competed in impromptu and extemporaneous speaking, oratory, and interpretive reading. In the Bellingham tourna- ment the team placed third in over-all ratings. In March, 'lim Stephens and lim Donnen won a berth to the Na- tional Tournament at Nashville by placing first in the N.P.L. tourney for Vvashington. Debate-Third row: Steve Block, Ed White, president, Gel- land, Rick Ward, Paul Ronin, Kathy Kinder, secretary, Al este Aronson, Elisa Sparks, Jan Kennaugh, Jerry Johnson, Benditt. Front row: Garla Van Dam, Chuck Wheelon, Marc Gordon Griggs, Ronnie Kun. Second row: George McCarthy, .lim Donnen, vice-president, Robert Entenmann, Steve Soder- IIO Sullivan, Bob Naon, Jim Stephens, Ann Kogan, Bev Purdue, treasurerg David Drebin. fllflissingl: Mr. Kabush, adviser. Rooseveltis Social Service commit- tee conducted school drives such as the UCN, Clothing, and Red Cross. The committee also did volunteer vvorlc at the Orthopedic l-lospital and other community organizations. Future Teachers of America inform- ed students about teaching careers, and helped them vvith their plans for college and specihc teaching oppor- tunities. The students talked with cadets and visited several schools to observe different teaching techniques. Spades was an organization in Roosevelt for students who were will- ing to talte the responsibility to help handicapped children. The club per- formed service projects for handicap- ped CS11t61'S and members toolc these children to several Roosevelt basket- ball games and the Senior Play. Social Service-Back row: Robin Hildebrandt, Shir- ley Russell, Diane Belvin, Clara Walker, Diane Driscoll, Sue Ziegman, Debby Arron, Wanda Carroll, Sue Nelson, chairman. Front row: Mar- cia Williams, vice-c1fLair- man, Laurie Robinson, Chris Viggers, Mary Do- erty, Carole Haertel, Joy Bjorgan, Wendy Willson, Karen Watson. C Missing Q: Lexie Duea, vice-chair- man, Miss Chambers, ad- viser, Susan Hansen, Iao Katagiri, Kelly Roberts, Cheryl Walling. Spades-Back row: Miss Mullen, adviser, Sue Furman, Ron Furman, Dennis Hjeresen, Monty Faigh, vice-president, Neal Peterson. Front row: Karen Wat- son, Sue Bishop, Daphne Schneider, Ande King, secretary. Ulflissingl: Sue Savage, president, Wendy Williams. FTA-Back row: Mrs. Mason, adviser, Tessa Hopman, president, Ann Eggers, Sharon Anderson, Linda Brown, Laura Mel- ton. Front row: Cindy Nevitt, Linda Hart, his- torian, Kathy Cushing, Seena Ianison, 11ice-presi- dent, Chris Wencker. fMissingj: Cheryl Martin, Jeri Montgomery, secre- tary-treasurer. Ill Av' ef-wg f an Ticket Force-Back row: Paul Rieke, Arnie Abrams, Don row: Tom Hughes, chairman, lim Davis, Ann Boyd, Sandy Zwiers, Cary Creenberg, Dick jensen, Ron Spring. Front Anderson, Nancy Melton, Connie Moore, Richard Duke. Finance Committee-Back row: Mrs. Struble, Mrs. Erickson, Mr. West, Mr. Christianson. Front row: Emily Richards, chairman, Earl Adolphson, Tom Hughes, Dave Corley, Carol Beard. he learns to Work productively with others. The Pass Sales Committee met during the summer to plan and publicize the sale of student passes. Aided by their efforts, eighty- seven per cent of students bought passes. The student-faculty Finance Committee handled all school financial affairs. ln the spring, it estimated the income for the next year, had each activity submit a budget pro- posal, and then balanced the projected budget. The Ticket Force sold the student passes and tickets for all school functions. It was also responsible for the collection of the tickets at the door. Pass Sales Committee- Emily Richards, chairman, Merry Bullock, Andrea Scott, Betty Holcomb, Sherrie Roselle, Stephanie Pressley. II3 Attendance Office-Third row: Marcy Landberg, Linda Frykholm, Ann Rickett, Teresa Franett, Wendy Livesley, Robin Fletcher. Second row: Pat Barrett, Janis MacRae, El- len Kelley, Laurie Adam, Linda Coesling, Dorothy Iaenson, Georgia Wim- bush, Mrs. Nolte, adviser. Front row: Chris Noble, Polly Peterson, Kathy Murphy, Leslie Rankin, Nancy Wilson, lody Tom- linson. Ulflissingl: Carolyn Raleigh, Betty Holcomb, Debbie Pulver, Kathy Cain. The student grows through This year many girls donated one of their class periods to performing various services for the admin- istration of Roosevelt. ln the Main Cihce the girls acted as secretaries, switchboard operators, reception- ists, and file clerks. The girls in the Attendance Oliice handled the details of marking absentee cards and compiled records. The personal files for all the stu- dents at Roosevelt were maintained by the girls work- ing in the Counseling Oiiice. They also assisted the service to the school, counselors in distributing various materials. In the IBM Ol-Hee, girls helped prepare, maintain, and dis- tribute IBM records to students and teachers. Mem- bers of the Library Club helped the library run smoothly by checking out and shelving books. The activities of this group included an all-city workshop and a field trip. The school staff was very grateful for the services these girls performed. Main Oflice-Third row: Carolyn Crossett, Mau- reen Laing, Barb Horosko, Pat Totten, Gayle Krouse, Jackie Szikszoy, Connie Flint. Second row: Sandra Malk, Pam LaBoff, Carol Ellison, Karole Thomp- son, Tina Almy, Nona Gregory, Melissa Matlock. Front row: Marcia Wil- liams, Andrea Scott, Nancy Worgan, LeeAnne Baunsgard, Carol Brokke, Donna Stopp, Sue Swish- er. Ulflissingl: Rosalind II4 Reasy, Susan Meyer. IBM Office-Fourth row: Ellen Koutsky, Tammy Shadura, Judi Neal. Third row: Ann Lyda, Geri Smith, Pat Bich- mond, Debbie Benson. Second row: Yvonne Adams, Kathie Benson, Jan Stratiner, Peggy Smith. Front row: Mrs. Kurtzer, adviser, Wendy Willson, Galen Jefferson, Shirley Lee, Merle Richlen. Ulflissingl: Patti Anderson, Vicki Hugo, Helen Thompson. Counseling Gflice-Third row: Pat Jensen, Jill Evans, Barb Keller, Jan Case. Second row: Janine Castfield, Laurel Cun- narson, Lynne Campbell, Sandy Junker. Front row: Nancy Peasley, Chris Noble, Laura Robinson, Sherrie Roselle. Library Club-Back row: Mary Denzel, president, Dianna Close, Marie Vaughn, Marie Bird, Connie Flint, Peggy Banker, Linda Halley, Janetta Jackson, Carol Bishop, Carol Lee Crabill, Darlene Dunlap, vice-president. Front row: Susan Reinhardt, Bev Brooks, Susie Jordan, Wendy Yalacki Marie Taylor, Linda Taylor, Linda Vanni, Valerie Ehlers UVlissingJ: Kathy Albert, Joyce Peaslee, Valerie Dean, Ellen Boyd, Sheilah Wheeler, Carolyn Weber, Kay Wilson. he realizes the value of cooperation with others. Study Checkers-Back row: Nona Cregory, Kathie Benson, Joyce Bangsund, Kathy Eilers, Kathy Colcord, Laurie Adam, Diane Case. Front row: Tina Almy, Kris Danielson, Marjan Diepenheim, Barbara Spencer, Jane Gardner, Shirley Erickson. Ulflissingl: Sally Henry. II6 Roosevelt students who served as study supervisors and checkers helped to maintain a quiet study atmosphere. The study supervisors enforced study hall rules which mainly concerned talking, tardiness, eating, and gum chewing. The supervisors worked closely with Ad Council issuing tickets to those who violated the rules. The study checkers, as well as the super- Visors, were selected hy the study hall teachers. Checkers sacrificed much of their own time to check and record the attendance of the students and to perform other secretarial services for the study hall teachers. , fi. , 1' Study Checkers-Third row: Mary Koch, Cynthia Scott, Marijka Van Soel- en, Sue Nelson, Sherryl Struble, Ceri Spillers, leri Montgomery. Second row: Stephanie Pressley, Terry Timberlake, Lizz Ransom, Jeanie I-Iouse,Laurie Stay, Lynn Norberg. Front row: Chris Viggers, Aly Sproule, Juli Waesche, Peni Pearson,Nar1cy Peas- ley, Chris Sproule, Ann Mitchell, Linda Millikan. Ulflissingl: Christy Roselle. Study Supervisors-Back row: Howard Austin, Ceorge Pearson, Bob Cor- nell, Ken Ellingsworth, Tom Boyns, Phil Cold- stone, Tim Dority. Front row: Cary Christman, Bryce Campbell, Phil Hodge, John Enger, Dave Clark, Mark Worcester. ef, l , fl' L Study Supervisors-Back row: Steve Schvvager, Scott Smith, Prather, Karl Pigley, Charlie Pomianek. fMissingQ: Dave Jim Ulrich, Bill Vandenberg, Bruce McKagan, Tim Leach- McCaffree, Bill Thwing, Steve Thompson, Chuck Turner, man. Front row: Bill Watts, Kurt Schmidt, Phil Kirby, Don Steve Sundgren, Creg Siemens. II7 Latin Club-Third row: Galen Jefferson, Sally Henry, Judy Hunter, Syd- ney Spangler, Lynn Rub- stello. Second row: Debbie Weeks, Susie Jordan, Linda Brown, Edith Her- inger, Rebecca Silliman, president. Front row: Doug Harris, Dave Erick- son, Doug McDowell, Marc Thomas, Dennis Mateski Cstandingj, presi- dent. fMissingQ: Ron Hsu, Gary Parks. Shared talents enrich individual understandingg Russian Club-Ellie Fruitrich, president, Helen Poddesny fstandingl, secretaryg Tammy Shadura, vice president, Paul Falchi fdancingl, treasurer. II8 -r Swedish Club-Randy Carter fstandingj, vice president Sandy Iunker fsittingl, secretary, Debbie Pulver, treasurer Ulflissingl: Cam Gardner, president. Promoting an interest in foreign cultures and languages was the purpose of Roosevelt's language clubs this year. As Dennis Mateslci, president of Latin Club, stated, We hope to improve ourselves by studying the past and the present. Spanish Club's pinata party and French Club's play began a year of fiestas, dinners, and films. The annual Roman ban- quet and slave sale rovided the financial support for Latin Clubzs orphan. A bazaar at a Russian church and German Clubis band and dancers introduced the students to the culture of the Russian and German people. Swedish Club was brand new this year and was active with Held trips to Scandinavian villages and import shops. Q9 German Club-Teresa Franett, vice president, Brian Grassley, secretary- treasurerg Reid Martin, president, Chris Hunt, president-German Band and Dancers. I French Club officers, Dave Voorhees, 'vice president, and Cathy Christianson, secretary-treasurer, play Boules, a common French game. fMissingQ: George Thomas, president, Lori Larsen, act. coord. ' -5.-' 15 f-if, is A N f 7 E -. 2. K Spanish Club-Sandy Hardy, secretary-treasurer, Seena Ianison vice presidentg Joni Warmington, president. HE .BF Crgan Club-Back row: Ioline Studley, Dennis Van Zandt, George Shangrow, Randy McCarty. Front row: Kathy Rau, Dan Crifhn, presidentg Paula Crindy. common interests strengthen human relationshipsg A variety of activities was odered at Roosevelt that gave students a chance to participate both for their own enjoyment and as an aid to the school. Rooseveltis Camera Club was reconstructed to be a service to both students and special groups and to teach members the principles of photography. Inter- ested students joined Radio Club, working to receive their amateur radio license. The members of Chess Club were able to improve their skills of chess through their ladder systemi' and through their annual inter- school tournament. The spirit of Ski Club was shown this year through its large membership and enthusiastic oi-licers and adviser. The Club, which sponsored one ASR dance during the year, provided students with the chance to see ski films, listen to speakers, and perhaps par- ticipate on the Club's racing team. Organ Club, in its first year of existence, attempted to promote musi- cal workmanship and to provide music for assemblies. Camera Club-Mike Skow, vice-presidentg Dan Crimn, Marv Rosenberg, Debbie Ott, Bill Chan, Rick Wickberg. C M issing J: Randy Creenfield, presi- dentg Barry Cohn, David Brazier, Paula Crindy. I2O Chess Club-Back row: Willie Skubi, Iames Masterson, Phil Grega, Steve Hunt, Dennis Fortney, Bill Chan, Steve Doty, president, Dave Frankland. Front row: Michael Beck, Jeff Foster, vice-president, Glen Jacobs, Patrick O'Brien, Connie Reiller. Ulflissingl: David Utevsky, Martin Ekenes, Rich Duke. Radio Club-Bill Chan, president, Alden Thayer, Iohn Solbakken, George Holdsworth. Ulflissingl: Ken Nygard. Ski Club Oflicers-Back row: Pam Murphy, Jim Ulrich, Chris Viggers. Front row: Karl Figley, president, Fay Jones, Jill Evans fkneelingj. CMissingl: Bob Bingham. I2l Bookroom, Audio-Visual, Treasury-Emily Richards, Gary Ghaput, Jerry Prouty, Phil Hines, Rick Tolbert, Scott Good. Almskaar, Scott Mauermann, Dave I-Iemmingsen, Iohn combined skills magnify individual contributions. Stage Grew-Third row: Steve Zimmerman, Brian Moog, Karl Entenmann, Gene Christenson, Paul Jaffe, David Eisenberg. Second row: Jerry Hanley, Sherry Bess, Nona Gregory, Kathy Kinder, Kimberly Brangwin, Brady Wright, mgr. First row: Fred Woodhouse, Todd Prambeck, Bud Gray, Loren Isaac, Miss Wills, adviser. I22 The AudicrVisual, Bookroom, and the Treasury Departments com- bined their headquarters this year in the bookroom. Each group, however, continued its designated tasks. The A-V squad operated and serviced audio-visual equipment for the fac- ulty. The bookrooin was in charge of the distribution of books and school supplies to both students and teachers. The bookkeeping for all student accounts was handled in the Treasury which received, counted, and banked money. The Stage Grew was in charge of the staging and technical aspects of all Roosevelt productions. For the major productions the Stage Grew not only built the sets, but also worked with backstage equipment and audio-visual aids in the audi- torium to provide the lighting and special edects used in the Senior Play, Revue, and the Drama Festi- val. The crew also assisted drama classes and the school assemblies. fy . i fif:'f::,ff 154 , . 5 .g y gf, 7 Q is ,, ik 3 . , . MW ,, an Q ,' l 4 ,fl 4 ' wg-my-if sr T 1 ' 1 K ,.,,, ,i . A ' M' L' Qiziy? 'f Blast-ol-f For Skyride ,66-'67. Mrs. Connie Huey A home is founded Joanne Luke President Barbara Spencer 1 st Vice President Ginny Van Ness 2nd Vice President Gerri Spillers Corres. Sec. Shirley Erickson Recording Sec. Aly Sproule Treasurer on friendshipg Adviser Special Chairmen-Patti Anderson, Chris Noble, Suzanne DeLay, Carol Ellison, Merle Richlen, Liz Leney, Chris Paulson, Nancy Peasley fsittingi. 1 I Spring Cabinet-Back row: Cathy Harman, Ter- ry Timberlake, Cheryl Walling, Ioy Shook, Kathy Lewis, Betty An- derson, Rooks Olson, Car- olyn Dunn, Mary Koch, Karen Gartside, Madeline Crook. Front row: Cindy Vail, Chris Wencker, Lynn Hamilton, Sandy Hardy, Roberta Randles, Mary Hsu, Ann Silver, Linda Marxsen, Marion Docter. Blast-offs, martians, rockets, and blue and green outlined a busy year of Girls' Club activities. Skyride '66-'67 was the theme surrounding the club's goals and events. The six officers spent the summer making plans that would skyrocket Girls, Club through an eventful year. The traditional Father-Daughter Ban- quet, Fall Leadership Conference, and Big and Little Sister Party were held while at the same time Girls' Club managed to have a new and fresh look. To begin with, the Girls' Club oflice, commonly known as the v Fall Cabinet-Back row: Donna Erickson, Lexie Duea, Linda Millikan, Sherryl Struble, Nancy Bondelid, Elaine Hough- ton, Nancy Peasley, Carol Bruun, Pat Richmond, Eunice Pxosenperl, Ellen Koutsky, Connie Flint, Claudia Mills. Front row: Debbie Condon, Ioyce Gardner, Ann Silver, Chris Noble, Cheryl Walling, Claire Sibold, Merle Richlen, Margaret Forde, Andy Callow. G.C.O., was given a complete renovation. Striped curtains, pillows, and blue and green flowers replaced the old drab of the past. New committees were added which specialized in promoting better relations with teachers, Boys' Club, other schools, and many foreign countries. The newspaper, Skyline, was broadened in its circulation. Shirley Erickson, rec. sec., summed up their purpose when she said, This year's G.C. has chosen as its goal to help the girls of Roosevelt in their growth toward adulthoodf' l25 it is strengthened by personal involvement . . . r Howard Todd Bruce Farwell Laura Robinson President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Karen Anderson Sharon Bess Eileen Boese Suzie Bolotin Nick Boyns Pat Bryan Barb Budnick William Bulley Margaret Bullock Merry Bullock Diane Bunker Lynne Campbell Bill Chan Kathy Colcord Jon Crider Jim Currie Ron Danz Suzanne DeLay Jim Donnen Sue Dryer Carolyn Dvorak Carol Ellison Larry Farwell Kathy Fletcher Judi Frankel Janine Gastlield Bob Giles Eileen Gillespie Laurel Gunnarson Bruce Hinton Senior Torch Phil Hodge Betty Holcomb Barbara Horosko Tom Hughes Jerry Jensen Robin Keil Kathy Kinder Barbara Kirby Jean Kirkpatrick Mary Koch Ann Kogan Jean Korchinski Marcene Landberg Bruce Lawver Elizabeth Leney Betsy Lewis Joanne Luke Don Magnuson Roger Mason Joanne Morris Steve Newell Bob Naon Christine Noble Robin Parsons Nancy Peasley Bruce Peterson Helsa Peterson Lynnae Pocock Carolyn Raleigh Susan Reinhardt Emily Richards Paul Rieke Laura Robinson Linda Robinson Sherrie Roselle Andrea Scott Kaaren Shervey Tom Silliman Jana Silverman Steve Soderland Laurie Stay Jim Stephens Steve Talbott Meg Thompson Barbara Timpe Howard Todd Jody Tomlinson Ginny Van Ness Barbara Vine Rick Ward Carolyn Weber Ed White Doug Wilkison Marcia Williams Chic Wilson Nancy Wilson Bruce Wolf Mark Worcester Nancy Worgan Carolyne Wright Mr. Walter Adviser Torch Cabinet-Third row: Andrea Scott, Steve Soderland, Chris Wencker, Howard Todd. Second row: Laura Robinson, Lyn- nae Pocock, Linda Marxsen. Front row: Ray Myrtle, Bruce Farwell, Mark Wor- cester. Jonathan Farwell is introduced as guest speaker at the February 'Torch assembly. D rin Mili k ri in r - ' ' ' ' ,uiitii in ,ht2fZ,,ff,iZeSei,fQ1,ne fo ms boys of OPPOI ...and individual achievement This year Torch and Boys' Club worked to involve as many of their members as possible in various activi- ties. Students were required to maintain a CPA of 3.5 in four subjects to qualify for membership in Torch, Ptooseveltys honor society. Eat, Drink, and be Merry was the theme of the annual Torch banquet, which all members and their parents were invited to attend. Assemblies, featuring guest speakers such as Dr. Peter Raible, discussing the Cod is Dead con- troversy, and jonathan Farwell from the Seattle Rep- ertory Theatre, proved to be informative as well as enjoyable. A picnic and several more assemblies were planned as Spring activities for Torch members. Boys' Club also arranged a variety of activities in which the boys of Roosevelt were urged to participate. Many traditional events, such as the car show, were con- tinued. Roosevelt's Boys' and Cirls' Clubs co-spon- sored one of the monthly PTA school dances. Spring activities included Military Week, the Father-Son Dessert, and a ping-pong tournament. Cne of the new projects introduced this year was the Ugly Man Contest, which raised funds for the jerry Lorentzen Foundation for injured athletes. Rick Wise Bryce Campbell President Vice President Ron Andersen Mr. Thrapp Secretary-Treasurer Adviser Boys' Club Cabinet-Third row: Dean Fliilet, Bill Vandenberg, Steve Schwager, Chuck Turner. Second row: Bruce Wolf, Lee Stiles, Don Magnuson, Scott Clawson. Front row: Bruce Bailey, john Enger, Dick Secord. Cllflissingl: Bo Cornell, Norm Weigel, Tom Hughes. IZ7 Mrs. Helen Smith Adviser Laurie Adam Karen Anderson Joanne Arkebauer 2nd Vice President Patt Barrett Carol Bruun Pat Bryan Barb Budnick Margaret Bullock Merry Bullock Lynne Campbell Carolyn Crossett Suzanne DeLay Sue Dryer Carolyn Dvorak Carol Ellison Shirley Erickson Stephanie Flashman Kathy Fletcher Teresa Franett Judi Frankel Linda Frykholm Jane Gardner Janine Castfield Georgia Gates Social Chairman Linda Coesling Laurel Cunnarson Sue Hatch Ist Vice President Betty Holcomb Tish Hunter Galen Jefferson Pat Jensen Barb Keller Barb Kirby President Colden Spurs Ann Kogan Jean Kirkpatrick Marcy Landberg Elizabeth Leney Betsy Lewis Joanne Luke Ann Lyda Joanne Morris Claudia Morse Kathy Murphy Usha Nayudu Sue Nelson Chris Noble Robin Parsons Chris Paulson Nancy Peasley Lynnae Pocock Treasurer Stephanie Pressly Secretary Debbie Pulver Hazel Purdue Carolyn Raleigh Emily Richards Ann Rickett Laura Robinson Aly Sproule Barb Spencer Andrea Scott Sherrie Roselle Laurie Stay Barb Timpe Jody Tomlinson Cathy Toney Ginny Van Ness Marcia Williams Nancy Wilson Nancy Worgan Through giving himself to others the individual extends the home beyond the school Service was given to the school, the community, and on an international scale by Roosevelt's two senior service honoraries, the Colden Spurs and the Roughriders. To become a Spur or Ruff, a student was required to have a 2.5 grade average and have been active in school and community affairs. One hour of service to the school each day was required of each Spur, as an assistant in one of the oflices, a library aide, or a teacheris secretary. ln addi- tion to this, the Spurs worked in various community areas including the Handicap Center, Neighborhood House, Seattle Day Nursery, and many others. ln addition to ushering at games and serving with Spurs at school functions, the Roughriders Worked at the Handicap Center, Anti-Tuberculosis League, and were available to help handicapped and needy people throughout Seattle. Together, the Ruflfs and Spurs supported a Korean orphan, OK., using money raised in a joint bottle drive. This typified the spirit of eagerness to help those less fortunate and able than themselves. Rough riders Mr. Art Wiper Torsten Nilson Adviser Paul Rieke Earl Adolphson Kurt Schmidt Treasurer Gregg Simunds Ron Andersen Bob Bingham Ben Bryant Bryce Campbell Barry Cohn Jim Currie Ron Danz Jim Donnen Mike Erickson Larry Farwell President Karl Figley Dean Flillet Phil Hodge Bill Horn Tom Hughes Ron Irvine Don Magnuson Bob Naon Randy Nelson Bill Skubi Rick Smith Steve Soderland Jim Stephens Jay Stickler Howard Todd Chuck Turner Rick Ward Bill Watts Todd Weber Chuck Wheelon Ed White Secretary Doug Wilkison Rick Wise Bruce Wolf Vice President Dave Worcester Mark Worcester 1 U1C03'fP'5f' x exiffzfa W f'U1ff+W 020 IUWJ H 'M' ,OCJLf'iff1 fj ,QW-fQf 7'7 U3 N IU! gil A , , A f V W 117 , Claw.-,Q.,.+,,,f:ff fif 109050 Mui fd, , U' L . I W H Wifi, 'pdlfb ,f67lf J9'v'zUcf,- 47ffi 3ff'lffY6v 'wjud Lf , g L, Cg:.,ff ,cf fL,3,ffM,,LLj CL fb MOP' U Nj ' , fy 1 Lgljfflfllfvv ' f'l'.,,, fb by ,Q UL fight! fd Lift if . Piiwl ilfifi :lim we VN 0, W ll if ill? M 'ltllgjlll sl? LU KQIJQJ O' lir'3igTllJli5 Writes The cooperation Within a team translates the athletes' skill and con- centration into an effective Whole, which generates a unifying spirit. X n ll vf s wifi sl i X 35843 BQ t R V My all Do h all at iw . 'ty 'K QP . 1 ,' X! iw BAA YAQQJLQ W M ,ff QQ, X' ,, J- Q55 olf f WS XO feflm QC' Qgxlj QQ t troy Varsity Football-Back row: Art Wiper, coach, Mike Lee, end, Bill Bidstrup, end, Steve Crassley, center, Hugh Klop- fenstein, end, Tim Leachman, tackle, Ron Crider, end, Bill Skilling, guard, Steve Sundgren, tackle, Marv Nelson, cen- r' .ans Norm Weigel breaks right on a quick pitchout from jim Currie. l32 ill?- ter, Ceorge Pearson, tackle. Front row: Bob Campbell, guard, Howie Todd, end, Col Holm, end, Earl Adolphson, guard, Bob Bingham, guard, Charlie Pomianek, tackle, Chris Fornia, tackle, Rick Smith, guard, Scott Seidel, end. The desire to excel in The Varsity Football season began with a Ted victory over the Spartans. With a stout defense and an interception, the Teds Won, 7-O. The Lynx then fell, 32-22, with Bob Cornell legging 153 yards. The Scots were next to fall, 34-12. The defensive team proved to be one of the toughest in the city, holding the Eagles three times within the Ted's live yard line. The Boughs won this muddy game, 6-O. Hale was then ambushed, 33-18, as the Riders piled up 457 yards for a season high. Art Hall scored three touch- downs and broke the Metro rushing record by carry- ing the ball 261 yards. In the most thrilling game of the season, the Teds beat the Barns on the foot of Steve Coccia. A 66-yard pass play from Jim Currie to Hugh Klopfenstein spear-headed the Boughs' scoring. The Beavers then shot down the Teds in the upset of the year with a 12-7 victory. But the Boughs bounced back and defeated Sealth, 10-7, for the third Metro Champion- ship in four years under Coach Don Harney. In the words of Coach Harney, this team was truly exceptional, for they were able to do their best when the chips were down. l Varsity Football-Back row: jerry Prouty, mga, Steve Coccia, fullback, Don Harney, couch. Front row: Gordon Baker mgr kicker, Roger Mantei, fullback, Bob Cornell, fullback, Norm jim Currie, quarterback, Don Prather, quarterloackg Art Hall Weigel, winglmckg Bill Tourikis, kicker, Brian Grassley, halfbackg Buck Evans, winglouck, Tim Dority, fullback sports creates an athlete. Varsity Recap Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt 7 Shoreline 32 Lincoln 34 Shorecrest 6 Cleveland 33 Nathan Hale l 4 ln graham 7 Ballard Turkey Day 10 Sealth Defensively the Teds were massive, offensively they could move ,....-c Hugh Klopfenstein leaps high to catch the Roughriderpass. Bob Vynne Hips a jump pass over the arms of a Sealth lineman. Xl53lmUfff5'g,fi w3i,xXR!ferp, ,WHRIULSQ5 Q yiwllmgfft wWRfU5f3,rr1 v if -L ff- f ' 1 1 68: 74W so + 34, , w V V, ,uk b ,M Q! I spf- ttwffas 4 t wanting, Q w,l3frlZU33- p y QXQEEXRQUSR5 ,WW A 83 zz' Junior Varsity football team-Second row: Kenneth Elgin, Front raw: Larry Burgher, lim Clillorcl, lim Stack, Nubar mga, Chris Beiser, john Holya, Hans Siskin, Scott Smith, Hovsepian, Jim Anderson, Roli Cromwell. Gary Webb, Bob Vynne, Tom Bingham, Lloyd Meyer, mgr. l34 P Sophomore football team-Third row: Wes LelVlay, Dale Druliner, Dick Bogan, Marc Cahail, lim Andrilenas, Ron Iegries, Steve Schulte, Joe Forde, jerry Rosenthal, Ioe Wabey, Scott Thomsen, Doug lVIoEat, Craig Lester, David Byrd. Second row: Leonard Thrapp, coaclzg Willie Berg, Doug lVlcFeron, Tom Hayes, Tom Brownell, Bob Cloyd, All sports are generated by competition. Although the Junior Varsity football team did not have an impressive record this year, the coaches felt that there was definite im- provement during the season. This was evi- dent in the last two games of the year. The JV team was victorious over lngraharn 7-6 and Ballard 22-O. The Iunior Varsity ended the season with a 2-3-1 win-loss-tied record, and the fourth place in the Northern Division. According to Leonard Thrapp, the coach, the Sophomore football team had a great deal of potential. The line was extremely lar e and the defense allowed only 44 points to Ee scored against them. Four opponents failed to cross the goal line. The squad started the year slowly, but gained momentum through the season. The Sophomore team finished with a 4-2-l record and third place in the division. Dean Dragset, Bob Argens, Don Harris, Vic Steiner, Tom Simpson, Pat Walmsley, Bob Cunningham, Boyd Hansen, Lloyd Crowston, coach. Front row: Harold Anderson, Randy Rehn, Al Montgomery, Tracy Hart, Ed Mace, Dan Boyd, Phil Richmond, John Parker, Dave Cilbertson, Cordon Spencer, Steve Keyes, Kirk Bailey, Martin Hodge. Coaches Harney, Thrapp, Crowston and Wiper go over a play for a coming game. l35 1 Eli Tim Haw .f 1 ff F 2 2 I ig, . lf? xg ig: 'g3:g ,1Q K E 4 G fa :Ai kv Q, If, 3 V '11,Qi, A- k ,iiiigjf 'H z ffii? 1 my Q kgfweglgff - 1, -5- Ta. , ,,,, IV. Cross Country-Back row: Don Hartnett, mgr., Dave Fields, Stu Laugh- lin, Rich Iohnson, Bob Caplan, Larry Steele, Bill Filer, john Rodenberg, Richard Williams, Chuck Nordquist, mgr. Front row: jerry Reinhardt, Bob Bailey, Alex Friedrich, Kim Parsons, Bruce Long, Greg Petrie, Dale Can- non, Lynn Bubstello. Cross country team mem- bers limber up and dress down before a work-out in Ravenna Park. Within the team, competition stimulates mutual respect. Varsity Cross Country-Back. row: Creg Stephens, Mike Walmsley, Jon Fulton, Dick Lewis, Bob Odell, Eugene Oliver, Mr. Snowden, coach. Front row: Doug Carmichael, Scott Clawson, John Moore, Bill Savage, Clenn Bailey, Lynn Beeder. The '66-,67 cross country team, despite ill- ness before the all-city meet, came out fifth in the Metro League. This year's team had only one or two returning lettermeng next year's team will have the advantage of tive returning lettermen, two of whom are sophomores. Along with the new sophomores, several seniors who had never participated joined the team. The team trained after school in Ravenna Park for short runs, for long jogs, the runners were given the chance to run wherever they chose. When asked how the team trained, Coach Snowden explained that there was no specific way. He emphasized that it was just all hard, hot work. ln this respect, cross country teams are in a group by themselves. The demands of turning out for a cross country team, staying on the team, and ulti- mately succeeding are far greater than those of any other sport. The squad this year was unique in that it worked harder, was more enthusiastic, and showed more team spirit than almost any previous team. I37 Varsity basketball squad-Back row: Rick Wise, lim Austin, Dean Flillet, lim Briggs, Doug Cangler, Rich Smith, Steve Schwager, Marv Scott, coach, Ben Snowclen, couclfzg Mal- Before a game, Coaches Snowden and Wiper observe the opposing squad. I38 colm Klug, Carl Anderson, Bill Vandenburg, Bill Bidstrup, Bob Nelson, Scott Seidel, Charlie Youngs. Front row: Bob Branigin, mgrg Doug Bennett, mgr. Cllflissingj: Clenn Davis. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Roosevelt Shoreline Roosevelt Chief Sealrh Roosevelt Shorecrest Roosevelt Cleveland Roosevelt Ballard Roosevelt West Seattle Roosevelt Queen Anne Roosevelt lngraham Roosevelt Lincoln Roosevelt Carfield Roosevelt Nathan l-lale Roosevelt Rainier Beach Roosevelt Franklin Roosevelt Lincoln Roosevelt lngraham Roosevelt Shoreline Roosevelt Nathan l-lale Roosevelt Shorecrest Roosevelt Ballard Exuberant Roughriders celebrate a come-from-behind victory. Each individuals desire From the opening tip-oil: to the final buzzer, the Roosevelt Boughriders jumped, dribbled, and shot in an attempt to equal the winning seasons of past teams. The team showed tremendous spirit, as they had the ability to come back and win after losing live games by a total of seven points. The Boughriders fought their way from the bottom of the league to end up in a tie for fourth place in the Northern Division standings. The high points of the season were the come-from-behind one point victories against Lincoln and Shorecrest, and a 35 point game by Glenn Davis against Shorecrest. Teds awarded all city honors were Glenn Davis, to be best sparks the team. 2nd team all city guard, Bill Vandenburg, Carl Ander- son, Dean Fliilet, Bob Nelson, honorable mention. The Junior Varsity team which was composed of the juniors on the varsity squad, finished with a 5-7 record. The coaches felt that the team showed much improvement during the season, because of the fact that many of the IV starters played varsity and could not participate in some of the IV games. The team ended up in fifth place in the division. The Sophomores had great potential, the coaches felt, but at times this ability was not used fully. The team did show improvement though and it ended up in third place in the division with a 7-5 record. Sophomore basketball squad-Back row: Mike Walmsley, Dennis Mc- Afee, Jim Andrilenas, Dale Cannon, Dave Erick- son, Boyd Hansen. Front row: Larry Hayes, mana- ger, Jeff Gall, Dave Skone, Jay Blasingame, Steve Gehrig, Dan Boyd. I39 Carl Anderson outjumps his opponent to get the tip-off. l4O Q R f 'K Q An open lane gives Bob Nelson a free lay-in. The combined drive to Win oi! o F A m N E I L:kl:ZVA M . , . M Glenn Davis drives around an lngraham defender. ,. K .X , M .. Dean Flillet arches the ball toward the basket. stimulates team unity. Coach Snowdon gives advice during a Lincoln time-out. Roughrider Bill Vanclenburg grabs an lngraham rebound .M ' ,, : OI!! Af , . Q - , V' I4I Swim Team-Third row: Harold Anderson, Allen Philips, Bob Wiclcs, James Thomas, John Hruby, Cary Jansen, Scott Cilbert, Mark Burgess, Donald Walley, Christy Robb, Jill Starling, Jamela Soules. Second row: Don Falkenbury, Jim Jaderholm, Doug Howard, Larry Farwell, Laurie Fliflet, Tish Hunter, Joyce Gardner, Claire Joy, Sharon Jones, Claudia lklills. from row: lVlr. Wallcer, coach, Bob Jackeman, Bob Kelley, Bruce Farwell, John Holya, Stella lVlcLeod, Dick Bozarth, Carolyn Sprague, Karen Thornquist, Meg Thomp- son, girls' captain, Roger Faris, boys' captain. fllflissingj: Steve Shallow, Rick Lewis, Kajsa Berg, Chris Holm. The athlete gains personal satisfaction through improvement. Roosevelt's '66-,67 swim team, according to Coach A1 Walker, was the best team the school has ever had. This was proved by the victories over Hale C137-78D and lngraham C117-971. First places in the All-City meet were captured by both the boys' and girls' teams. The girls placed first in diving, while the boys took second and sixth places. The Roosevelt girls, ski team placed second and Al Philips executes a perfect swan dive during a swim team work-out. I4Z fourth in the slalom and first and fifth in the giant slalom. In the cross country they took sixth place, in the jumping, second. In over-all standings, they were third. The boys captured fifth place in the giant slalom. Over-all, they were fourth in the slalom and first in the giant slalom. ln the combined totals, they were fifth. Ski Team-Joan Hunter, Sally Henry, Jim Ulrich, Chris Viggers, Becky Viggers, Bob Bingham, Joel Watkins. -I 'Sf of L1 J' xo JU 6, vga, JS 'fu fs 'P if of .r-aj -r .90 9 - 'ffv W 4' J' 05 wo, J F 219 6 A Cv 0, ,9 xpofr rs' 74 'w O x 0' xv' 0 JD 'fx Jf' ' br, QW C' :fx IJ '50 QP N90 U KV r 'gf 90' Va 58' r bp- X Q uf Up :Say O ag r 5,0 X of P .609 RF 6 be .20 NQ, 50 fejxv Vy .x ,D 0 N X1 '- 4 f in i m 22' R 5 Q ' si X wi W SR Q 5 gi Qui fi? 5 2? BAWWTWKKQWWVZW is ,ffm 2 M SNS? Varsity Baseball-Back row: Gordy Baker, manager, Bob Nelson, Steve Schwager, Dean Flifiet, Rick Wise, Bruce McKagan, Scott Seidel, Mike Benjamin, Art Wiper, coach. The efforts Bob Nelson warms up on the pitcher's mound. I44 Front row: Larry Hayes, manager, Jim Dabney, Robin Shak- arian, Ron Anderson, Jim Volbracht,VDoug Bennett, Roger Mantei, Denny F0gh.N'J.'S9W55'X XMWMWQ-P each explode into team success. The Roosevelt varsity baseball squad had several challenges to meet this year. Not only T was the home field marred by building con- struction and heavy equipment, but since there were only four returning lettermen, the majority of the players were juniors. The Teds recovered from a first-game, six-run shutout at the hands of Shoreline, by dumping Gar- Held, 4-0. Hale proved more difficult, gaining a 5-4 victory over the 'Riders' The team de- feated their next two opponents, lngraham, in a thirteen inning marathon, l-Og and Bal- lard, 3-0. However, the Teds lost the final two games of the lirst round: Shorecrest, 2-1, and Lincoln, 2-1. Unable to beat this run of bad luck, Roose- velt lost the iirst two games of the second round, against Hale, l-Og and Shoreline, 6-2. As the closing games drew near, the prospects for a winning season were fading. 3 Y 4? 4 M ,.L.W mat.. 3 A I.V. Baseball Team-Back row: Darryl Dick, Ron Schug, Larry Carlander, Bob Davis, Ron Jeffries, Art I-lynernan, Tom Hayes, Mr. Thrapp, coach. Front row: Walter Philips, mgr., Jay C-arbell, Randy Rehn, Doug Mof- fat, Steve Gehrig, Dave Skone, Dan Boyd, Dave Wilson, mgr. The unity of a team makes possible closer human contact. Although the junior varsity hasehall team started its season with Eve losses, no wins, and one tie, some of the games were lost hy one or two runs. After eleven innings, the game with Hale ended in a 4-4 tie. Witli the exception of replacements for shortstop and second hase, the team will retain all of its mem- hers. The Roosevelt tennis team, with live returning lettermen, started off with two wins and two losses. The losses were to Ballard and Lincoln, and the vic- tories were over Shoreline and lngraham. Next sea- son's team, with seven returning lettermen, promises to he a very strong one. The Roosevelt golf team, in the first of four matches, came in third with 190 points, hehind ln- graham, Ballard, and Hale. The team, with a very strenuous workout schedule, was often on the greens until 7:30 at night. , se, +L , In a practice game, Darryl Dick comes close to tagging Dan Boyd out at first. I46 Varsity Tennis Team-Mr. Dranga, coach, Lance, mascot, Rand Grevstad, Ron Irvine, George Bridges, Dave Aagaard, Ted Eisen- hardt, Greg Leaver, Alex Friedrich, Greg Quigley, Gary Christman, mgr. mewgve 'A ' V Wh-ig if 'wi A V - i1.i'r-iv1 ri'i' wks 'reigns J - 'A - W ' S r.4,,W'...r,,-,. rg Wi fp. -gd A. ' Y .Mit i .lm X,f, , -- 1 ' f 9, V, Fel ' '24 eV - K : rrrhvxwa-x 1.,f, rxfirlf' p y y - LQ , f M , C. .L,L, , , ,, r ,,.. , . , .3 ,. We ,EER M .3 m l ,.- imwsrmzsacnxxix Q V,--,Q-kr Q24 .?'fkV'g'Yi2UlQ 1' I.. , . 5 ,Q I v - 7 2 15 5 1 ' 11 -- M LW ' -' ,.-.--Q. 5 g' :i,,yf.y 171' 'A 1,1-if g 'L ii.-as lv ,gie?iA'Q?'Q13Anm, unum'5k15,YwW ,F '-05 go, r file'fx-Q+r?'f,,f'iiz?L13ii3m . QQ-mf.aEi?,,E,,2!4? E m ...-ii Kig nun iff! 2, 1 V1 H L-frrfgr , C .T . f , -'rwggaa-e-ft, r f v Q ' it Y f r T K 75. 2- M, 3 mam . Kerry' ,,,,,,fwfgg3,2?g?v?iWi2iu?aganm ni ,Mah ,i , , ,L , i , may r ,-.munmnmmrigwwnaanggigm ,smug mgmm gi ,i ii 5, ,.X,,M Qv,,c,, ,,r , . , JT' -ga mma' 'gmlm mvmawagafaqw H'2f 'am fa , Maggie '75, Q My I he 1: or Q,-gaimuimiiw 'CHRRWW' ' ' -admin, not QWWWQ. as sn 'ig anim ?,'WWs5a3m main gggggsa ff W ' 'ii ' mamwifa'-aQ4i'mEnnamu was WM Qu- f na gwgf, ww -'lg fiiue,ggwf5vw1f 3'sMf a.e53 eaammnm fmimumeigmasmmgggiw '- migywii-Qeimkaiaggii at -frfgwdiw-awe!! Jr - 4: : Q - I A . 2319553 u NSW' 3 2 'W' . ,sw ec: , Matched with Band Crevstad in a doubles Workout, Bon Irvine executes an overhand smash. Max Norgart observes Stu Sulman's putting -M form. Creg Leaver recovers Ted Eisenhardfs fore- hand drive. Colf Team-Back row: Mr. Bushing, coach, Clcnn Bailey, Neal Peterson, wzgng Fred Woodhouse, Pat Walmsley, Doug Cangler, Harry Brown, Dev Crockett, Craig Slcubi, Bob Odell. Front row: Dick Secord, Terry Crockett, Tom Bergerson, Dave Worgan, Bryce Campbell, Norm Page, Max Norgart, Stu Sulman. I47 Track and Held squad-Third row: lohn Poppke, Richard Williams, Mike Walmsley, Dennis McAfee, Byron Rich- ards, Steve Grassley, Hugh Klopfenstein, lon Fulton, Dick Lewis, Lloyd Meyer, 111m1ager. Second Tow: Jerry Prouty, mmmger, Ed Mace, AI Montgomery, Greg Rubstello, Mark Hugh Klopfenstein strains to clear Wcircester, Chris Reiser, Buck Evans, Brian Grassley, Harold Anderson. Front row: Tim Leachman, Don Harris, Bill Oliver, Scott Clawson, John Enger, Gary Herrig, Art Hall, Doug Hartnett, Steve Coccia. the high jump bar at six feet. I4-8 'Q i i 5 1 I l l Wi Track and held squad-Second row: Mr. Crowston, coach, Dan Reichman, manager, Terry Gregersen, Dave Voorhees, Cory Bourdeau, Malcolm Klug, Jim Andrilenas, Steve Schulte, Rick Rice, Hans Siskin, Rodney Thornley, Duane The exhilaration of athletics generates a responsive atmosphere. This year's Roosevelt cindermen, under the direc- tion of the new coaches, Mr. Crowston and Mr. Lahounty, were expected to show very well this sea- son. The team was composed of many of the Teds who were undefeated as QIVS last year. However, building construction and had weather hampered turn-outs at the beginning of the season, making practices diiiicult. To solve this prohlem, the track- men ran around Green Lake and Lower Woodland for their practices. Halfway through the season, the Teds had posted victories over Shorecrest, Ballard, Lincoln, and had taken fourth in the Relay Carnival. Standouts for Roosevelt were Byron Richards, shotpat, Hugh Klopfenstein, high jainp, Steve Coc- cia, high hurdles, Chris Reiser, low hurdles, Buck Evans, Ed Mace, Don Harris, pole vault, Scott Claw- son, two niile, Dick Lewis, one mile, Bill Oliver, 880, Art Hall, 440, john Enger, Gary Herrig, Don Hart- nett, Sprints. DWI S Axherg, Ioe Wahey, inanagerg Mr. Lahounty, coach. Front row: Randy Carter, Boyd Hansen, john Ellison, Dean Drag- set, lim Sleater, Larry Anderson, Don Magnuson, lim Davis, Bruce Long, Kim Parsons. Byron Richards stretches to achieve a maximum distance in h h t t tt' . t es opu compe 1 ion '49 Song Leaders-Galen lef- ferson, Wendy Livesley Stephanie Flashman, Di ane Case, Jane Gardner, Hazel Purdue. Song and Yell Leaders practice the Victory yell for an upcoming game. I5O Yell Leaders-Back row: Mike Hall, Pete Chall- man, Dave Clark. Front row: Dave Seppa, Phil Hodge. fMissingl: Al Dunham. Athletes together build a community. This year's song and yell leaders were chosen last spring by a team of judges composed of teachers, pupils, and last year's song and yell leaders. Along with the marching band at foot- bull games, and the swing band at basketball games, the song and yell leaders led the student body in sup- porting the teams at all varsity games and pep assemblies. They used old yells, original ones, and gained others through inter-school exchanges and desserts, some of which they hosted. They also promoted general spirit by selling pep buttons and making pep signs. This year the boys' intramural sports pro- gram provided an opportunity for both hard, physical work and enjoyment. Headed by Mr. Dean Brink and Mr. Ray Williams, the program included weight-lifting, basketball, track and Held, and tennis. However, the program was not designed only for boys. One of the favorite activities was the co-ed tum- bling and apparatus. The girls' after-school program, headed by Miss Chris Hovland, provided similar oppor- tunities. However, it also gave the girls the chance to earn points toward their Rho Club letter. Archery, track and field, tumbling, volleyball, basketball, and badminton were included in this program. A volleyball team of selected girls took part in an all-city volley- ball tournament. Rho Club also observed the tradition of selling pom-poms during the foot- ball season. Players' faces show the strain of an intramural basketball game. Rho Club Oflicers-Back row: Miss Hovland, adviser, Shar- lene Stevens, secretaryg Carol Hiltner, president. Front row: Barb Hanson, treasurer, Terry Sweet, vice-president. fMiss- ingl: Peg Power. Miss Hovland approves Nancy Bondelid's form in a back Hip . . , - Q, V f .fi ' - 1-iglm' if f , 'ef gi I . . ....., T. F ISI mem , ,X,. , -L'.i e 'i 'G 1 A H . l W f 9' X ,W J Q, . 4 . ,.... f R 2, , 5 Q x . 4 . L W1 me .Q MQ as K Ja SE? 4 ,3X,,45Q1.,4,, A Lew QE, fnswiiv Q-f fn.. KNILT ' 529 fail, f ff if 5593 'Qi vqfbilm ww L, .A :xi-sri V 'K ,fl fy? QV mmm. F ,,.... , .5 , ,M :M ,. A yay. if f ff' '21 ,T W. ,gm 5 .,, ff 5 . . s 2 5 . f X 9 2 X f. ,, WK .WNW A . 3352: 1. 4 v , 5 J n 5 R f E fif xx i , '-1 . , .: A 1 i -1 5 s 52 S f' E53 Y 4.53 Q Qi?-gm 1 52 g.,,.,,1.,. qu-hge Q M. W .2 5 :EA 1 ,win vmfgf X ,gf fm M Ev if f 'ka 1 52 N, 'Erik X? hgrl . S 'S 1 f Q .LL, A.. -. :ze L-l- M, W 6 P? M, -QM Q W. ,gyvlfz . . . - 53 ' 1 ' Q Za: H. 15' 5 ,fggw Q . wg QF 5 lr ggngg Y, , M, 'R mm g. XA wg? . W S .. , .V gipggg cj fy 111. ff w 1, 11 my JF? - ,www V 5 iw KH 5 U E PRUDUCTI From individual talent and effort, a production emerges vvlaicli moves the individuals beyond themselves . rw-gl for a moment, into the of imaginations 7 A ll -- f l 1 ,X it :iw A 'n auf I Fix, A bi X N L QL , , K. 1 .i .V if K L if Lf 4 w all' X A fl 1 N l ,xgf 5': 2.5: lt., 3,11 1. ll ling' its!! lftfa 1 1421 1'-J fl: ual A . lk, Q QQLI .Q 3 Q Y ', ZX f' Lf Tx iz ,id . x f i f . i Q x wp x . .,,1 1. XM,-' Q, 2LL2,,x.f 5 F hit- A me - 'M' ' TL? f ui' N ' M' , 3 RJ KJ , E my v 5 Sue Hatch Miss Norma Wills Nona Gregory Director Student Directors Yes Mommy, yes Auntie! X Vllifl 5725952 , lvgen lm , LL mb - .Unit Lyjlilllf pil I a Q YEL! L lfoqn -bil' , MJ,LQf- Lf ff 1' leftfm W' ,K w Z 1. f ff-f A , l ' ly ,L Vubl Fl .f, 1,r10-af' ':'n ,,,.'1i9 -S L i pftfx Lei' 121164, 0' V gif if 'affix' T bl, ,JHV7 :ae W' W' yew W Sim Give me back my pearls. You haven,t been very clever. l Q L Kiss me. I 54 . . . a dangerous pack of pockpickles- Artistic productions combine the talents of many. Thieves won't hurt you, viewers of this year's Senior Play, Thieves' Carnival, discovered. The ro- mantic comedy, written for a modern setting by Jean Anouilh, was deliberately set back into the 1890's by director, Miss Norma Wills. It portrayed the attempt of the elderly Lady I-Iurf to amuse herself by enter- taining three pickpockets masquerading as ruined Spanish aristocrats. The result was that the youngest thief, Gustave, and Lady I-lurf's heiress niece, Juli- ette, fell in love. The performance, although simple in appear- ance, required precisioned timing due to live clarinet music accompanying entrances, exits, and scene changes. Also necessary was a combination of modern and stylized acting. Three separate sets, antique props, and elaborate costumes contributed to the intricacy of the over-all production, while the repeated use of masks and disguises demanded a polished performance on the part of the actors. l The Three Musketeers Manoevre is the classic routine for nurse- maids. I55 'On a Wonderful day like today. i'We must have done something good An effective creation makes varied demands on each participant. For Pete's sake, get them to the church on time. Mr. Strauss Adviser Died March 8, 1967 Jean Kirkpatrick Senior Chairman Sue Hinea Iunior. Chairman HBelly up to the bar, boys! lV1ercyl The 9:02-just outside the station. 'Ach du lieber, the temperature no go down. 'iWatch Those Sidetracks or Love on the Rails was the theme for the 1966-1967 Rhythm and Riots Revue. Under the direction of Mr. 1vard Strauss, jean Kirkpatrick, and Sue 1-Iinea, the 27th Annual Revue was held on February 3rd and 4th, When the 9:02 lost its caboose near Oso, a Hollywood producer discovered a young starlet and took her to Hollywood where she starred in a movie. For a publicity stunt, the world premiere of the movie What Evefs Right was held. Finally the starlet gave up her career to marry her boyfriend. The death of Mr. 1vard Strauss on March 8, 1967, was a great loss to Roosevelt High School, Mr. Strauss gave himself and his talents to the Drama Depart- ment for twenty-seven years. In 1940 he organized the first Rhythm and Riots Revue and continued to offer his guidance and inspiration as the adviser. . . . the Revue was Mr. Strauss. I57 Revue Dance Committee-Cathy Harman, Cayle Krouse, Dyan Kennedy, chairman. Revue Technical Committee-Sharon Thompson, Madelene Crook, co- clzairmang Ierry Hanley, co-chairman. fMissingl: Wendy Livesley, Lexie Duea, Pat Barrett. Revue Continuity Committee-Jon Crider, Bruce Hinton, Kathy Kinder, chairman. fllflissingj: Betty Holcomb. Revue Costume Committee-Kym Snell, Marilyn Heggen, Sue Kerr fseatedl, Debbie Condon, Marilyn Thorsvig. fMiss- ingl: Linda Horsley, chairman. l58 The individual offers his excitement and his concern. Working together, the members of the Revue Committee successfully produced the 27th annual Rhythm and Riots Revue. Each of the six sub- committees vvas responsible for the creation of a certain aspect of the show. The Continuity Com- mittee vvrote the script and directed the production. The Music Committee chose the song and dance numbers while the Dance Committee was in charge of the choreography. The Technical Committee built all scenery and props, and the Costume Com- mittee provided the costumes for the cast. It was the job of the Publicity Committee to promote tryouts and the final production. Under the direction of the Junior and Senior Chairmen and Mr. lvard Strauss, the adviser, this year's Revue was truly a iine example of student responsibility and creativity. Revue Committee Chair- men-Back row: Ierry Hanley, Madelene Crook, Debbie Cross, Kay Patty, Jerry Jensen, Dyan Ken- nedy. Front row: Sue Hinea, junior Chairman, ' Mr. Strauss, adviser, lean Kirkpatrick, Senior Chair- man, Kathy Kinder. f Miss- ingl: Linda Horsley. Revue Publicity Commit- tee-Back row: Margaret Forde, Chris Viggers, Jean Wells. Front row: Debbie Cross, chairman, Mary Ederer. Revue Music Committee -Kay Patty, co-clfzairmang Julia Rush, Judi Neal, Jerry Iensen, co-chairniang Anne Erickson. fMissingQ: Heidi Lehwalder. Miss Wills Peter Pan The Conquest of Mt. Everest The Garhage Can of Life Aalviser To create, each begins with his own experienceg Potpourri, the theme of the l967 Drama Festival, was a student production'presented the weelc of April 24-28. The company managers of the entire festival and the directors of each of the nine plays were mem- bers of the advanced drama class. They chose the plays and casted them from tryouts which were open to the entire student body. Each one-act play was from twenty to thirty-hve minutes in length, and all were presented after school the hrst four days of the week. judges chose the three best plays from these which were presented on Friday evening. Special awards were presented for outstanding performances on Friday night by the company managers and by jonathan Farwell, a prominent member of the Seattle Repertory Theatre, climaxing an exciting weelc. Directors-Back row: Dick Bozarth, Overtonesg Jerry Hanley, The Worlol of Sholom Aleichemg Bob Naon, Two Gentlemen of Sohog Tim Campbell, Egaol! What a Caoll Front row: Cindy Lachman, Peter Pang Beth Mantz, Sorry, Wrong Numherg Kim Brangvvin, The Gar- hage Can of Lifeg Kathy Kinder, The Conquest of Mt. Everest. Ulflissinglz Robin Parsons, Impromp- Mft. Best Director .,....,,........ Kathy Kinder, The Conquest of Nlt. Everest Best Comedy Actor .c.,cc, Best Comedy Actress ca,cc, Best Serious Actor s,....a.c Best Serious Actress .... . .,.., Best Supporting Actor ,cc,,c, Best Supporting Actress a,a,.,,,, I 60 ea-n--Bruce Hinton --,,,n,-Lori Larsen --------P1on Danz r----------Sue I-linea ,a--,,,aBill Whitener ,-ea-aSue Dryer Two Gentlemen of Soho The World of Shalom Aleichem Impromptu Debbie Pulver Company M gr. 1 . 5. A ,A a ,,, Sorry, Wrong Number Egaal! What A Cad! Overtones Sue Hatch Egad! What a Cadl, by Anita Bell, is a tongue-in-cheek, old- time melodrama portraying the hero who rescues the sweet young girl from the villain. Company Mgr. The Garbage Can of Life, by Conrad Seiler, portrays the conHict of personalities caught between a world of reality and one of illusion. lbl , A N , A .,f, y I f i RHS Marching Band-Fourth row: Al Helseth, Carol lsaac- son, Val Dean, Larry Arndt, Mike Evans, Dave Hensley, Dave Gowger, Scott Erskine, Greg Quigley, John Kapek, Jerry Brewer, Dave Hemmingson, Third row: Cheri Strate- meyer, Valerie Rickles, Lynne Whittal, Marcia Barzee, Garyn Cady, Diane Stevens, Clyde Henderson, Gary Wilderbuer, John Rodenberg, Randy Katz, Mark Burgess. Second row: Mr. Taylor, director, Kathy Golcord, Clare Rodenberg, Abby Transcending self, he gives signiicantly. The rotating schedule, new to RHS, made rehearsals irregular for the Marching Band. Therefore, under the direction of Mr. Taylor and drum major, Ed Tobey, the hand practiced during E period. The Swing Band, also facing this conHict, rehearsed every other first period. During foot- ball season, the Marching Band pro- moted school spirit at pep assemblies and games. Other activities included various concerts and contests which i were held throughout the year. The Swing Band, under the direction of Bill Bent, appeared in new pep out- fits this year. Their activities consisted mainly of performing in the basket- ball games and in a few concerts. Greenwald, Shannon Reed, Jeani Korchinski, Jody Shook, Tina Southas, Teresa Franett, Lester Rosenthal, Randy Nel- son, Bryan Wingrove, Jim Pommerening, Sam Leigland. Front row: Ed Tobey, drum major, Bob Wicks, Tom Hux- hold, Alan Henderson, Paul Bonin, Denny McKibben, Doug Barduhn, Dave MacDonald, Stu McGurdy, Tom McGaW, Scott Gilbert, Marc Greenwald. RHS Swing Band-Third row: Doug Barduhn, Marc Greenwald, Jim Sleater, Al Helseth, Kurt Schmidt, Bill Bent, director. Second row: Dave Hemmingson, Randy Katz, Stu McGurdy, Scott Gilbert, Bruce Farwell. Front row: Garyn Cady, Jeani Korchinski, Tom McGaW, Teresa Franett, Bob Wicks. 163 Woodwinds and Brass-Third row: Amy Bonham, Michael Dash, Mark Schedler, Robin Keil, Kathy Colcord. Second row: Rebecca Silliman, Robin Sibold, Betsy Raleigh, Jim Dabney, Anne Erickson, Pam Harrington. Front row: Tom Silliman, Martin Ekenes, Terry Williams, Harold Anderson, Jerry Jensen. Percussion-Jeff Wilen, Ann Thro, Brian Smith, Dave Eisenberg. Revue Orchestra-Third row: Dick Jensen, Harold Anderson Robin Keil, Mark Schedler, Bruce Farwell, Tom Silliman Second row: Rebecca Silliman, Betsy Raleigh, Kathy Lewis, Linda Hart, Lynnae Pocock, Laurel Gunnarson, Jerry Jensen director. Front row: Carol Kapek, Mary Kilian, Christine Paulson, Judy Kilian, Ann Eggers, Chris Larsen, Anne Erick- son, Amy Bonham. Each participant expresses his own perception of truth, Members of the orchestra this year may have belonged to as many as five different musical groups. The concert orchestra, of which most were members, was the group with which they were generally identified. Mem- bers of the chamber orchestra Cmade up primarily of strings and wood- windsl formed self-directing ensem- bles of three, four, and five people, which enabled them to play seven- teenth and eighteenth century music written especially for such groups. Revue orchestra members, chosen through auditions, produced all orches- tral music accompanying the Rhythm and Riot Revue. Student director Jerry Iensen coordinated their efforts. Festi- val orchestra, a city-wide organization, prepared for the National Music Edu- cators! Convention to be held in Seattle in the spring of 1968. The event will be sponsored by the city's public schools. Many Roosevelt students were members of Youth Symphony as well, a privately endowed program open to musicians from ages sixteen to twenty- one. Cellos and Bass Viols-Back row: Iohn Harlowe, Kathy Hummer, Sharon Iones, Bill Bent, Glenn Stallcop, Laurel Cunnarson. Front row: Ann Crilhth, Ann Streckenbach, Pat Jewell, Linda Hart, An- drea Scott, Lynnae Pocock. Mr. Taylor Director Violins and Violas-Back row: Cheryl Biback, Midge Howard, Wendy Scholl, Ann Eggers, Carol Kapek, Judy Kilian. Front row: David Harrington, Dick Jensen, Mary Kilian, Carol Lee Crabill, Chris Paulson. I65 Madrigal Singers-Suzie Bolotin, John Ogden, Kaaren Shervey, Mike Wallace, Sherry Bess, Dave Worcester. Concert Chorale-Fifth row: John Hickman, Neal Peterson, Rich Johnson, Mark Hartman, Dennis VanZandt, George Shangrow, Lloyd Meyer, Glen Jacobs, Dennis McAlTee, Phil Hines, Gary Baal, Robin Shakarian. Fourth row: Chris Hart- man, Dan Bussell, John Poppke, Ken Ellingsworth, Larry Wood, Chuck Gibbs, Danny Gomez, Wesley Jordan, Tony Montanaro, Tom Schreiner, Dan Swartzman. Third row: Ellie Fruitrich, Kay Patty, Luanne Sliva, Kathy Sherig, Heidi Lehwalder, Marie Landrum, Linda Wright, Joan Baer, many visions combine to convey a greater truth. Under the direction of Miss Mary Tem- breull, a new faculty member, P1oosevelt's hve choral groups performed at the Holly- berry Arts Festival in December, the Spring Concert in May, and at various school assem- blies throughout the year. A new musical ensemble, the Trouveres, was established this year. lt consisted of thir- teen members who sang all types of music. Madrigal Singers was composed of six mem- bers. These two groups along with the Concert Chorale and the Nonettes performed for churches, clubs, and organizations throughout the community. Barb Stilwell, Julie Amdal, Jean Johnson, Miss Tembreull, director. Second row: Lynda Grifhth, Susie Ziacleh, Laurel Gunnarson, Deborah Sallee, Cindy Nelson, Annette Brown, Zandria LeRoy, Marjan Diepenheim, Cathy Crozier, Paula Grindy, Sandy Junker, Tammy Shadura. Front row: Barb Vine, Betsy Rupp, Cathy Cain, Debbie Kogan, Michele Taverniti, Jan Stratiner, Michele Savelle, Melodie Oscarson, Julia Rush, Barb Timpe, Noel Feetham, Wendy Barrett. I66 li Girls' Glee-Fourth row: Therese Haworth, Mardy Hedg- cock, Mary Jensen, Tina Masuda, Nancy Sussman, Valerie Ehlers, Sheilah Wheeler, Marie Whitaker, Susan Taylor, Miss Tembreull, adviser. Third row: Chris Coffee, Lynn Neils, Gayle Frazier, Peggy Marckworth, Margaret Spears, Joan McLaughlin, Judy Lindelof, Christy Roselle, Marie Vaugh. Second row: Jan Junker, Debbie Hays, Gail Atkinson, Trouveres-Fourth row: Glenn Jacobs, Chuck Gibbs, John Popp- ke, Dan Russell. Third row: Ellie Fruitrich, Marv Rosenberg, Julie Amdal. Second row: Joan Baer, Sandy Junker, Barb Vine. Front row: Bob Stapp, Barb Timpe, Tony Montanaro. 9' Sharon Anderson, Cheryl Connaughton, Linda Luecken, Anne Maria Flensburg, Janis Porad. Front row: Jan Bames, Karen Rush, Becci Thomas, Bonita Leonard, Jody Shook, Marsha Atkinson, Linda Vanni. fMissingl: Tove Thompson, Terri Wade, Joan Cornwall, Kathy Murphy, Dianne Kings- bury, Pam Johnson, Margaret Kersten, Joan Toney. Nonettes-Tlfzird row: Kay Patty, Carol Hiltner, Judi Neal, Noel Feetham. Second row: Julia Rush, Chris Noble, Aly Sproule. Front row: Laura Robinson, Ginny VanNess, Nancy Bondelid. I67 Roosevelt New Vol. 46, No. 23 Mr. Rybock Adviser Fall Ad Staff-Third row: Iohn Longfield, Mike Hall, business manager, Leslie Ban- kin, Dave Creathouse, Local ad manager. Second row: Paul IaH3e, circulation mana- ger, Robin Fletcher, All-city manager, Mark Georgia Wimbush, Willy Skilling. row: Larry Fulton, Carla Spencer, McGuire, Kathy Cain, Mary Mc- Saran, Front Karen Cuire, Jody Tomlinson. Karen Anderson Associate Editor Nancy Wilson Editor-in-Chief A - W 1 Pat Barrett Feature Editor Carolyn Crossett Editorial Editor Zenaida des Aubris Copy Editor jim Currie Sports Editor I68 Seattle, Wash. 98115 June 2nd, 1967 Expressions of art enrich both those Who create and those Who Witness. Fall News Staff-Third row: Pat Richmond, Zenaida des Aubris, Karen Anderson, Shirley Erickson, Tamara Shadura, Barb Hanson, Wendy Phelps, Wendy Livesley, Barb Keller. Second row: Nancy Wilson, Sue Henry, Pat Barrett, Kathy Christianson, Jackie Hinshaw, Cindy Nevitt, Carolyn Crossett. Front row: Mike Hall, Craig Pick- erel, Bob Naon, Dan Hess, Dennis Lewarch, Paul Magnuson, Nick Boyns, Jim Currie. Spring News Starlf-Third row: lohn Longiield, Dan Hess, Dennis Lewarch, Bob Naon, Scott Bryner, Craig Pickerel, Nick Boyns, Brian Crassley, Cordon Baker, Vicky Hale, Karen Anderson, Gregg VVarriner. Second row: Cindy Ncvitt, Zcnaida des Aubris, Pat Richmond, Colleen Bever, Madclenc Crook, Boxilee Thurston, Karen Cartside, Barb Hanson, Iudy Mccartea. Front row: Shirley Erickson, Mary Hsu, Carolyn Cros- sett, Cathy Christianson, Pat Barrett, Sue Henry, Nancy Wilson, Barb Keller. Editions of the Roosevelt News have looked the same for the last nine years. However, to begin the 1966-1967 school year, the RHS News staff chose a new format which gave the school newspaper a different appearance. The RI-IS News staff, composed of both newspaper and advertising staiis, worked under the direction of Mr. Peter Ryboclc and the editors for the fall and spring, Nancy Wilson and Zenaida des Aubris. The News staff, meeting during sixth period, and the advertising stali, during seventh pe- riod, planned the layouts and prepared the content for the publication of the Roosevelt News. Assisted by 1nter-High, a Nathan Hale Sentinel-Roosevelt News was published on October 28, 1966. The hope of stimulating a spirit of com- radship in an area neither athletic nor academic between the two schools, was expressed by the schools' editors. Zenaida des Aubris Editor-in-Chief Bob Naon Editorial Editor Dennis Lewarch Sports Editor Dan Hess Associate Editor Cathy Christianson Feature Editor Pat Richmond Copy Editor Spring Ad Staff-Front row: Lizz Ransom, All-city manager, Mark Saran, Business manager, Vicky Hale, Pat Davey, Wendy Barron, Bob Cranston, Paul Jaffe, Sally Iones. Back row: Larry Fulton, Sue Collins, Roger Olsen. I69 Lula lflfriter Board-Tliirrl row: Vicky Scott, Lynne Camp- bell, Pam Sleeth, Mike Dash, Steve Soderland, Kathy Fletcher, publicity editor, lan Silverman, format editor, Mrs. Bryan, adviser, Barb Kirby, Clenn Paulson. Second row: Car- olyne Wriglit, Sally Bollong, Barb I-lorosko, Suzie Bolotin, Art demands a response from all who experience it. Two student-formulated publications, Laila Writer and La Dance Vie, were sold to the student body of Roosevelt during the spring of this year. Lab Writer, a collection of the better creative efforts of Roosevelt students, was unique in that distinguished contribu- tions were chosen by a selective board which met weekly throughout the year to read, discuss, and vote on manuscripts. All members, including Mrs. Sally Bryan, adviser, had an equal voice in the acceptance of all works. La Douce Vie, under the direction of two editors chosen by the students of Madame Sarah Vybornyls French classes, was prepared for publica- tion through the joint efforts of several committees, and was printed professionally this year for the lirst time. La Douce Vie provided a means of self-expres- sion while developing the student's familiarity with a foreign language, while the effort put into Lula Writer made it one of the best high school literary magazines in the state. Right: Annual staff mounters prepare the scores l7O Bev Purdue, lulia Rush, Dave Utevsky, lon Crider. Front row: Pat McKinnon, lmsiwess editor, Paul Keller, editor-iw chief. Uvlissirrgi: Carolyn Raleigh, VVencly Roberts, Willie Skubi, Nancy Wo1'gan. La Deuce Vie Board-Back row: Peter Livingstone, Sue Hog- ness, Ray Myrtle, co-editor, John Hruby, co-editorg Chris Emmel, lim Stephens, Paul Ronin. Front row: Margaret Scott, Mrs. Vyborny, adviser, Claudia Mills, Cindy Vail. of panels required to assemble the class sections of the book. sy. AH, Q,-' iw..-2? Mrs. Reinecke jim Donnen Dave Corley Joanne Morris Bruce Hinton Judi Frankel Robin Parsons Adviser Editor-in-chief Business Mgr. Assoc. Editor Picture Editor Artist, Layout School Life Ed. Laurie Adam Linda Coesling Margaret Bullock Merry Bullock Karl Figley Laurie Stay Sr. Class Ed. Soph.-Ir. C lass Ed. Instruction Ed. Activities Ed. Sports Editor Productions Ed 'Will the meeting please come to order! I72 The finished creation is a common vehicle through which students meet and communicate. The theme of the 1967 Strennons Life focused on the school itself as a unique and vital community. Several new changes were made in this year's annual including larger pictures, a different arrangement of the sections, and an addition of four more pages to the book. Staffers not only met third period each day, but also spent many hours before and after school working on the annual. The Strenuons Life Stalf combined pleasure with work to create a new boolc which reiiected the new challenges Roosevelt met this year. The Staff also faced a great loss. ln January, 1967, Karl Figley, Sports Editor, was critically injured in an automobile accident and remained in this condi- tion at the time of publication. Each individual felt the loss of Karl's wonderful personality and leader- ship. The Staif made a unified effort to carry on the enthusiastic job he had begun for the Sports Section. ww W-.ii at f-. sz. H-pf I-A ,.-a. ffiyfwfa ,ar ' 4- -'1...N3 an , if xfhaw ...ff- StaH?ers celebrate Mrs. Reinecke's birthday with a homemade four-by-five foot cake. Elaine Houghton Dave Voorhees Sue Hogness Dick Shurman jim Pommerening Chris Larsen Malcolm Klug Asst. Artist School Life Sr. Class Ir. Class Soph. Class Sports Sports Leslie Emerson Dave McCaffree Margaret Scott Mary Ferch Vicky Scott Lynn Lomax Activities Activities Activities Productions Productions Instruction l73 Special Awards American Legion Award ,,..,. Earl Adolphson, Emily Richards Auxilium Latinium Cold Trophy for Outstanding Achievement. ...,,,..,.....,..., 1966 Latin Classes Boys, State, 1967 ,.,......,,,.t.t.......... Jim Davis, Bruce McKagan Cirls' State, 1967 ..,...,..,.,tt,.tt,.......,. Linda Rober, Rooks Olson Columbia University Annual Competition, First Place ..............t,.tt.ttt.t....,.,,t....,t..,. 1966 Strenuous Life DAR 'lCood Citizen Awardi' ...... ,tt,,.,,.....,,.,...,i J oanne Luke Kiwanis Club Cuest Members ,,,........... .. .,,it,,,,....,, Sue Dryer, Kathy Fletcher, Lynnae Pocock, Barb Kirby, Carolyn Crossett, Jan Silverman, Debbie Benson, Usha Nayudu Lions' Club Cuest Members .,........ ,... t.,,,,.,,t..,.,,.., E d White, Steve Soderland, Jim Dennen, Jim Stephens, Ben Bryant, Tom Hughes, Bruce Hinton, Bob Naon Max Block Award ....,,,..,,,tt.,..,... . ........,,.........,....,..i Aly Sproule Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt ..........i,,....... Bob Cornell, Sue Dryer National Merit Finalists. ...,.,,.,tt Suzi Bolotin, Merry Bullock, Lynne Campbell, Jon Crider, Mike Dash, Jim Donnen, Steve Doty, Larry Farwell, Kathy Fletcher, Bob Giles, Carol Hiltner, Tom Hughes, Mary Koch, Ann Kogan, Roger Mason, Joanne Morris, Bruce Peterson, Sue Rein- hardt, Andrea Scott, Tom Silliman, Steve Soderland, Jim Stephens, Howard Todd, Mark Worcester National Merit Scholar to ,,.,,,........,..,,,t.,,,...,..., Howard Todd Phi Beta Kappa Award .......i. ..... J im Donnen, Kathy Fletcher Rosemaidens ,,t.ttt.,....t..,, Debbie Pulver, Hazel Purdue, Emily Richards, Barb Spencer, Lexie Duea, Linda Rober, Ann Silver, Juli Waesche, Kim Burg, Megan Dean, Sally Jones, Sally Morton Rotary Club Service Above Selig Award ..,t.,...,.. Sue Savage State Chess Competition, First Place .,....,,,., John Heathcote Telluride Award, 1966 ........,.,..,............,...,.,,,..,,, Larry Farwell Top Ten .,........t . ,. ,.,,..,. .... K aren Anderson, Merry Bullock, Diane Bunker, Jim Donnen, Larry Farwell, Kathy Fletcher, Paul Rieke, Laura Robinson, Andrea Scott, Jim Stephens, Mark VVorcester Bob Cornell and Sue Dryer are honored with the titles of Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt. Music All-Northwest Music Educators Conference Band .......,..................,..,.......,.......,,,...,.t,i,.., Jean Korchinski Choir ....., .,,.... ...,,... ................ N o e l Feetham, Glenn Jacobs Orchestra ,,,.,,,,,,,...,,.. Amy Bonham, Ann Erickson, Laurel Cunnarson, Jerry Jensen, Clenn Stallcop Band lnspirationalw H ,,,t,,,,,.,,,,tt,.t Teresa Franett, Ed Tobey Choir lnspirational .,i,.,....,,., ,,,..,... i,t,t D a n Russell, Kay Patty Orchestra lnspirational t,t,,,,tt, David Harrington, Carol Kapek English International Civitan Essay Contest ,,...,.. Barb Kirby NCTE Award Nominees i.,,.,,i,,,,,t,i,,,, Debbie Arron, Bill Ossinger, Vicky Scott, Dick Shurman, Dave Utevsky Drama lylinnie Moore lV1cDowell Award ,.,, ,, ,,i,., Kim Brangwin, Jerry Hanley PLU One-Act Play Competition Ga111111e1' Curt0n's Needle Actress, First Place .t,.. ,tt..,. . . .rri t,.r,,.,., L Ori Larsen Third Place .....,... ...,,,...,. J enny Bobbitt Actor, Second Place ,t,t,,, t,tt,ttt,.tt..t,,tt,t B ob Naon Director, First Place t,...itt,,... ,,Miss Norma Wills Seattle University One-Act Play Competition First Place ,i,,,,,,,,,,......,. Gammer Gurtovfs Needle Debate Washington State N.F.L. Regional Tournament Debate, First Place ..,..,,.....t...t. Jim Donnen, Jim Stephens Extemporaneous, Second Place .......,......... ....t. B ev Purdue State Representatives to National Tournament ...,,,t.,....o...,.......... Jim Donnen, Jim Stephens U.P.S. Speech Tournament Debate, Second Place ,,..,t,.......... .Ann Kogan, Bev Purdue Extemporaneous, Second Place ,.....,,......,..... Marc Sullivan Western Washington State College Tournament Debate, Second Place t.,...,....... Jim Donnen, Jim Stephens Extemporaneous, Second Place .,i......i..............., Ed White Sweepstakes, Third Overall ,.,,.....,.....i..,,,ttt,... . ..... Roosevelt Twenty-four seniors are Roosevelt's 1967 National Merit Finalists. Art Scholastic Art Award Contest Finalists .... ., .,., . ..,...... .,,.,,,,, , ,.,. . ,Jim Blake, Ha . - ku ierylCo,p.eLa,11Clf' Honorable hlcntionu.. .,,,,,., Harriet Rrooksmrb Rudnick, Ron Gustafson, Iulie Horan, Tim Kjerulf, Donna Plath Red Cross Art Contest .,,.,,,,,,,,,iii....,,., Joanna Bell, Sue Bgneyy Carol Cone, Wendy Nicholson, Sue Swisher Baseball Inspirational .,,tts Basketball Inspirational ,,,.,,. Best All-Around Athlete .,...,.., Cross Country Inspirational ..,..t. Football, Metro First Place .,.,r,., Football Inspirational .t........ Skiing, All-City Meet Girls' Alpine Combined, First Place Girls' Giant Slalom, First Place. .,,...,. Girls' ' ' Jumping, First Place ,,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,srs, Sports .,,.,,,ttRon Andersen ,,,....Glenn Davis Howard Todd ...,,Dick Lewis ........Roosevelt t,t...,..Bob Cornell Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Boy's Alpine Combined, Second Place ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Roosevelt Boys' Giant Slalom, First Place ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,., R oosevclt Swimming, All-City Meet Metro First Place, Boys ,,,s,, ,,,,s R oosevelt Metro First Place, Girls ,,,ss,, ,,.,,,,,,, R oosevelt Tennis Inspirational ,.,,.,...,,,.., ,.,,... R on Irvine Track Inspirational ........ ........ B y Richards s. Index Acknowledgments ........ . Administrators .................... Advisory Council ...................... Afliliations Committee ............ Alumni-Vocation-College Conf ASR Committee Chairmen ...... ASR Officers ..............,.........,... Assembly Committee ..,.,,......,, Attendance Office Workers i..,.. A. V.-Bookroom-Treasury ,,.,.... Awards ,,s..,,......,................, . Band i,i............................. . Boys' Club ............. . Camera Club ......... . Chess Club ............................., Club Council ........................., Communications Committee .... Concert Chorale ...,..,...,,.,........ Counseling Ofhce Workers .,.... Counselors ,..,...,...,................. Cross Country ,...,................ . Custodians ............... Dance Committee ...,..,, . Debate Team .......,....,... . Drama Festival .......,,..,.,., . Elections Committee .,...... . Faculty ...i...,.....,................. . Finance Committee .................. Future Teachers of America .,,. Girls' Club .,,.i........................l.. Girls' Glee ,.,,.. .....,.,.,......, . Golden Spurs ............. . Golf .............................. . IBM Ofhce Workers ,..,.... . Inter-High ...,.....,........., . Junior Class ........ . Lalawriter ....... , ..... . La Douce Vie ....,.,,,.,.. . Language Clubs .,,i.,,,. , Library Club ............. . Lunchroom Staff ....,.. . Madrigal Singers .,........ . Main Office Workers ........ . Make-up Committee ,....... , Nonettes .................,,,., . Orchestra .............,.., . Organ Club .......,.......... . Pass Sales Committee .,...,,. . Radio Club .......,.,........ . Revue .,,,....,..,,..,.......... . Revue Committees ...... . Rho Club ,.,.,..................... . Roosevelt News Staff ..,,.... . Roughriders ..,,.,..,...,... . Secretarial Staffs ...,... Senior Class ...,,...... . Senior Play ........ . Ski Club .,.......,................ . Ski Team .,,.........,,.........,..... . Social Service Committee ......,, Song Leaders ....................... . Sophomore Class .............. Spades ...,............... . Sports Boosters ...,..,, . Stage Crew .............,.... . Strenuous Life Staff ............. . Student Cabinet ....,................. Student Forum Committee ...... Study Checkers .............,...,....,. Study Supervisors ............... . Swim Team .......,....... . Swing Band ........... . Tennis Team ................ . Ticket Force .......,...,........ . Torch ,................................ . Track and Field Teams ....... . Trouveres ........................ . Varsity Baseball .........,., . Varsity Basketball .....,.. . Varsity Football .,....... . Yell Leaders .........,. . Umol2a',t,a,,w awww? 'tlM,a,Q.-fi As a house, Roosevelt PfOvides shelter3 Yet it must not 9eQfNLwv vvofefdi 4.1 il ' . Q confine the life Within its Walls. Sensing the limits of the school, the student moves beyond the security QW W ' ' 4945 MN UM of the home he has created. The understanding Mnvv-6 W , gained is particular to the individual, he must now O' ' ' gi Ulm iii 4 Q-f relate what he has learned to the challenge of creating new homes. 67' Ottawa ruvlevu '.LSlQ,n tn S01'7'LQUY'L0.5 0ww1,u.Qi,l. 'L l-fLAl.LQL.i,fglLJJY'13LLQL, loooxc- lflbbl' Ldgcur Um O,g,+LuA KS NC-OHL M fam -- 3 wusutg, 'OYLQJ Cwcczl wfwriw Gash 'uiesff ubofgg.. UCHCQ1 CCUZE - QQ. I Cla-LS water- ooze, me-Ce - F .5 Wgwmi Topmpgg ll gl!-O 5 5 Cmfwriasw V34 raw f li Tl'ff'UC 3l1'Sl+fClL.L'iOEl8 POIPCIQI l-l'l rQ Smfbv HALL efoa eg The Strenuous Life Staff extends acknowledge- ments To the L Sz H Printing Company, and especially Mr. William Ackley and Mrs. Marian Allo- way. To Rowland Studio, and especially Mr. Row- land johnson. To Jim Blake for his cover design and art-Work on the endsheets and title page. To Dave Worcester, Mark Worcester, and Tim MacRae for their photographs. To Harcourt, Brace and World, Inc., for the ex- cerpt on page three from The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. To the administration, faculty, and students of Roosevelt High School. I76 U LQKLQJ I -. . .. I , X . ' P 1 ..-L+ hui,---bf:,Q,f-vu-i':CD fx-W-AQ? 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