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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1968 volume:

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N263 'fi ,5 Y, A mi I ' , ,--'m f Q f ', sg .::: 5 H -L A, - X 4 i S' if Q I T21 .. - A ' ' X ' H, g - 1 H F w -'l. , Y f Jw -Lf,, ,,---,, V ww, A ' ' 1 ww 1 W I. NF i L,,L 'i' ' 2 X V A ' s ' 2 E , W ,L -5 1: He Ends himself in a conflict between the security of the old and the challenge and uncertainty of the ngwwtfh no warning 3 change comes over Roosevelt. There no longer appears to he the feeling of wholeness or fa- miliarity of surrounding walls. Prologue . Activities . Productions . . Sports . . Instruction . Students . Awards. . Conclusion . .7 e s.,. ' 1 3 M -Jigga 4 . f, N J 3 . 'x ,Q if: H Lib 'L L-' cv Qu , it Aft ll M,-vs Table of Contents be, iq 5 ovwc., c:-9+ 'WN-. Sark-Q. classes ne The year becomes one of forotten traditions and seemingly cold, empty, and new situations. Each student needs a sense of purpose and integrity to face the adjustments that exist. He must take the impetus to meet and change the new environment. . 1 v U . f' 'k . 1' ,: 6 'I 'Mar Gb sorweomeg NWI hed' cV0 1 mf! negof fha' 1 V mg 1 w A S f C I. ,T l F 1 . 4 ,, V, 1- . NWA H iii . 1 ' 5' , ,il P 7 MoPmX gqppvff in X l 8 GK we a o i,vf1ffi3M:ff'7Q The usual organization shifts and is supencieially replaced with confusion and disunicy. G s's' ' P1 iqg ,ii QW ,. 4 i. ' ., fi . T, P PTA Dance Committee -Back row: Dave Mc- Caffree, chairman, Debbie Condon. Front row: Debbie Steekler, Mary Gabel, Lexine Valentine. CMissingj: Ann Mitchell, Chris Taylor. Jfg 1 1 lj'- l in Roosevelt provides a Members of the Communications Committee, Christy Robb, Sue Wilson, co-chairman, and Bob Caplan, chairman, display a newly acquired silk- screen frame. H.- 24 free .3 A lxinc.bFU?i center of social life, Special Events Com- mittee-Back row: Sue Smidt, Laura Melton, Linda Millikan, Judy Woody. Front row: Jim Vollbracht, Dave Nel- son, Mark Saran, Mike Lee. CMissi1zgj: Jim Davis, chairman. Mrs. Roys and Linda Rober discuss study hall attend- ance problems. f-ev ?,:E1f .. Q,-f .,.'5- J-c: -.lf-E' Supervisors take attendance While students begin an hour of study. Supervisors insure eioncient study. The remodeling of last year's study halls into classrooms and an addition to the library resulted in the relocation of study hall to the freshly painted auditorium with new desks. Supervisors, Mrs. Roys, and Mr. Obrastoff Worked with study checkers to achieve study hallis purpose: that of busi- nesslike study and quiet. Contend- ing with a majority of football players Working as supervisors and a covvbell to call for quiet, stu- dents received tickets for tardi- ness, talking, and eating. Study checkers took attendance, mailed study excuses, and performed other secretarial services. p Study Supervisors-Back row: Bob Sarff, Dave Skone, Steve Gehrig, Bob Argens, Joe Forde, Paul Falchi. Front row: Dave Seppa, Rawle Jefferson, Chuck Nordquist, Martin Hodge, Scott Mauermann. CMiss- ingj: Bill Flint, Bill Bidstrup, Steve Coccia. 23 Study Supervisors- Bczck row: Greg Petrie, Phil Goldstone, Bill Oliver, Al Montgom- ery, Tracy Hart, Tim Lenihan. Front row: Jack Gunner, Fred Westlund, Geoff W. Harris, Doug Gangler, Don, Wills, Doug Ben- nett. CMissingj: Doug Proby, Bill Gwinn, Hans Siskin. S tu d y Supervisors - -465 Back row: Bruce Mc- Kagan, Ron Schug, Dean Dragset, Jim An- drilenas, Tom Day, Jim Ulrich, Jim Dab- ney. Front row: Robb Layher, Rick Lentino, Kirk Bailey, Buck Evans, Jim Anderson, Larry Webster. fMiss- ingj: Mike Lee, Phil Kirby. Study Checkers-Back row: Debbie Skubi, Louise Murch, Kathy Carey, Joyce Gardner, Sherryl Struble, Nancy Rogers, Madeline Willard, Penny Pearson. Front row: Vikki Rowe, Terry Timberlake, Debby 22 Tonge, Ann Streckenbach, Betsy Raleigh, Karen Thornquist, Sandy Anderson, Carolyn Sprague, Jamela Soules. CMissingj: Chris Viggers, Jan Poell- nitz, Marilyn Swanson, Linda Rober, Nancy Waldo. Finance Committee-Back row: Larry Steele, chairman, Mrs. Struble, Mrs. Erickson, Mr. West. Front row: Den- nis Hjeresen, Debby Arron, Leslie Emerson, Jon Fulton. fMiSSi11gJJ Mr. Hanberg, Mr. Bell. Services lend order to the chaos. One of the major results of Roose- veltis remodeling program was the new library, which included many modern facilities. Ticket sales were relocated on the second iloor in the stockroom. The Social Service Committee conducted various drives as well as giving a Christ- mas party for the Orthopedic Hospital. For the first time, Finance Committee allowed sports to divide its own budget instead of designating a certain amount to each area. The Stage Crew's banging while building sets contrasted greatly with the quiet of study hall on the other side of the stage curtain. A view into the new library reveals a quiet and businesslike atmosphere. Stage Crew-Back row: Allen Chamber- lin, Rodney Hendrix, Brady Wright, Loren Isaac, Paul Bryan, Dan Fuller , Fred Wood- house, Miss Wills, ad- viser. Front row: Frank Dvorak, Karl Enten- mann, Ch arles Ire- monger. CMissingj: Brian Moog, Gr acia Clark, Steve Zimmer- man, Colleen Brang- win, Steve Burke, Les- lie Green. 2 I l Library Aides-Back row: Chuck Gilbert, Stuart Green, Michael Wahl, Jack Kellum, Pat Barr, Debby Gross, Susan Boyd, Cher Oakley, Sue Hall, Charlene Merriam, Marion Sharbinin, Elizabeth Grittman, Carol Bishop, Janine Turner, Julie Will, Laurie Barr, Ticket Force- Scott Goodrich, Jean Swan- son, Roberta Erdrich, Alexa Cooper, Judy Pierce, Scott Knowles Dave F rankland. C Miss ingj: Dennis Hjeresen chairman, Kathy Kel- leher, John Hickman, Marcia Cote, Arne Abrams. Bob Lovv. Front row: Sue Vise, Christine Korduba, Cher Lydic, Becky Wilson, Barb Arneson, Patty Beczo, Sheila Durant, Lucy Bateman, Cathie Ekins, Laura Becker, Lance Webinger. Jim Davis utilizes the modern library facilities. Sp' Social Service-Back row: Bridget Brennan, Cindy Perrault, Jean Mar- tin, Shannon Johnson, Cindy Nelson. Front row: Laurie Bjorgan, Iao Katagiri, Joy Bjorgan, chairman, Cheryle French. CMissingj: Paula Frankel, Sue Burrill. 20 I- W-rtizzrxwgmz F- 'Lf' , gi, ww g ' - Z E42 'lm Q- W ' -,-Qag-I H 5 E a QQ? ' 'R' 5 is IBM Oflice-Back row: Verne Kurtzer, Linda Martin- sen, Ken Akrish. Front row: Anne Peaslee, Elaine Houghton, Helene Trotsky. fMiSSi7ZgD: Jan Emory, Stella Hembroff, Brenda Phillips, Gary Tomberlin, Ralph Peaslee. . gy, r , 1 , Counseling Office--Third row: Sandy Hardy, Roberta Stevenson, Nancy Nielsen, Mary Robbins, Anne Erick- son. Second row: Shirley Wirkala, Roberta Randles, Barb Howell, Cathy lhrig, Colleen Bever. Front row: Joni Warmington, Mary Hsu, Daphne Schneider, Laura Mel- ton. fMiSSi71gJ: Jan Case, Heidi Lehwalder, Juli Waesche, Chris Wencker, Amy Bonham, Gail Moehring. Bookroom, Treasury, Audio-Visual-Third row: Steve Ahern, Frank Eng- Amjd eut telephone Wires, hm- dahl, Rick Buchanan, Merril Elwell, John Harlowe, Michael Rowlette, ited space, and makeshift head- quarters such as the girls' gym, RHS student helpers waited pa- tiently and found themselves just- ly rewarded with a artially new and remodeled school. ln the main and counseling offices, irls aided the faculty by iiling ang by doing i other general office Work. Under J the direction of various secre- A taries, Mrs. McGaw and Mrs. Mitchell, girls in the attendance oflice dealt with problems of ab- sentees. The complete re-regis- tration of seniors at mid-term kept IBM office Workers busy pre- paring material for the IBM ma- chines. Bookroom, treasury, and audio-visual groups supplied books to teachers, handled the selling of passes, and took orders for AV equipment. . Carl Copeland, Bruce Jones. Second row: Carl Greninger, Don Enochs, Bob Pruett, Owen Overton, John Elgin, Dave Hemmingsen, Larry Hill, David Nelson. Front row: Chris Gough, Scott Goodrich, Steve Frankfort, John Chaput. CMissingj: Griff Tilmont, Jerry Andrina, Mike Schur, Bob Lucas, Patty O,Neil, Bob Brannigan, Jan Porad. A- ,,,. M. -Q-1. - . ' L ll 4 - A l I 9 Main Office-Back Tow: Cathy Bruner, Anne Peaslee, Barb Beczo, Sue Ziegman, Jackie Szikszoy, Donna Fatland, Carol Brokke, Pam LaBoff, Kathy Crozier, Linda Becker, Judy Hunter. Front row: Marion Docter, Sue Pierce,Ba:rb Wood, Lorri Edmond, Judy Mecartea, Julie Rush, Eunice Rosenperl, Kathy Lewis, Rosanne Nortum. fMissingj: Paula Frankel, Debby Arron, Chris Wienker, Deborah Ditton. Volunteers assist the faculty. Roosevelt's crowd of absentees be- sieges the attendance office. I8 Attendance Oflice-Third row: Jean Wilson, Corky Chrobuck, Jenni Clark, Bonnie Leonard, Robin Sibold, Ann Reid. Second row: Jan Poell- nitz, Kajsa Berg, Nancy Hall, Faith Richardson, Penelope Pearson. Front row: Jan Asplund, Julie Horan, Debbie Condon, Cindy Vail, Mary Phelan, Tina Southas. CMissingj: Kathy Brink, Denise Savoie, Mindy Roberts, Judy-kLeachn1an, Pat Ennis, Janis MacRae, Nancy Bondelid, Linda Mill' an. Student leaders discuss plans for the new semes- ter with Mrs. Erickson. Committee meetings carry out school improvement and involvement on a personal level. A lfgwwr i.- .I S wr Signs in Spirit Hall capture the enthusi- asm displayed by stu- dents throughout the year. I 7 Ad Council-Pat Shaw, Betty Anderson, Pete Grimm, Vandenberg, Brian Grassley. Phil KirbY, Jana Slezak, Jim Davis, Sue Smidt, Bill Programs are provided to give direction to activity. i i ' Ad Council revised its program by placing more emphasis on counseling students With curriculum and discipline problems. By Working on the All-Metro League Sportsmanship Trophy, attending a safety conference at Sand Point Naval Air Station, and promoting the levy and transfer program with the Inter-Sights radio broadcast, Inter-high provided a student council between fourteen Metro League high schools. With the theme, Something Better Beginningf ASB included the areas of Student Cabinet and ASR Committees. Meeting third period during Student Government, Student Cabinet tried to fit the changed atmosphere of the construc- tion into the pattern of school life. With the Franklin exchange, the PTA ski sale and the support of transfer students, ASR Committees had an active year. Working with students and linking high schools, Ad Council, Inter-high, and ASR were an integral part of Rl-IS. Inter-high-Pat Shaw, Terry Williams, Tim Dearborn, Remy Newland, Terry Timberlake. I6 1967-68 will be remembered by Roosevelt students -and faculty as the year that the bene- fits of construction began to be utilized. The new physical environment provided by the changed building displaced many of the ties and much of the security of the old building for the upperclassmen, but opened the door to new possibilities and adaptations. Confrontations with non-functioning restrooms, stairways designated For Emergency Use Onlyf and masses of students clustered between classes around the alcove gave way to more efficient operation as early confusion cleared. Progress was marked by vending machines in the alcove, round and square tables in the new lunchroom, blue, red, and green plastic desks, rugs on the floor, and expanded facilities for the class- rooms. But the change also extended to new attitudes and programs beyond those due to construction. A revised ASR constitution, re- juvenated Boys' Club, and the formation of GIRC and the Ruifettes oifset the loss of pro- grams such as Revue and the decline in student independence through Operation Tighten Up. A magazine drive and the new method of assembly production by a special class reflected innovation. Periodic voluntary cleaning of the seal by students reflected continued ties with old traditions as the year brought its possibility of Something Better Beginningf, ASR Committee Chairmen-Back row: Jim Clifford, Jim Davis, Bob Caplan, Dave McCaEree. Front row: Sally Jones, Debby Arron, Chris Wencker, Ray Myrtle, Dennis Hjeresen, Juli Waesche, Joy Bjorgan, Jan Spring. .fr 4. i ff. X N .san QI J an Spring Linda Rober Tim Dearborn Com. Ch. Coordinator Historian Inter-high Executive I5 -i. Carol Beard Brian Grassley President Vice President Leaders are created through the efforts of others. Student Cabinet Fi th row Laurie Martin Tom Hatch Bruce Far- T' : I 9 Well, Torn Leney, Sue Hinea. Fourth row: John Hruby, Jerry Johnson, Karen Gartside, Valerie Rickles, Rocks Olson. Third row: Jim Clif- ford, Scott Seidel, Leslie Emerson, Steve Schwager. Second row: Tim Dearborn, Kajsa Berg, Charlie Youngs, Jan Spring, Bob Nelson. Front row: Carol Beard, Brian Grassley, Chris Viggers, Larry Steele, Linda Rober. I4 IEE4E+'f'Tr il Chris Viggers Secretary Larry Steele Treasurer - TW' . , . Mrs. Lorna Erickson Activity Coordinator Y uw r w : vm 1: ' .1 .un Q, , ' fx' Mir:-qw f , wSf,.x,3F1F ' '-T. .P x e.-fx'-T14 1--f 1'-55 J2.iL?' 13' ,'.,,.w-:ig .:.. f,.,,,f,,i.,,f,gg-W gpg. ,I ,g ,All Q. .L5f,.' iz iv, 24 .J if lil X If X - I 4 1 A f 754 Q M -f. gg.. ,- 1 , ....- ,jwaqw ' F: yur' ,',-'-.r--594. 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QQ Q , . ..,. ,, .. , 3-'EEL .Q , , . .1 l l i 1 l Each student is faced with con- finements and the responsibility of rebuilding a new feeling of familiarity. It means mistakes, concern, and laughter for each before the adjustment is made. I0 if is W l HI W Wm W Sportsboosters -Char- lotte Jennings, vice- chairmcm, Barb How- ell, co-chairman, Juli Waesche, chairman, Nanci Bondelid, Jim Pommerening, Midge Howard. CMissingj: Sue Gehrig, Donna Plath, Sue Ziegman, vice-chairman. This year was one of innovation and change for many ASR committees. Sportsboosters continued to support the Roosevelt athletic teams through Pep Week, activities of committee members at games, and frequent donations of soft drinks and other refreshments to the players. In addition, they organized two all-school assemblies. The Elections Committee, initiated last year, coordi- nated every election held at Roosevelt. Comprised of silkscreen, poster, and stu- dent bulletin committees, the Communi- cations Committee was aided in its program to keep students informed by the acquisition of four new silkscreen frames. The PTA Dance Committee members, in addition to their advisory work on all dances, organized two them- selves. A new addition to Roosevelt this year was the Special Events Committee, which directed such varied programs as Traditions Week and Homecoming, as well as aiding other committees in vari- ous dances, drives, and presentations. The Communications, Dance, and Spe- cial Events Committees all worked on the ASR Happening, a new and unique aspect of Roosevelt life. , l U1 Elections Committee-Jim Clifford, chairman, S-ue Mitchell, Terry Timberlake, Mark Saran, Sally Morton, Gary Stratiner. 25 Bev Purdue violently debates the topic of crime while Jerry Johnson and Marc Sullivan prepare their rebuttal. 4' M I Hi A.. Fund Raising Committee-Back row: Sue Ziegman, Janice Arron, Mar- tha Bracken. Front row: Nancy Hambly, Joni Warmington, Carolyn Baugh, Debby Arron, Janice Rieke. CMissingj: Becky Viggers, Joan Nishi- tani, Ruth Abbenhouse, Chris Easton, Debbie Donaldson. Students gained valuable ex- periences While involved in ASR club and committee activities. The Debate Team discussed the resolution of Whether or not Con- gress should establish uniform regulations to control criminal investigation procedures. A Ski Sale was conducted by the Aflilia- tions Committee to obtain money for the student exchange pro- gram. The Group Inter-Relations Speakers Bureau-Jane Zier, Linda Lonay, Ray Myrtle, chairmang Ray Wetherholt. i l students. 26 GIRC members greet Roosevelfs new volunteer transfer Committee stressed better under- standing and awareness of racial imbalance by promoting the vol- unteer transfer program. All- school assemblies featuring speakers on controversial issues were the goal of the Speakers Bureau. An extensive magazine drive Sponsored by the Fund Aiiiliations Committee-Back row: Linda Millikan, Barb Beczo, Nancy Raising Committee grossed ever Rogers, Bob Turner. Front row: Sally Jones, chairman, Anne Borst, Sue 333,100 for the ASR treasury. cultural experience is increased. Woolley, Trudy Toney, Chris Nelson, Kathy Kelleher, Marsha Atkinson, Mary Hsu. fMissingj: Debbie Kogan. Debate-Third row: Jim Greimes, Steve Butler, Scott Z-ema, Dave Soderland, John Wolfe, Dennis Hjere- sen. Second row: Jane Kaplan, Dick Robblee, Phil Shucklin, Steve McGarry, Rich Esterbrook, Leah Matson, Gordon Griggs. Front row: Colette Brooks, Lucy Clark, Anne Crawford, Linda Jenkins, Elisa Sparks, Ronnie Kun, Marc Sullivan, Jerry Johnson, vice-president, Bev Purdue, president. CMissingj: Sue Pierce, Diane Trettin, John Kydd, Linda Lonay, Alli- son Paull, Alan Shurman, Scott Smith, Paul Bonin. 27 Various service and language clubs enabled students to become more in- volved within their school and subjects. Club Council promoted programs and activities to include a maximum of stu- dents. An Open House was held in the fall to introduce students to RHS clubs. While working with handicapped chil- dren, the S ades developed leadership qualities and, encouraged understanding and interest of these children. Students in FTA prepared for the future by observ- ing and discussing methods of teaching. Spades-Back row: Miss Mullen, adviser, Lorraine Bonin, Neal Peterson, Pam Taylor, Leah Matson. Front row: Sue Furman, presi- dent, Dennis Hjeresen, vice president, Karen Watson, Ron Furman. Club Council-Back row: Debra Steckler, George Shangrow, Sue Furman. Front row: Tim Cottrell, Sue Kerr, Jan Kennaugh, Jerry Johnson, Club Coordi- nator, Dick Crichton, Sharon Anderson. FTA-Back row: Ann Eggers, Lind a H ar t, Joan Cornwall, Midge How ard. Front row: Sh aron Anderson, president, Robin Hil- debrandt, Irene Lowe, Marie Vaughn, Linda Brown. 28 it Spanish and French Clubs-Back row: Pam Har- rington, Harold Anderson, Celeste Aronson. Front row: Marcia Pomeroy, Mardy Hedgcock, Debra Steckler. Russian and German Clubs-Back row: Paul Falchi, Janis Rieke, George Benson, Larry Steele, Dave Johnson. Front row: Linda Jensen, Joy Bjorgan, Michael Beck, Helen Pod- lesny, Rodney Hendrix. Clubs direct opportunities toward specific aims: . Latin Club members prepare for the annual Slave Sale in ' December. ' f p 2 M i ' 'fiif B s a I Swedish Lucia Bride, Marilyn Heggen, and her attendants present pastries to the office staff. 29 valued pastimes are pursued. Camera Club-Back row: Roger Myers, Bob Nelson. Organ Club-Back row: Dennis Van Zandt, Paula Grindy. Front row: David Brazier, president, Robb Stack, Tim Front row: George Shangrow, president, Randy McCarty. Cottrell. fMissingj: Art Samuelson, Bob Caplan. CMissingj: Dan Swartzman. Chess Club-Jesse Grayston, Willie Skubi, president, Jacobs, Mike Burke, Phil Grega, Steve Hunt. Walter North, Owen Overton, Roger Myers, Glen 30 RHS students Were offered the oppor- tunity to participate in a number of clubs corresponding to their individual interests. The Camera Club sponsored fund-raising print sales in December and May, after the Senior Play and Drama Festival. They also collaborated with the Senior Class to take Santa pic- tures inl December. Musical entertain- ment at assemblies was provided by the year-old Organ Club. An Inter-School Tournament matched the chess skills of Roosevelt students against those of other Seattle schools. Ski Club activities in- cluded a ski dance in November, all-city races, movies, and speakers for inter- ested members. Students in the Natural History Society broadened their knowl- edge by visiting various sites of interest on iield trips, and by observing animals at different zoos and museums. Mem- bers of the Radio Club became more experienced with the uses of radios, and combined with the Chess Club to set up a chess game between San Francisco and Seattle. l Ski Club Officers-Back row: Larry Arwine, Rick Tracey, Chris Reiser, Chris Viggers, Anne Pearson. fSittingj: Gary Christman, Jim Ulrich, president. Natural History Society Member, Rick McCoy, jumps oif a sand dune at Vantage, Washington, while on a field trip. ' -Y X 1 U H 'life ff' . Radio Club-John Solbakken, president, Barry Roundhill, George Holdsworth. CMissingj: Alden Thayer, Peter Strong. 3 I Dave Aa gaard Debby Arron Carol Beard Kajsa Berg Amy Bonham Paul Bonin Tom Boyns Dick Bozarth Peggy Bryan Tim Dearborn Diane Driscoll Carolyn Dunn Ted Eisenhardt Leslie Emerson Anne Erickson Bruce Farwell Donna Fatland Mary Ferch J on Fulton Doug Gangler Brian Grassley Ann Greene Sue Hogness Tessa Hopman Elaine Houghton John Hruby Ron Hsu Steve Hunt Glen Jacobs Kris Jensen Phil Kirby Christina Kordub John Hruby President Bill Whitener Vice President Kathy Lewis Sec.-Treas. Mr. Walter Adviser 32 Lori Larsen Kathy Lewis Linda Marxsen George McCarthy Tom McGaw Bruce McKagan Claudia Mills Nancy Mowat Ray Myrtle Remy Newland Sandy Pidde Bev Purdue Shanon Reed Ann Reid Linda Rober q-N, John Rodenberg Eunice Rosenp Julia Rush erl Steve Schwager Margaret Scott hn- 11217 Ai Cb 4? Vicky Scott Kathy Sharpe Pat Shaw Dick Shurman ,I an Spring Dave Utevsky Cindy Vail Carla Van Dam Chris Viggers Chris Wencker Ron Woo Sue Ziegman '51 Missing-Phil Grega, Ashok Nayudu, Don Wright .3 ta I ' Lgrl, gf? Steve Schwager President Bill Vandenberg Vice President Steve Anderson Sec.-Treas. The Boys' Club Father-Son Dessert in December featured speakers on karate and basketball. Organizations adjust to innovation. Boys' and Girls' Clubs combined early in the year to jointly hold a Dating Game assembly. Giving recognition to students with a 3.5 or better G.P.A. in four subjects, or service points to make up the difference, Torch had a theme this year of :Torch Livesf, With a poetry edi- torial, g'Procul Harumj' and- discussion groups, Torch showed a change from recurrent activi- ties. The traditional Torch Banquet in Novem- ber revolved around the idea that The Queen Has A Past, with a speaker on the history of Seattle. A new adviser, lVlr. Whitney, and original programs demonstrated the new outlook and involvement of Boys, Club. Beginning a year of imagination and progress with green and gold balloons and a car smash for the jamboree, Boys' Club also sponsored a Father-Son Dessert, Football Skills contest, and an Ugly Man con- test to raise money for injured athletes. Boys' Club Cabinet-Back row: Robin Shakarian, Cory Bourdeau, Doug Gangler, Neal Peterson, Greg Leaver. Front row: Mr. Whitney, adviser, Nubar Hovsepian, Jim Clifford, Mark Saran, Dave Seppa, Jim Dabney, Jim Davis. CMissingj: Charlie Youngs, Reid Martin. Mrs. Huey Adviser Mrs. Padden Adviser Girls' Club Boutique attracts curious on-lookers and prospective buyers. Sue Hinea Carolyn Dunn Betty Anderson Ann Silver Cheryl Walling Linda Marxsen President Ist Vice President 2nd Vice President Corresponding Sec. Recording Sec. Treasurer F-----E AJYVYL- 1 if 5 fl, N 1 rl 'A 4 ixjl 1 Il' 'If-1 ' Bi: 3 Z! jj? ,'1 ,i ' M.,-.1 -.-- x Fall Cabinet-Back row: Molly Maines, Sue Murray, Debbie Skubi, Holly Lane, Wendy Willson, Robin Barfuss, Sue Wilson, Sue Koutsky, Jill Starling. Front 34 17 row: Becky Ean, Jean Wilson, Betsy Raleigh, Mardy I-Iedgcock, Jana Slezak, Joanne Lipson, Jody Paulson. CMissingj: Ann McCarthy. n .LJ Personal involvement is possible within changed surroundings. Measuring up to the theme Any- thing Can Happen, the 1967-68 Girls' Club staged a year of f1rsts,' in activities for Roosevelt. Beginning with the crea- tion of a new oflice, the Committee Co-Ordinator, Girls, Club had a change of advisers at the semester. The cara- meled apple sale before Halloween, with the theme The Big Apple is Coming Back Carameledv was a fresh idea that made S30 profit. A Dating Game Assembly and a Boutique where items made by RHS girls were sold were activities sponsored for the first time by Girls' Club. Planned around the idea St. Valentine's Massacre Resolvedf, the GC Tolo in February was the iirst PTA tolo held for six years and the iirst dance in the new lunchroom. Besides these new beginnings, the traditional Father-Daughter Banquet, I-lollyberry week with the theme All Is Bright, a Jay Jacobs' Fashion Show, and a Mother-Daughter Tea were held. lH l.!lIl'i5 fmu massacre SpringCabinet-Third row: Jill Schmidt, Sue Wilson, Debbie Hayes, Wendy Barrett, Diane Swanson, Nancy Peter- son. Second row: Sue Smidt, Joyce Ander- son, Laura Melton, Sandy Hardy, Nancy Rogers, Cindy Vail, Robin Barfuss, Lexie Duea, Tessa Hopman, chairman. Front row: Terry Timberlake, Jan- etta Jackson, Shan- non Johnson, Annette Brown, Joni Warming- ton, Shelly Garrigues, Ann McCarthy. CMiss- ingj: Wendy Willson, Chris Robb, Kathy Lewis. Sue Wilson and Jean Wilson sample their own goods at the Carameled Apple sale. 35 'fm' Yer S31 Mrs. E. M. Smith Adviser Betty Anderson Debbie Arron Carol Beard Kajsa Berg Colleen Bever Nanci Bondelid Amy Bonham Kathy Brink J an Case Marion Docter Carolyn Dunn Leslie Emerson 36 'D Anne Erickson Mary Ferch Karen Gartside Sandy Hardy Sue Hinea Sue Hogness Tessa Hopman Elaine Houghton Mary Hsu Christina Korduba Heidi Lehwalder Kathy Lewis Linda Marxsen Laura Melton E fn., Golden Spurs . Linda Millikan Gail Moehring Nancy Mowat Nancy Nielson Sue Pierce Bev Purdue Roberta Randles Ann Reid Faith Richardson Linda Rober . Eunice Rosenperl Julia Rush Daphne Schneider its . Margaret Scott . Vicky Scott Ann Silver J an Spring Roberta Stevenson Laure Teissonniere Terry Timberlake Carla Van Darn Chris Viggers . Juli Waesche Cheryl Walling . Joni Warmington Chris Wencker Sue Ziegman Rooks Olson President Andrea Callow lst Vice President Claudia Mills 2nd Vice Presiden Cindy Vail Secretary Kg! Lexie Duea Treasurer ,A Ann Greene Social Chairman ii Students assist in thc change. Combining leadership and service, the Ruffs and Spurs represented Roosevelt's outstanding seniors. Holding their iirst meeting in the audi- torium, ithe Spurs donated time to day care centers and invalid homes in Seattle. With a change of advisers for both groups, Spursheld a talent shovv and had panels on the pros and cons of Spur membership, While service given by the Ruflfs involved the Anti-Tuberculosis Center, the Handicapped Center, and ushering at RHS functions. rw ,Q f ?' 37 Roughrider Gary Christman is honored by the Spurs for a month of exceptional service. I 32 4 . nf 'R 'X Bob Nelson President 'rb- Steve Youngs Vice President Jim Davis Dick Lewis Secretary Treasurer Roughriders Mr. Averill . Malcolm Klug 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Adviser Dave Aagaard Steve Anderson Tom Bingham Paul Bonin Tom Boyns Dick Bozarth Gary Christman Steve Costie Tim Dearborn Ted Eisenhardt Bruce Farwell ' Jon Fulton Scott Gilbert Brian Grassley Pete Grimm 17. Nubar Hovsepian 18. John Hruby 19. 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'14 ,u,.u-.pn-4, 'e.ln4.nlo-atm. . 'Q .-...na an .un Q . :A -wp To save time, Fred Woodhouse, the Stage Manager, uses his weight to bring up the fire curtain. Nggitag Q. Miss Wills, director, and student directors, Carla Van Dam and Chris Wienker, work together to improve a scene. The work of both the directors and Stage Crew was invaluable in preparing the Senior Play, presented on December lst and Znd. The directors organized the play and helped the actors to develop their roles, while the Stage Crew did the technical work on the production. The Stage Crewis work also included the creation of one backdrop, a cellar scene, for the play. The other backdrop showed a street of Paris , it was rented from a Hollywood studio because classes held backstage provided the crew little time to paint. However, it was aided in its attempt to give the stage an attractive appearance y the replacement of the old act- ing curtain and the addition of a new black background curtain given by the PTA. Miss Wills reviews the script. How beautiful he is! Men are big and beautiful, and as loyal as dogs? f u fi1 LL it a ifaff it 1 53, 5 , If it's not oil, by the time we get through, it will be? 'ir U5 ' Careful attention to detail results in a polished performance The Roosevelt Drama Department, under the direction of Miss Norma Wills, presented the Senior Play, The M adwomcm of Chaillot, in two performances on December lst and Qnd. The plot was centered around the struggle be- tween individualism and objective materialism, between good and evil. The nonconformists of Chaillot, a district of Paris, were slowly being suffocated by the impersonal businessmen of the area. Countess Aurelia, the Madwoman of Chaillot and an eccentric lover of life, lured these men through a trap door in her basement with promises of oil below, thus sending them into the sewers of the city forever and over- coming evil and greed. The talents of many Roosevelt students were revealed in this de- manding production. I swear to lie, conceal and distort everything, and slander everyone. l ,., , FQ, --Q T A L 1' A Q1 Q., 3 L. A 8. Q 442 if J, Q53- m I W ,W K 1- .J x hi K f Fm 'R+ '9 0 f Student producers achieve creative interpretationg '- ' ,' I I Dave McCaffree and Jerry Brewer struggle in a scene from Dope,', a play about drug addiction written by Maryat Lee. Festival in My Mindv was the theme of the 1968 Drama Festival. The company man- agers and Miss Wills, adviser, organized the festival tryouts and supervised the develop- ment of each play. No limitations were placed on those trying out for Drama Festival. Eight directors from the advanced drama class chose their casts and presented one-act plays to the school in April. Individual performances were judged and the three best plays were chosen to be given to the public. These plays were judged and all awards were given on the night of the iinal performances. Tryouts take place in a darkened au- ditorium. Jeanne Johnson Company Manager Dan Fuller Company Manager Miss Wills Adviser Members of Stage Crew adjust a light for a rehearsal in the Little Theater. 45 The attraction between a man falsely charged with rape and a sympathetic girl is depicted in William Saroyan's Hello Out There. Directors ' Madame Butterflyv ....................,. Mary Doerty 'Tm a Foolv ..................... ........ S ue Hinea Ralph Roister Doisterv ...... .............. S ue Pierce 'KDope', .......................... ................. L ori Larsen Bald Sopranov ....... Chuck Iremonger The Woodshedv ..... ........ C arla Van Dam Hello Out There ,.... ......... B ob Turner J.Bf' .................... ...... L oren Isaac The Bald Soprano is a farce in which the ridiculous in- ability of people to communicate becomes evident. V . V f 5:25 V W ' ' E2,,1m.g,YA,v:,k,c,-,,,,ti-ig 31::4:,,, M- :W L ,MHA Y lag. , mills. 'fe In a Japanese setting, David Belascois Madame Butter- Hyv portrays the tragic life of a charming young woman betrayed by her American lover. The Woodshedv describes six people in their V i struggle to find reality. 46 competition provokes Variety. 'X' ID - 'ka . 4 I, gmac. X -'yr Archibald MacLeish adapted the Biblical tale of Job into a modern play in '1I.B. An irnaginative stablehand in 'Tm a Fool becomes comic- ally infatuated with a girl above his class. Best Director .......... ....... L ori Larsen CCDOpe!3 Best Serious Actor .........,........ Dan Fuller J.B. Best Serious Actress' ...... Janetta Jackson ClD0pe7J Best Comedy Actor .............. Brian Dearle The Bald Sopranov Best Comedy Actress ............ Merry Stam Ralph Roister Doisteri' Best Supporting Actor .......,.. Dick Jensen ' 'Tm a Fool Best Supporting Actress ...... Megan Dean The Bald Soprano Best Set Designer ................ Rod Hendrix ccJ-Bla, An old English fable, Ralph Roister Doisterf' tells of a buffoon's humorous attempts to Win love. N H W :rw I ,rw if '1 E Q 'i V A u w in if 'i , ', 47 ' 1 I H fulsgr' HH , in w if at w rl HM ,M ,A vw, iii . 2 , H if E, ,5 i .. M Concert Chorale-Fourth row: Neal Peterson, Rick Knisely, Duncan Blanchard, John Hickman, Gary Jansen, Dennis Van Zandt, Dennis McAfee, Chris Hartman, Lloyd Meyer, Glen Jacobs, Jack Galbraith, Bill Bassett, Robin Shakarian, Mark Hartman, Lynda Griffith, Bee Boston, Mardy Hedgcock, Jan Rieke. Third row: Wendy Williams, Deborah Sallee, Carl Copeland, Jerry Brewer, Bob Stapp, Harper Welch, Tom Schreiner, Bob Boone, Greg Ward, Dan Swartz- man, Miss Tembreull, director, Tony Montanaro, Wes Jordan, Walter Phillips, Keith Rinas, Ron Pitts, Michelle Taverniti, Helene Hood, Linda Marxsen, Tiss Caka, Second row: Gayle Lomax, Wendy Bar- Swing Choir-Back row: Rick Knisely, Owen Johnson, Neal --......K, ,wir ,Q --.mi-z--,L, 1. rett, Diana Swanson, Margaret Kersten, Kathy Cro- zier, Jan Birchman, Terri Wade, Paula Grindy, Bonnie Leonard, Marie Vaughn, Margie Grant, Joan Cornwall, Cathy Ekins, Lonnie Savery, Linda Deildal, Susie Ziadeh, Toni Jones. Front row: Julia Rush, Marie Landrum, Jody Shook, Cathy Wolfheim, Linda Purdy, Debbie Hays, Chris Mahan, Becci Thomas, Sharon Anderson, Clare Sibold, Gail Atkinson, Betsy Rupp, Annette Brown, Cindy Nelson, Tove Thomp- son, Kathy Kelleher, Andrea Callow. f M issingj: Chuck Kershner, George Shangrow, Mark Erickson, Char- leen Chilson, Barb Stilwell, Jennifer Clark, Joan Toni, Lucy Bateman. Due to the shortage of available class- rooms, Rooseveltis choral groups, under the direction of Miss Mary Tembreull, were required to hold classes in the Boys, Gym Foyer. The choir overcame this handicap, however, and enacted many alterations in their organization. Last yearis Trouveres were modified to be- come this year's Swing Choir. The Clas- sicantors, formerly called the Madrigals, increased their repertoire to include clas- sical music of all periods. The Boys' Choir, the only one of its kind in the senior highs of Seattle, was initiated at the beginning of the first semester. These groups, in addition to Concert Chorale, Girls' Choir, and Nonettes, were in great demand to entertain at many important social functions throughout the Seattle area. Peterson, Bob Stapp, Dan Swartzman, Wes Jordan, Glen Jacobs. Front row: Barb Stilwell, Wendy Barrett, Bonnie Leonard, Tiss Caka, Lynda Griffith, Bee Boston. 48 aaa Classicantors-Third row: Chris Hartman, Tony Mon- tanaro, Keith Rinas. Second row: Wendy Williams, Annette Brown, Abby Greenwald. Front row: Lonnie Savery, Gayle Lomax, Betsy Rupp. CMissingj: George Shangrow. WH l lg-.. A I Ii. ix ,J fi, by Y If 5 If w , ........ l Nonettes-Third row: Deborah Sallee, Linda Marx- y..,,f If fi sen, Debbie Hays. Second row: Marie Landrum, , 'l i c l'l'llil'ili. It I ' Helene Hood, Gail Atkinson. F font row: Andrea Cal- Q. . , ,,,,, , G E low, Clare Sibold, Tove Thompson. Music students participate with others of similar interests, Boys, Choir--Third row: Gary Baal, Walter Phillips. Second row: J ack Galbraith, Randy McCarthy, Lloyd Meyer, Duncan Blanchard. Front row: Tom Schreiner, Bill Bassett, Eric Winters, Harper Welch. CMissingj: Steve McDa.nials, Lex Comin. -ai... H 2 :':zEg.,.gi5 . . l fi .' if., ,,. 'H Www jilftiriql lugs: ll .I . in W ,I Wh 'N Miss Tembreull aids members of Girls' Choir in developing their musical ability. 49 RHS Marching Band Woodwinds-Back row: Val Rickles, Steve Hawk, Bob Wicks, drum major, Mark Goodrich, Mark Burgess, Dave Hensley, Marcia Barzee, Anne Borst, Tina Southas. Front row: Lynne Whittal, Shanon Reed, Clare Rodenberg, Jody Shook, Shelley Bennett, Jan Korchinski, Gail Zim- merman, Val Deming, Debbie Isaacson. CMissingj: Steve Hamburg, Steve Horosko, Gary McKibben. Bob Wicks, Roosevelt drum ma- jor, directs the Marching Band at Memorial Stadium' RHS Marching Band Percussion-Back row: Kirk Norman, Rod Thornley, Tom Day. Front row: Larry Arndt, John Tomlinson, Greg Quigley. RHS Marching Band Woodwinds-Back row: Wayne Steele, y Alan Henderson, Paul Bonin, Rick Wills, Bryan Wingrove, l John Kapek, Gary Crider, Mike Evans. Front row: Caryn Cady, Lynne Dodge, Cindy Wickstrom, Carol Bakken, Val Dean, Pam Harrington. Concert Orchestra Strings-B ack row: John Harlowe, Pat Jewell, Judy LaVassar, Ann Streckenbach, Sally Luttrell, Glenn Stallcop, Kathy Hummer, Linda Hart, Sharon Jones, Alice Takakoshi, Roger Lord, Midge Howard, Roger Faris, Peter Strong, Michael Rowlette. Concert Orchestra Brass, Percussion, and Harp-Back row: Dick Jensen, James Sleater, Marc Greenwald, Mar- tin Ekenes, James Ben- nett, Terry Williams, Bruce Albert, John Bruun, Blaine Eng- land, Dean Suess. Front row: Jeff Wilen, Ken Long, Heidi Leh- walder. 52 Front row: Paul Thomas, Jan Guterson, Janet Hol- man, Sue Danishek, Ann Eggers, Mary Kjlian, Chris Harder, Tom Randall, Eric Johnson, Pat O'Brien, Patty Beczo, Cheryl Biback, Jan Watt. Concert Orchestra Woodwinds-Back row: Tom Huxhold, Shirley O'Brien, Ron- nie Kun, Bruce Hall, Mark Schedler, Amy Bonham. Front row: Liz Dash, Gail Moehr- ing, Ann Moehring, Abby Greenwald, Bet- sy Raleigh, Robin Sib- old, Anne Erickson, Don Eisenberg. Jolly ,Ioe's Jugband entertains students at Folkfest. 1 Desire for self-expression increases: Folkfest Committee-Back row: Dave Voorhees, Chris Hart- man, Dave Utevsky, Robin Feetham, John Leonard, Sonny Williams, Scott Gilbert. Front row: Andi Callow, Polly Teeter, co-chairman, Gail Moehring, Julie Sakahara, Chris Wencker, Anne Moehring, co-chairman. Roosevelt students were given the opportunity to express their varying musical talents in the Concert Orches- tra and Folkfest. Both groups selected a wide range of music. The Orchestra played in school programs, such as the Hollyberry Concert and Spring Concert, and presented a series of E-period con- certs for interested students. Proficient musicians participated in the Music Educators, National Conference which was sponsored in March by the Seattle Public Schools. The Junior and Senior classes pro- duced the Folkfest of 1968. It Was held on February 3 and presented iifteen acts. Music ranged from the traditional folky guitar to country blues, and in- cluded some compositions Written by the students. 53 Lab Writer Board-Third row: Glenn Paul- son, John Barnes, Dick Shurman, Bev Pur- due, Publicity editorg Debbie Kogan, Julia Rush, Business editor, Mindy Roberts. Second row: Norm Page, John Hruby, Marion Docter, Elisa Sparks, Kathy Sharpe, Bruce Farwell. Front row: David Utevsky, Editor-in-chief, Nancy Fields, Linda Duchin, Peter Living- ston, Vicky Scott, Format editor, Chris Wencker, Margaret Scott. CMissingj: Celeste Aronson, Colleen Brangvvin, Gary Christrnan, Linda Jenkins. Due to redistribution of the ASR budget, appropriations for Roosevelfs French poetic magazine were not sufficient to cover costs of publication. Under the direction of Mrs. Sarah Vyborny, adviser, French students sold fudge at Senior Play performances to raise funds for La Deuce Vie. Despite conflicting schedules and lack of space, Lab Writer Board met Weekly to analyze submissions While members chewed on crushed ice and cookies. Mrs. Sally Bryan, adviser, acted only with influence equal to that of the students on board. Accepted manuscripts were re-evaluted in April when iinal selections Were made. Both magazines were sold to the student body in May. La Douce Vie-Back row: Mrs. Sarah Vyborny, ad- viser, John Hruby, Steve Costie. Front row: Cindy Vail, Jan Kennaugh, Debbie Arron, Ray Myrtle. , Each submission to Lab Writer is presented orally before it is evaluated and voted upon. students exchange ideas, 1- Members of Lab Writer Board, David Utevsky, editor, and Mrs. Bryan, adviser, listen to criticism of a manuscript. 55 Fall News Staff-Back row: Jim Dabney, Lar- ry Steele, Mike Beck, Gordon Baker, Rob Cook. Front row: Judy Mecartea, Jane Zier, Eunice Rosenperl, Val- erie Rickles, Sh anon Reed, Ann Reid. 56 Mary Hsu Copy Editor Brian Grassley Sports Editor Colleen Bever Feature Editor Marc Sullivan Editorial Editor Mad Crook Associate Editor Karen Gartside Editor-in-Chief Mr, Rybock Adviser F Fall Ad Staff-Third row: Larry Arwine, Rob Nevitt, Reid Hester, Mike Benjamin, Chuck Gilbert, Scott Smith. Second row: Ellen Morrison, Lynn Gribble, John Hinton, Dan Gompf, Rudy Powell, Spark Carlander, Tom Erak. Front row: Jim Clifford, Bob Feder, circulation mgr., Mark Saran, business mgr., Nancy Rogers, advertising nzgr., Rick Tracey. The Roosevelt News was the work of the editors and reporters, as well as the journalism classes and the Ad Staff. Each reporter covered a beat,', a specific area of the school. When he found an interesting idea for a story, he would,,rep.ort back to the editors, who would have it written up for the paper by a member of News Staff. The Ad Staff got the adver- tisements for the paper, which supplied a large part of the funds necessary for its printing. During the second semester, the position of managing editor was introduced to assist the edi- tor-in-chief in the organization of the front page. The change gave him more time to work on the paper as a whole. Besides this, another change was made. Offset printing was used for the paper instead of let- ter press. With the new system more pictures were possible and each picture was clearer. Larry Steele Editor-in-Chief Valerie Rickles Associate Editor Jane Zier Managing Editor Mike Beck Editorial Editor Ann Reid Feature Editor Jiln Dabney Sports Editor Shanon Reed Copy Editor Spring News Staff-Fourth row: Jerry Johnson, Dennis Hjeresen. Third row: Linda Hull, Roger Meyer, Barb Arneson. Second row: Lisa DiCaprio, J an Morgan, Shelly Garrigues, Ray Wetherholt, Sue Smidt. Front row: Vicki Bergseth Creadingj, Chris Carlson, Laura Melton, Midge Howard. Spring Ad Staff-Back row: Cary Greenberg, John Hinton, circulation mgr.g Rick Tracey, local ad nzgr., Reid Hester, business mgr., Nancy Rogers, all-city ad mgr. Front row: Greg Quigley, Melody Johnson, Rose Pierides, Lynn Gribble, Mark Newland. 57 Singlencss of purpose produces a real contribution. Qx wp-. 58 Mrs. Reinecke Adviser Sf' 2 Leslie Emerson Editor-'in-chief Mary Ferch Assoc. Editor Asst. Copy Editor Vicky Scott Copy Editor Asst. Assoc. Editor Malcolm Klug Business Mgr. 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N K- ELT - fix QS ' Qi, F R f fl Athletes meet in new surroundings. The Roosevelt Roughriders completed the 1967 football season with a record of three wins and five losses. Although suffering four straight defeats to Gariield, Ingraham, Shoreline, and Hale, the team proved that the desire to win was still strong in a 19-O victory over Shorecrest in the last game. Six returning lettermen and two sophomores, along with eighteen juniors and seniors, made up the varsity team. The Roughriders were first among the worldls high schools when they walked out onto the newly installed Astro-turf at Memorial Stadium to train for the pre-season Jamboree. According to Coach Harney, the turf was one of the greatest things to happen to Metro League Football in years. It made fast players faster and improved the over-all quality of the games by making them more colorful and al- lowing the players' numbers to be more easily seen. The turf also made possible the introduc- tion of double-header games so that more teams could play on it. It is hoped that in the future the whole Metro League schedule can be played on the Astro-turf. Varsity Scores Sealth Ballard Lincoln Garfield Ingraham Shoreline Nathan Hale 21 Shorecrest Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Both coach Harney and team members take part in the action from the sidelines. 62 Varsity Football-Third row: Don Harney, coach, Mike Lee, tackle, Steve Coccia, kicker, Brian Grass- ley, fullback, Bill Bidstrup, linebacker. Second row: Hans Siskin, guard, Scott Seidel, end, Larry Burgher, ilanker, Scott Smith, end, Tom Bingham, guard. Front row: Jim Vollbracht, end, Bob Vynne, quarter- back, Bob Weinstein, center, Jim Clifford, tackle, Gordy Baker, vngr. Varsity Football-Third row: Steve Schulte, tackle, Wes LeMay, center, Jim Andrilenas, tackle, Mike Thomas, fullback, Jim Anderson, guard. Second row: Larry Hayes, mgr., Jeff Gall, guard, Dave Worgan, end, Boyd Hansen, wingback, Dean Dragset, safety. Front row: Tim Flint, end, Chris Penwell, halfback, Chris Reiser, halfback, Buck Evans, wingback, Art Wiper, coach. 63 Larry Burgher scoops in the ball and runs sixty yards for a touchdown against Ballard. ---- - Y -2,33 v 1 , . A f -I Y , ? K X V ' x i D af 1 , . ag A ' 1 I f 1 ,l., Chris Reiser blocks a Lincoln Lynx as Bob Vynne goes back for a pass. 64 fe.. Bob Vynne, quarterback, breaks away on a roll- out in the Ingraham game. The Roughriders do V sit-ups on the Astro-turf during a pre-game Warm-up session. The Junior Varsity football squad ranked third in the Northern Division. They finished the season with a 3-2-1 win-loss-tie record. The team fought to a 6-6 tie with Shorecrest. Their only losses were to Ballard and Shoreline. All three victories, over Hale, Ingraham, and Lin- coln, were shut-outs-14-O, 7-O, and 27-O. The Sophomore team faced many problems which contributed to their O-7 win-loss record. Five of the team's most promising players were lost, two to the varsity squad, and three due to various qualifying factors. Additional losses due to injuries required players to cover posi- tions in which they had had little or no experi- ence. The inexperience of most of the larger players was an added disadvantage. Two new coaching techniques used were Marine-type exercises and the Stacked-I, which placed three backs behind the quarterback, allowing for easier shifting of the backfield. Punting accuracy is exercised on the practice field. Junior Varsity Football Team-Back row: Bob Argens, Ron Jeffries, Don Harris, Kirk Bail- ey, Rob Gloyd, Tom Hayes, Mr. Whitney, coach. Front row: Ken Elgin, mgr., Harold Anderson, Dan Boyd, Steve Keyes, Al Mont- gomery, Joe Forde, Dale Druliner, Dan II. S? Reichman, mgr. CL... Sophomore Football Team-Third row: Mr. Thrapp, coach, Craig Sax, Bob Johnson, Dave Vine, Bruce Thomas, John Bruun, Steve Ahern, Mark Chilton, Darrell Pray, Dan Corhan, Dick Kirby, Marv Merkel, Dan Wilson, Hans Anderson. Second row: Chuck Poelhiitz, Loren Lampley, Tom McDonald, Gary Andrilenas, Bill Boyd, Christopher Simpson, Mike 66 Cutler, Steve Maag, Dave Weil, Scott Byhre, John Lofgren, Ernie Snyder, Mr. Crowston, coach, Front row: Steve Peoples, mgr., Garth Wallace, Brent Jack- son, Bill Mori, Talie Evanger, Dave Whitcomb, Larry Sinnott, Steve Cruver, Dennis Ganje, Jack Eng, Gordy J aenson, Lance Joyner, Chuck Fornia, Chris Gough. 1 Varsity Cross Country team members work out, surrounded by the autumn colors in Cowen Park. Varsity Cross Country-Back row: Mike Walmsley, John . Rodenberg, Pat Walmsley, Dick Lewis, Jon Fulton, Walter Phillips, Lindsay Crossett. Front row: Mike McMonagle, , mgr., Terry Thompson, Dan Gompf, Bill Savage, Dale Can- L non, Rick Hunter, Bruce Long. CMissingj: Mr. Snowden, coach. Practice is a part of each athletes attempt at excellence. In the final standings, the Varsity Cross Country team was third in the Northern Divi- sion. In the All-Metro meet, they ranked ninth. All four of the returning lettermen were out most of the season because of bad feet and bruised bones, but despite the fact that the team didn't win any of their four dual meets, spirit The J.V. Cross Country team loosens up be- fore a work-out. -TT i': 'f 7'Tj'T,'Qf' 'f remained high. Home meets against Ingraham and Shoreline were run at Lower Woodland and Green Lake. Next year, all home meets will take place on the new course at Ravenna Park. The team also ran visiting meets at Shorecrest and Hale. 4 Junior Varsity Cross Country-Back row: Gary Wilderbuer Bruce Richards, Greg Petrie, Kurt Kirkpatrick, Brian Smith, Bill Filer, Rolf Hebenstreit. Front row: Don Eisenberg, mgr., Lindsay Meyer, Lee Hess, Bob Bailey, Don Hartnett, John Kloess. 67 Dennis McAfee battles for a second half tip-off. Although the Roosevelt Varsity Basketball team showed great promise at the beginning of the season, they Were hampered by many injuries and played in hot and cold spurts. The back to back victories over Queen Anne and Shorecrest were their best games accord- ing to Coach Snowden. They iinished the season with 9 Wins and 10 losses. With little chance to practice together, the Junior Varsity Team, composed of the non- starting juniors on the Varsity Team, was able to give each of their opponents a iight, never losing by a large score and finishing with a 3-9 Win-loss record. 68 Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt in TVUIS' Varsity Scores Garfield West Seattle Shorecrest Lincoln Rainier Beach Ingraham Shoreline Ballard Nathan Hale Franklin Queen Anne Shorecrest Cleveland Shoreline Sealth Ballard Ingraham Lincoln Nathan Hale iiia Sd Dave Skone shoots from the corner Varsity Basketball-Back row: Mike Walmsley, Doug Larry Hayes, mgr., Dale Cannon, Gary Ashe, Dave Gangler, Steve Schwager, Malcolm Klug, Jim Andri- Skone, Charlie Youngs, Scott Seidel, Tom Day, Dan lenas, Bill Vandenberg, Dennis McAfee, Jay Blasin- Boyd, Geoff Harris, Ed Mace, Boyd Hansen. game, Bob Nelson, Mr. Snowdon, coach. Front row: Each player contributes , to the group effort. l Scott Seidel looks for a rebound. Coach Snowden plans strategy. 69 Bill Vandenburg pulls down a Viking rebound. ,1 5 ,Q ,S V :iA 4 ss 3 f -V S! f 4521- -We qi W ' SL-- xg Steve Schvvager sets his sight on the basket. 'N ' 4' ' s 'ff' ' .L 'w w MTN N... -....-,A, iii' Vis 70 ii ,v-1cff From a crowd of Rams, Steve Schwager gets off a shot. Jay Blasingame looks for a lay-up. Bob Nelson shoots from behind Ingraham guards. The school identifies with its team. During a time out, Coach Snowden plans strategy. are A 1 Q The Sophomore Basketball team closed the season with a standing of five Wins and ten losses and acquired valuable experience through involvement in competitive situations. Coach Larry Whitney commented that While the boys had good potential, they lacked the determination and concern which is essential for a Winning team. Yet, it Was noted that gen- eral improvement proceeded at a faster rate as the season ended, which included the develop- ment of Varsity hopefuls. .1115 17,9 iff'-4' L' .-4. Sophomore Basketball team-Back row: Robb Millikan, Scott Andres, Lee Wilderbuer, Tom Ostrom, Lee Jones, Dick Robblee, Terry Thompson, John Lof- gren. Front row: Larry VVhitney, coachg HOW- ard Nevitt, Lindsey Crossett, Rod Olson, George Benson, Marv Merkle, Mike Cutler. fMissingj: Tom Hatch, Don Enselberg, mgr. Ili Boys team captain Gary Jansen and Dave Fields practice. ,.M , Yi .S -ss W ' sqewsm -uf V ,Y Q Roosevelt girls practice at Evan's Pool. 1 l l The athlete may compete With other teams thinking that they did not have a chance, the Roosevelt Swim Team was first again in the All City Swim Meet with a score of 223 total points, 40 more than Nathan Hale, their closest rivals. They per- formed much better than expected, setting two new city records on the way to another cham- pionship. According to Coach Walker of all the teams at the meet this team was the most inspired to win. Swim Team-Back row: Mr. Walker, coach, Mark Schedler, Jim Jaderholm, Scott Thompson, Harold Anderson, Chris Holm, Sally Morton, J amela Soules, Debbie Skubi. Second row: John Lind, Janet Betzold, Dave Weil, Reid Hester, Laurie Fliflet, Dave Fields, Karen Watson, Shelly Bennett, Diane Trenttin, Deb- 72 bie Ott, Karen Thornquist. Front row: Bob Wicks, Steve Shallow, Kajsa Berg, Sharon Jones, Claire Joy, Carolyn Sprague, girls, team captain, Al Phillips, Roger Farris, Claudia Mills, John Hoyla, Bruce Far- well, Chris Viggers, Doug Howard. Ski Team-Back row: Chris Reiser, boys, team captaing Andy Thomas, Nick Jones, Joel Watkins. Front row: Betsy Henry, Jim Anderson, Becky Vig- gers, Chris Viggers, girls, team captaing Pat Barr. With himself. Due to disqualiflcations and injuries, the Roosevelt Ski Team did not have sufficient finishers to place in the overall competition at the Greater Seattle Ski Meet. Members of the boys' team did get lirst and seventh in the slalom event, and fifth in jumping, resulting in placing sixth out of twelve schools overall. The girls, team got first place in cross country, but did not place in overall competition. K n --E Betsy Henry tenses in the starting gate. Joel Watkins races to lirst place in the slalom. 73 Seconds and inches become the ultimate measure ol success. Leaving the starting blocks, Don Hartnett runs the 100. The '68 trackmen at Roosevelt composed a young team. With seven returning seniors, fifteen juniors, and the occasional assistance of eight sophomores, the Teds had a lack of experience to overcome. In the first confronta- tion of the year with West Seattle, Roosevelt lost by a margin of six points, 56-50. Defeat Boyd Hansen leaps the hurdles in practice. I nd f n- . 'I 4, W' '. 1Y,' '- fif' - ,H .. L54 -1 --J . . - g, L. -, .- - - rms- , . 'f fc' ef -- - ' -.e 'rtlim . ' -- Q - A 1 .rf -'ahh'-.,.., .,: , 9 V. , . L.,g.?:,,lig .5 I - Q Y ,wing -: L-vi? 1 .-9 , V 1 f'TL1,Ef:f l'i.: 2?-1' 3 ' A-'F - 41-a f? 4 -L ' ' ri 5 W.. 'ft - sg .1 Lg, r, J,:,a,:,.,. 14,3 'gg , -, 255. - 4, 'f .' 7352- 5-.1,3F-gfserggqgqfla .5 ,Lai- ef '11,-: 4 ?f:f1--5-ef .--,gf-.-. 5 agf,-e f:-ee'-2 -- , ,r , . . -usef- ils ,fa L. an , -f-sf?-'slilvf-',. 1 MU.. --- -, .sv . .r ws- J i ' f . f -G ifqef7a,-,.f,-.lr ' ia . , .. ' , ' ti.. H 'wc' . raw-fi' . -:grim , ,, . -- .t - .- - ' u MSE?-P - '- Q, Q .. ' 4-2. .- - -.L ,L-r4.' ... T, ,.,.'iZ'+3 was again felt when Shoreline led the meet against the Roughs, 83-42. Yet by mid-season, the all-city Relay Carnival proved that the Roosevelt team, coached by Lloyd Crowston, had something to offer. Dick Lewis came in first in the one mile, while the combined eEort of our pole vaulters set a city record of 39'5 . Track and Iield-Back row: Ken Elgin, mgr., Rod Thornley, Brian Grassley, Jim Andrilenas, Dennis McAfee, Mike Walmsley, Larry Sinnott, Buck Evans, Boyd Hansen, Don Harris, Dave Schulte, Pat Walms- ley, Dick Robblee, Jim Davis, Terry Gregerson, Mr. Lloyd Crowston, coach. Front row: Mike McMonagle, mgr., Walt Phillips, Dan Gompf, Al Montgomery, Gary Webb, John Gans, Don Hartnett, Ed Mace, Tom Brownell, Richard Johnson, Dave Prideaux, J on Fulton, Dick Lewis. 1 F. Track and iield4Back row: Mr. Larry Whitney, coach, Bruce Richards, Chuck Poellnitz, David Sols- ness, John Brunn, Bob Bailey, Ernie Snyder, Bill Mori, David Sandstrom, Brian Smith, Ron Tuttle, Bill Straining for vital inches, Mike Walmsley executes the long jump. iii M 5 F- , ,Wx ,nn . ! 4 'fm J Filer. Front row: Hans Anderson, John Kloess, Bob Richardson, Lee Hess, Adrian J osue, Dave Whitcomb, Jay Simpson, Bill Boyd, John Lofgren, Jack Thomas, Carl Copeland. , l? '. ,v , J .V. trackmen practice in the relay. 75 Self-discipline and coordination p:, of skills are required. ' Q. ,. 4 ,f r . L' V , , i , , ,- A V, , Q- VJ., J ' f ' -.'f f f L I ,f , , H , f If , . 1 , if . 'J Batting practice is gained at the pitching machine. Coach Wiper checks batting positions with the teain. Varsity Baseball-Back row: Mr. Art Wiper, coach, Bob Davis, Gordon Baker, mgr. Front Tow: Robin Bruce McKagan, Bob Nelson, Scott Seidel, Art Hyne- Shakarian, Steve Gehrig, David Skone, Doug Ben- man, Jim Volbracht, Ron Jeffries, Steve Schwager, nett, Phil Goldstone, Jim Dabney, Mike Benjamin. 76 was 'nl '7'V '71 1 , -' ' - , J ,- -.- -- ,, -412' '. , - ,, 'V ' b -..-..L ,- .' , , .. , Q . Steve Schwager Winds up for the pitch. The Roosevelt baseball team led off the season with a 1-O victory over lngraham and continued through their schedule of games with Wins over Shorecrest, 4-3, Shoreline, 3-O. Rainier Beach, 5-1, Ballard, 6-2, Nathan Hale, 4-3, and Lincoln, 4-2. With eleven returning lettermen and five juniors, the Teds Went on to first place in the Northern Division. According to Coach Art Wiper the new J.V. Baseball-Back row: Mr. Leonard Thrapp, coach, Jeff Baumgartner, Gary Rashkov, George Ben- son, John Weber, Tom Hayes, Darryl Dick, Mark Hartman, Tom Ostrom, Steve Peoples, mgr. Front row: Dan Wilson, Steve Turner, Terr? Thomson, Dan Boy , Mark Vander- zweip, Lindsay Cros- sett. CMissingj: Dale Cannon. l f Bruce McKagan prepares for a Spartan throw. pitching machine, which was partly responsible for the team's success, afforded each team member more time at batting practice. In the iinal game of the season, Roosevelt defeated West Seattle 3-0, making all three runs in the ninth inning. Not a single West Seattle batter got on base, giving the team a no- hlit game and the All-Metro Baseball Champion- s ip. 77 Varsity Tennis Team -Back row: Greg Quigley, Alex Fried- rich, Dick Winn, George Bridges, Dave Aagaard, Ted Eisen- hardt, Tom Leney, Greg Leaver, Dick Shurman, Rand Grev- stad, Gary Christman, mgr. Front row: Lance, mascotg Mr. Dranga, coach. 3-HJ 1+- tg- 9 ri ft if ,F .,? , . !f T f rg P T L S ? 'I ,LY ,L L1 V ' ' L. wants ef as it Wg, in Wm '. 1 Ms ' , , ,i LEQLEEQE H' w ww '-2 if ' . :,.jj.E5g', Q5 if ,wig r x , A My pp Coach Dranga and Dick Winn prepare Lance, the team mascot, for an important match. Greg Leaver practices his serving technique. W Legg gg W i ' H 1 3 - 0. w E mga, Rand Grevstad focuses his total attention on returning f t 1-- -- -I ... . f 5 ' N A- wig rwtl A ' Zi if ...: :,-- V W i'1fi?ff 443392 in A ' Lf 'fp -, ,',,Q 'T Eau the opponent's drive. Tom Ber ersen and Max Nor art concentrate as Dave 25 g Worgan addresses the ball. The athlete competes for In addition to its regular schedule, the Varsity tennis team Won practice matches against Queen Anne, Garfield, Franklin, and Seattle Prep. ln regular matches, they defeated Shoreline C6-31, Hale C8-lb, Shorecrest Q9-OD, Ingraham C7-21, Ballard C9-OD, and Lincoln C7-QD. This put the team in first place in the Northern Division. The season ended with a victory over Frank- lin C6-35 after a close, six-hour match. This gave Roosevelt an undefeated season and the All-Metro Tennis Championship. Golf team--Back row: Max Norgart, Jay Blas- ingame, Rick Miller, Dave Worgan, Dave Gilbertson, Norm Page, Don Pluid. F rant row: Dave Erickson, Bill Bruner, Craig Skubi, Tom Bergersen, Jim Ragsdale. CMissingj: Mr. Rushing, coach. Norm Page remains intent after completing his putt. himself and his school. The Roosevelt golf team, in the first tvvo of its three four-school matches, came in sec- ond behind Ingraham both times. In the sec- ond match, Roosevelt Was only two points behind Ingraham. The team practiced on Wednesdays and Fridays and had matches on Mondays and Thursdays. There were only four returning let- termen this year, but there will be six for next season. The team members had no chance to eat during the practice periods and often didnit arrive home until 8:00 or 8:30 at night. 79 Song and Yell Leaders-Back row: Gary Stratiner, Dave Seppa, Pete Challman, Reid Martin, Tim Dear- born, Chuck Nordquist. Front row: Marsha Wein- stein, Nancy Mowat, Diane Driscoll, Nancy Bondelid, Joyce Gardner, Elaine Houghton. Enthusiastic support contributes to the athletes success. The tradition of supporting our teams at athletic competitions was sustained and added to by the 1968 Song and Yell leaders. Taking part in a leadership conference at Ellensburg, along with strenuous practice during the sum- mer, the cheerleaders returned to school ready Song leaders and drum major co-ordinate halftime entertainment. to promote spirit among the student body. A pep book of songs and yells was produced by the group for the purpose of aiding the sopho- mores at games. They also took part in all-city Sports Days, held at Queen Anne, to kick off the football and basketball seasons. Stand up and holler F' gl X Mrs. Kidder, Rho club adviser, demonstrates on the balance beam While Jackie Dowdy, secretary, spots. Rooseveltls sports clubs provided opportuni- ties for athletic minded students. Lettermen's Club, self-disciplined by an athletic council, brought together boys with Varsity Letters. Rho Club maintained a girls' after-school sports program including volleyball competition, gym- nastics, badminton, and bowling. In the spring, Rho enabled girls to participate in city Wide track and field competition. Boys took part in the after-school Intramural program. Limited facilities, due to remodeling, inhibited fall ac- tivities, but roll room basketball competition, soft-ball, and Weight-lifting were later included to complete a year of sports for boys. Lettermen's club-Mr. Snowden, adviser, Jon Fulton, representative, Scott Seidel, president, Jim Volbracht, secre- tary, Mike Lee, vice- president. A 5 ,L , 'jf iafiff 1 Intramural members struggle for the ball. 8 I 951:55 .,f!f51 ' , 1 k fi w. ' if :sin .t' ,!' i ggi- ,N ,QL p .4 ' .A i f 4,4 an . .,.,, usb The administration applies its knowledge to the new situation. tr .9 . Nuff?-qw S5 SX .ff Richard J. West, principal, surrounded by the library, September 1967. The 1967-1968 school year has seen greater changes in the physical plant at Roosevelt than any other in its forty-five year history. Both stu- dents and faculty have experienced countless inconveniences and frustrations trying to maintain meaningful instruction in the midst of demolition and reconstruction. However, through the cooperation, determination, and resoureefulness of students, faculty, and par- ents, this year has become one of the most educationally productive in our history. Our sparkling new facilities will make pos- sible an even stronger instructional program in the future. Their ilexibility will encourage further innovations as we experiment with more efficient instructional methods. www Y 'T' 4213? Helen Bridges Ruth Deetz James Erickson Lorna Erickson Ronald Faires Dale Hanberg Hard-of-Hearing Dept. Head Counselor Math. Anal. Teacher Activities Coord. Pre-voc. Teacher Counselor 4 College Coordinator Counselor Vocational Couns. Attendance Supervisor ISP Adv. Extra Curr. SUPBIVISOI 84 Elizabeth Jaderholm Hard-of-Hearing Dept. Speech Teacher Earle Jones Hard-of Hearing Spec. Drivers Ed. Teacher Vernise Madigan Nurse Earline Rushing Librarian Walter Seeschaaf Spec. Ed. Faculty Social Com. Helen Smith Counselor Soph. Class Adv. Robert J Bell vzce prmczpal seated 1n the new library, January 1968 ,y-v-fy Mr. Averill lectures in new surroundings. John Rasmussen U.S. Hist. Teacher Margaret West Cont. Prob. Teacher Bond 8: Levy Ch. 86 LCCKUICS HIC glVC1'1 KO l2lI'gCI' gl'OU.PS Eugene Olmsted World Hist. Teacher Bus. Ed. Teacher Earl Prebezac Cont. Prob. Teacher U S H' t T h . . rs. eac er ASR Traditions Adv. Larry Whitney Cont. Prob. Teacher Asst. Basketball Coach Asst. Track Coach Raymond Williams U.S. Hist. Teacher Cont. Prob. Teacher Student Forum Adv. Dee Pinkerton Soc. Stud. Dept. Head World Hist. Teacher Far East Teacher Warren Averill World Hist. Teacher Cont. Prob. Teacher Roughriders Adv. Byron Baggaley U.S. Hist. Teacher World Hist. Teacher Paul Braseth U.S. Hist. Teacher Psychology Teacher Dean Brink U.S. Hist. Teacher Alumni Ass'n. Boys' Intra. Adv. James Curley U.S. Hist. Teacher Economics Teacher Gen. Math. Teacher of history and math studcntsg V 1 3' Jar Unfinished building improvements made it necessary for history teachers to rely on the lunchroom for lectures and class work. Stu- dents, although required to take the regular courses, were also offered several outside activi- ties. Some students had the opportunity to visit projects set up by the Central Area Motivation Program. Two model United Nations were also held during the year. In the mathematics department, team- teaching and self-teaching were utilized. The computer that many students had learned to use was no longer at Roosevelt. Its loss, how- ever, was made up for by the new resource center which made available new texts. f 5 F Phillip Stucky Math. Dept. Head ' Algebra Teacher - . Calculus Teacher , Lloyd Crowston Geometry Teacher Asst. Football Coach Asst. Track Coach A TE +4 A f Jo Genereux Gen. Math. Teacher Mr, Pinkerton iinds new material to add to his history information files. lA Elizabeth MacDonald Geometry Teacher Algebra Teacher John Rushing Algebra Teacher Geometry Teacher Golf Coach Nancy Virts Jr.-Sr. Math. Teacher Geometry Teacher Chess Club Adv. Dean Walter Geometry Teacher Algebra Teacher Torch Adv. Glenn Goodrich Virginia Hardy Geometry Teacher Adv. Math. Teacher Gen. Math. Teacher Geometry Teacher ASR Safety Adv. STA 4 1 A-,, Julie Sakahara and Dan Swartzrnan experiment making Lissa- jous figures in their math class. 87 team teaching is expanded in the sciences. l l l u l I Valery Call and Greg Quigley study gerbils for Biology. The Science Department faced the problem of being scattered throughout the school, While the complex was be- ing completely reconstructed. Biology classes continued the team teaching program. Each class met as a large group for lectures and movies, separating into small groups for experiments. The teach- ers rotated according to their teaching days. Chemistry I and II also turned to team teaching. For advanced students, Chemistry III was offered. The experi- mental course Was hampered by the lack of laboratories at the beginning of -the year. Because of overcrowding, Physics classes vvere separated into small groups. Some of these classes met with the teacher while the remainder had Physics study. These students then met with the teacher another period, While the first group studied independently. 88 Lee Folsom Chemistry Teache Radio Club Adv. John Fullner Biology Teacher Life Sci. Teacher Senior Class Adv. Sandra McVay Biology Teacher Life Sci. Teacher ASR Dance Adv. Doris Mullen Biology Teacher RHS Spades Adv. Stanford Rabin Biology Teacher . David Scott Physio Scienc Douglas Smith Biology Teacher RNHS Adv. Albert Walker John Rodenberg and Betty Anderson set up a Physics experi- ment for a class demonstration. s Teacher e Dept. Head Chemistry Teacher Geometry Teacher Swim Team Coach 'W Q il V 5 pw ----- , , W, WW WK, ::. ,WW , W , 1.4.-.qv WW 5? ' W W X 'W :,. WWWW Y l 1 1, uyj WJ '1: ' ' V WW' 5 W: 'WW K W ls J W f W . . W , 7' 55? ' 'f ' 9 . -q, .lf .rf M 'Win AQ' W W Q ww? , Nwwqwm W - Q 'Y .W -. WW 1 ' WJ-. fi WW WW 53? t W W W 'W 4 W W ' W V .4 W. .5-L WW gf' ' W W HW X X EH H Q H . P' , WK W W W W 'Tr WWWW WW W 'f ' 'Q m5f '-rf,-'ff-ini mm' f 9 5,3 iii WWQ WWWU,WWggn5W WWWW ,A W WW WWwWWW1H HMM aim, :1..1'f:WW M A'-ff WW Q , WW W S ,WWW mm : 'ii-1 'Qw--.-,W 'Min-,,..,1 - -u-gq, ' ' '-0-. EggWWWff4WN .,W FWFV WWmwaW5fwmq , t... , W A -1.511224-ago 1, ,I 3.6, Jn fvf. V 4t,W??m WW M M WWW-, Q WWW fW-UM-WW, 1. ., :V . Q, WW ,X gg? WW 'WW .W ',FT -:: ..W ' w-- 2 - ,W,. 'W ' .. spa N ' ,WW , , W WTl,3i,.qlPNE: I - .L v E I ' W.WW W WW WW,WWWW va.. W M X WW WW WW WW, WW57WyW,,WW sw 'Wage W' Wg fmQaQW4W'W 1 N WWWW NW WW W WW,WWW,WW. W :gum W W iw WWMW-WqQWWeB5dWW'W'WW5?fiiQ N M N U A 'WlfJWWW WW 'ul WW WW WWWWWVWWWMM , WW, W gs WH W WWW fWW , W 'UM W I' , 1 WW WWW 4 HW wg I 1 W WW W , , V WWW W 1 W Q , I V I Wa WWWWW WW W W- 23 W W WW Q, W W I W hx 'WWW Y 1 Q.LiW,.' - W WW WW WW WWWHXWWH ffflnl... ' Mrs. Winter rests as Miss Perry, her cadet, leads the class. F, ful.-6L,oL,-E, , ,,af,Sf-fft.f,,Z,2,Q, 4 .fa - Eu Mc bs'h - fn 'L '- pang.giEs?TprhHT:fl KVV14 'g 44 '6K C373 Gblligen Spfurgzl-fdil' gg 2 0vx,,QN,9,4,,Q, W ' ! WLC- ' though hampered b the absence I Lang-AffS.Te3C!gPf 5 of library and research centers during 4.,-,v.,,g... -J' the iirst semester, the Language Arts I Jbvvx MQ Department continued to function, us- ' 1 - . ' ' - 2.3. 266-'Am YW if Sally Bryan -v Lab writing Te C 9 'R 4-'A Lang. Arts Teacher Lab WTite1' Adv. Clark Green Lang. Arts Teacher Compass Adv. Ann Grodal Lang. Arts Teacher Sr. Reading Teacher ,L 42 55 ,..llQ1g the Team Teaching approach and jf . ' .A the conventional method. Sophomores Rigs 1iafSTf3'm X , gained knowledge of English literature, ang' I 5 -50056 'While Juniors concentrated on American authors and Seniors studied World litera- ture. As an alternative, Juniors took Journalism, and learned the processes involved in making a newspaper. An- other elective, Lab Writing, offered a study of World philosophy, While Senior Reading pursued literature. Drama, an elective, offered a progres- sion of classes, beginning with Speech Arts, Where greater proficiency in speak- ing vvas strived for. Drama I-Il provided basic training in acting, which was em- ployed in Drama III, Where students gave in-class productions. The advanced class, Drama V-VI, presented the Senior Play and Drama Festival. Connie Huey Lois Jones Mary Lou Mason Victor Obrastoff Lucile O'Connor Linda Padden Lang. Arts Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Speech Arts Teacher Assemblies Class Adv. Readmg Impr. Teacher FTA Adv. Russian Teacher Reading Impr. Teacher Drama Teacher Girls' Club Adv. Junior Class Adv. Girls' Club Adv. Students are exposed to many challenging Wordsg Agnes Pollock Lang. Arts Teacher Sr. Reading Teacher Wllma Remecke Lang. Arts Teacher Sr. ReadiniTeacher Strenuous ife Adv. Peter Rybock Lang. Arts Teacher Journalism Teacher Roosevelt News Adv. N -Q... Leads A Junior Language Arts class discusses transcendentalism. Aileen Welgan Lang. Arts Teacher .ce Norma Wills Helen Winter Kay Zaback Drama Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Lang. Arts Teacher Speech Arts Teacher Speech Arts Teacher STA Alumni Com. 9l languages and the line arts develop an awareness of culture. Richard Junco Spanish Teacher ASR Afliliations Adv. Missing : Mildred Jackson French Teacher Florence Daly For. Lang. Dept. Head French Teacher Advanced Plcrnnt. Adv. Syerna Forsman Swedish Teacher Art Teacher Swedish Club Adv. Ruth Gibbons Spanish Teacher U.S. I-Iist. Teacher Gail Ingle Latin Teacher Lang. Arts Teache Latin Club Adv. I Students relax before preparing for an hour of intensive study. 1 ul 'll' 1 nfl , Musical skills are augmented and improved through daily practice in the boys, gym. Marilyn Perozzi German Teacher German Club Adv. Marian Thomas Spanish Teacher Spanish Club Adv. gan Barbara Peterson German Teacher Sarah Vyhorny French Teacher La Deuce Vie Adv. Construction made it necessary for all of the foreign language classes to be moved to the first iloor. Independent and small group work was stressed by the Foreign Language Depart- ment. The resource center made available texts, tape recorders, and other outside ma- terials. Students were permitted to practice speaking and to play special tapes. With the larger language classes this year, films'-and film strips were also utilized by the teachers. The Music Department made gains with the addition of a new music room and two vocal groups, the Classicantors and the Trouvieres. Mr. Taylor stressed the new lookl' which in- cluded the new music and choir rooms, practice uniforms, storage rooms, and stereo equipment. The Art Department was enriched with the addition of two dark rooms for photography. A new photography course was also offered which stressed the technical and scientific aspects of photography as well as the art form. William Gould Art Dept. Head Art Teacher Communications Adv. Gordon Bolland Art Teacher Sportsboosters Adv. d'E1aine Johnson Art Teacher Display Cases Adv. James King Art Teacher Career Day Adv. Camera Club Adv. Ronald Taylor Music Dept. Head Music Teacher Mary Tembreull Music Teacher Choral Programs Adv. Marguerite Roys Study Hall Teacher Study Supervisors Adv. Whar- Instrumenffl Prgm. Adv. Clay and paper sculptures are representative of the many high quality art displays. 93 mmm Louis Hull Kay Chambers John Fuller Edith Hooper Cheryl Kidder Betty McFarlane Phys. Ed. Dept. Head Ph S. Ed. Teach Pl . Ed. T h Ph . Ed. T h Ph . Ed. T h . . f Phys. Ed. Teacher Sorlg Br Yell Adv? WS eac er YS eac er RhbsClub Aditi er Phys Ed Teacher Ruffettes Adv. Innovation takes place in physical education. Although construction created problems for some classes, it also brought compensations. The Junior and Sophomore girls, gym classes met in the balcony of the auditorium and studied for the first few weeks of school until the gyms were emptied of library books. Classes were resumed in October, on a limited basis, prior to the completion of the dressing rooms and showers in the second semester. However, both the Sophomore and Junior gyms received a new room for dancing and tumbling. T, I. A new addition to the boys' gym program was the Marcy Circuit Trainerf a machine used for exercises and weight lifting. The ma- chine was utilized both by classes and by the athletic teams. Health Education, a required, one semester subject for Seniors, was taught in the new an- nex. The co-ed classes received instruction on mental health, drugs, and anatomy, in addition to other related subjects. Films and speakers supplemented the course. ul I I , . hr J .1 '1 , 33.35, Q, r , 4 - ... . S ,- . . ' 5: 4 . Estherjean O'Gieblyn John Simunds Health Ed. Teacher Health Ed. Teacher S Ben Snowden Leonard Thrapp Phys. Ed. Teacher Phys. Ed. Teacher Basketball Coach ' Cross Country Coach Mr. Sirnunds explains human anatomy to a Health Education class. 94 I Q Q - Ll Ye A IQ P f-wg STI ,..---1-f-' did . ,-F . X - ul s 'ff 'ig . 5, 18- -.uw 1 KJ ts' T Y , 'H ll M E 1 1 I .I li A I IW' 130 i Q, . I L -in-, TT' I Y :nk ,fro ,, x ..-Q-4 1- .--of-1 4' W W pl . N I' is-4 2 sf' Q' 1 - , ? Mr. Nilson explains the use of an oscilloscope in the electronics lab. Robert Bacon Don Harney Edward Nilson Erlin Thorsen 96 Ind, Arts Teacher Design Lab Teacher Ind. Arts Teacher Head Football Coach Ind. Arts Dept. Head Ind. Arts Teacher Ind. Arts Teacher Frances Copeland Home Ec. Teacher Fac. Refreshments Marjorie Hobbs Home Ec. Teacher Usher Corps Adv. Joanne Ryles Home Ec. Dept. Head Home Ec. Teacher Ski Club Adv. The Industrial Arts Department, located in the new annex, boasted a new class, the Elec- tronics Laboratory. With new equipment for each individual, the class offered unique ex- periences in all areas of this field. As well as the basic courses of Typing, Bookkeeping, and Accounting, the Business Education Depart- ment offered classes for both the college-bound student and those lanning to seek employment immediately uponlhigh school graduation. Busi- ness English and Business Law, recommended by the University of Washington, were new classes offered by the department. The Business Machines course expanded to all seven periods instead of the four offered last year. The Home Economics Department, situated in new rooms, offered classes in all areas of this field, with the purpose of helping the students develop more proficient methods of home economy. is Members of a Typing II class practice to improve for Edward Deligan Bus. Ed. Dept. Head Bus. Ed. Teacher Mary Ann Hofer Bus. Ed, Teacher Home Ec. Teacher 7 Patrick Ingersoll Bus. Ed. Teacher Ticket Force Adv. Louise Kolstad Bus. Ed. Teacher Bus. Ed. Teacher Make-up Com. Adv. Bus. Ed. Teacher 7 LJ Audrey Spady Bus. Ed. Teacher oming timed-write. Marianne Livingstone Elizabeth Montgomery iVirs. Ryles explains how to pin material onto a dress orm. The facult adjusts to delayg The new Business Machines course involves the use of many technical machines. 97 Custodial Staff-Mr. Ralph Kaald, Mr. Roy Holden, Mr. Dale Heit- man, Mx. Oswald Der- heim, Mr. Y. Bruce, Mr. Cliiford Flynn. KX . -. Wi - ,Af gt f-of aw. fu' CL 'Ln 1, - -JI., fi, H Ijfllv- , dj' j. sarulkc. Qfwf X Q ,M ,M N.-...edu ef J J-. I J. ,,esfp,,L,rL5 ul- faq. c :JL L - ff ef .fl lvl C95 ff1.f-ff' A ',. t n ni f y 1. N ,,.-'Vl,ci1.,c.. M2-'ffmfldlf filed aims 'rl' Lfe-if '-wgfi we . Lib' gyvffixf-3 U17 Wm J i . 1 gl f,4,l'5!7,,.xLi--5 I .Lf- 5 'z'cfs 41, A C451 432. sf. students are put at ease. ns,.ogg,fe3:Qs-fl I -,.- -.4-'L 1 , L' -l 1 -ev- A ,,, Lunchroom Staff-Back row: Mrs. Doreen A B M.Ed P Mr.Ed P'l, The lunchroom staff strives to serve a balanced meal. Euxgn Wilillztolfgllgtront 30-w, 11335. 525151- 98 Secretarial Staff-Mrs. Mary Edwards, Mrs. Mar- Hedeen, Mrs. Ruth Struble, Mrs. Loreta Mitchell. garet Brandt, Mrs. Dorothy Kurtzer, Mrs. Arlene fMiSSiTlgJI Mrs. Ruby Kiolet, Mrs. Brita Almquist. Archer, Mrs. Elsie Soderquist, Mrs. Lila Knott, Mrs. Doris Hesse, Mrs. Erna Fisher, Mrs. Grace Valentine. Building construction brought prob- lems and eventual advantages to those staif members responsible for the up- keep of Roosevelt. Though the lunch- room was finished for the beginning of school, the kitchen was not, and for sev- eral weeks, the lunchroom staff served Herfy Burgersv and milkshakes. New facilities included a lunch line, snack bar, and milkshake counter, breakfast was also available. The kitchen staff had the additional duty of preparing lunch for University Heights Elementary School. Custodians, working day and night, coped with the dirt and confusion of a school under construction. They also undertook the customary supervision of lockers, a duty somewhat changed by the recent installment of lockers in all halls throughout the school. The secretarial staff was responsible for bulletins, absentee lists, attendance records, and the issuing of report cards. Although each of the eight secretaries erformed separate tasks, all aimed at keeping Roosevelt functioning properly. 99 ff .f g -QP' J! , 1 3. v X ' Jw,.,...,,,,Wm - W, , H+- 1 , ' . 'MwrQ.,gi,,4,, , - ' g :.. Q ' WN'-'W-M,, 4 : 141335 a x . ev - 11, 1 ,-,PF 335 V A-1 ' Hal -- '- , -. : '-1 , ' x 1. , r' -Amg,- V , '. .f 1 1 1.222 Fri . V' 1 ' 2f'i,:,' J., 13345, .Q . .. 4,: . ., 'EEF 1 Q Q W XA ' 1 -a,.f gig Q- .,, In if-4:4 R+ - in ax ' ..y,--v.:..'5-.1.:- wa... . - ,x:X,,.. 1.331 gary.-fn.-.-:'.ve. l, J f - ' 'ff-2553? 9 'A ' M ,, 5g,,,. 'E x W sew , . - , 717 Q . .mf is ' , g J ,,, an ' qu 'L - .L -. . . at Nl' fi-7223? 52' ' f e , ND' Mrs. Helen Smith Adviser Sophomore Officers and Cabinet-f Back row: Dick Robblee, Ann Fisher. Front row: Jim Rupp, Jan Martin, Sue Barrett, J an Guterson, Sue Mitchell, Tom Hatch Cstandingj. CMissingj: .lill Spring, Bobbi Long. Tom Hatch President Sue Mitchell Vice President Sue Barrett Treasurer J ill Spring Secretary lt all seemed to happen so quickly. Junior high was over and the Class of 1970 entered Roose- velt. New faces as well as a new school urged the Sophomores to be active. Their theme, Even the Bad Times Are Goodf' set the mood for what became a year of tedious construction, never end- ing class competitions, and or- ganizations to join. The Class of '70 won the Senior Class Pencil Sale, and, combined with the Juniors, the ASR Magazine Sale. It was the year of adjustments for the whole school, but with the security of still having two more years ahead, the Sophomores con- centrated on becoming a part of Roosevelt High School. Q1gggQS1fg,iQentame The Sophomore enters a new school. Steve Ahern Bruce Albert Rick Alvord Barry Andersen Connie Anderson Hans Anderson Kendra Anderson Linda Anderson Shelley Anderson Tod Anderson Lana Andreeva Scott Andrews Gary Andrilenas Judi Armstrong Janice Arron Jan Bailey Peter Bailey Scott Baird Janine Bajus Carol Bakken Marg Balden Mike Barbee Brian Barnhart Laurie Barr Sue Barrett Claudia Bartel Lorean Bartlett Bill Bassett Jeff Baumgartner Cleve Bayne Sally Beale Debbie Bean Sanford Becker Patty Beczo Shelley Bennett George Benson Molly Benton Karen Besmer Fred Biehl Betty Bierman J an Birchman Sue Bisko Laurie Bjorgan Pam Blanke Sarah Bledsoe Mark Blume Joan Bondelid Kathy Boney Lorraine Bonin Jan Bonzon Dick Booth Anne Borst Bill Boyd Cathy Boyd Susan Boyd Scott Boyer Judy Brand Steve Brantner Bridget Brennan Colette Brooks The Sophomores problems are no longer uniquely his own. Marcia Cote Paulette Cotton Jenny Craven Anne Crawford Sue Creel Sue Crichton Gary Crider Lindsay Crossett Nancy Crozier Steve Cruver Dennis Cunningham Jane Currier Cindy Curtis Mike Cutler Jim Dalton IO4 Sue Danishek Janice Danz Elizabeth Dash Lisa Davies John Day Brian Dearle Doug DeChenne Ellen Degginger Valerie Deming Stan Denny Lisa DiCaprio Marguerite Dickey Jonathan Docter Jim Dodd Debbie Donaldson Gary Brose Bob Brown Fred Brown Russ Brown John Bruun J oleen Buckley Rick Buhtz Debby Bunker Mike Burke Steve Burke Diana Burns Emily Burns Rodney Burr Steve Butler Kay Buttery Valerie Call Nancy Carleton Gary Carlson John Chan Scott Charnley Mark Chiarelli Mark Chilton Denny Christrnan Jenni Clark Lucy Clark Dan Close Gail Cohen Lynne Conner Alexa Cooper Carl Copeland Darrilyn Core Dan Corhan l l 4 J ay Gainer Del Garnbetta Sue Gangler Dennis Ganje Jon Gans Sherri Gassaway Jonathon Geballe Garnett Gibbons Kay Donnen Mary Dow Alicia Dubson Ron Dunn Schuyler Dunn Jim Duran Nick Ean Martin Easterling David Eaton Nancy Eckert Nancy Eilers virginia Ekins Maggie Elliot Jack Eng Yen Eng Gary Engel Ed Farnham Robin Farwell John Fatland Yvonne Fey David Fields Jeff Figley Wanda F inister Douglas Fischer Ann Fisher Debbie Fisse Pam Fix Judy Flathers Pat Foley Janis Foltz Frances F orde Chuck Fornia Steve Frankfort Ray Franson Chris Fry Charles -Gaetz Blaine England John Engstrom Don Enochs Sue Erak Roberta Erdrich Mark Erickson Rich Esterbrook Talie Evanger Sue Evans Marilyn Ewing J eff Eyer Joanne Faires IOS Eileen Hatte Val Haugen Steve Hawk Charles Hawkins Rolf Hebenstreit Bob Hedin Art Heightchew Debbie Hemmingsen Gary Henderson John Henderson Eetsyi-I Henry on enry Mark Hense Dave Heringer Kathy Herold Jody Hillman Walt Hiltner Mario Hinoj osa Stephanie Hoag Steve Hoag Ralph Hogan Karen Hogness Janet Holman Carol Huffine Val Huggins Bette Hughes Linda Hull Linda Hume J iln Hunt Judi Hunt John Hursh Kris Hyneman IO6 David Gibbs Tom Gibbs J ohn Gill Lael Gorman Chris Gough Louise Granen Pam Graves Cindy Green Ben Greenman Nikki Greenough Debby Gross Jan Guterson Frances Guthrie Debbie Haarstad Ann H abe gger Bruce Hall Sue Hall Linda Hamlin Liz Hampson Chris Harder Kern Hardman Dave Harman Carol Hart Karen Hart John Harvey Tom Hatch Dick Hathaway All three classes are confronted with the confusion of a buildmg under construcuon Don Irving Debbie Isaacson Debbie J abon Brent Jackson Diane J acobus Gordy J aenson Kurt Janes Becki J arvi Laura Jeffery Linda Jenson Dani' J ewett Annette Johnson Chris Johnson Eric Johnson Lee Johnson Robert Johnson Rose Johnson Tina Johnson Wayne Johnson Mark Johnston Bob Jones Lee Jones Nick Jones Roger Jones Q--4 Vickie Jones A. J. Josue Franny Joy Lance Joyner Judy Juris Griff Kadnier Doug Kalk Bob Kanski Dulce Kellogg Nancy Kerr Dave Katz Jack Kellum Chuck Kershner Debbie King La Von King Steve King Mike Kipp Dick Kirby Kent Kirkpatrick Jan Kirkwood John Kloess Rick Knisely Scott Knowles Jan Korchinski Sherin Krueger John Kuhlmann Verne Kurtzer John Kydd Russ LaBeau Loren La.mp1ey Peggy Lane Karen Larsen Carol Latham Judy LaVassar Sue Leachman Pat Lee Adjustment is made easier through Contact With other students. Jody Martin Peg Martin Ron Martin Dawn Martinez Pam Mastenbrook Leah Matson Sue Mathews Tom Mayovsky Greg McCann Nancy McCroskey J ill McCullough Karen McDonald Tom McDonald Betsy McFarland Steve McGarry IO8 Claudia. McKagan Rick McKinnon Barb McLauch1an Libby Mendoza Pat Merk Marv Merkel Les Merrihew Marty Mesher Lindsay Meyer Peter Middleton Bill Miller Patty Miller Rick Miller Rob Millikan Kitty Missall Tim Lee Robin Lehman Nancy Lehwalder Barbara Leney Randy Leonard Steve Leonard Norman Levinson Gregg Lewis Linda Lincoln Sandy Lindblorn John Lofgren Laurie Lokovsek Linda Lonay Bobbi Long Ken Long Roger Lord Peggy Lovell Brad Luce Charlene Luke Faye Luke Sally Luttrell Cher Lydic Steve Maag Dana MacDonald Rosemary Mack Meredith Maclean John Magnuson Chris Mahan Jann Marcotte Kathy Markham Chris Martin J an Martin 4 Glenna Peterson Janet Peterson Pam Petterson Judy Pierce Ronald Pitts Don Pluid Terry Poe Chuck Poellnitz Sue Mitchell Scott Mochel ,lei Moen Ineke Moerbeck Kathy Moffat Paul Montes Marcia Montgomery Tom Moore Fay Morgan George Morgan Janice Morgan Pierr Morgan Bill Mori Bob Mostar Margaret Murphy Roger Myers Hildy Nordstrand Nina Norris Rosanne Nortum Cher Oakley Sheila O'Brien Shirley O'Brien Rodney Olsen Kathy Olson Bonnie O,Meara Tom Ostrom Owen Overton Kathy Owens Tom Palotas Don Patnoe Allison Paull Polly Pearson Chris Penwell Steve Peoples Cindy Perrault Curt Peterson Susan Myhre Pat Myrick Diane Nash Beth Nelson Cheryl Nelson David Nelson Rob Nelson Terri Nelson Howard Nevitt Nancy Nevitt Mark Newland Bunny Nordlun IO9 Dannae Roseland Joan Rosenberg Ann Rothweiler Nancy Rowley Laurie Rudel Jim Rupp Mike Russell Art Samuelson Peggy Sanders David Sandstrom Cammie Sargent James Saucerman Craig Sax Dean Schlegal Donna Schlievve Jan Schluter Caroline Schmidkke Paul Schiller Scott Schulte Gary Schuster Don Scott Bruce Selin Vivki Seward Cathy Shallow Pat Sharbinin Dale Sharpe Doug Shaw J asmine Shaw Wen Shaw Chuck Shipe Joan Shively Phil Shucklin IlO Marcia Pomeroy Linda Portscheller Darrell Pray David Prideaux Bob Pruett Wendy Rall Brad Ramels Tom Randall Jean Rankin Gary Rashkov Greg Reasy Bill Reed Patty Reed Steve Reinisch Richard Reneau Bruce Richards Janis Rieke Keith Rinas Mary Robbins Dick Robblee Kim Roberts Cindy Robertson Pam Rogers Debbie Romerein Mari Rona Alan Roos Moritz Roos Sophomores partiupate as a group for the first t11T1C Alan Shurman John Sibold Morreen Sigel Brian Sill Diane Simons Jay Simpson Larry Sinnott Sally Sjoblom Dennis Skaugrud Alan Skow Desmond Skubi John Sleipness Linda Sliva Mary Anne Smelser Cheryl Smith Debby Smith Earl Smith Eileen Smith J eff Smith Saressa Smith Sue Smith Ernie Snyder Dave Soderland Dave Solsness K Steve Soules Tom Spence Mark Spratt Jill Spring Kathy Sprinkle Bob Spurgin Robb Stack Wayne Steele Eric Stensvold Gary Stevens Shannon Stewart David Stillings J oanie Stipp Bill Stiteler Ann Stocks Kathy Strand Dean Suess Jan Sullivan Steve Sutter Arland Swanson Jean Swanson Dale Swenson Margaretha Sweum Tom Swink Wendy Sybert Kim Taverniti David Taylor Andy Thomas Dee Thomas Jack Thomas Paul Thomas Sheila Thomas Terry Thompson Tom Thomson Bruce Tiebout Scott Tillotson '? The Sophomore becomes an active part of life at Roosevelt. Trudy Walker Garth Wallace Sandy Walls Greg Ward Kathie Warnock Dick Watkins Beryl Webb Lance Webinger Larry Webster Becky Weeks Dave Weil Debby Weiss Harper Welch Helen Welch Aw ?LfQ4df II2 Marcie West Carol Westlund Mary Anne Westlund Ray Wetherholt Marilyn Whitaker Dave Whitcomb Kris Whiteaker Vickie Whitfield Cindy Wikstrom Lee Wilderbuer Rich Wilkie Brian Williams Laura Williams Rosi Williamson Rick Wills Tom Timmons Toula Tolias Gwen Tolva Gary Toinberlin John Tomlinson Trudy Toney Norman Toomey Priscilla Towle Huby Townsend Diane Trettin Katie Tripp Charlotte Turner Sandy Turner Steve Turner Dean Ulrich Mark Utting Lexine Valentine Mark Vanderzvvier Val Vanek Judy Van Horn Debbie Van Inwegen John Vaupell Becky Viggers Dave Vine Tim Vining Sue Vise Warren Wade Patti Wagner Michael Wahl Steve Wahl Sue Waibler Scott Walker Becky Wilson D. J . Wilson Dan Wilson Janet Wilson John Wilson Nancy Anne Wine Carolyn Winters Doug Wiviott Lynne Wolf John Wolfe Cathy Wolfheirn Sherry Wolfstone Carolyn Wood Lee Woodard Sue Woodley Jen Woody Stan Woody Susan Woolf Margi Worsham Stephanie Wright Carolyn Yost Shelley Young Patricia Youngblood Mark Zielsdorf Steven Zien Gail Zimmerman Sheila Burke Deanna Hammersburg Connie Hart Candy kisses bring the sweet taste of success to the Sophomores. II3 'P , , . V I ,, 4 f ., 'F' L, ,. W1 H xl' i U, , , W Q , I, Mgr , . --, Mia, '.',i',, ,ja ,- . . - gaj yi .f.,--fa. 4 ff-' ' W. 4, , 19. U :wg 1, ,. . - :'m.,'1'f1 ' ' Hflffw,-uf . V 4 'nw w Af . Y. W In -5,g,r.,,,Hs -.. I n- Jug? A Jag: --My -9 x,,-Rfk 3? Y -J., n , - uw, V 1, ,:w,,., I . 4..xwJ,'. . .fvrxjf ,Q -4, - . if-if fran 25'-- f'1'.1e Pls f?.fW5'IwE-. .r -'..-iw' F':a.,-- ' '- 'nv ' ' A 71.91 13-1 f .- xg' ' - W-1 -- s.L Af X w , - u - , fl .193 Due to construction many students are forced to use Roose- velt's new lunchroom for study. Here,Wendy Barrett spends a con- templative moment. Gpportunitics allow association th other Classes Santa Claus visits Roosevelt l Button, button, everyone has a button from the Junior Class Button Sale. l Laurie Martin Mr. Obrastoff Adviser Junior Class Cabinet-Back row: Phil Blaser, Greg Petrie, Megan Dean, Bill Savage, Alison Evans, Bob Turner, Jan Gallup. Front row: Sue Barduhn, Joan Hunter, Kay Wilson, Laurie Fliflet, Merry Stam, Debbie Kogan. CMissingj: Beth Rosenzweig, Gary Ashe, Peter Livingston, Marilynn Sav- age, Wendy Willson, Carolyn Baugh. II6 ASR Representative Tom Leney President Sally Morton Vice-President Carol Bailey Treasurer Judi Lull Secretary Over the 'cbrand new stage, Juniors expected to know almost everything about the school that had seemed so new the year be- fore. They found this difficult in a building that had changed so much during the few summer months. But with the aid of drives and other, more traditional activi- ties, the Juniors were able to ac- complish as much as previous classes. The sale of GQ buttons proved successful due to the hard work of the Junior Class Drives Committee. Juniors also worked with Seniors on the annual Jun- ior-Senior Dance. Illustrating con- cerns beyond the boundaries of Roosevelt, they sent gifts to serv- icemen in Viet Nam. As they were elected to school oflices, Juniors realized the responsibilities and promises of their Senior year, and awaited it anxiously. The Junior undergoes a period of transition. i Tom Barnhart Becky Barrett Wendy Barrett Nita Bartelmes Carolyn Bau gh Mark Baumgartner Kathleen Beck Linda Becker Judy Bell Arne Abrams Ken Akrish Mandi Allen Harold Anderson Joan Anderson Joyce 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 Balls? Joan Bangsund Susan Barduhn Robin Barfuss John Barnes Susie Bell Diane Belvin Pat Bennett Vicki Bergseth Ted Bestor Cheryl Biback II7 Joy Bjorgan Bob Black Michelle Blakey Phil Blaser Jay Blasingame Steve Block Bucky Bonow Bob Boone Ann Boyd Dan Boyd Stephen Boyer Colleen Brangwin David Brazier Rick Brien Neither old not new, he must compromise tradition and progress. Annette Brown Milt Brown Nancy Brown Bill Bruner Sue Burrill Larry Bush Donna Butterfield Dave Byrd Judy Campbell Dale Cannon Bob Caplan Steve Capps Spark Carlander Chris Carlson Tin Carmichael Christi Carter Don Case Charline Castle Pat Castro Terri Catania Laura Celeen Jeane Chabot Christine Chandler John Chaput Randy Chase ,Ioan Cornwall Tim Cottrell Dave Cowger Isis Crawford Linda Crawford Bob Creel Mike Cruise Bob Cunningham Karen Curtis Bob Davis Janis Davis Sally Davis Shari Davis Megan Dean Valerie Dean Earlene De Bord Linda Deildal Connie Deinas Jean Dennis John Derment Garry Des Rosiers Darryl Dick Nick Dmitrieff Frank Dofelmier Steve Dofelmier Nanette Dondero Jan Douglas Jackie Dowdy Diana Chiarelli Kirk Chilton Dave Chism Ed Choe Mark Christianson Corinne Chrobuck Gracia Clark David Clinton Sam Coble Chris Coffee Steve Cohen Chris Coleman Wendy Condiotty Wendy Cone Cheryl Connaughton l Rob Cook Wendy Cook Karla Copeland H9 Dean Dragset Dale Druliner Linda Duchin Richard Duke Henri Duyzend Frank Dvorak Becky Ean Robin Eddy David Edelson Sheila Edlund Ann Eggers Martin Ekenes John Elgin John Ellingsworth Mike Ellis Keith Eugen Karl Entenmann Dave Erickson Ginny Erickson Scott Erskine Alison Evans Mike Evans Terri Evans Mike Faires Don Falkenhagen Bill Fargo Peggy Ferguson Nancy Field Bill Filer Janice Fisher Dick Fletcher Laurie Fliiiet Tim Flint Joe Forde Phil Fornia The unior year had meant security Without pressureg Terry Gregersen Tom Gregory Jim Greimes Ann Griffith Lynda Griffith Gordy Griggs Kathy Gross Dean Hagen Brian Hall Paula Frankel Dave Frankland Cheryle French Dan Fridell Jim Fryett Dan Fuller Ron Furman Mary Gabel Jack Galbraith J eff Gall J an Gallup Shelly Garrigues Mark Geary Steve Gehrig Leslie Geiser Marilyn George Bonnie Gerard Christy Getz Dave Gilbertson Patti Gilliland Sandy Gillingham Rob Gloyd Dan Gompf Mike Goss Jesse Grayston Cary Greenberg Abby Greenwald Marc Greenwald Kiki Hall Nancy Hall Linda Hallett Linda Halley Nancy Hambly Mimi Handlin I2I now adjustment is necessary. Sue Headland Mardy Hedgcock Dorothy Heightchew Carl Heine Marlene Hellesvig Stella Hembroff Marcia Henderson Susan Henderson Soozie Hendryx Steve Hennessey Steve Henry Steve Hense Dave Hensley Edith Heringer Shelley Heron Lee Hess Reid Hester John Hickman Robin Hildebrandt Susan Hansen Wendi Hansen John Harlowe Pam Harrington Don Harris Geoffrey Harris Linda Hart Mark Hartman Bill Hastings David Haug Nancy Hawkins Larry Hayes Tom Hayes Debbie Hays Larry Hill John Hinton Dennis Hjeresen Marty Hodge Rich Hoffmann Gary Holcombe Gary Jansen Nancy J effery Linda Jenkins Dick Jensen Marsha Jensen Bob Jewell Pat Jewell Jeanne Johnson Jerry Johnson Larry Johnson Melody Johnson Richard Johnson Shannon Johnson Bruce Jones Cheryl Jones R. W. Jones Sally Jones Susie Jordan Wesley Jordan Jan J unker Sue Kain John Kapek Jane Kaplan Iao Katagiri James Keating Kathy Kellehar Jan Kennaugh Margaret Kersten Chris Holm Mid ge Howard Natalie Hrishko John Hughes Kathy Hummer Jim Hunter Judy Hunter Nancy Hunter Margaret Hyppa Cathy Ihrig Rick Ives Bob Jackman Janetta Jackson Karen Jackson Lanis Jacobsen Erick J aderholm Jim J aderholm J eff J anison IZ3 Gretchen Keuss Steve Keyes Mike Kingsley Karina Kittleson Candy Klinger Debbie Kogan Dan Kourkoumelis Sue Koutsky John Kreick Kathy Kretchmer Ronnie Kun Kathy Lacalli Dave Lambert Holly Lane Becky Lantz Neil Larson Dean Lawrence Robb Layher Andy Lazdins Libby Leach 722-lla DQ LVN. 'AL' 151 Za. ' I wb ,M QQ-Lxvgwfli '1,v-9-ffiff-irgf-'1'f' Z1 , 1 A S l .WMU 77 We VVNW 'P Wie- LU-mf yy at ' ,aMLc-J?f,,,x Min. fa., ,x 0ff4fy4ng4 .ff-A ,f:u7g'14?,,R,l I-WMNL I N Mike Ledbetter Allan Lee Gloria Lee Mona Lee Sharon Lee Robbyn Lehtola Wes LeMay Tom Leney Rick Lentino Bonita Leonard Craig Lester Bob Lewis Merle Lewis John Lind Bill Linder The un1or loses memories which normally tie him to the school. Mendy McLean Don Melrose Jim Melrose Peggy Melrose Linda Melton Nancy Melton Larry Mendoza Ch arleene Merriam Alice Middleton Joanne Lipson Cindy Litsey Peter Livingston Gayle Lomax Vikki Lucas Judi Lull Ed Mace Peter Madkin Molly Maines Jack Mallaghan Peg Marckworth Terry Marks Linda Marshall Paula Martell Cheryl Martin Jean Martin Laurie Martin Sandie Maurer Gayle Mayrand Dennis McAfee Karen McAfee Kevin McAllister Ann McCarthy Randall McCarty Greg McCormack Sara McCoy John McDermott Kathy McGlothlen Mary Middleton Loretta Miller Randy Minkler Nancy Mitchell Mary Mitchell Doug Moffat I25 Academic intensity is often rcquiredg Cindy Nash Cindy Nelson Chris Nelson Darnell Nelson Tom Nelson Max Norgart Anne Northway-Meyer Elaine Oakson Pat O'Brien Wilma O'Conner Patti O'N eil Diane Orr Jolene Orr Sylvia Otis Debbie Ott Norm Page John Parker Gary Parks Nanci Parma Karen Moilanen Tony Montanara Al Montgomery Laurel Moody Connie Moore Ken Moores Craig Morrison Sally Morton Larry Mroczek Bob Mudge Charles Mulvehill Louise Murch Sue Murray Rick Naon Ed Paskovskis Jodie Paulson Anne Peaslee Pat Penhollow Janice Pennington Melody Perkett Anne Peterson Kathy Rau Deborah Raymond Nancy Recktenwald Ralph Reed Jim Reeder Randy Rehn Molly Rei Pete Richards Greg Rice Mike Richardson Lance Richmond Anne Ridgway J an Riekstins Kathy Riley Christy Robb Kelly Roberts Michael Roberts Howie Robinson Clare Rodenberg Nancy Rogers Kern Rogerson Beth Rollinger Mike Rona Jerry Rosenthal Beth Rosenzweig Barry Roundhill Marie Rover Vikki Rowe Cameron Peterson Nancy Peterson Rhonda Peterson Greg Petrie Brenda Phillips Laury Phillips V Walter J. Phillips Rose Pierides Vivian Poe Janis Porad David Prater Gary Proctor Nancy Pronovost Susan Puzzo Greg Quigley Betsy Raleigh Debbie Rank I27 Lynn Rubstello Betsy Rupp Rosemary Ruppert Karen Rush Debbie Russell Joyce Russell Julie Sakahara Deborah Sallie Sue Sanders Reid Sargent Bill Savage Marilynn Savage Jill Schiller Rich Schmid Barry Schmidt Jill Schmidt Lori Schreiner Tom Schreiner Ron Schug Steve Schulte Linda Shallow George Shangrow Andy Shea Kathy Sheriff Dave Shilton Jody Shook Becky Silliman Tom Simpson Dave Skone Craig Skubi Debbie Skubi Jean Slade Jana Slezak Luanne Sliva Sue Smidt there is some opportunity for leadership. Ann Streckenbach Darryl Streib Peter Strong Nancy Sussman Diane Swanson Marilyn Swanson Dan Swartzman Liz Swint Alice Takakoshi Brian Smith Cheryl Smith Dean Smith Greg Smith Joan Smith Marilyn Smith Mike Smith Parker Smith Scott Smith Debbie Srnrstik Jessie Snell J amela Soules Sydney Spangler Elisa Sparks Gordon Spencer Carolyn Sprague Ron Spring Merry Stam Jill Starling Suzanne Stebbins Debra Steckler Lena Steen Jack Stephens Dennis Stevens Barbara Stilwell Keith Stinson Mary Stocks Gary Stratiner Bruce Tall Anne Taylor Maureen Taylor Pam Taylor Sue Taylor Marica Thal l29 Alden Thayer Brad Thomas Vicki Thomas Diane Thomas Jacque Thompson Jim Thompson Scott Thomsen Rodney Thornley Karen T hornquist Anne Thro Charlie Tiebout Griff Tilrnont Melanie Tipps Dick Todd His position adds force to the nature of his adjustment. Craig Tolman Joan Toney Debby Tonge Colleen Tracy Jay Turnquist Penny Ueland Sandi Ugrin Dennis Van Zandt Marie Vaughn Barb Verhagen Rick Vise Joe Wabey Terri Wade Nanci Wagner Nancy Waldo Clara Walker Karl Walker Pat Walker Mike Walrnsley Pat Walmsley Leona Ward Karen Watson Janice Watt John Weber Debbie Weeks Tammie Weigand Robin Welsh Jean Werner Mark Westling Sheila Wheeler Bill Whitener Lynne Whittal Rick Wickberg Chris Wienker Vicki Wiggins' Sharon Wilkins George Williams Peggy Williams Terry Williams Wendy Willson Jean Wilson Kay Wilson Sue Wilson Eric Winters Marlene Wong Irv Woodard ' Jim Woodard Fred Woodhouse Judy Woody David Worgan Ron Wrede Dolores Wright Larry Wright Sidney Wright Bob Yates Larry Young Susie Ziadeh Neal Ziegrnan Don Zwiers Juniors take their turn at selling Junior- Senior Dance tickets. I3l 339 Kajsa Berg ASR Rep. Mr. Fullner Adviser Senior Class Cabinet-Fourth row: Joline Studley, Dave Erickson, Doug Gangler, Paul Bonin. Third row: Larry Burgher, Cindy Tucker, Polly Teeter, Cindy Cornell. Second row: Roberta Randles, Marilyn Heggen, Bob Stapp, Mark Saran. Front row: Bruce Farwell, Bruce McKagan, Mindy Roberts, Kajsa Berg. l32 Bruce Farwell President Bruce McKagan Vice President Kathy Brink Secretary Mindy Roberts Treasurer The 1968 Senior Class experiment- ed with the new and different in an attempt to create a meaningfully ac- tive Senior year. Their motto, the accustomed is not the inevitable, indicated newly attempted activities. Among these were the monthly Senior Newsletter, Seniority Speaks, and the Senior Movie, which depicted life at Roosevelt. Seniors also retained estab- lished activities, such as the Junior- Senior Dance, Senior Cruise, Senior Luncheon, Senior Prom, Senior Gift, and, finally, Commencement. Open Senior roll assemblies, held through- out the year, enabled Seniors to take advantage of several student speakers. At the first assembly, Lori Larsen read A Child's Christmas in Wales, by Dylan Thomas. Bruce Mcliagan, Sen- ior Class Vice President, spoke in support, defense, and praise of Roose- velt's Roughriders. In a time of diffi- cult transitions, the Senior Class rose above trifling inconveniences and operated as an active whole. l Seniors congregate for another open roll as- sembly. Caught between exhuberanee and a sense of responsibility, Don Wills, chairman of Seniors selling pencils. X the Senior faces his last year at Roosevelt. F wFv li the Senior Movie Committee, films Mindy Roberts mimeographs a copy of the Senior Newsletter as other seniors review a past copy. I33 Dave Aagaard Roughriders Varsity Tennis Sr. Torch Ruth Abbenhouse Sr. Class Cabinet Sr. Prom Com. Ch. Russ Ahlgren Midge Allen Accountant Larry Ambrose Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Ski Club Spades Bob Andersen Hiking Water skiing Hockey Betty Anderson GC 2nd V.P. Golden Spurs Sr. Play '67 Steve Anderson Roughriders BC Sec.-Treas. Roll Rep. Sue Anderson Teacher's Sec. Psychology Art Merilee Apostol People Philosophy Time Steve Armstrong Soph. Orientation ASR Dance Com. Sr. Luncheon Com. Barb Arneson Roosevelt News Staff GC Roll Rep. Sr. Cruise Com. I34 k Debby Arron ASR Com. Ch. Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Larry Arwine Ski Club Publicity Ch. News Ad Stair Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Howard Austin Snow skiing Water skiing Rally Racing Ann Bagshaw ASR Sportsboosters GC Com. Teacherts Sec. Gordy Baker Football Manager Roosevelt News Staff Lettermen's Club Steve Barden Football Jr.fSr. Dance Com. Sr. Prom Com. Jani Asplund Sr. Prom Com. Attendance Office Skiing Debbie Atherton Sr. Luncheon Com Skiing Steve Bailey Track Sr. Prom Com. Music Duane Baird Motocycles Literature Football Walker Barton Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Roll Rep. Folk Fest '67 Marcia Barzee GC Roll Rep. Sr. Cruise Corn. Stage Band Lucy Bateman GC Roll Rep. Concert Chorale Teacher's Sec. Mike Benjamin Varsity Baseball Lettermen's Club Dave Baughn Carol Beard K. Michael Beck Laura Jean Becker Barbara Beczo Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. ASR President Roll Rep. BNHS ' ASR Affiliations Com. Teacl1er's Aid Golden Spurs Roosevelt News Staff Teacherfs Sec. Club Rosemaiden RNHS Scuba Diving Skiing Doug Bennett Kajsa Berg Michael Berge Phil Berger Tom Bergersen Varsity Baseball Golden Spurs Photography Sr. Drives Com. Varsity Golf l35 Nanci Bondelid Song Leader Golden Spurs Assemblies Class Amy Boney Jr. Classical League Latin Club Treas. Sr. Movie Com. Tim Bonow Sr. Prom Com. Music J an Bordner Roll Rep. Sr. Luncheon Corn. ASR Sportsboosters Ellen Boyd GC Corn. Reading Drawing Tom Boyns Torch Cabinet Roughriders Commencement Com. ' 136 Colleen Bever Golden Spurs Roosevelt News Staff La Douce Vie Board Norbert Biehl Roll Rep. Tom Bingham Varsity Football Roughriders Letterrnen's Club Carol Bishop Library Club Commencement Com. Sr. Projects Com. Bruce B1ttner Skiing Hunting Traveling Dave Blaine Hunting Skiing Business 'CLTZF' 1-1 Independent study The Senior IS affected Amy Bonham Golden Spurs Sr Torch Revue Orch Paul Bonln Marchmg Band Pres Sr Torch Roughriders Bee Boston Roosevelt News Staff Music Drama Cory Bourdeau Indian League Conservation Checkers D1ck Bozarth Thesplan Pres Roughrxders Sr. Torch Martha Bracken ASR Com. Co-Ch. Soph. Class Cabinet Roll Rep. fights for space. past decisions. Ginger Brinkley GC Com. Sr. Dance Com. Ruifette Captain J eff Brown Jr. Achievement Hunting Snow hiking Cathy Bruner Main Office Sr. Publicity Com. ASR Sportsboosters Paul Bryan Sr. Play '66, '67 Revue '67 Drama Fest. '66, '67, '68 Bob Buckley Ski Club Ski Instructor Aircraft Kathy Buckley Reading Writing Chess 3 ' 9 P - A 4 A r E , 5 . H -1 Bob Branigin Basketball Manager Roll Rep. Boating Tony Brauner Jr. Achievement Snow skiing Water skiing Sharon Bresee Skiing Tennis Camping George Bridges Varsity Tennis LCtt81'l'l'lEI1,S Club BC Com. J im Briggs Varsity Bqsketb all Conservetion Accounting Kathy Brink Sr. Class Sec. Golden Spurs Sr. Prom Com. 'GFA 'SJ .ff fi? l -Q-4? ui. . i. . css Linda Brown Latin Club Sec. FTA Ruffette Co-Cap. Sue Brown Teacher's Sec. Swim Team Skiing Peggy Bryan Sr. Torch Art San J uans Scott Bryner Student Forum MYF Pres. DeMolay Larry Burgher Varsity Football Sr. Cruise Com. Lettermen's Club Wendy Burton I 3 7 Debbie Bush Usher Corps Sr. Prom Corn. GC Roll Rep. Caryn Cady Stage Band All-City Band Sr. Prom Com. Ed Callahan Football Mgr. Architecture Forestry Vicki Callahan Roll Rep. kiin S g Skin Diving Kathy Carey Sr. Prom Com. Swedish Club V.P. ASR Affiliations Com. Wanda Carroll ASR Soc. Service GC Com. Horses Carol Caka Roll Rep. ASR Dance Com. Sr. Projects Com. Chris Calderbank Art Skiing Andrea Callow Golden Spurs lst V.P GC Cabinet Revue '67 1115 Ray Campbell Golf Bowling Baseball :fb J an Case Golden Spurs Skiing Business Peter Challman Yell Leader Assemblies Class GIRC 4. Unexpected situations demand responsible action. 4 . I 127 Scott Chaskey ASR Dance Com. Skiing Golf Gary Christman Lab Writer Board Ski Club V.P. Roughriders I38 if Ke Chiung Chen Helen Cheng Ski Club Painting Electronics Stamp Collecting Nursing Camille Kimberly Clark Cl'11'.lSt0EeI'SOl'1 Roll Rep. Drama Fest. '67 ASR Special Events sr. Play '67 GC C0111- ASR Fund Raising To-X JZ. Y-s. 1... Margaret Cheng French Club Art Science J im Cl.iHord Varsits Football BC Cabinet ASR Com. Ch. Charleen Chilson Julie Chouinard Drill Team Sr. Play '67 Teacher's Sec. Drama Fest. '67 Roll Rep. ASR Special Events Dianna Close Steve Coccia Teacher's Sec. Varsity Football GC Roll Rep. Varsity Track Swimming Lettermerfs Club Cheryl Cunningham Sr. Projects Com. GC Com. Roll Rep. James Currier Surfing Travel Political Science Margie Dale Sr. Prom Com. Fashion Board Skiing Jim Davis Roughriders Sec. Ad Council ASR Corn. Ch. Alice Dick Paul Doces ASR Sportsboosters Scuba Diving Water Skiing Mike Cochran Debbie Condon ASR Com. Sub-Ch. GC Cabinet Sr. Prom Com. Cindy Cornell Sr. Gift Com. Ch. ASR Sportsboosters ASR Vocations Com. Steve Costie Roughriders ASR Com. Ch. I.ettermen's Club Barbara Cote Roll Rep. Senior Movie Com. French Club Linda Cotton Teacher's Sec. ASR Sportsboosizers ASR Assembly Com. Dick Crichton JCL Pres. Latin Club Pres. Club Council Roli Cromwell Indian League Intramural Basketball Water skiing Mad Crook Revue Com. Ch. '67 Roosevelt News Staff GC Cabinet Bryce Crossett Bowling Billiards Reading J im Crossman Cars Bowling Restaurant Work Kathy Crozier ASR Sportsboosters Teacher's Sec. Campus Life 'QPR-I 'DK Q5 un. 'mimi nan '-lf' 35? Mark Cyphers Jim Dabney Varsity Baseball BC Cabinet Roosevelt News Staff Tim Dearborn Inter-high Exec. Yell Leader Roughriders Bob DeChenne ASR Dance Com. ASR Sportsboosters Young Life Marion Docter Lab Writer Board Golden Spurs Skiing Lynne Dodge Marching Band RHO Club Skiing I39 Ellen Doerrnann ASR Elections Com. ASR Publicity Com. Teacher's Sec. Mary Doerty Drama Festival '67 Senior Play '67 GC Com. Gerry Duffield Water skiing Snow skiing Michael Dunham R011 Rep. Student Forum Bonita East GC Roll Rep. Sr. Luncheon Com. Laurie Easterwood Roll Rep. Sr. Luncheon Com. ASR Scrapbook Com. we- 'f 140 Diane Driscoll Song Leader Sr. Torch ASR Sportsboosters Lexie Duea Golden Spurs Treas. Rosemaiden Revue '66, '67 Carolyn Dunn GC lst V.P. Golden Spurs Revue '67 4-5 Sheila Durant Ruffette Captain Sr. Cruise Com. GC Com. Chris Easton ASR Fundraising Com. Swedish Club Teacher's Sec. Pam Edelbrock Pop Art Sewing Secretary Lorri Edmond ASR Sportsboosters Revue Costume Com. RHNS Peggy Edwards Girls' Glee Skiing Sculpturing Ted Eisenhardt Jr. Class V.P. Varsity Tennis Roughriders Cathy Ekins Sr. Publicity Com. Concert Choir Young Life Jeff Ekstrom Cars Water skiing Business Admin. Kenneth Elgin Track Manager Football Manager Bowling L44 l-le attempts to shape I A game with Shorecrest closes the Teds' season. Douglas Ellis Roll Rep. Ski Club Merril Elwell Water skiin g Bowling Sky Diving Pat Ennis Sr. Torch Sr. Prom Com Swedish Club Tom Erak Qssemlgigs Class oung 1 e Music 4- X 'Stiff Ken Erickson Cars Sports Business Sue Eshleman Teacher's Sec. Sewing Business what lies ahead. Leslye Eyer Roll Rep. Girls' Glee Skiing Joy Faigh Sr. Luncheon Com. Teacher's Sec. GC Roll Rep. Paul Falchi Roll Rep. Sr. Dance Com. ASR Dance Corn. Roger Faris Swim Team Lab Writing 'Till Violin Bruce Farwell Sr. Class Pres. Torch V.P. Roughriders Donna Fatland Teachers Sec. . Tor h Sr c Campus Life V.P. fl V A451711 'T 'I7 'Fig .91 Leslie Emerson Strenuous Life Ed. Golden Spurs Sr. Torch ,Ian Emory Sr. Prom Com. ASR Sportsboosters Soph. Class Cabinet Anne Erickson Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Revue Com. '67 David Erickson Sr. Gift Com. Co-Ch Mountaineers JCL Steve Espeland Cars Welding Buck Evans Varsity Football Varsity Track Lettermen's Club The football team ends with a victory. I4l Dana F aubert Teacher's Sec. Roll Rep. GC Roll Rep. Bob Feder Roosevelt News Staff Teaeher's Sec. Music Dave Fields Roll Rep. Electronics Richard Fisher Ski Team Sr. Cruise Com. Sr. Dance Com. Eileen Flitcroft GC Roll Rep. GC Com. Ski Club Sevie Fotes Dancing Sports Alex Friedrich Varsity Tennis Lettermen's Club Cross Country Doug Gangler Varsity Basketball Sr. Torch BC Cabinet l42 'E' Z He must choose between different Values. v' N? , h--'-'vi J on Fulton Sue Furman Dan Gabanek Mary Gadbois Varsity Cross Country All-City Spades Pres. French Club Roughriders RHS Spades Pres. Pep Club Lettermen's Club Park Dept. Ad. Board Water-skiing Gary Gardner Joyce Gardner Karen Gartside Tom Gatlin Swimming Song Leader Roosevelt News Ed. Sr. Prom Com. Baseball GC Cabinet Golden Spurs Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Hockey ASR Sportsboosters Music ASR Dance Com. Robin Feetham Mary Ferch Strenuous Life Staff Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Terry Flathers ASR Publicity Com. Tumbling Football Bill Flint Sr. Class Cabinet Swedish Club Pres. Revue '67 Kelly Franett Drama Fest. '66, '67, Sr. Polls Com. ASR Dance Com. Craig Friday Roll Rep. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Flying '68 1--sg Cathy Galloway Usher Corps Job's Daughters Sue Gehrig Sr. Class Cabinet GIRC Ch. ASR Sportsboostels Chuck Gilbert Skiing Racing Scott Gilbert Roughriders Swim Team Photography Maxine Goldfarb ASR Sportsboosters Sr. Gift Com. ASR Dance Com. Philip Goldstone I.ettermen's Club Skiing Intramural Basketball Mark Goodrich Swim Te am Roll Rep. Scuba Diving The ASR President pauses for a moment. Steve Graham ASR Assembly Com. Pool Football Margie Grant Concert Choir GC Roll Rep. Boating Brian Grassley ASR V.P. Varsity Sports Roughriders Bud Gray Cars Drag Racing Karate V57 Leslie Green Sr. Play '67 Drama Fest. '67 Revue '66, '67 Stuart Green ?ki Club 1 B k tb ll ntramura as 6 a q 3' YTQ7 Flying .4 L Peggy Gordon GC Roll Rep. Sr. Projects Com. Sr. Movie Corn. Roll pumpkins compete at Halloween. 4 . 1 . . M.. X , . . , , . X .. l . ,I 1 L Y .1 .4 ,F ..ici1iQgf , i 5 it gud A ' in .Hn 4.. -H 5 ,1 .1 - algiigz , 4,11 :ff . T. ,ni ,i my '-'.'l2g. ,, , H., H. VV -1 was 311 U ix Iii? , J ' .fi - E 5 4 I .yi is, wi. .win 7 in all? Concentration struggles against the distractions of the A.C. Some traditions and ideals recedeg others assume new meaning. Ann Greene Golden Spurs Soc. Assemblies Class Ski Club Phil Grega Chess Club Roll Rep. Dow Griflith Chess Photography Racing Pete Grimm Ad Council Revue '67 Roughriders Jack Gunner Sr. Play '67 Skiing Tumbling Bill Gwinn skiing Cars I44 Ch. ln, ,fav 'WP aff' if-' sa. EQ '45-III? .gg-v' I Xu-J Rand Grevstad Varsity Tennis Lettermerfs Club Skiing Lynn Gribble News Ad Staff French Club Journalism Paula Grindy Concert Chorale Assembly Meehan ics Organ Club Pres. '67 Margy Grondal ASR Dance Corn. Sr. Cruise Com. Sr. Prom Com. Rod Haarstad Carole Haertel Nurse's Aid GC Roll Rep. Drama Linda Haglund Spades Water skiing Golf J an Hale Teacher's Sec. GC Roll Rep. Languages Steve Hamburg Roll Rep. Marching Band ASR Dance Com. Lynn Hamilton GC Cabinet GC Com, Roll Rep. John Hanford Cars Weights Dancing Sandy Hardy Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Sr. Class Cabinet Jennifer Harris Sr. Luncheon Com. Roll Rep. GC Com. Steve Hart Sr. Play '66 Drama Cars Chris Hartman Folkfest '67 Sr. Dance Com. Roll Rep. Don Hartnett Varsity Sports Cross Country Mgr. Lettermerfs Club Mary Harvey Roll Rep. GC Com. ski Club Mike Hathaway Sr. Cruise Com. Indian League Scuba. Diving VI-fr Thomas Heathcote Chess Club Mu sic Philosophy Marilyn Heggen Swedish Club Sr. Class Cabinet Revue '67 Marlene Heightchew GC Com. Rainbow Secretarial Work Dave Hemmingsen Marching Band Stage Band Automotive Mechanics Alan Henderson Marching Band Hunting Skiing Mike I-Ierold Nancy Hall ASR Afhliations Com Skiing GC Com. Dave Halley Roll Rep. Swim Team Photography Mark Hampson RNHS V.P. Roll Rep. Sailing Scott Handley Teacher's Aid Roll Rep. Bowling Cathy Harman Revue '67 GC Cabinet Sr. Luncheon Com. Doug Harris Sr. Play '67 Roll Rep. Skiing Mn? ig' I45 I .P ff f 5-5 E -:asv T7 I46 'rr-,J Sue Hinea GC Pres. Jr. Revue Ch. Golden Spurs Sue Hogness Strenuous Life Stai Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Carolyn Holdorf Teacher's Sec. GC Roll Rep. ASR Publicity Com. John Holya Roll Rep. Swim Team ASR Dance Com. Cora Homann Teacher's Sec. GC Roll Rep. Tailoring Tessa Hopman GC Com. Coordinator Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Julie Horan Sr. Luncheon Com. Sr. Prom Com. Motorcycles Elaine Houghton Song Leader Strenuous Life Staff Golden Spurs Nubar Hovsepian Jr. Class Pres. Student Forum Co-Ch. Rou ghriders Doug Howard Swim Team RNHS skiing Gayle Howard Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Luncheon Com. ASR Sportsboosters Barb Howell Sr, Prom Co-Ch. Roll Rep. Sr. Class Cabinet -iv John Hruby Torch Pres. Swim Team Drama Fest. '67 Mary Hsu Golden Spurs Roosevelt News Staff GC Cabinet Steve Hunt Chess Club Sr. Torch Accounting Rick Hunter Cross Country Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Sr. Prom Com. Art Hyneman Varsity Baseball Rugby Football Basketball Chuck Iremonger Sr. Play '66, '67 Drama Fest. '67, '68 Sr. Cruise Com. '15 '- Us 41,1 Y -acfr? E! eff? tw? ll A progressive tone is set. Ron Hsu Latin Club Chess Club Hi-Landers V.P. Bronwyn Huggins Sr, Prom Com. ASR Sportsboosters Roll Rep. Melinda Hutt Sr. Prom Com. ASR Dance Com. . Sr. Projects Com. Tom Huxhold Marching Band Orchestra Cars Cindy Irving GC Roll Rep. Spades Nurse's Aid Loren Isaac Sr. Play '65, '67 Drama Fest. '67, '68 Stage Crew in--ff 451 'E'7 Glen Jacobs Concert Chorale Trouveres Chess Club Owen Johnson Folkfest '68 Trouveres Mu sic fig Deede Jarrett Sr. Luncheon Com. Spades Skiing Clayton Jones Ski Club Teacher's Aid Mathematics Jw Charlotte Jennings Career Day Ch. Sportsboosters Treas. Swixnming Fay Jones ASR Publicity Com. Teacher's Sec. Ski Team 'Yr-r qu., 1-31' ! I L Beverly Jensen David Johnson Denise Johnson Sr. Projects Com. R011 Rep. GC Roll Rep. Sr- MOVE Com. Student Council Com. GC Com. ASR Affiliations Com. Football Mgr. Spades Sh 21011 101165 Toni Jones Claire Joy Swim Team Nurse's Aid Roll Rep. 01'ChCStI'H ASR Publicity Com. Sr. Publicity Com. Teacher's Sec. Roll Sec. Swim Team I47 if ,.-fr? Mary Kilian Concert Orch. Seattle Youth Music Andrea King GC R011 Rep. Teacher's Sec. Spades Sec. Malcolm Klug Strenuous Life Staff Roughriders Varsity Basketball Dana Koler Denise Kourkoumelis Teachefs Sec. ASR Soc. Service Business Laurie Kriebel ASR Sportsboosters Art Skiing 148 XT-4-vu' C717 Craig Joyner News Ad Staff Skiing Cars Randy Katz Marching Band Swimming Tropical Fish Teri Katz Roll Rep. ASR Affiliations Com, Skiing Ellen Kelley Roll Rep. Teaclxer's Sec. Young Life Sue Kelley ASR Sportsboosters Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Skiing Sue Kerr Latin Club Pres. Revue '67 Spades Ugly Men frighten funds from students Experience acquires iq? his .,.,..4O Var -:-N QT' Phil Kirby Ad Council Roughriders Sr. Torch Tim Kj erulf Art Hiking Climbing Christina Korduba Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Roll Rep. Bob Kotthoff Debbi Krueger Sr. Movie Com. GC Rep. Usher Corps Pam LaBofE Commencement Com ASR Sportsboosters Spades for the Jerry Lorentzen Foundation. Lori Larsen Sr. Torch Drama Music Jerry LaVassar Skiing Archery Skin Diving Greg Leaver Varsity Tennis BC Cabinet Roughriders Cherie Lee GC R011 Rep. Teacher's Sec. Sr. Prom Com. Steve Leiiey Sr. Dance Com. Roll Rep. Tennis Sam Leigland Marching Band Track Karate Brian Laherty Cars Motorcycles Football Bruce Laherty Cars Motorcycles Racing Pat Lamb ASR Soc. Service Com. GC Com. Roll Rep. Marie Landrum GC Com. Concert Chorale Nonettes Barbara Lantz Traveling People Reading Chris Larsen Strenuous Life Staff Ski Club Seattle Youth Symphony of V ,Tilt K Hr-'SP --Nw, f .X ' -Al 4,22 Steve Lazoff Tennis Team BC Com. . Horse Racing Judy Leachrnan Sr. Scrapbook Com German Club RHO Club Ed Lee Mike Lee Varsity Footba l Lettermen's C ub V P l 1 Sky Diving Tim Lenihan John Leonard Travel Gardening FFL l49 Arthur Levinson Roll Rep. Sr. Torch Tennis Team Dick Lewis Roughriders Varsity Cross Country Varsity Track Dick Lingafelter ASR Dance Com. Traveling Cars Andy Loesch Poetry Kathy Loomis GC Roll Rep. Teacher's Sec. Sr. Prom Com. Bob Lucas Bookroom Football Cars .gd-4 Kathy Lewis Torch Sec.-Treas. GC Com. Ch. Golden Spurs Rick Lewis Swim Team Tumbling Hunting Mark Loesell Fishing Hunting Coins Bruce Long Varsity Cross Cou Lettermen's Club Varsity Track Glenn Luther Janis MacRae Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Movie Com. Teacher's Sec. The Senior recognizes the importance of his final year. Yvonne Manson Roberta March GC Com. Modeling Teacher's Sec. Sports Jr. Dance Corn. Beautician Terry Martin Stephen Marty Motorcycles Cars Flying skiing College Boats 150 Matt Marinos Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Cruise Com. Skiing Linda Marxsen GC Treas. Drama Fest. '66, ,67 Swedish Club Skiing Golden Spurs Art Electronics '! i Rory Martin SYC Jr. Commodore Sailing Golf Scott Mauermann Teacher's Aid Roll Rep. Handball ntry L 25:12 '? 'f' ,,. Bruce McKagan Sr. Class V.P. Sr. Torch Roughriders Gary McKibben Marching Band Motorcycles Mu sic Karen McNally Brian McNerney Music ' Economics Electronics Lloyd Meyer Track Manager Football Manager Concert Chorale Craig Miller Music Chemistry 'a 41- lb Gary Maye Sr. Dance Com. Karate Young Life Dave McCaffray Sr. Movie Com. Skiing Indian League Football David K. McCaffree Strenuous Life Staff ASR Dance Com. Ch. Soph. Class V.P. George McCarthy RNHS Pres. Commencement Com. Skiing Carmen McCone Sr. Movie Com. Wood Sculpture Mountain Climbing Rick McCoy RNHS History Languages Stuart McCurdy Stage Band Marching Band Sr. Cruise Com. Sandra McDougall GC Corn. ASR Sportsboosters GC Roll Rep. Doug McDowell Cathy McGa1'ry Sr. Prom Com. Sr, Dance Com. Com. Art Tom McGaW Stage Band ASR Dance Com Sr Cruise Corn Howard MCIDDIS Student Forum Readmg Chess -ge? 44' xl 4--gp Catherine McLean Roll Rep. Teacher's Sec. Sr. Movie Com. Mike McMonag1e Cross Country Mgr. M d 1U.N '67 o e . Inte1'nat'1 Band-Dancers Judy Mecartea Roosevelt News Staff GC Cabinet ASR Atliliations Com Laura Melton Golden Spurs. Jr. Class Cabinet NJCL Treasurer Earl Miller Drag Racing Boats Swimming Linda Millikan Golden Spurs GC Cabinet ASR Spec. Events ISI Claudia Mills Golden Spurs 2nd V.P. Sr. Torch Swim Team Margaret Milnes Teacl1er's Sec. Roll Rep. Sr. Prom Com. Ann Mitchell ASR Dance Com. Teacher's Sec. Sr. Prom Com. Anne Moehrin g Sr. Class Cabinet Folk Fest Ch. BNHS Sec. Tannis Moore Sr, Prom Com. Skiing Judo Bob Morgan PQ- A l52 T' ln Coleen Moriarity GC Roll Rep. Alberto Moros Shooting Sports Aeromodeling Amy Morrelle Teacher's Sec. Business Ellen Morrison Pep Club ASR Assembly Com. Sr. Luncheon Com. William Morse Latin Club Skiing Sailing Leo Moseley Tumbling Hundred Mile Club Karate NTT? Gary Minkler Football Baseball Basketball Tony ,Misch Clam Digging Navel Cathy Moody Teacher's Sec. Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Cruise Com. Brian Moog J r. Exch ange Roughriders Football Harold Morgan Basketball Baseball Golf Noel Morgan Ski Club Water skiing He clings to the friendships and Mrs. Bryan U . I iw- ,fm F I Scott Moulton Roll Rep. Sr. Movie Com. Skiing Nancy Mowat Song Leader Golden Spurs Sr. Torch CI? Corinne Murphy RNHS Lab. Assist. Scuba Diving Pat Murphy Weight Lifting Firearms Electrical Engineering Ashok Nayudu Sr. Torch ASR Dance Com Football Bob Nelson Roughrider Pres. Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball , A iw values he has grown to prize. participates. if at-ff Remy Newland Inter-high Rep. Sr. Torch GIRC Ch. Nancy Nielsen Golden Spurs Ski Club Teacher's Sec. Joan Nishitani ASR Fund Raising Spades GC Com. Chuck Nordquist Yell Leader Varsity Track Lettermen's Club Terry Nordstrom Teacher's Aid Physics Math Chip Norton Football Swimming Flying 4... Brad Moyer Track Skiing Flying Peggy Mulhaney GC Roll Rep. ASR Silkscreen Com Student Forum Ray Myrtle Roughriders ASR Com. Ch. Sr. Torch Judi Nagel Sr. Dance Com. Teacher's Sec. Roll Rep. Roberta Nelson GC Com. Teachers Sec. Secretarial Work Bob Nevitt in: 'Rx ' I53 Martha Norwalk Sr. Prom Com. Teacher's Sec. Judo Colleen O'Brien Roll Rep. Skiing Art Bill Oliver Varsity Track Sr. Projects Com. Dentistry Jean Oliver Sr, Prom Com. GC Com. Teacher-'s Sec. Rooks Olson Golden Spurs Pres. Jr. Exchange Girls' State Rep. Bill Ossinger Jr. Exchange Roll Rep. Writing T? is-2, ' , C3739 Kris Odle ASR Sportsboosters Career Day Com. Skiing Michael O'Leary Models Bac arat Rallys Kathy Olney GC Roll Rep. Jr. Achievement Skiing Chris Olsen Teacher's Sec. Sr. Prom Com. ASR Sportsboosters Jim Palmer Teacher's Aid Sky Diving Automatives Corinne Parks Teacher's Sec. Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Luncheon Com. The Senior is divided between anticipation and nostalgia. Glenn Paulson N a-vel Lab Writer Board Writing Joanne Persson Swedish Club Ski Club Home Economics l54 1 x v-5 li pv- V? Anne Pearson Penelope Pearson Ski Club Sec. Teachefs Sec. GC Co-ch. Motorcycles Soph. Orientation Athletics John Peters Bonnie Peterson Industrial Arts Roll Rep. English ASR. Dance Com. Teacl1er's Sec. w,-4' ,, I Y Ralph Peaslee Leif Pederson Writing Cards Tetherball Croquet Chris Peterson Neal Peterson Sr. Projects Com. BC Cabinet ASR Communications Skiing Lettermen's Club Sports Mike Peiffer Flying Skiing Aeronautical Science John Pettigrew Drumming Cars Song and Yell Leaders await their Garfield counter- Robin Pisac Music Art Skiing Mark Pitcher Jr. Dance Com. Soph. Assembly Com. Spanish Donna Plath Roll Rep. College Conf. Com. Teacher'-5 Sec. Helen Podlesny Russian Club Sec. Skiing Music Cammy Poe Teacher's Sec. ASR Sportsboosters Writing Ann Poellnitz Soph. Orientation ASR Dance Com. GC Com. Mary Phelan Allen Philips RN HS V.P. Latin Club Officer Diving Team Marel Phipps Roll Rep. GIRC Young Life Sandy Pidde Sr. Torch RHO Club Skiing Susan Pierce Sr. Play '67 Drama Fest. '66, '67, '68 Debate Richard Pierides Internat'l Band-Dancers ASR Vocations Com. Water Sports Herfy's-a temporary replacement for school lunches Jan Poellnitz Sr. Class Cabinet Attendance Office Study Checker Cassie Pomianek Sr. Prom. Co-Ch. Sr. Movie Com. Roll Rep. Peg Power RHO Club Drama Lab Writing Skip Poynter ASR Dance Com. Cars Sailing Linda Purdy Sr. Luncheon C om. ASR Sportsboosters Art John Quimby Roosevelt News Staff Skin Diving I 56 - ,..,,,-.J Seniors start activities early with a pencil sale. :M KKWZ i '..3-Q' LJ' ,M . l-le attempts to make his change tangible. 1f 1 ? 1-5 X44-0 -wif? ff. J im Pommerening Strenuous Life Stal? Roughriders Ski Club Terry Powell Ballet Street Racing Travel Doug Proby Bev Purdue Debate Pres. Golden Spurs Sr. Play '67 Mark Baden ASR Affiliations Com Roll Rep. Dating Game Todd Rambeck Dentistry Cars Boats Roberta Randles Golden Spurs Sr. Luncheon Co-Ch. GC Cabinet Liz Ranes Teacher's Sec. Ann Reid Golden Spurs Roosevelt News Sr. Play '67 Staff Jerry Reinhardt Sky Diving Clam Digging Insects Linda Revenaugh Sr. Movie Com. Teacher's Sec. Sr. Prom Com. Randy Rice ,a-un 9-js. - fe? Faith Richardson Golden Spurs GC Cabinet Sr. Projects Com. Valerie Rickles Roosevelt News Staff Marching Band Spades Rich Riggins Indian League Football Dan Riley Classical Music Teaching Ralph Roach Sr. Luncheon Com. Water skiing Fishing Linda Rober ASR Historian Rosemaiden Jr. Class ASR Rep. Melinda Roberts Sr. Class Treas. Lab Writer Board Roll Rep. John Rodenberg Varsity Marching Calculus Dorothy Rodgers Nurse,s Aid Teacher's Sec. Sr. Prom Com. Eunice Rosenperl Golden Spurs Roosevelt News Staff Sr. Play '67 Bill Royal Roll Rep. Inter-high Com. Skiing Julia Rush Golden Spurs Lab Writer Board Revue '67 Shanon Reed Roosevelt News Staff Sr. Torch Spades Dan Reichman Tumbling Team Varsity Track Mgr. Football Mgr. Randy Reise Drumming Sports Cars Chris Reiser Varsity Football Varsity Track Ski Team Capt. Rick Rice Jr. Crew Track Hunting Shawn Rice Teacher's Sec. Jr. Dance Co-Ch. ASR. Sportsboosters C '-'57 X l57 OIII Stephanie Sakuma GC Corn. Traveling Hair Styling Barb Sanders ASR Dance Com. Sr. Prom Com. Skiing Mark Saran Sr. Class Cabinet Roosevelt News Staif BC Cabinet Bob Sarff Snow skiing Water skiing Gymnastics Lonni Savery Roll Rep. Skiing Jeorjy Sax ASR Dance Com. GC Com. Art Jane Sayles John Schedler Model U.N. Skiing History Daphne Schneider Golden Spurs Spades ASR Vocations Com. Sharon Schneller Skiing Art Modeling Wendy Scholl Ski Club RI-IO Club Sports Mike Schur ASR Dance Com. BC Com. Soph. Sports Mgr. l58 an Steve Schwager BC Pres. Varsity Sports Roughriders Margaret Scott Strenuous Life Staff Lab Writer Board Golden Spurs Larry Semi ASR S ASR C Intern Dave Seppa Yell Leader Roughriders BC Cabinet Steve Shallow Swim Team Tumbling Team Skiing Marion Sharbinin ASR Vocations Com. GC Com. Guitar urea, lx ..f qTT '? L. Vicky Scott Strenuous Life Staff Lab Writer Board Golden Spurs Scott Seidel Varsity Sports Lettermen's Club Pres Roughriders Gary Setzer Marine Corps Robin Shakarian Lettermen's Club BC Cabinet Varsity Baseball Kathy Sharpe Lab Writer Board Sr. Torch Skiing Heather Shaw Teachefs Sec. GC Com. Swimming As the building changes, the Senior helps shape a new school. Patricia Shaw Inter-High Rep. Modern Dance I-Ion. Civics Craig Simons Ski Club Sailing Waterskiing 1f !' 4-- ,il ,f Barb Sherman Dick Shurman Claire Sibold N urse's Aid Strenuous Life Staff GC Cabinet Sr. Luncheon Com. Lab Writer Board N onettes Sr. Prom Com. Roughriders Bill Simonton Julie Simpson Hans Siskin Folk Fest '66 Varsity Football Drama Varsity Track Art Skiing pc- Robm Sibold Drama Orchestra Travel Laraine Skelton ASR Sportsboosters Sr. Projects Com. ASR Dance Com. Ann Silver GC Corres. Sec. Golden Spurs Rosemaiden Jim Sleater Stage Band Sr. Cruise Com. BC Com. IS9 Tina Southas Stage Band Marching Band Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Linda Sprague Horseback Riding Reading Sports J im Stack Football Cars Hunting Glenn Stallcop Orchestra Pres. Music Cheryl Steele Teacher's Sec. Latin Club Latin Tutor Larry Steele ASR Treas. Roosevelt News Ed. Crew I 60 l -tgptr x .4-gr Pam Sleeth Lab Writer Board ASR Bulletin Bd. Com. RHO Club John Sleighter Skiing Football Basketball Candace Smith Internattl Band Dance RHO Club Sports Michael Smith Football Flying Scott Smith Varsity Football ASR Assembly Com. ASR Affiliations Com. IS ,fn-H2225 ,A 1 Clif? Soike Ski Club Skiing --f Construction dust settles as students' voices The Senior is offered 'ss' -in-,. L. WIITF' Jan Spring ASR Coin. Coordinator Golden Spurs Jr. Class Sec. Greg Spurgin ASR Dance Com. Flying Skiing Bill Stanfleld Skiing Tumbling Sr. Luncheon Com. Bob Stapp Concert Chorale Pres. Sr. Class Cabinet Trouveres Sharlene Stevens RI-IO Club Pres. Teacher's Sec. Sports Roberta Stevenson Golden Spurs GC Roll Rep. J OG Sec. rise in the familiarity of the A.C. many challenges. Terri Sutton GC Roll Rep. Roll Rep. Sr. Prom Com. Jackie Szikszoy Roll Rep. News Ad Staff French Club Polly Teeter Folk Fest Co-Ch. Sr. Class Cabinet R011 Rep. Laure Teissonniere French Exch. Student Honorary Golden Spur ASR Aiiiliations Com. Tove Thompson Roll Rep. GC Com. Art Kathy Thornhill ASR Dance Com. Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Cruise Com. .4-',,.1,,,, 1-1. A : -- .,'. 1 ,I,:. '.':.. ,LLH1 f ,Lf .J., .. -Le .7-., Trudy Stomberg Roosevelt News Staff GC Rep. Teac11er's Sec. Sherry St. Peter Sr. Prom Com. Commencement Com. ASR Communications . Ray Stromer Guns Cars Airplanes Cheryl Struble Sr. Class Cabinet Sr. Luncheon Com. GC Cabinet Jolene Studley Sr. Class Cabinet Skiing Marc Sullivan Sr. Play ,67 Drama Festival '67 Debate Team 'ITP gear 13' . E? X 'ee Michelle Taverniti Concert Chorale Teacher's Sec. Painting Kris Taylor ASR Dance Com. Sr. Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Becci Thomas Intramural Sports Attendance Office Painting Peggy Thompson Teacher's Sec. Folk Festival Com. GC Roll Rep. Roxie Thurston GC Com. Roosevelt News Staif Skiing Terry Timberlake Golden Spurs Inter-high Rep. GC Cabinet l6I Hartfried Toennessen German Exch. Student Honorary Roughrider Liese Toftevaag ASR Sportsboosters Sr. Scrapbook Corn. Teacher's Sec. Dave Tonge Boating Mechanics Airplane Mechanics Jennifer Towle GC Roll Rep. Latin Club GC Com. Cindy Tucker Sr. Class Cabinet J r.-Sr. Dance Ch. GC Roll Rep. Janine Turner RHO Club Spades H11 .f-- xl' Star -'GT 01: all challenges are realized. f 'P Cindy Vail Golden Spurs Sec. GC Cabinet Soph. Class Cabinet Liz Vinsonhaler ASR Sportsboosters Painting Ping-pong l62 wwf Carla Van Darn Pat Vita ASR Dance Com. Sewing Business ,1 Debbie Van Soelen Bill Vandenberg Rick Tolbert ASR Dance Com. Ticket Force Shlrleen Tomberhn ASR Dance Com. Sr. Prom Com. ASR Sportsboosters Rick Tracey Sr.-Jr. Class Cabinet RHS News Ad Mgr. Ski Club Treas. Helene Trotsky IBM Office Drama Skiing James Ulrich Ski Club Pres. Roll Rep. David Utevsky Lab Writer Ed. Torch Cabinet Roughriders in- - '1-...- J' J 'mfg Chris Viggers Swedish Club Treas. Varsity Basketball ASR Sec. Roll Rep. BC V.P. Golden Spurs ASR Soc. Service Com. Roughriders Sr- TOI'Ch Jim Vollbracht Dave Voorhees Bob Vyrme Varsity Sports Strenuogzs Life Staff Vars1ty'Footbal1 Lettermen's Club Sec. Roughriders R01-1Eh1'1deIS Roughriders Junior Varsity Track Lettermen's Club Jack Vincent Swin1 Team. Teacher's Aide Calculus Juli Waesche ASR Corn. Ch. Golden Spurs Fashion Board Marsha Weinstein Song Leader ASR Sportsboosters Roll Rep. Chris Wencker Golden Spurs Lab Writer Board Sr. Torch Fred Westlund ASR Dance Com. ASR Sportsboosters Ski Club Marie Whitaker Music Ballet French Bruce Whitmore Roll Rep. Jr. Dance Com. Soph. Football Bob Wicks Drum Major Swimming Stage Band Q Bob Waldo Roll Rep. ASR Vocations Com. Doug Walker Skiing Cars Photography Gary Wa1kOSk1 Weight Lifting Tennis Football Kiiren Walley Roll Rep. Sr. Cruise Com. GC Com. Cheryl Wallhig GC Rec. Sec. Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Ken Ward Ski Club Iohn Warling Teacher's Aid R011 Rep. Alt. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Joni Warmington Golden Spurs Fashion Board Jr. Class Cabinet Kathy Wasson ASR Dance Com. Sr. Cruise Com. ASR Soc. Service Co Meg Watt Sr. Torch GC Roll Rep. ASR Sportsboosters Gary Webb Lettermen's Club Roughriders Roll Rep. Bob Weinstein Varsity Football Mr. Roosevelt Sports -as 22 's Q-v' Doug Wertz Water skiing Electronics Skm Diving Cindy West ASR Sportsboosters GC Corn. Teacher's Sec. Ron Whitehead Basketball Baseball Bowling Joan Whitelaw Teacherls Sec. Art Sewing Jerry Wiggins Football Dancing Wood Craft Gary Wilderbuer Cross Country Basketball Skiing I63 Jeff Wilen ASR Tran'-ic Safety Orch. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. Madeline Willard Teachefs Sec. GC Com, Art Don Wills Sr. Movie Ch. Tumbling Basketball Bryan Wingrove Marching Band Campus Life skiing Francine Wolfstone ASR Communications Teacher's Sec. GC Com. Co-Ch. Tracy Wolfstone Skating Bowling Swimming Carol Williams Sr. Prom Com. Jr.-Sr. Dance Com R011 Rep. Wendy Williams Spades Tutoring Usher Corps Dick Winn Varsity Tennis Ski Club Sr. Prom Com. Shirley Wirkala GC Roll Rep. Teacher's Sec. Home Ec. Ron Woo Sr. Torch Ski Club BC Com. Barbara Wood Sr. Prom Corn. R011 Rep. ASR Dance Com. I64 .Q-Lg. Ann Wu Dancing Basketball Drama Chris Wuest GC Com. Study Hall Checker Charles Youngs Varsity Basketball Roughriders V.P. Speaker of Council Shireen Ziadeh GC Com. RHO Club ASR Assembly Com. Sue Zwiebel Fashion Board Roll Rep. JOG V.P. Pat Barr Ski Racing Surfing Sue Worthington Sr. Prom Com. Sr. Cruise Com. Roll Rep. Barbara Wright RHO Club French Club GC Com. Brady Wright Stage Crew Sr. Dance Com. Stage Manager Don Wright Sr. Torch Sr. Play '67 Piano Ed Wright Roll Rep. Scuba Diving Cars Linda Wright Sr. Cruise Com. Sr. Prom Com. ASR Dance Com. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Jim Adolphson Rick Bailey Michael Bay Lee Berg Steve Berman Bill Bidstrup Mark Biondi Lane Bowman George Bradshaw Wendy Burton Steve Bush Bob Catlin Brian Chambers Lex Comin Paula Dandliker Deborah Ditton Richard Fisher Linda Gale Tom Gamble Robert Geballe Kathleen Gregory Roy Hayashe Rodney Hendrix Rawle Jefferson Robert J efferson Christine . J obb Chris Johnson ' fs c. in Chuck Kruse Edward LaBouy Stuart Laughlin Tom Leary Heidi Lehwalder Karla Leonard Lynn Lomax Paul MacLean Patrick Marden Don Marlow James May Gail Moehring Stuart Odell Bob Palmer Steve Plancich John Quimby David Quine Consuela Reifler Julie Rojas Ricardo Santos Albert Siskin Willie Skubi Bob Terry Eric Thuesen Don Toon Fred Witschel Steve Zimmerman Ryan Wunders Electronics Navy Bill Young Sr. Dance Com. Ski Club ASR Dance Com. Sue Ziegman Golden Spurs Sr. Torch Sportsboosters Co-Ch Jane Zier Roosevelt News Staff ASR Affiliations Com GC Com Jim Anderson Varsity Football Skiing Sports l65 P 1 , EEI ' ' 'W ' H U ,. in V R 1 V ' si -lily , Nr- Y Q V H ' I A K - J' 4-J -vx F' 4 ff ,-V M 11 We- ,f QSs' ' , ' 'VIEW '.'!l'.y . 'T 1 W .1 -v- 'l .,.f'Cf' - ' 'il Q4 U1 , 'F 3 ' '-. M fffjrzfix I .N , ,,.. ? , wg? -W 3- ' ii? 5 '3 ' ,Mika 3 aw sr-Q U if ' Each individual knows not one small seg- ment, but the Whole of life-strange, living, changing, new. ny 91 JA v , ? 1 Y . ,U in gf 'T' A LY 'if-if l 68 j.55 ' ..f , 1' 1-5' n A in X ,- n U. f 1.71 QQN Stimulated by the force of new adaptations the student leaves with old foundations strength- J GJ N QD -wx 509 .3 Q9' 559' -we 55 ened. 4 f-oy fi? we ,tt . 1-JJ' . Af' Sf' U fs ,. nfl! 'Q Jpf ego' Y ,ia , . ,pf fi! rin- in J' :XJ QL' CCE?-J D MQ' 989' Q0 255' Opt' t F A' if-7 Q1 A I -NX oa Ck wifi? ekygiu --ffvzvxa 1P9QX5,3W A KD .,fji0'giJ N U nlwx ' 1 dp W tbiv 1 K.. X Cb O4 -30 X Ao A 6' L V GW . 519' -5'155U Q 6393! 133 x . W QXUJJ XQ9-'J A ,W QQ VQU Nwuwl I ,gm J sq U32 L U Q- Xbu- K-rbi. V T-4 ny Q50 at ff? - U' NPL Q it .tw do M9 Aww- t tiyhggq 'f Mr' . ki -N' iy.,,t0 XV' it , 'lil'-If r. - Al, X ml x . F13 S of of jx if it we 'aff QX 8 xr' Q' 1.-BSL x -' efpy? Ok A 5 JV ,ci 1-i'U N wrt We aff' ew A31 f LW G, J? .gn JQPJXQO i W QV mf v to .sf t on .JA fb . C, C 31' my .v .x iw 2 K 0' VVPLQKH5 ,xgzwlzr-inll,N0.f'i Xu . GJNJ Qi, ,W Qgfu L . , x is N :it y 'J '59, ii, 3 bf 1 , ff 5 1' Hi ww ' W V' ' 'Elin ,. iTWi hiiW,.5:a Ei: ii , 1, - ww, I7I l .sf 'N any J' 'D .aff ' 5 ' ' J ' xoylvlgs 5 e ues preserves the d1rec:t1on necessary for coutmued - ' . I' VK' ess QQ, v-S Lim gl l72 at we . a jygi ,ll it - 1 , . Y E. rl .I I Q , , Z e is gf I 1 u. ull' V I DR :mf - J ' 5 F M . rel. 'p 'Ir' Artist Kathy Sharpe strives for perfection. Art Awards Scholastic Art Award Contest Blue Ribbon .........................,...,.,.,,... Kathy Sharpe Honorable Mention ........ Curt Peterson, Sam Coble, Neal Larson, John Parker, Kathy Sharpe Debate Awards Washington State N.F.L. Regional Tournament Extemporaneous, First Place, Girls' ...... Bev Purdue U.P.S. Speech Tournament Extemporaneous, First Place ................ Bev Purdue Extemporaneous, Second Place ........ Mark Sullivan Debate, Second Place, Junior Division ........ John Wolfe, Alan Shurman Seattle University Novice Tournament Debate, First Place .............................. Steve Butler, Dave Soderland Debate, Second Place ...... Dick Robblee, John Kydd Debate, Third Place ............................ Leah Matson, Ann Crawford S.P.C. Speech Tournament Impromptu, Second Place, Senior Division ................... ........ M arc Sullivan Impromptu, Second Place, Junior Division ........................ Dennis Hjeresen Washington State Individual Events Touranment Extemporaneous, First Place, Boys,..Marc Sullivan Drama Awards Minnie Moore McDowell Award .............. Lori Larson, Chuck Iremonger !74 Music Awards Concerto Contest ...,......,..,.....,.,., Pam Pressley, flutist All State Choir .......,......., Chris Hartman, Glen Jones, George Shangrow, Dan Swartzman All State Orchestra .......... Amy Bonham, Ann Eggers, Blaine England, Mark Greenwald, Linda Hart, Dick Jensen, Glenn Stallcop, Dean Suess Band Inspirational .,.,,..,,,,,,,,, Caryn Cary, Paul Bonin Choir Inspirational ,,..,,.,,,,, Andrea Callow, Bob Stapp Orchestra Inspirational ...... Glen Stallcop, Mary Kilian Special Awards American Legion Award ...... John Hruby, Bev Purdue Boys, State, 1968 .......................... Dan Kourkoumeljs, Jay Blasingame Columbia University Annual Competition, First Place .............................. 1967 Strenuous Life DAR Good Citizen Award ...................,., Carol Beard Girls' State, 1968 .............. ........... M ardy Hedgcock, Nancy Peterson Hi Q Competition .............,.........,,. Dan Swartzman, Scott Zema, Dave Utevsky, Mike Dunham, Peter Livingston C alternatej Kiwanis Club Guest Members ..........,...,, Carol Beard, Claudia Mills, Bev Purdue, Cindy Vail, Terry Timberlake, Chris Viggers Lionis Club Guest Members .............. Steve Anderson, Gary Christman, Jim Dabney, Jim Davis, Ted Eisenhardt, John Hruby, Bruce McKagan, Steve Schwager Max Block Award ................. ............. S ue Furman Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt ........ ........ B ob Weinstein, Julie Waesche National Merit Scholar .................... Rodney Hendrix Pacific Northwest Bell Regional Planning Contest, Third Place, North Seattle ...... Ann Eggers Phi Beta Kappa Award ....,... Sue Hogness, Paul Bonin Phi Eta Sigma ........................................ Linda Brown, Ray Myrtle, Laurel Moody Rotary Club 'Service Above Self . 1 Award .................................................... Dick Lewis Rosemaidens ............., .............................. S ue Barrett, Carolyn Baugh, Joy Bjorgan, Laurie Bjorgan, Bea Boston, Peggy Lane, Sue Mitchell, Remy Newland, Rocks Olson, Debby Skubi, Jan Spring, Sue Wilson Seattle Exchange Club's January ' Boy of the Month ................................ Scott Gilbert Top Ten .................................................... Kajsa Berg, Paul Bonin, Sue Hogness, Tessa Hopman, John Hruby, Steve Hunt, Vicky Scott, Dave Utevsky, Cindy Vail, Donald Wright Washington State Homemaker of Tomorrow, 1968 .................................... Kajsa Berg Washington High School Individual Chess Championship .......................... Roger Myers Perceived excellence is recognized. Sports Awards Baseball Inspirational ....... Basketball Inspirational ,.... Best All-Around Athlete ...... Best Scholar Athlete ...........,.... --.....Bruce McKagan .....Steve Schwager .......Scott Seidel -..---.Dick Lewis Cross Country Inspirational ...,... .......... D ick Lewis Football Inspirational ........... ....... L arry Burgher Swimming, All-City Meet First Place, Boys', 1968 .......... ............Roosevelt Second Place, Girls', 1968 ...... ............... R oosevelt Swimming Inspirational ...... Harold Anderson Swimming, Most Improved .................... Sally Morton Skiing, Greater Seattle High School Meet Boys' Slalom, First Place .......................... Roosevelt Boys, Jumping, Fifth Place ...................... Roosevelt Girls' Cross Country, First Place .............. Roosevelt Tennis Inspirational .......................... Ted Eisenhardt Tennis First, North Division ...... First, Metro .......... Q .... Track Inspirational ...... ..-..-..Roosevelt ........--Roosevelt ..-..,Don Hartnett Paul Bonin, Margaret . -t Scott, Steve Hunt, 1. Chris Larsen, Rodney Hendrix, Dave Utev- sky, Bruce Farwell, Kathy Lewis, Dick Shurman, Kajsa Berg, and Bill Ossinger are the eleven 1968 Na- tional Merit Finalists from Roosevelt. lasl-1 t English Awards Puget Soundings First Prize, Poetry ................ ....... G lenn Paulson NCTE Award Winner, 1967 ................ Dick Shunnan NCTE Award Nominees, 1968 ................ Bob Caplan, Kathy Gross, Linda Jenkins, Joanne Lipson, Laurel Moody Index Acknowledgements ....... ........ 1 76 Administrators .......,.... 84 Advisory Council .............,.,,,. 16 Affiliations Committee ......... 27 ASR Committee Chairmen... 17 ASR Oiiicers ..,.......................,... 14 Attendance Office Workers .,...... 18 A. V,-Bookroom-Treasury ..... 19 Awards ............................,......... 174 Band ,..,..........,.........,..,...... 50 Boys' Club .,..... 32 Camera Club ..,... 31 Chess Club ,.,........................ 31 Classicantors .................,,.... 49 Club Council ..,.,............,...,... 28 Communications Committee .... 24 Concert Chorale ,.............. .... 4 8 Counseling Office Workers... 19 Counselors ............,...............,... 84 Cross Country .........,..,........., 67 Custodians ............... 98 Dance Committee ........ 24 Debate Team ............. 27 Drama Festival .........,.. 44 Elections Committee ..... 25 Faculty ....,..,.....................,........ 86 Finance Committee .................. 21 Future Teachers of America. 28 Girls' Club .......,....,.,................... 34 Girls, Glee ........................,......... 49 Golden Spurs ..........,. 36 Golf ............................. 73 IBM Office Workers ........ 19 Inter-High .....,.............. 16 Junior Class ...............,.............. 116 Lab Writer Board ..............l....... 54 La Douce Vie Committee .......... 54 Language Clubs .....................,.. 29 Lettermen's Club ............. 29 Library Club ........,...... 20 Lunchroom Staff .......... 98 Main Ofiice Workers ...... 18 Nonettes ..................... ...... 4 9 Orchestra .......,.. 52 Organ Club ...,,............ 30 Radio Club .................... 30 RHO Club ......................... 81 Roosevelt News StaH ....... 36 Roughriders .................. ...... 3 7 Secretarial Staffs .... ,........ 9 9 Senior Class ......... ......... 1 32 Senior Play .........,.,.........., 40 Ski Club ........,........................... 30 Ski Team ...........,........................ 73 Social Service Committee .......... 21 Song Leaders ............................ 81 Sophomore Class .........,.........,.. 102 Spades ................. ....,. 2 8 Sportsboosters ........ ...... 2 5 Stage Crew ................. 20 Strenuous Life Stair ...............,.. 58 Student Cabinet ........................ 15 Student Forum Committee ........ 27 Study Checkers .......................... 22 Study Supervisors ....... ........ 2 2, 23 Swim Team .............. ........ 7 2 Swing Band ......... 51 Swing Choir ...... 48 Tennis Team ...,.. 79 Ticket Force ...... 20 Torch ................ 32 Track Team ............ 74 Varsity Baseball .......... 76 Varsity Basketball ..,... ..... 6 8 Varsity Football ....... 62 Yell Leaders ............ ..... 8 1 l75 A year is completed, yet the choice and the uncertainty of the next still remains. We can face our lives, bear them, The Strenuous Life Staff extends acknowledgements To Mrs. Wilma Reinecke for her tolerance, under- standing, and guidance. the L 8: H Printing Company, and especially Mr. William Ackley and Mrs. Marian Alloway. To To Rowland Studio, and especially Mr. Rowland Johnson. To the S. K. Smith Company, and especially Mr. Jim Palm. To Lynn Lomax for her cooperation and assistance. To Camera Club for their photographs. To Scott Gilbert for his photographs and time. To the administration, faculty, and students of Roose- velt High School. or change them I76 f W' Q W fig? fe: Nfixglgu v W f ,W h -. R50 IJ, Qx1..kK-FICEMR gl- ZW? of . 1 Jfx if Q Q 1-5 if ER if u , fr , N A., Q' H 77-fd' Y, 4' .f T Q' A Q Nlxfft 'xv qi W. aff' Q, RQ Q? N me Q ,wa W 1 W1 Q ,Q ,gfuuf 0 Vi' W0 . j fir mg ' N1'ff35gf N'5w, QQ MW GM' ' ' w QQ F2 f N W' ' ada! 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