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

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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

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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

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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