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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1983 volume:

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MANNERY ADVISOR PRESIDENT: Todd Hanson VICE PRESIDENT: Mary Meyer SECRETARY: Kris Rumpf TREASURER: Lisa Romerein 18 •PAUL ADAMS •ANSA AHMED Belief in oneself is the first step to success. •ERIC ADMAN Philosophy: Unintelli- gible answers to u nsolvable problems. JIM ALLEN MARIO ALLENDE • JOHN ALVING Something Happen to ME. You ' re not the first There Was Something MISSING You ' re not the last (LOVE TO KARI AND ERIC) , Another day another crash DIANE ANDERSON Aye B ' gora. it ' s okay the flivA er spoon has flown away- ha! ha! ha! JEANIE ANTHONY Faith, Sir, we are here today and gone tomorrow Class of 83. • GEORGE APPEL NOSCETEIPSUM •DENISEBACIGALUPI Time is a circus — always packing up and moving away. XOXO 2 81-83 pals. . denotes senior torch 19 •CHANK. BAE Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet. STEPHANIE BAGOON All that we know is that we know nothing. DON BALLARD CHRISTOPHER BANKS Howcomeimsonormal?Thars Goldnthemtharhiis TLCM 4 DREADS. Ontonothingness. . CRAIG BARKER My Friends. Gas Engines 71 CHARGER. BLOWER SYS LOTS OF HORSEPOWER DAVID BARNES TO MY KRISTIN JANE, WHO HELPED MAKE THIS YEAR THE BEST, LOVE D.B. •SUSANNAH BARRETT Ry high. Ry far Reach for the sky Your goal a star. VAN BARTLY •CRAIG BARWELL The day of one ' s death is the day to be really alive, Luke 2:8-14, ERIC BENJAMIN Wish you all Good Luck Be all you can be,- PEDRO BERNARD 20 ROSA BERNARD WENDY BARNARD Seaside-7yrs of BS,SC 1 What? .No 1 Didn ' t Adventures in Blue Bus GLEN BIELY DREW BLOOM SO LONG AS THERE ' S A BIT WE CAN ' T BEAT THE SYSTEM OF LAUGHING GOING ON. BUT I ' M STILL TRYING- THINGS ARE ALRIGHT. V.R Insanarchy •STAGEY BLYTH S(LM) soccer. . . ApJu 25c Locker? Mom ' s Gone Sure ' 8 RPnites The Beginning MELDORA BOOKER True love is the way to Eternal happiness. I love you J. P. 1-2-3-club. • BRIAN BORAM • B ALEXANDER BR AGGO LoopT wadsWorthlivesfo:? REALITY OF GRADUATION AslaMincHelaNaskilNthe IS FINALLY HERE-SO NOW suNWhiChdidaLLendinFUN! IT ' S TIME TO DISAPPEAR GHRISTY BRAUER • PAULA BRAY Summer in Canada w J.K If you take your eyes Salad Diet Pepsi off the goal, you will W L.C. 83 only see obstacles. Anon 21 •CHRISTOPHER BURDEN VARSITY FOOTBALL. TRACK Beast of Burden — PT. Class of ' 83 or wfiat? G.THOMAS BURGESS Twenty-two men fell down and skinned their knees — Mel Brooks. TYLER CARSON We ' ll Hit the Stops Along the Way. We only Stop for the Best. CARLA CARTER FOOD for ME!! rA ' sTRE OU H I ' H M,NH HUONG CHE SCHOOL YEARS TAMI CASEY The soul would have no rainbow had the eye no _ f f QP CHAIPATANAPONG tear.ptl2Cor, 12:9.10 „ ,, , Be yourself and you can be what you want — ' id ' RAH, NEWS. Bye RHS.... CECI CHOURRE JAMIE CHENEY Valley w BB ' s, Tab Atacs Life is too short. GT ' s w TREE. soccer, A.D. so why waste Dad ' s gone ... new rule, precious lime? 22 C - CX . ' nn d IcLgjt X yy s LvcA cv- lu pe rSc r- c ' -S. (- Oi -i- •LISA CHRISTENSEN YONG OK CHUNG Life is short so live rHOAlM rU nn Thanks to Mom Dad VONDA CLAYTON it up! Parties food I- n U A n C ,H U IN O Good year with friends Love is rare , Life is tup! I w Bird. 83, Be yourself strange, Nothing Last. People change. TOM CLELAND Happy is the man that seeketh wisdom, and gaineth understanding. Somebody broke my french-try!! SHEILA CLONEY WAYENETTE COLLINS BRUCE COOPER ALittleGlimmer.WB.BS HW DEANNA COHEN MICHAEL CONNERS Th f™:d,o o„eon GoAlongWay Bluc Bus ' n It DUCLAMFANCLUB Big Scoop- is (very funny) c„ r n,rl  h; o - Bowie Desirablef ike YeahRight. FRANKNRUTH TIVlNS T W-VLJJJ-GNKK WHAT?! so l pacK a oag ACTIONNOTTHEVISA Seccer-4. Skiing 1 2 3 23 PHYLLIS CRAVENS NoTommonow NoYesterday Today!!, with a smile! GBTs 82-83 Luv U Mom, LIZANNECRINES BILL CRITTENDEN GOOD TIMES, OLD FRIENDS Hastings 1066 Go Team! HOPE THE FUN NEVER ENDS USHERS of ' 83 Gnu Deal MCM FOREVER! -DIZZY president yam I? KELLY CROTEAU BTWCN Rainy night fires. Times with close friends. The games people play. DAYNA CYRUS ■DICH LUAN DAM Don ' t tell me it was due yesterday!? SUZANNE DAVIS OS W J,SC J, Soccer, B-ball. Track Thanks Dad, Partywoo! GOOD TIMES w Bfslm, ' s SS.CS.AF.KP MEMORIES 2CL0UDED views. E ' . ' 83 CHIDAO JULIETTE DEMARGNE It ' s fun to be an exchange student in US, A,!?! 24 7-i VA£5. M c .0- , -J ' CjfdinO) f Kerp ax. -. r ([-Pf —Y DAMON DICKENS •DADDIE DICKENS MOM. GAGA, NATE, DEANNA 8-2-65, •LIDIENG •MIADOCES Everything ' s funny at the wrong time. Huh? No Never! Si]m SNAFU 8 You want to tone down your tennis shoes? •CHAUDUHUYLUKE HU DOUNG •MANDADUNLOP Steppin ' out w Roxanne Sports. Fun Friends C.O LHCB, wishin ' on stars ' ADAM DWORKIN ANDREW EDMONDSON NICK ENGRISSEI Baseball-No, 24 Champagne Nights with P.M Goal : Fly to Grand Caym.an year of 80 times of my to enjoy the sunshine girls- life. 25 •JONNAESPEY •JANET ETCHES Certain cool dudes on beaches, I will send- ECHO FENG ALLISON FORT ANG ER MM GTS in ORE. CS.KP.TD.SS. MEMORIES 2CL0UDED VIEWS KSPGIM ' S •ROBERT FLAHERTY How ' re you gonna go? Shotdown on the pavement or waiting in death row? ZEOLA FOSTER U never try hard enough Give to a wise person he will become still wiser. STEVE FRASIER Go On To The Next One, Don ' t Look Back Huntington Beach TODD FRANKLIN Party Hardy live it up Class of 83. 1 could answer that question if I could get this pencil out of my mouth! 26 cp yes S CGgg llj; . 2 ' ■ ' - ' ' ' ' o-C-rv ,V vl V BRETTA. FRIESEN BMN-Shon . Clash Rocker. 59 Fins. Democracy USA White Trash Rules - •KATHY FRENCH NEWS, Cheerful Cynic Dink Trainer, UUC Rollinfrie People are Strange-FQ ' s •YONG-LEFU Thank you! All the people . S£; FUJIKAWA who helped me Hope you „„„ j, g„ nondum all have brilliant prospects! p, „escere, Quinte! SCOTT GALVIN The greatest reward for doing is the opportunity to do more. •ASHOK GANGOLLI SpinkJers in the night, Losing maps at 65, While breathing I hope. . KATIE GERSTLE An ant can ' t lift a rubbertree plant unless he ' s got high hopes. ERIC GLADSJO MICHAEL GREENE MICHELLE GIPSON FRESH POWDER SNOW REBECCA GOLDSTEIN Q A. Spec-Luv: Mom, Sis, L.G ' ' Nothing can be achieved Gnzzly s to Teddy s F A- Tiff, Angle, Colleen LOVE TO MOM.DAD. without enthusiasm. Still bad as a bear S 0;AG, 80-83. Good Luck Everyone 27 LIVELA GRIFFIN I will never forget the good times at RHS thanks mom dad bye PB TJ • MIRIAM GRIMES It is only after we ' ve learned our abilities that we may expand. ' Got my eyes on you!! PAMELA GROSS DAVID GUTHRIE KEVIN GWERDER • KEN HALL Carnaby Street, London SKIING. DIVING, CALIF. 82 Safeway girls trucks Never trust a man J S and good friends NEW YORK 83 BORN TO RUN Swingfest in Lebam with egg on his face. I L Y Ma and Pa, Thanks, ONWARD AND UPWARD 83 Rock Roll never dies GREG HANSEN Too much and too little education hinder the mind •JODI HANSEN • TODD HANSON Those were the days . We see the world wrong JSCJSP-Friends 4-cuer and say that it deceives Party Woo! CW-1 LOVE YOU us wanted dread or alive. HAU SANH HAU 28 T ' see o Ci.SX uu , pc hc 5 t: - cc : :5; MARLYN HARB There ' s more to life Than we Think so live it wisely 79-83 ERIC HATCHER Kareem, Ghetto T.hoop, Destiny , choir. kato, love to M K, thanks Mom •CHRIS HEDMAN KELLY HEHMAN ROBIN HEIB Don ' t trust anybody but your mother — even then be cautious! L.T.M.F ' s STACI HENDERSON Wish you could ' ve been here Mom! I luv ya Dad! A.B. Forever, choc ' late. . LORI HESS DEENA HILL •TOM HINDS Fatigue makes cowards of us all. V.L Soccer Wrestling. Football MUIHO Martin takes out his aggressions on his carmel apple!! 29 •ELIZABETH HOWELL A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step . • WEN MEl HUANG CLEMMIE HUGULEY • JANE HUNTING Those who live by logic Keep your fears to your- and truth are those who self, but share your live by the Word of God. courage, RCO. LBC, PTLA MICHELLE HUGHES Crossroads ' 82-the gang- Now Never-2: 15-rm gone Mom-Dad. 1 did it WOW KHAl HAD HUYNM MEI LI HUNG NHU KAHN HUYNH Help, 1 can ' t remember how to run it!! 30 l nK. rvii Not a cousin to the apes, but a brother IRAN HUYNH ALEXA ILES PHELTON JACKSON ANNAZETTE JACOBS . BRIAN JACOBSEN I love you Mom! I wish Why are we racing to you could have been be so old? — E. Costello here Dad. RIDERETTES2! What do 1 do now? r ,. r,o r,r, „ — „g 7 MIKE JARVELA 7 n m m-f J - RumnCokeF-10, PCw BJ H r t at SP, Sensual Sheila Q Holiday in Cambodia, M.J. j J C TT J Jcr 3cD0 t) ANDREA JOHNSON MARC JOHNSON DANNY JONES ChelanDCsoccerSumpnDiet Thanks to all for Now it ' s time to say HopNtubProtan ' nTAAytrap the Best years with FreedomLiesInBeingBold! all my Love Marc ■r; v v good-bye to all my company-Two and thanks! II MOLLY JONES Strenuous Life. FEAST Good times w KH,MS,MM What is HUMP-DAY ' ' •KARINJORGENSEN JANE JUNKER The height of confidence 4 years go faster than is standing in a you think, so make the hammock! most of them Luv RG.MJ. CONRAD KARASTAN ■Jg b if 1 3 aoi H % cdHMf- •ADRIENNE KELLY F A,M.G Max. smile! late nights at H C . JM I ' ll miss you R,H S, Taxi! MARTIN KEEHN SARAH RILEY A DEAD CAT CULVERETTES ITS NOT A MOPED N B WHITE TRASH RONALD SCOTT KELLY -SUSAN KIM TARAKODAMA DAVID KRAUSE It ' s about time ChclanDCHopnTubTAA STARRFY TARFY GLACIERCITYROCKCULT Thanks mom dad LaughterHouseboatsAllIt My Shadow WS, JB ' s w KW MOUNTAINS OF DREAMS ILY. LisaE. Takesislnspiration-feet. Whataguy.JK, 5 more mins. IT IS. THE RAIN! 32 •WHALENKULLER Man ' s got to know his limitations— Dirty Harry, KARL KURRLE • DENNIS KYLE Renee H, Love ya you ' re No, 1 IF WE LIVE, WE LIVE TO CP you ' ll live forever THE LORD, End Bureaucracy Now! IS 40.28-31, BAE KYUNG TYRONE CAMERON LAKE, GQ. Air Force, Japan Chef Being successful in Life TEODORAM. LAIGO One more food fight. . . . DAOKIETLAM You are free to do whatever voulike. You need only face the consequences. GEORGE LAMB Excess in the pursuit of Justice is no vice. Joshua 1;9 SUZANNE LAMBERT MARK LANDKAMER BSFISHFLIPPERSMUSICGOOD Thanks Mom and Dad! FRIENDS HEY. . NOTHINGI Add Juan, it ' s a pecker. JDANCININTHESTREETS Sunshine-RR-RV-CASH. 33 DAN LEARY Wabbits Pink-n-Piirple Aqua, to be obscure Uni-3 Fashion Clash, TOUA LEE CHIN YUEN LEE CLAIRE LEGAGNEUR -GRETCHEN LEITERMAN Friends Fun = Y° must do the thing . . . Exchange Student, yo think you cannot do, 1982-83 in , , , America, -Eleanor Roosevelt CARSON J, LEMMEN Work like a mad dog to do your best. Lines ' 83, Cuttin ' ontheHOOKFSH, MATT LENN Footbair82.basebair83 FEAST. Ram it ' 83 3 6 82. LINKS ' 83 •JAMES LI Happiness is a form of courage ANN LIBURDY Doesn ' t matter if we meet again what we ' ve said will remain START • DELIA UCUP Soar not too high to fail, but stoop to rise. Luv to my friends. Ease on down the road 34 VETAR LIEU CHEE LIM Just when you thought school is over, it ' s just the beginning. Quick! While no one ' s looking. . . STEVE LOFT JOHN R. LUKER AD JL FOREVER UNICORNS Hon of Life, the Uni- BB DS AD + PLIPS GB SEX verse and Eveivthing is42. WATER + SNOW = SKIING Scuba • ERIK LOTTSFELDT 1 The answer to the Ques- •SU-JENLUU Friends Take Care Best Wishes. KATHY LYNCH I love drama and the Talking Hands Players NOELLE LUSSIER AW.LS.MM.SS.JK.DA.MM.EN —I love you guys! Phil. 4:1 Mark 9:23. •ALISON LYTLE Nothing ' s so sad in this world of regret as a 2nd serve that hits the net! 35 IRENE MAGAT So much to do so little done such things to be. GBrS 83 MaM,V. PATRICIA MAHONEY MAN BOI PEIMIN MA Loving times with N E Goodbye Roosevelt! fun times with L E Thanks for everything- •■83 SHAMIMARAGHE MARTHA MAIDER Tough clouds may come my way, sunshine will always follow. ANGELA MARSHALL Havinfun81-82wLBEBE ILY MOM GARY 3P ' s MEMORIES 79-83 I.e. This is the life! •JEFFMcCALLUM DAVID MCCOY -DWlGHTMcGREW Phil 1 ;21 THANKS MAR! I love ya mom and dad ' THINK OF IT EVOLUTION Cal.- $400 south of Chelan Bye MH ' S SM WJ TH EB INACTION I7M out; Now what? Dinky Donuts c o 83. L. NIVEN •TOD McKlNNEY I am what I am To look for reasons is beside the point. Thanks Sir. RICK MAUKhR THANKS MOM Rock-n-roll will never die GoodBycR.H.S. H.I,C. 36 V.J. MENARD • STEVE MERLINO Don ' t spit in the soup; As for me and my house, we all have to eat! vie will serve the Lord LBJ (Josh 24: 15) ATD A PLAO LEONARD MEUSE -MARY MEYER Phil 1:21 NO PROB JEFF! SS CHELAN AT ALLTHEWAY! MA.PA.WEN: HOP N TUB LESLEY McQUEEN •JIM MIHARA WENDY MEYER Sports Cheersquad GBT ' s Faith In Him Monz-Smurf Luv2ma,pa,Mar,BG,TK,SK What do you mean that book is checked out: ' PAULA MENGES • CHRISTI MILLER Hawaii ' 83 Party Wooh ' s; Kauai ' 82 Funtimes w J.W. T.W. Those were the days . . . Love to all. P.K.S. J.S, J,S9 c together 4 ever. 37 •JEFFREY MILLER • KEVIN MILLISON A smile relieves a heart that grieves-M . J . Chasin ' the hooch. KATHLEEN MODICA Love Ya Ma Thanks Real Good Times 83 MELISSA MENTI My grace is all you need; for my power is strongest when you are weak. ERIN CAITLINN MOORE The men don ' t know but the little girls understand . . . Trinity! JOHN MURRAY •TOM MOY 1 write what I like. — Blko •JOHN MULLIN 1 wouldn ' t be just a nothin ' , with a head full of stuffin ' . If I only had a brain. The Furious Five minus 3!! HAROLD NELSON JR. We cannot live in yesterday, .qeoRGE NEFFNER The only true law to success is persistence G.S. we have to make our tomorrows, today. TODD NATHAN Jazz-Rock Fusion . . . Back 10 km winter runs Motorcycling in 100c 38 •MASOUD NETTY Camaro LT-1 UCLA. RV-S,E-R,S.-X,T,C, -JACKIE NG Treasure memories like .JHANH NGUYAN money. Friendship 4€ver, Tell me who LC is? The serious stress of a Senior ' s strenuous life! LUONG DUYEN NGUYEN Best wishes to J, N L.C CRAIG NICHOLSON Rum n Col e B210 -ERIN NICHOLSON Rasta in the positive If man has everything, Thanx mom — L.C. his life isn ' t complete w out a friend. •DON GATES IDONT THINK WE ' RE IN KANSAS ANYMORE. TOTO. CREW + WINDSURFING • STEVE OKIMOTO Being a Bear of Little Brains, Pooh couldn ' t find the words. LAEL OLDFIN Fun times, cruisin ' (WP) What doing? Hey Pi ' We ' re movin ' up out! •BILL OLSON Giving it up for love Nor ' wester, GLC, Have Camera(s) will travel! 39 KIM PARRETT Where are we gonna sit? CS.SS.AF.TD. Memories „„, , pp . ppnPI FS 3 6 82MYW 9 l 82ooh babel °L, I p ' I hI mone FF Tiffany, Mi-Mi, Angela, Adrieene Lynn. LESLIE PETERS THANKS MOM AND DAD TWISP ' 81 MUSTANG .«,cdd.i r dctpcqon LOVE TO MY CUDDLE BEAR MERRILL PETERSON Ego necdum coepi cogno- m scerc, et tu, Claudi? Bye RHS,H etc- -Quint. CHRIS PEPPARD What ever. S.R.R.C. HIN YING PHO DON PETERS There Once Was A note. Pure And Easy .... —Pete Townsend WADE PISTOLE Practice makes perfect so I ' ll see you all in the Limelight! You mean Tab is better? JERIANNEQUINBY The Years Teach us much Which The days never know; Dad. Mom I LOVE YOU DAVID RAY 40 • KEITH REA BRYAN REAGAN SS6 10 8 1 JB VJ R Rw CB USHERS of ' 83 Teenage Wildlife ' 83 NO MAN IS AN ISLAND . TuneskiMonfemmeAintheUK THE FINE CHAP DALE REIMER Kevin-It ' s my turn Hi Slacc! Peggy too! Mo, how ' s Physics? TRACY REYNOLDS Don ! B the 1 2 procrastinate. A mind needs 2 B created. EMILY RIEMAN Let me wake in the morning to find I have somewhere exciting to go. SARAH RILEY Oh Speed, be careful! The track ' s iced over near the finish line. -TRIXIE LUANAM. ROACH THANKS Dad; Don ' t give up something for nothing; L-Sweet Vegas 83 K.S. BLANCA RON •LISA ROMEREIN LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL ChelanDC-Crew82 ' VWFreddy HopNtub TAA THANKS MA- • KRIS RUM PF I ' ll get by w a little help from my friends! Chelan DC, TAA, Soccer 41 MERCEDES SANDOVAL Italian Men Thanks Mom Dad Grizzlies Open wide and say aahh!! BILL SANDELL There are always alternatives. • MARK SANDERS •JIMSANFORD And now for something completely different. JACK SANTANA I hate quotations, tell me what you know Peter ' s Quotations. SUZAYNN SCHICK ! wish I could live an unfamiliar landscape, or be a goat. — A.B. DONNA M . SCHMITT TRISHA SCHROEDER -CHARLOTTE SCHUBERT Cross Country 81-82 Maybe some birds fly Lovedone ' s, No. 66, Bears to the moon, I don ' t Summer of ' 82, Rainbows know, said Little Bear. ERIK SEE 42 1 STACY SHORT RON SILLENCE Where are we gonna sit? Keep looking for the DDCMr A cuAiii TD.CS.KP.AF... MEMORIES seaofGreen. BRENDA SHAW .gj g sh BASH AlpentalSeaside7yrsofWB Iwhat-.NoI Adventures in Blue Bus ADAM SILVERMAN If I am not for myself, who will be, and if not now when? ■ almost Hillel KIRK SIQUELAND The mystery of conscious- ness? Erroneous data- significant results. LAURA SISLEY (Sonlight Sur I ' eau) Texedo.Teds S.B.S Ha! Hi John! 3: 16 Au Revolr! NEIL SKOWRONEK $200, FOREVER IN DEBT CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE WELL, I BETTER GO NOW, •JOHN SILVERMAN Piece together A peace apart A piece of wisdom From my heart. CHERYL SMITH HAWAII 80 83 10 27 82BF KP,AF,SS,TD . , . MEMORIES SBTNG, DREAMIN ' , SNICKERS. GREG SEYMOUR Weekends were made for having fun- •ELEANOR SMITH If you don ' t have anything nice to say about anyone , come sit by me. 43 •KEVIN SMITH Not everything worth doing is worth doing well. —Tom West MARTY SMITH Lyon; Roanne, France 67-75 . Quiet, crazy flying, murfing; what ' s next? The Levi Legend lives on! SUE SMITH MM Chelan KR 6 10 81 Hop N Tub TOM SNYDER This is no social crisis, so take it easy, i shall. JOY ANN DORO SOBREDO ERIC SODERSTROM Those who haven ' t the guts Rebels W 0 2 run away R perpetuated You only live twice, by those facingj . Hey, why so tense? LYNNA SONG Use it up, wear it out; Make it do or do w out, S(LM)VSNAFU,GBT ' S,YSD ERIC M. SORTON WENDY STARR KATHERINE STEPHENSON STARRFY TARFY.GBT ' S Last nite 1 held Aiaddin s My shadow TK. ,cal buds, lamp, so 1 wish that I Blue eyed prep(VEG,S,E) could stay, -DTSA ' SYAFM •JONSTOCKDALE 44 HENRY SUKUWANA JENNIFER SWEIGERT SANDY SYLTE SOCCER INDONESIA 83 G.T. ' with JC, ' Thisone ' sfor you dad. HAVE A GOOD TIME Sportsboosting ' 83 Great times with , Steph TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT. Sunny Days in 1980. Pen. Jim. Lar. Dave PAULTAFIL •PEIMEITAl STEVE TELLER NICK TERZOPOULOS 13 Steps to a New Wave AC DC:BON SCOTT, Malcolm One eye sees all Young. Cliff Williams, Neun Ender phil Rudd .ANGUS YOUNG!!! VILAI TIEN DARRELTIMMERMAN SUETJARNBERG Basketball Boats Memories that won ' t La teacher Mrs. G. erase; stay forever new and pretty girls. Buckyl! HOP ' N ' TUB TTM-J 45 LUONGG. IRAN MIEN TRONG TRAN -LOCVANTRIRN If I could be anyone I wanted, I would choose myself. •QUANCHAITUYET • SONDRA TURNER TRISHA TURNER With as much call to the end SINGIN ' IN THE RAIN AND preserve your memones; as the beginning, THE SUN SNOW .. GTs they re all that s left There will be no failure. JAZZ1LUV2RM, JNQ CS BUDS, you . . . ps. VALERIE UUSITALO STEVE VAN LIEW RANDY VANZANDT EUROPE. Being Casual. VASHON BOYS FOREVER!! ' SONG MI UH • SARA UNRUE • MIKE VEDEROFF RHS: where men are men For me to live is and sheep are nervous Christ Phil l ' - - LBC TCL:K.W., 250LM Cal. Gretchen tries to explain Newton ' s theory of gravity. CARRIE VANDERVEN TERESA WALSTON A-I don ' t like you B- Thanks Mom, I Love U. I ' m in luv CI feel Nu- Memories of 82-7 22-23 thin D-Nun of the above. Special Friends Forever 46 KRIS WALTERSDORPH Stepping out w Roxanne Chelan DC- Halloween Apple Juice 25c confused. KATHRYN WARD •LINDA WARD Sunfun H Ocean Sports Liebenfreunden Raggedys Spurs bunnies Fwww-VTZ! BRIAN WARD Jesus lives. Fun at NSA. Kelli at NH I love you. Sounders in Soccer Bowl. •MICHELLE WASCHER DANNY WASSE TERESA WATKINS S(LM)2 SNAFU MOM ' 5 GONE Youth is hot and bold, age Rorida 82 Hawaii 83 NO-NEVER! Hold em? BM is weak and cold; youth Funtimes w J.W. P.M. P. R. nites you ' re SD is wild, and age is tame. Tonight ' s the Night. •JEFF WEAVER Go and boil your bottom son of a silly person. THOMAS WILCOX The farce is finished. I go to seek a vast perhaps— Rabelais. KEN WEMER Insanity is often the logic of an accurate mind overtaxed. JOEY WEST LINCOLN WEST Rorida 82 Hawaii 83 Football, Wrestling Funtimes w T. W. P.M. Links, 83 Thanks Mom Dad. S, P, L. F. C, L. ■LIZA WILCOX a nebula of kumquats in silent anticipation of catharsis waits. 47 COLINWILLIAMS • KENDELL WILSKE ADRIENNE WINDSOR I.C O ' g lS RANDYWOLFORD SANITY IS A GUITAR The Woods are full of them. Thus, Adam was unique ,ZZZ TfT l BEATING THE SYSTEM HOPNTUBTAAJB ' sw TK among God ' s creation. T mLZaJ LOVETOJODI.MOM.DAD.. Lat, Chel ... SueT. TTM-J S.B. ' s and specal fnends. . . . SUSAN WONG Enjoy life. Enjoy your Senior years. •Class of ' 83 forever DARLENE WOOD hold fast to dreams while reaching for the future. ByeSteph. SCOTT WOODS Thanxtoall At Best parties Friends It was heaven and hell. •KENTWORTHINGTON Enjoy each irrevocable moment . . . There will be no instant replay! STEPHANIE WRIGHT Those were the days. . . Medusa, Party Woo! Kauai O.S.-JSCJS-Friends-4-ever VALERIE WURSTER Only you can define love Love to my family friends. GBT ' s. ' w CSLJ PEGGY WYNE SCOPERS; Wrestling Buds My locker; SOCCER; talks w Dale; thanx for it all. You mean you seriously want me to write that down?? FRUTAYEMDEGO •KAYKYUNGSUNYU Dawn comes- tonight will be a memory too. and the new day will begin •REEMAZIADEH JAZZ ' 80- ' 83,Boom-Bah! Mick,CB ' s,GH, TAB Logrolling at the LBC 48 lam in the present; I can not know what tomorrow will bring forth; I can only know what the truth is for me today Igor Stavinski 50 Q, u t b -hmi X our ijou ycu asUa mi aloxxh -H-ul PRODUCTIONS Q ' ' ' .v ' rT A ; crzyp-in. ' Music Makers o Oh Lead by their director, Mr. Hass, the con- cert choir had an outstanding year. The group, consisting of forty-two, sang on the Christmas ship in December and attended a festival at Eastern Washington University in January. The concert choir also performed in the Holyberry and Spring concerts at Roosevelt, where they captivated the audien- ce. Through dedication by all the members, the choir had a very successful year. The Leonard Bernstein of Roosevelt. Mario Allendc Jcanie Anthony Lana Bell Demieceo Benson Crystal Bishop Constance Blood Melissa Carter Lourdes Del Rosario Michelle Everett Monica Franson Tami Frieson Tonja Gilbert Don Hale Eric Hatcher Robin Heib Jenny Hill Christina Johnson Kerry Kearns Adrienne Kelly Pam Hiklstrand Roland Lafleur Matthew Layden Delia Licup Reg Lucas Carey MacWatters Shelly Martin Taia Merrell Melissa Michaud Alexandra Mulligan Stacy Mulligan Angel Nunly Kim O ' Neil Laei Oldfin Bill Phillips Pam Smith Scheherazade Stone Kari Thorsen T risha Turne r Kari Thorsen Katie Walls Robyn Winfield Tracy Woods 52 liX VjbHa dx r Voicing Their Talents Vocal Jazz Aaron Alexander Louis Alexander Fletcher Beasley Ann Burkhart Steve Cahill Andy D ' Angelo Lisa Dawson Kathleen Doherty Catherine Finlayson Sara Fleming Catherine Forsythc Chris Hedman Jane Hunting Suzanne Lambert Marge Lauritzen Angela Maestas Jeffrey Minzel Keith Rea Lovell Richardson John Schott John Silverman Sandra Turner Martha Weiss Pat West Colin Williams Reema Ziadeh Under the direction of Mr. Waldo King, Vocal Jazz thrilled Roosevelt audiences at their traditional semester concerts in winter and spring. Vocal Jazz also attended the festival at Central Washington University in May. The Vocal Jazz group, with their time and effort, succeeded in making this year an enjoyable experience. Mr. King suffers from the blues. 53 Bach to the Basics This year ' s Concert Orchestra, conducted by Mr. Paul Hass, provided vast entertainment for a number of enthusiastic audiences. Along with playing their annu al Hollyberry and Spring concerts, they also competed in the Northwest Orchestra Festival in Gresham, Oregon and topped off the year by providing the music for the musical. No, No,, Nanette. CONCERT ORCHESTRA 11) M VIOLINS April Acevcz Diane Anderson Leslie Bull Shelley Bull Scan Caughlan Patricia Chacon Paweena Chalyapathna Jenny Chapman Sandy Chlu Jeff Cook Andrew Edwards Marita Eksevics Cady Finlayson Seana Halpin Mart Horita James Kim Huel-Chen Kuo Helen Larrlmore Jay Liu Slobhan Mahoney Stephanie McGrew Jennifer Morrison Janine Dates Stuart Plumb Christian Ramos Erin Renshaw Nick Roberts Lora Schuldt Larry Seto Jennifer Stanton Martha Weiss Mike Wilson Adelia Yee VIOLAS CLARINETS Tom Burke Jessica Hlrschfelder Helen Chatalas Tamlko Little Mara Solomon VIOLINCELLOS Peter Carlson Dana Dawson Nora Engebretson Monica Franson Adam Hasson John Perkins I-Fen Sung Lara Webber BASS Brad Hartshorn Erik Peel Steve Smith Gene Warnlck Phillip Wright FLUTES Crystal Bishop Rachel Chapman Lena Ewing Bonnie Hasson Renee Marceau Jessica Ritz Amy Shover OBOES David Horita Marie Miller Andrea Vederoft BASSOONS Mary Hackney Dan Meuse Marie Worley HORNS Shannon Ehrenberg Jesse Peel Bob Rasmussen Kay Ward Becky Woodrum TRUMPETS Craig Barker Erik Gresscth Andrew Parkington Neil Scowronek I I 1 T I 1 T«f , .u i , , L, , i ,. ,,hi, „_., — . — |:,j By! 54 Going for Baroque i H Chamber If Orchestra ■S Car a Glickman ii ' Shelly Grant u : Chris Hedman Jane Hunting 9 x Gretchen Leiterman Jim Mihara Carolyn Morrill ' d Wendy Parson Pete Rasmussen ilbA Lesley Sommers m Gene Warnick W KayYu Under the leadership of Concert Master Jim Mihara and the guidance of Mr. Paul Hass, the Chamber Orchestra displayed their exceptional talents when they competed at the Northwest Orchestra Festival in Gresham, Oregon and The Young Artist ' s Musical Festival. They also thrilled audiences with their vast repertoire of classical music at a num- ber of concerts throughout the school year. 55 Strutting In Stride CONCERT MARC Mike Allison Tammy Fowler Jane Ambler Chris Friel Michelle Austin Brian Goble Treva Baglay Ako Hall Craig Barker Junko Hall Doug Barker Lars Hands Mary Barrett Bart Hartman Noel Blcknell Bill Hawkins Nancy Bry Lance Hayes Susan Bry Amy Heuly Kelly Carpenter Tim Hevly Maneesh Chadha Valeria Hillard Albert Chan Rowland Cheng Kari Coglon Theresa Curry Dan Dale Tom D ' Angelo Lisa Dawson Brian Doyle Katy Elarth Julie Every Brent Fenske Mary Ferguson Valerie Hillard Lori Jackson David Janeway Jay Jensen Craig Johnson Eddie Jolly David Killian Karen Lauth Craig Leed Steve Lewis Tim Licos Greg Malins Mary Maltby Mark Matthews Paul McCulloh Kevin McGlothan Melissa McGrew Shawn McMahon Matt Mitchell Jerry Morgan Jim Morris Paolo Nardi Heather Nelson Jim Ohlsen Kyle Peppard Stephanie Powell Jerianne Quinby Eric Rucker PaulSchmitt Bruce Siqueland Tony Thomas David Walker Ross Wolf Jim Wright Melissa Yamamoto i9-, i Docs a pair of jokers beat three of a kind? 56 !t- JkiJj Band Council: Doug Barker (Junior Representative), Tim Hevly (Vice President), Julie Every (Librarian), Amy Hevly (Sophomore Representative), Susan Bry (President and Drum Major), and Mary Maltby (Secretary and Treasurer). Missing: Paul Schmitt (Asst. Drum Major) . Under the direction of the Band Council and the supervision of Mr. Waldo King, the Marching Band inspired and entertained many RHS students at football games and pep assemblies. The brilliant organization and planning of the Band Council resulted in a variety of creative half- time formations. The band changed with seasons, becoming a Concert Band, and en- thusiastically participated in the traditional Hollyberry and Spring Con- certs at Roosevelt. In May, the band members once again donned their marching suits and participated in a parade in Canada. The time and ef- fort contributed by each member made this a great year for all involved. uhHVKv If y y K I iiU ' JU)i Mr u TTTT ' ZF 57 Aaron Alexander Craig Barwell Fletcher Beasley Steve Cahill Andy D ' Angelo Thomas D ' Angelo Gary Gunderson Junko Hall Ken Hall Tim Hevly Sebastian Jones Paul McCulloh Dwight McGrcw Charlie Peha Keith Rea Marty Sanders John Silverman Pat West David Yount Dennis Yu Into The Swing Of Things 4« h :a M«. ' «e ' - AL. ?• Paul McCulloh: Living proof chipmunks play trombones. Under the direction of Mr. Waldo King, the Jazz Band burned its way through another year of festivals and concerts with their repertoire of bee-bop and swing tunes. Aside from going to festivals in Mt. Hood, Central Washington, and Clark College, the band was invited to compete in the First Annual Jazz Band Festival in Pasco. Overall, they thrilled audiences wherever they went and had fun enter- taining. 58 Behind The Scenes The Stage Crew, under the direction of Mr. Van Kempen, made things a little less hectic for the drama department this year. While learning about ham- mering, sawing, and painting, they also built sets for Fall Production, the Musical, Drama Fest, and various Little Theatre productions. Their efforts were rewarded with beautiful and realistic scenes which truly brought the plays to life. r Stage Crew Kris Chapman Michele Millar Bill Crittenden Hilary Mischke Monique DeFaye Bryan Reagan Eamon Charles Elnar Roden Matthew Kosh Chris Sortun Mark Landkamer Dawn Wood David McLucas 59 Auntie Mame Cast Leah Brass Margo Lauritzen Karen Chatupnik Audrey Mandelbaum David Clark Marc Masnik Jonna Espey Jordan Royer Robert Flaherty Bart Shorack Andrew George Jenny Sider Mary Hemer Kirk Siqueland Sebastian Jones Neil Skowronck Sarah Kelley Brady Smith Elise Kerber Sara Unrue Matthew Kosh Karen Vesper Suzanne Lambert Still paintin ' your fingernails, Sally Cato? They ' re not quite diamonds. Directed by Mr. Ruben Van Kempen and student directors Steve Van Liew and Jonna Espey, the Drama 6-7 students made this year ' s fall production. Auntie Mame, one of the most exciting of them all. The production was based on Patrick Dennis ' novel and was adapted for the stage by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. The play deals with an eccentric aunt, Mame, and her nephew, Patrick, and their wild adventures throughout the world. The production was made possible by the brilliant sets made by the Stage Crew and the exquisite costumes. Overall, the play was a great success and thrilled the audiences. There we were squatting and unsquatting on Daphne ' s lawn. 60 Mother of Jefferson Davis, she ' s passing the fox! 61 Fest Times At Roosevelt High 99 Ruben Van Kempen Advisor This year ' s Drama Fest, under the theme Fcst Times At Roosevelt High , proved to be an outstanding experience for many Roosevelt students. Fest gave the Drama VI- VII students an opportunity to direct a play and the Roosevelt student body an opportunity to display their acting ability. Each cast strove for perfection as they performed in the week of the festival. Each play was judged by professional actors and ac- tresses who had graduated from Roosevelt. Drama Fest climaxed on Awards Night when awards were given to the top three plays, the best actors, actresses, and directors. 6 IaTai :.- Jenny Chapman Company Manager Eros At Breakfast ci - Wi .T:0T.ai ' - ■. ' M ' Jenny Sider Company Manager Written by Robertson Davies, directed by Mary Hemer. In this play, envoys from the Heart, Liver, and Intelligence meet with the Director and Sub Director of the Solar Plexus to discuss a love affair. Cast: Illya Clark, Susanne Dailey, Cathy For- sythe, Rick Friel, Chris Sortun. Mary Hemer (Director), Chris Sortun (Stage Manager) . Chinamen Written by Tenence McNalley, directed by Sebastian Jones. A couple who are having friends over for dinner accidentally invite the wrong people over and have to serve their guests in different rooms to avoid complications Cast: Karen Chalupnik, Neil Skowronek. Sebastian Jones (Director), Trisha Scearcc (Asst. Director), Chris Sortun (Stage Manager) . 62 Crawling Arnold Written by Jules Feiffer, directed by Sara Unrue. A middleaged man reverts to crawling when his senior citizen parents decide to have another child. Cast: Bruce Cooper, Phyllis Cravens, Sarah Kelley, Michelle Millar, Jordan Royer. Sara Unrue (Director), Bill Crittenden (Stage Manager) . Eric Geddis Written by Michael Snelgrove, directed by Robert Flaherty, and assisted by Steve Teller. Eric Geddis is a comedy about an or- dinary bloke who, bored with his job at the Clipitclose Lawnmower Factory, decides he wants to be rich and famous. The play deals with Eric ' s rise to fame and how it changes his world. Cast: Beth Boram, Chris Burden, Doug Cat- terall, Romy Church, Tom Colbeck, Jonna Espey, Sabine Freudiger, Jennifer Hansen, Bonnie Hasson, Eric Hatcher, Margo Lauritzen, David McLucas, Melissa Menti, Renee Menti, Bill Phillips, Nick Roberts and Steve Teller. The Actor ' s Nightmare Written by Christopher Durang, directed by Leah Brass and assisted by Ann Burk hart. The Actor ' s Nightmare is a hilarious comedy about a man, George, who accidently wan- ders on stage and finds himself trying to act in four plays he doesn ' t know. Cast: Conrad Karastan, Suzanne Lambert, Audrey Man- delbaum, Brady Smith, Karen Vesper and Kirk Siqueland (stage manager) . 63 The American Dream Written by Edward Albee, directed by David A. Clark, assisted by Sarah Fleming. The American Dream is a satire comedy poking fun at American society. The play attacks all traditions and creates an • mosphere that is very normal to the charac- ters but very abnormal to the audience. Cast: Gary Burgess, Martin Keehn, Elise Kerber, Sara Reiley and Eleanor Smith. Black Comedy Written by Peter Shaffer, directed by Bart Shorack. While expecting important guests, a man and his fiancee experience a power failure and their neighbor, from whom they temporarily stole antique fur- niture, returns unexpectedly and the couple must secretly return the furniture in the dark. Cast: Andy D ' Angelo, Jeff John- son, Alexis Masnik, Mindy Rice, Eric Smith, Ahren Spilker, Mark Swofford, Jenny Woodrum. Bart Shorack (Director), Ron Sillence (Stage Manager) . ? -sc June-Winter Written by Herbjoerg Wassmo, directed by Kirk Siqueland and assisted by Matthew Kosh. June-Winter is a Norwegian Radio- play in which an old man who has seen what the world has to offer invites his gran- ddaughter to his summer cabin. The plot develops around the growing relationship between them. Cast: ngcl Nunley, Jack Savage, Tom Wilcox, , -Michael Woodlion and Reema Ziadeh. : .- b£ W- i i i 64 With the combined talents of drama Vl-Vll and F.E.A.S.T., this years ' Dinner Theatre was a tasty treat for students and teachers alike. Intern Drama Teacher Alicia Grosso directed the cast of eight, who por- trayed a group of diverse people stuck in a bus stop for a night, in William Inge ' s Bus Stop. While the Drama Students were giving their performance, F.E.A.S.T. students were catering and baking for the at- tentive audiences. TASTY ACTING Bo: Jordan Royer Virgil: Andy George Cari: BartShorack Elma: Margo Lauritzen Cherie: Jonna Espey Grace: Mary Hemer Dr. Lyman: Sebastian Jones Will: Neil Skowronek Director: Alicia Grosso Student Director: Elise Kerber 65 No, No, Nanette Musical Direction — Left to Right: Mr. Van Kempen, Director and Choreographer; Mrs. Forsman, Production Crew Advisor; Mr. Hass, Orchestra Director. Missing: Robert Flaherty, Student Director; Ann Burkhart, Student Choreographer. Dcnise Baciglupi Jenny Ballew Chris Burden Ann Burkhart Steve Cahill Romy Church David Clark Andy D ' Angelo Kathleen Doherty Jason Edwards Lisa Edwards Cady Finlayson Sara Fortine Cathy Forsythe Leslie Galvin Lawrence Gerstle Cast Don Hale Ken Hall Adam Hasson Conrad Karastan Martin Keehn Sarah Kellcy James Kim Suzanne Lambert Angela Maestras Audrey Mandelbaum Brian Menard Taia Merrell Michelle Millar Jeff Minze! Jerry Morgan Stacy Mulligan Mary Kay Olson Charlie Peha Bill Phillips Janet Piehl Nellie Sanger Adam Silverman Brady Smith Marty Smith Tami Trefethen Trishia Turner Sara Unrue Randy Van Zandt Karen Vesper Martha Weiss Val Wurster Reema Ziadeh No, no, Nanette. 66 1 Under the direction of Mr. Van Kempen, an exceptional group of Roosevelt students produced this year ' s fabulous musical, No, No, Nanette. Selected in January, the talented cast perfected their singing, dancing, and acting skills until opening night in May. Written by Otto Harbach, music by Vincent Youmans, No, No, Nanette deals with the romantic adventures of two couples, Tom and Nanette and Billy and Lucille. During their courtships, Jimmy Smith, a middle-aged Bible salesman, must conceal the fact that he has three lovely girl friends, lest his adoring wife, Sue, find out. Helping present this year ' s musical, the production crew made the brilliant costumes and helped build the sets. Assistant Director Robert Flaherty and Assistant Choreographer Ann Burkhart also aided in making this year ' s musical one of the most enjoyable of them all. You can dance with any girl. Well, well, the gang ' s all here. Take a little one step, two step, three step. 67 Letting their hands do the talking Hearing Impaired Club Carl Kiiwine Andy Amundson Melinda Lewis Dani Anderson Kathy Lynch Lourdes Aquino Rick Maurer Blynn Bailey Todd McCarroll Michael Barquet Karl McCray Rusell Bitterman Karen Mcintosh Maria Broetz Daniel Merriam Yong Ok Chung Slate Phillips Khanh Diep Ralph Plocgman Linda Dinkins Stewart Plumb Adam Dworkin Faye Presho James Eng John Radovich Beth Gimmaka Rowena Rambayon Lisa Gutirrez John Ramey Kevin Gwerder Charlisa Rodgers Sally Harrington Reggie Scott Monalisa Huff Andreas Tabb Kim Humphrey Steven Taylor Mike Isom Danel Timmcrman Bonita Johnson John Trafton Danny Jones Larry Viena Robert Jonietz The Hearing Impaired Club was involved in many activities throughout the school year. These activities included monthly assemblies, holiday parties at mem- bers ' homes, and a newspaper. They also had a basketball team with their own cheerleaders. Under the leadership of Mrs. Gutteridge, their advisor, and their officers, the Hearing Impaired Club had a very productive year. Mrs. Anderson, sports coach, Mrs. Gutteridge, visor, and the Hearing Impaired Club officers. ad- 68 Mindworks Sioux Barrett Anna Bergman Anne Berkbigler Shaun Berkbigler Gary Burgess Bruce Cooper Tara DeCoster Jason Edwards Eamon Frank Kellie Hawkins Laura Hulscher Audrey Mandelbaum Melissa Menti Jackie Ng Angel Nunley Christina Ortiz Trish Scearce Kirk Siqueland Maud Steyaert Quan Thai Liza Wilcox Creativity Shines Through Talking Hands Players: John Radovich, Adam Dworkin, Lisa Gutirrez, Andy Amundson, Melinda Lewis, Kathy Lynch, Maria Broetz. With the help of their advisor. Dr. Diane Hansen, the co-editors, Charlotte Schubert and Suzy Schick, Submission editors, Michelle Heyne and Chris Rimple, and the Business manager, Paula Bray, Mindworks was a creative success. The large budget, due in part to the success of a raffle, enabled Min- dworks to produce a larger magazine with a wider representation of the student body. Work, devotion and imagination all contributed to the outstanding publication. The Talking Hands Players were very active throughout the year. They performed in the Hollyberry Festival, assemblies for the Hearing Impaired Club, and for the North- west Hospital. In May they par- ticipated in the Talking Hands Festival. Thanks to the help of Robert Jonietz, stage manager, and Mrs. Marianne Gutteridge, advisor, the Talking Hands Players ' hands Players had a satisfying year. 69 ISlao0i?uett Neufg Annop Chaipatanapong, Jenny Chapman Staff Artists Charlotte Schubert Associate Editor Bill Lamb Editor-in-Chief Eric Adman News Editoi Fall Staff Kathy French Photo Editor Reporters Diane Anderson Craig Barwell Eric Benjamin Stacey Blyth Gary Burgess Tom Cleland Manda Dunlop Katie Gerstle Karin Jorgensen Whalen Kullcr Ann Liburdy Tom Moy Brady Smith Artists Andy Amundson Jenny Chapman Photographers John Alving Scott Galvin Jodi Hansen, Stephanie Wright Advertising Business Managers Susan Kim Brian Boram, Feature Editors Liz Howell Sei Fujikawa, Sports Editors Melissa Menti, Kris Rumpf Editorial Editors 70 Annop C. Art Editor Brian Boram News Editor John Alving Photo Editor r Mr. James M. Jacobsen Advisor Under the supervision of Mr. Jannes Jacobsen, this year ' s News Staff learned the necessary skills required to put out a great newspaper. With Bill Lamb as fall staff Editor-in-Chief, and Charlotte Schubert as spring staff Editor-in-Chief, the News Staff composed articles, editorials, and interviews to comprise an award-winning newspaper. The bi- monthly publication kept students informed of ac- tivities and goings-on around school and in the community. Roosevelt High School has many productions and activities, but none of them would be truly complete without the Roosevelt News standing behind them. Charlotte Schubert Editor-in-Chief Sei Fujikawa Associate Editor Beth Weber Maria Verdugo Bill Lamb Liz Howell Advertising Business Managers Editorial Editors Karen Scholte Gary Burgess Sports Editors Stacey BIyth Karin Jorgensen Feature Editors Spring Staff | Eric Adman Paula Taylor Ansa Ahmed Peter Vigil Diane Anderson Ken Werner Beth Baronsky Margo Lauritzen Craig Barwell Mary Seto Taren Beck Brady Smith Harlan Bosmajian Steve Cahill Photographers Doug Catterall Kathy French Tom Cleland Tom Moy Andy Dale Circulation Managers Jay Fathi Chris Welander Katie Gerstle Staci Thompson Bonnie Hasson Artists Kristin Jorgenson Andy Amundson Whalen Kuller Jenny Chapman Ann Liburdy Audrey Mandelbaum | Trish Scearce John Silverman 71 Teresa Walston Sr. Class Editor Molly Jones Sr. Class Editor Jared Kimball Senior Class Alexis Masnik Senior Class Maud Steyaert Senior Class ¥ fc.,l Chris Banks Division Pages Editor Henk Dawson Division Pages Ansa Ahmed School Life Editor Raul Borromeo School Life Strenuous Life Staff John Mullin Sports Editor Glen Biely Sports Editor Kris Jorgensen Sports Daren Chamberlin Sports Karl Kurrle Activities Editor Lisa Hoffman Activities Janiel Aucott Activities 72 Ken Wemer Underclass Editor Todd Hanson Underclass Editor Angela Marshall Underclass Editor Mary Kay Olson Underclass Peter Verretto Underclass Mr. Jerry Elarth Advisor The Strenuous Life Staff dedicated their time and effort throughout the school year to prepare this book for you. With the aid of Advisor Jerry Elarth, Editor-in-Chief Alison Lytle, and the cooperation of each of the staffers, the annual staff managed to overcorrie the problems that faced them. Throughout the hectic times of pasteups, the staff still managed to enjoy themselves with Hump Day and birthday festivities. We are proud to present to you this sixtieth edition of the Strenuous Life. We have attempted to make an accurate portrayal of the school and to capture the memories of this past school year. We hope that you will enjoy viewing this book as much as we enjoyed producing it. Alison Lytle Editor-in-Chief Ashok GangoUi Productions Editor Sebastian Jones Productions Susie Merlino Productions Harky Bosmajian Photographer Bill Olson Head Photographer Kris Waltersdorph Photographer Lisa Romerein Photographer Henk, now if you could draw something like this for the cover . Rehman Bashey Photographer 73 the longest journey begins with the first step Chinese proverb 1 74 SPORTS 75 Gridders Get Grilled Lady luck frowned upon Roosevelt ' s football team in ' 82, as the Riders dropped many close, hard-fought games. After losing their first six games, the Riders rallied to defeat Nathan Hale in overtime to close the season on a winning note. Outstanding seniors on this year ' s squad were Lincoln West, Damon Dickens, Matt Lenn, Carson Lemmon, Tom Hinds, Marvin Dove, Chris Burden, Jeff McCallum and Nick Engressei. Seniors left out standing were Conrad Karastan, Glen Biely, Dan Cohamin and Felton Jackson. With many fine players returning to next year ' s squad. Coach Jay Boitano should produce a winning team. ji v_ Marvin Dove jukes the opponent. Behind a secure front wall, Daddie Dickens calls the signals. 76 t Vff5s§.if i ! -v . tj-- (, ' ■ ' •:. r - JA - S i ' ffiife-lJ l s Men ' s Football: Back Row: Coach Olson, Coach Hookfin, Coach Walker, Coach Ward, Coach McCausland, Coach. Boitano. Fifth Row: Ken Judi, Mike Buck, Greg Fitting, Wayne Johnson, Brent Mann, Damon Dickens, Udell (Gib- son. Fourth Row: Trainer Lisa Dawson, Earl Roland, Greg Steen, Greg Anderson, Darrell Hudson, Marvin D6ve, Mark Linden, Steve Moore, Don Amick, Fred Wiley, Xavier Alexander, Manager Anna Leek. Third Row: Trainef Mike Doupe, Carson Lemmon, John McCallum, John Turner, Bill Coates, Darep C+iamberlin, Jay Fathi, Curt Cor- telyou, Lanry Biely, Dan Cohanim, Manager Latonyia Thompson. Second Row: Trainer Dale Reimer, Tom Hinds, Feiton Jackson, Mike Buck, Dave Triol, Matt Leahy, Conrad Karastan, Glen Biely, Jeff McCallum, Jeff Minzel! Manager Lisa Cantrell. Front Row: Nick Engressei, Lincoln West, Pat Simmons, Kurt Perry, Jeff Mills, Jeff Lohnes, ' Matt Lenn, Chris Burden, Anthony Gonzalez. Steve Moore outleaps the defender 77 78 Matt Lenn ' s determination pays off. Damon Dickens fakes to fullback Tom Hinds. Freshman-Sophomore Football; Back Row: Coach McCausland, Brian Waugh, Coach Ward. Fourth Row: Stacey Goodwin, Bob Maddok, Shawn Jones, Michael Bias. Third Row: Mark Capestany, Mike Gonzalez, Russel Wilson, Kevin Loft, Edwin Jolly. Second Row: Eric Peine, Bob Jarvis, Greg Pembe, Mark Weiss, Andy Edwards. First Row: Dave Fischer, Tim Reidenower, Richard Johnson, Paul Thomeston, David Rimple, Mark Mathews. Brent Mann on the tight end reverse. c 79 Alive and Kicking Once again the RHS Women ' s Soccer team captured the Metro Title. Mr. Brink returned as coach and guided the team to a near perfect season as it advanced to the state playoffs. Great contributions were made by seniors: Stacey Blyth, Karin Jorgen- sen, Kris Rumpf, Manda Dunlop, Ceci Chourre, Suzy Davis, Sue Smith, Kelly Hehman, Andi Johnson, and Peggy Wyne as the team won its four- th Metro Championship in a row. Returning letterwomen, and players from the newly formed junior varsity team, should provide for a strong squad next year. Ceci Chourre demonstrates her style of volleyball. Andi Johnson with the cross. Soccer Team: Back Row: Manda Dunlop, Renee Menti, Kathy Richardson Lmda Komqu , L-J 0Pch° Sue Smith Kris Rumpf, Andi Johnson, Ceci Chourre, Karin Jorgensen, Stacey Blyth Front Row Coacn Brink Suzy Davis, Nancy McCormick, Peggy Wyne, Kelly Hehman, Paula Taylor, Knsfn Jorgensen, Karen Scholte, Taren Beck, Asst. Coach Rumpf. _ ___ _ _ __ _ ___ __ 80 Service With A Smile The Volleyball team fought its way through another tough year. Under the leadership of Mr. Thrapp and seniors Paula Bray and Michon Wise, the team gained a great deal of experience. The large number of returning players should make RHS strong in the years to rome. Oh, what a feeling. Spikers prepare for the serve. Volleyball Team: Back Row: Coach Thrapp, Paula Frost, Lydia Ludwig, Tia Vall-Spinosa, Michon Wise, Julie Costello, Mary Seto, Paula Bray, Delfina Araya, Lara Palmatier, Carey MacWatters. Front Row: Wendy Nichols, Cassandra Webb, Heidi Christensen, Tracie Gallaher, Helen Chatalas, Mary Kay Olson, Paweena Chaiyapathna, Lisa Costello, Lori Musselman, Michelle Holtz. 81 A Stroke Of Excellence Throughout the season the Roosevelt Golf Team put forth their best efforts. Under the coaching of Mr. Hogle, they had many ups and downs. The strong leadership of seniors Molly Jones and Eric Lottsfeldt gave the team much in- spiration. Although the team consisted of many seniors including Jodi Hansen, Stephanie Wright, Sarah Riley, Dwight McGrew, Jeff Weaver, Ken Wemer, George Neffner, and Mar- tin Keene, next year many fine players will return and Coach Hogle looks toward another successful season. £ Jared Kimball plants another one on the green. Golf Team; Back Row: Jeff Weaver, Ken Wemer, Kirk Callison, Chris Ramos, Chris Barter. Fred Schubert, Scott Hadfield, Middle Row: Jeff Taylor, Jim Toepel, Jared Kimball, Mark Parrot, Martin Keene. Front Row: George Neffner, Molly Jones, Sarah Riley. The Mad Swinger strokes again. 82 A Trail Of Triumph The Roosevelt Cross Country Team ran for another successful season this year. A great asset was the spirit and inspiration from the team ' s seniors which include Shami Maraghe, Susan Kim, Chee Lim, James Sanford, and Donna Schmitt. Though these graduating seniors ad- ded much talent and enthusiasm, Coach Ross has high hopes for next yeeir. M Shami Maraghe strides with pride. Steve Smith... A picture of per- spiration. Cross Country Team: Back Row: Mr. Ross, Craig Leed, Chee Lim, James Kim, Andy George, James Sanford. Front Row: Shami Maraghe, Susan Kim, Erin Renshaw, Jessica Hirshfelder, Sean Caughlan. 83 Different Strokes For Different Folks The always successful Roose; Swim Team pulled tjjjough with another awesome sea wQ- ' Under the experienced, cA hinq frt ' iperr| nd the en- thusiasm of team captai Waru M l?i and G S Burgess, they came out with some Jna);Ji-foudfct_victorii ' AMiouflh the ttf isJo9iB£Jome valiMIe seniors, there are fdetiica (f and MAflted iMctertl en returning and Sch Wiper fboks toU kanptke5«uccessml season , 3 84 rimpjsh p,v6 Roosevelt starts off with a splash. i Gary Burgess drowns in his thoughts. Marine Boy on yet another mission. The Roosevelt Swim Team — Back Row: Tom Colbeck, Michelle Hughes, Steve Cahill, Bruce Hen- drickson, Don Gates, Matt Leahy, Gary Burgess, Pat Lynch. Third Row: Colin Johnson, Beth Weber, Gretchen Weaver, Katie Gerstle, Kristi Fuller, David Devin, Greg Malins, Brent Fenske, Tom Leahy, Dan Leary. Second Row: Robin Heib, Sarah Pearson, Katy Elarth, Renee Marceau, Kelly Matheson, David Killian, Mike Treger, Julie Killian, Patty Elarth. First Row: Tami Trefethen, Jessica Hirshfelder, Linda Blomquist, Susie Dadoun, Mary Meyer, Man Horita, Steve Frasier, Janiel Aucott, Nancy McCormick, Pam Wendling, Melanie Chin,| 85 Men ' s B-Ball Struggles Roosevelt ' s Men ' s basketball met up with hard times for the ' 82 - ' 83 season. The defending state champs finished with a 2-10 Metro record and 8-12 overall. Coaches Ben Snowden and Greg Kalina repeatedly rallied the troops as the season climaxed with a victory over Nathan Hale. The team was led by seniors Todd Hanson, Damon Dickens, Glen Biely. Bobby Felder, Ed Yates, Jeff Mc Galium and juniors Tony Harris and Steve Moore. With a strong corps of underclassmen, the team ' s future looks, bright. Steve Moore drives the baseline l Ice T Harris drives the lane Damon Dickens protects the ball r f f S | Men ' s Basketball; BACK ROW: Adam Kriefall, Brent Mann, Jeff McCallum, Glen Biely, Ed Yates, Jim Erbes, Tony Hanris, Emanuel Buckley. FRONT ROW: Coach Ben Snowden, Damon Dickens, Steve Moore, Todd Hanson. Glen Biely shoots for two Todd Hanson lays it in 87 Dribblers on the Ball Margie La veil takes ' em on. Sheree Wilson keeps her poise at the line. After losing many valuable seniors last year, Roosevelt ' s womens varsity team picked them- selves up and had another successful season. Un- der the experienced coaching of Mike Dowd, and the enthusiasm and spirit of the team ' s seniors, they pulled off some hard-fought victories. Because the team consists mainly of juniors, next year looks very hopeful. Kris Jorgensen looks for the assist. 88 i Women ' s Varsity Basketball - BACK ROW: Pat Jewel, Assistant Coach, Andy Johnson, Page Sawyer, Paulette Daniels, Sheree Wilson, Anna Rabel, Renee Hoffman, Mike Dowd, Coach, Mike Dellman, Assistant Coach. FRONT ROW: Jackie Oliver, Manager, Maureen Costello, Margie Lavell, Kristin Jorgensen, Manda Dunlop, Sheila Lewis, Manager. What do you mean I shoot too much. Of course lean! 89 J.V. B-Ballers Show Promise With hustle and determination on the court and tremendous bench support off, the JV Riders made a strong showing and ended the season with six- teen wins and four losses. Lead by junior ball handlers Wendell Taylor and Jeff Naon, and sophomore Desmond Modica, the young hoopsters showed that the gap on the varsity squad left by this years six graduating seniors should be adequately filled. Men ' s JV Basketball. Back Row: Bruce Busch, Chris Olsen, Scott Brown- wigg, Daren Chamberlin, Anthony Funchess, Wayne Johnson, Coach Greg Kalina. First Row: John McCallum, Desmond Modica, Isaac Smith, Wendell Taylor, Eric Jacobsen, Jeff Naon. Daren Chamberlin flusters the opponent. 90 V-; Vcnita Bates drives up court. Hard work and enthusiasm describes this years women ' s JV basketball team. With Coach Pat Jewell guiding the way, the JV hoopsters were able to gain the experience needed to play Varsity ball next season. Awards were given at the end of the year to Nicki Jones for most improved player, Venita Bates for most in- spirational and to Julie Costello who was voted team captain. Women ' s J.V. Basketball. Back Row: Charlissa Rodgers, Theresa Cross, Nikki Jones, Renee Halffman, Lisa Cantrell, Marlene Russell, Mgr. Sheila Lewis. Front Row; Timi Williams, Julie Costello, Latanya Thompson, Venita Bates. Julie Costello searches for a friendly face. 91 Vaulting into the Spotlight Roosevelt ' s defending Metro Champion gymnastics team had another successful year. After winning the Mercer Island Invitational at the beginning of the season the team went on to many more victories. The experience of seniors Lori Hess and Denise Bacigalupi, added to the talent of underclassmen Becca Hulscher and Jackie Wilson provided a combination that was tough to beat. With only a few seniors on the team, Coaches Sharon Brookins and Jeannie McDermott hope to have a strong squad for many years to come. WW -V oooooooooh . Put one foot in front of the other . • t fSi 92 Gymnastics Team - Back Row: Maria Verdugo, Shelley Easter, Teny Kelli, Kathy Weston, Valer.e AnTerson Trina Van Zee, Jenny Minzel, Jennifer Gerber, Heather Prindle, Melissa Mortenson K.m Raulkner, Becca Hulscher. Middle Row: Cindy Sanford, Sonia Chadha Paula V-d gc,, Stephan.e Gidlund, Tammy Fowler, Amy Snover, Sharon Bissel, Kelly Rockwell, Heather MacColl, mg. Front Row: Julie Every, Felicia Oh, Ako Hall, Jackie Wilson, Denise Bacigalup,, Sue Merlmo, Lor. Hess, Nicole Cooper, Junko Hall, Kerri Kearns, mgr. _ _ _ _ Matmen Show Their Muscle The allegedly best conditioned athletes at Roosevelt put a great deal of effort into their season. The experience and dedication of seniors Tom Hinds, Lincoln West, Matt Lenn, Carson Lemmen, Mike Jarvella, and Adam Silverman proved to be the key to the Rider victories. With many returning underclassmen, Coach Bob Cutler should have a strong team next year. Wrestling Team — Back Row: Tom Hinds, Bill Coats, Xavier Alexander, David Williams, Brian Waugh, Hans Slette, Pat LaZelle, Carson Lemmen, Lincoln West, Matt Lenn, Paul Thomaston. Mid- dle Row: Wendy Nichols, mgr., Stephanie Bagoon, mgr., Chariie Coats, Tim Ridenour, Danny Scalf, Mark Luker, Dean Gerness, Peggy Wyne, mgr., Anna Leek, mgr., Coach Cutler. Front Row: Poweena Chaiyapathna, mgr., Javad Sanayei, Mike Jarvella, Jesse Silverman, Adam Silverman, Kevin Spitzer, Eric Peine, Samantha Walls, mgr. Lincoln West maintains control . Dean Gerness prepares for battle. 93 Boosters Promote Rider Spirit Noelle Lussier Laura Sisley Leslie McQueen Melissa Mcnti The Sportsboosting tradition was upheld once again this year. Roosevelt ' s eight Boosters put in many hours of hard work making locker signs, posters, roll cards, and other spirit oriented paraphernalia. To pay for these festive items, the Boosters spent time during the summer participating in various fundraising ac- tivities. The Sportsboosters should be commended for a job well done. Erin Nicholson Cheryl Smith Adrienne Windsor 94 Cheery Cheerleaders Cheer Cheerfully Marty Smith and Irene Magat Adam Silverman and Lynna Song Much time and effort was put forth as Roose- velt ' s song and yell leaders contributed much support and enthusiasm to many school fun- ctions. Aided by a week of cheerleading camp and one class penod a day many successful routines were performed, along with the cap- tunng of third place in the Battle of the Metro Cheerleaders. We all thank them for their won- derful support. Teddy Bears: Sue Merlino and Mary Seto Steve Okimoto and Valerie Wurster Gary Burgess and Phylis Cravens Annop Chaipatanapong and Wendy Starr Chris Banks and Wendy Meyer 95 96 Riders Net Victories The always successful Roosevelt Tennis Team pulled off yet another awesome season. Demolishing foes right and left, the team came out with another outstanding record. Much of the skill and commitment came from this year ' s seniors, who include, Kendell Wilske, Sue Tjarnberg, Allison Lytle, Andi Johnson, Ansa Ahmed, and Brian Jacobsen. When asked their chances of continuing their success next season. Coach Mike Dowd sounded confident stat- ing that few seniors were leaving the team, and therefore it should be very strong. Tennis Team: BACK ROW: Paul Hang, Greg Lee. Beth Baronsky, Mark Dowd Bnan Jacobsen, Coach Mike Dowd, Kurt Streeter. FRONT ROW Ansa Ahmed, Allison Lytle, John Woodside. 96a Baseball Strikes at Opponents A relatively young team, the Riders showed much promise throughout the season. By selling advertising, the team managed to raise enough money to play on Roosevelt ' s home field for the first time for many years. Coached by Jay Boitano and led by seniors Nick Engrissei, Nick Terzopoulas, Adam Dworkin, and Steve Loft, the team managed a 5-7 record when Strenuous Life went to press. With many talented underclassmen, the baseballers should win many games in ' 84. 1 96b Softballers Slide Through Season Manda Dunlop shows her smooth release Roosevelt ' s Softball team put forth a solid effort throughout the ' 83 season, compiling a 5-5 record when Strenuous Life went to press. Skipper Bud Thrapp coached a relatively young team that consisted of only three seniors: Manda Dunlop, Peggy Wyne, and Maureen Costello. Next year, with the aid of three returning Cos- tello sisters, along with many other fine juniors, the team should prove tough. Women ' s Softball: BACK ROW: Coach Thrapp, Kris Ortiz, Kristen Soderstrom, Mary Maltby, Amy Hevly, Carry MacWatters, Maureen Costello, Wendy Nichols. FRONT ROW: Barbara Leale, Julie Costello, Paula Frost, Peggy Wyne, Lisa Costello. Peggy Wyne: A picture of concentration 96c Riders Stride With Pride Women Adams. Kim Allen, Paula Bagley. Treva Barwell. Rebecca Bassingthwaight. Sarah Berry, Lavette Brantley, Mary Barber, Chrystal Chapman, Yulonda Davis. Suzanne Dawson, Dana Dawson, Lisa Doces, Mia Elarth, Katy Favors, Azales J. Fair, Amy Freedman, Alice Glenn, Susan Hall, Moira Hess. Lori Hirschfelder, Jessica Kim. Susan E. Lawrence Heather Lewis, Sheila MacColl, Heather Matheson, Kelly Meyer, Mary Mountain, JoAnn Moore, Lisa Nelson, Heather Newton. Patricia Ng, Pauline Parrett. Kim Rahim, Sayyida Renshaw, Erin Rockwell, Kelli Sittnick, Donna Stirling, Brigid Vesper, Linda K. Walker, Megan Wilson, Jacqueline Woods, Tracy The 1983 Track Team Once again the Roosevelt track team made a strong showing in the Metro League. Team members Steve Moore, Tim Gordon and Mary Brantley led the show on the ground with several impressive runs. Lori Hess, Damon Dickens and Jeff Taylor put on an aerial attack in the long jump, triple jump and pole vault, respectively, leaving many opponents in dismay. This year ' s team is a young one, and with any luck, next year ' s team will be even better. Men Appel, George Baker. Jonathan Barwell, Craig Burden, Christopher Chan, Albert Davis. Kenneth Doue. Marvin Franklin. Erik Gordon, Timothy Gresseth, Erik Guthrie. David Horita. David Hudson, Darrell James. Duncan Jensen. George Kim. James Lim. Chec Luker, Mark Matthews. Mark Mayo. Nicholas McMahan, Shaun Merlino. Steve Mitchell. Matthew Moore, Steven Price. Lewis Ridenour, Timothy Roland, Earl Sanayei. Javad Sanford, Craig Sanford, Jim Steen. Greg Taylor, Jeff Thomaston. Robert Turner. James Weiss. Mark West, Lincoln Daddy Dickens puts on a clinic. Yount. David 96d 96e i ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT 6 ' ■miiLARD 24 yy GARFIELD 14 ?R BLANCHET 6 7 JUANITA 14 7 FRANKLIN 14 9 INGRAHAM 21 1 10 NATHAN HALE ' •(► BASEBALL I ROOSEVELT 11 ROOSEVELT 6 ROOSEVELT 3 ROOSEVELT 6 ROOSEVELT 4 ROOSEVELT 2 ROOSEVELT 1 ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT 2 ELLENSBURG INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM BLANCHET BLANCHET BLANCHET BALLARD BALLARD MEN ' S SOCCER ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT 2 3 3 4 1 1 2 FRANKLIN INGRAHAM GARFIELD ■ NATHAN HALE BALLARD BLANCHET FRANKLIN SOFTBALL ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT 3 2 1 3 L ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ' . 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Coming out of last year with a losing season, the Riders pulled off many victor- ies and played some exciting soccer. Thanks to the spirit and enthusiasm from the team ' s captains John Mullin and Jeff McCallum and the many skilled seniors, they made a fine showing in the Metro League. Next year ' s team looks very hopeful to Coach Alex Zahajko because of the many returning underclassmen. The Big Mac Attack: Brothers Jeff (left) and John (right) contribute to Roosevelt ' s cause. Men ' s Varsity Soccer Team: BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Mazvita Maraire, Mike Connors, John Mullin, Jim Harris Mark Sanders, Henry Sukmana, Jeff McCallum, Tom Hinds, Steve Sharpe, David Simpson, Manager Matthew Breakwell, Coach Alex Zahajko. FRONT ROW: John McCallum. Jason Alving, Bernd Strom, Brian Ward Todd Donato, Andy Dale, Rafe Ohtake, Aki Chung, Todd Peterson. 96h 97 H 98 ACTIVITIES 99 HOMECOMING 82-83 . . . The new 1922 Charelston Marathon champions. Homecoming week got off on the right foot with each class dressing in their own style. Freshmen dreamt of sunny summer vacations with their Hawaiian Day, Sophomores went for a big change on Transvestite Day. Juniors showed their respect for Grandma and Grandpa on Old Peoples Day, while Seniors showed off their muscles on Sports Day. Tuesday came and people tried to bring back the days of the Roughriders by dressing in Western attire and then showing themselves off with a Teddy Roosevelt lookalike contest. Wednesday got going with a bang back to the ages of Bonnie and Clyde on Twenties to Forties Day. Thursday brought us closer to this day and age traveling into the Fifties and Sixties. The week ended with a lot of pep on Spirit Day. Tradition week came to an end with a great football game against Ingraham and the traditional Homecoming Dance. The Magnuson Beach Bums. c tradUcon and 100 Yes, back in my day . . . The Dalton gang strikes again. Now here ' s the plan after we knock off . Tuesday, Wednesday, Happy Days . . . . The Spirit Continues 101 i - - SUPERIOR Lcfs of tCT- , coe cJ oj-e 6 ... ■ Commencement Committee: Back Row: Gary Burgess, Gretchen Leiter- man, Michelle Hughes, Donna Schmitt, Teresa Walston. Michon Wise. Mid- dle Row: Annop Chaipatanapong, Sue Kim, Karin Jorgensen, Vonda Clayton. Sandra Turner, Ansa Ahmed, Katie Gerstle, Jacqueline Ng, Quan Thai, Angela Marshall, Annaqette Jacobs. Front Row: Denise Bacigulupi, Jane Hunting, Tracy Reynolds. Luncheon Committee: Back Row: Eric Gladsjo. Middle Row: Greg Hansen, Liz Howell, David Guthrey, Noelle Lussle r, Laura Sisley, Stephanie Bagoon. Front Row: George Appel, Scott Galvin, Kathy French, Jamie Cheney, Sue Kim, Melissa Menti. ecoynmi yr. 102 SENIOR SPIRIT Prom Committee: Back Row: Vonda Clayton, Jacqueline Ng, Darlene Wood, Michon Wise, Quan Thai. Middle row: Wendy Meyer, Dayna Cyrus. Front Row: Teresa Walston, Annazette Jacobs, Molly Jones, Lynna Song. The spirit of the seniors is alive as ever this year. They made all activities special for everyone. They started the year off by doing a great job on all dan- ces, especially the traditional homecoming dance. Later in the year, the Senior Luncheon was held and it was an unforgettable occasion because the seniors ' best, worst, and most well-known traits, according to their peers, were revealed. As the year progressed, there was more opportunity for the cruise committee to pick the perfect evening to dance the night away under the stars. Then came the last and most memorable dance of their several years at Roosevelt as the Prom Committee planned for all seniors to have a great time. However, the most memorable experience they could have had this year is the final minutes when eac senior was handed their diploma, and then went ahead to face their future. Cruise Committee: Back Row: Eric Gladsjo, Greg Hansen, Scott Galvin, David Guthrey, Dale Riemer, George Appel, Michelle Hughes. Front Row: Tracy Reynolds, Robin Heib, Linda Ward, Martha Maider, Molly Jones, Karin Jorgensen, Stacey Blythe, Manda Dunlop. Dance Committee: Stephanie Bagoon, Sue Tjarnberg, Jamie Cheney. 103 STUDENT POWER A special thanks to Katie Gerstle, under the advice of Mr. Champion, who led the ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of ROOSEVELT to a winning year. It started off with an outstanding homecoming week. They sparked student involvement with roll representatives. This helped with the selection of classes in the spring and teacher evaluations. They led Rider pride super high with smooth class elections. They let spirit loose with the two cleanup days making us shine out! President Katie Gerstle Vice President Gretchen Leiterman Treasurer Karin Jorgensen Secretary Sue Tjarnberg Climbing the ladder to the Whitehouse. I Student Representative Andy Dale A.S.R. Advisor Activity Coordinate Mr. Champion 104 TORCH FLAMES ON Congratulations to the students who, this past year, reached a 3.2 or higher grade point average. You first made the grade then the Torch Honor Society! One of the important functions this past year was the one-on-one tutoring for students seeking it. A few special seniors received scholarships from Roosevelt ' s Torch Honor Society. Thanks to the help of Mr. Rabin the Tor- ch officers expanded the activities this past year. President Alison Lytle wishes the best of luck to next year ' s president in carrying the torch. The tutoring talent Vice President Steve Merlino Alison Lytle President Secretary Eric Adman Jane Hunting Treasurer Advisor Mr. Rabin Mr. Rabin helps light the way for the Torch officers. 105 SPRIGHTLY Roosevelt ' s senior service organizations, the Roughriders and Golden Spurs, had an exhilarating year filled with many successful activities. A major project that they pursued was going to Centerpark, an adult care facility for the handicapped and the elderly, once every month where they provided entertainment and refreshments. The Spurs sponsored the education of an Amerasian girl in Thailand named Sineerat. One of the ways that they raised money for this was by selling Turkey Grams. The Spurs also went trick or treating for Unicef and took part in the March of Dimes drive. The Ruffs provided teacher Santa Claus pictures at the Hollyben-y festival. They also rang bells at Christmas time for the Salvation Army and sponsored a Ruff raffle. In addition, the Spurs ordered sweatshirts and the Ruffs t-shirts so they have been easily identifiable throughout this year. These are only a few of the various Spruff undertakings this year. They, along with their helpful advisors, Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Hurd, deserve a hearty congratulations and a pat on the back for a job well done. RUFFS Eric Adman John Alving George Appel Glen Biely Chris Burden Gary Burgess Annop Chaipatanapong Tom Cleland Michael Conners Eric Gladsjo Ashok Gangoli David Guthrie Scott Galvin Greg Hanson Tom Hinds Eric Holton Whalen Kuller Karl Kunle Bill Lamb James Li Jeff McCallum Dwight McGrew V-J. Menard Jeff Miller Kevin Millison John Mullin Don Gates Steve Okimoto Bill Olson Merrill Peterson Bill Sandell Mark Sanders Jack Santana Greg Seymore Adam Silverman Jon Stockdale Steve Teller Mike Vederoff President Dennis Kyle Vice President Ken Werner Secretary Sei Fujikawa Advisor Mr. Anderson Social Chairman Eric Soderstrom Community Service Chairman Craig Barwell SPRUFFS President Michele Wascher Vice President Reema Ziadeh Secretary Peggy Wyne Advisor Mrs. Hurd Treasurer Ansa Ahmed Social Chairperson Lori Hess Centerpark Chairperson Centerpark Chairperson Molly Jones Stacey Blyth Turkeys? Stephanie Bagoon Jamie Cheney Ceci Chourre Kelly Croteau Mia Doces Katie Gerstle Rebecca Goldstein Robin Heib Liz Howell Andi Johnson SPURS Susan Kim Gretchcn Leiterman Noclle Lussier Alison Lytic Martha Maider Melissa Menti Erin Nicholson Colleen Peoples Tracey Reynolds Sarah Riley Lisa Romerein Kris Rumpf Laura Sisley Lynna Song Cheryl Smith Jennifer Sweigert Sandy Sylte Linda Ward Kendall Wilske THE WORLD AT HOME in ' ? A,(y2 FRENCH CLUB Janiel Aucott Bonnie Hasson Lucinda Payne Doug Barker Amy Hevly Sara Peterson Susie Dadoun Lisa Hoffman Cathlyn Quiglcy Tom D ' Angelo Mari Horita Pete Rasmussen Jodi Donato Jeff Johnson Cynthia Ronzio Todd Donato Renee Marccau Nellie Sanger Shelley Easter Alexis Masnik Meighan Silvernalc Jason Edwards Anne McArthur Donna Sittnick Nora Engebretscn Shannon McCord Marty Smith Jennifer Gerbcr Melissa McGrew Ana Sortun Lawrence Gerstle Jenny Minzel Tuyet-Quan Thai Cara Glickman Mary Kay Olson Becky Woodrum Brad Hartshorn Dana Outcalt Jenny Woodrum Adam Hasson Stacy Ovencll Advisor Mrs. Wolfenstine Tele Banacat Edgar Bungay Martina Chang Roy Chiu Sandy Chiu Aki Chung Maria Dalit Lourdcs Del Rosario Lyndon Del Rosario Juliette Demargnc Kim Faulkner Echo Feng Yong-Le Fu Benny Garcia Roglio A. Garcia Mabel Gomez Mei-Li Hung Heda Koh Romualdo Lorais Our first stop when circling the world is with the French Club. This year Bonnie Hasson did an excellent job organizing many successful ac- tivities. They included: secret pals, holiday parties, and going to French movies. In addition, the French Club made crepes for the Hollyberry Festival and used the profits to buy cans for the canned food drive. The next stop is an enjoyable one with the International Club. They had weekly meetings where the students talked about the 28 different countries they were from. The purpose of the club was to bring the in- ternational students together and to make the school aware of them. The officers were: Kim Faulkner, president (who spent her second semester in Australia); Liza Wilcox, vice president; Juliette Demargne, treasurer; and Mei-Li Hung, secretary. They organized many potlucks and bakesales this year. In addition, Mrs. Wolfenstine, the French Club advisor, and Mrs. Knox, the International Club advisor, should both be commended. Claire Salron-Lcgagneur Maria Jesusa Liam Delia Licup Quentin McDonald Bao Nguyen Hong Nguyen Phetsaline Phinphilaeong Elizabeth Porcimcula Evelyn Porcincula Richard Robles Blanca Ron Danilo Roquc Emerson Rogue YuYaSu Henry Sukmana Pei-MeiTai Cheryl Tran Karl Velez Advisor Mrs. Knox INTERNATIONAL CLUB 108 JCL IS TOP LEAGUE Mf ' 1 The Junior Classical League is an organization devoted to the classics and Roman civilization. A diverse group of students took part this year in the study of ancient times. By holding carwashes, the members raised money to subsidize the club ' s publication Vox Latino, JCL Polo shirts, and a mini-Roman Banquet which Snohomish also attended. They also went to the State Convention in April, where they did well, and plan to attend the National Convention this summer. Once again this year, Mrs. MacDonald did a wonderful job as advisor for the club. TOP ROW: Lisa Fishman, co-vice president; Young Ho Kim, co-vice president; Brian Menard, treasurer. BOTTOM ROW: Eleanor Smith, co-publicity chairperson; Sarah Riley, co-publicity chairperson; Christie Wines, secretary; Maud Steyaert, Vox Latino editor; Janet Etches, president; Jane Santana, historian. Advisor Mrs. MacDonald JCL 1 John Alving Melissa McGrew Michelle Arias Brian Menard Scott Barden Gloria Menges Venita Bates Jim Mihara Shaun Berkblgler Carolyn Morrill Eugenia BertuHs Jim Morris Lois Beuschlein Angel Nunley Brian Boyle Wendy Parson Steve Cahill Sarah Pearson Paweewa Caiapathna Kyle Peppard Michael Chen John Perkins Rowland Cheng Merrill Peterson Melanie Chin Janet Piehl Mara Circenis Stuart Plumb Jessica Cole Patrick Pyne Andy Dale Kathy Richardson Kenny Davis Sarah Riley Lisa Dawson Cindy Rios Tara Decoster Jessica Ritts Mark Dowd Jane Rockhold Janet Etches Lisa Romerein Lisa Fishman Eddie Sams Sei Fujikawa Jane Santana Suzanne Furlan Pat Santana Sean Gait Trisha Scearce AshokGangolli Charlotte Schubert Lars Hands Lynna Song Kcllie Hawkins Eleanor Smith Karen Hervey Maud Steyaert Lisa Hoffman Sara Teller James Kim Staci Thompson Young Ho Kim Sara Unrue Diana Klatte Karen Vesper Dennis Kyle Michele Wascher Sherri Larsen Alan Wesley Carson Lcmmen Danny Wasse Amy Levensky Christie Wines Su Jen Luu Dennis Yu 109 ETHNICS TO ARTS, Model United Nations — Back Row; Chris Rimple, Valerie Vusitalo, Anne Birkbigler. Andy Birkbigler, Kirk Siqveland, Alan Wesley, Maud Steyaert, Shaun Birkbigler. Front Row: Darryl Sclater, Angel Nunley, Liza Wilcox, Trevor Dewey, Stuart Plumb, Tricia Scearce. Advisor Mr. Pinkerton Model United Nations, a club designed to give high school students experience in world affairs, was busy this year. These club mem- bers prepared all year long for conventions, at which they presented matters for the country they chose to represent. It gave people a chance to learn about international issues and to give their opinion on how to solve all the world problems. The Ethnic Student Union was an organization which helped people of different races. In the past, they did a lot of tutoring and other such activities. This year, they were very successful in the production of the Martin Luther King assembly and they hope the years after will be just as fulfilling. Advisor Ms. Can- Ethnic Student Union — First Row: Denise Williams, Vernita Bates, Dayna Cyrus, Michon Wise, Rhonda Dorsey, Mary Bradley, Tanya Thompson. Second Row: Lana Bell, Scheherazade Stone, Hanna Murray, Tracy Woods, Jackie Oliver, Donna Jones, Dwayne Donahue. Third Row: Stephanie Jacobs, Wendel Coster, Annazette Jacobs, Monique Jones, Susan Smith, Darlene Woods, Elita Atherton, Phyllis Cravens, Cynthia Wesley. Fourth Row: Eric Hatcher, Elias Bullock. Fifth Row: Reggie Lucas, Mario Allende. 110 CLUBS SHOW SMARTS The Seattle Kiwanis Youth Organization ' s main goal this year was to raise $200 to donate to the Easter Seals. They accomplished this in many dif- ferent ways. For instance, bake sales brought in a lot of money, along with a Bike-a-thon around Greenlake, and a dance at Roosevelt. They ended the year in good spirits after donating a lot of time and effort to help with Fircrest ' s Annual Easter Egg Hunt. This year, the Martial Arts Club worked really hard to improve their skills at this specialized sport. Two days a week, each week, they learned and practiced new moves so they could use them in the competition between people in the club. They had a lot of fun working together and they hope it will continue in future years. SKY Club - Nick Roberts, Bill Phillips, Jim Olson, Liza Wilcox, Scott Perrin. Martial Arts Club — Benisio Garcia, Bernard Anderson, Clemmie Huguley, Greg Steen, Doug Barker, Erik See, Loudrik Siu, Harold Avelar, Aki Chun, Linda Ward, Albert Chan, Mario Allende, Eric Hatcher, Henry Sukmana, Erik Gresseth. Advisor Mr. Latham Advisor Mr. Thrapp 111 CREATIVE COOKS A hearty thanks to Mrs. Drewel and Mr. Jacobson for helping this years F.E.A.S.T. class cook up special lun- cheons for the teaching staff. Over the course of this busy year F.E.A.S.T. prepared several large banquets in- cluding one for the Pepsi corporation feeding over 250 people. Several students worked at a training program at the Westin Hotel. Thanks to this years interns Lincoln West, Molly Jones, and Liz Crines for all their great help. Scrubadubdub! It ' s not THAT bad! 5 more minutes! LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Kim Panrett, Mia Doces, Sabine Freudiger, Becky Young, Maria Loria, Lisa Edwards, Jennifer Hansen, NEXT ROW: Hans Slet- ter, Vicki Jackson, Heidi Christensen, Sonja Hansen, Loree Musselman, Kathy Weston, Alice Freeman, NEXT ROW: •Molly Jones, Bill Follett, Jim McBride, Michele Holtz, Mike Marinkovich, Martha Maider, Tracy Everett, Eric Franklin, Adam Kriefall, Brock Grzech, NOT PIC- TURED; Lincoln West, Liz Crines. •INTERNS 112 KINGS AND QUEENS Under the matchless advice of Mr. Hamm the chess team finished the year with a near perfect record taking the metro trophy once again. Mark Miller, a freshman, was this year ' s victorious team captain playing at first board. Craig Barker, a senior, w ho played the team ' s fifth board felt this was the best year ever. ADVISOR Mr. Hamm Hmmmmmmmml! CLOCKWISE: Mark Miller, Craig Barker, Dan Roque, Paulo Nardi, David Yount, Karl Velez, not pictured: David Guthrie, Bob Rasmussen 113 SPORTS AWARDS Men ' s Basketball Team Captains Todd Hanson Damon Dickens Most Inspirational Emmanuel Buckley Women ' s Basketball Team Captain Paulette Daniels Most Inspirational Kristin Jorgensen Maureen Costello Most Improved Manda Dunlop Men ' s Golf Team Captain Erik Lottsfcldt Most Inspirational Erik Lottsfeldt Most Improved Jim Toepel Women ' s Golf Team Captain Molly Jones Most Inspirational Molly Jones Most Improved Kcllie Alvord Football Team Captains Lincoln West Matt Lenn Most Inspirational Carson Lemmen Coaches ' s Award Lincoln West Ramsey Hare Memorial Award. Matt Leahy Swimming Team Captains Gary Burgess Mary Meyer Most Inspirational .I Ijp Gillian Most Improved Gary Burgess Michelle Hughes Boys ' State Gary Burgess Colin Johnson Marty Sanders Steve Frasier David Killian Girls ' State Mary Meyer Jill O ' Bryan Kristi Fuller Liza Burke • Janiel Aucott Gymnastics Team Captain Lori Hess Most Improved Ako Hall ■ Felicia Oh Most Inspirational , , Lori Hess Nicole Cooper Volleyball Team Captain Paula Bray Most Inspirational Delfina Araya Most Improved Carey Mac Watters Women ' s Soccer Team Captains Kristen Jorgenson Kris Rumpf Honorary Team Captain Kris Waltersdorph Most Inspirational Stacey BIyth Men ' s Cross Country Team Captain Steve Smith Most Inspirational Andy George Women ' s Cross Country Team Captain Donna Schmitt Most Inspirational Jessica Hirschfeldcr Wrestling Metro League Champions 1983 Xavier Alexander - 141 lb, Carson Lemmen — 148 lb. Tom Hinds - 1681b. Lincoln West - 1901b. Inspirational Athlete - • • Carson Lemmen Outstanding Wrestler Lincoln West SCHOLASTIC AWARDS DRAMA AWARDS b Scholastic Department Winners Art Luan Minh Dam Business Education Kevin Smidi EngBsh James Li Foreign Language Ashok Gangolli Home Economics Molly Jones Industrial Arts Luong Giao Tran Mathematics Seiichiro Fujikawa Physkal Education Tod McKinncy Science Eric Adman Social Studies Elizabeth HoweO Achievement Scholarship Finalist Dennis Kyle Merit Scholarship Finalists Erie Adman Christopher Burden Thomas Cleland Robert Flaherty Chris Hedman Jane Hunting Jeffrey Miller Kevin Smith Jonathan Stockdale Stephen Teller Sara Unrue Karen Vesper Merit Scholarship of Commendation Craig Barwell Stacey BIyth Janet Etches Kenneth Hall Tom Hinds Dennis Kyle James Li Kevin Miilison John Mullin Jacqueline Ng ■ Suzaynn Schick Charlotte Schubert John Silverman Mike Vederoff KayYu SERVICE ABOVE SELF AWARD Sara Unrue SPECIAL EFFECTS AWARD FOR COSTUMES. PROPS, MOOD Eros at Breakfast, Mary Hemer Director BEST PLAY 1st place - The Actors Nightmare, Leah Brass director 2nd place - The American Dream, David Clark director 3rd place • Black Comedy, Bart Shorack director BEST DIRECTOR Bart Shorack BEST SET 1st place - The Actors Nightmare. Kirk Siqueland 2nd place - Black Comedy, Ron Silience BEST ACTRESS Suzanne Lambert - The Actors Nightmare Karen Vesper - The Actors Nightmare BEST ACTOR Bruce Cooper - Crawling Arnold Neil Skowronek - Chinamen Brady Smith - The Actors Nightmare BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Jennifer Hansen - Erric Geddis Alexis Masnik - Black Comedy Eleanor Smith - The American Dream BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Andy D ' Angelo - Black Comedy Andrew George - Erric Geddis Conrad Karastan - The Actors Nightmare :: «: - - ■% Don ' t walk ahead of me, Don ' t walk behind me, because I don ' t want to follow. I may not be leading. Walk beside me, and be my friend. Albert Camus JUNIORS r «- 4 S, ' f  W ' £ H and Kt§, iF ' m congressmen r e-elected ; county park b( ' Srib ' iir S i.. congressmenr tecl;county park bon congressmen re-elected; county park bor. conaressmen re-e ected; county park tfi Ui L?! ' • •— . lUli, ,o rIu TJuIi v ' ,! - • ' J«; ilS .. ■u iv Bui 117 Imws Jenny Woodrum Mr. Eng Lisa Hoffman Mary Kay Olson Jim Bernard CLASS OF 1984 118 Susan Abolafya Jenny Abrahamson Kellie Alvord Don Amick Andy Amundson Dani Anderson Greg Anderson Jeff Anderson All Anissi Janiel Aucott Harold Avelar Amir Ansari f Jeff Baker Carrie Baker Doug Barker Beth Baronsky Michael Barquet Wendy Barta Rehman Bashey Jeff Bauman You ' re right, the edge side is much smoother. Jim Bernard Larry Biely Katherine Birkland Kendall Baxter Clayton Beaman Fletcher Beasley Taren Beck Ken Bell Tia Benson Jaime Borrego Paul Borromco Harlan Bosmajian Mike Boyer Leah Brass Kate BreakwctI 119 Denise Brewer Rick Broman Demitria Brooks Maury Brown Susan Bry Michael Buck Emmanuel Buckley Rod Bunas Elias Bullock Tom Burke Ann Burkhart Bruce Busch Steve Cahill Kirk Callison Leslie Campbell Will Carlson Sidney Carpenter Doug Catterall Maneesh Chadha Karen Chalupnik Listernine mouthwash: You never know when you ' ll need it most. Daren Chamberlin Jenny Chapman George Che Thomas Chiu f Young-Soon Choi Darren Christian Heidi Christensen Romy Church David Clark Richelle Clark Tom Colbeck Heather Cole Rod Conrad Jeff Cook Curt Corlelyou Julie Costello Lisa Costello James Croonc Andy D ' Angclo f ,f ' M 120 Susanne Dailey Andy Dale Craig Daniels Dreng Dauoc Kenneth Davis Henk Dawson Debbie DeHaven Jay Fathi Kent Ferguson Sara Fleming Caddy Finiayson Lisa Fishman Greg Fitting Bill Follet Sara Fortine Angelina Foss Eric Franklin 121 Alice Freedman Sabine Freudiger Rick Friel Tami Friesen Paula Frost Traci Gallaher David Galvin Rogelio Garcia Derek Garnett Mike Garske Jessie George Dean Gerness Udell Gibson Gail Gladsjo Susan Glenn Sheree Wilson ' s answer to life. Cara Glickman Anthony Gonzalez Lora Goode Amanda Gorman La Trice Gosby Tim Gordon John Grayson Yuette Guberlet Scott Hadfield Don Hale Pat Hammond Debby Handarick Paul Hang Tony Harris Phil Hart Bonnie Hasson , i « i Shawn Hales Ako Hall Jennifer Hansen Sonja Hansen Heather Hasty Peter Hau 122 Eat your heart our Arnold Schwartznegler. 123 Jared Kimball Laura Kinsman Diana Klatte Molly Kloepfer Adam Kriefall JeHKrogman Nathan Kocnig A ra Liz Kopcho A ■s Yousheng Kuang m r | Frank Lam W - Dan Larson Robert Larsen f Margo Lauritzcn Margie Lavell Chandler Leach Matt Leahy Anna Leek Greg Lee Jt Kristi Leggett Lisa Levias Sheila Lewis Steve Lewis Melinda Lewis Jeff Lohnes Here ' s mud in your eye. Christopher Longan Jennifer Lin Sam Ling Sui Ludrick Lydia Ludwig Barb Lucas i 4 fi Mulu Lucas Carlos Macabata Linda Mace Carey MacWatters Ewan Magie Mary Maltby Brent Mann 124 Mark Manuel Phuoc Ma Guballa Marcclin Mike Marinos Hone Masco Alexis Masnik Calvin Matsuoka Rich Mattox Nicholas Mayo Jim McBride Julie McCallum 1elinda McCoy Karl McCray Hey you guys, look what this person wrote. Renee Menti Ashi Merall Stacy Mulligan Kevin Mullin Diane Musselman Loree Musselman Jeff Naon Kim Nelson Dan Ncwcomb 125 4 u L| %IP tM y rH| 11 Ptl 1 Patricia Newton Bao Nguyen Maily Nguyen Minhloi Nguyen Wendy Nichols Jon Nielsen Ken Nielson Ellen Njoku . and model 2 is wearing the latest in winter wear from . i « s Scott Perrin Kurt Perry Frank Peters Emmanuel Njoku Jim Ohlsen Chris Olson Mary Kay Olson Rob Olson Todd Olson Dana Outcalt Lara Palmatier Wendy Parsons Laura Pautler Lucinda Payne Lissa Pear Charlie Peha Kevin Peoples Sara Peterson Bill Phillips David Pitton Ralph Ploigman Stuart Plumb Amy Pomp Evelyn Porcincula Patrick Pyne David Quamme Trung Quan Anna Rabel Kakar Rajat Pete Rasmussen Virginia Regnier Kif ' f 126 Rob Reynolds Lovell Richardson Lawrence Riggins Chris Rimple Cindy Rios Nick Roberts Richard Robles Charlisa Rodgers Earl Roland Jordan Royer i iJiiS Doug Ruppenthal Marline Russell Victor Salas Brigitte Sandum Marty Sanders Ale Sandoral Jack Savage Andrew Sawicki Tori Scarlatos Dan Scalf Trisha Scearce Doug Schindler Karen Sholtc Fred Schubert Darryl Sclater Robert Sekl Jon Selin Gordon Seslar Mary Seto Troy Shaffer Parag Shah Steve Sharpe John Shepherd Logan Shinn Bart Shorack Jenny Sider WHAT? I CANT ' T HEAR YOU! 127 Pat Simmons David Simpson Wiljem Sison Greg Stecn HansSlette Eric Smith Sandy Smith , But the low frequency oscillations should be considered. Steve Smith Brad Solbcrg Lesley Sommer Chartchai Srithananan Maud Steyaert Andy Strang Kurt Streeter Jason Stropc Antony Su Stephen Taylor Wendell Taylor Chris Templeton Don Thai Kim Thomas Mike Thomas Staci Thompson Charles Tien Thon Nam To Jim Toepel 128 Dclores Tolibert Hungle Tram Anh To Tran Tuan Tran David Triol Kuo Tun Tung James Turner Exorcist III: The saga continues. 129 I will be a man among men; and no longer a dreamer among shadows. Henceforth be mine a life of action and reality! I will work in my own sphere, nor wish it other than it is. This alone is health and happiness. Henry W. Longfellow SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT CLASS ADVISOR ' James Kim ' Jerry Elarth ' VICE PRESIDENT ' Young Ho Kim SECRETARY CLASS OF 1985 Sophormore Class Cabinet: Back Row: Todd Donato, Renee Halffman, Valerie Anderson, Ten Green, Kari Coglon, Dennis Yu, Shelly Easter, Sharon Bissel. Third Row: Janet Piehl, Jim Harris, Steve Woodworth, John Perkins, Linda Vesper, Lisa Lytle, Amy Hevly, Jennifer Gerber. Second Row: Mike Ross, Danny O ' Connor, Jeff Walker, Young Ho Kim, James Kim, Brian Menard. First Row: Christe Wines, Jane Santana, Jessica Hirschfeider, Gloria Menges, Erin Renshaw. ' Amy Hevly ' CO-TREASURERS ' Lisa Lytle ' Brian Menard ' 132 Kelly Abulhosn April Acevez Kim Adams Steve Adams Megan Adoock I want everyone to stand when your lord addresses you Jane Ambler Scott Anderson Valerie Anderson Eiroy Antoine Delfina Araya Mike Arnold John Arnott Alita Atherton Charles Atterberry Aaron Ausejo Tony Aversano Chan Bae Bruce Baker Jenny Ballew Scott Barden Donald Barnes Kathleen Barnes Becky Barwell Sarah Bassingwaighte Venita Bates Geoffrey Bedell Deanna Bell Susannah Bergmann w IM %4 Lavctte Berry Eugenia Bertulis Michael Bias Sharon Bissell Bob Bisset Russell Bitterman 133 Nolyn Boday Mary Brantley Bill Brauer Stephanie Brcnnan BBJS Helen Chatalas Ray Chen Lois Cheney Patricia Chichinskl Melanic Chin RoyChiu Van Church Anna Cieslar Mara Cirenis lllya Clark Mike Coachman Bill Coats Colleen Brockman John Brodcrson Scott Brownrigg Nancy Bry Mike Buck Caitlin Burke Liza Burke Keith Busch Karla Bush Dclinda Caldwell Lissa Cantrell Mark Capestany Man Carl William Carroll Melissa Carter Tina Caruthers Patricia Chacon Paweena Chiyapathna Ying Chang Yulonda Chapman Jeff Chappell You ever have something right on the tip of your tongue but couldn ' t get it ... ? 134 Kari Coglon Jeanie Colburn Jessica Cole Nicole Cooper Erik Conrad Lynn Cox Scott Coyne then maybe you ought to let someone else try! Minnie Davis Lisa Dawson Tara DeCoster Monique DeFaye Lyndon G. delRosario Pierre Delavault Jim DeShayes Kathleen Doherty Amy Domenowske Todd Donate Derek Dorland Rhonda Dorsey Mike Doupe Andrea Dowd Mark Dowd Shelley Easter Lisa Ebbesmeyer Andrew Edwards Peter Egvet 135 ■ Amy Fein David Fischer Brent Fenske Stanley Friedlander Robert Fu Kristi Fuller Anthony Punches Rakesh Ganga Elsa Garcia Juanita Ganctt Lee Garrett Gretchen Geisness Jennifer Gerber Yalonda Gill Beth Gimmaica Jennifer Goldstein Mabel Gomez Cheryl Flonence Mario Fisher Erik Forrcy Cathy Forsythe Monica Franson Eamon Frank Mike Gonzales Darrin Grace Tony Gray Steven Greene Staci Goodwin Shelley Grant • « Green Terri Griffith Angel Grimes Earlene Gross Gary Gunderson Ashima Gupta Kelly Guy Hey look, the Seahawks beat the Breakers by a basket. ' 136 Rencc Halffman Moira Hall David Hamilton Scott Hansen Jim Harris Mike Harris Albie Hasson Heidi Hasty Kay Hawkins Kelli Hawkins Phil Hawkins DcAnne Hehman Bruce Hendrickson Linda Henning m t Stacy Herbison Amy Hevly 1 Charlie Hicks Adriennc Hincs Jessica Hirschfelder Chris Holloman Dean Holmes David Honari Gee, I don ' t know, Laurel. What do you think? Marty Hoppe Tina Howclls Jennifer Hubbard Darrell Hudson Rebecca Hulscher Andy Hunting Binh Huynh m Michael Jones Moniquc Jones Bharat Kakar Terri Kelley Jeff Keyes Phet Khammixay Seng Khammixay 137 Mike Kidder James Kim Young Kim Brian King Shelley King Vong Kinglattana Coral Koidahl Alex Kostelnik I use Coast soap everyday to help me wake up! John Krausser Rachel Krech Michelle Kreeft Kerrte Lafferty Amy Lavenske Frank Lawrence Pat Lazelle Tom Leahy Irene Lee Craig Leed Corey Lenay Tim Licos Shiaw-Jong Lin Mark Linden Dien Cao Mach John Maclean David Mahlmann Shawn Marier Julie McBride John McCallum Mark McConnell Shannon McCord 138 Nancy McCormick T-J, McFaddin Melissa McGrew Stephanie McGrew Brian Menard Gloria Menges Micheie Millar Jay Miller Jenny Minze! Rosemary Miranda Hilary Mischke Matthew Mitchell Lisa Moore Jim Morris Joann Mountain Anne Mullin Khalid Mustafa Jill Neia Heather Nelson Lori Nelson Taures Nickerson Ron Nielsen Matt Norton Jill O ' Bryan Dan O ' Connor Rafe Ohtake Allison Orr Stacy Oucnell Betty Pan Greg Pembc John Perkins Sheita Perry Alex Peters Philip Petra Nyoe Pham Slate Phillips Janet Peihl Elizabeth Porcincula Heather Prindle Bryan Pugh Cathlyn Quiglc Caitlin Racey Oh, no! My stocks fell 14 points on the index scale. 139 . that is all for today, Alex Peters reporting from the lunchroom. u Erin Renshaw Tonia Reynolds Mindy Rice Tracy Rice Rowena Rambayon John Ramcy Bernadette Rankin Bob Rasmussen Aaron Ridenour David Rimple Tracy Roberts Danny Robinson Kelli Rockwell Pacheana Roland Ronald Roman Lora Ronzio Michael Ross Kae Seng Saechao Cindy Sanford Nellie Sanger PaulSchmitt Fred Schnabel Jennifer ScHernick 140 I ■ HM H H j HB H F 1 John H H I j B H Ana Sortun Chris Sortun Paula Spiess David St. John Edward Shively Jesse Silverman Meghan Silvernalc Sokha Sim Denise Simms Mario Siu Ethel Siu JeffSkeith Tim Slater Mandy Smith Scott Sneddon Mara Solomon Tasha Stephenson Morgen Stewart Cynthia Strathmann Erik Stuhaac Mark SwoHord Dick Sukmana Jill Sylvan P Andreas Tabb f t Wei-Wan Tai Sotop Takang Derek Talbert Mandi Tao HE 1 Scott Taylor Kathryn Thomas Reginald Ihomas Tony Thomas US Kiss me, you fool! 141 Paul Thomaston Jessica Thonn Latonyia Thompson Kari Thorscn Mark Toevs Tasiko Timmons Patrick Toston John Tran James Tyson Slvcna Tycskey Brvan Ubaghs Linda Vesper Megan Vogel Jessica Wagoner Jackie Vaden gandra Vanderven Trina Van Zee James Walker Jeff Walker Megan Walker Arlette Wallace Twinkles Walston Mark Wascher Brian Waugh Kati Weaver Shannon Wells What you see is what you get. 142 E ' 5 Cynthia Wesley Mary West Peter Westhagcn Tacy Whelan John Wichienwidhtaya Maurice Wiley Tracy William Peter Williams Now let me tell it to you straight. ' % t Todd Williams Rovenia Wilson Maura Wilson Theresa Wilson Christie Wines Kim Wood Eve Winkler Jeffrey Woods Vivian Wu Steve Woodworth Carla Young Dennis Yu Jennifer Zamecnik 143 Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is our to win or lose Lyndon Johnson 144 FKESHMEM P a l f f ri PRESIDENT CLASS ADVISOR VICE PRESIDENT KarlaReimer ' ' Ms. Yakushijin ' CLASS OF 1986 Freshman Class Cabinet: Back Row: Jennifer Stanton, Shawn McMahan, Rowland Cheng, Alan Johnson, Greg Malins, Steve Lamb, Leslie Galvin, Jodi Donate. Third Row: Diane Anderson, Laura Henderson, Kyle Peppard, Mary Ferguson, Junko Hall, Stacy Schael, Katie Elarth, Sue Dadoun. Second Row: Jason Edwards, Man Horita, Stephanie Gidlund, Debbie Pomp, Grctchen Weaver. First Row: David Killian, Sonia Chadha, Donna Sittnick, Karia Reimer, Mike Treger, Charlie Coats, Joan Silverman. M i hi J ' Sonia Chadha ' ' Donna Sittnick ' TREASURER ' David Killian ' 146 Jon Baker Charlie Balee Dimi Barnes Chrystal Barber Now when I was a Freshman... Anna Bergman Andy Berkbigler Anne Berkbigler Lois Beuschlein Annie Birkland Scott Birkland Connie Blood Noel Bickrell Adam Bodley Danielle Agan R, Andi Allen Erin Allen Melodic Allen Shawn Allen Michael Allison Betsy Amick David Anderson Lourdes Aquino Jennifer Argcns Michelle Arias Michelle Austin Treva Bagley Alex Baker Mary Barrett Chris Barter Demieceo Benson Holly Boiler Matthew Brcakwell Jason Bottervo Brian Boyle Darlene Brown Scott Brown Dewayne Brown Matt Buckley 147 Leslie Bull Shelley Bull Lorie Bunas Gorio Bustamante Carmen Campbell Nicole Campbell Sean Caughlan SoniaChadha f f PRE • « ' m fi Raquei DeBlasio Ruth DeBlasio Colette DeLancey Dawna DeStasio David Devin Trina Dewey Tim DiJulio Lisa Dire Peter Carlson Kelly Carpenter Sean Casey Albert Chan David Chang Pei Chang Chong Rachel Chapman Quyen Minh Che Micheal Chen Rowland Cheng Sandy Chiu Sherlise Clifton Lament Coleman Andre Cross Theresa Cross Theresa Curry Tom D ' Angelo Suzte Dadolin Daniel Dale Dana Dawson How do you focus this thing anyway? ' 148 Joel Domingo Jodi Donato Alynn Dotson Then he came up to me and asked to boaow my eraser. ' Joe Dracobly Holly Drake Pete Drosdal Earl Ecklund Jamie Edwards Jason Edwards Zach Edwards Shannon Ehrcnberg Marita Eksevics Sui Ehong Katy Elarth Nora Evigebretsem Stephanie Gidlund Tonja Gilbert Praneeta Ganga Benisio Garcia Lena Swing Evan Farley Michelle Faulkner Nicole Fortier Shelton Fowier Tammy Fowler Tasha Freeman Nicheic Frost Suzanne Furlan Stewart Fyfe Brian Goble Sean Gait Leslie Galvin Christy Gardner Mike Garnett Bretney Garrett t . 149 Ken Gayle Kris Geneva Lawrence Gerstle Erik Gresseth LaDonna Guillory Lichelle Guinn Mary Hackney Junko Hall Lars Hands Tanja Harm Charlcne Hardy Heidi Harland Brad Hartshorn Adam Hasson Lance Hayes Krissie Hayes Shannon Hayncs Koh Heda Renee Heib Derek Henderson Laura Henderson Kevin Heniey Chris Henson John Hervey Jennifer Hill Valeria Hillard Stacy Hillard David Hobbs Kirsten Hopperstad I can count to two scoops. r «bb Mari Horita Sherry Home Janey Hoskins Scott Howard Yolanda Hudson Christina Huff Honna Jackson 150 Loraine G. Jackson Jeanne Joyce Dain Jones Nikki Jones Serena Jones Sohail Karmali The smile on her face is there because. Kerry Kearns David Killian Darla King Maria Krengelis Ashok Kumar James Kyle Maria Ladao Steve Lamb Stephen Lambert Helen Larrimore Clifford Larsen Karen Lauth Heather Lawrence Marty Lawson Matt Layden Mide Lcary Stuart Leary Karby Leggett Steve Lin Felicia Lippert Tamiko Little 151 Jay Liu Kevin Loft Stacey Loftin Maria Lomuntad Romualdo Lorais Jonathan Luk Felicia Luke Mark Luker Tom Madsen Siobhan Mahoney Greg Malins Renee Marceau Shelley Martin Patricia Martinez Kelly Matheson Angela Maestas Coriec McAloney Gary McArthur Geoff McCabe Kenneth McDaniel Jackie McGee Kevin McGiothan I ' m telling you it was in by this much. Aaron McKnight Shaun McMahan Pete McMilien Nancy Meenen Taia Merrell Melissa Michaud Kristen Miller Linda Mills Mark Miller Jon Mitchell Marie Mitchell Jerry Morgan Jennifer Morrison 152 Melissa Mortenson Sonjia Mosb Angela Mosby My place . . . eight o ' clock . Be there . Sara Nowell Angel Nunley Janine Oates Patrick O ' Connell Kim O ' Neil Leon Pan Mark Parrett Cliff Parsons K listen Patterson Mark Patterson Lucky Mulligan Duong Muoi Paolo Nardi Mark Newell Buu Nguyen Dylan Okimoto Jackie Oliver Cristina Oritz Matthew Osborne Sekou Osborne Jesse Peel Eric Peine 153 Lalonya Porte Bill Press Lilly Pressley Paul Quintcro Chris Ramos Karla Rcimer Erinne Reistad Jennifer Rhodes Angelia Richards Russ Riedner Jessica Ritts Tony Rodriguez Cynthia Ropzio Harris Roquelle Chris Rosillo Kyle Pcppard Lan Pham Phuong Phan Mike Pierce Debbie Pomp Touch that cake and I ' ll rip you iimb from limb! J. - Jeff Sanders Craig Sanford Joyce Schacheue Stacy Schack Reggie Scott Tonya Scott Kathi Seidemann Larry Scto 154 Shaunita Sherrell Marlene Shibayama Joan Siiuerman Donna Sittnick Lisa Slettebak Paula Smcraldo Look, I ' ve got to read these books by next period. Michele Smith Heidi Snoeberger Amy Snover Kirsten Soderstrom Ahrcn Spilker Ellen Spitzer Jennifer Stanton Dennis Stapleton Michael Stapleton Laura Steadman Sandy Stokes Danny Tilbian Du Tran Tami Trefethen Lam Trong Hsiao-fen Tsai I-ChinTu Margie Taylor Ous Taylor Shawn Taylor Sara Teller Floyd Thomas 155 Camille Turner Robin Turner Kim VanNorman Paula Verdugo Lynette Wade David Walker Sam Walls Paul Walters Matt Ward Georceita Washington Scott Watling Gretchen Weaver Lara Webber Eric Wedlock Mark Weiss Martha Weiss Matt Weyer Lisa Whitaker Leslye Wilcox James Willeford David Williams I want $300.00 and unlimited excused absences 156 .looking for female about five feet eight inches. Jim Wright Phillip Wright David Wu Melissa Yamamoto Yumiko Yamamoto Min Young 157 158 INSTRUCTION 159 ADMINISTRATION . . . Roosevelt ' s tradition of excellence, spirit, and compassion started in its first year, 1922. In 1923, The Strenuous Life spoke to our spirit: The body of (Theodore) Roosevelt is buried but the Roosevelt Spirit still lives. That can never die, but will remain forever enthroned ... And the 1924 annual devoted many, many pages to ex- tracurricular activities — plays, sports, clubs, music, debate, service groups — and yes, even then the Rooseuelt News was awarded High Honors. We ' ve held on to the tradition of offering a well-rounded education and of excellence. The maintenance of high standards, the emphasis on the academics, the arts, and the demonstration of human kindness here at Roosevelt High School are all based on an established tradition. As long as we continue to recognize and cherish this tradition, Roosevelt will continue to be known as one of the best high schools in the State. P.A. DICKINSON Principal JOE BELONIS In,teiim Principal K l H 1 PjI HtKi Km SYBIL BROWN Vice Principal VICTOR V. OBRASTOFF Dean of Students DUANE A. TREFETHAN Vice Principal 160 RON PATNOE Counselor JOAN ROBERSON Vice Principal FLOYD HAMMERSLA Counselor WILLIAM WIPER Counselor CATHERINE A. FRANSSON Head Counselor ROBERT CHAMPION Activity Coordinator . . AND COUNSEL 161 FACULTY Roosevelt High School ' s en- thusiastic and competent faculty of ' 82- ' 83 led the student body through a successful and rewar- ding year. Teachers instructed many ex- citing and stimulating classes to broaden the students ' horizons. One new addition to the curriculum was the Chinese cour- se, which provided an exotic and fun challenge for students who were able to take it. Even with larger classes and fewer staff members, the teachers were still able to create an at- mosphere conducive to learning and a worthwhile educational ex- perience. MARILYN ADAMS Math JOHN AMES Entertaining as it may be Mathematics is not a Spectator sport. PENNEY ANDERSON Special Education MARGARET A. BEAVER JAY BOITANO YASULIO ARATANI Bus, Educ. LA Comm. skills General Math Health DEAN C. BRINK us History Psychology Women ' s Soccer Thanks AAA Champs You u cnt through the door! SHARON BROOKINS Gymnastics Coach Racket Sports % I 162 YVONNE CARR LA ERNESTINE COLE Hearing Impaired Dept. Social Studies: Math R. J. CUTLER Physical educ. ; Wrestling. Track Field; Gymnasium Event MGR DOROTHY DAVIS Dcpt. Head-Hearing Impaired Social Studies BILL CONROY Special Education DR. L. E. CROWSTON The only difference between a genius and an idiot is how many mistakes they make. LILIAN DEMEROUTIS Algebra General Math Pythagoras does not wish to be disturbed from his mathematical meditation. •MICHAEL DOWD Dept. Head Special Education Girls ' Basketball Tennis Coach CHERYL DREWEL Feast EDWARD DELIGAN Business Law Business Math Feast Office Machines 163 JERRY ELARTH Tomorrow we again embark Upon the endless sea. Horace Ms. Scott is SHOCKed by the camera. HOWARD D.GARBER Biology Life Science ft -t n g m RICHARD ENG Algebra Geometry JOE FLEMING Language Arts Media Studies SYRENE FORSMAN Quiet. Please. Right Brain at work. CARL FULKERSON MR CARLFULKERSON Industrial arts Dept. Head 164 SANDRA MCVAY Biology I II Life Science Zoology RUTH GIBBONS U.S. History ROBERT GOLZINSKY LA •WILLIAM H.GOULD Art Dcpt. Head Sculpture, Ceramic Design Teacher, •CLARK GREEN Speed Reading, Expository Writing; Dept. Head, English Language Arts MARIANNE GUTTERIDGE MELVIN HABEL Special Education LA Talking Hands Players History Hearing Impaired Club . we are gathered here today LARRY HARNDEN Pre-Vocational Advisor. Special Education. J. L. HAMM Physics. Chcm. III. MESA Chess Club Physics is Phun! 165 PAUL HASS Orchestra, Choir Guitar. Musical PETER HEMSING German CLARK HOGLE JAMES M. JACOBSEN Make Happiness your road, not your destination. DON JESPERSEN World History US History •WALDO KING ' Things ain ' t what they used to be IZORA L. HURD Typing 1-4: Typing Lab Forkncr Shorthand Spur Advisor B. KNOX RON LARSEN Industrial Arts L.LEE LATHAM MARGARET LEAHY GENE P LOUIE 1° ' ' An elefhant is really a mouse ' drawn to government specifications. 166 JEAN MA Bilingual Chinese NORA MACDONALD DENISE MANNERY Annus Mirabilis! Equo Ne Crcdite, Teucri! Photography Senior Class Advisor FRANK MILLER Mathematics V-- ' ' T ' , ] tt , ' . ' L y K i i s: ' ' i- 1 WILLIAM E.MOYLAN World Histoid 1 11 ALLEN PARKS French and Spanish LEILA PETERSEN Hearing Impaired The math problem can wait, I ' m getting my picture taken. LAUREL PICKETT Home Economics •DEEPINKERTON Anthropology World History 167 EARLV. PREBEZAC ED PUTMAN STAN RABIN WILLIAM ROSS us History Heahh Education Biology Social Studies Gout. Economics Advanced placement biology Cross-Country, Track Honoi Society advisor Ombudsman •JOANNE JANNI RYLES N. SCOTT Home Economics Department Head ' Machines Science Coop Office Educ. SHOCK Tvpinp Bus. Comm. Sec. S.M.C. ELEANOR F. SHOCHElROBERT SIMPSON, JR. L.A. is Learning, without dis- cipline there is little. R.H.5. ■■ iSH v tipifies learning excellence. J. R. SIMUNDS Mr. Simunds Senior Health Ed. BEN SNOWDEN Head Men ' s Basketball Girls ' Track Health and P.E Instructor 168 AUDREY SPADY BY RON STEVENSON PAUL STICKLES Typing Traffic Education • LEONARD THRAPP RUBEN VAN KEMPEN Life is a constant audition. Mamc, Nanette •AL WALKER Chemistry Instructor Science Dept. Head D. WALTER Math Dept. GARY WERNER Phys. Ed. Science M. A U B ,mer. Gov ' t, and Econujiilcss S. History pond and levy chairman HERB WILLIAMS No problem is so big or so complicated that is can ' t be laughter afterward. ' MARYYAKUSHIJIN French Spanish MARGOT WOLFENSTINE French ili 169 i a y _ ;t y c - feX: k - rrt -ux ;f m -yZ y-i C XyVn CL- ' 7 c y SCHOOL SERVICES -l C ' t fide ,). — - LUNCHROOM STAFF AUGUSTA GUMPEL Work Training MARY PRUITT School Nurse Health is wealth Seek it wisely. PENNY FINHOLT Work Training CHARLES THORTON Security 170 GARY SMITH LATHY LUPSON JAN JAMES LINDA LONGLY % §; a J, Ruth Struble - Bookroom, Evelyn Heitman - Counseling, Patricia Oman uj I J i-, — T . Main Office, Beverly Maxwell - Attendance, Martha Onishi - Attendance, H J Eleanor McGraw - EDS, Miya Nita - Main Office y 173 - iC-Ta,V - H .v J t (M,v (j- IKV. 9nl4 l(. uga I c •uii g gi rp«3q-aFj 174 )liiL 175 :: iv. 176 177 j 1 16 ' ' ■- jJ j cund H see o i!!::!:,s e £ v 5 PrrcG c 4 i- 178 c ti . i? , -5 •V- ■ M . .o 1+: 179 ' 82- ' 83 . Barney Clark-First Artificial Heart Recipient First Trident Submarine Arrives in Puget Sound Gymnasts Take Second in State Gasoline Prices Drop to 85 cents Queen Elizabeth Visits Seattle The Winds of War PrirrcipaT P. A. (Tony) Dickinson Princess Di Gives Birth to Prince Willieim Unemployment in U.S. ReacheslO.8% First Annual Clean-Up Day Pro Football Strike Viet Nam MejriQrial Lfnyeiled in Washington D.C. E TrJ hones Home M-T.V. - ■? ■i p . . . A Year to Remember M Tootsie Beirut Massacre in Palestir ian Refugee Camps The Tylenol Scare Huskies Win First Annual Aloha Bowl First Attempt at Computerized Attendance Fails Chinatown Massacre — Jazz Band Wins Clark Sweepstakes Announces Mid-Year Retirement . Alexander Haig Resigns as Secretary of State Hea n; Fonda Dies Cocaine Bust Snuffs Out DeLorean Aunl e Mame No, No, Nane tte Herschel Walker Quits School to Sign with U.S F.L. Seattle Sales Tcix, Spars to 7. 8% J arewell to M A S H ■JhGo ' bye ta the CTaj 4 ' J EDGEMENTS Happiness and sadness conges with the end of each school iiear — the happiness of accomplishment along with new challenges and ad- ventures to come - the sadness of leaving old friends and familiar places. The staff of Strenuous Life has produced this 60th edition with the hope that it will soften the sadness and intensify the hap- piness bv recording in pictures and words the highlights of the 1982- ' 83 i ear at Roosevelt. The staff extends their thanks to the mann people who donated their time towards the production of this book. Particularly: Mr. Elar- th, our advisor, for his patience and guidance; Milt Bean, o f the American Yearbook Company; Rowlands Studio, the photographers; Hank Dawson, our staff artist; and Kath i French of the Roosevelt News, who donated many of her photographs. Man you enjoy and treasure this collection of memories, drawing upon its supply of familiar faces and scenes to increase your hap- piness in years to come. We especially wish the class of 1983 success and satisfaction, hap- piness and peace. Aii n r PATRONS The Aucotts Gary Baughn and Family Ann and Jenry Elarth Joe R. Fleming The Gangollis The Hansons Mr. and Mrs. John P. Jones Molly Jones Jens and Glenda Jorgensen Dr. and Mrs. Dean W. Lytle Mullin Enterprises The Roosevelt News INDEX Acknowledgements 182 Administration 160 Annual Staff 72 A.SR 104 Awards Page 114 Baseball 96A Chamber Orchestra 55 Cheer and Yell Leaders 95 Chess 113 Concert Marching Band 56 Concert Choir 52 Concert Orchestra 54 Counselors 161 Cross Country 82 Dinner Theatre 65 Drama Fest 62 ESU HI Faculty 162 Fall Production 60 Feast 112 Football 76 French Club 108 Freshmen Class 144 Golf 83 Gymnastics 92 Hearing Impaired Club 68 Homecoming 100 International Club 108 Jazz Band 58 Junior Classical League 109 Junior Class 116 Martial Arts Club HO Mens Basketball 86 Mens Soccer 96C Mindworks 69 Model United Nations Ill Musical 66 Ncwstaff 70 Patrons 183 Scoreboard 96G School Services 170 Senior Class 16 Senior Class Group Picture 14 Senior Committees 102 Sky Club 1 10 Softball 96D Sophomore Class 130 Sports Collage 96 Sportsboosters 94 Spruffs 106 Stage Crew 59 Swimming 84 Table of Contents 1 Talking Hands 69 Tennis 96B Torch Honor Society 105 Track 96E Vocal Jazz 53 Volleyball 81 Womens Basketball 88 Womens Soccer 80 Wrestling 93 uf 184 U a , i irn l u).a ( .d V ha cL o wu oyUn , lr - - ' V ' i . . 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