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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

9221 Strenuous Ctfe 1984 Volume 61 Riioseltelt Ifttgfy jictfcml Seattle, lllasbingtim TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors............................18 Productions........................46 Sports.............................72 Activities.........................96 Juniors.........................114 Sophomores........................128 Freshmen..........................144 Instruction.......................158 2 3 5 6 7 9 we came from, 10 and yet 11 SENIORS From this hour freedom going where i like, my own master. —Walt Whitman 16 17 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: CLASS OF ’84 President-Jim Bernard Vice President Mary Kay Olson Treasurer-David Horita Secretary-Lucinda Payne Senior Class Advisor: Mr. Eng SENIOR CLASS CABINET: Back row: Nathan Koenig, Jenny Woodrum, Stuart Plumb. Tom Burke. Angie Frey, Christina Welander, Mary Kay Olson, Bart Shorack. Paula Taylor. Middle row: Marty Sanders. Tim Hevly. Julie Me Callum, Linda Tung. Jenny Sider. Sue Merlino, Julie Every. Mary Seto, Cindy Rios. Taren Beck, Alison Hinojosa. Front row: Jason Ishida, Jim Bernard. Patty Elarth, Kirk Callison, Anna Leek, Pete Rasmussen. Ako Hall. Julie Killian. David Horita, Curt Courtelyou. Andy Dale. 18 JENNIFER ABRAHAMSON CARINA ADAMSSON Amigos 83. Come on be a sunrise, let your love light fill your eyes. IFITISTO BE IT IS UP TO ME (Thanks for the year) KELLIE SUE ALVORD I sat and evaluated myself ......... I decided to lie down DON AMICK Snatching Snap Tipping in the S.D Next Stop. Sunshine ANDY F AMUNDSON I SHALL NOT FORGET RHS Talking Hands Players Hearing Impaired Club DANI ANDERSON Thanks Mom and Dad P A K.L are my pals GREG ANDERSON Goodbye Roosevelt “84” Kick the Tires Lite the fires Shoot’n Deers W Fellas Mom. Dad Mike M 1 2 JE Z LISA ANDERSON Life is like a movie So play your part well KiKin w L.L.. C.B.. B MY LE AU . . . And he fits so well into those Levis!” •JANIEL AUCOTT Don't wish to be anything but what you are; and try to be that perfectly. ck 2 HAROLD AVELAR THANKS RHS FOR YOUR PRICELESS KNOWLEDGE EMPTY HAND OKINAWA MARIA ANULACION FREE AT LAST. OF THE PAST. ON TO THE FUTURE AND SUCCESS THANX TAMF denotes member of Torch Honor Society 9 JEFF BAKER SHOOT’N DEERS W FELLAS THE AWESOME CORVETTE FISHING CAMPING W KP DOUG BARKER “Life is like a celery farm, it’s fun -DB-LHS (P.S. Jello is fun too) •BETH BARONSKV The simplest things are hardest to grasp — like soap in a bath. KFF MICHAEL BARQUET I love Liz A Lot WENDY BARTA ettevy and ydnew BFF up. up and away Goodbye RHS; hello world •REHMANBASHEY JEFF BAUMAN YOU Can Run. But You Cannot Hide. Trav S.G. •TAREN BECK The longer I live, the more I believe humor is our saving sense ‘COOL KENDALL BAXTER Sun Valley 84 Crazy “8” Twgs. IM? BB 83 I’m hip The good times we had! KENNETH BELL Salt and Pepper 80-84 Motto Guzzi 850 Le Mans + open road = NOUS MARY BETITA “God’s greatest gifts are memories. J.B. Suzy. it’s party time! LARRY BIELY What-Me Worry?” DON’T TAKE ANY WOODEN NICKELS; MUNDANE JIM BERNARD You can if you believe. M + MWC M FGJL PBPGIFWMY Is the Hottub ready? What do you want now?' KATHERINE FAY BIRKLAND To all who had doubts No 4 00 but I made it let the good times Roll KRISTI M. BLAIR Thanks Mommie Daddy Jami Diane Denise 1 D. J M.J R A W R.J 4ever •LESLIE BODDEN OWK: The Force. Luke, use the Force! LS: Shut up. Obi BETH BORAM It matters how 1 feel at the moment KAMe a long way JAIME BORREGO WARDEN VIRGIE S.C TCS’S Going to EW on W E NIML ThanksToAll NKA VMM JAB KATE BREAKWELL Hello Australia Goodbye America It was great being here. SUSAN BRY ALL-CITY BAND OAKLEAVES HOCKEY SOFTBALL TREATS RHS MARCHING MARK G. •RAUL BORROMEO I’ve got the world on a string, sitting on a rainbow a decade of. . . ISWW MARGARET BREWER Iv’e made it all the way. thank's Mom Love YaT.J. KB.TG MICHAEL A. BUCK MOM DAD I LOVE YOU RhS Football 5; ILC New Jersey. Be COOL E. HARLAN BOSMAJIAN A small puppy took a “Gee. only 5 days, 3 hours, and 17 seconds left, drink from a lake and jumped in. MICHEL R. BOYER Musik-Lieben. Aqua Dive Ole Eng. B151 AMPT BoBO R. PLANT Call me 5227964 RICK BROMAN S.P.D. bEp and W.S.B.’s That is all I learned!? Love ya S B. and B.T.’s DEBRA BROOKS THANKS MOM FOR HELPING ME GET THROUGH ALL OF THIS I LOVE YA KEVIN P EMMANUEL L. BUCKLEY Being Cool Doing things smooth. Thanks God St. 82 Ball Luv Mom Dad K W Y.C •LEAH BRASS . . . the fog is rising, emily Dickinson RICKY BROOKS 21 ELIAS BULLOCK ROD BUNAS Me $. Kickin' w THE BOYS IseenALOTofPEOPLEwhoTHO “80 s LADIES” LUVIN IVOREYS UGHTtheyWEREcoolTHENaga LKN4SUM1SPECIAL GOD BLESS inLORD.iSEENalotOFfooIs •TOM BURKE Left turns are hard to make, but they get you where you want to go ANN BURKHART “An eye for an eye makes the world blind. -Ghandi AFS '84. A S. •BRUCE BUSH All dressed up and no place to go ERIC BUTTERFIELD MAURY BROWN John E. Steve H. Nikki S SLAM 84 ALFA OMEGA Varsity Breast Squad 84 •STEVE CAHILL Kiss today goodbye . . and give tomorrow a big hug. KIRK CALLISON OREO’s MILK FOREVER POWDER SKIING; Being me SUMMERFUNATTHC w P.E 4483 Bruce Lee’s little brother fends off oncoming erasers. LESLIE CARPENTER • DOUG CATTERALL 1 bet this quote will God grant me patience seem really stupid in AND I WANT IT RIGHT NOW ten years! MANEESH CHADHA Trying your best is all anybody can ask for. LOVE TO MOM DAD:ks. 12 4 22 KAREN CHALUPN1K JENNIFER CHAPMAN GEORGE CHE MINDSACOMPLEXSYMPHONYBB I always wear clouds Treasure high school. SoundingloVeLyharmonies inside out. to show Wonderful Sen:,«ar likesheeTmuSlchard2read the silver lining. Thanks to Roosevelt. •THOMAS H.J. CHIU If your favorite girl found man she loves. You should be glad, not jealous. HEIDI CHRISTENSEN My RX Prescriptions Bed. Bath Heartache Walkin' on the Moon . . . ‘Why didn’t they tell me t he SAT registration was due today?” ROMY CHURCH After the rain the trees will pour, only memories maybe more. PST •DAVID A. CLARK When he’s laughed and said his say. the actor stops to say farewell. TOM COLBECK Ityi uudarwtt h y fh vy 1 p.rehoew. egeorepe i etra ISWW HEATHER COLE Vous n'etes pas ma petite fille, vousetes le loup ■ LPCR RODNEY CONRAD THE LOONY PHOTOGRAPHER JEFFREY COOK ’CURT CORTELYOU I've stuck in my toe and the water feels inviting JULIE COSTELLO No She's lisa I’m Julie Aren’t you a Costello? V S B BALL.BL.BUD.Griff LISA COSTELLO “Are you two twins? BL.MG.BT.V S ball 81 84 Kamicozzies 4-ever. M D TRISHA COTTON C-FAFFITLTLOT JAZZDANCE JOHN 3:16 MALIBU ’83' THE LORD IS MY SHEPARD 23 •ANDREW DALE I must seek my dignity through the government of my thoughts •ANDY D ANGELO Jazz “yeah -. 82 «2 WALDO CBC.TY Reema. ISWW.ES Ready9 SM.JF B Ball.CC •HENK DAWSON Life is a monarchy where you choose the king. Rev 19 16 DEBRA DeHAVEN .. A _________________ EUROPE 83' BOOSTER BUDS MARK DEDOMENICO LUV 2 SKI JBGLthanxguys Sober Lushes asset of men YUCK! Vegimite Bye KB! Z 28 The one and only Toga, mass fine ass pam “Blow TREVOR DEWEY BARBARA DENTON ,F NOT FOR WE CYNICS TH Music.Laughter.Friends E W0RLD WOULD’VE BLOWN Kat-N Vered. Golf Comedy ITSELF UP LONG AGO Richie.Nicks Parsons. 18 PHUOE DIENG DANA DIXON ED DOBEAS You only live once But if you live right Once is enough ‘How come everyone keeps staring at me?” DWAYNE DONAHUE Tracy. Thanks for always JOHN DORN ceded most love ya BY£ ROOSEVELT MEMORIE: ON TO COLLEGE NOW SE YAM.E. I’LL WRITE BETSY DRAKE Sunshine and Good Times My BudsD.G . DM. H L. LETS DANCE THE WAVE ALLISON DUMETT High times with B F Thanks Mom and Dad J R 1. . I love you MY DUONG 24 That’s the way. uh huh. uh huh. I like it. uh huh. uh huh. LISA EDWARDS • ALAN EATON Luv thanks2Fam Friends PATTY ELARTH “Porsche. OceanWavesMPBeaumusisun 4483 Memories with K C there's no substitute!” snow stars 'Desiderata” Booster Buds Summer ’81 h.l’s swimming, smiles •JULIE EVERY Kites rise highest against the wind Anon NeWsChlqUiTaPaNaMaRhSmB •JAY FATHI Pony rock. Ins flowers Duke Spike thanks T D Gieen Thunder ‘S3 FRED DYE I may be a Roughrider But I’m still a “LYNX” The spirit lives on-LYNX KARLA ELLEBRACHT I have no parting sigh to give so take my parting smile KAMALA ENDER MESS WITH THE BEST DIE LIKE THE REST ARMY SPECIAL FORCES HELENE FELCHLIN •KENT FERGUSON and hey. lets be careful out there Sgt Phil Esterhaus GREG DONALDSON DIANNE DUNNING If there is no nappy ending make one out of cookie dough CE JIM ERBES WILD WENATCHEE. Mom Dad Shoot’n Deers w Fellas Hoops 83-84, KB. AZ4ME CHRIS ERICKSON “The Qualitee of Eduk- shun is Goin Down Hill RHS Teacher My Bud Toep TRACY EVERETT Europe '83 'Dont say good by to friend 'Remember 1 times.Chelan.L Y S H 25 CADY FINLAYSON When the body sings, the worid danres. — Tuli Kupterivrg •SARA FORTINE •LISA FISHMAN Esse quam videri (To be rather than to seem to be) -Sallust Links84TheLastofaBreed Shoot’n deers w fellas Football L M. D.AF.B.S S.A. FLEMING Me nihilistic? Noo . . I was always just a quiet Dadaist . . . BILL FOLI ETT Red Mountain ‘84 Goodtimes w G.A.B .T.En B.K J.S. Bye .. “When the camel demanded horns, they cut his ears off! RICK FRIEL Life’s a walking Shadow Who struts frets hours Then is heard no more DOMETHIA FOWLER ALICE FREEDMAN ANGELINA M. FOSS I finally made it!! ERIK FRANKLIN I MADE IT.Left w only Yo. Yo. I’m not a frosh AnotherWaveOfLifeHas memories.Love to MD SJ We are the best! SweptAcrossTheSandAnd ILYMOC83NORGEUHARB1IHOP AMr, __ DwindledToMereMemories ANUIE FREY Now is the time to live your life. And now is the time to be you. “I need how many more credits?” TAMI FRIESON To Mike w Love 8-9-83 12 yrs w C.M We did it! M.B.-B.V.-Mom-Thanks PAULA FROST I.W.M , l-2-3adjust Malibu83',O.J Mark78Z28 GT snBT’s W SH.LP.KL TRACI GALLAHER Malibu '82 KingOfHearts Bed. Bath. Heartache JB. WW - Best Friends 26 MIKE GARSKE Fun times with CHRPP E Where did the time go? Let’s go to Hawaii O.K.? “Do you wanna go on a real journey?” ‘JESSIE GEORGE i John 4;4 Nothing Matters but what if it did? Croak Roadrunner! DEAN GERNESS PTWGASOIC PCP M M'nC OP P SPBB TPB’nJ SSB? VRDH It BB + GR + LTDConv - BadGM UDELL GIBSON II Life-on-the-line-can Be-fine; when-you're at Your-favorite-position YVONNE GAIL GLADSJO SUSAN GLENN Once a mouse, I’m now the Cat. Goodbye chrys- alis. And all of that. CARLA GLICKMAN ANTHONY GONZALEZ As they say In my country “Have a nice day” LORA GOODE The less men think, the more they talk. -Montesquieu TIMOTHY GORDON Track 10 12. Capt 11-12 Love is torever T-Baby 4-ever yours MB Luv TJ AMANDA GORMAN Pals. L. MK AS.AB CREW 83. 84 FA A K. MAX CRUIS1N W JIM A W T F JOHN GRAYSON Como espana non hav nada Sus mujeres y sus vinos Sus cervecas. cervecas JOHN GREELEY I have never let school get in the way of my education Mark Twain MARCELINO GUBALLA 79 Spt PINTO ATARI 400 ST PAUL s. BOCAUE Once there was a way . . 27 YVETTE MARIE GUBERLET Being with my buds GMW Ydnew and Ettevy BFF Summer of '84' GB RHS See ya later. S.S. DEBBY HANDRICH Leaves are falling all around. It’s time I was on my way . Zeppelin PAUL HANG •JENNIFER HANSEN To be what we are. and to become what we are capable of becoming . . . SONJA HANSEN 3 MUSKETEERS. BABY BLUE POKEY:8 more w L! SRFMF Walkin’ on the moon ANTHONY C. HARRIS Thanks Mom. Dad Rick (W.S.U.) Bye fellas All-Met.Hoop83 Wk. Ends HEATHER HASTY Two paths diverged I took that less traveled my path led to treasure PHIL B. HART Shootin’ Deers At Central Wild Times w the L W A The Who;JH.ManPa.‘tripin' •BONNIE HASSON I want out of the freak show and into the main tent BILL HAWKINS It is alway darkest Just before it goes completely black Trav PC “Cheers! •MARYHEMER THE WORLD: . here much is done and little is known •KAREN HERVEY We are the people our parents warned us about BRI: “Allies”! Cor 10:13 TIM HEVLY Why isn’t life more like baseball — I’m good at base- ball . . . ViCD JAZZER CHRIS HEWITT MOTTO: kill ma teechaH she messup ma grAde C.I.L.L. . . .ThanksMom HEIDI ELIZABETH HINN When I walk I see love light dance song and you o’ gentle soul •LISA HOFFMAN Happiness is not a state to arrive at. but a way of traveling. C102 •DAVID HOR1TA Those who stray from the center of the road get run over MICHELLE HOLTZ 1 like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past But is it all just reality?” 29 THAN TUYEN HUYNH DANIEL HYNES JASON ISHIDA If all the world is a stage why am I holding a broom? V2CD!!! VICKI JACKSON Don’t take life so seriously you're not getting out alive B B STEPHANIE JACOBS Wish you could’ve been here Dad! I luv ya Mom! SJ JB GoAlongWay Bye CY HOLLYJAHRAUS BRUCE JAMES MARTIN JOHANSSON Pack my bag’s and fly! Fun in Hawaii Mexico MK aerials w Ml CN;GWB’83; Go 4 A Ski. Pricka ol sap stace’’,TR. for me! It's a rock'n roll suicide BLAKE A. JOHNSON I’LL REMEMBER YOU ALL!! SKIING.GIRLS. ’67VOLVO •THE SPIRIT LIVES ON COLIN JOHNSON I ought to begin again. But it is easier to stop. Christopher Robin goodbye On second thought . a double cheeseburger with lettuce, tamatoe. pickles, and onions does sound good JAMES JOHNSON SEBSASTIANG. JONES Beary Sax-Boundforglory 11 Years of. . MusicMndn “Feet dont fail me now” OLGA MA JONFE It's been a great year Proud to be here—RHS Good Luck to you! KRISTIN JORGENSEN RICHARD JOSEPHSON Life is what happens We could’ve had such a while you’re making good time. “Yes. isn’t other plans CLO2 it pretty to think so?” 30 •KEN JUDY Nothing in life has any business being perfect. • SARAH KELLEY LESLIE KELSIE WishyouwerehereMom! GoodLuckSJ SW! LuvyaDK LK LW GoAlongWay bye CY ELISE KERBER “Well, as the serpent used to say; why not?” George Bernard Shaw ‘ JULIE KILLIAN Believe in other's pos- sibilities. Don't feel it’s all up to you.SBs “That’s two scoops. CARLD. KILWINE Thanks to my Family. Teachers, and Friends. Goal: Best Skier of '84 •JOHN KIM Speech is silver, silence is gold. JARED KIMBALL Rad runs in the Valley DK LWA. baked where's Jody? DAVID KING I didn’t know I could read 'til 1 started bo oking '84 Luv u L.E. Who LAURA KINSMAN Opportunity never knock- ed but 1 think I'm on its mailing list MOLLY KLOEPFER Best pals: LK AS AG AB RG Love you mom dad WTF!'! IHEC NATHAN KOENIG All is flux, nothing is stationary Heracleitus LIZ KOPCHO Thanks-Mom-and-Dad Fun Friends— P S T Amigos-“83 -Sasha ADAM KRIEFALL W Berlin. The Preacher F F . Bingo-Paco Louie Shoot’n Deer w Fella's DAN LARSON What you believe is true (But if it is not true you are crazy) ROBERT LARSON What ever I do I'll do it right cause I’m giving it all my might KRIS LAUREYS It was superdeluxe but why does everybody speak English!! ’ MARGO LAURITZEN There's more pleasure in building castles in the air. than on the ground JON CHANDLER LEACH The island of excellence is surrounded by a sea of sweat, -baleno- •MATT LEAHY Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor-Green Thunder BARBARA SOMMER LEALE Let the good times roll PH.JI.DD. JA.CW.L + JC.SS Sum'83 Malibu. LS R’s. Good Times. Friends My life to you. always May they last forever! GREG LEE . . What Test? ... Gal.2:20 The hot tub isn’t ready KRISTIN LEGGETT Dynamic Duo Kris Lo Mdnght Coozin w pal JT ooh JW I am calling you HEIDI LEWIS Luv you Mom Dad Thanx Goal opera singer-S.S 'enatariLedZedDoorsMJBD MELINDA LEWIS My best year is “84 My best Friend is R G SHEILA LEWIS STEVE LEWIS Mom. Dad I love you ACB RHS Band Oak Leaves Thanx-M + M.LN.M + E.SN JENNIFER LIN Don't feel sad. friends Don’t be lazy, compaies Don’t forget about: me SAM LING Trust in the Lord w all your heart he shall direct your paths PR356 JOHAN LISNELL Om man inte lar sig nagot sa slipper man bli besuiken!! JEFFREY M LOHNES Football 84 “67”Luv D + M ShootnDeersw the Fellas LlNKS84TheLastofaBreed BARB LUCAS Thanks Lil'Sis for all the great times we had! Hawaii '84 Tennis ’83’84 CHRISTOPHER LONGAN MULULUCAS. Live always, my friend, as if there is world enough and time. LYDIA D. LUDWIG Too many things left to do. but no time to do them U.B.83-4. Thanx Ml FEI LUI Bye-Bye my “Daydreams” Thanks God my Family Wonderful my “Life” CAREY MAC WATTERS HERE’S TO YOU MOM DAD 12yrs. w T.F We did it! S B V B. 81-84”! EWAN MAGIE Live from Carnegie Hall Symphony 01 The World Ewan Magie. Cond. Bye •MARY MALTBY Chasing Butterflies Miracle On Ice II SBHCJGACB SS-14 MIKE MARINKOVICH FLYING THROUGH THE DEEP ON My bombin’ boards LM-May 28.83;Baby;THSV MICHAEL MARINOS TAKEN BT'S USN HAWAII 84 Dippin Kodiak good times w JA,GF “Pourquoi prends-tu ma photo?' CARLOS MACABATA “ThankYou” PeppiS RBH” MattT LizE. and sis MB “I love you mom and dad” AUDREY MANDELBAUM LINDA M MACE Belief in 1 self the first step to success. (Good Luck Yo-Yo) BRENT MANN ILYLMRYMH C B 83 SQUEEK Times w Good friends F.BallB Ball 80-84 33 HONE MASCO But it was an accident! What's the Point? MUNDANE? ... Ah Dude •ALEXIS MASNIK Ah. but 1 was so much older then. I’m younger than that now. — Bob Dylan •NICHOLAS MAYO Atheist-one who watches a Notre Dame-SMU game doesn't care who wins •CALVIN MATSUOKA RICHARD MATTOX Love ya Mom FIying Ski Kirkwood Whistler Blackcomb Heavenly JIM McBRIDE School is a case of Hurry up and wait ’84 JULIE McCALLUM Booster Buds. Spurs. YL SHAWN McCULLOUGH Malibu83. WhistlerSkiing Goodtimes with B.S.G. MARILYN E. MEENEN MICHAEL McCREADY • PAUL McCULLOH There remain then-faith SHADOW. Mygge RULES MEH! Nemo mc impune tecessil hope + lovebutthegreatest WTIP?. DATD.RR.PS.TACOS of these is !ove ICorl3 JEFF.E.J.VP.MF.MOM.DAD —________________________________________________ KARL McCRAY. JR. MELINDA McCOY Trvto yourself Torch runner-up light Fol,ow Vour own dream monitor. My future’s Thanks to my family bleak. Ain’t it neat? Dope y RENEE MENTI ASHIFF MERALI • SUSAN MERLINO HowLong ItHas BeenSince Luv Ya Dad.Mum-Thanx Me FIRWOOD 83 ICorin 20:13 Yesterday. ButWhatAbout MoviesSoccer4everHoli Hope the pea crop fails 34 Tomorrow . . ? PST’ SMW'J day in TANGA?!!??What?! PST IWM BI-CJ WT-R FIuz KATHRYN METS ‘AIR SUPPLY Golf fun Psalm 121:1-2 V and B Thanx! Luv, K DAN MEUSE Sensitivity-is it worth the effort? Thx Mom. DadAL. JIB Grumpy JEFF MILLS R.H.S. FOOTBALL “81-84' Champagne Breakfasts V.R. Insanarchy JEFF MINZEL “Thought that I was a Devil? I’m only an angel waiting for my wings PETER MOORES SALT AND PEPPER 80-84 B A S B.S.J M.GHETTO T. I HAVE ONLY JUST BEGUN CAROLYN MORRILL DIANE MUSSELMAN Psychedelic Candy. DG BigBrothersWatching! AL Life Goes On ELSIE . YO LORENE MUSSELMAN 3Ls + BigW-Kiki 84 LP!? Twgs. KB? BB83 I'm Hip! GTs Memoriesw 84Mybb.MM JEFF NAON Love 2 Ma.Pa . YEA TEAM LK CHLAN.HALLOWEEN Prty FUN TIMES W D A. 1984' KYM NELSON LORI NELSON SUSAN CAROL NERSETH Don’t want no fancy Mom Dad I MADE IT THANX A promising future lies reunion, the circus SL DH JB LL MF MAC YEA! ahead. M W Meet you just left town V.H. LOVEYA RAINER FRIENDS halfway, sweetheart! DANNY NEWCOMB Shadow. P. Willis. S.G. MUSIC. AMBITION. THANKS MOM. DAD 35 LORALEE NIELSEN Tend Life’s Garden: Plant. Animal. Friend All need work and love. ELLEN NJOKU LOVELY YEAR MEANS 84’ DOUBLE FUN IS SUCCESS! 84’ A DREAM OF KNOWLEDGE EMMANUEL NJOKU 84 LOOKS GOOD ON ME I NEED YOUR SMILE BABY I LOVE YOU MOM DAD BOB OLSON NO QUARTER: R R R I P I’m in the mood. 151 MY SHOES? PAMLoveYallThanx JIM OHLSEN GOOD TIMES-GOOD FRIEND SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL NR.BL.SP.SP.BAND.SKY CHRISTOPHER OLSON •DANAOUTCALT Till you reach out your hand to the king 36 of Hearts-R Stonehill “You woke me up for this?” LARA PALMATIER VB Kiki 84.3L’S + big W 8 more of these! POKEY GTS w PS.my CCR.JDM EVELYN PORC1NCULA LISA PRICE In the morning I’ll raise my head, and I’ll think of days gone by DAVID PITTON I SHALL RETURN! LOVE YA. MOM DAD STUART N. PLUMB Come my friends Tis not too late to seek a new world. •AMYPOMP Love + DoWhatYouWill ZEP Summer81 Vulcan Power BarnyBrooklynAlpoErmaST •CHARLIE PEHA Your love inspires me to be the best I can be. I love you all. SARA PETERSEN Summer '83, good times Booster Buds, “it just doesn’t matter 10-30-82 SCOTT EDWARD PERRIN “You think I care about preservatives?’ Chess club;Concert choir Chamger choir. SK Y.club Computer programming RALPH PLOEGMAN (Skiing is the Best) VAN HALEN LED ZEPPELIN Memory of Class of 84 JETHRO PEOPLES IV Football. BL 1.2 RHS1 Time.Pt.W.C.R.D.R.C.M Thanks MOM DAD KURT PERRY WILDWENATCHEE PEKIN Shoot’n Deers w Fellas LINSKS84LASTOFABREED FRANK PETERS Enjoy Today Tomorrow May Be Worse Motorcycle Power Thanks Mom-N-Dad 37 PATRICK PYNE Love alwavs for lowo is one thing you can’t have too much of. SI-TRUNG QUAN RONDEE RAATZ ANNA RABEL Love 2 my friends, may WHAT MORE CAN I SAY? we grow up but never I love it AB.CB.BN DAD apart WHITE SHADOW BASKETBALL JOB RAMIREZ For all those yrs. 1 finally made it. PETE RASMUSSEN I’m not totally useless -- at least I can serve as a bad example! VIRGINIA REGNIER CYNTHIA RIOS The Lord is My Shepherd Psalm:23 Malibu 83’ HUGS Booster Buddies SMILES ARMINDA RIVEZ NICK ROBERTS Keep this picture. You may want me to autograph it some day. For a qood time, call . . . 38 CHARLISA RODGERS 1 love you Mom. Wish my Dad is here. Tony Newton forever. VitaminC. BFIPN EARL ROLAND I Luv U Mom Dad. Next pechesll’m so cool ‘84’ Keep cool JT.GS.EB.ect CARL ROUHIA1NEN M1NO WORKS AT IT AGAIN TRIPLE YUK 2 SHEDS 84 St SHERMAN AUSTRALIA I JORDAN ROYER DOUG RUPPENTHAL (F.F.)Paco-Hagen-han M’ing at the Pit and Probing on the beach. That chemical reaction really blows my mind! MARTIN D. SANDERS ROLAND SANDO ALEJANDRA SANDOVAL We’re remembered for ch- Life is like a dream. QA Grizzly in ‘ 81 '10 aracter-oot accomplish- until you face reality. M.EX.G.ln 92 ments. ISWWMASSH20JZBBFW Insanity In 83 Thanks Mom Dad M.G. DAN SCALF Crotalus Confluentus F. Molurus Bivitatus Constrictor Constrictor ANDREW SAWICKI You only see the obstacles When you take your eyes off the goal TORI SCARLATOS Stages and changes. So many memories good and bad. Good times in the GCED mobiles! •TRISH SCEARCE Money will never make U happy, and happy will never make you money. ‘KAREN SCHOLTE Nature gave us 2 ears but 1 tongue so that we should listen more than speak TOM SCHRADER FRED SCHUBERT Golf;skiing;breaking 80 Many thanks.Coach Hogle .Ken.Alan.Nielsens. God • DARRYL SCLATTLR Oh. never mind BOB SEKI It is by death that life is known —Frank Herbert JONATHAN SELIN GORDON SESLAR MARY SETO LET MANUAL DO HIS OWN Live’s not a problem to LABOR. THANXS HK.RB.SL solve but a reality to PM.BTS.BNG.WS.BA.JR.OMR experience IWM C102CCC 39 STEVE SHARPE High Point Lane. Soccer wild times w LWA “I’m not here to learn” J. C Break on through to the other side -J M .SFD BART SHORACK Ziggy. Clash 84. Sr’s Some get up bright early? I get up early ISWW' Stupefyin’! JENNIFER SIDER They can change their minds, but they can’t change me . IWM DAVID SIMPSON PAT SIMMONS Europe83 A-CLASH ROCKER LINKS84THELASTOFABREEP SWEETSWEET GIRLTOME LP AHO SINH JON SISK GREY POUPON Pop Tarts Christmas Spam Death Spuds Ride The Waves. HANS SLETTE outofmybrainonthetrain Shootin’ Deers BT Time stayfree . ALLISON SMART Raise your hand if you’re sure! BABARA SMITH How do you spell relief G R A D U-A T ION Love 2 all my Friends BRADY SMITH Gone Fishin’ Mundane what9 ERIC SMITH That Hurt . . Not MUNDANE’HUH'' •STEVE SMITH Press not for InXS For the Inner Thee Strive Hard to Be 40 Have you ever had one of those days? JEFF TAYLOR GLC UW.FIRWOOD FLUFFY P-VAULT. GOLF Thanks Mom. Dad. Oates and Acc STEVEN TAYLOR HEARING IMPAIRED CLUB I like Shelly •BRAD SOLBERG It’s off to work he goes in the name of science And all its wonders •LESLEY SOMMER Hope is the thing with feathers KEVIN SPITZER WHO KNOWS WHAT EVIL LURKS IN THE MINDS OF MEN? THE SHAf)OW KNOWS KURT STREETER Kirk to Enterprise Beam me up Scotty, No intelligent life here” JASON STROPE ITS ONLY TEENAGE WASTELAND DEAN SUTTON Rockin in 84 with DP SH BB SL Love to my family good times with Dan.B.S. CHARTCHAI SRITHANANAN 17 years is great Best Time-Summer '83 Love Mom Dad Thanks! LISA TAFIL HAO TAO •PAULA TAYLOR There is always a moment when the door opens and lets the future in. DENNIS SWEI To-Fast-to-Live.To-Young To-Die.Kegk'n Cashely- SR in-d-SKy-BTCLASH 84 •MAUDSTEYAERT The question is not what you look at but what you see — HDT GREG STEEN 41 • DON QUYEN THAI Truthfully there is always only one way to act in any situation HM ‘JAMES W.TOEPEL Shootn Deers w the Boys Mdnght Coozin. MGB CE Memries W KL. Kap TO ANH TRAN MEMORY WILL DIMINISH UNLESS YOU GIVE IT EXERCISE KIM THOMAS Everyone is a moon and has a dark side wh he never shows to anybody MIKE THOMAS Life only comes once to my knowledge so take it while you can and live. •CAM NGUYEN TRAN Success Grows Out Of JOHN TRAFTON Struggles To Overcome I like BASKETBALL Difficulties. I like Kung Uj •STACI THOMPSON Why should we ever be Lonely when we live in the Milky Way .... •CAM PH AT TRAN He that has patience can have what he wishes TAI TIEU PHUONG HUU TRAN THIEN TAI CHANG QUA LA SU CO GANG LAU DAI YUNG TUN DAVF TRIOL Football 80-84 Beat the system MENTAL TOUGHNESS JACQUELINE TUGGLE Never Say Never Again Love you always H T Thanx 4 good times in 82 LINDA TUNG There’s nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so! Did you say smile?” 42 JAMESTURNER Kickin with the Fellas. BS.EB.ER.MD.DH.Track 3-4 Moving on up to '84 •TIAVALL-SPINOSA ITS-GOT-TO-BE-OVER YOU CAN-SAY. THAT'S-THE best-TIME l-EVER-HAD. ARMANDO VASQUEZ Where’s the other half of the worm?” •ANDREA VEDEROFF 1 thing I desire of the Lord — that I may live w Him 4ever Ps27:3 M MLBC • MARIA J.VERDUGO IMadeTheWallOfShadowDr- awBack. BeyondDesireAct IWalkedOn. This is true! •PETER VERRETTO It's like a jungle some- times . . GMF; ISWW;blam! ULTRAMEGABOGUSMAJORCLAM LARRY VIENA I LIKE WRESTLING I LIKE KUNG FU TALKING HANDS PLAYERS KATIE WALLS J-nK 11 7 82 B B's SAM FF-MAC!! High Times!? Thanx D-n-M-n-S 84 yah! PETER VIGIL Relax your muscles when you can. Relaxing your brain is fatal. VS. Moss LARRY WALTON Lying. LEFT HAND, fora pillow, on the shingled slant of the roof, there LINDA WALKER I love Marc Gonzales JM LM.AG.AM M.D.HB. Dad Mom Gram. GENE WARNICK Experience is a hard teacher, it gives the test before the lesson KRISTY WALL As a child grows, the world becomes a smaller place CLYDE WASHINGTON KATHERINE WALLS 43 44 •BETH WEBER Strive for success, don’t EXPECT success 12 17 82.oh really, NEWS Contemplation •CHRIS WELANDER Well! This is another fine mess you’ve gotten me into. —Oliver Hardy EDDIE WELLS Sugar Bear Mucho d Nero Thanks Mom.Dad and ESB E W and MR Always’’US ALAN WESLEY “It's better left un- said!’’ Ryles, where’s my cookies! Zaijian! LESLIE WEST Sure Reagan promised to take senility test but what if he forgets? PATRICK WEST Sweet harmony sets me free, and I’m back to where I belong.” • KATHY WESTON CHERYL LYNN WILLIAMS SB BUDS FUNTIMES! WMH’s QA Grizzlie at heart! ’THE GANG : KW AD DD DS Spurs. Volleyball, fun! OOZ BLUES! THANKS HB! GSBFR RLGFE.WWTeds Mop! SHEREE WILSON ILY MOM.DAD.SP.JP.LW.AR GL Page TY LK.ILWTWB D V B BALL 2. 3.4K WAMB •JENNIFER WOODRUM ‘VIVIAN P WU You see your shadow Remembering the good when you turn times. remembering you your back to the sun. TAIKO YAMAZAKI •BECKIE YOUNG EUROPE '83 Ooh Baby! phil 4 1 GO FOR IT! •DAVID YOUNT The best way to win an argument is to start by being in the right PRODUCTIONS You can’t prove that there’s no proof. —C.S. Lewis 47 ALTOS Lana Bell Crystal Bishop Sonja Cole Monica Franson Tonja Gilbert Lisa Kelly Angela Morris Lori Nelson Robyn Winfield Tracy Woods BASSES Elias Bullock Eddie Dobeas Don Hale Matt Layden Steve Lewis Reg Lucas Ken Nielsen Scott Perrin Tony Rickerson SOPRANOS Melissa Carter Nicole Gilbert Heidi Hinn Heidi Lewis Carey MacWatters Melissa Michaud Kim O'Neil Stacy Plumb Camille Rivon Kristen Turner Kim Van Norman TENORS Dwayne Donahue Ray Lucas Steve Sanayei Bobby Taylor A Sound Foundation The Concert Choir, directed by Paul Hass was kept busy this year with numerous perfor- mances. The choir performed at the Holyberry festival in December and entered the Eastern Washington University festival in Cheney in January. The Concert Choir also was in- volved in the musical presented in the spring. Through dedication and hard work the group had a very rewarding year. “Oh my goodness your “E’s” are flat.” 48 SOPRANOS Helene Felchlin Nicole Gilbert Bonnie Hasson Heidi Lewis Cristina Poppe Stracy Jones ALTOS Crystal Bishop Ursala Capilitan Tamiko Little TENORS Demieco Benson David Clark Chris Rimple BASSES Andy Hunting Reg Lucas Choi Mun Don Thai “The Trio” hits Roosevelt. The 1983 school year gave rise to a new choral group called the Chamber Singers. This group, directed by Paul Hass, was involved in a variety of events. They were in the Holyberry and Spring festivals, and participated in the Eastern Washington University Festival in Cheney. Other performances included public shows for various civic organizations. C h a m b e r 49 VIOLINS Diane Anderson Sean Caughlan Adrienne Chacon Patricia Chacon Sandy Chiu Jeff Cook Reva Cox Zach Edwards Simone Franson Cindy Hages Jay Liu Ewan Magie Siobham Mahoney Jennifer Morrison Heidi Myer Janine Oates Stuart Plumb Chris Ramos Erin Renshaw Chris Schnable Larry Seto Bing Wan Heather World Mike Wilson Norman Yee April Acevez VIOLAS April Acevez Lesa Moore Mara Soloman Mindy Williams Jamie Caffery Nora Engebretson Monica Franson Heather Hoffman Sigrid Vonason Lara Webber FRENCH HORNS David Burke Jesse Peel Symphonic Sounds BASS Brad Hartshorn Michelle Lloyd Phillip Wright FLUTE Sarah Bassingthwaite Crystal Bishop Anusia Ciesler Meagan Cobb Mary Ferguson Lisa Fishman Stephanie Hackman Kristin Kane Chris Kiehn Karen Lee Jessica Ritts TRUMPETS Jeff Di Julio Craig Hampson TROMBONES Steve Every Amy Hevly Justin Mayo PERCUSSION Daniel Dale Chris Hayes Dylan Okimoto FLUTES Amy Snover OBOES Mary Hackney Tryg Hille CLARINETS Brian Balfour Jeannie Dusbury Karen Lauth Siko Park Lucinda Payne Dan Raskind BASSOONS Dan Meuse Marie Worley Once again. Roosevelt’s Orchestra mesmerized audiences with their fine repetoire of Classical and Contem- porary Works. Under the direction of Mr. Paul Hass, the Orchestra broadened their musical abilities and provided entertainment for anyone who got to listen to them. As usual, the Or- chestra played in the annual Hollyberry and Spring Concerts, along with com- peting in the Northwest Orchestra Festival in Gresham. Oregon. To top off their exciting year the Orchestra played for this year’s musical: Guys and Dolls. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA VIOLINS Jenny Chamber Jenny Chapman Cady Finlayson Mari Horita Pete Rasmussen Lora Schuldt Lesley Sommer VIOLAS Cara Glickman Shelly Grant CELLOS Carolyn Morrill Wendy Parson BASS Gene Warnick KEYBOARD Squeeaaak . . . What do you want? Rachael Chapman The twelve members of Roosevelt’s Chamber Orchestra, a talented group of exceptionally gifted musicians, worked hard this year to perfect their concert pieces. Since the Chamber Orchestra had no Concert Master or Concert Mistress, the entire ensemble input ideas and criticism to further better their musicianship. The group played in the annual Hollyberry and Spring Concerts along with three Concerts of their own in which they backed up soloists along with their usual repetoire. The group also competed in the Northwest Or- chestra Festival in Gresham, Oregon. 51 4. Playing With Pride Marching in time? The 1983-84 Roosevelt Marching Band underwent a year of change, while still thrilling the many students at sporting events and pep assemblies. Under the new Band Director Mr. Charles Ray and the Student Band Council, the musicians were inspired to perform to the best of their abilities, this year. In addition to the fine traditional perfor- mances, the Band hopes to add other mar- ching opportunities to its full schedule. Many of the new ideas this year were instituted by the ever enthusiastic Mr. Ray. Susan Bry President, Drum Major Steve Lewis Drum Major Julie Every Doug Barker Vice President Secretary, Treasurer Kari Coglon Mary Maltby Librarian, Junior Rep. Senior Rep. Kim Ambler Jane Ambler Doug Barker Anissa Bashey Noel Bicknell Nancy Bry Mike Bry Susan Bry Mark Byers Kelly Carpenter Kari Coglon Julie Every Brendt Fenske Donna Flake Dan Fortine Tammy Fowler Chris Friel Matt Gerber Erik Gresseth Jennifer Haigh Peter Houghton Brendan Halfman Bill Hawkins Ean Hernandez Kyle Jones Carol Lauth Karen Lauth Steve Lewis Michelle Lloyd Ana Lomuntad Mary Maltby Jason Margolis Janet McCracken Andre McGann Mark McGary Michael Miller Jim Morris Jim Ohlsen Erika Olds John Paloy Ed Pamatian Efraun Paredes Jose Pinto Gordon Pollard Mark Pray Alysson Rindal Andrea Rucker Paul Schmitt Diana Sheythe Bruce Siqueland Ramon Strange Bryan Ubaghs Craig Vincent Mary Williams Jon Wise Ross Wolf 53 Steve Cahill Henk Dawson Andrew D’Angelo Tom D’Angelo Gary Gunderson Junko Hall Tim Hevly Craig Johnson Sebastian Jones Andrew Keefe Paul McCulloh Jeff Minzel Charles Peha Eric Rucker Marty Sanders Patrick West Daniel Dale Phillip Write Making Music The 1983-84 school year brought a new teacher to the Roosevelt Music Department. Mr. Charles Ray Under the direction of Mr Ray the Jazz Band was exposed to new teaching methods and new types of music which were performed at the Clark College Jazz Band Festival, the Columbia Basin J.B.F and the Central Washington Invitational J.B.F. Along with these performances the Jazz Band played in the Fall and Spring perfor- mances. 54 y+fWy ii Zffr,4W4£'.o STAGE 01W?M a Under the direction of Mr. Ruben Van Kem- pen. the Stage Crew hammered, sawed and painted flats for the various productions throughout the year Along with learning these skills the stage crew also learned how to run the lighting and sound systems All in all it was a good year for the stage crew. iThe Set Society to Aggravate General Education Iliya Clark Julie McBride William Forrester Shawn McCullough Erik Forrey Hilary Mischke Teresa Green Lee Portnoff Joseph Irizarry Einar Roden Heather Johnson Chris Sortun Dain Jones Kathryn Thomas James LaCross Jeffry Walker Frank Lawrence Eddie Wilson Gregory Malins (gopher) David Williams 55 Diary of Anne Frank Sarah Kelley Jennifer Sider Anne Frank Anne Frank This year’s fall production added a new twist to Roosevelt’s Drama Depart- ment, instead of the usual Colorful, Funny, Large-casted play that has been so common in the past, the Drama VI-VII group decided to do a more serious and intimate play. The Diary of Anne Frank is a true story about a group of Jewish people trapped in Ger- man invaded Amsterdam during World War II. The play was adapted for the stage from the actual Diary of Anne Frank. With the success of a serious fall production, future fall productions might follow in the tradition. Bart Schorack Mr. Frank Jennifer Hansen Mrs. Frank Brady Smith Mr. Frank Audrey Mandelbaum Mrs. Frank Sebastian G. Jones Peter Van Daan Rick Friel Mr. Kraler 56 Eric Edward Smith Mr. VanDaan Mark Miller Mr. VanDaan Margo Lauritzen, Karen Chalupnic, Beth Boram Margot Frank Mary Hemer, Elise Kerber, Angela Maestas Mrs. VanDaan 57 “True Confestions” This year’s Drama Fest, under the theme “True Confestions,” proved to be an outstanding experience for many Roosevelt studen- ts. Fest gave the Drama VI-VII students an opportunity to direct and act in plays with other Roosevelt students in displaying their skill and talents. Each cast had perfection as a goal for the week of the festival. The performances were then judged by professional actors and actresses who had graduated from Roosevelt. Finally, everyone celebrated and the Fest climaxed on the Award’s Night when awards were given to the top three plays, the best actors, actresses, and directors. Ruben Van Kempen Advisor The Real Inspector Hound Written by Tom Stoppard, directed by Mindy Rice. The Real Inspector Hound is a very funny mystery about two critics who become involved in a play they are watching. Cast: Greg Malins, Shaun Berkbigler, Jenny Sider, Jennifer Hansen, Andy Press, Cathy Forsythe, Kris Laureys, and Rob Larsen. Aria Da Capo Written by Edna St. Vincent-Millay, directed by Elise Kerber. Aria Da Capo is a drama about the tragedy of war, especially in reference to World War I, and those groups involved, the rich and the poor. Cast: Tom D’Angelo. Beth Boram, Larry Biely, Adam Hasson, Ulya Clark. 58 The Winner Written and directed by Mrs. Marianne Gutteridge. The Winner is a tale of a young man’s woes in searching for a girlfriend. Cast: Andy Amundsen, Larry Viena, Melinda Lewis, Sally Harrington, Rowena Rambayon, Dani Ander- son, Denise DeShaw, Chris Rim- ple. Archy And Mehitabel Written by Joe Darrian and George Kleinsinger, directed by Jenny Chapman. Archy And Mehitabel is a musical about a poetic cockroach who types messages about his friend, a free spirited alley cat. Cast: Mike Su, David Clark. Laura Web- ber, Matt Shorack, Trisha Cotton, Cady Finlayson, Mary Kay Olson, Bonnie Hasson, Jennifer Woodrum. I’ll Be Home For Christmas Written by Robert Anderson, directed by Rick Friel. I’ll Be Home For Christmas is a serious drama about two parents trying to deal with their children growing up too fast. Cast: Mary Hemer, Eric Smith, Angela Maestas. 59 Infancy Written by Thornton Wilder, directed by Margo Lauritzen, and assisted by Trish Scearce. Infancy is a satire centered around the irony that the mothers walking around Central Park with their children act like children, and the children act like adults. Cast: Angie Frey, Caitlin Burke, Marc Masnik, Jason Edwards, Mark Swaf- ford. The Property Is Condemned Written by Tennessee Williams, directed by Audrey Mandelbaum. The Property Is Condemned is a drama about a slightly in- sane young girl who is found by a schoolboy playing hooky while walking along some railroad tracks. The boy’s original intent was to watch the girl dance naked. Cast: Karen Chalupnik, Mark Miller. Portrait Of A Madonna Written by Tennessee Williams, directed by Jordan Royer. Portrait of a Madonna is a serious drama about a woman who severs herself from society in a hotel room and, as a result of this isolation, is taken to an insane asylum. Cast: Sarah Kelly, An- drea Croll, Shawn Marier, Mike Leery, Chris Sortun. 60 Nothing On Written by Michael Frayne, directed by Brady Smith. Nothing On is a comedy portraying the behind the scenes of a travelling British farce, as it is performed by the thoroughly confused yet dedicated original cast. Cast: Alexis Masnik, Bart Shorack, Sara Fleming, Shaun McMahon. Romy Church, James Tyson, Michele Millar, Kevin Spitzer. and Tom Colbeck. Stage Managers: Shaun McCullogh, Karen Hervey, Ulya Clark, Colin Johnson, Erik Forrey. Jeff Walker, Chris Sortun, Will Forrester, Joe Lee. Cara Glickman Company Manager Sound Crew Sebastian Jones Company Manager The Roosevelt Sound Crew was a new and much needed group at Roosevelt High School. This crew served the audio and visual needs at assemblies and sports events, and video taped for drama productions and athletics. Thanks to this group the events at Roosevelt ran more smoothly. 61 Sound Crew from left to right: Frank Lawrence, Paul Schmitt, Jim LaCrosse. Dinner Theater Mary Hemer Elvira Leah Brass Madam Aracati Blithe Spirit % Brady Smith Charles Elise Hansen Ruth Karen Chalupnik Edith Mindi Rice Mrs. Bradman Sebastian Jones Dr. Bradman A Murder is Announced Marc Masnik Edmund Under the direction of Mr. Ruben Van Kempen, the Drama VI-VII group added a new dimension to their usual Spring curiculum by presenting two plays for dinner theater instead of just one. The two plays presented were “A Murder Is Announced” by Agatha Cristi and “Blithe Spirit” by Noel Coward. The addition of one play made for a bet- ter selection for both actor and audience, all in all it was a good ex- perience for Drama VI-VII. David Clark Patrick Guys and Dolls Chris Sortun Iliya Clark Stage Manager Student Director Cast Janiel Aucott Jim Bernard Kim Beuche Stephanie Brennan Steve Cahill Eugenia Chan Romy Church David Clark Trisa Cotton Andy D’Angelo Tom D Angelo Jason Edwards Catty Finlayson Catherine Forsythe Kristi Fuller Mat Gerber Gary Gunderson Don Hale Adam Hasson Sebastian Jones Amie Junes David Killian James Kim Huei Kuo Margo Lauritzen Michelle Lloyd Angela Maestas Greg Malins Alexis Masnik Shaun McMahan Brian Manard Sue Merlino Mark Miller Jerry Morgan Madhura Mukherji Mary Kay Olson Charlie Peha Janet Piehl Pete Rasmussen Jordan Royer Mary Seto Bart Shorack Mat Shorack Jenny Sider Jessica Thonn Tami Trefethen James Tyson Maria Verdugo Lara Weber Mary Williams Vivian Wu Musical Direction, Back Row: Mr. Van Kempen, Director and Choreographer; Mr. Paul Hass, or- chestra Director; Front Row: Ms. Bardsley, Vocal Ad- visor; Missing Mrs. Forsman, Production Crew Ad- visor. This year’s Spring Musical “Guys and Dolls” was a much loved at- traction at the stage of Roosevelt High School. The story concerns a horde of typical Broadway characters. Half of them are gamblers, and the action concerns them, their girls, and their troubles. The chief trouble is deciding between the rolling of the dice and the beating of the heart. The other half of the characters include the Salvation Army Mission who are set on converting the corrupted gamblers. Thanks to Mrs. Forsman and her productions crew, the spring musical went over well with dynamic sets and creative costumes. Much appreciation to Iliya Clark, Student Director, and Ms. Susan Bardsley, Vocal Director, for the time they devoted to the spec- tacular event. Production Crew Matha Azemun Barrett Kimball Jenny Ballew Gloria Menges Lorie Bunas Lisa Moore Jaime Caffery JoAnn Mountain Nicole Cambell Kathe Seidemann Melissa Carter Mary Shangrow Anna Cieslar Kevin Spitzer Monique DeFaye Joann Stellwag Debbie DeHaven Sara Tam Corey Eagles Kathryn Thomas Michelle Faulkner Leesa Watson Leslie Galvin Christina Welander Mary Hackney Barbara Weston Maura Wilson Follow the fold and stray no more. Sue me. Crap!!!! 65 Creative Minds . . . In Tree: (L to R) Jessica Thonn, Iliya Clark, Andy Berkbigler. April Acevez, Angel Nunley, Jason Edwards, Shawn Berkbigler. Standing: (L to R) Eugenia Bertulis, Carl Rouhiainen, Darla King, Angie Frey, Audrey Mandelbaum, Siobhan Mahoney, I-Chin Tu, Dawna DeStasio, Anne Berkbigler, Tara De Coster, Lisa Slettbak, Renee Heib. Sitting: (L to R) Anna Bergman, Sara Teller, Lisa Kelly, Amanda Klein, Andy Hunting, Kellie Hawkins. Talking Hands Players. Fall production “The Minner.” Melinda Lewis, Sally Harrington, Chris Rimple, Andy Amundson, Rowena Rambayon, Larry Viena. Mind works, Roosevelt’s creative arts publication, had an enthusiastic year. With the help of their advisor Dr. Diane Hansen, co-editors Tara DeCoster and Shaun Berkbigler, business editor Eugenia Bertulis, submissions editor I- Chin Tu, and April Acevez the art editor, the members compiled stories, poems, and other art forms submitted by the student body into their publication. The group met weekly to vote on works to go into the magazine, and to contrive money making projects to pay for their efforts. The Talking Hands Players of Roosevelt enjoyed a good year of fun and satisfaction. Under the direction of Mrs. Marianne Gutteridge, their ad- visor, the Players skillfully performed their productions, such as their Fall production “The Minner.” 66 And Creative Hands BACK ROW: Larry Viena. Michael Barquet, John Radovich. Andrea Tabb, Carl Kilwine, Chris Rim- pie. Reggie Smith. Ralph Ploegman, James Eng, Steven Taylor MIDDLE ROW: Karl McCray. Kao Saeteurn. Charlisa Rodgers, Karen McIntosh, Sari Anderson, Marla Broetz, Melinda Lewis. Rowena Rambayon. John Trafton. FRONT ROW: Monalisa Huff, Mireya Castillo, Lourdes Aguins, Linda Sinkins, Andy Amundson, Sally Harrington, Khonh Diep, Denise DeShaw, Dina Marie Castillo. The Hearing Impaired Club at Roosevelt was involved in many interesting and fun activities throughout the school year. With the help of Mrs. Marianne Gutteridge. their advisor, Dani Anderson, president, vice-president Andy Amundson, Karen Mcintosh, their secretary- treasurer, and all of their other officers, the Hearing Im- paired Club participated in sporting events, parties, and assemblies, all of which were organized by the members themselves. 67 i ooseuelt News Fall Staff Doug Cattcrall Editorial Editor Peter Vigil Editorial Editor Bruce Busch Sports Editor Jay Fathi Sports Editor Trish Scearce News Editor Maria Verdugo Feature Editor Margo Lauritzen Feature Editor Photo not available Beth Weber Editor-in-Chief Julie Every Associate Editor Reporters Kellie Alvord Taren Beck Kirk Callison Lissa Cantrell Darren Christian Curt Cortelyou Andrew Dale Michelle Heyne Garth Kane Kenneth Davis Kent Ferguson Traci Gallaher Derek Garnett Debby Handrich Amy Pomp Doug Ruppenthal Karen Scholte Paula Taylor Kim Thomas Alan Wesley Patrick West Staff Artist Jenny Chapman Photographer Renee Halffman Harlan Bosmajian Photo Editor 68 Spring NewsStaff Mr. James M. Jacobsen Advisor Michelle Heyne Associate Editor Curt Cortelyou Editorial Editor Doug Catterall Editorial Editor Jay Fathi Editor-in-Chief Bruce Busch Sports Editor Kent Ferguson Sports Editor This year Roosevelt High School students were again enter- tained and informed by the Fall and Spring staffs of the Roosevelt News. Under the supervision of advisor Mr. James Jacobsen, and the direction of Editors-in-Chief Beth Weber (Fall) and Jay Fathi (Spring) the class was able to publish a very successful, award winning newspaper. The bi- monthly publication not only presented school activities, but gave interesting views on local and worldwide events. Kim Thomas Feature Editor Staci Thompson Feature Editor Julie Every News Editor Cindy Sanford Ad Manager Jennifer Hubbard Ad Manager Renee Halffman Chris Welander Photo Editor Circulation Manager Christina Ortiz Staff Artist Reporters Taren Beck Amy Pomp Sharon Bissell Doug Ruppenthal Harlan Bosmajian Jamen Shively Helen Chatalas Paul A. Schmitt Andrew Dale Paula Taylor Lisa Dawson Maria Verdugo Traci Gallaher Megan Walker Ako Hall Beth Weber Amy Hevly Alan Wesley Richard Josephsc 1 Garth Kane Photographers Young Ho Kim Peter Vigil Tom Leahy Megan Vogel Heather MacColl Taren Beck 69 Lisa Hoffman Activities Editor Paweena Chaiyapathna Raul Borromeo Activities School Life Editor Kristi Fuller School Life Maud Steyaert Sr. Instr. Editor Jennifer Gerber Activities Henk Dawson Division Pages Editor James Kim Division Pages Strenuous Life Staff Jared Kimball Sr. lnstr. Editor UrMi u - I Jenny Minzel Senior Class Amy Levensky Senior Class Peter Veretto Underclass Editor Merv” Underclass Editor Janiel Aucott Underclass Editor Aaron Ausejo Underclass Dan O'Connor Underclass 70 Kristin Jorgensen Sports Editor Daren Chamberlin Sports Editor Alexis Masnik Editor-in-Chief Mr. Jerry Elarth Advisor Sebastian Jones Productions Editor Rhonda Dorsey Sports Alex Peters Sports Jt: Harlan Bosmajian Head Photographer The 1983-84 Strenuous Live Staff presents this annual to you with much pride and confidence. We feel that we have captured the events as well as the memories of the past year. Although there were many pressures and deadlines, we managed to get through them with the help of all the staffers. We’d also like to thank Mr. Jerry Elarth, our ad- visor, and Alexis Masnik, Editor-in-Chief, for without them the suc- cessful completion of this annual would not have been possible. We hope the sixty-first edition of the Strenuous Life is an accurate portrayal of your school year. Enjoy it. Behind the scenes of Annual Staff. Sue Merlino Productions Editor Steve Every Productions Kathy Richardson Productions Martin Johanson Photographer HaoTao Photographer Rehman Husain Bashey Dennis Yu Photographer Photographer Todd Donato Photographer 71 SPORTS The Real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new lands Riders Run Rampant The 1983 Roosevelt football squad finished the season with a respectable 5 and 3 win-loss ratio. The team was led by Junior quarterback Darrell Hudson, with the help of Senior receivers Don Amick and Steve Moore. Adding yar- dage on the ground were Senior run- ning backs Marvin Dove and Brent Mann. The offense was aided by the blocking of Senior linemen Jay Fathi, Jeff Lohnes, Matt Leahy, Curt Cor- telyou and Daren Chamberlin. This year’s gridders were equally im- pressive on defense with strong showings from Seniors Jeff Mills, Dave Triol, and Eric Franklin and Junior Mark Linden. Even with the loss of many ex- perienced players, the Riders should have a promising season next year. Teds put the collar on Ingraham Men’s Football: BACK ROW: Trainer Craig Johnson, Trainer Lisa Dawson, Trainer Pat Simmons, Manager LaTonyia Thom- pson, Manager Rhonda Dorsey, Coach Ward. Coach Willey, Coach McCausland, Coach Nutting, Coach Walker, Coach Boitano. Fifth Row: Dave Triol, Mark Linden, John McCallum, Robert Jarvis, Xavier Alexander. Trainer Dave Williams, Tim Ridenour, Manager Mark Luker Fourth Row: Hans Slette, John Arnott. Keith Busch, Dave King, Dave Fischer, Paul Thomaston, Erik Franklin, Greg Anderson, Don Hale, Alex Peters. Third Row: John Shepard, Jeff Mills, Jethro Peoples, Miks S. Buck, Dave Kasemeier, Andy Edwards, Tom Hodge, Wayne Johnson, Keith Mundy. Second Row: Steve Moore, Don Amick, Stacy Goodwin, Kurt Perry, Mike A. Buck, Brian Waugh, Larry Biely, Kirk Callison, Marvin Dove, Sean Ousley. Front Row: Darrel Hudson, Daren Chamberlin, Greg Fitting, Udell Gibson. Brent Mann, Jay Fathi, Jeff Lohnes, Matt Leahy, Curt Cortelyou. Dave Kasemeier wheels down the left side A riders view of catastrophe BACK ROW: Coach McCausland, Coach Nutting, T.C. Little, Coach Ward. FOURTH ROW: Dave Fischer, Aaron Langston, Javad Sanayei, Issac Newton, Dave Davis, Andre Redmond, Willie Brantley, Marty Lawson. THIRD ROW: John Weiss, Greg Malins, Shaun McMann, Eric Setter, Kurt Roalkuam, John Woodside. SECOND ROW: Greg McCallum. Mike Tregger, Doug Colbeck, Duncan James, Jason Morton, Eric Peine, Jared Weakus. FRONT ROW: Craig Hampson. Tim Pradit, Kevin Loft. Robert Jarvis, Mark Weiss, Rob Hinds, Doug Counghnour. Amick exhibits one of his peerless catches Mann searches for an opening Dove’s dexterity on display Spikers Set To Success Determination and skill led the Roosevelt Volleyball team to a successful season, and many hard fought victories. With the help and spirit of the team's seniors Carey MacWatters. Lara Palmatier, Lydia Ludwig, and Julie and Lisa Costello, the team finished with a winning season. Although the team is losing some valuable players, Coach Thrapp expects the returning Varsity players, and upcoming Junior Varsity players to have another exceptional season. Julie Costello tips in top form. BACK ROW: Coach Thrapp. Mgr. Lena Ewing. Lisa Costello, Julie Costello. Paweena Chaiyapathna, Lydia Ludwig. Delphina Araya, Donna Costello, Lara Palmatier, Carey MacWatters. Lori Barnes, Dana Dawson, Coach Griffin. FRONT ROW: Venita Nielsen, Erika Richards, Gretchen Lutz, Wendy Scott, Stacey Sutch. Cathlyn Quiglen, Kris Trio, Sara Pearson, Sandy Stokes. 78 Booters Volley To Playoffs Which way did you say to kick it? The always successful Women’s Soc- cer Team once again pulled through with another successful season. Although the team lost many seniors last year, the few returning upper- classmen and upcoming players rebuilt and again put together a strong team. Under the leadership of team cap- tains Kristin Jorgensen, and Karen Scholte, and the team’s seniors, Renee Menti, Paula Taylor, Taren Beck, Liz Kopcho, and Andrea Vederoff, the team played some exciting soccer. Although the team is losing valuable players to graduation, Coach Dean Bring is very optimistic about next year’s team, and expects another great season. Kristin Jorgensen looks to put the ball in the back of the net. BACK ROW: Coach Rumpf, Jocelyn Bergmann, Betsy Amick, Kathy Richardson, Linda Bloomquist, Coach Brink. SECOND ROW: Jodi Donato, Debbie Pomp, Michelle Everett, Jill McArthur, Annemarie Stark, Barrett Kimball. THIRD ROW: Sam Walls, Jenny Morrison, Nara Engebretsen, Andrea Vederoff, Taren Beck, Paula Taylor. FRONT ROW: Karen Scholte, Donna Sittnick, Gretchen Weaver, Liz Kopcho, Kristin Jorgensen, Renee Menti. 79 Stride With Pride Roosevelt’s cross country team ran toward another successful season, with the help of last year’s senior, Shami Maraghe and Coach Ross, entering Metro and placing 4th. Even though there were fewer runners than last year, the team put forth a lot of ef- fort thanks to faithful support and in- spiration. Next year’s runners hope to con- tinue and further their success. Erin in hot pursuit Back Row: Coach Ross, Nicholas Mayo, Craig Leed, David Young, Xavier Gonzales, Matt Mitchell, Larry Seto, Erick Gresseth, Mike Ross. Front Row: Kelly Spangler, Jennifer Woodrum, Jessica Hirschfelder, Erin Renshaw, Gorio Bustamante, Dou Catterall. Life is hard 80 Tee Off With Golf Ahren Spilker, Ron Nielson, Bill Sieferth, Fred Schubert, Bered Moalem, Marc Parret, Kathy Mets, Barbara Dento, Gene Warnick, Katie Elarth, Jeff Taylor. Once again the members of Roosevelt’s golf team finished with another rewarding season. With the help of seniors Fred Schubert, Scott Hadfield, Jeff Taylor. Gene Warnick, Vered Moalen, Kathy Mets. Barbara Dento and Coach Hogle, the team had fun while com- peting and improving their skills. Though they will lose the leadership of the seniors, next year’s hopefuls look forward to an even greater season. It takes practice A look of perfection 81 R.H.S. STROKES WITH SUCCESS Once again the Roosevelt Swim team pulled out another highly successful season. Behind the skillful hand of Coach Art Wiper, the squad had fine showings from Colin John- son, Liza Burke, Jill O’Bryan and Sarah Rice. The team also gained much leadership from team captains Marty Sanders and Janiel Aucott. Even though the team will lose many seniors, next season should be very promising. Sarah Rice strokes with spice. The R.H.S. Swim Team Men Mike Allison Steve Cahill Tom Colbeck Mark Dedomenico David Devin Brent Feske Lawrence Gerstle Brendar Halffman Robert Hand Bruce Hendrickson Scott Howard Colin Johnson David Killian Minh Ho Kim Matt Leahy Pat Lynch Rate Otake Gorden Pollard Mark Pray Marty Sanders John Woodside Swimming with style. Women Carna Adamsson Janiei Aucott Liza Burke Melanie Chin Susie Dadoun Katy Elarth Kristi Fuller Sabrina Gorasht Stephanie Hackman Laura Henderson Mari Horita Catherine Kent Erin Lynch Jennifer Martin Nancy McCormick Jill O’Bryan Sarah Pearson Sarah Rice Andrea Rucker Kristina Thorp Tam Trefethen Linda Vesper Gretchen Weaver Beth Weber Pam Wendling 83 RIDERS HOOPS FALL SHORT This year, the RHS men’s basketball team struggled through a very inconsistent season. The team was led by nine seniors: Tony Harris, Jim Erbes, Wendell Taylor and Jeff Naon in the back court and Steve Moore, Adam Kriefall, Emmanual Buckley, Daren Chamberlin, and Brent Mann as the big men. Though the team was equipped with all this leadership, the winning combination was rarely found. Tony Harris breaks for the bucket Adam Kriefall performs from the charity stripe 84 Men’s Basketball, Back Row: Tony Harris, Adam Kriefali, Brent Mann, Daren Chamberlin, Steve Moore, Emmanual Buckley. Front Row: Wayne Johnson, Jeff Naon, Alvin Hollingquest, Jim Erbes, Wendell Taylor. Daren Chamberlin rises to the occasion Steve Moore takes his man to the hoop 85 Hoopsters Shoot To The Top Throughout the season the Women’s Varsity basketball team put forward a great effort and played some good ball. With enthusiasm and skill, captain Sheree Wilson, and the team’s seniors, Anna Rabel, Margie Lavell. Leslie West, and Karen Thomas rallied the team to many hard-fought victories. The team, which was dominated by under- classmen should improve a lot, and Coach Dowd feels it should be strong again next year. Behind the scenes. L ' I Women’s Varsity Basketball: Asst. Coach Martha, Asst. Coach Pat Jewel, Venita Bates, Page Sawyer. Sheree Wilson. Wendy Sawyer, Christine Gardner, Donna Costello. Margie Lavell. Anna Rabel, Renee Hoffman, Karen Thomas, Leslie West, Kelly Spangler, Coach Mike Dowd. 86 __IJV RIDERS SETS UP FOR I Women’s JV Basketball. Back Row: Coach Pat. Monica. Juice Two, Sweetness. Becky, Grechen. Becky v., Timmy, Ass. Coach Martha. Second Row: Ice, Lean Baby, Winnie-the-pooh, Two-Smooth, Ice- T. Front Row: Fresh. Nikki Jones travels towards the basket LiT pulls down another board 88 1 V-I-C-T-O-R-Yl Two-Smooth? Men’s JV Basketball, Back Row: Anthony Funches, Karby Legget. Second Row: Mathew Buckley, Stacy Hillard, Wiliam Seay. Front Row: Rogel Harris.___________ This year's JV basketball program made up for a lack of talent by hard work and a good attitude. Next year team should have 100% im- provement. FROSH Women’s JV shows grace and style The Men’s Freshman Basketball Team 89 Vaulting to Victory Becca Hulscher displays flawless form. Roosevelt’s defending District Champion gymnastics team had another fine year. Under the leadership of seniors Susan Merlino, Ako Hall, and Maria Verdugo, the team scored many impressive victories. Also outstanding contributions were made by under- classmen Jackie Wilson, Becca Hulscher, and Nicole Cooper. With many promising athletes returning next year the team should place well. A rider swings to victory. Trainers: Brian Ubaghs. Patty Chacon TOP ROW: Becca Hulscher, Junko Hall. Nicole Cooper. Kim Beushe. Maria Verdugo. Kathy Weston Trina Van Zee Terri Kelley. Jenny Walton. Shelly Easter. Heather Prindle. Felicia Oh. BOTTOM ROW: Ako Hall. Trista Fernandez. Tracy Anderson. Kim Nicholson Amy Baker. Siri Wood. Leslie Taber. Erica Olds. Adrienne Chacon, Mindy Strieble. Anissa Bashey. Amy Snover. Sue Merlino. Not pictured is Jackie Wilson and Simone Franson. 90 Wrestlers Rebuild TOP ROW: Coach Bob Cutler, referee. Tim Ridenhour. David Williams. Anthony Gonzales. Ed Shivey. Mark Weiss. Patrick Toston. Knute Danielson SECOND ROW: Manager Paweena Chaiyapathna. Danny Crossman. Dennis Stapleton. Rob Hinds. Eric Wedlock. Mark Luker. Ron Rubin. Guy Kriedler. Eddie Jolly, Charlie Coats. Manager Sam Walls. BOTTOM ROW Manager Kirsten Soderstrom. Stan Friedlander. Gregg McCallum. Dean Gerness. Xavier Alexander. Jesse Silverman. Keith Busch. Paul Thomaston. Manager Anna Leek It was a disappointing year for the team. Coach Bob Cutler had Another Rider takedown. lost many of last year’s experienced wrestlers to graduation. But un- der the leadership of Dean Gerness and Xavier Alexander, the team greatly improvedf during the course of the season. And with the many returning veterans the squad should turn things around next year. 91 I BOOSTING WITH SPIRIT! Sara Petersen This year’s sportsboosters gave out great effort and spirit as they brought us another tremendous year. Their year was spent making locker and football breakthrough signs, a lot of hard work, but they had fun. With the spirit the class of '85 has, next year’s sportsboosters should be just as good. Debbie Dehaven 92 SONG AND YELL LEADERS ’BRIGHTEN RHS Raul Borromeo and Ako Hall Peter Verretto and Mary Seto Marty Sanders and Jenny Sider Andy D’Angelo and ■M Susie Merlino This year’s song and yell leaders gave great effort to brighten the halls and cheer our players to vic- tory. Their spirit was heard city wide with the first place victory of the Battle of the Cheerleaders, made semifinals to Skoochies’ dance contest and was voted “most spirit” at camp. The Teddy Bears also added enthusiasm to the school. Bart Shorack and Romy Church 93 Tennis: the personification of victory This year's tennis team squad made another impressive showing in the Metro division The team received inspiration from players Mark Dowd. Ray Basche. Beth Baronsky. and Don Amick. With plenty of talent reserves the team should not suffer a substantial impact from commencement Beth shows her stroke. Tennis Team BACK Betsy Amick. Lisa Lytle. Laura Henderson. Jenny Stanton. Becky Val-Spinosa. Beth Baronsky. Teren Beck FRONT ROW Mark Dowd. Albie Hasson. Ray Basche. John Woodside. Paul Hang. John Greeley. John Tillman For whom the ball rolls Baseball Team BACK ROW Coach Boitano. David Fischer. Alex Peters. Steve Greene. Kent Ferguson. Kurt Roalkvam. Tim Heavly. Mark Linden. Coach Burill FRONT ROW Manager. Eric Peine. Robert Jarvis. Doug Ruppenthal. John Shepherd. Jason Ishida. Stanley Friedlander. Bruce Busch. John Arnott. Manager Roosevelt’s baseball team had unlimited potential. But as lady luck would have it a few key contests ended unvictoriously and ultimately caused the Riders to fall just short of their aspirations. With many exceptional ballplayers returning and the needed experience gained; the team should prove unbeatable. Bruce Busch rides the pine. Tim Heavly fights the wind. Baby Huey. That’s what 1 call sitting down on the job! Teds Swing into Action Women’s Varsity Softball Team: BACK ROW. Coach Budd Thrapp. Karen Thomas. Wendy Nichols. Susan Bry. Lisa Costello. Kathleen Sullivan, lanthe Moul. Mary Maltby. Christina Ortiz. Ericka Richards. Donna Costello. FRONT ROW Kelly Spangler. Kirsten Soderstrom. Shannon Little. Christina King. Carey MacWatters. Julie Costello. Barbara Leale. Hannah Jackson. The Roosevelt Women’s Softball Team com- pleted their season having a good time, and playing some exciting ball. Team spirit, enthusiasm and help from the seniors, led them through many tight games. Because of the many returning under- classmen, Coach Bud Thrapp predicts another strong team next year. MEN Greg Anderson Raul Borromeo Gorio Bustamante Doug Catterall Marvin Dove Andrew Edwards Erik Franklin Caesar Garner Brian Goble Anthony Gonzalez Stacey Goodwin Timothy Gordon Erik Gresseth Brendan Halffman David Honari Darrell Hudson Billy Jensen Mar tin Johansson James Kim Mark Luker Nicholas Mayo Kevin McGlothan Shaun McMahan Matt Mitchell Steve Moore Jerry R Morgan Sean Ousley Philip Petra Lee Portnoff Patrick Pyne Harley Reaves Nick Roberts Tony Rodriguez Earl B Roland Craig B Sanford Matt Shorack Larry Seto Jeff Taylor William Taylor Robert Paul Thomaston Patrick G. Toston James L Turner Michael Turner Marc Wallis Brian Waugh David Yount Steven M Nyberg _______I RIDERS RACE T( —WS— l_lf . This year's Track and Field team did very well in the standi '.gs. The girls’ captains Sheila Lewis and Mary Brantley, along with Jackie Wilson were ex- cellent participants in the sprint races. Brigid Stirling and Susan Glenn in long distance, made the riders an impregnable fortress against other teams. The men’s team was led by captain Darrell Hud- son. Returning Senior with great accomplishments in the sprinting field was Tim Gordon. Two Seniors Nick Mao and David Yount, were outstanding par- ticipants in the long distance running races. Also returning as a Senior was Jeff Taylor, a strong con- tendor in the pole vault competition. With most of the track team returning, and some strong new additions it should do very well this year. Nicole Cooper Lisa Dawson Azalea Favors Susan Glenn Jessica Hirschfelder Gretchen Klockars Sheila Lewis Gretchen Lutz Heather MacColl Julie McBride JeReinier L. McJimpson Jennifer Minzel JoAnn Mountain Heide Myer Janine Oates Erin Renshaw Charlisa Rodgers Cindy Sanford Larraine Scott Brigid Stirling 1 Laura Strand Stacey Sutch Maria Verdugo Linda Vesper Beth Weber Leslie West Jacqueline Wilson Jennifer Woodrum Carla Young WOMEN Jenny Abrahamson Carina Adamsson Megan Adcock Tracy Anderson Rebecca Barwell Lavette Berry Sharon Bissell Mary Brantley Helen Chatalas THE FINISH [ J.V. Soccer Scores. I V Soccer Team BACK ROW Chris Watkins. Jamen Shively. Kent Smith. David Burke. Gordon ’ollard. Jay Jenson 2ND ROW Chris Kiehn. David Walker. Matt Hobbs. Brian Balfour. Doug Coibeck JRD ROW Tom Burke. Mike Treger. Greg McCallum. Brian Coon. Willie Young, James Kyle. Coach. :RONT ROW Johan Lisnell. Lawrence Gerstle, Sengphet Khammixay J.V. Baseball Brings it J.V BASEBALL TEAM BACK ROW Andre Choss. Eddie Jolly. Matt Spitzer. Eric Setter FRONT ROW Jay Lui. Craig Hampon. Brian Dempster. Jessie Peel. This year’s J.V. Soccer Team came through the season with flying colors. Strong players, determination, and enthusiasm Tom Burke cracks a shot. Home. The J.V. Baseball Team made a big hit with the fans this year. Hard hitting, teamwork, and nice fielding led them to a successful season. Because underclassmen dominated the team, next year should once again be strong. CLASS OF ’84 Senior Poll Category Women Most Distinctive Hair Style... Best Eyes..................... Biggest Flirt................. Best Friend ..................... Most Likely To Be Late To Commencement Most Romantic........................■wwximwiw Most Huggable................. Pseudo Intellectual ..................... Most Likely Not To Skip On Senior Skip Day......... Most Likely To Be Seen Out Of Class................ Biggest Con........................................ Best Sense Of Humor........... Most Innocent................. Most Gullible. ............... .................... Most Likely To Succeed........a.................... Always Has His 'Her Foot In His Her Mouth Most Likely To Start A Food Fight Most Aggressive..................... Most Hyperactive............. Most Talkative...................... Biggest Zombie..................................... Most Like a Mother Father Figure • Nicest Legs............................. Finest Frame..............V ..................... Biggest Gossip ..................... Most Distinctive Laugh ............. Most Likely to Become President Most Musical (Vocal) . ...... Most Musical (Instrumental)............. Always in Control............................ Biggest Spender.................................... Most Like a Movie Star Biggest Tightwad..................................... . ... Paula Taylor Most Organized . Leah Brass Most Likely to Get the Measles . . . Janiel Aucott First Person to Go Bald.................................... Molly Kloepfer Most Likely to Plan a Class Reunion........................ Alison Hinojosa Most Desirable to be Stranded on a Desert Island With. Paula Frost Class Clown................................................ Lucinda Payne Kim Neison Janiel Aucott . Ana Leek Sue Merlino Karla Ellebracht Alexis Masnik Lisa Hoffman Sara Fleming Lisa Fishman Margie Lavell Karen Chalupnik Renee Menti . . . . Dana Outcalt Liz Kopcho Ako Hall Sue Merlino Renee Menti Patty Elarth Trisa Colton Sara Peterson Margo Lauritzen Dana Outcalt Taren Beck . Paula Frost Becky Young Jenny Sider Jenny Woodrum Mary Kay Olson Wendy Parson Karen Scholte Kendall Baxter Mary Kay Olsoni Men Chris Rimple Mine Marinkovich Jeff Minzel Bruce Busch Charlie Peha Jim Toepef Raul Borromeo David Clark Charles Tien Daren Chamberlin Daren Chamberlin Sebastian Jones Kris Laureys Harky Bosmajian Curt Cortelyou Stuart Plumb Jeff Lohnes Pete Rasmussen Bart Shorack Derek Garnett Tom Colbeck Bart Shorack Tony Harris Marty Sanders Marty Sanders Jeff Mills Andy Dale Charlie Peha Pete Rasmussen Nathan Koenig Andy D'Angelo Charlie Peha Kirk Callison Jim Bernard David Simpson Brent Mann Stuart Plumb Brure James Sebastian Jones Most Distinctive Clothing Audrey Mandelbaum Jenny Sider Rick Friel Eric Smith Anna Rabel Brent Mann Cindy Rios Andy Dale Most Disorganized . Taren Beck Nick Roberts Marilyn Meenan Tony Su Lucinda Payne Doug Ruppenthal Most Anti-Establishment Mary Hemer Colin Johnson John Huff Mary beto Karen Chalupnik Phil Hart Alexis Masnik Eddie Wells Biggest Partier Laura Pautler Phil Hart Most Theatrical Sarah Kelley David Clark Kristin Jorgensen Dianne Dunning Steve Moore Marx Dedomimico Best Athlete Beth Weber Curt Cortelyou Always in Love Trisa Cotton Kirk Callison Nicest Smile . Favorite Faculty Members Ako Hall Nancy Scott Jim Bernard Earl Prebezac Successful Booters Take Charge I This year's Men's Soccer Team proved to be one of the most successful in the past few years. As well as winning most of their games, they also played some exciting soccer, which was great to watch. With the support of the leaving seniors, the team put out a great effort. Because the team has quite a few returning underclassmen, including some star- ting freshmen, they should once again be strong. Men's Varsity Soccer Team BACK ROW: Todd Pearson. Phil Jolly. Chris Watkins. Chris Creighton. Matt Pattons. Todd Donato. Kurt Dassel. Jason A John McCallum. Skip Weintraub. Coach Alex Ziahago. Mang. Matt. FRONT ROW Andy Dale. Armando Vasquez. Bernd Strom. Jim Harris. Kirby Steve Sharpe. Dave Simpson. Rafe Ohtake. Craig Leed. Daniel Dale. Put one foot in front of the other. ACTIVITIES My life is for itself and not for a spectacle. R.W. Emerson HOMECOMING 83-84 This year's Homecoming Week was definitely one to remember! The activities got underway on Monday with Beach Day sponsored by the Seniors. Tuesday brought Generic Day to Roosevelt halls compliments of the Juniors. Sophomores con- tributed to Tradition Week by initiating Jock Day. Not to be out done, the Freshmen produced Inside-Out Day on Thursday. Friday’s Spirit Day brought out everyone’s Rider Pride and was a traditional and spirited end to the week. Other Homecoming activities included the Ruff sponsored Tug-of-War and the Pumpkin Carving Contest. The game Friday night paired our Roughriders against the Garfield Bulldogs and the week came to a close with the Homecoming Dance afterwards. From Jock to Generic, spirit seems to run in the Shorack family. Teddy takes first place! “Ultra Brite” really got Shelley noticed! 98 OUR TRADITION LIVES ON Hurry up, I have to go to the bathroom! Eat your heart out Annette Funicello. 99 SUPER SENIORS The enthusiasm of the seniors this year showed as the committees successfully planned out the memorable events of their final year at Roosevelt. The Luncheon Committee started out first by making all the arrangements for the luncheon. This was also the place where the seniors received awards given to them by their peers. As this passed along, the Cruise Committee sailed their way into choosing the perfect night to boogie down upon the waves. Then what could be next but the prom? This big event was held at the Seattle Trade Center and the theme was “Stepping Out.” And last but not least was the moment that everyone will always remember. Commencement, the day when seniors were handed their diplomas and entered the doors to their future. Luncheon Committee: Back Row: Chris Welander. Trisha Cot- ton, Harlan Bosmajian, Lisa Hoffman, Janiel Aucott. Front Row: Julie McCallum, Mary Kay Olson, Julie Killian. Cruise Cimmittee: Back Row: Sara Peterson, Cindy Rios, Debbie Dehaven, Linda Tung, Julie Every, Kendall Baxter, Barbara Leale, Cheryl Williams. Front Row: Chris Rimple, Jason Ishida, David Horita, Kirk Callison, Tim Hevly, Kris Laureys, Stuart Plumb. Flag Boy: Harlan Bosmajian. 100 Prom Committee: Top Shelf: Harlan Bosmajian. Third Row: Chris Rimple, Loree Musselman, Kendall Baxter, Jason Ishida, Tim Hevly, Beth Weber, Curt Cortelyou. Second Row: Helene Felchin, Peter Verretto, Kris Laureys, Kirk Callison, Angie Frey, Julie McCallum, Cindy Rios, Julie Every, Beckie Young, Debbie Dehaven. Front Row: Doug Catterall, Jim Bernard, Patty Elarth, Linda Tung, Barbara Leale, Sara Peterson, Chris Welander, Lisa Fishman. Commencement Committee: Back Row: Tori Scarlatos. Steve Cahill, Jenny Chapman, Alexis Masnik, Mary Seto, Sara Fleming, Janiel Aucott, David Clark. Second Row: Karla Ellebracht, Harlan Bosmajian. First Row: Stuart Plumb, Cheryl Williams, Helene Felchlin, Chris Welander, Barbara Leale. On Floor: Lucinda Payne. Representing Roosevelt The Associated Students of Roosevelt had a very busy and successful year. They began the year with the annual canned food drive and a school clean-up day before the open house. They also elected Mr. Jacobsen and Mr. Anderson as the ombudsmen to help with student-staff problems. A.S.R. communicated with the student body through roll reps and they renovated the Activity Center in the spring with the never-ending help and support of Mr. Champion. Jessica Hirschfelder Interhigh Student Representative Alison Hinojosa Committee Coordinator Colin Johnson Vice-President Mr. Champion A.S.R. Advisor Activity Coordinator. Andy Dale President Torch Enlightens Students Andy Dale Secretary Maud Steyaert Treasurer Alexis Masnik President Jennifer Woodrum Vice-President The Torch Honor Society is the largest organization in Roosevelt, consisting of students who have earned a 3.2 or higher GPA. The most important service provided was one-on-one tutoring for students needing help in specific subjects. Members also had access to free Mariner tickets through the society. In addition, students had the oppor- tunity to participate in the Intervention program. The Honor Society also held the second annual assembly to honor students who made a significant contribution to Roosevelt in ways that are important but are not usually given public recognition. These activities, as well as the Torch officers light the way. Mr. Miller Advisor Torch banquet, were very successful. 103 SPIRITED Roosevelt’s senior service organizations, the Roughriders and Spurs, had an exciting year filled with many activities. One of their most important projects was going to Centerpark, an adult care facility for the handicapped and the elderly, where they provided entertainment and refreshments on a regular basis. This year the Spurs sponsored the education of an Amerasian girl in Thailand named Sineerat, and raised money through bake sales and car washes. They also served as hostesses at Open House and ushered at the musical production and graduation exercises. The Ruffs sponsored the Homecoming Tug-of-War and rang bells at Christmas time for the Salvation Army with the Spurs. Both groups had a highly productive year, due in part to their insightful advisors Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Hurd. The Spruffs provide a unique service to our school and our com- munity and deserve our hearty appreciation and thanks. Keep up the good work! President Dana Outcalt Vice President Sara A. Fleming Secretary Bonnie Hasson SPURS Jenny Abrahamson Kate Breakwell Dianne Dunning Lisa Edwards Tracy Everett Traci Galiaher Sonja Hansen Vicki Jackson Anna Leek Kristi Leggett Mulu Lucas Audrey Mandelbaum Alexis Masnik Advisor Mrs. Hurd Julie McCallum Kathy Mets Vered Moalem Mary Kay Olson Amy Pomp Trish Scearce Barbara Smith Kim Thomas Andrea Vederoff Kristy Wall Christina Welander Kathy Weston Jenny Woodrum Treasurer Cheryl Williams Centerpark Chairperson Michelle Holtz Social Chairperson Heidi Christensen 104 SPRUFFS President Curt Cortelyou Vice President Harlan Bosmajian Secretary Stuart Plumb Don Amick Greg Anderson Larry Biely Raul Borromeo Tom Burke Bruce Busch Maneesh Chadha Andrew Dale Trevor Dewey Jay Fathi Erik Franklin Mike Garske Dean Gerness Tim Hevly David Horita RUFFS Advisor Mr. Anderson Jason Ishida Richard Josephson John Kim Robert Larson Kris Laureys Sam Ling Jeff Lohnes Chris Rimple Doug Ruppenthal Bart Shorack Hans Slette Brad Solberg Jeff Taylor Jim Topel Peter Verretto Dan Watling Treasurer Peter Vigil Social Chairman Community Service Chairman Nathan Koenig Doug Catterall 105 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junior Classical League is an organization for students who are interested in the history of the Roman civilization. Once again this “Maximus” league has experienced a year packed full of activities in the true Roman spirit with the perpetual aid of Mrs. MacDonald. Among these were a chocolate sale, the production of the state JCL publication the Vox Latina, a Latin promotion program presented to Seattle Junior High Schools, an authentic Roman banquet accompanied by a mock Roman wedding, and a campaign to raise money for the National JCL Convention to be held in Richmond, Virginia this summer. Three of the members in this group should be recognized this year. Maud Steyaert. national JCL vice-president, Jane San tana, 1983-84 state JCL secretary, and Brian Menard, state treasurer. This year as usual, the season ended with the State JCL Convention, held in Olympia. Advisor Nora MacDonald President Lisa Fishman Vice-president Young Ho Kim Treasurer Brian Menard Secretary Lois Beuschlein Historian Eugenia Bertulis Notebook Coordinator Pat Pyne Vox Latina Editor Tara DeCoster Secretary Jane Santana National JCL Vice-president Maud Steyaert 106 Erin Allen John Appel Michelle Arias Scott Barden Venita Bates Andy Berkbigler Anne Berkbigler Eugenia Bertulis Lois Beuschlein Tiffany Bretzer Paweena Chaiyapathna Darren Chamberlin Eugenia Chan Helen Chatalas Michael Chen Rowland Cheng Melanie Chin Trisha Connors Heather Cole Harold Avelar Sharman Simms Sara Teller Lee Garrett Brian Boyle Kenny Davis Ken Judy Sonja Krenz-Bush Felicia Luke Camilla MacKay Renee Marceau Nicola Masciandaro Mark Miller Carolyn Morrill Buu Nguyen Robert Nicholson Eddie Sams Jane Santana Maud Steyaert 1-Fen Sung Staci Thompson Jessica Thonn Kristina Thorp l-Chen Tu Bing Wan Dennis Yu Angel Nunley Wendy Parson Kirsten Patterson Kyle Peppard Alex Peters Janet Piehl Patrick Pyne Kathy Richardson Jessica Ritts Nicholas Roberts Tara DeCoster John Woodside Christie Wines Marie Worley Sarah Pearson James Tjoa Barbara Denton Eddie Dobeas Jocelyn Evans Amy Fein Lisa Fishman Shelley Grant Mary Hackney Bonnie Hasson Kellie Hawkins Michelle Heyne Robert Hinds Lisa Hoffman Wayne Johnson Eddie Jolly Karl Keefer Sarah Kelley James Kin Young Ho Kin Diana Klatte 107 THE SKY IS THE LIMIT FOR SUCCESSFUL CLUBS MUN Members: Andy Berkbigler Anne Birkbigler Shaun Birkbigler Eugenia Bertulis Tom Colbeck Tara DeCoster Trevor Dewey Adam Hasson Dan Jones Cliff Larson Angel Nunley Darryl Sclater Maud Stayaert Maud Stewart Beleu Tau Jessica Thonn Advisor Mr. Pinkerton Model United Nations is a club designed to give high school students exposure to the political structure of the U.N. They ac- complish this by researching the different countries that participate in it, and by simulating the activities of the United Nations. They had an active year, par- ticipating in a state wide MUN conference in March that was held at the University of Washington. Advisor Mr. Latham Striving to reach their goal of helping the handicapped, elderly, and under- privileged, the Seattle Kiwanis Youth Organization had a busy and productive year. With the helpful overseeing of Mr. Latham, they raised money to donate to charitable groups through several Bike-A- Thons and Walk-A-Thons, and also through the Easter Seals Telethon. In ad- dition the SKY Club visited the Hear- thstone Retirement Center and Fir Crest,in successful efforts to help the less fortunate. SKY Club: Jim Ohlsen, Scott Perrin, Chartchai Srithananan, Nick Roberts, and Mr. Latham. 108 JUNIOR STATESMEN LEAD THE WAY JSA Members: Mike Allison Brian Balfour Mary Barrett Anna Bergman Andy Berkbigler Anne Berkbigler Shaun Berkbigler Kim Beuche Linda Blomquist Brian Boyle Richard Brown Leslie Bull Shelley Bull Carmen Campbell Helen Chatalas Rowland Cheng Chris Creighton Tommy D’Angelo Tara DeCoster Brian Dempster Jodi Donato Shannon Ehrenberg Mary Ferguson Matt Gerber Shelley Grant Adam Hasson Amy Hevly Heidi Hinn Mike Hinshaw David Hobbs Mari Horita Andy Hunting David Killian James Kim Young Ho Kim Steve Lamb John MacLean Marc Masnik Cori McAloney Anne McArthur Brian Menard Heidi Myer Kima Nalis Angel Nunley Sarah Pearson Janet Piehl Erin Renshaw Cynthia Ronzio Jamen Shively Jessica Thonn Mike Treger 1-Chin Tu Becky Vall-Spinosa Marc Wallis Matt Weyer Becky Woodrum Dennis Yu In its first year at Roosevelt, the Junior Statesmen chapter got off to a terrific start! Involving students who are in- terested in politics and government, JSA members participated in many after school discussions on current events. They also attended state conferences in Tacoma and Bellevue as well as Seattle, where controversial issues were debated and well known speakers presented their views on international problems. The chapter raised money to pay for transpor- tation to and from conferences, and to support their social events. Sixty members strong, JSA looks forward to an ex- citing future at Roosevelt, and would like to thank their advisor, Mr. Pinkerton for all of his help and support. 109 CREATIVE CLUBS Chess Club Mr. Hamm Advisor David Horita Darlene Huff Mark Miller Jim Ohlsen Bob Rasmussen Aaron Alexander Eric Barbut Pokey Boday Sergi Dorfman Bill Hawkins Bob Seiki Brad Solberg David Sung Chuck van Norman Our defending Metro Champion Chess Club had another successful season. Mark Miller, the captain and number one board player, led the team through the tournaments against other Seattle schools every Tuesday until February. From there the team attended the state tournament in Tacoma where they did very well. Every Thursday they had practice games and analyzed the strategy of the previous competition. Mr. Stan helped to coach the team while Mr. Hamm advised them and treated the club to their second annual dinner. Another new group at Roosevelt this year was the Committee for the Rebirth of Extinct Mathematical Expressions. They called themselves Roosevelt High School’s Progressive Mathematics Club. The club’s goals were to enhance their understan- ding of mathematical systems and to produce a comprehensive journal explaining the committees and their accomplishments. BACK ROW: Andy Hunting. Iliya Clark, Tara DeCoster. Caitlin Burke. FRONT ROW: Jessica Thonn, Brian Boyle, Eugenia Bertulis. NOT PICTURED: Shaun Berk- bigler, Angel Nunley, Trina van Zee. C.R.E.M.E. 110 Orienteering i LEFT TO RIGHT: Michelle Everett, Jenny Seffernick, Janet Piehl, Jessica Hir- schfelder. NOT PICTURED: Mike Arnold. Kellie Hawkins, Craig Leed, Erin Renshaw. Orienteering, sponsored by Cascade Orienteering Club, was a new club at Roosevelt this year. Craig Leed organized the team which had five out of the top ten girls in the state. The purpose was to find certain checkpoints in the forest with only a map, clues, compass, and their legs. They had six competitions against other high schools, as well as practice meets. They ran from checkpoint to checkpoint in parks around the greater Seattle area. Hopefully Mr. Ross will guide this group to success next year too. The Ethnic Student Union once again presented the Martin Luther King Jr. assembly. They also held a talent show in the spring and a banquet where they gave special recognition to minority students. They held many fund raisers in order to give these scholarships. Ms. Carr, their advisor, helped the club to get more minority students involved in the activities. They can be described as a cultural awareness program that is definitely a tribute to our school. E.S.U. Ms. Carr Advisor Not Pictured: Venita Bates (vice-president) Elias Bullock Susan Glenn Moira Hall Monique Jones Sheila Lewis (president) Pachena Rowland Wendy Sawyer Sharmon Simms (secretary) Sivena Tyesky Carla Young LEFT TO RIGHT: Rhonda Dorsey, Tasiko Timmons, Yulonda Chapman, Emmanuel Buckley. Ill SCHOLASTIC AWARDS DRAMA AWARDS National Merit Finalists ....... Tom Burke Lisa Fishman Sara Fortine David Horita Richard Josephson Ken Judy Nathan Koenig Greg Lee Carolyn Morrill Brad Solberg Maud Steyaert Jennifer Woodrum National Merit Semitinalists . Pete Rasmussen Darryl Sclater Merit Letter of Commendation Leslie Bodden Doug Catterall Tom Colbeck Sara Fleming Ako Hall Tim Hevly Michelle Heyne Paul McCulloh Charlie Peha Bart Shorack Lesley Sommer Presidential Scholar Nominee................................Lisa Fishman American Legion Department Winners Art Kevin Spitzer Business Education Anna Leek English Nicholas Mayo Foreign Language .................................. Lisa Fishman Home Economics.............................................. Jeff Taylor Industrial Arts................................... Gordon Seslar Mathematics David Horita Physical Education Dean Gerness Science Nathan Koenig Social Studies Jenny Woodrum Service Above Self Award Jenny Chapman Best Play. 1st place Infancy 2ndPlace R Insp Hj'jnd ™ P,ace I'll Be Horn for Chrictma-i Best Director Margo Lauritzen Best Set. 1st place 2nd place 3rd place Best Actress Best Actor Best Supporting Actress Best Supporting Actor Shaun McCulloug.T Chris Sortun Joe Irizarry Lee portnoff Mary Henr.er Angie Frev Karen Chalupnik ......... Marc Masn'k Eric Sm.th Andy Amundson Jason Edwards Cathy Forsythe Melinda Lewis Caitlin Burke Shaun McMah n Mark Miller Mike Su -- Jiiii 1 Award Volley® II leaf Captain Most Inspirational Most Improved ORTS AWARDS Brent Mann Jay Fathi Jeff Mills ,. . . Matt Leahy Wayne Johnson Kris Jorgensen Karen $c!: die Karen Sch- !te Paula Tav-i Julie Costello Delfina At ay a Paweena Chaiyapathna Swimming Team Captains Most Inspirational Girls' State Bovs' State Wrestling Team Captains Men's jpolf Tea{h Captain Most Inspirational Most Improved Gene Warnick Gene Warnick Fred Schubert Most Inspirational Outstanding Wrestler Most Improved Metro. Women’s Golf Team Captain Most Improved Barb Denton Kathy Mets Men s Basketball Team Captains Women's Basketball Team Captain Sheree Wilson Most Inspirational Most Inspirational . Kelly Spangler Men s Cross Country M. st Improved Donna Costello Gymnastics Susie Merlino Team Captain Most Inspirational Team Captains Ako 1 fall Women's C ross Country Most Inspirational Susie Merlino Team Captain Most Improved Kim Nu hf ls 11 Most Inspirational Jantel Aucott Marty Sanders Janie! Aucott Marty Sanders Kristi Fullei Liza Burke Jill O'Bryan Sarah Ru e Marty Sanders Colin Johnson Rafe Ohtake Pat Lynch Xavier Alexander Dean Gerness Jessie Silverman Anthony Gonzales Xavier Alexander Greg McCallum Xavier Alexander Dean Garness Jim Erbes Tony Harris Steve Moort Doug Cattera! Nick May Jessa a Herschfelder less,, Herschfeklei JUNIORS There is a time for some things, and a time for all things; a time for great things, and a time for small things. —Cervantes 114 115 VICE PRESIDENT Kristi Fuller TREASURER Kari Coglan PRESIDENT Brian Menard CLASS OF 1985 SECRETARY Shelley Grant CLASS ADVISOR Mr. Elarth 116 nU ? mSS Ck TuT'BDaC R°W: T°dd Dona,°- Adricnne Hines- Kari Coglon. Amy Hevly. Kristi Fuller. Renee Hoffman. Moira Hall. Eric Jacobsen. Mark Sprnn’r, R1 d dT 9 H° K,m' Me ard' Monic ue Jon«. Carla Young. Janet Piehl. Jeanie Colburn. Cindy Sanford. Aaron Ausejo Second Row. Shelley Grant. Pachenna Row. Jennifer Gerber. Michelle Alexander. Mandi Tao. Sharmon Sims. Venita Bates. First Row: Christi Wines. Gloria Menges. Jane Santana. Missing: Dennis Yu. Kelly Abulhosn April Acevez Steve Adams Valerie Anderson Delfina Araya Mike Arnold “Wait a minute ... let me get this strait. . . Jenny Ballew Teresa Baptzs Scott Barden Donald Barnes Kathleen Barnes Jeff Barry Becky Barwell Milagro Benitez Susannah Bergmann Shaun Berkbigler Lavette Berry Eugenia Bertulis Sharon Bissell Carrie Blair 117 Pokey Boday Mary Brantley Stephanie Brennan John Bristor John Broderson Marla Broetz Mark Brown Scott Brownrigg Mike Buck Caitlin Burke Liza Burke Keith Busch Jaime Caffery Lissa Cantrell Matt Carl Randy Carroll Derrick Carter Melissa Carter Patricia Chacon Paweena Chaiyapathna Yulonda Chapman Helen Chatalas Ray Chen Royce Chen Lois Cheney Ben Cheng Juniors are so casual. Patricia Chichinski Melanie Chin Roy Chiu Anna Cieslar Kari Coglon Leslie Cohan “Oh my gosh! He winked at me again!” James Eng Chris Evans Michelle Everett Steve Every Azalea Favors Amy Fein Minnie Davis Lisa Dawson Tara DeCoster Pierre Delavault Jim DeShayes Amy Domenowske Todd Donato Derek Dorland Rhonda Dorsey Mike Doupe Andrea Dowd Mark Dowd Ken Downs Shelley Easter Lisa Ebbesmeyer Andy Edwards Peter Egtvet 119 Erik Forrey Cathy Forsyth Monica Franson Stan Friedlander Robert Fu Kristi Fuller Anna Gamez Boy, these school lunches sure satisfy a REAL MAN! Udell Gibson Beth Gimmaka Steve Greene Bob Goff Jennifer Goldstein Anna Gomez Margie Grover Ashima Gupta Renee Halffman Moira Hall Mike Gonzalez Xavier Gonzales Stacy Goodwin Darrin Grace Eric Grant Shelly Grant Teri Green 120 David Hamilton Jim Harris Albie Hasson Heidi Hasty Kay Hawkins Kellie Hawkins Phil Hawkins “In my class, everyone gets an ‘AY’ Jessica Hirschfelder Dean Holmes David Honari Jenniver Hubbard Darrell Hudson Darlene Huff Rebecca Hulscher Andy Hunting Binh Huynh Eric Jacobsen Jay Jensen Heather Johnson Wayne Johnson Michael Jones Monique Jones Garth Kane Kirsten Keith Terri Kelley Catherine Kent Jeff Keyes Singphet Khammixay 121 Michelle Kreeft Kerrie Lafferty Frank Lawrence Pat LaZelle Vongrasamy Kinglattana Coral Koidahl Jill McArthur Julie McBride John McCallum Nancy McCormick Andre McGann Melissa McGrew Stephanie McGrew Karen McIntosh “Does anyone know my combination? My skirt’s stuck.” Jenny Minzel Maeczarette Medina Brian Menard Gloria Merges Michele Millar Jay Miller Helary Mischke Matthew Mitchell Lisa Moore Jim Morris JoAnn Mountain Anne Mullin Mi Ae Mun Khalid Mustafa Heather Nelson Lori Nelson Taurus Nickerson Ron Nielsen Jill Niva Pauline Ng Bob Norman Matt Norton Heather Obra Jill O'Bryan Dan O’Connor 123 It’s all here, tens and twenties. Greg Pembe John Perkins Alex Peters Aaron Riednour David Rimple Christopher Robin Erin Renshaw Tonia Reynolds Kathy Richard—-� Kelli Rockwell Einar Roden Argelia Rodriguez Rafe Ohtake Alison Orr Stacy Ovenell Betty Pan 124 Maris Siu Jeff Skeith Jennifer Seffernick Ed Shively Jesse Silverman Denise Simms Sharmon Sims Cynthia Siu Ethel Siu Ana Sortun Chris Sortun Jane Santana Mario Saucedo Page Sawyer Tim Scalf Benita Schmidtke Paul Schmitt Abebu Skewayene Tim Slater Les Slivka Kent Smith Mandy Smith Sokha Sim Mara Solomon “Duuuuude” 125 David Sung Mark Swofford Jill Sylvan Wei-Wan Tai Sotop Takang Derek Talbert Reggie Thomas Paul Thomaston John Tran Phu Tran Marta Trefethen Anthony Tunches Mandi Tao Scott Taylor Kathryn Thomas Tawn-Tawn Thompson Jessica Thonn Tropical Timmons Patrick Toston Nhi-Mui Ta Andreas Tabb Asmarech Tafere Ngo Tuong Sirena Tyeskey James Tyson Bryan Ubaghs Jackie Vaden Church Van Sandra Vanderven Trina VanZee 126 That little itch could be telling you something. Megan Walker Arlette Wallace Stevonye Walston Mark Wascher Scott Watling Leesa Watson Brian Waugh Cynthia Wesley Peter Westhagen Tacy Whelan John Wichienwidhtaya Maurice Wiley Peter Williams “What does she have that we don’t have?” Tracie Williams Ken Willis Maura Wilson Paul Wilson 127 SOPHOMORES The end is not yet. —anonymous 128 129 Mari Horita SECRETARY CLASS OF ’86 Renee Marceau TREASURER Ms. Yakushijin CLASS ADVISOR 130 Sami Aboul Jeff Adams Erin Allen Melodie Allen Shalunda Allen Michael Allison Betsy Amick David Anderson Diane Anderson John Anderson Lourdes Aquino Jennifer Argens Michelle Arias Matthew Arnold Eric Barbut Mary Barrett Tasha Bassett Harvey Bauer Lana Bell Demieceo Benson Anna Bergman Bob Bissett Linda Blomquist Constwed Blood Adam Bodley KRAZYGLUE! 131 Brian Boyle Matthew Breakwell Tiffany Bretzer Dewayne Brown Scott Brown Matthew Buckley Carmen Campbell Nicole Campbell Anna Carlson Sandy Chiu Charlie Coats Jerry Colburn Every little thing they do is magic! 132 “Where did you say the comics were?” Daniel Dale Maria Dalit Dawna DeStasio David Devin Muoi Dhong Khanh Diep Tim DiJulio Joel Domingo Jodi Donato Michael Fang Nora Engebretsen Lena Ewing Joe Dracoby Holly Drake Pete Drosdal Michelle Faulkner David Fischer Scott Fitting Earl Ecklund Jason Edwards Zach Edwards Nicole Fortier Lori Fraser Tasha Freeman Shannon Ehrenberg Marita Eksevics Katy Elarth Linda Dinkins Lisa Dire Mary Agnes Dizon 133 Chris Fricl Derrick Frost Nichele Frost Suzanne Furlan Mary Ferguson Sean Galt Leslie Galvin Praneeta Ganga Benny Garcia Bretney Garrett Ken Gayle Lisa Gerde Lawrence Gerstle Chiumun Gee Christy Gardner Stephanie Gidlund Tonja Gilbert Brian Goble Erik Gresseth Theresa Gross Nikki Guidry Lichelle Guinn Mary Hackney Junko Hall Lars Hands Charlene Hardy Heidi Harland Sally Harrington Rogelle Harris Bart Hartman Brad Hartshorn Adam Hasson Krissie Hayes Lance Hayes Renee Heib “Need I say more?” Laura Henderson Chris Henson Lilian Hernandez “Here I am. Ladies.” Sherry Home Johnny Hong Kirsten Hopperstad Mari Horita Janette Hoskins Scott Howard Yang Huey-Neu Christina Huff MonaLisa Huff Hannah Jackson Tenica Jackson Duncan James Kyle James Robert Jarvis Angela Johnson Craig Johnson Tina Johnson Cassandra Jones Dain Jones Nikki Jones Serena Jones iJeanne Joyce Suheil Judeh Kamol Kangsathien Sohail Karmali Karl Keefer Lisa Kelly |Colin Kent David Killian 135 Heather Lawrence Marty Lawson Mike Leary Jason Leach Stuart Leary Karby Leggett Pham Lan Angel Lantz Helen Larrimore Cliff Larsen Sherri Larsen Karen Lauth Phimphi Lavongphetsaline Ki Steve Lin Tamiko Little T G Little Jay Liu Kevin Loft Stacey Loftin Maria Lomuntad 136 Romualdo Lorais Jonathan Luk f X.cia Luke Mark Luker Angela Maestas Siobhan Mahoney Greg Malins Damian Mayo Cori McAloney Anne McArthur Geoff McCabe Shawn McDonnell Jackie McGee “What’s wrong with ’em?” Mark Miller Linda Mills Nancy Mechen Martin Medina ■j Sheila Metzger Melissa Michaud Chris Miller Jay Miller Krister Miller 137 Angela Morris Jennifer Morrison Melissa Mortenson Angela Mosby Sonjia Mosby Anna Murray Heidi Myer Elizabeth Nelson James Nelson Mark Newell Dylan Okimoto Jackie Oliver Kim O'Neil Cristina Ortiz Leon Pan Efrain Paredes Buu Nguyen Luu Nhon Ma Nieva Angel Nanley Janine Oates Patrick O’Connell Mark Parrett Cliff Parsons Kirsten Patterson Mark Patterson Sarah Pearson Todd Pearson 138 Erik Peel Jesse Peel Eric Peine Kyle Peppard Lan Pham Khamsing Phimsona Kelly Poirier Debbie Pomp Cristina Poppe Latonya Porter Lee Portnoff Faye Presho Andrew Press Sayyida Rahim Sometimes a good book is the only thing that will take you away from this mad world! Chris Ramos Jeanette Randol Karla Reimer Howard Reed 14- Denea Rials Angelia Richards Erin Richards Russ Riedner Emerson Roque Chris Rosillo Lena Rowe Jessica Ritts Phyllis Riveira Tony Rodriguez Cynthia Ronzio Patrick Rusher Kao Saeteurn Eddie Sams Jauod Sanayei Steve Sanayei Jeff Sanders Tim Sanders Craig Sanford Veronica Saucedo “Don’t tell me that while I’m eating!’’ Stacy Schack Reggie Scott Tonya Scott William Seay Larry Seto Erik Setter Mary Shangrow Jamen Shively Ehong Siu Flora Siu Joan Silverman Travis Simmons Bruce Siqueland Donna Sittnick 139 Amy on over Kirsten Soderstrom Noah Solomon Lisa Slettebak Michele Smith Heidi Snoeberger Ellen Spitzer Jennifer Stanton ipleton Laura Steadman Brian Steik All American Gigolo. Margie Taylor Sara Teller Heu Thao Floyd Thomas John Tillman Warren Tock Bryan Tran Du Cam Tran Luong Tran Vu Va Su Daniel Sung Ifen Sung Sandy Stokes Laura Strand Bernd Strom Xuan Tan Tran Tami Trefethen Mike Treger Christine Tnol Hsiao-Fen Tsai 1-Chin Tu 140 Helen Tupper Camille Turner Robin Turner Kim VanNorman Paula Verdugo A Sinh Vinh Anthony Wesley Brandy Wesley Matt Weyer Paul Walters Jennifer Walton Matt Ward Shana Warren Monette Washington David Walker Samantha Walls Gretchen Weaver Lara Webber trie Wedlock Kenny Weed Mark Weiss Martha Weiss Justin Williams Leonard Williams Timi Williams Angela Wilson Leslye Wilcox Casey Williams David Williams Mike Wilson Robyn Winfield “But Mrs McVay, I really have to go! 141 FRESHMEN What a piece of work is man. —W. Shakespeare 144 VICE PRESIDENT James Tjoa TREASURER Tracy Dysart CLASS ADVISOR Malinda Lloyd Freshmen Class Cabinet Top row Chris Creighton. Skip Weintraub Second Row Kelly Sangler. Matt Shorack. Mike Su. Jane Orvis. Ron Rubin. Lesa Moore Third Row Michelle Lloyd. Jon Wise Next Row Wendy Wartelle. Robert Nichols. Marc Wallis. Kim Beuche. Matt Gerber. Shannon Little. Brian Balfour. Joel Lowisson Front Row Grace Huang. Andy Husbands. Tryg Hille. James Tjoa. Karen Lubatti. Brian Dempster. Jocelyn Evans Federro Abaya Bruce Ainslie Karen Alaspa Tim Alexander Kim Ambler Tracy Anderson Jeff Ansell John Appel Jenny Arnold Laura Arnold Kirstin Artz Fatima Atkins Mahta Azemun Vincent Angell Amy Baker Jason Baker Brian Balfour Michelle Baptiste Lorri Barnes Anissa Bashey B Bassingthwaighte 145 Stephen Bell Sabrina Bentley Cynthia Benton Jos Bergmann Oscar Bernard Ruta Bertulis Pam Best Kim Beuche Sobeyda Blandon Carol Blanford Cathy Booth ■ - u “Watch it wiggle, see it jiggle . . . Becky Boyker Jeremy Bradford Willie Brantley Robert Brewer Mike Bry Angela Buckley Chris Bueneman Teng Bun Ania Burczynska David Burke 146 Mark Byers Ursula Capilitan Anna Carlson Mel Carter Angela Caruthers “C’mon, you know your secret’s safe with me. Michele Caruthers Dina Marie Castillo Matt Cedergreen Adrienne Chacon Eugenia Chan l-Chen Chao Alice Chau Hank Chen Scott Chen Tim Chiangpradit Jason Childress Jeffrey Chinn Mike Chrisman Tasha Clark Tine Claseman Don Clayton Alison Cleland Meagan Cobb Doug Colbeck Sonja Cole Adam Collet Rochelle Collins Tricia Connors Brian Coon 147 Doug Coughenour Reua Cox Chris Creighton Danny Crossman Tim Cunningham Michael Curtis Melecio Dalit Knute Damelsen Dave Davis Don Davis Marc deFaye Denise Denise DeShaw Brian Dempster Jeff DiJulio Sergi Dorfman Bryan Downs Lovatte Donaldson Dennis Bunwoodie Tracy Dysart Wendy Ebbesmeyer Erik Egtvet Karen Engbretsen Michelle Ersfeld Erica Esters Jocelyn Evans Donald Ferensen 148 m iai -.JOr HT 9M iL i Q .. % o ii EJ James Flaherty Donna Flake William Forrester Dan Fortine David Foster Amy Fowler Barbara Fowler Simone Franson I ' r Nicole Gelbert Sean Glover David Gold Sabrina Gorasht David Grauson Laura Greene Drew Groshong Rachelle Frost Anna Furess Conan Gale Anita Ganga Jasmine George Matt Gerber Tricie Gerwels 149 Close Encounters of the Freshman Kind. Chun Huang Grace Huang Kevin Hudson Jennifer Huey 150 Dear Abby : Please help! Andy Husbands Jim Jankowski Billy Jensen Crystal Johnson Mason Huffine Adrianna Hulscher Kim Johnson Daphne Jones “You wanna be startin’ somethin’?” Chris Kiehn Chris King John King Linda Kimerer Aya Kimura Jennifer Klatsky Gretchen Klockars Amita Kode 151 Maria Ladao Reese Lamb Aaron Langston Carol Lauth Britt Lazelle Chuck Lee Karen Lee Ana Lomuntad Matt Lorton Karen Lubatti Raymond Lucas 152 But Joey, he’s tickled pink. He’s got Huggies. Juston Mayo Andrew McArthur David McCallum Gregg McCallum Janet McCracker Michi McCreary Mark McGary Chris McGilmer John McGrew Jamale McJimpson Heather McKay Daniel Merriam Kim Mi Yang Michael Miller Rick Miller Chris Mirabueno John Moore Lesa Moore Analiza Morillo Tanya Morris Sandra Mosley Peton Moua lanthe Moul Mitti Mukherji Jason Morton Chris Mosher Harold Murphy Kima Nalis Eata Namdaran 153 Kris Nelson Debbie Nagle Huu Ngo Bola Nellams Anthony Newton Robert Nichols Kim Nicholson Mah Nicholson Collette Pulliam Mike Quigley Christian Rabel Dan Raskind Maria Raymundo Sarah Rice Erika Richards 154 Heidi Scalf Dusty Scarlatos Chris Schnabel Kurt Roalkuam Alysson Rindal Becky Steed Trevor Sterry Andrea Roland Ron Rubin Chong Song Kelly Spangler Matt Spitzer Andrea Rucker Ruth Sarmiento Kim Saunders Sean Savage 155 Will the real Howdy Doody please stand up? Ky Sullivan Stacey Sutch Kristin Turner Vong Uh Becky Vall-Spinosa Phil Van Liew Chuck vanNorman Ryan Vernon Sara Swanson Leslie Taber Sara Tam Xia Thao Danecha Thomas Jamale Thompson David Thompson Michelle Thompson Craig Vincent Hans Visser Sigrid Vonasch Kim Vontorne James Tjoa Lisa Tung Parra Tomkins Gage Wagoner 156 Marc Wallis Bing Wan Wendy Wartelle Chris Watkins Jerrid Weaskus Kim Webster Danny Williams Mary Williams Mindy Williams Kevin Wilson Court Wing Jon Wise Kelly Wolfe Robert Wecker Barbara Weston Skip Weintraub MaryJo Wong Heather World “You want to step outside?” 157 FACULTY A poem should not mean, but be. —MacLeish 158 159 ADMINISTRATION DUANE TRFETHEN Vice Principal Tradition is our heritage. We have inherited the spirit of true champions and this makes us proud — proud of where we ve been and proud of where we’re going. Proud of the many ways in which we express ourselves in academics, in activities, and in our relationships with our peers. Our task is to continually strive for excellence in all facets of our lives at Roosevelt High School. May our heritage continue to inspire our students and faculty. WANDA WILLIAMS Vice Principal VICTOR OBRASTOFF Dean of Students Russian: BOT KAK! DEAN OF STUDENTS CATCH YOU LATER! JOAN ROBERSON Principal CHUCK CHINN Vice Principal 160 CATHY FRANSSON Head Counselor FLOYD HAMMERSLA Counselor ART WIPER Counselor To be fully human is to let God’s spirit within us love outward through RON PATNOE Counselor ROBERT CHAMPION Activity Coordinator “I’d like to help you out which way did you come in? 161 BOB AAHL JOHN AMES Entertaining as it may be. Mathematics is not a spectator sport INSTRUCTION The ’83-’84 school year was one of adjustment for both the faculty and students at Roosevelt. The addition of new teachers to Roosevelt's staff brought beneficial ideas and teaching methods to our scholastic environment. The new school policies also affected the faculty. These included a revised final schedule, a stricter attendance policy, and Saturday school. Most teachers greeted these changes with a positive attitude and used their best efforts to make them successful. Fortunately for Roosevelt, the instruction staff adjusted admirably to these changes, thus continuing a tradition of academic excellence. The year was definitely a successful one. DOUG ANDERSON 10 PRINT “Computer . 20 ?“programming is a”; 309“BAS1C experience! PENNEY ANDERSON Never a dull moment Bye to the class of '84 MARILYN ADAMS YASUKO ARATANI Reach for the skies and all your fondest dreams will become reality MARGARET BEAVER ERIC BENSON Today you are making Tomorrow’s memories JAY BOITANO Head Football Coach Head Baseball Coach Health General Math mi DEAN C. BRINK In these times, the only reguge for the rational person is cynicism. 162 SHARON BROOKINS YVONNE CARR Denotes Department Head ERNESTINE COLE “Everything is sweetened by risk LLOYD CROWSTON Algebra Geometry Alg Trig R .J. CUTLER The next mile is the only one a guy really has to make ANN DENNIS Procrastination is the thief of time JERRY ELARTH Space travel has made children of us all again Arthui C. Clarke DOROTHY DAVIS We achie e our best Only when we secure The best for the rest BONNIE dosREMEDIOS EDWARD W. DELIGAN take every opportunity prepare learn become a productive happy person JOAN DEMEROUTIS MICHAEL DOWD Spec. Educ Dep’t Head Girls Basketball Tennis PHIL EGTVET Fun In Math Is Doing “Word Problems! 163 O K. students, it's . . . overhead projector time!’ ELIZABETH FREER “The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind The answer is blowin' in the wind.” Bob Dylan MARTIN GONZALES CARL FULKERSON CLARK GREEN Memories like these are our only real and best possessions RUTH GIBBONS MARIANNE GUTTERIDGE Talking Hands Players Hearing Impaired Club ROBERT GOLZYNSKI MEL HABEL ‘‘Oh. deep in my heart, I do believe we shall overcome someday.” 164 Mr. Ames takes a break from differential equations. PAUL HASS PETER HEMSING Questra Notte nessun dorma in Peking. CLARK HOGLE IZORA L. HURD After computers, then what? CAROL JACQUES JANICE JAMES Life is what happens While you are making Other plans DON JESPERSEN LYNN KODOMA RON LARSEN LORIEL L. LATHAM Think smart think learning And succeed JAMES M. JACOBSEN Ideally, yes. but the reality BARBARA KNOX MARGARET LEAHY 165 ANGELA R. LEWIS If I have the faith to move mountains but have not love. I am nothing MELINDA LLOYD Never be mean, never be false, never be cruel. And 1 have hope for you. LYNDA LONGLEY Interpreter “Creativity is a sweetner of life” VERNON LOUDEN GENE LOUIE You can’t win or break even You can't even quit the game. Mr Walker reacts to the grades on the latest chemistry test. KATHY LUPSON CHING-SHU MA Chinese Bilingual Teacher NORA MACDONALD Age vero, ne longum sit. igitur, quid vero et quid est DENISE MANNERY LET THERE BE LIGHT SANDRA McVAY JUNE MILETTE Ontogeny BUT can he type? Recapitulates 166 Phylogeny FRANK MILLER RUBY MONTANA Fractals will Quantify Chaos WILLIAM MOYLAN ALLEN PARKS Speak softly and always Carry a big diccionario LEILA PETERSON LAUREL PICKETT Observe the opportunity DEE PINKERTON The Nation that seeks to be ignorant and free seeks something that never was and never will be.” — Jefferson ROBERT QUINN E.V. PREBEZAC Nature is in charge, not man. and nature forgives no trespasses or blunders. EILEEN RAMERMAN ED PUTNAM CHARLES RAY D A. QUEBRAL Self-discipline provides . . WILLIAM ROSS OUR FUTURE IS IN YOUR HANDS 167 ‘ JOANNE JANNI RYLES NANCY SCOTT home economics department head JAMES STAN PAUL STICKLES Remember: “Room to Live Drive to Arrive Alive Buckle Up. Oh My RUBEN VAN KEMPEN I must! A voice deep in my soul urges me on. and I will heed its call! BYRON STEVENSON Insist on yourself, never imitate. Ralph Waldo Emerson I hope we don’t get a pop quiz today!” GARYB. SMITH It is quite natural. Some people hear with their eyes. G. Stein LEONARD THRAPP AL WALKER 168 MARGOT WOLFENST1NE MARY YAKUSHIJIN HERB WILLIAMS JOEL WATTERS Let education be fun. You will then be able to find the natural dent ' GARY A. WERNER Learn to succeed for no other reason than for your own happiness 169 I am not making a negligee!” SCHOOL SERVICES SECRETARIES Standing: Evelyn Heitman Main Office, Shirely Wagner- Counseling Office. Ruth Struble-Fiscal Secretary. Eleanor McGraw-E.d.s. Office. Martha Onishi-Attendance Sitting: Pat Oman Main Office 171 Lunchroom Staff Return of The Jedi ’83-’84 Break Dancing Guys ai?d ©oils Chess takes 3rd in Metro Jessica Savitch Dies nicnntL jnciGom - “THRILLER” Blithe Spirit Murder is Announced - Spring Productions Inflation Unemploymcnt Down A.I.D.S. Rises to Forefront Lebanon Bombing Watt resigns as Secretary of the Interior Roosevelt Cracks Down on Rules Police '83 Flashdance HEan Ecram EHs.cts.cL E fsw Ssnatoz . . . a year to remember AT T Break up Columbia Center Built The Day After Seahawks to Playoffs jMortisty Q)cu Gifune icecl Bisky Business “Big Brother is Watching You First Free Space Walk “jiicoop” 'Qatkzon Jtes Grenada Invasion 'nm“ p-L Sunday M“«er Women’s Soccer Team Makes Playoffs Anne Frank Olympics PATRONS The Ausejo Family Charles C. Chinn Donato Sunstar Enterprise Ann and Jerry Elarth The Gerber Family The Gnarley Men Skate Team Kitchy Koo and Kitty Koo The Masniks „ m g| Merlino Imports The Olsons Jack and Cynthia Richardson The Rooseuelt News The Tao Family Dr. Daeshik Yu and Family Acknowledgements I'll take the dream I had last night And put it in my freezer, So someday long and far away When I’m an old grey geezer. I’ll take it out and thaw it out. This lovely dream I’ve frozen. And boil it up and sit me down And dip my old cold toes in. — Shel Silverstein This poem captures the whole essence of an annual, or should I say Annual Staff's attitude of what a yearbook is all about. We do our best to capture all that has happened during the year. Apologies to anyone who feels we have missed a vital part of high school life, but in such a large and diverse school there are many more things happening than can comfortably fit into one 200 page annual. We hope that you enjoy what we have collected here. May these pictures and their commentary bring back many memories when you are an old grey geezer flipping through the pages of this 1983-1984 Strenuous Life. Thanks to all the special people who donated their energy and talent to the production of this annual. In particular I would like to thank Mr. Elarth, our advisor; Milt Bean, of the American Yearbook Company; Rowland's Studio, the staff, and photographers. Again, we hope you enjoy the 61st edition of “Strenuous Life, ” and all the memories it carries with it. ‘'' A special wish of good luck to the class of 1984! Index Acknowledgements.................................183 Administration...................................160 Annual Staff......................................70 A.S.R............................................102 Awards Page......................................112 Baseball.........................................94b Chamber Choir.....................................49 Chamber Orchestra.................................51 Cheerleaders. Yell leaders........................93 Chess............................................110 Choir.............................................48 Concert Marching Band.............................52 Counselors.......................................161 Creme............................................110 Cross Country.....................................80 Dinner Theatre....................................62 Drama Festival....................................58 Ethnic Student Union.............................Ill Faculty..........................................162 Fall Production...................................56 Football..........................................74 Freshman Class...................................142 Golf..............................................81 Gymnastics........................................90 Hearing Impaired Club 67 Homecoming........................................98 Jazz Band.........................................54 Junior Class.....................................114 Junior Classical League..........................106 Junior Statesmen of America......................108 Junior Varsity Basketball.........................88 Lighting and Sound Crew...........................61 Men’s Basketball..................................84 Mindworks.........................................66 Model United Nations.............................109 Musical.......................................... 64 News Staff........................................68 Orchestra ........................................50 Orienteering................................. ...Ill Patrons 182 School Services 170 Senior Class......................................16 Senior Class Group Picture........................14 Senior Committees................................100 Sky..............................................109 Softball.........................................94c Sophomore Class..................................146 Sports Collage....................................94 Sports Scores....................................94f Sportsboosters....................................92 Spruffs..........................................104 Stage Crew........................................55 Swimming..........................................82 Table of Contents..................................2 Talking Hands.....................................67 Tennis...........................................94a Torch Honor Society..............................103 Track............................................94d Women’s Basketball................................86 Women’s Soccer....................................79 Volleyball 78 Wrestling.........................................91