Roosevelt Junior High School - Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

Ml! Roosevelt Jr. High ' ' Roughrider m Owner ' ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS ccThe wisdom of the wise and the experience of ages may be preserved by quotation? -Disraeli We may build more splendid habitations, fill our rooms with paintings and with sculptures. But we cannot buy with gold the old associations. i, - Longfellow TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and F aculty 6 Students 18 C lasses 70 Activities 76 Organizations . 86 Sports 106 Ads 118 I ndex 131 i 1962 Roughrider Dedicated to Enrico Di Torn'ce and Staff A figure stands at the end of the hall reflecting on another day's work. Who is he? Enrico Di Torrice, the head engineer in charge of keeping Rooseveltneat, clean, and in good repair. Always ready with ,a helping hand, Rico is pleasant and always has a friendly smile. Other members of his staff include Raymond Mace, Mike Zinno, Ted Paratore, Ed Davis, Nick Rebecca, Ellis McClure, Melvin Carlson, and Orena Penn. We proudly dedicate this book to those who we feel are often overlooked. Mr. Enrico Di Torrice, head engineer. ccThe end of all human industry is the attainment of happiness. ,, H ume:Essays FRONT ROW-Ted Paratore, Orena Penn, Nick Rebecca, Ellis McClure. BACK ROW-Roy Swanson, Melvin Carlson. Ed Davis. ADMINISTRA TION and FACULTY e'What greater or better gift to the state than to train up youth? - Cicero Boardis Leadership C antinues Mr. W. Ray McIntosh, the Superin- tendent of Schools, and the members of the Board of Education are an influen- tial part of our schools. Their projects for this year were the building of ahallway to the shop areas and band room, and the remodeling of the swimming pool and locker rooms. Mr. W. Ray McIntosh, the Superintendent of Schools Students aren't the only people around here who work. Shown above is Mrt Schoonmaker planning schedules for the next semester. SEATED- Miss Ann Gustafson, Miss VeraWalling, Mr.RogerReno, Orton, Mr. Arthur Johnson, Mr. Gerald E. Raasch, Mr. Angelo L. Mr. Alan Madison, Mr. McIntosh, Mrs. Francis Schafer, Mr. Ken- Spoto, Mr. Gordan Skee, Mr. Clifford Carlson, Mr. Dave Johnson, neth A. Jenson, Mr. Robert E. Sechler. STANDING- Mr. Kenneth Mr. Richard Stank, Mr. Ronald W. Lindsay, Mr. Stanley Studslrip. Learn, but learn from the learned? - Cato The base of our schooPs leadership is three people: Mr. David Schoonmaker, Principal; Miss Anne A. Morrison,Dean of Girls; Mr. David A. Pennock, Guid- ance Counselor. They help us in many ways through leadership and guidance. They encourage the growth of students in both academic and social areas, and establish curriculum. Together they work, emphasizing the great importance of our education. Mr. Schoonmaker Together They Guide Miss Morrison and Mr. Pennock NORMA ANG Librarian University of Illinois M.S. No twalking! CLEO APPLEGATE Math, General Busi- ness Western Illinois State University .15. qt's Friiiiday ! GE ORGE ASCHEN- BRENNER English, Social Studies Drake University M.S. What s up? MICHAEL BAYER English, Social Studies Illinois State Normal University B.S. nDie Weisheit ist nur dieWahrheit. -Goethe DOROTHY BLACK- BURN Latin, General Lan- 811855 B. E. Heavens above W GARY BOETTNER Math Institute of Technology B.S. HFor goodness sake! J OHN BOW MAN Science Brigham Young Uni- versity B.S. I'm very easy to get along with as long as I'm having my own way . . and I insist upon having my own way. GEORGE BUHL Hi story. Engli sh, Coaching Lake Forest College B.A. N. C. CALVERT Science Central Missouri State College B.S. REASE BINGER Math Rockford College B.A. uYou elected this course. MARIAN COBB Physical Education Western State Univer- sity B.S. LEON DAILEY Graphic Arts Colorado State M.A. Get busy. Teachers Extend Helping Hands, Homework, and Headaches. THEODORE DANIE L- SON Social Studies, Lan- guage Arts University of Minne- sota B.S. University of Illinois M.Ed. JOSEPHINE DAVIS Latin Rockford College B.A. KAny questions? SUZANNE DAVIS Science Purdue University B.S. NANCY DE E English, Social Studies Northern Illinois Uni- versity B.S. ANN DITTIDFF Home Economics Stout Institute B.A. 0h Fudge ! May I have your at- 0R tention, please '2 MAIDA DUGAN English, SocialStudles University of Illinois B.A. uHow about a little wt-discipllne? JEANNE DUNKER English, Social Studies Northern Illinois Uni- versity B.S. ROGER R. ELLIS Band Northern Illinois Uni- versity B.S. Measure your work against the best play- ers-not the worst. 11 CHELLIS W. EMMONS Business Education Central State College M. Ed. MARY IOU FARR . English, Social Studies Greenville College B.S. When that bell rings, it means QUIET! LAWRENCE FINNE- GAN Social Studies, English University of Iowa uS'mile; things could- n't possibly get worse! MARION FOSTER Mathematics Rockford College B.A. gAnd the homework for tonight is . . 1 GLORIA FOWLER Clerk-typist LENORA FRY Clothing Colorado State College M.A. There is not much work going on where there is so much noise. B.S. peal ? HENRY GRAY General Music Chicago Musical Col- lege B.S. LeVs sing! EMMA GREEN Strings Sarah Lawrence Col- lege B.A. AL GUERRERA Math, Algebra Northern Illinois Uni- versity B.S. MARY HAWKS Mathematics Tougaloo College M.S. UIt's better to keep up than to catch up. LIONA HEUSTON Foods Milwaukee Downer Does it have eye ap- VIRGINIA JAMES English, Social Stud- ies, Art Wisconsin State W W MYRT LE JOHNSON English Wheaton College B.A. uReally? RALPH KE LTNER Social Studies, English Northwestern Univer- sity M.A. CARLA KIECKHEFER Clerk-typist JAMES KOEHN Mathematics Northern Illinois Uni- versity M.S. HThis is a snap course. MARCE LLA KOLB Art, Yearbook St. Cloud State College B.S. This is the story of my life. KAY KRIEN S Dramatics, Eng- li sh, Social Studies Beloit College B.A. Mercy Buckets. JAMES LAFFIN English, Social Studies Loras College B.A. ANN E LARSON School Nurse Loyola and Marquette Universities R.N. What can I do for you? LORAINE LEHTO Typing, General Busi- ness Western Michigan University A.B. I don't hear any ex- plosion! DARRE L MANGAS General Science Iowa State University B.S. University of Illinois M.Ed. You should try to be students rather than just occupants of a seat. JOSEPHINE A. MATHEWS Social Studies, English University of Illinois B.Ed. Learn to listen With your mindsL PATRICIA Mc- BERTHA MCGUIRE DORIS MEFFORD CARTHY Music French, English, Social Studies, English Northwestern Univer- Civics University of Wiscon- sity Rockford College sin M. M. M.A. B.S. HWhat is your problem TODAY? ' HLa parole est war- gent, Le silence est dmr. HARRY G. NUTTING Physical Education University of Illinois B.S. ME LVA OISON General Science Rockford College B.A. Columbia University M.A. All right. GERALD OWENS RICHARD C. PAULIN Science Art Northern Illinois Unj- DePauw University versity A.B. B.S. University of Denver uyn M.A. Be creative. MAR GAR E T M. PETRITZ Math and Science C UFFORD MOORE P 11 y 51 c :11 tion, Coach Drake University B.S. E. uPush ups Educa- Catholic University of America Ph.D. Patient, Pleasant, Practical- Teachers Are A Studenfs Best F riend. J ACK SAICHEK Science University of Wiscon- sin B.S. uBette r luck next test. ' ' FIDYD PROUT Mathematics University of Illinois M.S. Will you do it if I say PLEASE ? JOSE PH PRUE TT Metals and Drafting Eastern Illinois Uni- versity M.S. ROBERT RICH Science Macalester College .A. uAnd the next bulletin board reportis due . . WAYNE REEDER Math University of Illinois .8. University of Wiscon- sin E LIZABETH ROGERS English, Social Studies Fairmont State B.A.' uTHINK, before you write. BARBARA SAUNDERS English, Social Studies Beloit College B.A. Shape up or ship outN MARGARET SCHOEN- FE LD English, Social Studies Beloit College BA. HFor Heaven's sake. ROBERT SHU MWAY Industrial Arts University of Wiscon- sin B.S. Get quiet. M.S. You need to study. RICHARD SODER- STROM English, Social Studies Augustana College B.A. ObviouslyI 15 E LIZABETH STICKLES Foods Western Kentucky State College M.A. ROBERT TAYLOR Science Wi sconsin State Col- lege B.S. LUCY THOMAS Physical Education Illinois State Normal University 13.8. M can't take rollwhile you're talking. LELAND S. THOMP- SON English, Social Studies University of Illinois GEORGE TRU MBU LL Band Northwestern Univer- ETHEL WAGNER English, Social Studies Syracuse University .A. Northwestern Univer- sity M.A. L. M. WATSON General Woods Florida Southe rn , Colorado State M.A. Huet's go to work. RICHARD WIBOM Industrial Arts Draft- ing Northern Illinois Uni- versity M.S. VIRGINIA WYSONG Registrar UMay I help you ? DON ZXMMERMAN Orchestra University of Illinois M.S. You're phrasing it wrong. JOANNE ZIMMER- MAN Spanish, English, Civics Marquette University .A. 'Wou are the giddiest class ! F aculty Maintains Dignity , - Despite Candid Camera. ' Ninth grade English Class dissects THE HOUSE OF f1 USHER. HIs this a dagger I see before me'xm Miss Black- burn displays weapon collection. oh! This cafeteria food! Come in mystery challenger and sign in please. in .fi 17 STUDENTS 18 e'The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees ofPosterity.,, - Disraeli. Devonne Black Sam Cudia Randy Kordash Linda Reeder J i m Stewart Sherry Ann Bond Pete Fonda Carolyn Lapp Ellen Roseberg Eddy Swick Robert Brader Anna Sue Goudy Andy Monestero Kathy Royster Carol Swinehart Mrs. Mefford 108 Steve Brennom J ulie Gujlliome Charlene Murphy Marcia Sahag J oAnne Ti mbush Ken Brewer J ohn Jenson Jeff Perren Jeff Shower Penny Wayman James Angileri Roger Crocker Sherry Kahler Jon Proudfoot Linda Slipp Valaria White ' 22 Betty Adams Olagene Fausett Lucille Jones David Martin Cherie Skeeters Mr. Soderstrom 204 Lee Carlson Theresa Gianquinto Nancy Keegan Dorothy Musselman J eff Vaughn Earl Cavanaugh Josephine Giglio Gary Kerro Bill Peter Robert Whipkey Roberta Dorr Anna Hauff Mary Korsberg Michele Petritz John Wieneke Marlene Duel Marlene Hayes Sally Mandera Mary Sager Lindale Eason Gary Kenning Robert Mantta Ronald Sanches Paul Bothwell Gordon Fuchs David Hough Colleen O,Nei11 Judy Suhr Anna Dawson Cheryl Genovese Donald Johnson Dennis Petersen Terry Tuni son Alvon Dobrowski Jacqueline Grams Lynne Kersten Jeffry Pontius Paul Veerman Mrs. Lehto 211 Rodney Dosier Cynthia Greene Mary McIntosh Sally Reece Dennis Watts Donald Ebert Sharon Harbison John Menton Sue Snyder Laurie Welsh Linda Barr Lynn Essington Sharon Holloway Roxanne Morgan Patti Staten Linda White 24 Carolyn Anaszewicz Brian Damon Paul Hand Kathy Mackechnie Jim Stanley Karen Williams Elizabeth Blake Lynda Donaldson John Herbert Carol Peterson Mike Stauffacher Mr. Laffin 215 Tom Burnett Mike Donnan Gene Johnson Kathy Pickering John Swenson Phyllis Cacciatore Donna Douglas Kathy Klink Sandra Raymer Gary Taylor Ted Camlin Vicky Genovese Terry Listenberger Nancy Shultz Connie Vesely Janice Cowell Nancy Guga Willie Lovett Bob Sims Jim Wilcox Jean Balke Mary Crawford Richard Jones Bill Rhodes Pat Swanson Miss Zimmerman 216 Sarah Belew Doug Ebling Joan Lillie Linda Senkel Holly Treadway Roc Bradford Coretta Faucett Mike Minnick Maren Severtson Bill Welte Agnes Burke Mary Ellen Gough Jeannine Phelan Don Siletti Francis Ywanauskas Leonard Carner Dan Herman Richard Pritzloff Bill Stewart Robert Zahorick Nancy Alexander Sue Clark Mike Hodges Linda Ramsey Pam Suddarth Rick Zordan 26 Ag Don Allen Robert Conant Sharon Hendrix Linda McDougall Toni Pryor Evanie VanEppa John Allen Betty Cummlns Lynn Johnson Sharen Morris Karen Rickert Mr. Koehn 220 Connie Anaszewicz John Cunningham Ted Kamo David Mousel Ronnie Schaffer Robert Bailey Mary Fitzgerald J ack Krujt Jan Nowlen Thomas Schroeder Noel Boothe Robin Fritsch Karen Kump Elizabeth Pipitone Philip Seeber Cliff Compton James Fry Susan Lindstrom Ann Prybylowski Carol Tesmer Kathleen Fernandez John Liston Sue Pahlas Dennis Starr M r. Aschenbrenner 221 Vance Barrie Dennis Holmes Suzanne Mahlburg Alix Pryhoda Craig Stewart Sonja Berg Linda J ackson Judy McIntosh Craig Roberts John Sunderland John Burkhalter Bill Jepsen Judy McNiff Phil Ross Wendy Tessman Ruth Campobello Diane Kriechbaum Linda McNiff Frank Scott Lowell Ulrey Larry Davis Rita Lackey Linda Morris Priscilla Sculley Joe Wiergert Miss Saunders 222 Gordon Anderson William Boreham Michael Bores Virginia Clark Mary Alice Crete Ken Dawsey Penny Ellison Michael Fagen Anthony Giovingo Patricia Grayned Scott Hagmaier Jim Hochevar Michael Jackson Arlene Jennings Carol Kayser Paul Kienz Patricia Knight Bonnie Lindbloom Stephanie McCann Judie Mennenga Pat Pitner Laura Schmidt John Shafstall ABSENT: Gary Horton, Dave Lynch Tom Eschen Donna Kahl Jaxon Oshita Mike Tierney Mrs. James 223 J anet Allen Jim Fetter Eddy Kuball Nancy Reetz Marilyn Tryggestad Sue Anderson Earl Henry Susan LaBore Tom Rossi John Welte Craig Carmack John Hochevar Julia Love Ginny Schwartz Robert White Paul Cojnick Mary Hoey Linda Myers Jeff Simonds Larry Whitford Lois Cummings Jane Jewell Paulette Nimocks Suzi Stevens Andrea Worms Virginia Benham Cheryl Hiner Kenneth Jost Nancy Pagander Anna Stern Nanc y Williamson Nancy Bonetti Alan Hoffman Gloria Juhlin Sally Piper J on Trumbull Mr. Binger 301 Charles Dietterich Jill Hoffman Clinton Kellett Carol Powers JoAnn Trumpy Patricia Gass Steve Howarth Ronald Manning Linda Rood Tom Unangst Larry Hallstrom Cheryl Jacobson Dave McBride Janet Rudin Michael Viet Don Heidorn Maureen Johnson Dennis Olson Thomas Scoville Greg Walker Rita Bieneman Barbara Falk Cheryl Knapp Dan Peter Douglas Stannard Michael Boomer Edmay Gregorcy David Maynard Helen Prybylowski Linda White Mrs. Foster 303 Melvin Bores Gail Hajlman Judy McClure Randy Robertson Dan Wikse Jim Bursing Sandra Harris David Moring Maxine Saudargas Judy AtkinEon Kathi Carey Gary Heideman Anthony Musso Donald Schmeltzer Kathy Bergeron James Conzett Clarence Honecker Ron Neuchwander Donna Scrivano 32 Curtis Austin Kristi Floor Sue Israel Mike Melvin Steve Sardenga Mrs. Applegate 304-A Wayne Barnes Sue Fowler Karen Kendrick Sue Olson Coum'e Sciacca Mike DeVierman Ronald Gremban Linda Kettler Hazel Parrott J ill Spickerman Mary Dorschner Larry Gustafson Maureen Krueger Diane Peterson Mary Stormont Sam Dulgar Mike Hagerman Greg Lee Martin Pierce Terry Tamblin Steve Ferreira Barb Hammond Robert Melborg Ronnie Pumjlia Howard Thomas Jan Cowling Gary Harbison Carol Jones Robert Seitz Melody Armstrong Sherri Dennis Kathleen Herbert Janet Kiesow Judith Smull Mr. Owens 308 Kenneth Blanck Robert Dulgar John Hoffman Raymond Loberg Richard Sweeney Mary Bonassin Kenneth Gadow Karen Horn Pat Nelson Rita Trenbeath Ray Burkholder Anne Gleichman Charles Hudzinski Mireille Perna Steven Walker Markie Carlson Eric Hammerstrand Catherine Johnson Terry Rutledge 34 Bruce Abrahams Rich Clikeman Dutch Hill Bill Rogers Sandra Tipp Linda Ware Robb Anderson Karen Dickens Virginia Jeanes Niel Rubenstein Cynthia Thalman Tom Williams Miss Petritz 309 Jane Balke Carol George Lavonne Kennedy Jim Sadler Lynda Tominellie Mark Bowles Larry Haney Jeannie Mannone Barbara Smith Charlene Trank Joan Brodine Wendy Clark Rickey Heckelsmiller Lois Heely Gerald McCalmon Bill Spielman Edwin Trent Marilyn Menting Ken Taylor Greg Tresemer Craig Best Ronald Flanders David Madden Danny Todora Sandra Caldwell April Franklin Ethel Maddox Thomas Tumlnskas Mrs. Hawks 315 Patricia Bacon Sharon Clark Larry Gentry William Prather Robert Voltz Carol Belcher Rex Crane Diane Hedlund John Ralston Charles Ware Duane Benage Nancy Davies Susan Hubbard William Snider Imogene Zachery Sharon Benz Ann Egdahl Deborah Hughes Robert Stern ABSENT: Karen Covert 36 Treva Adkisson Karen Carlson Linda Feierday Craig Miller Donna Showen Bob Behr Ken Carner Wayne Hauge Diane Oberheim Bob Spickler Mr. Buhl 318 Leslie Benson Anna Deem Allan Kuhn Robert Oman Peggy Spielman Nadia Bilys Margie DeVore Tom Leach Steven Sanders Barbara Webster Ronnie Boloski Jon Ditsworth Mary McIntosh Karen Sauber Ronnie Wells Vickie Bradt Barb Durham Roger Medlock Mike Seeley Sandra Wilke Priscilla Bargren Mike DuPre Franklin Jaeger Mary Provasi Helen Sprague Lynn Barta Peter Erickson Linda Kinsman Helen Ragsdale Carla Jo Stenberg Miss Kalb 322 Toni Choppie David Flynn Joel Longberry Dan Rose Joel Taylor Fred Clarke Ronald Gillette George Lunn Steven Schroeder Phyllis Thorpe David Day Claire Heiss Sue McClelland Bradley Shinn Thomas Wiemer Neal Drabbe Sharon Hughes Janet Pierce Joan Siebel Loretta White EIGHTH Ronnie Austin Vito Ferro Karen Kintz Bergit Smedberg Kathy Tracy Richard Bloomquist Kim Gritzbaugh Donna Kling Sharon Snider Carol Trumpy Mr. Wibom 99 Robert Bremner Hampton Hodges Janet Maney Russell Spickerman Candy Tucker Cindy Chalke Jan Hoffman James Miller Roger Stass Sam Valenza Helene Abramovich Connie DeVaughn Robert Hoffman Terry Minnick Barry Stevenson Bill VanDusen Sharon Arnot Dick Eberhart Linda Kingsley Carol Schraiber Sharon Tetzlaff Charles Walker 40 Darlene Bowers Anna Easterwood Gary Hirth Penny Nicholson Jim Stewart Dennis Burch Gale Engelkes George Holm Thomas North Gary Trains. Thomas Clift John Frew Robert Jerome Darlene Peterson Betty Try Betty Collins Sandra Gehlhausen Tim Lightcap Lynn Plzzuto Richard Wenger Mrs. Heuston 8-116 Charles Davies Barbara Gaudy Bryan McDonald Robert Sculley Linda White Jerilyn Doane Diane Hall Linda McDonald Janis Staten Patti Wolf Alan Buck Janice Ehlert Sandra Hamilton Daniel Long Jon Smedberg Keith Campbell Linda Elliott Joy Ann Heath Timothy McClure David Starr Mr. Bayer 202 Carolyn Clancy Margaret Evans Jill Iveson Bruce Scott Carolyn Teague Anthony Downey Jane Gillespie Karen Johnson Jeraldean Scott Sandra Watkins Michael Doyle Ben Glover Elizabeth Keegan Steven Shepherd Terry Wlndle Sandra Aska John Ebling Jill Hallden Merle Larsen Carolyn Shirley ABSENT: Terry Hogan 42 Cathy Baird Janice Dochier Larry Guenzler Steve Nicholson Michael Stenger Robert Berg Donald Dosier Gloria Helmjck Grady Pope Barbara Tabone Mrs. Banker 203 Thomas Bork Michael Downey Peter Lippincott Lloyd Prenot Scott Ulrey John Carlson Bonnie Forrest Clemens May Marven Riggins Vicki Valentine Karen Catlin Karen Fosha Gloria Medlln Linda. Schrupp Susan White Carol Dean Sharon Getts Ann Nevins Marilyn Schleisman Ronald White Brenda Adkisson Loretta Duckett Jack Hada James Milsaps Mary Stewart Morris Blonsky David Eason Dean Jones Michael Myers Margaret Thomas Kathy Carlson Jeanie Fahy Kenneth Lythgoe Robert Reynolds Richard VanSickle Mrs. Rogers 208 Sandra Culbertson Joseph Fiorenza Diane Martindale William Shepit Andrew Verbeski Ashley Davis Marty Gromer Laura Martin Gordon Stannard Donna Webster Sheryl Abel Teresa Davit Virginia Gruno Pamela Mathews Michael Stauffer Kristie White Matt Anderson Rickey Brooks Nancy J acob Charles Meyer Mike Sievers Steve Attrill Ellen Dahlin Chris Lewis Jean Nystrom Gail Strom Mr. F innegan 210 Pam Billman Pam Downing Gary Marquette Gary Pasch J im Vaccaro Cynthia Blank Bob Ecklund Sherry Marshall Linda Powell Cindy Vetterli Maurice Bolte Sharyl Grams George Marvin Don Ross Jaci Bressler Diana Halley Tim McMeen Tom Ryan Linda Braisted Dana Ferguson Jimmy J uengling Daniel McLean Priscilla Tucker Charles Capron Linda Gasparini Steven Klepper Fred Murr David Varnum Miss Dee 217 Dennis Casola Victoria Gough David Kohl Mary Nastasi Patricia Westfall Susan Collins Nancy Greenberg Edward Laurson Linda Nelson Robert Woodford Kenneth Davidson Duane Hanson Corrine long Karen Rapean Richard Young Gregory Austin Russell Edwards Gerald Honecker Candyce Matteson Jeffrey Sowle Barbara Zeigler 46 James Ambruso Janice Cram Larry King Linda Powers Audrey Short Mrs. Wagner 224 Linda Anderson Patricea Dobratz Georgianne Bacon Linda Eason Charles Ladenberger Dianne Makey Karyn Regen Georgia Stewart Romaine Rudolph Thomas Stout Janet Bowler Karen Hancock Rickey Marlin Robert Sanches Chad Swensen Glen Cannon Mikel Hendrix Franklin Munsey Mary Schmeltzer Ardes Tryggestad Ronald Carr Jacquiline Jardine Thomas Newkirk Sharon Seals Joyce Wibeigh Theresa Anderson Willard Davis Linda Gall Judith Larson Darlene Olson Mr. Guerrera 3 04-3 Steven Behrendt Jane Egan Dorothy Gibbs J ames Lightfuss J 0 anne Schmidt Carol Cobb Julie Eiten Gerald Grant Donna Lutzow J erome Smull Jeffrey Cook Gerald Emmerling Craig Haines John McFarlane Willi am Stonewall Pat Cowling Dorothy Evans Tom Jepson Thomas Murphy J ohn Stupec Keith Anderson Mary Crowell Norman Few Cynthia Johnson Russell Nimocks Louise VanLeewen Patricia Ashley Mary Evans Danny Lemmons Thomas Neiber Gary Phillips Warren Smith Mr. Emmons 305-E Craig Balcom Meredith Griggs Karen Lincoln Beth Odson Mark Pippel Anna Marie Boreham Edward Bowers Leigh Hammer David Mandell Frederick Olson Lynn Porter Karen Harvey Billy Matthews Mary Pease Gary Schulze Lauticia Dawn Betty Heckman Linda Mattson Martha Pemberton James Schulze Jacqueline Despard William Johnston Sandra Moline Lana Peterson Jerry Severing Frank Guarino Robert Keinz Gayle Krueger Martha Mellen Carole Siebarth Mr. Thompson 305-T Rondal Harris James Kerr Kenneth Laumer J anis Mellon J oy Simms Norma Heckman Carolyn King Carolyn Lawson Peggy Pitner Donald Sowl Virginia Jocson Cynthia Kirchner Linda Lesher Sheryl Plumb David Stixrood Greg Bramhall Raymond Juhlin Alan Koch Mary Marinelli Larry Reynolds Dennis Bryant James Keeling Carol Krepfle Nancy McCauley Cleatius Rowland Steven Tomaschefsky Steve Yates Miss Olson 307 Diane Carlson Bruce Casperson Sally Coe Fred Cook Jim Cooley Shirley Covert Susan Dallavo Lynn Defay Jim Fleming Pam Foth Mike Goddard Judy Gorkow Terrell Herbig Jane Healer Delores Johnson Bob Jones Tom Marsh Bruce McCalmon Connie McReynolds Debbie Meihofer Marilyn Mittler Stephanie Morris Tim Neushwander Richard Perry Carolyn Pope Linda Radar Jim Rundgren Suzanne Sanders Geoffrey Schultz Sandy Scott Steve Sheik Cindy Trenbeath Wiley Boston Dianne Dewey Jim Gent Susan Krueger J im Saudargas J amie Bourland John Downs Marlena Harms Barbara Lake N ancy Schwarz Donna Breon Martin Drell Michael Heisler Jean Mandeville Dan Stephans Mr. Taylor 313 Sheila Brooks Greg Estes Donna Henning Sandra Neumann Pam Stephen Delores Cole Glory Fibrow William Johnson Larry Prentice Wayne Swanson Beverly Blegen Jerry Davis Jim Gabriels Cindy Karp Dominic Rinaldi John Thomas Mr. Gray 320 Larry Anderson Sue Ballard Sandy Buell Bill Cadwell Patty Condie Ruth Conopeotis John Edwards Kerry Goff Pat Goldy Janice Grayned Jack Hall Tom Harris Daniel Hart Jane Johnson Tammy Johnson William Johnson Dorothy Keinz Nancy Kent Linda Lamb Linda Loundenback Nora Marsden Charlotte Oblak Doug Perkinson Gene Pete Alex Raszkiewicz Anthony Santini Sharon Shifo Gary Turner Bill VandeHey Anna Whitlow 52 SEVENTH II 54 Virgil Alexander Bonnie Fruberg Tom Long Beth Olson Miss McCarthy 113 Chris Blank Dick Green John Longhenry Donna Jean Perkins Frank Crudice Scott Gunter Bonnie Malysz Terri Rossato Bob Cuppini Mike Harmon Diane Manarchy John Severtson ABSENT: Karen 10y Judy Ehlert Lloyd Hubler Marlon Masingale Randall Smith Randy Erickson Janet Lathrop Mike O Keefe Linda Zanzinger Diane Bailey Mike Crooks Neil Hoxie Brian McCalmon Dick Prather Douglas Becknell Dawn Dilley John Keckler John McMahon Linda Schaffer Miss Stickles 114 Helen Campobello ' David Donaldson Henryke Lampert Merrijo Meyer Gayle Spielman Doris Carmack James Erickson Kathy Liston Gene Moan Gary Todd Richard Carmichael Jeanne Hammex Linda Martell Alan Peterson Linda Vaccaro Kathy Cooley Renard Hauff Richard Martorana Linda Pohl Kenneth Warren 56 Karen Baischer Mary Gage Pat Hollar 1' Martin Schmeling J immje Sunderland Pam Yeager Terry Biddle Calvin Glover Richard Leach Larry Shirley Tom Thomas Miss Blackburn 201 Susan Black William Goddard Linda Loy Curtis Spangler Kirk Tresemer Pat Bunker Barbara Gross James Mandala Tom Stata James Whale Harry Cravens Neal Gustafson Kenneth Mills Wendy Steffa Bonnie Lee Wright N ancy Daniels Pat Hall Muriel Reed Karen Steidinger Jenniel Wright Sandy Amdur Doug Dietz Wayne Lamb Jean Schleisman Bruce Theden Steve Atkinson Terri Gordon Phillip Magin Candy Shumate Bernice Vikouski Mr. Keltner 207 Mary Baranauski Eloise Helljer Pam Marinelll Jim Sibigtroth Kenny White John Blake Steve Henbest Terry Mason Sandra Stenger Betsy Wise Lynda Burnett Richard Johnston George Potter Nancy Stout Paula Zeleskas Jane Cole Don Kellogg Gary Reintz Heinz Thadletz Donna Zellgert 58 Bob Auman Stephen Cosgrove Patsy Griepentrog Vonda Lawson Judy Musselman Don Alfano Larry Dobson Kathy Guga Larry Lindell Peter Myers Miss Mathews 209 Charles Bende Dick Bodorff Norman Fibrow Ronald Fowler Sandra Harvey Allan Jackson Jerry Lundin William Mahlburg Linda Nelson Renee Pernot ABSENT: Ralph Northrup Lee Ann Burchfield Doreen Gordon Dennis Johnson Margie McCabe Mike Shiun Jon Casola Lynn Greene Sue Krepfle Sandy McKee Judy Unger Michael Burrows Allen Garard Dick Juengling Dennis Longnecker Warren Pierson Steve Clauson Douglas Gustafson Ton Kinley J ay Marsh Richard Puckett Jenny Dobrowski Steve Heisler Dick Krueger Betty Ann Mereditl Kay Reis Mrs. Dugan 218 Laura Feierday Diana Hulbert Wayne Kuhn Mary Miller Anne Roseberg Sheila Fraker Phil Hunsberger Kathy Kump Judy Moore Steve Tanner Pat Gabrielse Linda Hunt Linda Lamb Diane Nelson Miss Schoenfield 219 Seth Atwood Sharon Caldwell Katharine Craig Daphne Deppen Willie Frazier Salvadore Gonzalez Andrea Gustafson Bob Harris Julie Jackson Rosemary Kamo Dale Larson Michael Lucido John McEwing Jody Miller Barbara Morgan Gary Petersen Carol Schofield Marlene Stanis Priscilla Strang Gail Wilkey 60 Kathy Dornbush Brad Hoar Craig Mapes Don Rodd Jim Yeager John Eschen David Horowitz Phil Matas Lonny Salivar J enny Young Mary Barkalow Joan Ford Judy Kerr Timmy Nimocks Joe Spera Jim Boothe Linda Green Harold Leese Pauline Pumilla Laurel Spielman Rory Bradford Mike Hanford James McDonald Joyce Rader Mary Tingley Mr. Reeder 302 Sharon Dahlia Tom Harvey Fred Miller Robert Rolando Richard Watson Rosina Davis Stephen Hiner Carol Mitchell Sally Seinwill Glenda Weir Ward Davis Larry Holcomb Gary Moring Barbara Simonds Penelope Anderson Kathryn Colclasure William Fisher Kendall Johnson Michael Stonewall Diana Barr Connie Cummings Charles Girone Steven Lindaas Joe Taylor Mr. Rich 3 06-A Mary Bruesch Guinevere Davis Martin Gregory Scott Mastricola Charles Vick Mary Catlin Joyce Dieter Raymond Henning Michael Milsaps Marijane Wihlborg Randy Chaffee Russell Eppenbaugh Judy Hicks Roger Nowicki Martha Witkowski Thomas Cheadle Cheryl Evans Barbara J ameson William Sneed Jr. Martha Woodard Steve Balke Mike Garland Ray Larson Tom Penrose Barbara Stupec Mr. Bowman 306-3 Olen Bell Tom Griggs Janet Magnuson Stephen Salisbury Mary Kay Swanson Pat Chamberlain Mary Craig Peter Herdklotz Linda Jackson Brenda Miller Carole Neiber Wanda Schrupp Peggy Senkbeil John Thomas Gary Thompson 3'53 ; x A J '3 . .3; an Steve Amjdon Deidre Early Lucy Kiesow Hazel Nelson Roger Smith Ginger Whittaker Candy Anaszewicz Randall Fuller Dick Lange Emery Palmer James Strom Lois Williams 64 Kenneth Arnold Larry Dusage Sandra Herbig David Pahlas Mary Stults Mary Walker Susan Buck Charles Ferrell Judith Hetland Anthony Perrone William Swanson Ron Casola Carolyn Gent Patricia Jeanes Sally Powell Keith Taylor Mr. Calvert 312 Martha Chalke Linda Graham Rachel Knight Calvin Ray Gretchen Tompkins Mark Culhane Melvin Hancock Pamela Lewis Robert Scroggins Richard Trenbeath Jay Ditsworth Michael Henbest Keith McNiff Karen Seals Delinda Turner Harold Beaty Martin Di Marzio Vicki Jacobson Jane Mueller Larry Roberts Karl Biggs Cheryl Gustitus John Juola Cheryl Muller Steven Seeley Mrs. Dittloff 316 David Chapman Tamra Halsne Vicki Knapp Sally Newkirk Linda Simone Diane Cleven Ronald Henderson Allen LeMert Peter Paluzzi Steven Smith Sandra Ashley Robert Davis Steven Hermance Cynthia Lindstrom Ada Peterson J anette Sundeen David Barger N ancy Davis Charles Jackson David Maney Mike Plunkett Richard Wray William Bremner James Cartwright Marjan Frank Richard Huffington Cynthia Morgan Erma Zackery Ed Burkett Sharon Chemello Richard Fuller John Jacobs Betsy Pickering Miss F ry 317 David Calvert Jon Colvin Linda Gillette Sharon Kall Sally Spurgeon Ronald Camp Glendora Davis Kathryn Herbert Bonnie Kush Lorraine Steffen Ruth Carlson Mary Jo Durham Paul Hoffman Walter Laumer Mike Vowell Reatte Carlton Anthony Ferro Susan Howarth Douglas Lundin Richard Watkins Rita Compton Carol Jones Brenda Methot Robin Terrence Carolyn Benston Mike Douglas Rusty Layman Harry Overbey Bill Trank Barbara Bone Gunar Ekis Reed Long Russell Quick David Valentine Alan Carli Christine Ellison Mary McLean Leonard Schmeltzer Cindy Wheat Miss McGuire 319 Cindy Casper Glenn Gregorcy Bruce Magoon Jerry Stewart Susan Wuerker Cindy Choppie Susan Gridley Richard Martinson Debby Story Dennis Wangeman 68 Charles Beckwith Jock Dewey Elaine Harris Donald Listenberger Kathleen Pasch Mary Jane Vicari Donald Belcher Ben Dworak Mary Jo Harris Sharon Long Michael Redding Margie Westfall Mr. Paulin 321 Barbara Biggs Ethan Erickson Judith Ann Heuer Paul longton Janet Scrivano Mike Wood Elaine Boynton Steven Fuchs Patricia Hoffman Joseph Magin Susan Sorensen William Crumb Ronald Gadow . Philip Hoffman; Nancy Oliver Connie Cummins David Halley Kathryn Keller Steven Olivotti David Van BIaricom Judy Vetterli Miss Kriens has no home room. She spends her time planning those wicked Drama Tests while Larry King awaits an admit from Mr. Pennock. Early Morning Bracer: One Tangy Home Room Period UBen, P11 give you just two minutes to close that locker and come in here immediately! quotes Mr. Paulin as he urges his home room to report to class on time. . Bad news from the front. . report cards! Home room offers a chance to study, if you can stop flirting long enough . . 69 CLASSES 70 All the arts are brothers; each one is a light to the others? - Voltaire 71 72 You find all kinds in dramatics class; a sleeping beauty or a pipe-smoking hills-man. Roosevelt offers a wide variety of subjects. Of course, many essentials like cabbage cultivating, advanced tiddly- winks, and rocket-launching- Inade-easy are not offered, but we canlt have everything. Pic- tured are a few of the most interesting Roosevelt classes. These kids can really concentrate; only a flashbulb can divert their attention. Mr. Grayls sixth hour Music Class, sings up a storm to the delight of all listening. walls. After this project they should be able to start painting the School Has Many Sided Personalities. Silence is golden. All through the night and dur- ing most of the week-end and holidays there is a very tomb- like stillness. It is broken in a fraction of a second when the bell rings at 8:00 A.M. on school mornings. At that instant thereis a burst of laughter, crunching of candy bars, and the banging of lockers which will last through the whole day only to surrender once again to the night and its stillness. Silence was golden. 73 Bonecracker 's Delight Modern Approach to Learning; Only one million, six hundred forty-one A C t ua l E xp 8 rie nc 8 thousand, two hundred twenty-five more stitches to go! Craftsmen receive expert training in the machine shops. 74 These kids are really cutting up. UHey, wait, that's a volle ball you're using! Y Classroom Capers. . . Casual and Constructive We11, donH: just sit there-PUSH IT! ACTIVITIES Thefre only truly great who are truly good. ,, - - George Chapman 78 Alix Pryhoda, Ted Camlin, and Tom Wiemer enact an inti- mate scene. ttLet me whitewash the fence, Tom, begs Joe Harper. Ted Camlin as Tom Sawyer, wards off the eager Mark Bowles. Ninth Grade P0 rtrays Tom Sawyef9 HIVs all my fault that Tom ran away and killed himself, says Becky Thatcher tMaryEllen Gougm to Aunt Polly tAlix Pryhoday. Others are Tom Weimer, Rita Bieneman, Maxine Saudargas, and Linda Ware. That old favorite by Mark Twain, ttThe Adventures of Tom Sawyer, came to life this year on our stage, November 15th and 16th. The cast did a great job, thanks to Miss Kriens, director; Gregg Walker, student director; Laurie Welsh, stage manager, and Janet Allen, prompter. The plot re- volved around the pranks,problems, and pleasures of two Missouri River boys, Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn. The cast included Ted Camlin as Tom Sawyer, Tom Burnett as Huck- leberry Finn, Aunt Polly played by Alix Pryhoda, Sid Sawyer played by Tom Weimer, Mark Bowles as Joe Harper, Mary Crawford as Mrs. Sereny Harper, Mary Ellen Gough as Becky Thatcher, Phyllis Cac- ciatore as Mrs. Thatcher, Linda Ware as Mary Rogers, Walter Pota ter in the person of Ken Blanck, Amy Lawrence played by Rita Bien- eman, Maxine Saudargas as the Wid- ow Douglas, and Injun Joe played by Gary Taylor. Spirited Campaign Pre ceeds V0 ting, SEATED - Lynne Essington, Secretary; Jim Fry, President. STANDING-Ken Blanck, Treasurer; Lindale Eason, Vice-president. Campaigning, colorful tags and posters marked the 9A elections. 2W . wwwwwmm .5. H; e . h . v n. ,, WVMRW? hggwfizbw . manuuuwum Roosevelt held its ninth grade elections dur- ing the week of J anuary 8. This is one of the biggest events of the school year. It was busy and exciting for all. Representatives are Toni Pryor, Ken Gadow, and Mary Crawford. Donlt worry, fellas, she'll wake up; she always has. Prince Charming weft Simondsl and Snow White tMaureen Kruegerl will live Uhappily ever after. Snow White And 7 Dwarfs ,, Remembered Happily EverAfter And they lived happily ever aftert' were the famous last words of this years Operetta, ttSnow White and the Seven Dwarfs. This favorite fairy tale was relived in beautiful costumes and lovely songs on the stage in our auditorium. Long rehearsals spent in hard work but a lot of fun, resulted in an excellent spring program. Not only the students but the teachers helped in making this play set to music a success. Mr. Gray, Miss Kriens, and Miss McGuire were only three of them. A few of the other main characters not mentioned in the captions are: Jim Fry, as the King, Cindy Greene as Nibbles, and Cathi Johnson as Nutty. The Seven Dwarfs demonstrate that a little soap and water never hum; anyone, even dwarfs! HMirror, Mirror tplayed by Mary Crawfordl tells the wicked Queen Tiger Lily tNancy Alexanderl that she is no longer the most beautiful in the land. Eighth grade band directed by Mr. Ellis. ' ssemblies Prove F ascinating. g ; School cheers team at football letter assembly. Father Knott relates Thanksgiving story at assembly. John B. Anderson honored us with his presence and a speech. Joseph C. Mills, Jr., a representative for Forws Fisher Body Guild, gave an informative talk on life in the future. Christmas Pageant Beth M oving and I nspirational Kings follow the star as angels bow down. The angels are Judy McIntosh and Laurie Welsh. The three kings are Lindale Eason, Bob Stern, and Fred Clarke. The highlight of the Christmas Pageant was the closing scene. Two hundred voices join in joyous song. The theme for the Christmas Program this year was HMessage of the Angels. The program, con- taining four scenes, Annunciation, Shepherds and the Angels, Three Wise Men, and Nativity, featured student dramatization and musical interpretation. Familiar Christmas 0 a r o 1 s were sung by the many fine singers from the Ninth Grade Chorus, Ted- dy's Trillers, Melody Maids, the Rosettes, and Singing Roughriders. Soloists included Joan Lillie, Linda Anderson, and Sharon Seals. With a religious theme, the program, which was presented to the student body, brought out the true spirit of Christmas. 82 Februaryts gala social event this year in pink and white. The royal couples lead off. Mary Ellen Cough, Ted Camlin, Royalty at CoronationBall The theme of this year's Coronation Ball was ttTeddyts Peppermint Lounge. This dance, spon- sored by the Teddyts News Staff, was held on February ninth in the Roosevelt gymnasium. A girl and a boy from each grade were chosen as attendants with two ninth grade students as king and queen. The gym was decorated in pink and white in accordance with the theme and everyone had a ttswinginm and twistinm time. Ninth grade royalty Ted Camlin and Mary Ellen Gough, seventh grade attendant Cheryl Gustitus, eighth grade attendant Dana Ferguson, seventh grade attendant Virgil Alexander, eighth grade attendant Greg Austin. Social dancers take a break. Dancing and fun; two main ingredients for a delectable Rec Night. Combo supplies Rock and Roll at Rec Night. Rec Night M akes Week Beam ble. Rec Nights started off with a bang this year we're still wondering who set off the bombl and stayed that way till the end. The monotony of dancing to records was broken by a combo that all but broke our ear drums. Fun and frolic was the intention of everyone whether they played pool, checkers, basketball, or swam, watched one of our rip-roaring movies, ate, or danced the three hours away. Parents assisted our Rec Supervisor, Mr. Pennock, in making the evening a success. Rec must have been en- joyed by all as the halls were always crowded! Going somewhere? It's mine! There. NOW shoot. It's a bird, it's a plane, i195 a basketball! If I move here, he'll jump me. Maybe if I, no. or. . I , 85 0R GANIZA TIONS By Mutual Confidence And Mutual Aid Great Deeds AreDone And Great Discoveries Mada, -- Pope 88 CHEERLEADERS-Lynn Essington, Jan Nowlen, Lynn Kersten, Markie Carlson. ROW 1 Sherry Kahler, Linda McDougall, Sally Reece, Donna Scravano, Kathy Cary, Jill Hoffman, Imogene Zach- ery, Janet Rudin, Sally Piper, Cheryl Jackobson. ROW 2-Penny Wayman, Diane Kriechbaum, Linda Ware, Jeannine Pholan, Melody Armstrong, Alix Pryhoda, Ginny Schwartz, Barb Hammond, Kathy MacKechnie. ROW 3 -Ann Egdahl, Kathy Klink, Kathy Bergeron, Connie Sciacca, Jane Jewell, Maureen Johnson, Linda White, Char- lene Murphy, Barbara Smith, Helen Sprague. ROW 4 - Ginny Clark, Rita Trenbeath, Karen Sauber, Holly Treadway, Sue Anderson, Carolyn Lapp, Leslie Benson, Sherri Dennis, Ellen Roseberg. ROW 5-Mary Dorschner, Nancy Alexander, Sue Israel, Terrie Gianquinto, Nancy Williamson, Toni Pryor, Frances Ywanauskas, Mary Craviford, Joan Lillie. ROW 6-Virginia Jeanes, Cynthia Thalman, Nancy Shultz, Anne Gleichman, Marlene Hayes, Judy At- kinson, Roxanne Morgan, Linda Kettler. We Are The Roosevelt Congregation,9. . . CHEERLEADERS - Colleen OWeill, Jamie Bourland. ROW 1 - Janet Allen, Cheryl Knapp, Diane Peterson, Carolyn Anaszewicz, Carla Stenberg, Joan Siebel, Karen Williams, Cathie Johnson, MarySager, Sue Snyder. ROW 2 - Sharon Hughes, Sally Mandera, Mary McIntosh, Anna Dawson, Lynda Donaldson, Pattie Staten, Phyllis Thorpe,Rita Bieneman, Anne Deem, Susan Hubbard. ROW 3 -Pat Grayned, Sue La Bore, Bonnie Lindblom, Connie Anasewicz, Anna Hauff, Suzi Stevens, Carol Peterson, Marcia Sahag, Toni Choppi, Micky Boomer, Kathy Pickering. ROW 4-Susan Lindstrom, Helen Prybylowski, Linda Barr, Karen Carlson, Hazel Parrott, Mary Hoey, Maureen Krueger, Karen Dickens, Karen Kump, Lavonne Kennedy, Kathleen Fernandez. ROW 5 ! Judy Suhr, Carol George, Evanie Vanepps, Pam Suddarth, Linda Reader, Sandy Wilke, Donna Showen, Stephanie McCain, Pat Swanson, Karen Rickert, Charlene Trank, Sharon Hendrix. ROW 6 - Sue Clark, Vicky Genovese, Barbara Falk, Karen Horn, Linda Kinsman, Paulette Nimocks, Nancy Pagander, Maxine Saudargas, Cherry Skeeters, Donna Kahl. Pepsters Cheer Team to Victory CHEERLEADERS-Jill Hallden, Carol Cobb. ROW l-Anna Sue Blake, Maren Severtson, Ann Prybylowski. Kathy Royster. Lois Goudy, Cindy Greene, CarolKayser, Priscilla Bargren,Ruth Campo- Cummings, Mary Bonassin, Kathy Herbert. ROW 3 - Claire Heiss, bello, Judy McIntosh, Laurie Welsh, Kristi Floor, Mary Ellen Sue Olson, Janet Pierce, Loretta White, Mary Provasi, Donna Gough, Linda Slipp. ROW 2-Sandra Raymer, Lynn Johnson, Liz Douglas, Lynn White, Sharon Morris. SEATED-Maureen Kruger, Roxanne Morgan, Judy McIntosh. STANDING: Mary Ellen Gough, Nancy Williamson, Carolyn Lapp. With each step down the court, the crowd's roaring increases. The basket is made! The white-sweatered, blue- skirted Pep Club yells with joy. This yearts Pep Club has really yelled its lungs out. Made up of ninth grade girls, the members really turn out to cheer their Roughriders. Pep Club, the largest or- ganization at Roosevelt, meets before each game or at least once a week. The officers are Roxanne Morgan, President; Maureen Krueger, Vice-president; Judy McIntosh, Secretary; Mary Ellen Gough, Treasurer; Nancy Williamson, Program Chairman; and Carolyn Lapp, Publicity Chairman. Junior Journalists Keep Students I nformed About School Don Silletti, Kathi Carey, Rich Clikeman, Ann Prybylowski, Paul Bothwell, Linda Kettler, Leslie Benson, Linda Reeder, Tom Rossi. NOT PICTURED - Sue Pahlas. If you have ever tried to sneak in to room 221 sixth hour, you know the Teddyhs News staff lets nothing go by unnoticed. The same goes for our news- paper, Teddyhs News. This year they have done an excellent job of keeping us informed of the goings-on around Roosevelt. The staff operates in two shifts and puts out twelve editions 21 year. Besides the usual news stories, Teddyes News has such features as Inquiring Reporter, spotlight on ninth grade students, editor- ials, HFeature Teacherw and hThrough the Key HoleR' Sock Hop, sponsored by Teddy's News. FRONT ROW-Diane Kriechbaum, Larry Davis, Toni Pryor. BACK ROW-Kathy Royster, Suzanne Mahlburg, Pam Suddarth, Ellen Roseberg, Mark Bowles, Steve Brennom. NOT PICTURED- Maxine Saudargas, Marlene Hayes. The clicking of typewriters, swishing of copy sheets, bang- ing of doors, scurrying of feet, and murmur of voices coming from 223 during sixth hour are sure signs that the Roughrider Staff is madly trying to get the yearbook to press. Well, you see by this that they made it, but it was a struggle. All those names,. pictures, pages to get to the right place at the right time, are enough to drive anybody crazy, but Miss $253: t , , . 'W- ' , L 5 Kolbis crew came out on top. The staff was divided into two parts, the copy and the lay- out staffs, and the two co-or- dinators, Mary Sager and La- vonne Kennedy. These girls get to co-ordinating, and bang! the yearbook has started to press. Two photographers, Jim Fry and Dennis Starr, busily snap pictures and Nancy Williamson, the chief artist, madly draws pictures. When the hard work is ' I over they admit it is a blast. SEATED-Ginny Schwartz, Mary Sager, and Miss Kolb. STANDING-Nancy Williamson, Priscilla Bargren, Carolyn Lapp, Jan Nowlen, Sue Anderson, Sherri Dennis, Janet Pierce, Janet Allen, Jim Fry. Roughrider Staff F aithful t0 the Bitter End SEATED-Ginny Clark, Kathy Bergeron. STANDING- Lavonne Kennedy, Helen Prybylowski, Karen Williams, Dennis Starr, and Sherry Skeeters. 92 ROW 1 - Mr. Danielson, Mrs. Lehto, Rita Trenbeth - Secretary, Cathie Johnson -Historia.n, Lavonne Ken- nedy-President, Kathy Bergeron-Vice-president, Suzie Stevens-Parliamentarian, Ruth Campobello - Treasurer, Mrs. Applegate. ROW 2-Dennis Peterson, Alvin Dobrowski, Marcia Sahag, Markie Carlson, Kristi Floor, Ginny Schwartz, Larry Davis, Mike Haggerman. ROW 3 - Liz Blake,A1ix Pryhoda, Edmay Gregorcy, Lynda Donaldson, Jacqueline Grams, Judy McClure, Penny Wayman, Donna Kahl, Mark Bowles. ROW 4 -Nancy Guga, Jane Jewel, Wendy Tessman, Suzanne Mahlburg, Sue Isreal, Charlene Murphy, Mary Crawford, Linda Ware, Sharon Hendrix. ROW 5-Carolyn Lapp, Sue Anderson, Cynthia Thalman, Ellen Roseberg, David Hough, Lynn Essington, Judy Atkinson, Nancy Alexander, Maureen Krueger. Librarians Lead Quiet Life? ROW 1 - Liz Blake, Sally Piper,JanetRud.in, Linda McNiff, Imogene Zachery, Maren Severtson, Jan Nowlen, Cathie Johnson. ROW Z-Ann Prybylowski, Kristi Floor, Laurie Welsh, Lynda Donaldson, Toni Choppie, Rita Bieneman, Martha Witkowski. ROW 3 - Linda Ware, Maureen Krueger, Carol Peterson, Judy McClure, Slzle Stevens, Kathleen Fernandez, Helen Prybylowski, Judy Unger. ROW 4 -Karen Dickens, Barbara Dur- ham, Linda White. Barb Webster, Wendy Tessman, Susan Lindstrom, Alix Pryhoda. ROW 5 - Peg Spielman, Cynthia Thalman, Phyllis Cacciatore, Linda Ketler, Judy Atkinson, Lynn Essington, Ellen Roseberg, Mary Crawford, Nancy Shultz. FTA The Future Teacher's Club is affiliated with the Illinois and National Edu- cation Association. This club helps inform members about qualifications , duties , and opportunities of teach- ing through films, discus- sions, and outside speak- ers. The FTA strives to encourage qualified students to enter teaching as a productive and satis- fying career. Librarians These ninth grade volunteers help Mrs. Ang in the library all hours of the school day. They keep their individual sections of books in order, check out books, and take fines. The librarians are a necessary part of the library, and mix their hard work with fun. ROW 1 - Miss Fry, Nancy Davis, Karen Seals, Penny Nicholson, Linda Marten, Neal Gustafson, Jon Casola. Glenda Weir, Sally Reece. ROW 2 - Carol Tesmer, Bon- nie Kuch, Barb Tabone, Helene Abramovlch, Dorothy Gibbs, MaryBonassin, John Echen. ROW 3 -Beth Olson, Kathy Royster, Karen Hancock, Paulette Nimocks, Anna Stern, Vickie Bradt, Nora Marsden, Sandra Culbertson.ROW4 -Shary1 Grams, Linda Kettler, Noel Rubenstein, Phil Ross, Heinz Tkadletz, Nancy Alexander, Edmay Gregorcy, Nancy Keegan. Student Council Student Council is the governing organization of our school. It consists of one representative from each home room. The organization is supervised by our Assistant Principle, Mr. Pennock. The main project of the Student Council is the subscription drive for the yearbook. Each representative is in charge of the collecting of money from his home room, which is paid in three monthly installments. He is also liable for filling out receipts and taking a pre- cise financial report. The Student Council has another im- portant project, that is to serve at the open house. The boys that took part carried the food in and the girls served in both the gymnasium and cafeteria. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: SITTING-Kristi Floor, Paul Bothwell. STANDING -Charlene Murphy, Mary Crawford. Junior Red Cross The American Junior Red Cross is the section of Red Cross for pupils in schools. It helps other people in our schools, our city, the United States, and in countries all over the world. The Junior Red Cross school council, made up of student re- presentatives, assists the teacher- sponsor in enrollment and service activities. JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS: SIT- TING-Sharyl Grams, Kathy Royster. STANDING -John Echen. ROW 1 -Cheryl Gustitus, Steve Henbest, Jim Mandala, Kathy Her- bert, Pat Chamberlain, Carla Stenberg, Jim Gabriels. ROW 2- Sue White, Sally Powell, David Donaldson, David Starr, Russell Spickerman, Jerri Deane. ROW 3 - Linda Powell, Pat Bacon, Karen Regen, Judy Unger, Pat Westfall, Kristy Floor, Karen Rickert. ROW 4-Barb Durham, Maxine Saudargas, Diane Manarchy, Lynn Porter, Pam Foth, Wendy Tessman, Linda Ware,Char1ene Murphy. ROW 5-Robert Harris, Marilyn Tryggestad, James Kerr, John Stupec, Phyllis Cacciatore, Ginny Clark, Mary Crawford, Terry Gianquinto, Larry Halstrom. 93 Mystery on Third F loor On Friday nights after school you may hear strange sounds or smell peculiar odors. If you were to investigate you would discover that it came from 306B and that it is the weekly meeting of Science Club. Under the direction of Mr. Mangas, the group's purpose is to further the interest of the Hstudent scientist. The club explores many interestingpro- jects concerning these fields. The club is a very worth-while organization for anyone inter- ROW 1-Larry Davis, Mark Bowles, David Moriug, Nancy Stout, Jenny Dobrowskl, Guinevere Davis. ROW 2 -Nancy Oliver, Beth Olson, Pat Cowling, Suzanne Mahlburg, Frank Scott, Anna Stern, Suzie Stevens. ested in science as a future ROW 3 -A1vin Dobrowsld, Ronald Gremban, Mike Hagerman, Phil Rosse, Jeff Perren, Pat Hoffman, Alix career. Pryhoda. Y- Teens Keep Social Girls in Social Whirls The Y-Teens are a group of sociable girls of seventh, eighth, and ninth grades from all the junior high schools. Sponsored by the YWCA and directed by Miss Jane Lyons, they had a very happy and suc- cessful year. The girls arrange and hold many dances and social activities. I, '21? . .e i ROW 1 -Sally Piper, Janet Rudin, Sandy Amdue, Sally Powell, Sally Spurgeon, Kathy Carey, Debbie Meihofer. ROW 2-Jeannie Fahy, Sharon Shlfo, Dana Ferguson, Cathy Tracy, Pat Cowling-Song Leader, Bonnie Forrest, Sue Sanders. ROW 3-Dorothy Gibbs, Jane Egan, Laurie Welsh-Repre- sentative, Kristi Floor, Maureen Krueger, Colleen OtNelll-Secretary, Linda Ware-Treasurer. ROW 4 - Charlene Murphy, Ginny Schwartz, Markie Carlson, Linda White, Maxine Saudargas, OFFICERS: Colleen O'Niel, Sec- Linda White, Jan Cowling, Donna Henning. ROW 5 -Donna Showen. Sue Anderson, Mary Crawford, retary; Linda Ware, Treasurer; Nancy Williamson - Vice-president, Sue Israel, Leslie Benson, Nancy Shultz, Lynn Essington, Carol Nancy Williamson, Vice-presi- Dean. dent; and Laurie Welsh, Repre- sentative. 94 Teddfs Trillers Teddyis Trillers is an or- ganization that was started twelve years ago. There are thirty-five members and they meet on Thursday mornings before school. The director is Miss McGuire. Teddyts Trillers are select eighth and ninth graders that have outstanding voices. To be a member of Trillers one must have Ats and Bts in conduct and in music. The girls wear blue skirts and white long-sleeved sweaters. The boys wear white shirts and dark slacks. They wear crossed Tis representing the name of the organization and the school's colors of orange and blue. Teddyts Trillers sang for the multiple programs and assem- blies. ROW 1 - Tom Rossl, Steve Ferrelra, John Herbert, Laurie Welsh, Judy McIntosh, Colleen O'Neill, Linda Ware, Cathie Johnson, Cindy Greene. ROW 2-Sue Clark, Mary Hoey, Maureen Krueger, Judy McClure, Kathy Royster, Carol Peterson, Suzie Stevens, Anna Sue Goudy, Linda White. ROW 3-Karen Sauber, Frances Yevanauskas, Martin Pierce, Bruce Abrahms, Roe Bradford, Greg Tresemer, Mike DeVeerman,Alix Pryhoda. ROW 4- Linda Kettler, Nancy Alexander, Earl Cavanaugh, Jeff Simonds, Jim Fry, Robin Fritsch, Phil Ross, Nancy Schultz, Joan Lillie. Trillers and Maids - Very Versatile Vocalists ROW 1 -Jill Hallden, Linda Anderson, Priscilla Sculley, Sue White, Mary Crowell, Patty Condie, Sharon Seals, Diane Mackey, Linda Kingsley. ROW 2 -Helene Abramovich, Pam Suddarth, Kathy Baird, Jan Ehlert, Laurine Scott, Linda Elliot, Mary McIntosh, Lana Peterson, Diane Hall. ROW 3 - Markie Carlson, Holly Treadway,Janice Dochier, Barbara Durham, Melody Armstrong, Carol Cobb, Susan Collins, Jody Schmidt, Carol Teague, Jamie Bourland, Carol George, Andrea Worms, Delores Cole. Melody Maids The Melody Maidst first ap- pearance for the year was at the Christmas program. Throughout the year they sing at special assemblies, blending their beau- tiful voices with those of the other chorale groups. The Melody Maids meet every Tuesday after school under the direction of Mr. Gray. These and other special rehearsals mean that the girls have to give up some of their study time and extracurricular activities. Eighth and ninth grade girls make up the Melody Maids. They have to maintain better than aver- age grades in scholarship and conduct and have superior quality voices to be able to join this organization. ttKids soon find out girls wearing a white blouse, dark blue skirt, and an MT standing for Melody Maids are members of this outstanding group. 95 Roughriders, Rosettes - - - Crescendof! These two organizations began in the year 1959 and have been a great success. In the past two years a large number of sev- enth grade students have taken part in the Rosettes and Singing Roughriders. The Rosettes under the di- rection of Miss McGuire, sport a uniform of dark skirts, white blouses, and red bows. The Singing Roughriders are under the supervision of Mr. Gray. Together with the Rosettes , they add a lot to the musical events and programs presented ROW l-Jim Cartwright, Dennis Longnecker, Jerry Stewart, Jim Boothe, Bill Bremner, at Roosevelt. Doug Lundln, Peter Herdklotz, Jim Mandala. ROW 2-John Severtson, Paul Hoffman, Martin Gregory, Steve Salisbury, Ben Dworak, Anthony Perrone. Mike Garland, Tim Nimocks. ROW 3-Phillip Hoffman, Wayne Lamb, Curtis Spangler, Allen Garard, Steve Olivotti, Steve Amldon, Ronnie Fowler, Tom Penrose. ROW 4 -David VanBlaricon, Mike Hanford, John Longhenry, Phil Matas, Larry Roberta, Alan Jackson, Gary Thompson, Bob Scrogglns, David Calvert. ROW 4 -Rlchard Leach, Heinz Tkadletz, Dick Wray, Don Kellogg. Brian McCalmon, Kirk Tresemer. ROW 1 - Linda Martell, Linda Gillette, Cheryl Evan, Donna Perkins, Mary Jane Vlcari, Jeanne Hammer, Diana Barr. Kathy Colclasure, Jane Cole, Martha Chalke, Lucy Kiesow. ROW 2- Linda Hunt, Glendora Davis, Kathy Pasch, Karen Seals, Nancy Davis, Barbara Simonds, Kathy Cooley, Linda Morgan, Pam Iewis, Marlene Status, Jean Schleisman, Joyce Dieter. ROW 3 -Ja.net Lammb, Betsy Pickering, Carol Mitchell, Penny Anderson, Barbara Biggs, Mary Barkalow, Lee Ann Burchfield, Pam Marinelli, Carol Schofleld, Susan Howarth, Mary Bruesch. ROW 4-Gretchen Tompkins, Rachel Knight, Paula Zaleska, Sharon Kall, Mary Durham, Debby Story, Kay Reis,Cindy Casper, Mary Tingley. ROW 5-Cherl Gustitus, Sandy McKee, Brenda Miller, Nancy Stout, Barbara 96 Gross. Judy Unger, Cheryl Muller. Mary Catlin, Lois Williams. Ninth Grade Girls, Eighth Grade Boys ROW 1 - Carol Peterson, Judy McClure, LindaWare, CathyJohnson, Sue Goudy, Markie Carlson. ROW 3 -Karen Sauber, MaryCrawiord, Cindy Greene, Judy McIntosh, Laurie Welsh. ROW 2 - Gloria Juhlin, Nancy Schultz, Nancy Alexander, Alix Pryhoda, Holly Treadway. Mary Hoey, Maureen Krueger, Suzie Stevens, Mary McIntosh,Anna Excel M usically ROW 1 -Gordy Stannard, Russell Nimocks, Jerry Emmerling, Wenger. ROW 2-Robert Jerome, Jerry Severing, Keith Campbell, Daniel Hart, David Stixrood, Ken Laumer, Tim McClure, Rik Scott Ulrey, Jerry Smu11,Jim Cooley,Warren Smith. ROW 1-Cherie Skeeters, Linda Reeder, Linda Barr, Mary Hoey. ROW 2-Jan Nowlen, Sue Pahlas, Pam Suddarth, Patti Staton, Rose Huckabee, Lavonne Kennedy, Dennis Starr. ROW 3-Susan Lindstrom, Cindy Thalman, Alvin Dobrowskl, Devon Black, Sharon Hendrix, Donna Kahl, Ruth Campobello, Gordon Fuchs. ROW 4- Representatives of Roosevelt and Washington Junior High Schools at the West High Fall Festival which was held on Sunday, November 19, 1961. David Moring, Jim Hochevar, Mary Sager, Sally Reece, Lois Cummings, Stephanie McCain, Wendy Tessman, Ann Prybolowski, Donna Scrivano, Sharon Holloway. ROW 5 - Maxine Saudargas, Sherri Dennis, Danny Wickes, Coretta Fausett. Ninth grade orchestra officers: SEATED-Cherie Skeeters and Sue Anderson. STANDING - Linda White, Steve Brennom, and La- vonne Kennedy. ROW 1 -Suzl Stevens, Sue Israel, Marcia 531133. H9190 Ragsdale. Ken Taylor, Bill Jepson, Dennis Watts, Carolyn Lapp, Sue Snider, ROW 2 - Toni Pryor. Karen Sauber. Roxanne Morgan. David Bough, Diane Kriechbaum, Don Johnson, Penny Wayman. Karen Williams. Vicky Genovese, Sue Anderson. ROW 3 -Jackie Grahams, Richard ROW 5-1m; Zimmerman tConductori, Miss Green tString Con- Jones, Maren Severtson. Kathy Royster, Judy Suhr. Cheryl GenO- ductori, Linda White, Kenneth Brewer, Neilnrabbe,Colleeno'Neil, vese, Sharon Morris, Ellen Roseberg. ROW 4-Steve Brennom, Paul Veerman. ' Ninth Grade Orchestra Performs For Parents and Students. The auditorium rings with beautiful strains of Beethoven, Bach, and other musical masters. The director ends the composi- tion with a thrilling ending chord. Can this be Leonard Bernstein or the Boston Symphony? No, it's the Roosevelt Junior High School Orchestra, this year composed entirely of ninth graders. These students have worked hard for two years with Mr. Zimmerman and Miss Green and have finally reached the top by playing in the fall concert at West High and the spring concert here. Needless to say, Roosevelt is proud of its ninth grade aggregation. Every fifth hour at precisely thirteen minutes to one, the musicians are seated and ready to be tuned. This class has worked hard all year in preparation for these concerts. It's their chance to show their skill in the widest interpretations from classical to show music. 99 Intermediate Musicians Note,9 Well The Eighth Grade Orchestra has abusy year preparing for the important position of concert orchestra next year. These sixty-two students have full orchestratwice a week with Mr. Zimmerman. The rest of the week they divide into the string and wind sections. They have improved greatly since those first days in seventh grade and their music is much more advanced, but these musicians take it in their stride. For assemblies and concerts the orchestra members wear white shirts and blouses and dark slacks 100 and skirts. ROW l-Marty Drell, Jan Ehlert, Linda Elliott, Deedee Early, Cynthia Blank, Martha Pemberton, Tim Lightcap, Patti Candie. ROW 2-Sharon Getts, Gall Strom, Donna Lutzow, Carol Cobb, Jane Gillespie, Pam Foth, Joyce Wyberg, Laura Martin, Bergit Smed- berg, Sandra Buell, Linda loudenback. ROW 3 - Carol Dean, Betty Collins, Sandy Newman, Nancy Greenberg, Linda Nelson, Morris Blonsky, Delores Cole, Anthony Santini, Pam Downing, Marilyn Schleisman, David Starr, Barb Goudy, Virginia Gruno, Ellen Dahlin, 3; 35 H t ? Nancy Schwartz. ROW 4- Linda McDonald, Linda Braisted, Candy Tucker, Tom Cheadle, Linda Rader, Marlena Harms, Tom Stout, Fred Murr, Russell Spickerman, Larry Reynolds, Keith Taylor, Bob Bremner, Larry Guenzler, Jim Saudargas, Bob Ecklund, Georgianne Baker, Cindy Trenbeath, Louise Van Leeuwen. ROW 5 - Lynne Pizzuto, Alan Buck, Mary Schmeltzer, Keith Campbell, Mr. Zimmerman, Miss Green, Bill Johnston, Cindy Johnson. SEATED-Doreen Gordon, Carolyn Benston, John Juola, Scott Mastricola. Karen Steidinger, Vicki Jacobson, Virgil Alexander, Judy Ehlert. ROW Z-Barbara Gross, Wayne Kuhn, Mary Bark- alow, Lynda Burnett, Dick Huffington, Bonnie Lee Wright, Kathy Herbert, Carol Jones, Helen Campobello, Diane Manarchy, Tammy Halsne, Mary Bruesch. ROW 3-Carol Neiber, Richard Watson, Bonnie Kush, Janet Scrivano, Laurel Spielman, Patricia Jeanes, Nancy Davis, Carol Schofield, Kathy Guga, Sandy Amdur, Renee Pernot, Sally Seinwill, Sandra Stenger, Erma Zachery, Muriel Novice M usicians Gain Seventh graders take steps toward better music. Reed, Lorraine Steffen. ROW 4-Susan Buck, Dawn Dilley, Pat- rick Hollar, Warren Pierson, Reed Long, Diana Hulbett, Merrijo Meyer, David Meekins, Terry Biddle, Harold Leese, John Severt- son, Barbara Jameson, Joyce Rader, Dale Larson. Robin Tor- rence, Sally Spurgeon, Mary Craig, Marijane Wlhlborg, Pat Bunker, Henryka Lampert. ROW 5 -Richard Fuller, Janet Magnuson, Larry Dobson, Anne Roseberg, Randall Smith, Gary Todd, Diana Barr, Steve Balke, Chuck Vick, David Valentine, Tom Kinley, Peter Herdklotz. Gm und in Sound If you hear new sounds floating from the audi- torium sixth hour dontt run for cover. Itts only the seventh grade orchestra learning to play the instruments they have chosen. The string section in the auditorium is under the direction of Miss Green, while the wind section meets in the band room with Mr. Zimmerman. After these young musicians can play scales and a few simple pieces, the wind and string sections meet together for full orchestra. For public performances, the girls wear white blouses and dark skirts. The boys wear white shirts and dark slacks. ROW 1 -Robert Bailey, Larry Gustafson, Dave Maynard, Greg Benage, John Herbert, Robert Stern, Paul Bothwe11,John Hochevar, Walker, Peter Erickson. ROW 2 -John Liston, Doug Ebling, Ronnie Greg 1196, Franklin Jaegar, Paul Hand,Charles Dietterlch: ROW 4 - Gillette, Ronnie Manning, Joe Welgart, Gene Johnson, Rex Crane, Bill Prather, Craig Best, John Burkhalter, Mike Mmmck, John John Ralston. ROW 3-Gordon Anderson, Robb Anderson, Duane Swanson, J061 Taylor. With The Swinginest Music, Marchingest Feet. . . 102 Wow! Didn't you hear the cheers when the Roosevelt Band marched by Weise's during the Veteransl Day Parade? Maybe it was only a big group of tikids from Roosevelt, but it shows that we think they're about the best band in Rockford. The May Con- cert by the Ninth Grade Band was t'rrific. Everyone played his part expertly, which, when added all together, explains why the concert was one of the best ever given. The band also plays at home basketball games. The Ninth Grade Band is under the direction of Mr. George Trumbull. It is an elective class and the competition is extremely keen. Unlike their unique music, the band uniforms are the same as most other junior high schools: white slacks, black ties, red caps, and white sweaters, but Roosevelt students can tell them apart from other junior high school bands, and thatls what counts. ROW l-Mike Hodges, Richard Clikeman, Martin Pierce, Steve Stewart, Danny Todora, David Madden, Tom Unangst, Dennis Fcrreira. ROW 2-Steven Howarth, Larry Hallstrom, Dennis Holmes, David Day, Alan Heneison. ROW 4-Joel Longberry, Olson, Jim Stewart, Ted Camlin, 30b Voltz, DutCh H111. ROW 3 Charles Hudzinske, Mr. Trumbull wonducton, John Trumbull. Ronald Gremban, Brian Damon, Ken Jost, Randy Robertson, Craig ...Ninth Grade Band Has Good Beat 1 Ninth Grade Band officers are Richard Clikeman, Treasurer; Steve Ferreira, President; Gordie Anderson, Student Director; Dave Maynard, Secretary; Dutch Hill, Vice-president. 8th Grade Band Nears Perfection ROW 1 -Donaid Ross, Peter Lippincott, Craig Haines, Robert Rey- nolds, Franklin Munsey, Wiley Boston, Romaine Rudolph. ROW 2 - Marven Riggins, Jeffrey Sowle, Kerry Goff, Michael Myers, Matthew Anderson, Dan Stephans, Richard Van Sickle, Thomas Clift, Donald Dosier, Thomas North, Thomas Marsh. Raymond Juhlin, Roger Cracker, Steven Attrill, Gary Marquette. ROW 3- David Varnum, Andrew Verbeski, Sam Valenza, Mark Pippel, Brian McDonald, Jeffrey Cook, John Thomas, Larry Prentice, Drummers rehearsal. get William Johnson, James Rundgren, Terrel Herbig, Richard Perry, Donald Sowl, Richard Bloomquist, David Eason, Bruce Casperson, James Keeling, John Ebling, Michael Doyle, James Vaccaro, John Frew, Gary Hirth, Ronald Austin. BACK ROW-Mr. Roger Ellis, Mr. George Trumbull, James Stewart, Mikel Hendrix, Jon Smed- berg, Chad Swanson, Charles Meyer, Thomas Jepsen, Bruce McCalmon. Absent day of picture-Richard Eberhart, Michael Stenger. The stepping stone to the Ninth Grade Band is the Eighth Grade Band. Here eighth grade boys polish up their musical skills. The band is under the direction of Mr. Trumbull, an excellent leader for the many musical abilities. An annual concert is given to the school assembly, which demonstrates their musical growth. a workout at Strange new noises coming from the band room are from the instruments of the newly organized seventh grade band. Composed of boys with and without playing experience, the band sends out showers of musical talent every first hour. Finally, at the band concert they make their debut. The band is under the direction of Mr. Trumbull. While Seventh Grade Band Is Still Striving. .. FRONT ROW-Gary Morlng, Harry Overbey. Richard Bodorff, Lynn Greene, Richard Krueger, Richard Prather, Emery Palmer, Leonard Schmeltzer, Phillip Hunsberger, Steve Clausen. ROW 2 - Bill Swanson, Mike Shinn, Leonard Haufi, Stephen Cosgrove, Gary Reints, Jay Ditsworth, Steve Tanner, Mike Stonewall, Mike Redding, William Goddard, John McEwing, Chris Blank, David Donaldson, Terry Mason, Olen Bell, Steve Atkinson, Ray Larson. ROW 3- Charles Ferrell, Scott Guntur, James Erickson, Ethan Erickson, Jock Dewey, Randy Chaffee, Ronnie Gadow, Ray Henning, Rory Bradford, Roger Smith, Mike Harmon, Martin DiMarzio, Seth Atwood, James Sibigtroth, Michael Lucida, Larry Linden, Neil Hoxie, Fred Miller, Alan Carli, Randall Fuller, William Crumb, Martin Schmeling, Jay Marsh, Vimmie Sunderland. BACK ROW- Sam Sneed, Kenneth Mills, Allan LeMert, Richard Johnston, David Barger, John Blake, Calvin Ray, Tom Griggs, Tom Thomas, James McDonald, Steve Hermance, Richard Lange, Mike Crooks, David Chapman, George Trumbull-Director, Roger Ellis -Associate Di- rector. 105 SPORTS The voice of the schoolboy rallies the ranks: Play up, play up! and play the game , - Sir H. Newbolt '3 Good blocking technique displayed by Sheryl Abel. Get that ball over! If you think boyy basketball sounds rough, you should attend an after school Girls' Athletic Association game. All girls participating play a really hard game. GAA gives all members Which includes every girl at Rooseveln a chance to perfect their skills at a wide variety of sports, to practice teamwork, and to referee. Ping pong, basketball, softball, swimming, and volleyball are included in the sports curri- culum for the girls. As a reward for playing, at the end of the year points gained in previous years are added up and each girl receives ac- cording to her participation, numerals, a letter, or a chevron. We Te playing volleyball, but wherys the ball? GAA. Activities F eature Basketball and Volleyball Jump ball! Intermuals Offer Variety OfSports Experience Last fall you may have seen a group of boys playing passball. These boys were participating in the Intermurals. They do not play on the Varsity Team, instead their efforts are centered around intermural competition. They play as hard as the boys on the Varsity Team, but they do not receive as much recognition as the regular team does. Hail thee thy basketball! Jack be nimble. The boys improve their form. The boys see plenty of action in the games. Ninth grade cheerleader - Markie Carlson Ninth grade Cheerleader - Lynn Essington Perky Cheerleaders read Enthusiasm Ninth grade cheerleader - Lynn Kersten Ninth grade cheerleader - Jan NOWIBH Eighth grade cheerleaders -Jamie Bourland, Jill Hal- den, and Carol Cobb Ninth grade cheerleader - Colleen O,Neill 4 ;! g z 3 TOP ROW -Rich Larson, Bob Behr, Rick Pfeiffer, Mike Cleary, Axelson, Rob Lindsey, John Reed. BOTTOM ROW - Mr. Buhl, Chip Steve Baird, Bill Petty, Jim Muhl, Jim Jones, Dave Von Bergen, Evans, Gary Taylor, John Harker, Dave Maynard, Rich Clikeman, David Hanford. MIDDLE ROW -Judd Van Sickle, Jeff Simonds, An- Bill Rhodes, Steve Ferreira, Mr. Moore. thony Musso, Steve DiMargio, Richard Sweeney, Dave Acker, Ken Trackmen Make Track? The track team, coached by Mr. Moore and his assistant, Mr. Buhl, had a successful year placing third in the city. Bob Behr set a record in the Shot Put by a throw of 54 feet 10-318 inches with an 8 pound shot. This was a special honor for he was in eighth grade at the time. Up and over, and over, and over. Distance makes a record . . a finish line flash. All the way for first place - - un advanced rabbit jumpingD 111 Roosevelt Gridders Take Cityis ROW 1 - Craig Miller, Greg Tresemer, Mike DuPre, Dave Maynard, Swick, Maurice Bolte, Dutch Hill, Gordon Anderson. Don Schmeltzer, Lindale Eason, Dave Martin, John Burkhalter, Mike DeVeerman. Terry Stenholm-Captaln, Anthony Musso, Jeff Simonds, Bill Jeff Showers-Manager. ROW Z-Frank Jaeger-Manager, Tim Prather, Rich Clikeman, Bruce Casperson, Coach Buhl. ROW 4- Neuschwander, Rick Sweeney, Jaxon Oshita, Rick Hammerstrand, Jay Few, John Jensen, Gary Kerr, Jim Ambruoso, Ron Sanches, Danny Todora, Ron Neuschwander, Bill Johnson, Bill Ladenberger, Mike Stauffacher, Tom Williams, Gary Kenning, Tom Tuminskas, Duane Benage. ROW 3-Coach Moore, Randy Robertson, Eddie Fred Clarke, Ray Loberg. Roughriders Dig In. SCORE BOARD Roosevelt 1 9 Wilson Roo sevelt 1 2 Lincoln Roosevelt 20 J efferson Roosevelt 0 Washington Roosevelt 3 5 Hami lton Roosevelt Marshall This year was a great year for the Roosevelt Rough- riders. .and it was rough! Mr. Moore, Head Coach, and Mr. Buhl, Assistant Coach, worked the team to third place with a 3 win, 2 loss, and 1 tie record. Danny Wikse, valuable quarterback, was injured during practice and could not finish the season. Tom Williams, his replacement, worked hard completing the year in the quarter- back spot. Our first string is as follows: Gary Henning and Jim Ambruoso, ends; John Burkhalter and Don Schmeltzer, guards; Mike Stauffacher and Danny Todora, tackles; Fred Clarke, center; Danny Wikse and Tom Williams, quarterbacks; An- thony Musso, Lindale Eason, and Ronnie Sanches, halfbacks; Terry Stenholm, fullback. The season climaxed with a football banquet in the West. High cafeteria. It was attended by the West, Washington, and Roosevelt teams. The main speaker was Ray Eliot. Roosevelt games never lack for action. 113 Baskeball Scores First t in Popularity t This year is the best year in basketball wetve had in the past 3 years. Roosevelt finished 4th in the city with a 6 win-6 loss record. We had a great start- ing team in Lindale Eason, guard; Tony Musso, guard; Dan Wikse, forward; Craig Miller, forward; and, next years best prospect, Jim Ambruoso, center. Hey, get that jump ball! TOP ROW-Gary Kerr, Jim Ambruoso, John Jensen, Mike Sealy, Scoville; Dave Lynch; Steve Ferreira, Manager; Coach Buhl. Rick Zordan, Tom Williams. MIDDLE ROW-Bilthodes,Ma.nager; BOTTOM ROW-Steve Brennom, Jaxon Oshita. Bob VoltZ. Tony Jeff Simmons; Rick Clikeman; Danny Wlkse; Craig Miller; Tom Musso, Dave Martin, Lindale Eason, Ken Blanck. H oopsters Break Jinx, Hey, get that jump ball! Nice job so far, now let's win. 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Black, DeVonne 21,98 Blake, Elizabeth 24,89,92 Blanck, Kenneth 33,79,114 Boloski, Ronald 36 Bonassin, Mary 33,89,93 Bond, Sherry 21 Bonetti, Nancy'30 Boomer, Michele 31,88 Boothe, Noel 26 Bores, Melvin 31 Bothwell, Paul 23,90,102 Bowles, Mark 34,90,92,94 Brader, Robert 21 Bradford, Roc 25,95 Bradt, Vickie 36,93 , Brennom, Stephen 21,90,99,114 Brewer, Kenneth 21,99 Brodlne. Joan 34 Burke, Agnes 25 Burkhalter, John 27,102,112,113 Burkholder, Ray 33 Burnett, Thomas 24 Bursing, James 31 Cacciatore, Phyllis 24,92,93 Caldwell, Sandra 35 Camlin, Ted 24,103,116 Campobello, Ruth 27,89,92 Carey, Kathy 31,88,94 Carlson, Karen 36,88 Carlson, Lee 22 Carlson, Markie 33,88,92,94,95, 97,110 Carmack, Craig 29 Garner, Kenneth 36 Cavanaugh, Earl 22,95 Chojnicki, Paul 29 Choppie, Toni 37,88,92 Clark, Sharon 35 Clark, Susan 25,88,95 Clark. Ginny 28,88,91,93 Clark, Wendy 34 Clarke, Fred 37,112,116 Clikeman, Richard 34,90,103, 111,112,114,116 Compton, Clifford 26 Conzett, James 31 Covert, Karen 35 Cowell, Janice 24 Cowling, Janet 33,94 Crane, Rex 35,102 Crawford, Mary 25,79,88,92,93, 94,97 Crete; Mary 28 Cracker, Roger 21 Cudia, Sam 21 Cummings, Lois 29,89,98 Cummings, Betty 26 Damon, Brian 24,103 Davies. Nancy 35,96 Davis, Lawrence 27,90,92,94 Dawsey, Kenneth 28 Dawson, Anna 23,88 Day, David 37,103 Deem, Anna 36,88 Dennis, Sheryl 33,88,91 Deveitman, Mike 32,95,112 Devore, Margie 36 Dickens, Karen 34,88,92 Dietterich, Charles 30,102 Ditsworth, Jon 36 Dobrowsld, Alvin 23,92,94,98 Donaldson, Lynda 24,88,92 Doonan, Michael 24 Dorr, Roberta 22 Dorschner, Mary 32,88 Dosier, Rodney 23 Douglas, Donna 24,89 Drabbe, Neal 37,99 Duel, Marlene 22 Dulgar, Robert Dulgar, Samuel 32 DuPre, Mike 37,112,116 Durham, Barbara 36,92,93,95 Eason, Lindale 22,79,112,114 Ebert, Donald 23 Ebling, Douglas 25,102 Egdahl, Ann 35,88 Ellison, Penelope 28 Erickson, Peter 37,102 Eschen, Tom 29 Essington, Lynn 23,75,88,92,94, 110 Fajen, Michael Falk, Barbara 31,88 Fausett, Coretta 25,98 Fausett, Olagene 22 Feierday, Linda 36 Fernandez, Kathleen 27,88,92 Ferreira, Steven 32,95,103,111 116 Fetter, James 29 Fitzgerald, Mary 26 Flanders, Ronald 35 Floor, Kristine 32,89,92,93,94 Flynn, David 37 Fonda, Peter 21 Fowler, Carolyn 32 Franklin, April 35 Fritsch, Robin 26,95 Fry, James 26,79,91,95,116 Fuches, Gordon 23,98 Gadow, Ken 33 Gass, Patricia 30 Genovese, Cheryl 23,99 Genovese, Veronica 24,88,99 Gentry, Larry 35 George, Carol 34,88,95 Gianquinto, Theresa 22,88,93 Gillette, Ronald 37,102 Giovingo, Anthony 28 Gleichman, Anne 33,88 Goudy, Anna Sue 21,88,95,97 Gough, Mary 25,89 Grams, Jacqueline 23,92,99 Grayned, Patricia 28,88 Greene, Cindy 23,89,95,97 Gremban, Ronald 32,94,103 Guga, Nancy 24,92 Gullliome, Julie 21 Gustafson, Larry 32,102 Hagerman, Mike 32,92,94 Hagmaler, Scott 28,116 Hallstrom, Larry 30,93,103 Hammerstrand, Eric 33 Hammond, Barbara 32,88 Hand, Paul 24,102 Haney, Larry 34 Harbison, Gary 33 Harris, Sandra 31 Hauff, Anna 22,88 Hauge, Wayne 36 Hayes, Marlene 22,88 Hedlund, Diane 35 Heideman, Gary 31 Heidorn, Donald 30 , Heiss, Claire 37,89 Hendrix, Sharon 26,88,92 Henning, Gary 22,112 Herbert, John 24,95,102 Herbert, Kathy 33,89 Herman, Daniel 25 Hill, Dutch 34,103,112 Hiner, Cheryl 30 .Hochevar, James 28,98 Hochevar, John 29,102 Hodges, Michael 25,103 Hoey, Mary 29,88,95,97,98 Hoffman, Alan 30 Hoffman, Jill 30,88 Hoffman, John 33 Holloway, Sharon 23,98 Holmes, Dennis 27,103 Honecker, Clarence 31 Born, Karen 33,88 Hough, David 23,92,99 Howarth, Steven 30,103,116 Hubbard, Susan 35,88 Hudzinski, Charles 33 Hughes, Deborah 35 Hughes, Sharon 37 ,88 Israel, Sue 32,88,91,92,94,99 Jackson, Linda 27 Jackson, Michael 28 Jacobson, Cheryl 30,88 Jaeger, Franklin 37,102,112 Jeanes, Virginia 34,88 Jennings, Arlene 28 Jensen, John 21,112,114 Jepson, William 27,99 Jewell, Jane 29,88,92 Johnson, Catherine 33,88,92,95, 97 Johnson, Donald 23,99 Johnson, Linda 26,89 Johnson, Maureen 30,88 Johnson, Gene 24,102 Jones, Carol 33 Jones, Richard 25,99 Jost, Kenneth 30,103 Juhlin, Gloria 30,97 Kahl, Donna 29,88,92,98 Kahler, Sherry 21,88 Kamo, Ted 26 Kayser, Carol 28,89,91 Keegan, Nancy 22,93 Keinz, Paul 28,116 Kellett, Clinton 30 Kendrick, Karen 32 Kennedy, Lavonne 34,88,91,92, 98 Kerr, Gary 22,112,114 Kersten, Lynne 33,88,110 Kettler, Linda 32,88,90,92,93, 95 Kiesow, Janet 33 Kinsman, Linda 37,88 Klink, Kathleen 24,88 Knapp, Cheryl 31,88 Knight, Patricia 28 Kordash, Randall 21 Korsherg, Mary Lou 22 Kriechbaum, Diane 27,88,90,99 Krueger, Marueen 32,88,89,92, 136 94.95.97 Kuball. Eddy 29 Kuhn, Allan 36 Kump, Karen 26,88 LaBore, Susan 29,88 Lackey. Rita 27 Lapp, Carolyn 21,88,89.91,92.99 Leach. Thomas 36 Lee, Gregory 32.102 Lillie. Joan 25.88.95 Lindblom, Bonnie 28.88 Lindstrom. Susan 26.88.92.98 Listenberger, Terry 24 Liston. John 27,102 Loberg, Raymond 33,112 Longberry. Joel 37,102 Love, Julia 29 Lovett. Willie 24 Lunn, Jack 37.116 Lynch, David 28.114 MacKechnie. Kathy 24.88 Madden, David 35.103 Maddox, Ethel 35 Mahlberg, Suzanne 27,90,92.94 Mandera. Sally 22.88 Manning. Ronald 30,102 Mannone, Jeannie 34 Mantta, Robert 22 Martin, David 22,112,114 Maynard, David 31.102.103.111, 112 McCain, Stephanie 28.88.98 McCalmon, Gerald 34 McClelland, Susan 37 McClure. Judith 31.92.97 McDougall. Linda 26,88 McIntosh, Judy 27.89.95.97 McIntosh, Mary 23.88,95,97 McIntosh, Mary Kay 36 Mchff. Judy 27 McNiif, Linda 27,92 Medlock. Roger 36 Meiborg, Robert 32 Melvin. Michael 32 Mentlng, Marilyn 34 Menton. John 23 Miller, Craig 36,112,114 Minnlck, Mike 25,102 Monestero. Andrew 21 Morgan, Roxanne 23.88.89.99 Moring. David 31.94.98 Morris, Linda 27 Morris. Sharon 26.89.99 Mousel, David 26 Murphy, Charlene 21.88.92.93. 94 Musselman. Dorothy 22 Musso, Anthony 31.111.112.114 Myers, Linda 29 Nelson. Patricia 33 Neuschwandel . Ronald 31 .112 Nimocks. Paulette 29.88.93 Nowlen. Jan 26.88,91.92.98.110 Oberheim, Diana 36 Olson. Dennis 30.103 Olson, Susan 32,89 Oman. Robert 36 O'Neill. Colleen 23,88,94.95.99, 110 Oshita. Jaxon 29.91.112.114 Pagander, Nancy 30.98 Pahlas, Susan 27.98 Parrott, Hazel 32,88 Perren. Jeffrey 21,94 Peter. Daniel 31 Peter. William 22 Peterson. Carol 24.88,92,95.97 Petersen, Dennis 23,92 Pettitz. Michele 22 Phelan. Jean 25,88 Pickering. Kathryn 24.88 Pierce, Janet 37.89.91 Pierce. Martin 32,95,103 Piper, Sally 30,88,92.94 Pipitone, Elizabeth 26 Pitner. Patricia 28 Pontius. Jeffrey 23 Powers. Carol 30 Prather. William 35.102.112.116 Prltzlaff, Richard 25 Proudfoot. Victor 21 Provasl. Mary 37.89 Prybylowski. Ann 26.90.92.98 Prybylowski, Helen 31.88,89.91, 92 Pryhoda. Alix 27,88.92.94,95.97 Pryor, Toni 25.79,88.90,99 Pumilia. Ronald 32 Ragsdale, Helen 37 Ralston, John 35,102 Ramsey, Linda 25 Raymer, Sandra 24,89 Reece, Sally 23.88.93.98 Reader, Linda 21.88.90.98 Reetz. Nancy 29 Rhodes, William 25,111 Richert. Karen 26,88,93 Roberts. Tom 27 Robertson. Randall 31,103,112 Rogers, William 34 Rood, Linda Lou Rose, Dan 37 Roseberg, Ellen 21.88,90,92.99 Ross, Phillip 27.93.94.95 Rossi, Tom 29.90.95 Royster, Kathleen 21.89.90.93, 95,99 Rubenstein, Noel 34,93 Rudin. Janet 30,88,92.94 Rutledge. Terry 33 Sadler. James 34 Sager, Mary 22.88.91.98 Sahag, Marsha 21.88,91,92,99 Sanches. Ronald 22,112 Sanders, Steven 36 Sardenga. Steven 32 Sauber, Karen 36,88.95.97.99 Saudargas. Maxine 31.88.93.94, 98 Schmeltzer, Donald 31,112 Schmidt. Laura 28 Schroeder. Steven 37 Schroeder, Thomas 26 Schwartz. Ginny 29,88,91,92.94 Sclacca. Connie 32,88 Scott, Frank 27,94 Scott, Joan 31 Scoville. Thomas 30,114 Scrivano, Donna 31.61.99 Sculley. Priscilla 27,95 Seeber, Phillip 26 Seeley, Michael 36,114 Seitz, Robert 33 Senkel, Linda 25 Severtson, Maren 25,89,92,99 Shafstall. John 28 Shinn. Bradley 37 Showen. Donna 36.88.94 Showers. Jeffrey 21.112 Shultz, Nancy 24,88,92.94.95,97 Siebel, Joan 37,88 Silletti, Donald 25.90 Simonds, Jeffrey 29,95.112,114 Sims. Robert 24 Skeeters, Chow 22,88,91,98 Slipp, Linda 21,89 Smith, Barbara 34,88 Smull. Judith 33 Snider, William 35 Snyder. Sue 23.88.99 Spickerman. Joyce 32 Spickler. Robert 36 Spielman, Peggy 36.92 Spielmam. William 34 Sprague. Helen 37,88 Stannard. Douglas 31 Start. Dennis 27.91.99 Staten, Patti 23,88,98 Stauffacher, Michael 24,112,116 Stenberg, Carla 37.88.93 Stenholm, Terry 32.112 Stern. Anna 30.93.94 Stern. Robert 35.102 Stevens. Suzie 29,88,92.94.95,97, 98 Stewart, Craig 27,103 Stewart. William 25 Stormont, Mary 32 Suddarth, Pam 25.88,90,95,98 Suhr. Judy 23.88.99 Sunderland, Johnnie 27 Swanson, Patricia 25,88 Sweeney, Richard 33,111,112 Swanson. John 24.102 Swick, Edward 21.112 Swinehart, Carol 21 Taylor, Gary 24,111 Taylor, Joel 37.102 Taylor, Ken 34,99,116 Tesmer. Carol 26,93 Teasman. Wendy 27.92.933.98 Thalman. Cynthia 34.88.92.98 Thomas, Howard 32 Thorpe. Phyllis 37,88 Tierney, Mike 29 Timbush. JoAnne 21 Tipp, Sandra 34 Todora. Danny 35,103,112 Trank, Charlene 34.88 Treadway, Hollie 25.88.95.97 Trenbeath, Rita 33.88.92 Trent, Edwin 34 Tresemer, Greg 34,95,112 Trumbull. John 30 Tryggestad, Marilyn 29,93 Tuminskas, Tom 35,112 Tunison, Terry 23 Ulrey, John 27 Unangst, Tom 30,103 Van Epps, Evanie 26.88 Vaugh. Jeffrey 22 Veerman, Paul 23,99 Veit. Michael 30 Vesely. Connie 24 Voltz. Bob 35,103,114 Walker. Gregg 30.102 Walker, Steven 33 Ware, Charles 35 Ware. Linda 34,88.92.93,94,95, 97 Watts, Dennis 33,39 Wayman, Penny 21.88.92.98 Webster. Barbara 36,92 Wells, Ronald 36 Welsh. 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