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Pictures from the Roosevelt High School Grand Re-Opening on
September 30, 2006
WELCOME TO
THE NEW ROOSEVELT
The high school we remember affectionately continues to thrive today as
students enjoy the results of extensive modernization and refurbishment
that was completed just in time for the 2006-2007 school year. In the
interim Roosevelt resided in temporary quarters in the old Lincoln High
School. The exemplary Roosevelt curriculum and activities continued during
the two-year exile.
Roosevelt Jazz band, lab, and vocalists have continued to win awards in
regional and national competitions and Roosevelt drama productions continue
to win praise.
The science program offers classroom excellence and additional opportunities
for learning through connections with internship programs, the Windows
on Science club where students build robots, musical instruments, and
"other cool stuff", and have the opportunity to participate with the Earth
Service Corps, a service organization dedicated to conservation. Field
trips as far as the Galapagos Islands have been in their adventurous sights.
Roosevelt is continuing its academic excellence in all areas.
To see more photos of the Grand Opening on September 30, 2006, open the
Roosevelt High School
Foundation web site and scroll down. You might find yourself, if you
attended.
ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL
FREE GOLDEN GRAD NIGHT WAS MAY 20, 2008.
This year's Roosevelt
High School Musical was Me and My Girl, and was free
for Golden Grads and graduates on May 20th at the RHS Theater. Officially
a dress rehearsal, the free performance is always a lot of fun, and this
year's event was no exception.
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NEWS ITEMS
The Roosevelt High School Marching Band Performs at Macy Parade 2006.
Click here to listen to the
band.
MICHAEL PERINGER - EMPOWERING AT-RISK YOUTH
THRU ARTWORK

Forging a practical and principle-centered way to achieve social change,
RHS '53 grad Michael Peringer
founded ArtWorks,a program where community leaders and juvenile
justice centers pull together to re-incorporate at-risk youth back into
the community. Since ArtWorks began in 1995, the program has helped over
5,000 youth perform thousands of community service hours to create over
1,500 murals in neighborhoods across the city, empowering them to achieve
success and a new chance at life. In his 2007 Pulitzer-Prize nominated
book Good Kids, the story of ArtWorks, Mike talks about
what it took to get the program going, shares its success stories as well
as failures, and inspires others to act by offering key advice on how
to start similar programs in other communities. To order a copy of Mike's
inspiring book, visit Artworks
online or click here to download the flyer
in PDF format.
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MEETINGS
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THE RHS CLASS OF 1953 55th REUNION IS
FRIDAY, JULY 18, 2008 AT 4 PM
DIDN'T RESERVE A TICKET? IT'S NOT
TOO LATE!
The Roosevelt Class of '53 Fifty-fifth Reunion
is Friday, July 18 at 4 PM at the Nile Country Club on Lake Ballinger.
See your old friends from school and get all the news. If you haven't
pre-ordered your ticket, JUST COME and pay at the door. We'll
be glad to see you!
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HERE ARE THE FABULOUS 55TH REUNION EVENTS
Wed, July 16 at 1 PM - Quick tour of the remodeled Bryant Grade
School
Wed, July 16 at 3 PM - DOUBLE NICKEL (55) SOIREE & PICNIC at
John and Barbara Cunningham's Lakefront Home
Thurs, July 17 at 11 AM - Ladies' Luncheon at Seattle Yacht Club
Thurs, July 17 at 7 PM - Meet at Duchess Tavern for no-host evening
of reminiscing
Fri, July 18 at 10 AM - Guided Tour of the new Roosevelt High School
Fri, July 18 at 4 PM - RHS Class of 1953 55th Reunion at Nile Country
Club.
Questions? Change in Plans? Call Carolyn Richardson at 425-881-1378
or email info@rhs53.com. Or use the Contact Us form (see menu tab
above).
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MORE INFO
Click here to open printable 55th
Reunion events flyer* and/or the Double
Nickel Soiree Picnic directions and map. Need last-minute info
on the Ladies' Luncheon? Call Carolyn Richardson, 425-881-1378.
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