THOSE FOUND

Jan Ahlgren Jackleen Allen De La Harpe Laurie Ames Nichols

Susan Anderson Coccia Pamela Asper Woodroffe Michael Banks

Glenn Beard Scott Beard Valerie Benjamin

Roy Benson Lori Berg Ferrer Joan Blair

Jay Borseth Carl Brecht Barbara Briggs Pickett

David Brown Carol Burdick Richmond James Burrell

Barbara Cahill Glenn Carlson Mark Champion

Annie Charnley Eveland John Clark Frank Coccia

Merle (Shelly) Cohen Duane Covey James Donaldson

Renee Dorgan Bonnie Edwards Wilson Carol Elsaesser Johnson

Jill Fleming Kathryn Frankland Doyle Sandra Frost

Gregory Fry Barbara Grondal Boyd Gabriel Hanzeli

Ellen Harbold Ostheller Sherrie Hartley Heck Walter Hatch

Susan Hatlen Schulkin Amy Haugerud Michael Henley

Grady Hughes Janis Hyde Reeser Einar Jensen

Kathryn Karges Rosso Nick Keller Michael King

David Lane Priscilla Lewis Kloess Heidi Liniger Olson

Diane Mack Carolyn McCroskey Januik Gayle McCurdy

Thomas Melton Carol Milholland Hess JoAnne Mitchell Gray

Patty Munday Penelope Nieder Leopold Douglas Oles

Mary O'Neill Patneaude Deborah Ortiz Amble Elmer Penn

Sharon Pomeroy John (Larry) Raklios Michael Reese

Barry Richards David Rost Kay (LaVergne) Rothweiler Jaz

Patricia Rudy Hernandez Martha Rush Applegate Michael Schuyler

Stephen Senescall Sandra Senseney Cerelli Douglas Seto

Muriel Siki Gabus Carolyn Snyder Rodenberg Shawna Spangler Erickson

Michael Steckler Susan Sutermeister Green Emilie Swanson Long

Susan Templeton Vanessa Thomaston Petersen Thomas Tjarnberg

Garrison Turner Terry Turner Richard Turnure

Wendy Williams Carol Wilson Raklios Christopher Wilson

Gayle Wilson Scott Wilson Beverly Yasuda Ikeda

Gary Zema

In Memoriam Roosevelt Class of 1972

Listed below are members of your class who have passed away. The names appearing on this list were given to us by family members and fellow classmates. Although we make every effort to verify this information, we cannot guarantee the accuracy.

Eddie Anderson  Gina Barron     Diane Bever

Michael Cahail     Douglas Callow     John Dabney

Roberta Davis   Harrison Nancy Dennis   Randall Dodd

Harry Erdrich    Nancy Fine Viertel    John Gough

Milton Jordan     John Nelson     Debra Olson

Ronald Reidt    Mark Rinas    Jan Schellenberg Miller

Sandra Thompson Estes   Bob Tuttle    Michael Welton

Carol Whitaker   Jensen Daniel Wolfe   Calvin Wood

Comming back home Roosevelt High School Class 1972

Leaving Seattle in 1977 was only going to be temporary, with plans to return in 5 years. 32 years later, Carl Brecht is back. Carl, after graduating from the University of Washington Business School in 1975, began working for West Coast Realty. Two years later, he continued his real estate career in Chicago Illinois, Granger Indiana, and Saint Joseph Michigan. Now back, with 3 broker licenses,Carl has chosen to place his Managing Brokers License at Keller Williams Greater Seattle, with continued success in these market conditions Carl’s expertise is finding an area that is reasonably priced, and promoting the property to investors. He has owned a few wholesale and retail businesses. His favorite one was a gourmet coffee shop, and that is a operation he enjoys selling. The enjoyment is finding that right person to carry on the business.Carl’s education did not stop after business school. Just a few years ago Carl attended Thomas Cooley law School to concentrate in property and contract law. His back ground has enabled him to offer his clients an expertise above the norm. Even though he does have a knack for selling businesses and commercial property, his enthusiasm for selling residential property is also evident. “Older historical homes are irreplaceable and have a story to tell “When asked about his fondest memories of Seattle, Carl was quick to mention his days with Boy Scout Troop 15. Taking the Adventurous, a hundred plus foot sailing ship to summer camp in the San Juan Islands. Another adventure was on an Eagle Scout climbing trip to Mount Rainer. On that climb he ran into both Whitaker brothers at Camp Muir. A highlight of his high school days was being a member of the Roosevelt Chess Team. His love for the game continued by teaching hundreds of elementary school students. His team of five third and fourth graders routinely defeated the top high school players in the Indiana area. Carl also is an avid rower and sculler. He was a member of the University of Chicago Rowing Team and attended the annual Head of the Charles rowing regatta in Boston. His only regret was that he did not take advantage of the rowing program at the University of Washington in his earlier years.At age 55 Carl sees himself working another 25 years in the profession he loves. His experience over the years has seen markets like today. “ There is no place in the world like the Pacific Northwest.” He is back to stay. If you would like someone like Carl working in your corner, you can reach him by email at carlbrecht@netscape.net, or by cell phone at 425-368-8246

Roosevelt High School Seattle 40th Reunion

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TJ Martain Roosevelt High School Seattle

JOEL RYAN | AP - Rich Middlemas, TJ Martin "Roosevelt High School Grad" and Daniel Lindsay pose with their Oscars for best documentary feature for their work in "Undefeated" during the 84th Academy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 26, 2012, in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles.

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Roosevelt High class of 1972

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Roosevelt High School class of 1971 Brian Delmer Smith

Brian Delmer SMITH Brian left us on March 23, 2011 at the age of 58 after a short illness. A musician and friend to many, he passed away far too young. Born in Seattle on February4th, 1953, he graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1971, already an accomplished electric bass guitar player. He played in many bands over the years, most famously with Scargill, the touring backup band for Doug Kershaw, the Ragin' Cajun fiddler. A serious record collector, he could never pass up a garage sale offering those strange round objects with a hole in the middle. Always willing to help out his friends, he was the most honest of people. He loved the social aspect of listening to music or jamming, and liked to sit in with Seattle-area bands whenever he could. He was also an avid sports fan, madly cheering on his favorite teams. He is preceded in death by his mother, Ardath L. "Toddie" and father, Delmer G. "Tubby" Smith. He is survived by his sister, Deanne (Dee) Smith of Seattle, an aunt, Vi Ellis, of Spokane, and numerous cousins, most notably Holly Getman of Naches, WA, who was there for him in his last years.A memorial service will be held at a later date. He will be truly missed by all who knew him.