Roosevelt High School - Eagle Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1966 volume:

434 ,,b-HL 1-Wil: ,Q 'n4vk.A6.gsu,.1., .4 '11 'Ti 1 Him, J -1. .-WL Ev- J' nig- ,.-...VI W, .,. x - .N v- 'vm . ' 1 LQ 5. , ., . . , .314 X .. 131 xi, .-,V-J -- il . . S ff .-L-3 wifi I, :qv A 1 ' if J gli iii! Miss Frances Weeg To express our gratitude and to celebrate our sales record, the annual staff gave a surprise party at Miss Weeg's house and in her honor. She was a gracious, entertaining hostess. Shown above are Miss Weeg and part of the annual staff. The cake read, They said it couldn't be done! The deli ht- ful little girl at the right, being fongly cuddled by Miss Weeg, is Buff, the daughter of a roommate. Buff had nothing to say but good about Miss Weeg, and it was evident that she would fight anybody who had anythin different 8 to say. Buff said that she and Weeg were Pals. Dedicated - for Her Service and We wish to dedicate this 1966 Eagle to a teacher whom we feel is one of the most deserving persons in our school system. An English teacher, the annua staff advisor, and the sponsor of the National Honor Societ --Miss Wee sacrifices her time ang ener ies to ielp 8 the Roosevelt Student body. She has no pets, and her professional creed is one of fairness and equality. She de- mands the very best that a student can achieveg her standards are high and at times seem unattainable. School is a serious business to her, and her class- room is one of order, strictness, and ed ucation. On the outside she may seem stern and heartless, but as students pass through the doors of R. H. S. , they look back, and remember her with deep re- spect and an almost reverent devotion. Devotion . .xffztryifigl all-.f -.. it L ' ' ' 'fre ii gl ,I ',, 1,,Igl...,- ' 1 .11 if r, gal' ' I. 1 1' lr , lf. Miss Weeg takes time out to help Ruth before she 'rl goes to the State 1 '.,. Meet. The Other Side of ci Very Wondegful Woman . . . There is another side of the teacher that few students take the time to discover. After hours she becomes a woman of tenderness and sentimen- tality. She loves animals, especially horses. As a youth she was an active rodeo participant, and she still feels that blue jeans are the only kind of clothes to wear. In her spare time, Miss Weeg plays the Spanish guitar and sings. Her conception of the perfect eveninrg is the music of Ray Charles, a warm ireplace, and a good book. At present, her only ambition is to obtain her Masters' Degree and to conquer the language of French. Miss Weeg loves to abble in hobbies, especially when it's artistic. She is a very generous person, and despite her crowded class- room schedule, she takes the time to save cigarette packages to give to the foundation for the aiding o the blind. lf a student is observant, he will notice a smile sneak into her facial expression sometimes even a laugh. She has a heart of gold. Once when asked by an English IV class why she didn't attend graduation exercises, she replied, Because I knew I would cry. gg J.' ,, ,jj A , J X.,-N . X , t 1 . -- -.... Students of Roosevelt Schools: It is a wonderful feeling to know that we live in a country with such prosperity as America offers: to enjoy its freedoms, privileges and security. These things we enjoy because our fathers and fore- fathers worked and suffered to make them possible for us. Our pos- terity will be privileged to enjoy such only if we work and sacrifice to see that America remains free and strong. bet us not be guilty of taking these things for granted, acting as though our country owes us all these things, but rather let us ask What do I owe my country for the blessings that I enjoy ? Let us be good Americans so that this country may ever be the wonderful place which we know it to be. You can do this by making every effort to equip yourselves to be citi- zens, who not only enjoy, but contribute to the American way. Congratulations to the Annual staff for this splendid book. Through your leadership we are privileged to enjoy the memories of your school days. Your work on this Annual has been a job well done . Sincerely, Marvin 'Williams Superintendent Superintendent, Always on the The job of being superintendent calls for an extremely busy schedule, but Mr. Wil- liams finds time in between his numerous activities to teach a class and to inspire students in their pursuit of worthy endeav- ors. Princtpal, Never-Ceasing Duty to School and Students V XL.-1 , 1-,, 1 ' 'f- --G' -H if , t 1 +4 'A fa: or 19 1' it 1 ,gi ffl fit, it Ytt ft ,Q is ,AWD-xv Besides the job of principal, Mr. Smith always works for a better student- teacher relationship. He is a friend to everyone, just as the above picture Cofdianb' Yours- signifies. fmicrln Q'r,!g1g1:rqa:7Z Calm J as 1 1 ' ww ,,,, W .. ff w X- 1 ws V' ,t -' N X r ,,,w,,g, . ,L . X .V ,pu 1 :T,r.. ' it 7 K' S N f Dear Students: One of the greatest personal satisfactions in life is that which comes to the individual from the knowledge of a job well done. Whether irbe in your studies, sports, band, or building an annual such as this one, if you have done the best you could with what you had to work with or play with, you can hold up your head in the pres- ence of any one and be proud. May I congratulate the student body for making this such a pleasant year. To the Seniors of '66, I wish for you the best of everything in the years that lie ahead. To the others, we look forward to having you with us next year. Congratulations, Seniors, Annual Staff, Teachers, and students for a job well done. A. E. Smith, Principal any School Board at Work For Our Interest . X ak Lug, . The Board of Education is responsible for providing education for the girls and boys of this school district. A11 decisions are made and backed by the main ques- lion, - what is the best for the students? Many of the important policy-making responsibilities are establishing of the school budget, approving the employment of all professional employees, and establishing the rules and regulations under which all school operations are scheduled and performed. The board works endlessly for the best interest of Roose- velt High and its students. Marvin Troy Buddy Ear Williams Thomas Hettler Hammett hui 'LL-r CAROLYN BARRE KERMON BOND ARCHIE CLANTON L T. CRUMLEY EH81iSh I. II Band. SPeeCh. Choir Science Department Vocational Ag. DAIL GRIFFIN GLENDA HARRIS Ir. High Science Home Economics 1 K V-1-Eg KENNETH HOUSDEN LES MacDOWELL P.E., Geography P.E., Math Planning, Instrzicting, Counseling, Grading. . Look into a typical classroom. You may see your- self gazing out the window at a beautiful spring day while a teacher explains in a monotonous voice the difference between inflation and deflation or why x equals y. You may find yourself sitting entranced as he explains why Hamlet was mad. You had favor- ite teachers and favorite subjects. You were given assignments you didn't mind doing and those which you dreaded. Although you may not have realized it, your teachers and your textbooks were preparing you for the adult world you would face when you left the classroom. Another vital part of school is what happens be- hind the scenes. Linda Whitson joined the staff at mid-semester filling a vacancy in the English Department. HARRY MESSINGER History All in a T eachefs Day . , H , , ?,,1..l . .-,. -..-. F - .E,T7TT..,.,..-Z V,.,,,. ,-,T. ,T,:,. .T i Y V , -,. Mr. M ,ax GENE MIMMS TRAVIS RECTOR SHARON REED MARY RICKY P.E., Math P.E., History Remedial Reading Business Department E T fv - A Q, 4 1 9 7 f Cf H i A' ,115 A E A -Y ri.. W C3 fir D ' All-'nf' A ' ,lj PQ f fi A M , f A Y , , f I' Y, PATSY RUTHERFORD ROBERT SANDIDGE DON TAYLAOR FRANCIS WEEG Ir. High English Counselor P.E.' Math English III, IV Remedial Reading Caution: Work A head ' ' 'W 4 - . F , I XM-,J .W 13 ll if 'I Although most students do not realize it, the maintenance of a school is big business. The cafeteria workers always continue to serve our meals with gleaming smiles, regardless of the comments on the food. The custodians never complain about having to sweep the floor several extra times because we incessantly track in mud on those rainy days: and, last but not least, the bus drivers loyally make their tedious routes, although the heaters seldom work and at times, they don't reach school until lunch. 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Many of these mo- ments, which we shall treasure, will be relived each time we open this yearbook. 4-m,. ge, I, , ITYVT A Q. ' '- - .'Qc..,.' ' Q,,.,1'.EJ6-ij-gig s 4 , V T.. L Mb' in 21 is aft, vw 4. X X Semor O jicers Pres Jerry Powe Vice Pres Sonny Paxton Sec. - Janis Jones Treas. - Billie Ruth Brown Reporter - Paul Dickey 1 1 A .L F, I X E A in wp 'QU-1151: 5 ' E. I . vf 4.4 , ' , 1 , '. DON HARBIN FTA 1,2, 3,45 Play 35 Sci. Club 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 Annual Staff 25 Paper Staff 25 Band 45 Prose Read- ing 25 Spelling 15 One-Act Play 15 FTA State Delegate 35 Poetry In- terpretation 1, 2, 35 South Plains Sci. Congress, First Place Paper 3. DONA ROWE Officer 35 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 FHA off. 2, 3, 45 NHS 2, 35 Play 35 Pep Squad 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Stud. Council 45 Annual 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3,43 Choir 2: Who's Who 3, 45 Girl of the Month 45 4-I-I Club Princess 15 Sci. Fair 2,35 Hon. Men. Basketball ala Dis, 45 Head Cheer. 45 FHA Jr. , Ch. and State Degrees. ,N IQ! bl 'I if DOMINGO ZUNIGA FFA 1, 25 Track 1, 12-year Senior Seniors at Last - We Made It!! TOMMY FIKES Sci. Club 45 Band 45 Band President 45 Who's Who 45 Sci. Fair, Second and Regional 4. DIANN STONER Fl-IA 1, 2, 3,45 FNA 2,35 Pep Squad 2, 3,45 Paper Staff 3,45 Library Worker 4. JIMMY THOMAS FFA 1, 2,3,45 FFA Officer 45 Play 3: Pep Squad 2, 35 Football 2, 3,45 Choir 1, 35 Who's Who 4: Mr. Flame 4: Mascot 3: Football Manager 2, 3, 4, 12-year Senior avi' :FW fi fs , ' gifs' La- 'ff lk' T' .,,H' fo' A 5 E'rJiW iq , ,gf lm- z.: 'n w?Hrn J . WF, ' ' ' In ff - 'WWZW I ,pf -t l ziky K V- K V A- - , Ap- V , in xi - fp ' .' . V . .,, gr, - A, JERRY POWE Officer 45 Favorite 25 FFA 1, 2, 3,45 Play 35 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Track 35 Tennis 45 Who's Who 45 Basketball Favorite 45 Sci. Fair 1, 25 Football Capt. 45 Sports Award Committee. 12-year Senior RUTH RUCKER FHA 45 NHS 45 Pep Squad 45 Annual Staff 45 Girl of the Month 45 FFA Sweetheart 45 Ready Writing, Dist. Second, Reg. First5 85 State Second 45 Prose Interpretation First 45 One- Act Play5 FHA St. Degree, Betty Crocker HM of Tomorrow, Most Valuable Student of the Year BILLIE RUTH BROWN Officer 45 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 FNA 2, 35 Play 35 Pep Squad 2, 3,45 Choir 15 Who's Who 45 Interscholastic League Play 45 FHA Jr. Degree 1. Flowing Formals, Black Ties, Gay Parties, and Glittering Banquets RUBY BROWN FHA l, 2.3.45 FNA 35 Play 35 Pep Squad 2, 3,45 Paper Staff 45 Basket- ball 3,45 Track 45 Choir 1, 35 Who's Who 45 FHA Jr. Degree 1 Sc Ch. Degree 2. FREDDIE SHAW FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA Officer 1,45 NHS 2,35 Play 35 Sci. Club 3,45 Football 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2,3,45 Choir 1, 25 Sci. Fair 1, 2, 3,45 Reg. Sci. Fair 2, 3, 45 Star Greenhand 15 Star Ch. Farmer 25 Swine 85 Crop Pro. Award 45 4-H 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H Boy of the Year 1. PAUL DICKEY Off. 1,45 FFA 1, 2,3,45 FFA Off. 15 NHS 2,-3,45 NHS off. 3,45 Play 35 Sci. Club 3,45 Stud. Council 3, 45 Stud. Coun. Off. 45 Cheerleader 35 Football 45 Basketball 45 Tennis 1-45 Choir 1, 25 Who's Who 3,45 Boy of the Month 3, 45 FHA-Beau 45 UIL-Prose 2,3,45 Typ. 45 Sci. Fair 1, 2, 8, 45 Reg, 2, 35 FFA Scholarship Awd, 35 FFA Stock Show 2,45 Boys' State 3. Most Valuable Student of the Year, 12-year Senior L L ik I ' My BILL MCKERLEY Moved from Lubbock High School during the spring semester of this year. ROSE BROWN FHA l,2,3,4: FNA 3: Play, 3g Pep Squad 2, 3,4g Newspaper Staff 45 Shorthand 45 Jr. and Chapter FHA Degrees. Tears in Oar Eyes - Graduation V ' ' was '. . , . i V SANDRA BOURNE Annual Staff 4. MR. HARRY MESSINGER MRS- GLENDA HARRIS Sponsor SPOUSOT Graduation is always a time of happiness and sorrow. The Seniors are sad to leave, but are happy the twelve years have ended. They are now ready to step into a new and an exciting world. College is the step that will now follow for most of the Seniors. As the Seniors now leave, they wish all the Juniors the very best of luck in their last year, Here! 1 O Parties and Festivities Q Seniors Have ct Busy, Busy Year. . . From September, when Jimmy Thomas and Jennifer Guess were named Mr. and Miss Flame, to May, when Nicky reclaimed an old friendship, the Seniors were busy, busy characters. Take the time when Paul, Sonny, and Jerry rolled an unsuspecting student in the snow, or that time Jennifer chased Sonny with kisses. -.. Add to Gayla . . . seek ED 'V 1-ali. The Christmas party. when the boys made the punch, I0 the Junior-Senior Banquet. 77 SEM I -1 p7 'x The memories have been great! But would you believe there are two more pages at the end of this annual? ' 'ALE I I.-.IX 3'- A xi In' 1133: uf K f,M,1, .,1, M i .....-,-.uhm Fil, ' E if Hx m 1 I x f s su... wv- . as I 6 Ji 4 am. I 1- .1 ,I it A v 51 if L M W 42 L 5 I? is 51 1 'Y' X .n f 2 xlvi' 1 -...WGA Jumor Ufjcers Jack McClellan Coyleen Schmidt John Ed Parchrnan - President Johnny Burleson - Vice President Vicki Kinard - Secretary Ford Treasurer . fx-.1 11 wa N,,,, 111 - HA mizfife if - I 11 Basic - 112.1 ,.I '2f'fHf' if 1 -- 11,.1g:. 1111 g1g r .wi1,:LWi' d f'w .'.J'fe17 N n'-2'Ai,?T-L1-1 11' 1 1. wr, A .1,,n,.:..- 4 5, ,wi X, . - , V -1 ,-11,n',,1y,,.,17, -1ri '?7f ' ...... W M Mfg' ' -x, : -VI . ,, I nl ' 1 . Dan Booher Jan Booher Joe Brown Johnny Burleson Alice Burns Shirley Carty Wilma Cogburn Dane Cromer Judy Curlee Derese Davis Roger Denham Vicky Dunagan Poor Juniors, they always have a rough time, selling Christmas cards! ,,-,.,..s-.,..-- Royce Ekdahl Betty F ikes Kathy Ford Ronnie Grizzell Guadalupe Guerrero Glenda Halford Cecilia I-laralson Frankie Herrick Brenda Herring David Herring Dorothy Hoople Vicki Kinard x-Q .,.,. ini' ' V 1 .R K H. .sir ir, The final year is about to begin. In only a short while, there won't be a principal to run to when something goes wrong, and there will be no teach- ers' pets. This year holds many fond memories--Christmas party, planning Jr. -Sr. banquet, and Geometry class. However, there will be no comparison between this year and the upcoming SENIOR year. lr H ., 'fi ,U i ,A ss: r : ri it i FE, ga? -.N -, 4 , af. . 1 .5-. get .,. , .0 J -M, L- -fi, ' .-ug. 'Ulm ,fig 4? 3 ivv' ! if X ',,.v SL ,. V ML A' X -sq? as I v l W 4 N fa 'Q 'T my , y Z .3 BQ! ., ff. From the beginning 'Y F ' i','e321fEiW7. Rf ff'B9i !'l ' W 'T ' 1 if 1 1 ,f - ii V 'i B 3 'A it W f, my ,JZ1 , W tx D J V ' , Y . yfai' Roger Trammei Danny Walling I n Junior carw ash Banquet Decorating Committee After the Banquet Junior-Senior Banquet to the en Brenda McAnal1y Jack McClellan Gary McGuire John Ed Parchman Marcie Reasoner Maxey Reasoner Gwen Renfro Cheyenne Reynolds Ronnie Ross Coyleen Schmidt Sammy Stoner Vivian Thomas ci ff H0 Sldgwposess W p, HUJPPE26 1 f X 1 i ru Lu: 5' Happiness is telling jokes during the noon hour, or opening packages under the Christmas tree. Happiness is knowing that school will be dis- missed for a few days, or hoping that it will blow away. Happiness is getting that science project finished. To Archie Clanton, happi- y ness is knowing that the l gg Science Fair was a huge I, success. as L45 l Happiness is licking on a lollipop at Freshman initiation -- or trying to pry a pop from the coke machine -- or maybe even standing under the mistletoe! ZZZ l in y -QQ ' ., Happiness is just plain being happy! ! -v 1 rlwlnwu ' X K. M ,at Q? ' fx QI fa U l A HM' ip?-V: , Zi w ' - . fl 22932 r L z 8, ,,,. E!-I . al ,Q-,. ,. r g O05 NL.:- x1,l,,, FRY! lj , ff 'Dfw v.-..,Q.A , ,,.. A- .H r v. , .Pe , X IMT MALML Sophomore O LCGTSH Gail Viney - Secretary Ruby Chappa - Treasurer Wayne Turman - Vice President Royce Burns - President Lynda Thornton - Reporter ,-,V. 'Ag--fft -1 A Q 'r':. ,- ,ff K. ,..,., nw-' VT v , F. N 4 'XR Rf li' 2' C . , 'LL 1 W? , , A at ,-J I- Y ff- Jr'-as A' -,II I f FL lb r i .ll an I in DH ,xr 5 ,fi 'jg , X. ,f r, A L ' ig ' 'W' lg 1+ -va. .L A 4, x ' 159 7-C fill : Q' -ij 0:2 X- ' '-. Ylgf - - Wi 1, 'nu .. ' ll F T ' 1 . Y I -sv ,- -Q ai Yr--31 ,V- . V 1, W HY' ' 4 - L' 1 fx 1' if ofa 1 i f J Earl Ballou Kaye Bentley Mary Bonds Susan Bridges Nita Brown Royce Burns Ruby Chapa Linda Christesson Bobby Clark Georgene Clark Donna Coffey Vickie Cook George Crow Sue Culver DeeAnn Donley Judy Green Rhonda Gregory Abigail Guess Mary Guzman Glynda Hamlin Shirley Harman Fred Herndon Peggy Irby Wyman Jackson Joe Johnson Janice Jones Wanda Logan Linda Lusk James Martin Linda McGuire Travis Minter Walter Morgan Wannell Newton Butch Nichols Robert Partigianoni Joe Rojas Joyce Schroeder Janie Thomas Phyllis Thomas Lynda Thornton Norma Thornton Gloria Torres Wayne Turman Keith Tyler Gail Viney irc '35, ff' , ,- ,.f 'L A PX? ,,, new fi' 1 Y H . I ' 'fi'-adn I V f 'P Q y ly vu My was Q, 4 J 4 3 it --sd S 'QP Pi -QB Ai ill , iw ' e , , ., , .yy X I I V X k 5li 'd'J A11 right, gang, we've got to get this all planned out before Clanton gets back. I I l Miss Barre was presented with a sterling silver knife during a going-away party given in her honor by the Sophomore and Freshman classes. Wayne tries to acquaint Judy Davis with our school. His first introduction is to the well-known candy machine. Christmas party. Royce is displaying his talents in the field of hair grooming. .ix .fav :rc UL I - V V A I V . .57 X 'S ,'AH..r , .... A -cr-v .5- V --'fm . 'M- -iffg -1 , -I .A 1 A., .1 ' - - U H X' .--+L' '52, .fhiigr 7-I wh , . , f ! .,.'1ki V. , , tg. i. . , ' d ,, .3-grt'q,.- JK i 'ii' af--E W ' 5 i. f if - n. qv ...xi , :Fl it 1 A171 , ,L , Q: .r,.m1..r., W. wr W ' .. I , 1 Q22 s r lr - , . fr . . 1- - ,f -K ..Q. ..r A ' X 1 Engine... lm: 7-mi ,. r ff B , B -, 3, I, rfgxi X A 3, lu x I rump: rm 121: lure ' yy nf, If - r .'!llQ' 5 B JS K 'QQ V1 'V 1 Ilx xl E21 1 4 X .mr if , , Q, 'W' nf. fs'- ,' Q A f C X my lm X fri B M C .Fe A ZA . ' . av- . X Q' If N .v- A ., I f 2 f- initio! Larry Ball Norma Ballou Roy Max Barnett Marsha Belcher Eugene Bennett Linda Boyd Junior Brown Lenoard Brown Judy Bruster Judy Call Ray Campbell Jerome Chaney Yolanda Chavez Robert Connell Delbert Cooper Wendy Cromer Carla Crurnley Jimmy Pikes Elaine Florence Juan Gaona Louis Garibay John Garner Toby Gregory Carolyn Grizzell yan 4 Q I um fi 'QW -.lf fit RQ ff-Q 1 ng .... .Adi 5' 1 X JS B WA 11 fb ,F .N rlix W' 4 U' r nd 12' d'-N ,-5 ,. -1 K 44 4. at -Q, 'W 'CX' 5 Emi -Q -xgagq, my xx, ur , Roger Guess I L. Q al it r A Manuela Guerrero - Q ,Q Lois Hall to I Melody Herring ..- A N in H W 1 LUN ,, 4 , I f, X yf 'R' m 1 1, Q A INL ,f f 'QQ , X 'X , 4 ,J , -X Y , Q W Uifrxk W X 1 X X H 525.4 Steve Jackson Pam Johnston Dempsey J ones Tysum Lusk X V N 'll' I Q13 1 Ti'l'-H I Y X I 4 1 Q: - . . i ,iykym Lloyd Maines if i , :ii .. vi Vivian McAna11y ' R wt - 'R y , Don Moore '---S Kenny Norrid V, 4' ' we X. I. ., f f.,. 1 if 'fy , V tra. E951 .y ilibN Lm.5n. :.!K1W.-.123 nl Jana Parchman E ' f' ' . James Parker V L' F , ' K 1 Floyd Parks , 1 lg Pat Pounds ' , f y . . ynhA.n G, R .3 L, in 'f V' vi X 1 'T , y ,y k I y fr l ffm . . ' If ii , JOY Reflffo f f - , , C1 Elaine Reynolds -', I I- ' ' :A I Aubrey Robertson ' 6 on . L. . ,rti 1,57 Af Jerry Robinson K L d .X ,, F , I A X f - R 1' f ,f Denna Ross Lenora Sanchez Rodney Schoppa J Cindy Smalley 'Y' . 1 ,nm 1 'Ur .TP J Sharon Spears Debora Tatum Auuey Tennison John Trammel Wanda Turman Kathy Walter Jerry Ward Linda Ward Darla Winton Wendy Woolley Mary Alice Ysasaga Martha Ztmiga it in X N 315 Nl V Af ' I -' x 4 The freshmen agree that their first year in high school was quite an exciting one. Their Christmas party started slowly, but turned out to be truly a lively affair. This is sure to be a Frosh pin-up'! that will be treasured for years to come. Qgiijt I Q v ff - T7 ve '1, - - s er it .I E U V - I ,Q . 1 V 'Q' H ' an is Freshmen follow the rule of the upperclassmen by loitering in the foyer dur- ing lunch hour. Many times this proves to be the most rewarding hour of the day. ,Q Q , V W sf. .- fff' K. r' 1,... -.,a ,. 5 '- ta a e Student Directories Add 8 T 0 S. C. Treasury . Officers: Top, left to right. Waldo Morgan, Treasurerg Vicki Kinard, Vice-presidentg Paul Dickey, Presidentg Jennifer Guess, Secretaryg Wendy Woolley, Reporter, The Student Council is the governing body of our school. The Council acts as a link between the faculty and the students in main- taining an atmosphere conducive to a smooth running school. This organization sponsors activities such as our Christmas tree, Western Day, selling sweatshirts, and distributing trash cans over the school grounds. Being composed of five officers, a boy and a girl representative , from each class and a representative from each club, this organiza- tion strives to strengthen the ties that bind education and recreation. Scholarshzps, Leadershqn, Character. . . NATIONAL Servlcei HONOR soclm' Vs if A great honor is conferred upon worthy upperclassmen who maintain a scholastic average of 3. O. The work of NHS di- rects interests, channels abili- ties, and satisfies thirst for knowledge. The knowledge which they gain shall never be taken away because is it like an eternal flame. sw X Officers: President, Linda Cookg Vice-president, Paul Dickyg Secretary, Vicki Kinardg Treasurer, Brenda Herringg and Reporter, Jennifer Guess nllllllinll The National Honor Society sponsors the selection of a girl and a boy for each month. They are chosen on the basis of their leadership, character, service, and scholarship. F TA Inspires Future Teachers . I Is teaching your main interest for a career? An organiza- tion such as F.T.A. , Future Teachers of America, would be a wonderful organiza- tion to join if it is. For education the members grade papers regularly and are per- mitted to have one day for teaching various grades. For recreation the top members take an annual trip to the state F.T.A. meeting. Thus, the members are prepared to be our future teachers. -4 ' x Officers: Pres. - Janie Thomas, Vice Pres. - Joyce Schroeder, Sec. - Janice Jones, Treas. - Norma Thornton, Reporter - Shirley Harmon. Are you interested in nature, chemistry, or physics? Well, the Science Club is or- ganized for those in- terested in furthering their knowledge in the science world. The members spend many hours of preparation on their Science Fair projects. They are guided and advised by their sponsor as they strive toward their final goal--a deeper understanding of Science and the world around them. E ,ve xlf i 1 , . t.. - .Fx 11- A .. W., ,sz ,lu l W i- i :' 'rg .. Q if fl--. M N' .5 as .Vi I. -1-wx' . ' . AN' xi ' Preparing for the Space Age . - '7 ER ELECIIPQLIORESIS PIOCIWIE J 1 I ' , J ,,ii Science projects demand a lot of patience , , 5 3 and many long hours of hard work, resulting in rewarding benefits. Editor: Jack McClellan Business Manager: Diann Stoner Organizations: Maxey Reasoner Sports: David Denham Art: Coyleen Schmidt High School Reporters: Rose Brown Ruby Brown Grade School g Kathy Ford Dorothy Hoople Paper Staff Is Hard At Work . . . The room is buzzing with activity. On one corner are girls typing frantically. Some people are working on their articlesg two staff members are absent - trying to get an inter- view with the coach on the topic of tomorrow night's big game. It seems that the editor is the only one who truly knows what is going on. To the casual on- looker, it may seem that these are a bunch of people running around like the proverbial chicken with its head cut off. All too often, we, the student body, take for granted the easy-to-read pages and tastefully arranged selections of articles and pictures that go to make up a successful publication. The combined efforts of many students and a teacher who are willing to work deserve our loyal support. We would like to pay tribute, in some small way, to the fine staff of this, our sister publication. Uh! Those Awful Deadlines!! . . Each year the Eagle gets better and better. It is not yet perfect, but this year's Eagle staff has worked very hard to make their book better than those of past years. In addi- tion to the students' pictures, activi- ' ties, sports, and faculty that each year's book contains, this year's staff has added a number of original ideas that have improved the effi- ciency of the book's preparation and the quality of its content. When a person has graduated from high school, one of his most treasured souvenirs is his yearbook. It is his personal record of those old friends, crazy fads, and enjoyable experiences that made up the most memorable four years of his life. Although we are often more apt to remember the unpleasant rather than the pleasant times in our lives, our school yearbooks remind us that high school was more than home- I Q0 5-.JAX work and final exams. The staff of the Eagle has put forth their best effort to compose a book that will be of lasting sentimental value to those who want to remember their high school years. , 1 y .x.. --.mf 9, 5:ief:'uf '-QS.:- 'fi' :S-i4 g..,y w i1v.wmf QM! E ,' qfgfgxfig, Q,4M' . X . 4-,. . 114, l -A ' in X kb., , ....,. - ,ff 1 W-- 1 -F-. w-,-f,.q-..,-Y gl. , Q-4--:i'gi'i ?ATW ' , -C ffjmz-151532-::fSfEqmg,a. q,q,,.. ., A7,f 7t-fd,-,. ,, 2 - Tf' -. 4-21.-: vw.w.15..,- nf- L, uf- 4- 1 1 H. -' - ' '-L . Q , . ' 1 Q, 'Q E- Ea!-f-V 'Y f 1 ' nv- w- Q. f' ' - wi 1 ,, Af b Y 1 ,Q T - kiafiii- Qi ' af. .L ff 'f frffw' ff WV J iii!! 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I K I ' x The FHA uses a formal candlelight installation service to inform others about the purposes and At times the Freshmen found it hard to 80315 of FHA' accomplished the task they were asked to do during initiationg but they always took it in good faith. M- QXBX HRV No matter how delicious the food was at the football dinner, Coach The highlight of the Area l FHA meeting was a Rector jus? ?,0u1df1'f get his mind citizenship program, This ls My Country, given off the b1g game- by Ruth Rucker and various other Roosevelt FHA members, Valentines for Heroes in Viet Nam F -- Fun and Enjoyment H -- Honors and Awards A -- Abilities possessed and acquired The Roosevelt FHA was organized in 1948. It has grown from a membership of 33 to 85. This club encourages many girls to pursue a career in home economics. For the Future . . 3' 0 NEW HO 'xl XY ' X F Q. r I A, L-gi :- AQ Ji W M E .J- i-. ' ' . x iv? M 1 w pl ,-- K '1 4 . A 5-Q fl - A ki fig' .. ' -f'-Lll I 4 A A,,.' 1-- ' ' N. N. ., al 1 FHA Offers Awards in Home Economics . Brenda Herring, Vicky Dunagan, and Vicki Kinard were recipients of the State Degree of Achievement. This is the highest degree of achievement that may be obtained in FHA. They re- ceived their degrees at the State FHA meeting in San Antonio. This year the Katiebeth Schol- arship was divided between two very ' qualified girls, Dona Rowe and Ruth Rucker. Each girl receives 3550 a semester. This scholarship goes to a girl who plans to major in Home Economics. Dona plans to major in Applied Arts, and Ruth in Home Economics Education. Our FHA F amily N i Ruth Rucker was awarded the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Dona Rowe was runner-up. Vicki Kinard was selected as the Young Home- maker's Little Sister. The FHA president's family has the job of keeping the first lady on the go She has many responsi bilities and obligations i to fulfill during her T presiding year. Her parents give her the cooperation and the understanding needed 1 fe, 5' , L '. 7 ' ll Y 'i I X f .FX ' l ' Mr. and Mrs. Guess ,f 5, i - WS' A gywci . .N ,,,, 5 I . 1 l L i k gk, - 1, , N Y, y 2' 2 ,Qui T , T lk- A ,iq 5 rw.- . I . up s Chapter 'Parents , A 'V ' iq f-- ' X V f ' ' . '5P5f3Z'It'3!f??Ei'N ' ' ' A A r- fffgzaffizg, dip F:-'Z-,W ' , P' i - t Q! .gmc-152.1-zraggiii , Qfxgm J 'N' ' , 4 Y , it , I?zj5Q'If4f'Zgf5fgIf:f:f ' 1 ' , 1, - -ax Li- -2 A L , all , ,I- 'ws i What! Is Mrs. Harris sick? Never fear, the FHA Chapter Mothers are always around to give her FHA Pep Tonic. Pictured are Mmes. Cecil Bridges, Deacon Jones, Punk Thomas Rusty Burns and Jerry Hill. Stock Show Highlights FFA Year . . Rooseve1t's FFA Chapter certainly made a fine showing with their livestock this year. After participating in the Roose- velt Stock Show, several mem- bers took their animals to shows in E1 Paso, Odessa, Lubbock, and to the State Fair in Dallas. These boys have received a lot of recognition for their pains- taking efforts in raising their stock, and this recognition was well deserved. Some of the boys may even have some President - Freddie Shaw Treasurer - Roger Trammel greenbacks left in their pockets. OFFICERS: ViC6 PICS. - Jimmy ThOrI121S RCPOUE1' Roger Denham V Secretary - Kenneth Schoppa Sentinel - Keith Tyler SWEETHEA RTS Ruth Rucker Tony Thomas blushes heartily as he receives a Grand Cham- pion ribbon and a big smack from the FFA Swee-theart. Presentzng' Blue Ribbon, Cham Lons I S 4 I rsh it I i,y9 'I X After much pain and sweat on the part of Jimmy Thomas, Packy has been through the beauty shop and for a finishing touch, Jimmy adds the Grand Champion ribbon to the steer's ear. Brenda Herring .Y . , --.A g -, Max Thomas not only received the Grand Champion ribbon for the lamb division, but also an affectionate lick from his prize. H it 117' 'cl Ah S C CZ ., .M lx ll-fx Freddie Shaw Maxey Reasoner Waldo Morgan Lone9Star Farmer Chapter Farmer Greenhand Farmer The FFA 1S composed of char tered state associations which in turn are made up of local chapters situated in high schools having departments of vocational agricul- ture. An active FFA member learns I P-'Flo A XX V. VCT: L10 Agriculture Is a Full-Time fob . . Mis sed - , m' N . . . . 0 ,I . . 0 fy 74 ' Z 'Q' 4 how to conduct and take part in public meetingsg to speak in public, to finance himself, to buy and sell cooperatively, and to assume civic responsibility. We have examples of these characteristics in our own school and should be proud of them. in Wiz 'Qin My as U iw ,, 221: 24:2 zzz in ' H xr. ftfnrs r 'H W we in w ff: as , .,,, A H iq JSF' Projects, Activities Keep the Ole Ball cinliolling . . . One of the major projects of the FFA chapter this year was the selling of sausage. The club had a con- test to see which boy could sell the most sausage. The chapter found that this was a good way to stimu- late interest, while making money. The money that the boys made from the sausage sale went toward the Parent-Son barbecue and ribbons for their stock show. 'QL -u-ly., 1 454' ,t,, 1. 1 ' w , Ruth Rucker represented Roosevelt's FFA chapter in the Mesa Dis11'ict Sweet Ruth Rucker was chosen as the sweetheart of the FFA chapter. Brenda Herring was selected as co-sweetheart. A great honor has been bestowed on these girls, because the Future Farmers make careful considerations before electing these sweethearts the members of this organization take great pride in whom they choose. Parent-Son Barbecue heart Banquet. 12 .Wifi 13- Us , - 'lf- ,EJ J' .l MYQAE gfsayww if in 7+ . I f':!3i'g ilf n QJLKQQ '3c?n' 5' v.I..g ,f 5 ill: 5 b 1 I 4 . fi? 3. Q, L, JK af, .xv J' UN IOR Vicki Kinard FRESHMEN qrightj Carla Crumley, Wendy Cromer, Marsha Belcher, Ray Campbell SOPHOMORE Qbottomj Janie Thomas, Norma Thorn- ton, Walter Morgan Honor Students Awarded for Outstanding Scholastic Achievement . . L: in In f XX f If X? 5 Sghglgrg Jennifer Guess Vicky Dunagan Most Likely to Succeed Nicky Hopkins P Waldo Morgan Who 'S Who X. fly gy! f g I ? 1 I I I F I I I -PV .gm .mlafm i W ' ff Q eeoeo i 4 - :mfr 4 x H .- w'w,i.., ' W- J ,fa sg i f+'f1i E X, .j,. + . X4 'Q-nl' LWQLRJJ iffy-,iTQ'MJ H J i A B , ,,:f' ' A. ,,,:fm ,H 1 y :C lr 2 gh X. 1 '.: - x ni El. F riendliest M ost C0 urteous ' Craziest Characters Ruby Brown Tommy Fikes Billie Ruth Brown Jimmy Thomas Coyleen Schmidt Jerry Powe v 5 f Q75 Q Q .xi - Hz oz -.5 .. Q ..wa ' , 'iiwhz K Mg, W w- sv ESE! sz Q if Tr, Aw .W A.. S KWH ,L f f.. J P 'W 1 . U ' 1 0 f , .. . 3 --'j,':1igi:i'n mt ' 'Y +4111 Q 5 H 5 Q.. 93 Q f 4. If' qt -' 5' ,, 1 . K J 5. 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'psf -. . -.self - fa, 4' L' M7 -.zfiefeew f ' ,,...,' , i Hi ' 41. ..T',.1 's .li ,,- -ffm ,. ...lfeg-. 2 Li-jztx' -7, ' .. I-LTA- . ..u..,L?3 .g,,.'Bi?--1s H 7 - Homecoming Festivities Add to Coloqful Season. . . If . The selection of a football queen is one of the most important events of all the , Homecoming activities. Gail Viney was selected Homecoming Queen for 1965- 66. Dorthy Killian, senior: Vicky Dunagan, juniorg and Sharon Spears, freshman, were her royal attendants. LH, To calm the boys' stomachs just before the big game, the FHA girls honored the football boys and coaches at a dinner in the Homemaking Department, All the tackling drills paid off for Royce Ek- dahl, No. 3, and Jerry Powe, No. 32, as they kept their opponents from making a big gain. Always included in the Homecoming royalty is the Pep Squad Hero, Nicky Hopkins. The alternates were Gary McGuire, junior Keith Tyler, sophomoreg and Jerome Chaney, fresh- man. Eagles Plow Into Action For Third Season . I g,,,A.a.,.... Y V I Y Xi 1 LI - - - - I .,' TJ-4... um, .. - 5 f Q, T' ' A AQ-Y . 3 1' 5 A O l i T .1 T x 3 11 4. 1 XZVQ.. Lg. ' it . .,. uw, K Q '- ' 5 I ,U - Ja. . . . T w 5 R I 1 1-t'? ',fr-N 5 If V 9317 ' . .' : Egjgiilv . 4 ,Af-v If ' 2,--hm m g, ' 1, H x F' EV :-H gyiii-pp 'A . . ' .Q,,- if an ,, .74 A: . , . 'Q ' . ,-1 .450-If . ' lib 1 I , ' K ' - g s V ' ag ,EFI K '--.1 1 ' .. .. , X si ' f 4' - 2621 +1 Earl 3311011 ' Guard Johnny Burleson - Tackle -sul 3, Q . 4 , Q pl, if Q . 5.-,J , 5 git 53 I 1 1 . - ' V Writ f . - rx, . f - A - ' , 'rn - -'- ' and A YZF - - . Iii W . . af. 4 V Nw. ,- . -X , - . -fr ., uf , 'I -far., ,. Q-. t. i . ' 5,117 2 , 'E11S'.F ffff'f-tif' 21- , .fr -r , -f.- . . . r l ,i': ' '::K'.ffa.'s.Qg.'a-NH g.:- , '- ':1': '- . 3 S. LQ, 3 gifs. g t le- -. , gtg at -4- sr, L' 'EV:kfQ'g,3,: ', ' 3:27. if-' '9fw!:'J11 is pw ' 5 i4Y.'ci'1-11:-s ' it Ur- - . . , 1'-,..,,.1g . ., v a ' - a -.. Nj .H . ' ' f'f1'L:t2'fI r 4 , .. K. ,, , , 'ff'-asf .Lit 'lf-1 :'. ,L feat l L 1 irfkfr -T: -1:- ,gms ! cfm. .--f- .fs . - .fra - f , - :-had -' V .1-ne ..- .- f .rm-1'--Q., -, . Y---.-,Q ' - fi-.ribs- fl ' 'ff faq,- ,- - asm- - - ar--1, fr. . wus waz- ,V j Q-'.5J'.L,'fT--.Y af, 'QE,fi?'n3vzi'-ggi? EL-Gif' ,gli-f alan may 1 -r 1-if .-s f .- Left.-4 1-sr . --saws WTI- .fx . -..-ra 2 -tags: 5- tit-ffiffgss, as gas..'f,,fm,:gg:Yl:,4swFr,'sgQfit5 ?+,-,:, f.,.2',L'1 J' t' .3112 . l.,:Li'.. 5e1'.f:v-:E tr-.2v..i42a-gee:-5.,E-5k1gifSs.'?.:'-Ziitrdkfsdy Joe Johnson - Tackle Royce Edkahl - Guard ,Z I I S lg A L-5-N72 -1. 'Ga Sk ,-5 1 L A , hx , , .k.. , g, ,l Vs, - X 'X , -V.' X HX f - R ' 'ff' is: t -' libro 4-4:12-'ig' 2: Roger Trammel - End .., - rf- I I ,aww if r , r ,xr ge- ,. '. fi.- -' . 1 ,- J.. -r Keith Tyler - Wingback , .s . -.-.. fr -rw ' I A 1-V ,? , 4,4 L . L T it 4 - '- r If W, ,lem . Y. K. - , . ,-,lm-f,,.g-. , - -,Q .' -, Ffa: , --11: ,, K . U, -Q z , f, - .- W., -' s'-y Wayne Turman - Center we 'Ill i is V,-. iff' , .J r, igzgawt 2 7 '+ 1 . 'ia 'Mo eA, ,sg -1 M55 Ioe Brown - Quarterback When the starting whistle blows, Roosevelt students can take pride in the fact that their Eagles will always be ready--ready to compete, ready to try their hardest, ready to win or lose with dignity and sportsmanship. For here at Roosevelt, good sportsmanship is more than just an over-worked cliche. Good sportsmanship is an integral part of every athletic program and the aim of every coach. As a team and as individual contestants, our Varsity boys demonstrate a spirit that brings honor and distinction to them and to the school they represent. Always displaying strong will and prowess, our Roose- velt Varsity team tried their hardest to win for Roosevelt this year. Although their record of wins and losses may not be the best, their never-ceasing courage and fine NEI- .t 7: ,N t r..' I 5 -' T Q el - -'T . ., , V N I - : 1 rs. - T ia' h , ,p Mt f st? mm as ' - . X551 4 :ss 1 5: f r ,1 at-so I 'ss 3 .rl so re . N , Q S : , N! X vi I ll 1,. ' X N ' if ' A 'N I -1 w xi X A, x d ' 19152.17 fi -fl ' .f 'Z V. ' l T sportsmanship will re- main evident to the Eagles and their oppo- nents for years to come. LL -Fig: W - - -1 , ' 1 Q air n if 1' 4 -fi' ii' f 4 i .-1 si -11.211 'i .r V x 4 I new 4-,II n A ,Q ' i s v--r f 5 n , , l X f Q5 5,6 x -, A4 -5 --1 ,Lg 7:5 gig, sf' M s ---ff - Sonny Paxton David Denham Guard Tackle Wing Back CSIIISI . . l e t K -- ' I! ,. L - .K i 'eggs ll V 'Q - 1- Q.. . E-' t Q l i 1 ,xl ALF' U I- ' ' if Y-ff f is X s- , ' ' l-Vfxffiii . l , ' V if , g 7 . 'sg f t H . ' -t - Q -' r 31115 , ' john Parchman Nicky Hopkins Jerry Powe Q End Halfback Fullback Honorable Mention Co-captain Co-captain 'B H Team-Good Outlook for Future These boys that represented Roose- velt as a B team during the 1965 -'fc-'uw season will be the backbone and I strength of the Var- , g 'N sity in the near fu- . e g A Q F g M ture. With a group Y X' W V' N 'W ' A ' 'i V' l of boys as eager 1 .. 'J' f Q ' - ' ' Y W P . il D Y. K V H. . , ,5 .ceq ...,,,l,, .. ,. ?J N h 'D IEE Willing' and en- M s f I 'gi I Y in . ' l. E 1 ' .Q Q ergetic as this, the XV i ' 'ff ' ' ' , i A outlook of a ros- Q - 9 - . , P 5 - M- ,, ' t 1 u , ,L V l- perous future for . ' l ' ' 7 I 11 1 . I 4 T' ' ' the Eagles is prom- ' ' P ' 'A 5 ' f , - r Q ' 'Q 1 isin . Con ratula- I . ,I Q k .. Ay, . 5 H ,. K g g ' Q , ,.,V, ' ' 4111 4 V ' We tions should be ex- ' -'+ 5 i 'A . 1 . tended to these boys Us ' 'i ' for their excellent ' ' ' efforts in maintain- . is Q ,J I , ing a good seasonal 1 PA- ,Q y V I V . 4' - 'g' 4, record. , . ', sm, 1.4--V . , pf ,N 1, QM ,A SN, 1 pf'-1 , 14, ww F X, -,X ,I :'MJ,.:j,r.i! WW VH 9 ,yi 2 :I .wtmylrz pq, Hr, Y M .. Milk Vgifmiam 7 1 .M 1. n -sr! rx - ugh. J. , M, wiimr M,-Q . , v' i ,X -it 1 .A Pep Squad dye Cheerleaders Work to Promote Better RHS Spirit Head: Donna Roweg Left to Right: Marcie Reasoner, Frankie Herrick, Alice Burns and Dorthy Killian Words alone cannot begin to completely describe the untiring efforts of both the pep squad and the cheerleaders in leading the RI-lS'ers on to enthusiasm and spirit They have all put much time and effort into their uniforms and pep assemblies. Surely all their fine qualities should not be overlooked and surely they must all be com- mended for their conuibutions to our dear ole RHS. I x Nu' Q9 Jlj l.lE.,L..l'1.'H Girls T ake District Champs . . .-, ,gg ,, -, ,A at A .- f . . , ,- 1 -X , X iz. Q- Xxx w M A I 0, . M. .f hg higvfldifgl - . ,,, I . ,. 11 4' -S911 Q , Y , . J- V ' J X f f Q p T e 'N y 1 . ' ' Q F f U X 4 . 1 -x fx. I' ' X ' if ' -A Q Q v 1 S4 c ff 4,0 ' ,-,J if . W1 - -T, ' I ' ii' . , ' ' , hu n R . u Ks. 1- , . , v 1 -ef X . ' ' - ' . , - , V ff s 'I , , ' A..-se . x H . X! While receiving mstruc tion during halftime, the girls had a chance to rest for the remain- ing quarters. . 1' . if '52 5 Ag . Ax Ill! p- 4 Q. v 'QA , ji, K. eg U --, U E V Y , ' ' M it 41 li This is an excellent example of the fine shooting abilities that each forward displayed regularly Forwards not only had to perfect their shots, but had to develop effective defensive moves. 4,, Lm ' x if W,-, -. ,f S i 'ir f-1 ..-- -.-.-.-.u- :F 'B' ' I 5 5 2 'T-J' i I dw E ferry Powe Basketball lf it yy , y Sweethearts Simi The boys and girls' basket- ball teams are extremely proud of their chosen favorites. Because of the fine efforts, sportsmanship, dependability and high quality of basketball Qt that they displayed, Marcie and Jerry were chosen. K ..,l ,4 Boys Fight Hard All Season ,al , . . 3 . .,, - - t :fn l e.ttttttt M arcie Reasoner '54 Z Q is S , QF- ' . 6 A J HVQWJ 7 gge,..,5E 0 ...f V G Qs 1 'Y .v 1 V . .: , f -. 'n D uk 6 P' . .. K 5 6 ,QA Hu V .. ' ' X 'i X- I i x, 46' V'AwM,.,., . ,i . ' x ih wb : xi A 'PK J - ,, fy, . 'ul I G1 f W' .gl K lf' hu 'Wg' Q Z X Ry Ni ix ' 0 r. WND 33 , C5 r -. , D y In Y' W i i i Y i Track John Edd is shown as he clears the high jump bar at the district meet. Sonny ran the 440 and the mile relay. Y 'WWFWFN Roosevelt's varsity track l team did not come out on top in the district meet, ii . Q . but they certainly did not f' r - -f 'Q V l r lack spirit and the stu- l ' 'U dents' support. ' ' -ui' Qi 1 2,5 5 4 K 55 6 9- Vicki X I . f i 2 Kinard and 1 0 Vicky Q if f 'X Dunagan -- -4' . X EQ! v I j. doubles vi' X A, Dona Rowe , 1' p singles - p , K sf 2nd District f f S1-3 G 1 X ni gg K ,Ki c A 0 f , p - 4 L A, 4 , Rooseve1t's first golf team did not place in district this year, ' y' of course, but that day is not 1 p I ' too far in the future. David Denham was the only Senior who nlaved on the team. Minor Sports Bring About Spring Activities . i . ' .,1quQ!QQ, ii flw- QQ Tennis Jerry Powe and Paul Dickey -- doubles Jack McClellan -- singles Interscholastic League Participants: Kathy Walters - poetry Shirley Harmon - spelling Joyce Schroeder - spelling Rose Brown - shorthand Linda Cook - shorthand Janie Thomas - science Norma Thornton - science Ruth Rucker - prose, ready writing Jennifer Guess - ready writing Linda McGuire - typing Paul Dickey - typing, prose Linda Thornton and Jennifer Guess received honorable mention on the All-Star c one-act plays at district. ,Qt : ' KX! fel! MVQ VH J J 1 1 . astin ' uf 1 I , -TU! '2fL cf 612' Spring Means Interscholastic League Competition Ruth Rucker won second in ready writing in i district, which gave her the privilege to compete in regional competition. She won first at regional and went to state competi- tion. She was defeated by a third of a point. lt's more fun to know you almost made it V Students who entered the regional Inter- than to know that you didn'r even get C10Se. scholastic League meet were Ruth Rucker, Ruth stated' and Linda Cook. W W M JbHw'L5'f5wuM 273 .4UJIP fg.g MWJ ml ' .IL-M '1 .' - .,-, 'Q QWWJW My N14 AW? M ,lil ryvy3fl'.,f Y ,'2f'f?lf bjji41,f'H, ' QM g',i?4I1f- ' nm fi- ,M 5' f1Wgwwm l mVfn'W , ' ' - A-uf1uvf:iw.,gg.!g,, ' . . -.f,1vy1vQ,ww ,J A-fwmWWmmMWMfmR QW 'Haw mgijgv 'W'-,Q i3ffvtM.f:Q'P3 'W mA1V4pwywfw'fQfWh . 1q Hw w IWFT' X - L 5 QQWMAW V b y-:PEE U f ,. H wa , ,. V I, ,, ., X ,Lf S- 1. 'A -' iqfiv' nu .F- '?,'ffX IN , ::4'm11,.. .. I Ulmiq, IM ' Y ' Y .1 ' I x q U ', 3 N A - 'su l ,-L Wfy ,n5U': 'Ef' '91 xi WMWw'1myw?JbmQgyw,, 1 M - ' M H7 J -T ' h :1gdlj1'-,R -1 V V A . 'gf 1. -FJ - ru' 11 w. 1 . -.1 u, ,iff T1 V UI ' Q N -N ' f ,. I 'k ln' , A , ' vu - . sl. ' .A q ' f Y . H ,fin , 5 f 1 'LILI' f mf' El I gmm Elg hf Lrg! Grade Marty Barnett Tommy Bates Priscilla Bentley Dorothy Bibbs Wanda Bibbs Barry Blankenship Sally Bond Ross Burns Joseph Call Carol Campbell Ray Carty Richard Carty Gwenda Carver Joel Chaney Leon Cogburn Billy Cook Roy Copeland Karen Corley Hazel Jean Culver Bertie Daniel Roy Jim Davis Vickie Jo Davis Kenneth Dennis Shirley Dickey ffl iff' , me H ' H - s ,Q ---r N 11? 1 Y 4? XXX Q lf X w 4 , at lf if lnrpkl P -af.. 40' . Y 1.5 gigs I f - ' 4 I, gm , ' Sw L N : M yi, in - V may-Wi in 'lifsiiii' ii. :ii f i 3 i N M r A r- 5135: Q 1- r I r is 1' - 4, N, gi: ' I 3 ihi 5 -Tl X t 7 M X rf?-S: ' Tp 5-2,455 .,. 7 .1 4-- M 3 Qssdf :' M , . , ffnairsrr-V G 0 4' , , .. 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A ,ff XV 4 X ' J - if , A J l R, I 3: 1 ,J X , . ,H 2195 aan: V5 55- ' ' J, Z 1 '- A vig! ' ,V , ii ' ,., '21-, N- X J Q- J A a fw.fs.,t I .f-af A-3 -E' W 'J lv ' x y y 2 A X ' W-QAM., 3 ia V fy s f M 1 Karan A B-1 -J I ,. V ' my '-' into oyr J J E IQ, ,f b viz' Aim? 'V A ,z ff 1 LV Q . i ' Y A 'if' . ' C Aaar lxair Xsfllx, ,---wr Seventh Grade Beverly Bruster Frank Calderon Bobbie Christesson Beverly Cooper Vickie Copeland Bettie Crumley Ann Culver Angelia Davidson Rhonda Davis Mike Denham Larry Edwards Billy Flores Hector Flores James Franklin Maria Gaona Donna Griffin Janie Guerrero Margaret Hall Ronny Hightower Ross Hughes Deborah Hunter Joyce Jackson Alvin Johnson Dennis Jones Jimmy Jones Kay Jones Carol Ledoux Charles Lunsford Steve Maines Judy Maloney -4 y l Mit ' E :Z l fr. Hzgh H M ' - i Wanda Mann , is ' Roy McCrummen ptBUSZLng CII S- 1 - Charlotte McGuire X Seams . .M NX i Z, Y xx I :I-32 I me L1ou1s1o Mendez frukkx X I . 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' 9' ia. :E911 ziaQgLhul.+.lYU. g'm'L45.Q3-'11-E1 The 8th grade football team has a lot to boast about. This group of boys com- piled the first undefeated boys team in the entire history of Roosevelt School. They had a beaming record of 9 wins, O losses, and 1 tie. This record alone ' ' shows the fine ability of these young men. They have certainly proved them- selves capable of developing into a top-notch varsity team. Interest was at its peak in the 7th grade's football team this year, moosevelt's young- est football players certainly did not let their age, size, or opponents interfere with their drive to victory. These boys have many exciting experi- ences ahead of them. They will meet new friends in their participation in sports. a-:. Q r. 2 i 1 iw u , ' V 41.2 .H-:ts ,. 1, 4 4 1,- iM,.,H Q ,gli .,- - 1 HV- ic V J-.., ' R pfiiv I U 1 1: - 1 Y .L . idyff - fa a 4 H-.U ' V 1 ' , ..' 5, I . ali li . sw 'H ai -lgnliglsv Shirley Dickey was given the honor of football queen for the Sth grade. The selection was made prior to their last home game. v is x. x F ' gg , ,yy J, in 4, ' ,V ,fy '-? fV1 A ., if f Y I V 1. I 1 1 -f 'ffl' A , ul' ri , K g . -' 7' o 1,4 X- ' ,kit in , -H F, .Nu P 1 -f . px- p X., f in f L Y 'wif XX' tl- - V ,L L 1 fl , h At -A : Y' K F U. W4 :Q ,-1, AZQI . 'c' F , .hs , - fx' fr 1 fill EEF? 4 ,D ' , i 'G z TS if- vftg' V' i 1 , Q, J - V if c ,,,,. In ', ' 2 Q M- gf' ,,j:'1',:A ,sf 1. ,, Aj5fi1xm I :qw . My 5,1 Q' - fn, . .J . CHEERLEADERS June Henderson - Head Joyce Thomas Vicki Davis Shirley Dickey Debra Spenser Hustle is certainly not missing in these boys. They fight for a victory from the starting buzzer until the final bell. Both the girls and boys did extremely well this year. The girls' seasonal record was 11 wins and 4 losses. The boys' record was 9 wins and one loss. Each of these teams displayed a fine exhibition of sports- manship as well as ability. Junior High Excels in the Field of Sports A -Q l-lere, a player is signaling for a time out. The team needs rest and ' N... instruction from the coach. t X' T V :E ,, X ,JA p ty il s ti T K.. - W' 1.1 ltr' 'mr w J. -1' , fix, 4 ,, 1 'E sn 225 ,., 5-i..- ,L L ,N X - T -Z .,, A ' Q Ezgktk Track gif-f 100 yd. Dash -- Blankenship, Roberts 'A V A V J ,N 220-440-880 yd. Dash -- Hughes, Roberts, Adams ship, Roberts, Copland, Tennison, , ,Y Williams Q, -, of 'A Shotput -- Hughes, Henry , Hurdles -- Chaney, Barnett, Washing- We 440-880 Relay -- Chaney, Blanken- ., :,r,0 P' ton, McCowan, Blankenship rg Discus -- Martin, Morris, Harleson T. ir H51 Ti' A , tsifififf-3q?1ffTT'?'.ff1Ifggmaa- iiiikfiaiirl A !?,,iFiL ga .J A . A 'A if 1!fj'i.Kti21,',:l.- I3'.tiff? .ML y ,rata-f'1 '1 f:g-.Q '- 'E . 'A '- ' PSE-:Tir-1' ml , . ' 3 'ti fffif:Ti t't 'r .. l hi-?fxg ' fi xl .V re, . A I 7, 'vi Wu wtkalf, . U I ir'-P it ,.,. Y. .. ., if? 3-T R it. W Q1 ' l The seventh grade track team helped Roosevelt's lnterscholastic League standing by storming through the spring meet and by ending up with a gleaming first. These boys had determination, and it was evident. 440-880 Relay -- Johnny Brown, Charles Lunsford, Willie Lusk, Steve Maines 100 yd. Dash -- Johnny Brown Willy Lusk, Charles Luckey, 220 yd. Dash -- Steve Maines 440 yd. Dash -- Alvin Johnson 880 yd, Dash -- Alvin Johnson Low Hurdles -- Randell Hughes High Hurdles -- Randell Hughes Broad Jump -- Frank Rojas, Dex Moore High Jump - Frank Rojas, Steve Maines is ,i 5 X314 J'-3 Y t , ig x ' ,leap c., .f 3 , Track 80 Tennis Teams Take Honors . The long hours of hard work certainly paid off at the district A fl tennis tournament. Q . Under the direction of X Coach Housden, June Henderson and Shirley Dickey took first in the doubles' division. Marsha Lowry won first in the singles' division. Coach Taylor's Tommy Martin and Marvin Williams Jr won first in the boys doubles and Pat Harty took first in singles .DA . ,. lu. ,-af'-,i. s xi ' K+ X . M1715 : X -Vx V l ts 1-li fr. Science Fair - Winners Joe Washington -------- First Shirley Dickey - - - - Fifth Bobby Park - - - - - -Third Carol Griffin ------- - Second 'flarvin Williams ------ Fourth - Q1 - M-4' ...J I r H tgh Interscholastic League ll0 IC Participants Oil' fit. CO0 New Students ' T Wutwygi: A - I ,h Roosevelt is steadily increasing in size to the ,X5 rx ' '5 'jf - 5 extent that new buildings are constantly in the M 5 making. New students are continually flowing 'ii ,Dre into our school to help it prosper. Qi + x f 1 P mixukge .9 1154 w J Fi i f S Y t 1 A I y 12 ef r -'v , 1 gn'-i 1 'I 4 R 1? ff . ,f ' ' 5 1 s A .5- lk . ...Af 1,1410 ,W EQ I pm, Q51 4x it li! N 'ij 5 1 I 3 5 5 Q x JO ,QV .aff-T 45 , gg, 'B A . vm nrw A .. s ELE 52- ' lau- f ' , :A if 'K' N NW3 XxnX W v W? , M7554 One summer day the Lord did grant A child to come our way, A crippled lad, of doubtful health, But rosy cheeks and eyes of gray. His smile was like the morning sun, Beaming love to all he knew. And though his pain increased each day, His love of life shone through. He turned those happy eyes to me And asked, Oh, lf I pray, Will God grant me my one true wish, To run and play one day? I answered him, Have faith my son, The Lord will find a way. 'Though weaker, weaker grew his limbs Brighter grew his eyes of gray. The doctors said, There is no chance, Please don't lead him on. But l could not bring myself to tell My son his hope was gone. The Elementary Section Is Dedicated 150 the Memory of Maylene Clark . EYES OF GRAY By Ruth Rucker Now, my son he is no more, He vanished with the night. God granted him his one true wish, It was a glorious sight. His eyes of gray were wild with pride, His rosy cheeks so red, His courage never faltered once, Then finally he was put to bed. He told us, God has blessed me so, He made me walk again. l'll n'er forget those tender eyes, Tough tear-dimmed by his pain. I shall mourn the death of him, Yet I will miss him so. He came into my life one day, And I knew that he must go. That winter night the Lord did take My precious son His way, But I am ,left with the memories, Of his wonderful eyes of gray. Elementary Increases Its Staff . . Dear Students: Responsibility is something that must be shared by parents, teachers, and pupils, if our school is to fulfill its purpose. We, as parents and teachers, must have the same interest in, the same ambitions for, the same pa- tience with, and the same dedication to our mutual re- sponsibility. If we, as parents and teachers, will show the boys and girls we have a sincere interest in them, they will some day, in some way return an appreciation for our part in guiding them to a life with which they can be pleased. Sincerely yours, A. W. AKINS Principal MRS . EVELYN THOMAS T Librarian i ' MRS. ESTELLE WORK Supervisor MRS. IRENE DUNAGAN Substitute MRS. LURA SMITH S ubstitute MRS. MAXINE GRIFFIN Substitute MRS. MARTINEZ Teacher's Aid MRS. SMITH Teacher's Aid ..- MRS. HAZEL DANIELS html Secretary MRS. IUANELL IOHNSON ,..,,x , Nurse 'D' A- ,v...,t.. .r ' Jr 1 I 4 i f ns ' -cf gbignw L 'Ml n -A 4' mr, as-Q, Jw - rr r .r -4 i 1 An FS , 2' cm 1 was, 'I 1 EUPHA BENTLEY - 1 - 1 RUTH MIMS - 1 ' , ' BRENDA COOK - 1 GERALDINE cox 164 in , VALERIE Ko1sTRA Q , 1 Q 2,,hN - 2 Jo ANN HALE - 2 -GALAND NUCHOLS - 2 WILMA IEAN REYNOLDS - 2 DINAH GOLBERT - 3 FRANKIE EUBANKS - 3 ELMERINE WILKES - 3 GRACE CRUMLEY - 4 PEARL CURRIE' - 4 NICOLENA KIRBY - 4 CHRISTINE HUSKY - 5 KATHERINE PIERCE - 5 GENEVA STEWART - 5 MURIEL BRANN - 6 C. C. MONZINGO - 6 IANICE SMITH - 6 These pictures show just a few of the many activities that take place in the elementary section. . ' ' Vx H m , . x. r 2 3 v 5 4 - YQ' s 'Ill i ' L 'z H A jf .K I F i . H if 3 , -i :S if ' r L fa aff' X ,M-ss 15'- Hatrie Adams Hollie Ballou Sandra Ballou , R y fa! X M 1, v . ma! , e 1 if - B 1 A 'fs-was X p'?X 1, U if , K mm 1 1 K..k':-5 C if .-4478135 f ' if , Q ,, H mar. , ' 4 f v .1 1. Q lJ'! LA? 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Storybook day, the fiesta, and the May Pole are among the most important. Olga Sanchez Rodrigo Sanchez Evelyn Sanders Roxie Schoppa Hilda Soliz Pam Spoon Gary Stennett Wesley Swanger Ricky Tarpley Julia Tatum Michael Tennison Tony Thomas Gary Thornton Kathy Trarnmel Juanita Valera Antonio Vasquez Yolanda Vasquez David Washington Deredian Ward Rhonda Westbrook Teresa Whitehurst Eugene Williams Toni Yelvington Caroline Ysasaga Adelia Zavala 'Yfidsw on the G0 . . . All the fifth and sixth grades are sprouting new and different ideas for activity days. Here are just a few of the many ideas that were brought to life: Mrs. Brann's room had paper people day, Mrs. Husky's room dressed like their favorite storybook characters, and all enjoyed their Valentine 's Day parties. gz Claudene Anderson so Bruce Ballou .fx G01 Third Grade , . 1,3 . if I X , qi.. - Jr. 5 bg X U are-f-Vi 'ff .f V if I Q ' F 1 T W F ' y Q f' f xg A 1' i A' I F X ' A ' 1 N 1 77- Cp vi' ', 'N 3 , -, K . Y A Q as I . A I . 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R lb lux V ' r-f ' Second Grade Scott Armstrong Tina Belcher Howie Bentley Anthony Bessent Johnny Bibbs Lessia Bills Rickey Blakely Cheryl Blocker Linda Brookshire Curtis Brown Ella Brown Vickie Bruster James Bryant Deborah Butler Blanca Castillo Enedelia Castillo Roy Craig Amelia Deanda Kyna Donley Elma Duran Silvia Flores Pamela Flow Virginia Franklin Brenda Gamble Stella Garcia Susan Garcia Douglas Gentry Adelina Gonzales Tony Gonzales Florencio Guerrero Mariana Guerrero Brenda Hall Lynda Hall Doris Harendt Linda Hartfield Jane Henderson Jean Henderson Alan Hettler Vickie James Charles Lopez Emilia Lopez Cindy Lough Tayne Lowry Fred Maden Donnie Maines Frank Martinez Patsy Martinez Samuel McKnight Howard McMullen Albert Mendez Ruben Mendez Ricky Miller Marty Mimms Judie Mires Curijs Montgomery Oscar Ornelas Ramiro Ornelas Betti Park Sandra Patschke Lonnie Patton Anna Peralez Jesse Perez Mike Ragland Earl Randle Willie Randle ef I , . ,sry , --wfgffzeqfgu-is rr.-7 , 'G R I 2 W u I J. 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Lora Mae Gentry Chris Gibson Pasqual Gonzales Rose Mary Gonzales Timothy Gray Charles Hall Terry Hall Rhonda Hammett Clay Hodges Vickie Howland Lynn Jones Connie Jordan Sherrie Kidd Janis Lindsey Zasu Lemon David Lopez Henry Lopez Ricky Lough Joe Lozoyd Annie Lusk Leverne Lusk Albert Maden Brenda Maden Darran Mann Scott Mann Brooks Marshall Gloria Martinez Irene Martinez Joe Martinez Santos Martinez Carolyn Maxey Evelyn Sue May Diana McCaghren Kent McLeod Charles Meador Connie Mendez Ronnie Miller Ricky Morris Larry Murphy Donna Nobles Ofelia Ornelas Irene Padron Kathryn Patton Kathy Peek Michael Penka Janet Perez Silvia Peralez Yolanda Perez Celia Proa Mario Proa Jesse Realme Arthur Wayne Reid Aida Mae Reyna Tommy Roberts Diana Rodriquez Samiel Rojas Tim Rylant Juan Sanchez Olga Sanchez Tarey Faye Scott Rhonda Shelton Renee Sherrod Samuel Shuler Cary Stinnett Sherral Tarpley David Taylor James Thomas Norma Jean Thomas Floyd Timms 5 J ff' ,MM 'U U- .3 ' 'P A ' I y y y , 1-If 7 A r .4 R? wi J A A X f .J , U x fl , fi, w , 6 i 4. U S' ,, 7 J 3 f f ffk 'O gg! ,N A J 5 I Q A , . . ,,, y ,,,.y V .E N X J rw. W f x H 'i rl S Q. ,,. .- Q' J, A . fi in f f? .mill W, Q l A J g V 1' E. 44? -f:Ef :?7f+i J J 9' 2 'i f ills- l,f,,, , 'Ei .j y M. is 'y ' V V ' ' 'J ' P ,. xv r 'N B H X ' M Jfjr Q Q , 'N . A g, '-'- ga,-gy Q fl 21,3 A Q - I5 ,' I NS A 1' A. 'Cl wif 121:39 5 'N-rf it ! 1 , J l -' ' Sf' -s N-. 4 A 'MQ lf ix! -. Kyiv-- fi 'S X 'Vs ,JJ N ? I ,I grisg, ,fy :E L ,iw cf K-1- ,.3t 4 v F-ea' ,r ,ff Danny Trammell Alfred Trevino Erlinda Valdez Isabell Vasquez Jody Watkins Byron Weir Kenny Westbrook Keenan Williams Rickey Williams Joe Ysasage, Ir. 1 -If-Y 1- l- - 21 q -lr ,, , W df I r . r x YQ .iff U . f' ,4 P M ' L, W N K T 17 li ' l . J X ', cs' , LJ , 1 .ji HAPPINESS is recess, parties, getting an E , and taking QQ Cherry Street home for the first time. Ever child loves to play on a playground. The Ron Worthington Of course, each day of school is filled with work and play. Here the children listen to directions about their arithmetic assignment. All the children of the elementary section en- joyed the parties of the year such as their Val- Y . entine party. elementary section has several recesses a day for fun and relaxation. l X , . ISA y N -:f SEI SPP? 1l.4'A ,'.,, r 'rn 5' x -7 Y xiii! 'iii Teachers have some extra- cirricular acti- vities, as shown by these two teachers. Year of Activity Comes to an End- for Both Students and Teachers . xx ' .BQLLETIN A f 7 .5 , I' - . 5 f X Xi- Fil f Al n l, 'I -EE: ' . ' rs D Wfsazf - . 7 a P Q V tm Q - x ,hh ' ... As the year ends, the students look for- ward to three months of swimming, base- ball, and vacations. The teachers also look forward to the summer, but in a dif- ferent sort of way. They dream of the time when they arer1't faced with papers to grade or tests to make out or activities to plan. L11 Everybody looks forward to the end of school in dif ferent ways. Lynn Jones is not sure what to think. P. T. A. sold birthday calendars to make money for their various projects. Glasses for the needy PT A Strives for the Betterment of Our School System, . . . ' ' . :'-Ei.. fi ' 3g,yS lf, L r' In . - ? , f -'T met ff-.14 f .. s . -r :' --ttf:-41415.-as f A . 123: -Q. 3 . ,A , ' , W , X' 32 iiLiajg rms. ' SS Y L The P. T. A. uses some of the profit from their calendar sales to provide needy children with glasses. This organization gives twenty-five dollars yearly to the Katiebeth Scho- 'ir i t ...V i larship. The also sponsor Teachers' Appreciation Banquet Girl and Boy gtate and the Teachers' Appreciation Ban- quet. Any money that the P. T. A. has left after the year's activities goes to the school library. This year they gave one hundred dollars. This organization definitelty works for the betterment o our school. Royce Ekdahl and Vicki Kinard - Boy 85 Girl State YOUQ6 Y sip ' xi fl if qv 'lil iq Q I 2 32.2,-s, li- 5 xg V T' ' .tip 9 '04 .. . Heart of the Home Planting , Making shrubbery flower for a arrangements beautification for con- project t valescent home in Slaton Sty1lSh and ITAOCR f3.Sh101'lS Bedcovers and Cakes were WSIB SHOWH at 21 YH Style made to aid the elderly show people in the Slaton home Young Homemakers Better Our Community . . . The YH members attend workshops and have a ffrontj Jackie Miller - President fl to rj Marie Jones - 1964-65 Presidentg Sylvia Bessent - Program Chairmang Peggy Walters - Historian gb Parl. : Lorene Weir - Reporterg S-ue Sides - Sec. 85 Treas. g Sandra Searsy - 2nd Vice Presidentg LaHonda McCallister - lst Vice President: qnot picturedj Marilyn Walters - Membership Chair- mang and Mackie Thomas - Sunshine Chairman. Advisor - Glenda Harris. beneficial' program for each meeting. Although they were just organized last year, they have aided many people with their projects. Their main project for this past year was the Slaton convalescent home. Debbie Cade, Area I and State Little Sister, and Vicki Kinard, Roosevelt's 1966 Little Sister, are pictured at a YH tea honor- ing FHA girls. The Making of an Annual . . . Q51-X.. , V V -14 x - r fl' Q 'xi A U n, - X l K l -,,,e-r ' f ' ' ' gn 1 at ' , h ff.. by -' . l A ,- im. 1 2 W Preliminary Selections . . 1 A Designing Copy . 0400, N g G 5 E Q 2 5 701 . F Photography Publicity - Subscription . . . There are several steps in the making of an annual. People fail to realize the hours of work, planning, and sacrifice that constitute an outstanding year- book. It is our intention that these pictures will broaden your understanding and appreciation of your 1965-66 Eagle. Final Typing Proofreacling. . . Midnight Hours . A 'Q 1.6 76 . Q .j. A Bring the 1965-66 Eagle to an End! During the past year, we have cut many classesg worked many mornings, afternoons, and nightsg cussed and discussed every detail that went into the making of this yearbook. With wrinkled brows and gray hair, we heaved a sigh as deadlines passed. But through it all, we smiled when we felt like crying and enjoyed every minute of the process of bringing your 1966 EAGLE to you. Our undying gratitude goes to a superintendent who had the faith in us to allow us to develop this new grade of annual. A thank you also goes to a fine sponsor, the many cooperative members of the faculty, and in the end, to a patient student body. At this point, you take overg it is your book to read and re-read for many years to come. We leave, hoping each student will enjoy our efforts toward an attempt to catch the spirit, the tradition, and the memorable events of the year in sixty-six at Roosevelt High. Day Poor Smith thought it was a masquerade party. We had lunch and then a game of pool. . . It all began w1th Tacky Day. . . Yeh, that's how it all began--the week that was to live for a life- time in the hearts of those who participated. . . T ' 1 Next there was Sweatshirt Day with a bas ketball game and a car pile! qWho said it couldn't be dor1e??J. . . fp Much Fun, It Was S0 Of course Kid Day was the great 7 T-'TWPUQQJQI' 4 gy -5 1 ,Q . -'ra ' 4 ' Or-. 4' . I-vs. l ' -.x H:-M ,F Q AN I g, v W, I' I 'A ff . -4 K ,4.,. A mu., .. 4 ,X . 1 . ffy,-1, -c , WI. F 4, ,av I n S. 1 1 X 1 , 1 . . 9 'L swvfiwif,-1 N y ... K 1 iw. 11' X . B. gays? ' tif Z LZ X ,. . . 5, V I ,, 5, ' X 4 V X X if -t ex X X ' X :X X ,l fd fH g 5 X 1 5 i X ii T 1 I ' 7 f' - 1 J . I X. is 2 , ,rx I X n X L X 9 ' I 'if ' 3 it A . ' ' r 'X I 1 - F' M4 5 i X X X X f l 6 T z X: X.. A . T I X a I I , fu Time to close another chapter X,-ML' ' a I filled with study, work, and fun. L 7 , f ' liar , X Q45 Y at Time to have a sad-glad feeling , 55 f Q' now that your high school days are clone. Hx, Ax X W. fl 7- : Time to think about the future. Z Il and to plan the things you'l1 do. .4 as f' f a 4 'lllulv' Time for folks to say, Best wishes, may your favorite dreams come true. P sl 5 0' QS 3 lily' A 1 I 1 I I I I 'af ,Q 10 U - Y Igp M Sy ' ' a I, w I . N!!! M 9 'n . n - , 15551, , W'. 41 Ytn. l'! N Q Y 5 1 ? .V 1 ., 1 Y w Y V l V S I 3 1 1 i 1 n w 1 I I ' ib - 145 --13 .i f W , ff ' I . A'L. ., .- . Q I -' ---W V gf. .E I MP4 --N -4'-...4-li., 3 V x x A Y J. g n - . .8 ' X ' .D :lx -.-gl .xv . Sq ' 'E 'Q' J . H, Q., 3 -1--1 Q ya .sn-5' 'qdi-Q5 I .. pg,