Roosevelt High School - Eagle Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

Q ' A w y W The Eagle Qiaff Of . . . ff50S5V1fL f ' Y V Y Y W I H.. um. 1 AH P I - n e , e fefeffw I :LVW ...-,f..-,f.-v----.. W - J ' 4' U Rooseveli High School Presenis The 1972 Eagle Qiaff Members: EDITOR - Judy McGee ASST. EDITOR -Becky Barnett R1 Donna Morri Scott Holland hie C 1 d M ty C 1 d Born Free To . . . fa,- . if ,C I' ,N re' N 5 I I l lvl' 1-, w, . 1 1 I4 Qs' ll I ngng... , 'Kg' 1 -Q' J' . , to study and learn , , , to assume leadership - ! HF' L to enjoy life . . . to compete I Ia' , N' u ' ,N , ww. V ' ,-1' M' H .-M w IN MEMORY Mrs. Sammy Jones v Wu w 'wx '72 Annual Dedicated To Coach Powell Although athletics takes top priority in the days activities he takes time out from the time-consuming task of coach- ing to teach a civics course to senior students during the mornings. ln his role as a teacher he is just as concerned with the students and their problems as he is with his boys in ath- letics. Coach Houston Powell is an extra- ordinary man. He has been named Coach of the Year in 4AA and Runner- up for two consecutive years and he has the distinction of being the first coach in RHS history to lead the varsity foot- ball team to a district and bi-district championship. The job of a teacher and a coach is one that carries much re- sponsibility. Coach Powell has shown in the past that he is capable of assuming both jobs and being successful in each. Because of this the annual staff wishes to dedicate the 1972 an- nual to a most deserving man - Coach Houston Powell. ,-42, 3:51, J ,5,.',,- rf lil r:ugLFts ' :,7'!fflf'- fu- 43:- g 'rn ,..1 u-. . I .., .3 . L. Around Roosevell I pv. .LI l, Kenneth Bobo doesn't seem to understand who wants jeff Matsler played the trap set for what at the community pep rally and ice cream the Roosevelt stage band. social August 31. . ,. -. f' ,1 'a 17 Judy McGee finds her civics book to be a good pillow. Senior Nedra Davis has a hard time trying to put anything else into her Sherry Ferrell, Shirley Johnson, and Mike Trammel sang at an FHA as locker, sembly. They later performed at the area meeting in Amarillo. Faces In Eagleland AE- RHS Quickies . V v ' --T .tl F-Troop on the march. , Q-.N J ,Q V if' Ijust know it was there. Danny you make me so mad I can't even think at you. But Mr. Smith Ijust got it Table Of Conienis Administration and Faculty --------------- - - 9 High School Classes ---- - - - 17 Personalities ---- - - -47 Athletics - - - - -65 Organizations - - - - - 83 Junior High Classes - - - - -103 Elementary Classes - ---- 125 ' 'X Q TN 4 I fs . '- ni: ' Af. MJ pg: ax 2. 'KN 'A 'fy' i R fb' RQ' X 4 is .J so C L 1 K ff..- f 1 X 6 N A x A J:- .r . 4 , av 1 J , 4. ' , -'ff 5' ,A :z.':'f'4 ' 1 1 4 mf'-'Ea: ' ' Jeff 'H I. IHC' lun -v nun uunnu , . Dlillll t , N,.. . ,,-,,l4. ,. ....,.:.- uv - . ....JJ:w,:, ' Jia! :nun uuunv an ' , . . . l i ' ff ' giigg Lllu -1 f 5 I i uv .- sul - ' V, we n .- .',,,:- . 145-rj?-:P :al - 'A' if-' I 'Q Us Ah .eh -v. I, . lg .4 ' - 1 N Eight. .- , -.... ,, ' fr gv- A ww r ' 231' jf ' J , I r ' A . X ' w School Board 'li-..s 3' 1- .di X 3:7 Left to Right: Cleve Woolley, Tommy Adams, Buddy Hettler, Earl Rowan, Wesley Campbell, Doldean Davis, and Earl Hammett. Seorelarg And Bookkeeper - XIX IANIE HODGES MRS. HAZEL DANIEL Adminisiraiors Guide School System Assistant Superintendent Don Taylor is equally well known throughout this area. He is cur- rently serving as President of Lub- bock County Credit Union and was awarded the title of National Leader of Secondary Education, Marvin Williams, Superinten- dent and basketball coach is now serving his 29th year at Roosevelt. While at Roosevelt Mr. Williams has made Who 's Who in Texas and Who 's Who in the South and South- west. His interest in the progress of the students and faculty of Roosevelt school system is well known and his determination and good record prove this. lv' i Smiihs Lead The Wag RHS has had the same princi- pal now for eleven years. During this time Mr. A. E. Smith has guided and directed the activities of many varied students. Besides his duties as principal, he manages to represent the school in most every organization and at- tends nearly all school-related functions, both on and off school grounds. His concern for the student and faculty alike has made him a much-admired man. ---W., RAY W, SMITH - Counselor B, S, - Texas Tech M. E, - Univ. of Houston A. E. SMITH - Principal B.A. - Texas Tech M, A, - Baylor Mr. Ray Smith came to RHS during the 1971-'72 school term assume-duties as the first full- time director of guidance and counseling here. A band director for 16 years Mr. Smith did not become full time counselor until 1963. pax GEORGIA BLYTHE Speech ,gf DEAN ELLIOT Health and History Athletics MARY C-ONZALES Spanish I and II I r RHS Teachers CURTIS CAMPBELL BARBARA DAVIS Math Band and Choir Athletics B. I. EUDY ANN FRANKLIN Typing I and II English III and IV AMY HARTY GLENDA HARRIS' Math Home and Family DONN IE LEORNARD History and Athletics 33'-5 HOUSTON POWELL Civics and Athletics ..4 W,V. MARY WASHINGTON Teachexs' Aide - MY: N GENE MIMS KAREN PIHICE P. E. and Athletics Home-:making ,fsc- GRACIE SHAW LURA SMITH Bookkeeping and Eng. Girls' P. E. fi- 'IQ- If ii .TUANELL JOHNSON MARY MILLER Nurs 3 Lib1'3.l'i3l'l v I, I n Teacher Quickies h +Q, ,W 'Q' H '- 1 im Ekfnlglq , , Hg. + V. , Cafeieria Workers r i i ', Q gp J r sz e I K V rs' ' -a rs in E' r. 'R' Q., wg 1 1, ! in EZZ i Left to Right: Polly Griggs, Bessie Rhodes, Katherine Burns, Bertseye Bilberry, Elda Dennis, Manda Brown, Irene White, Gail Adams. Mainienance Qiaff I my --'- r uni I 1 i7 -xy CUSTODIAN Elmer Bilberry BUS FOREMAN Mr. I. C. Parker QIKKQX N Seniors On The Home Qireich 'Q' DELLA BROWN HOSEA BROWN JOE BROWN LINDA BUC HA NAN If Q, ,Q ,. A! -,Q v-. ,Q -L.. -, -Q. V 1 'K X I ' Q, ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ARE: President David Hammett, Vice-Presi- derit Jerry Burleson, Secretary Judy' McGee, Treasurer Carrie Devidson Reporter Debbie McMe11an. RAY CARTY BRENDA CHAPA PAM CONNELLY MARTIN CROSSLAND I vw' A lj' 3 NEDRA DAVIS I RICHARD F IKES CARRIE DAVIDSON BRENT DAVIS IAMES DICKEY RICKY FERRELL , I ' The seniors received their rings August 24, the first day of the 1971 72 school term. t s s 'Hum w ' ' 1 .TEANIE FOSTER HECTOR GAONA LUPE GARCIA .SN 'hiya' 'K surf' JOHN GENTRY ARMANDO GONZALES CY NTH IA GRIMES BLANC A GU ZMAN English IV students presented short skifs during classtirne. Brent Davis portrays a character from a novel studied by the En- glish class. Pl'-is DAVID HAMMETT 4- 'WN m LLL L I DEBRA HANEY MARY HARTY MICHAEL HILL fi D! N Uhr-f DON JACKSON SUSIE LARA GLENDA LAWSON A KENNY MAINES RICK MAINES DEBBIE MCMELLAN DANNY MAHAFFEY JIMMY MATSLER JUDY MCGEE It is a policy at RHS that seniors do not have to participate in athletics after track season is over and spring football training begins. Above, Jimmy Mat- sler and Rick Maines sit in the bleachers and watch the underclassrnen go through the same preparation drills they went through their four high school years. gr. H - v H, . . . '. 1 YT J , vp pppb 2 DOLLIE MORENO WAYNE MORRIS MARLA MULLINS x 9? A ay LARRY PATTON RICKY PEEL W RORY PIERCE , H ew PATRICIA POUNDS SYLVANUS RAGLAND STAN SCHUESSLER JACKIE SPEER KATHY STENNETT ROBERT STIGGER I :ggi Fa: DENNIS THOMAS One of the various duties of the senior class was to raise the flag each morning prior to the beginning of first period classes. Above, James Dickey, Don Jackson, and Rick Maines raise the flag after the MAX THOMAS 8:20 a.m. bell on a mild September morning. mr'-,N lv 3 1' wk, , 2 r-5,4 Gmr ' L- REX THOMAS IANICE THORNTON MIKE TRAMMEL DAVID VASQUEZ ,w.v-. ,--, ,.,, Y, T, -K . .. W W' ' Q, '. W W W X. , 4- W WWWWWfWW :fWzyPqg'W!IeW WgWWW ' if ry WWW W WIWM W' N ' H' I' X',' 'QWWW I . VAYQIIQBQQ i W W . ' ' I . W W g ' . , W--,W..f.3'f'f ' WI - - W ',. Wh, 3 . 'w,.- -',WW:1- W ' W M W ,N 3, I ,-in Q,-X, J!-.Y,,,,WW, QW. , ,ny fm-I Y A- ...Wu W xW N I.-In-nw fSn WW 'WWW 'nW- ' W !Wn W '-'W':.- WW-WWWW ' 1 Y' Wh WW WW L.!,- 415.1-4.4o..Avu:m..,-L Wm r -- JOHN YSASAGA F.-7+ W W W V W I W Sponsor - BILL HARTY Sponsor - KATHERINE PIERCE .. . 1, 5 'S I X . 5' 1 T we ' WWWW ,M SN vs: I W M W 'V WA.. , Q 'Q 1 i ' .. u W WWW! W ' , Y CAROLYN WEST LONNIE WHITE - -I--W W- '-wi. H 4L.ms,,aa- 'I - lien!-4 , .mal .. I I....J' ' 'mwy W - ' . W-W.M.'.--1'-W-:gi H ' 1W,V ' -:Jig W-A HW' .. mf - I , I fn, 'PI Wm -,lx W ,i N Vu, 1 MS- :Ei 1 15 W W W FW ku 'l',W,,HW -Mai 255 gg! ,-My ,,.. W, lu , 4 'NJ' Y :W 3 . W F, .. Wg. W 3, ,X ww I W W W I W Elected senior class favorites were Della Brown a I erry Burleson. nd 1 Marig. Kenny Q, ,,.?'l MARTY CROSSLAND - VALEDICTORIAN , 'L-.Q SIQQ Iudye McGee was top female and class historian with a 3.625 grade point average. Top Scholars .IK ,I 1 :gg ' Top scholastic senior for a period of two years was Marty Crossland, who maintained a 3.80 average. He gave the valedictory speech at commencement, May 23. ' v F 1 K ENNY MA INES - SA LU TA RORIA N Kenny Maines took runner-up honors with a 3.666 average for a period of two years. He gave the salutatory address at commencement. Senior Week L4 WL, Seniors Siar In A Plag v W ' 'L HL M Fl Participating in a scene from the III act are Bill I-Jarty fsponsorj , Ricky Peel, Stanley Schulsser, Della Brown, Mike Hill, Carrie David- son, Don Jackson, Judy McGee, Kathy Stennett and Mike Trammel. The class of '72 presented Creeping Shadows at the Roose- velt auditorium on April 27 , 1972, The cast consisted of 29 seniors, including make-up crews, etc. , and two sponsors, Bill Harty and Karen Pierc e. Creeping Shadows was pre- sented to the community and tickets were sold to raise money to leave a gift to the school. The play was produced by spe- cial arrangement with the North- western Press, Minneapolis, Minne- sota, nay, dr, N N , ,k , . N xamfrrnl re g U f f, riilrs N J - -QV lv li-ry' l Rehearsals for the play never seemed to follow the Above, Della Brown warns Don of impending intended script. Here, Don Jackson fired the gun evil and tells him and his friends to leave. three times during the wrong scene and then stuck it in his pocket. ' i One More Round For Juniors OFFICERS FOR THE JUNIOR CLASS ARE: Richie Crossland , Vice-President, Connie Edward, Treasurer, Jerry Maloney, President, and Brenda Rowan, Secretary. l Karen Adams Joe Alvarado J. L. Anderson Ricky Anderson Becky Barnett Patty Bentley I anet B01en M In Q99 A- 4 S fff J I L' r Lurwanda Brown Roger Bruster John Calaway Dale Campbell -ui fi Norma Cenicerous Joe Chapman Tim Chl-istegson Cindy Cline fi? ff? ie- 'S A X. X. Gary Cooper R1ch1e Crossland Donna Davidson Lester Dixon 5 Danny Dutton Connie Edwards Hector Gaona Papito Gaona Beth Gentry l. C251 .fe-sr Reggie Hargrove Darnel Hartsfield Blenda Harris Eloise Henderson Steve Hughes Linda Lewis WC' David Hettler Ricky Hightower Scott Holland 'Q H Q HIS! ' David Jackson Rose Johnson Paula Kee Sandra Lindsey Jerry Maloney Jeanette Mann V' A I Ricky Martin Carol Mason Vicki Matsler Ruth McCauley 44' Toni McMe11an Donna Mitchell Jerry Moncrief Donna Morris f1 Brady Mimms Mincy Neal James Neil Vicki Park Trisha Parkman Barbara Patton Brenda Patton Linda Patton ,0 .QB N M AJ ' Stir? tiiii' tv Dana Peek Filemon Perez xxXf'.n22ff!f MHHUCI R0dIiClUP-Z Beatrice Rojas Gale Rae x K Y, A ,1 Jimmy Ross .jg - 2. -4 ' :j Q 5 of-4 ., ,LV ,wg , , I if Tim Ridpath Ricky Shaw Brenda Rowan Brenda Shelton Keith Stone Cindy Styles 'CTT37 49? Pat5Y We1tY Debbie White Denny Wilkins Junior Class Favoriies Chosen class favorites of the junior class were Jerry Maloney and Vicki Park. Tony Thomas, sophomore, and Brady Mims, junior, show their stuff at N the annual Roosevelt stock show held in February. Qophomores Plodding Along SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ARE: Pres, Gary Stennett, Vice-Pres. Tim Iona, Sec. Marsha Hightower, Treasurer Mike Patschke, Reporter Marvin Powe. JV it L. Anderson D. Arriaga B. Baskin D, Bentley I. Bibbs I. Bibbs N. Bills I. Blackwell I. Brown M. BIOWH ...S wus 'H I T ' x Gilbert Brown Pam Buchanan Tony Clark Bud Cormaly af-4 Air 41' Steve Cook Randy Daniel Delane Davis Jondahl Davis if? f' Acie Dixon Sherry Ferrell Rhonda Fletcher Donald Gage 11' 'V' .J Pat Gartin Debra George Donna George Noe Gonzales X Gregory Green - v K . 1 .Hx-v,4v xy R I 1 Lorene Jones Tim lone fn? Rh Gail Harbour I-HP Marsha Hightower Nyla Irby s Ricky Jordan Charles Keaton onda Kennedy Wesley Killian Pam Lambert De b vona Lam right he -9' Cheryl Lindsey Randall Lindse y Charles Lipps Lonnie Locabee , J .41 Steve Logsdon Robby Lucero Tony Lusk Roy Mahaffey Linda Manahan Chris Marshall Nancy Mason Dae McGowan rv 'L DRIIOH McGee Donna Miller Tammy Mirnms Garrett Mitchell i Dianna Moore Berta Moreno Ramino Moreno Debbie Nichols T- ' 'JT'--' ,-U, I f vlx- V -In y A-f S 'soy Aj' .. 1 .Ll Michael Tennison julie Tatum Pam Spoon Susie Spencer 4 .f-...sf Sue Shaw Larry Shannon Rodney Scott Darla Royal 'll' Louisa Rodriquez Judy Ridpath Frank Reyna Marvin Powe 215 Kenny Perry Michael Patschke Loree Peek Melanie Oliver . , 1 W y 1 W r Tony Thomas Gary Thornton Annie Tillman Kathy Tramrnel J ' fl 2 I A , . ri Tad Stalcup Gary Stennett James Stephenson Alvin Stiggers 1H', r Terry Wade Buster Washington Dean Welty Rhonda Westbrook Tony Vasquez Caroline Ysasaga Sophomore Class Favoriies fp I F4 , X ry' W in Chosen class favorites of the sophomore class were Carolyn Ysasaga and Tim Iona. Terry Wade cleans out his locker during a break in classes. Stu- dents were given about 10 min- utes between classes every few months for the purpose of a 1ocke1 cleanup and check. Freshmen e'?' , 1 nf Learn Quicklg 1 r ,, ,MJ 1 QLEPQ f :AQYIS 4 9 -2 ---- Mfg-, -YN , 3 bg' 5545-1:42 ' J 'W Wi, ig- ',. W ,.1Y , V' R,-if --Q L A+, Q f., . .M ' .1 Gy .X -- ' OFFICERS ARE: From Left to Right: Reporter - Kathy Houx, Calvin Stiggers - Vice President, President - Kenneth Bobo, Secretary - Kaye McMellan. Allison E A APP1e8aY Bailey Bobo Bolen Buckman C ampb ell Campbell Cate C enic erious Coleman Connelly Cooper Cox Dew -ea 'E' 3 l 'ff tn.. - Q N X ,gg .. 'Q . .K aa, R ,,- ,, R f e X Y 2 1 1 ' .. H l H K 1 ll ' x X N 1 Pg ' ' 'sf - I fl ,J t M ' -1 RH f ' V if x e 4 '-W 1-nv ' W ,Af L A :fl A, PNG q zzi X I 1211 I M. Duke D. Dunson R. Durham D. Easley R. Ferrell D, Pikes f- 32- ' 4 if ' ' ff . ' Q 'L . My . Y , X ' gma il . , , . Q I L , af, . K K 1 L. 'L-'Nl 'YV 1 I ' 1 R. Pikes D. Flores R. Frizzel D. Gage S. Gaona I. Greer I Iv r , r ' ' '-, x I 'A ' ' N ' w H N 1 kv ,V ,r N. ,H v f ' 3- H. XX A f L l. 5 r i! M. H. Green L, Guerrero S. Hancock E. Haney D. Hargrove D, Holland ' RQ tv ' 'P' ' 4 ' LT, I f Vi K. Houx M. Jackson N. Jones B. Lawson D. Lee C. Lemon 1 B. Lopez A. Lucero S. Mann M. Martin G. Martinez I. Matsler B. Morrison J. C. Neal I. Nickins I. Parchman L. Peirce J. Polyack I. Pope C. Poynor C. Price M. Price A, Puckett D. Reyna F.'Reyna I. Ridpoth M. Rojas T. Sansom D, Sasser I. Schuessler G. Sharp K. Sherrod xr. -wi K. McMe11an .Qi R. Metsqar ,A D, Mitchell N r-. N. 'fb J 47 J A 1, ' .1 4 H l l x- ir M 0. '35- 1 -. .dd ' -rf? ,, - 7-ff r . Jlf - '71 .. a , . x M' i f' r - -Fix' ' -nn- f '- ' -s fi, r .A -.uf g..,. -'Q' PAX ix! F cw J J, my . li .V x, LW 41 131 X4' I '16 f-ful ,f T , flf fvifzwx 5 f P. Smith J. Snow C. Stiggers M. Tennison D. Thomas E. Thomas v,.af D, Thornton R. Trevino T. Vasquez K. Yates Class Favoriies Debbie Thornton Calvin Stiggers Fish In Aciion Betty Lawson Kenneth Bobo, Kaye McMe11an and Kathy Houx. Donna Cogper Ll l LL 1,5 OF H' IIIBIILIF UN ' ng 511 ' l Yr em. 5 X wif f' ., . . 5, . ,B 'F vb' mvif?-LPIVFRB5 . 3' , b ,- .,1e, A .4 . -1 T' p2l'SOl'IalH'ieS 1' A time to let your real self shine through V J if . . 5, - v 6 is I Mr. RHS Kenny Maines 'Q L. -fr Miss Rl-ls A' Janice Thornfon Sandra Lindsey was chosen by the faculty to repre- sent Roosevelt High School at Bluebonnet Girls' Karen Io Adams and Marty Crossland were an- State duling the summer. nounced as Band Sweethearts at Homecoming. L '47 ul V fr ,mia F P 0 if X Y-2 tx h-rf' At the All-Sports Banquet, David Vasquez and The girls' and boys' athletic departments chose Judy McGee were announced as recipients of the Della Brown and Kenny Maines as Athletic Sweet- Fighting Heart Award. It is the highat award heart and Beau. given an athlete. J' I ' .5 ..-. The crowning of the Home- coming Queen highlighted a week of activities that began September 1 , 27 and ended October 1. The student body selected Carrie Davidson, senior, as the 1971 homecoming queen. Reign- ing queen, Janice Thornton, crowned her during half-time ac- . tivities. Carrie 's attendants were Vicki Park and Brenda Rowan, both jun- iors. 5 , Janice Thornton crowns the 1971 Homccorning Queen, Carrie David son, at half- time. I J., ' W -H' ,, -1, an -1 - . rar- . gt- gi' .-gif . fg S. 5' .N-. ' . A it 11' ,,,V.nr M . 1 ' A I-' P- 2 1 R ,q1I:25Sza, Viflki Park .f Carrie David son Brenda Rowan 5 I Girls' And Bogs' SEPTEMBER - Mary Harty and David Hammett f J ffl X ii! NOVEMBH1 - John Ysasaga and Donna Miller OCTOBER - James Dickey and Judy McGee DIIJEMBER - Jimmy Matsler and Carrie Davidson Of The Monih W ua U -I .n . X f.Qf5 , . ' i ,M ,i,,. Y -g-3 I 1 - 4 - -w-.. , , W-1- ,. .- , .. - J ff:-, ,. 'H ' - V' ,if W- ' ,J ' rb , M 1 , 'Flin Digi 'v my 'nn 51 W3 MH 215319 3393 MQ! W 'L My LEM JJ' U1 JANUARY - Della Brown and Kenny Maines F5E'g, :i 'T :NH 1' -' l 1, nnn Qsm X A I FE, f f ' X Xp WH 1 A . Q n JDE ' 5 'QQ ' A ' Pj,,.-gjpla gh U kg' w w XXA A X793 'WI XX X C X X - TXX 11.N -Xu IX-I flsf X , ,Hx JI , F' f , ,JP , l iXyX,X 4 F gf' 'jjf IH! .1 XXV' Y 3 M1 pm ww If f i IU nh 7,31 m 'X X, F4 :Q :XXXVK ,xx W B ff! wx My M lvl, ry 5111 111, 2.1 vw i XXV I HN il VW E X X Rr g X fy xl S: ' , 51 X 5 Q y 19 , M ,... FEBRUARY - Hosea Brown and Connle Edwards w g Q L' I x L T 2' 1 21 as 4 f . I A P n n w wr v F' r .- w ---1-4 E , :X -X A ,hXl,-l--f n-, n - Dolue Moreno and Kelth Stone MARCH - Delane Davis and Tim Jones ,W MAY - David Vasquez and Nedra Davis Bog And Girl Of The Year . - gp Boy and Girl of the Year for 1972 Judy McGee and Kenny Maines Mvst I 1.1.1 I L . g11KAT'HYQ-SHNNBQT . WJKMESADICKEY ' '3 ' y I 2,17 HF H- 1 I w,.- ,Q 1 ' a L. .iq , J p , ,, ll 4 1 1 J A f mf -- x -X ..4....... 4- X r v , . '- 311 ' 1 1 W11 'f- 21 ' 15. 4 , 11 1 k ' 1 4 1 L E 1,111113z-.',,- 111 A '11 , 1111-We-111-'1,1.1. 1 ,, V 71. 1. 1- 1 11 , 1 1 11 N A ' 11.1 1 iv, A wtf 1 111 l 11.1 4 1 3 ' F1213 2 , 1 1 -, 5 1 1 ' U-. 1 , .. HW, 45 1 W My ' Pg I :gn f -WSC- , A-.' ' ' 1 n1M,,,m.-I11t'-WTI N , 1- 1131114 1 1 1 1 121 n1 ' 1 PV' -Q. ., 'ft-' Mos? Likelg To MARTY CROSSLAND ' 111 1 , CARRIE DAVIDSON Q',J,J,,,g1. 13-nun WH-if 1 11- ff, .3 .,,m i E n V Friendliesf HOSEA BROWN DELLA BROWN E- 2 vf f. -. . 'Y' 'f ' I., 'P -'11 f.. -9 rua f , it 4 A+. A W 1 y . N I , Xa ' ' , w , , Ang' -, .Q re 'if' is - n.-gilwff rn ,424 JPN S .L rf,,k'- .' n J--1 ' mf fl 1 ,tl : :TL- KI 1 I , Universiig Inferscholasiic League This year Roosevelt had an overall second place rating in UIL competition. Omitted from the above picture was Gary Cooper. V lv, - uf! My L . , V U., WW 'V T, - . I xfmmxl 5 ll 1:3115 P l 1 Y 1 N u. 5 . '- 1 M' 11 4 1 1 QW' ' 1 ,. , 11.1.1 .- - 1 1. -1 s 1 gllllli f. -9-4 -T , X .y ,, ' 4 ,NNN ,- n 1-1f 1.t ,,,. fri ,H , . .1-:am -V Q ' 1 f N' 3. ,Jfw in , 21 -Yajlk A11 . ,. I 1 . J. ,Vig i- '- 'LE . M- I ' -111' 11 , ,:!11'i1i a --V -,ig :1 Aiaiii 1 s ai QT :1i1'-',- ,Tr 'Q1 1 pig. gif1115u '-:Q -.1 ,.Q,,5-. er- -1.15-5 B s.,- 1436, 1 .3! -1- 1 E1 1:49 -1111-L39 ' f 'f -'6511fif 2 3 ' H115 '-' I . ggifirirrf , ' 5 - - 1' yirigq- , i State qualifiers were - Danny Dutton - 4th typing, Marty Crossland - 3rd sci- ence, Dale Campbell - 2nd slide rule. RHS Science Fair Winners RES Marsha Hightower lst Local Regional - Navy Cruise Certificate. ..., Delane Davis 2nd Local Wesley Killian 3rd Local Regional - Won trip to International Science Fair. Ricky Jordan 4th Local DVC!-1 ' nv ' yu- Noel Bills 5th Local All-Disirici Plagers f Judy McGee averaged 20. 3 points per game. She has been a varsity player for 8 years. Della Brown landed on the elite tearn for the second straight year. She too, has been a three year varsity player. 5 -11 FHA Beau 'KENNY MAINES And FHA Co-Beau IACE PARCHMAN J A FFA Co-Sweeiheari KATHY HOUX And FFA Sweeihearf BREN DA ROW AN S -f4 f'u5! ' wx '. - -1 'A fr., Young Homemaker Award Ywv Blenda Harris, junior, was awarded the Young Homemaker award at the annual salad supper this year. This honor is decided by the Young Homemakers. They pick the wor- thiest homemaking student and have their name engraved on a plaque. It is then displayed in the Homemaking department. Siaie Degree Achievemeni Donna Davidson, junior, was the only Future Homemaker to get her state degree this year. For this achievement she was recognized at the state convention. i ,...A.-Y. ,- ,, Y., , . wat 5 fx li v f H mile Wd V, Q ' -I 'slnfi-F. ' .' gg i M. 1 . vi Fir gy' an! : r, n-'..3 --wr N ,- .1f,,.n.,,, '!,'TF:li1Jgy Adyln 4,-'. gfff.1,:- . m -2f.-'1'.f',.- , 1: 112' wi' , .4 -'ull' -IFJ. ,L 3 .wtf in 3. . ,'-.,4..'-1, , fini' J' .Jif- , , ', I ,g 4241.1 .. . , A JI - fff 5 .2 H5543 Coach Powell displayed the bi-district trophy at the Childress pep rally, but the Childress Bobcats proved to be the stronger team defeating the Eagles, 14-6. The only touchdown came during the third quarter when fDandyj Don Jackson threw a pass to David fSuper Chicky Vasquez. It was then tippedsout of his hands by an opponent into David flvloonmany Hammett 's and from there he went for a touchdown. RHS Captures Head football Coach Houston Powell, dis- played his coaching ability and will to win while bringing the Roosevelt Eagles to their first District and Bi-district Championship. Last year Coach Powell coached a 7-3 season for the Eagles year in 4AA and won South Plains Coach of the Year. This year he was named runner-up. The Eagles along with all of the coaching staff worked long hours to obtain the title of District, and Bi-district Champions. They worked five hours a day during two-a-days workouts and after school for two hours until the long winning season was over, But with hard work, Coach Powell 's Christian ideals, teamwork, and sportsmanship virtues payed out in the end. Bi-Disfrici Crown AL.. -,A... The Eagles started their winning season against New Deal, de- feating the Lions, 13- O. The Proud Warbirds ended the season with a 3 loss and 9 win re- cord, This was the be- ginning of the Eagle dynesty in 71. I No. 23, Keith fStoney Burky Stone, shows his balance, speed, and determination to win, while chalking up his first football honor by achiev- ing Honorable-Mention All- District. Here he is shown against the Slaton Tigers. The Eagles lost to the Tigers to a score of 20- Jimmy fMcDowellj Matsler helps the Eagles to go to the top by putting a smashing tackle on one of the Lions running backs. Also, backing the play is Walter fEudyj Mann. Jimmy and Walter both achieved the honor of All-South Plains. To prove how the Eagles stood out in this game, New Deal went on to win District and then Bi-District, but was de- feated at Regional. Y Eagles A+ Work Hose fBozoj Brown, smells paydirt and nothing is going to stop him from scoring that crucial touchdown in the Tahoka game, the score was 10-6. On the play to allow Mr, Brown to score is Wayne Morris. Many of the touchdowns scored during the season was by the help of Wayne 's downfield blocking. Coach Dean Elliott rarely shows his emotion over anything but the pressure during the Tahoka game was to great before the Eagles scored. Also helping the Eagles by cheering the spirit was Walter Mann and Ricky fWi11iej Peel. AE l Flging Eagles Explore New Heighis LOOK, UP IN THE SKY! !! IS IT A BIRD OR PLANE??'? No, it.'s the winning of a foot- ball game. Yes, it was this moral-building idea that helped the Eagles defeat the Denver City Mustangs, 16-6. It was the cheerleaders' idea to fly over the practice field during one of the Eagles ' practices. They tossed out candy, bubblegum, and streams of paper from the plane which were filled with words of spirit. Brenda Rowan, Connie Edwards, and Tim Ridpath flew in the Eagle Booster. Some people say it was thepep rally that won the game, but the Spirit Machine had a lot to do with it. 3 A John Gentry broke his leg in the Spur game which they won 40-0. John played an important role in the achievement of the District crown before his injury. James qDickj Dickey and Brent qBrunoj Davis helped with the victory over the DC Mustangs. Brent was un- lucky enough to break his leg in the New Deal game at the first of the season. :lx 1 1 wr 1 f Coach Dean Elliott revived Kenny Maines during the Post game, which the Eagles won with a score of 33-0. Coach Elliott is the head trainer on the varsity squad, and Kenny is one of his frequent patients. Kenny started for the Eagles as center and has been on the varsity for three years. '71 Eagles Boasf Firsr Disf.. Bi-Disi. Team TOP ROW: R. Ferrell, N, Bills, R. Hargrove, W. Morris, R. Peel, J. Matsler, W. Mann, M. Trammel, B. Baskin. THIRD ROW: -B. Davis, K. Bobo, J. Blackwell, C. Marshall, N. Gonzales, L. Patton, J. Gentry. SECOND ROW: R. Maines, J. Calaway, D. Hammett, R. Bruster, K. Perry, J. Maloney, S. Holland, J. Ysasaga. BOTTOM ROW: Houston Powell qHeadj, K. Stone, J. Dickey, K. Maines, D. Jackson, H. Brown, D. Vasquez, R. Hightower. VARSITY EAGLES' FINAL 1971 RECORD W T New Deal - - 13 O Cooper - - - - - 7 14 Spur - - - - - 40 0 ldalou - - - - 7 4 Post - ---- - - 33 0 Denver City - - - - 16 6 Frenship - - - - - 20 '7 Ralls ---- - - 33 0 Tahoka - - - - - -10 6 Coaching Staff, C. Campbell, D. Elliott, B. Harty, S. Davis, Slaton ......... 14 20 H. Powell fHeadj, D. Leonard, G. Mimms. Littlefield qBi-Dist.J- - 27 '7 Childress fRegiona1j - - - 6 14 Seniors Siand Ou? For Superior Performance D. Vasquez . , ,Tu - ,Q , Walter Mann A11-Drsr. y X ug-5, IX wt.. 1 mm X tml. X ui . All-Dist. All-SP yx mm, nam I' A 3 All-SP D. Jackson ' K , J J ' ,- Jimmy Matsler A11-Dist. i. . .I y V Q ' '16, A11-Dist. All-SP e v 1 .fs ,is P y W' bi 5 A11-SP David Hammett A 'D fl 2 . I 2 If , X 4 James Dickey A11-Dist. ' , , ' , , 1 , Q , 35 A11-Dist. Laffy Patton I f Q S i',, Q . l J if .gl Hon. Ment. All-Dist. ' I f - v-f J XJ.. v 1 South Plains L - B-Team Helps A-Team To Be Champs fm, resin TOP ROW: R, Bruster, M. Patschke, G. Mitchell, B. Washington, G. Thornton, D, Bentley, I. Brown, D, Jackson, W. Killian, G. Stennett, W. Swanger, N. Bills. BOTTOM ROW: B. Baskin, G, Brown, A. Hicks L. Anderson,,D. Hartsfield, T. Thomas, T. Jones, M. Powe, C. Lipps, P, Gaona. The ball carrier that is sliding under the defender for the important yardage is Hosea Brown. On the play later is Bozo inching himself along for the important yardage. Then the final play, David Vasquez scurries for the important yardage to acquire a first down and later for the touchdown. Coach Powell, qrightj, shows to be a bit worried on the sidelines, which just goes to prove it's just as hard on the sidelines as it is on the field. Girls Varsiig Baskeiball . I-V1T 'r .V ' V sfdgipv DELLA BROWN - Guard H 'viii . ., 5 :Er I -I--A A lt ,J - Ju., ' ,I ,- Eta, . V,'.lag'r A '. 'ru if Q S 1 , ' Af 13433571 . , A. '-iq ' nl -. ' -.1 - L ' 1 ,.,,- x ,.. . . qzfiffis- wi ' J CARRIE DAVIDSON - Forward BRENDA PATTON - Guard r.. - W... , 1 1' X J QT I A I N... ' JUDY MCGEE - Forward DONNA MORRIS - Forward N 1 A P rf M 3 '..1 ' E If 5 Fl P-I I O E P-I O Z I C3 C E D- ,.m.fgL.u NANCY MASON - Guard f 1 BRENDA SHELTON - Guard NEDRA DAVIS - Guard .r -'F Q' Jg Qi! gm ., ,. .,, - ,dw lgmwl .., .' C, EDWARDS - Forward M. NEAL - Forward K, ADAMS - Forward 4 : ' Co-captains Judy McGee and Della Brown 1 f confer with coach Marvin Williams about an Brenda Patton dribbles the ball after rebound- upcorning basketball game. ing it from the opponent. D. DAVIDSON - Forward A, TILLMAN - Forward V, PARK - Forward E... Girls Varsity, FIRST ROW: K. Adams, V. Park, B. Shelton, C. A Edwards, M. Neal, D. Davidson. SECOND ROW: B. Parton, N, T N r Davis, D. Morris, C. Davidson, I. Thornton, D. Brown, N. Mason, i A ' V I. McGee, .Tr few: M . .D - gps 4--. L4i,f.4si5:u Carrie Davidson, senior for- V ward, prepares to drive for a ,,.A,, .a 1. C-K.. Q 'QU ' N if ' lay-up against a Tahoka guard. 1 Sa f ff' ' ' . -...fx f -I ' 'A' '.:.-,M , 5'-.zg'..1-.. V I .4349 ' 'f .- 'v. Lv '71 X 5 Eff--f . . 'IQ' ' ' f ' ...bf 21' r EFI Junior Varsity, FIRST ROW: D. Davis, D. Mil- ler, D, Nichols, M. Hightower, T. Mirnrns. SECOND ROW: L. Peek, B. Patton, R. Westbrook, D. Moore, S. Lindsey, P. Bentley. M. Brown, manager, far left. ff i it l l TSLER - Senior i I. MA L. PATTON - Senior Boys Varsiig Baskeiball 3 L 4 Nlfimgg, 'fi' ' ' sf of-.. Q of -:f 2 Senior forward Larry Patton goes up for a jump shot, avoiding the attempt by an opponent to block it y, V H 3 V, I' WHL I, , ' .1 , f r iv yr , I . A. ,,,,1:1n,., ,Ju . -V 1.7 T., A ,.g,, 4 14 ' I . Im' Y,, moi 'RSA 1.1 i.g.'lL1 -4 :'G',LH. :J K, BOBO - Freshman fx-ffewrm ' 2. e ' . .5-mf 1 rr ,. r r m mmmn mxqvrn. . fl gr, f. wr- X 5n,vL,I,, . A Y , ft , W! D. CAMPBELL - Junior J. BROWN - Sophomore Lil H, i? w.,L.l .-v , , R, HIGHTOWER - Iunior -vw . ....-4 rl , Z n. or lf 'W f , N-W: M R, HARGRAVE - ' Junior jnnC ' :S ,- 41T,f1,5' Ricky Hightower shoots a free throw after being fouled. P l pan,- 11 Marty Crossland begins a pass to freshman Kenneth M. CROSSLAND - Senior Bobo, 'Hui y g L, nnn - 2 iq . Boys Varsityg LEFT: Coach Campbell, R, Hightower, D. Campbell, R. Hargrave, L. Patton, J. Brown, K Bobo, J. Matsler, M. Crossland, Manager - Noel Bills. Junior Varsiig rm van-.Y '-gi N-r FIRST ROW: R. Daniels, T. Jones, G. Cooper, C.. Lipps, D. Hettler, G. Brown. SECOND ROW: Coach Harry, G. Mitchell, D. Wilkins, R. Anderson, W. Killian, J. Calaway, D. Bentley. Boys' Track Take 3rd. A+ Disirici TOP LEFT: Joseph Brown, Gilbert Brown, John Blackwell, and .L David Vasquez head up the 440 relay team. Joseph also ran the 440 yard dash and John and Gilbert ran the 100 yard dash ii and the 220 yard dash. ' 1 V .,... .. if--g,... 1 t r 1 .. 5' va. -m xx 4x4 . '13 , J I I . fff-f J , ,. MIDDLE LEFT: Reggie Hargrove, I Walter Mann, Roger Bruster, and Kenneth Bobo headed up the weight men for the Eagles. Reggie threw the discus, Walter did both discus and V ' . shot along with Roger, and Kenneth 1. threw the discus. ' Kenneth chalked up a second at of 122 feet, and placing Eighth at Regional BOTTOM RIGHT: B. Washington, I Ysassaga, D. Bentley, T. Jones, M. I R Trammel, and R. Anderson also ' I -. district throwing the discus a distance 5 I . 1 I ,g. dp made up the Eagle Track Team at A T District in 1972 - which had an over- , all 3rd place rating. ' ' 'N , J -1-rl, -Lynn.: - ,.-' . .. a.-:-:.fer.1'r- 'Q TOP RIGHT: David Vasquez was anchor man for the Eagle track team. He ran the open quarter, placing second at dis- trict then fourth at Regional, the 440 relay team, the Mile Relay Team, and the 220. If there were ever a captain 'for track at Roosevelt, David Vasquez would be chosen unanimous. x, I. - r. A., 'n rt -'ir 'I 'IG' 'L - f-.,-,-.,,.-q.,,.:', ,..,f,., I , . u I Q Q h ,. ' 1 , . 4 J fi il J X . - i ' lg .55 I X J 'N l : 1 ...v- 3- ' -7? 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Bogs Golf yin, The girls' track team con- sisted of a group of hard- working girls. They are: Brenda Patton, Annie Till- man, Rhonda Westbrook and Judy McGee, TOP ROW. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Patton, Beatrice Morrison, Donna Cooper, Donna Lee. Steve Davis is the coach. J rw' 'E l.-1-in ' Ai Under the leadership of Curtis Campbell, the boys placed fifth at district. These boys are: R. Metsquar, M. Hill, D. Jackson, I. Dickey. K- Bobo, R Hargrove, D. lack- son, M. Trammel, D. Wil- kins, T. Ions and Coach Campbell. Tennis Q ,Y . - , ' . ' 1 1 I ' X 34 LJ rYL'wuf4'aPxs..a '4 .4-JA. i..f.v ' 5 E, K ,M ' ,A J. iig ' , E :fls'4:f:9K'i L A Aw'f'VMl:+.Rw g'.4f , sg :ffl A . ....4:9.e5m 'V V Sq A A Qgmwfil ,ELOISE HENDERSON Singles Q . ,- Raef' -fs .aww 4f. ,T v wr' W li wiv A .wl9A 44,Ng.m..l RUTH McCAULEY Singles F 4 M9 .,,, , fgfif ,gi M .QA,, A 1 R, 'Ev 'Im fi gleam, S ii :A DONNA MORRIS and TAMMY MIMS Doubles GARY THORNTON Singles G Q x we if fi W lf EDDIE HANEY and GARY COOPER Doubles JIMMY MATSLER S ingles Freshman Sporis Freshman Football team - Coach Davis and Coach Mims , x i P I I Boys' Basketball team - Coach E11iot Fish Cheerleaders. Kaye MeMe11an Freshman Cagers Win 7 Games COACH DEAN ELLIOTT led the freshman basketball team to seven vic tories and six losses. GLEN CAMPBELL was top scorer with 213 points, followed by Raymond Frizzel, 150, and Jace Parchrnan, 95. The threesome also led in rebounds. and Donna Cooper FRESHMAN CAGE RECORD E El Cooper 43 3 O Ralls 34 42 Post 49 39 Taboka 65 47 Idalou 47 39 Frenship 59 51 Slaton 41 52 Ralls 63 '19 Taho ka 6 2 3 5 Idalou 59 34 Cooper 34 38 Ralls 6 O 68 Post 43 48 1 1 1 E I V 1 v I 174 15 W A .Q 2 3 'Ir Siudeni Bodg Government L 4 - 1.35:-' FIRST ROW I Dickey I Thornton C Davidson D M111er C. Ysassaga, Sponsor: Houston Powell. MIDDLE ROW I McGee D Vasquez G Mitchell D Campbell, D. Hettler, K. Maines. TOP ROW: M Crossland I Maloney I Ross K Bobo T Jones G Brown. James Dickey, Student Body President, proceeds to make an announcement over the PA system. Looking on are Vice- President Dale Campbell, Secretary Janice Thornton, and Treasurer Donna Miller. RHS Pep Squad ,'M ' Elf ,f K T U FIRST ROW: D. Moreno, C. Ysasaga, L. Gaona, D. Gaona, S. Gaona, G. Martinez, C. Styles, V. Mar- tin, S. Shaw, R. Fletcher, G. Harbour. SECOND ROW: C. Grimes, B. Lawson, C. Cox, I. Snow, D. Mitchell, R. Donaldson, I. Nickens, D. Moore, D. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: D. Lee, D. Thornton, D. Trammel, P. Buchanan, B. Lopez, D. Reyna, L. Rodriquez, R. Johnson, B. Shelton, A. Tillman. FOURTH ROW: T. Mims, L. Jones, L. Lewis, B. Harris, M. Neal, B. Moreno, L. Garcia, B. Rojas, B, Guzman. FIFTH ROW: D. George, N. lrby, N. Mason, M. Hightower, L. Campbell, I. Foster, D. Thomas, L, Buchanan, D. McMel1an. SIXTH ROW: D. White, C. Lindsey, P. Kee, B, Gentry, V. Mats- ler, P. Bentley, P. Welty, N. Ceniceros, R. McCauley. SEVENTH ROW: R. Kennedy, R. Bridges, T. McMe1lan, T. Parkman, B. Barnett, K. Stennett, C, Davidson, M. Harty, EIGHTH ROW: D. George, P. Lambert, L. Brown, D. Brown, N. Davis, M. Green, I. Tatum, B. Patton, M. Brown, B, Patton. uma I I ll' ,, .NK Serving as fvisitingj cheerleaders at the D, C, Steve Spencer and Randy Sturnbo served as pep rally were several sophomores boys. Spirit riders at the Childress pep rally. Cheerleaders In Aciion ULX Cheerleader Donna Morris serves someone cook- ies at one of the many victory parties held dur- ing the football season. Vicki Park and Connie Edwards cheer at the re gional pep rally. Many community people showed up at this pep rally. Q if-ng Besides being cheerleaders all five girls were I I members of the RHS band. Here Vicki and Donna cut up with Joe Rodriquez. Another duty of the cheerleaders was to make signs for the halls and boys dressing room. Janice Thorn ton prepares one for the Tahoka game. BRENDA ROWAN CONN IE EDW ARDS Cheerleaders Spark Spirii Of RHS IANICE THORNTON VICKI PARK DONNA MORRIS 1972 Eagle Marching Band W R'--3 '? - ,- FIRST ROW: K. Adams, L. Brown, T. Belcher, E, Henderson, K. Harrison, B. Park, M. Reynolds, D. Lee, I. Lambert, J. Bolen, D. Morris, D. Trammel. SECOND ROW: S. Patschke, K. Roberts, V, Jute, B. Law- son, D. Thornton, C. Poynor, I. Snow, C. Edwards, D. Davidson, T. Jones, K. Stone, M. Trammel, I. Moncrief, C. Montgomery, J. Dickey, V, Park, J. Thornton, S. Spencer. THIRD ROW: A. Hettler, D. Easely, R. Daniel, R. Ferrell, J. Calaway, M. Crossland, F. Reyna, Ricky Peel, D, Campbell, L. Hall, V James, C. Hodges, D. Arriaga, I. Alvarado, S. Lindsey, D. Dutton, P. Smith. FOURTH ROW: I. Matsler R. Daniel, S. Ferrell, J. Matsler, D. Fikes, Mrs. Davis - Band Director. 'lil Mrs. Davis demonstrates how to work a yo-yo before band practice gets under way. Gary Thornton looks on in the back- ground. A Qiage Band For RHS Following the Christmas holidays a new surge of interest was aroused in Roosevelt students and band members alike. The excitement was due to the organization of a stage band. The plans for such a band had been in the making for years. However, this was the first year that it was made possible - mostly through the efforts of band director Barbara Davis. The recently organized group wear lavender puffy-sleeved shirts and white pants. The highlight of the year came in April when all band members went on tour and presented concerts at six area schools. Band Bog And Girl Ol' The Year DONNA DAVIDSON JEFF MATSLER L ii-. RHS Drum Majorei-Ie Patti Smith qlefty and Betty Law- son, both freshmen, assisted Don- na in leading the Eagle Band through ten Eagle football games. Donna Davidson, junior, was elected drum majorette over a variety of other candidates last spring. She has been a member of the Eagle Band for six years and this year led them through six home games and four out of town during the 1971 and 1972 season. While not leading the band during marching season, she plays lead saxo- phone in both the regular and stage bands And Twirlers y Spanish Club FIRST ROW: Secretary Della Brown, Treasurer Nedra Davis, President John Ysassaga, Vice-President Suzie Lara, Reporter Dollie Moreno. SECOND ROW: H. Gaona, B. Chapa, B. Guzman, L. Garcia, F. Perez, B. Rojas. THIRD ROW: I. Alvarado, M. Crossland, and D. Vasquez. This year 's Spanish Club consisted of second year students only, They have had a variety of projects, two of which will help the Spanish department tre- mendously. First, they recorded a number of comic books on to cassettes in Spanish for next year 's students. They also began collecting suitable material for teaching Spanish on the junior high level. Science Club FIRST ROW: Ricky Ferrell, Reg- gie Hargrove, Jimmy Matsler. SECOND ROW: Noel Bill, Gary Cooper, David I-Iettler, Dale Campbell, Mike Hill, Brent Davis, R. Scott, Bill Baskin, and sponsor Archie Clanton. THIRD ROW: Eloise Henderson, Secre- tary-Treasurer Judy Dickey, Vice President Ricky Hightower, Presi- dent Mary Harty, Delane Davis, Loree Peek, and Nancy Mason. The Science Club sponsors the annual science fair and the trip to the Andrews meet. SPONSOR Mary Gonzalez Kaiibeih Chapfer FIRST ROW: Glenda Harris, Sponsor, K. Adams, D, Davidson, C. Grimes, I. Foster, S. Harbin, D. McMe11an, D. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: J. Thornton, M. Harry, D. Morris, B. Rowan, C. Edwards, V Matsler. THIRD ROW: L. Brown, N. Davis, P. Kee, B. Gentry, T. Parkman, B. Harris, M. Neal. FOURTH ROW: B. Shelton, R. Bridges, T. McMe11an, E. Henderson, P. Welty, P. Bentley. -,.- , ,,.- , -yi , -.- kk i I -Ou.-. --,.- .- .'f,,.-s-i' fx. -ov .1 Y -, , Q.QfAQ f'f+'f' ref-- ,:- l !,r-S gm 1-laaauiizil-if ' f'.. x - i .' ---- ' Ah... 2 4 fkq lxi N. L .. , ' ,, , v 1 I - V- ..- T. ig? 1 ..X, - ,Q '--,.--,k'f ' . .,.. ,wi k ' fw-P, KZRQA .N t -. V t V V 5- 'K - H-av-A Q' R 4 4 '- ' f ' . , . , S Officers of the Katibeth Chapter are: Karen Adams, President, Donna David- son, Vice- President, Debbie McMe11an, Recreation and Degree Chairman, Sandra Lindsey, Secretary, and Donna Mitchell, Proj ect, -.H FHA Activities At Christmas time, the FHA girls provided the Grannies p with a social. Among the entertainers for this event were Mincy Neal, Blenda Harris, Trisha Parkman, Donna Mitchell, and Renee Bridges. 5. 's lf s 1, Nancy Mason, President of the LaPetite Chapter, and Marsha Hightower Secretary, prepare for an upcoming meeting. Sheri Ferrel, Shirley Johnson, and Mike Trammel sang at a patxiotic assembly presented by the Katibeth Chapter. Blenda Harris, Mincy Neal, and Donna David- son, along with sorne other girls pass out gifts at the Granny Social. A LaPe+i+e Homemakers Of Tomorrow l 1 5 - l FIRST ROW: M. Israel, N. Mason, N. Irby, M, Hightower, D, Nichols, D. Miller, D. Davis, D. Moore. SECOND ROW: C. Lindsey, D. George, R. Kennedy, C. Ysasaga, D. George, P. Lambert, R. Fletcher, G Harbor, S. Shaw. THIRD ROW: P. Smith, L. Campbell, J. Tattun, B. Morrison, M, Brown, A. Tillman, D. Thomas, T. Mimms, P. Gartin. FOUR'I'I-I ROW: I. Snow, K. Houx, J. Ridpath, K. McMellan, D. Cooper, D. Lee, L. Jones, M. Martin, R. Westbrook. FIFTH ROW: I. Polyak, G. Nickens, B, Lawson, D. Thornton, S. Spencer, D. McGowan, S. Ferrell, L. Peek. Officers for the 1972 LaPetite Chapter are Pres, - Nancy Mason, Historian and Parliamentarian - Debbie Nichols, Sec. -Treas. - Marsha Hightower, Degree-Recreation - Nyla Irby, Program Chm. - Delane Davis, Project-Publicity - Donna Miller. 1, 'PP mi , R- -1. FFA In Aciion I' . sf Rex Thomas, president, passes the gavel A to incoming president, Tony Thomas, At the Roosevelt Rodeo a boy from Mineral Wells dis- plays his ability in bull-riding. I 5, , ',. Max Thomas and Mike Ragland di?-Play 21 Kelly Calaway and Tony Thomas show their lambs to winning heifer shown at the stock show. the judgg in the ring, Aggies Aoiive In Shows. Contests. Rodeo BOTTOM ROW: J. Dickey, D. Jackson, K, Maines, D. Hammett, D. Thomas, I . Burleson, D. Mahaffey, R. Fikes,M. Thomas, C. Marshall, B. Mimms, M. Brown, H. Gaona. SECOND ROW: B. Smith, D. Bentley, H, Brown, R. Purce, D. Moore, J. Brown, I. Speer, D. Jackson, C. Lipps, R. Lindsey, G. Sten- net, M. Patsche. THIRD ROW: R. Bruster, B. Davis, B. Washington, R, Trevino, D. Bailey, D. Sasser, L. Ashton, I. C. Neal, K. Sherrod, D, Meador, B. Shuler, B. Baskin, M. Powe, I. T.,Crumley. FOURTH ROW: G. Brown, T. Clark, T. Thomas, N. Bills, L. Anderson, I . Chapman, D. Gage, I. Parchman, D, Holland, I. Green, FIFTH ROW: R. Mahaffey, S. Hughes, J. L. Anderson, R. Martin, R. Hargrove, S. Holland, L. Pierce, B. Cate, K. Bobo, E. Haney. SIXTH ROW: C. Lenor, D. Welty, T. Samson, R. Frizel, K. Yates, N. Jones, M. Jackson, R. Lodgston, J. Cenicerous, R. Durham. SEVENTH ROW: D. Hargrave, L. Hooker, A. Puckett, L. Dixon, S. Cook, K. Perry, T. Stalcup, I. Brown, C. Bolen. 'I T ,f OFFICERS - Left to Right: David Hammett ' Something new was added to the Chapters win Secretary, Danny Mahaffey - Reporter, Max nings in 1,971 - The Chapter Farmer Div. Radio Thomas - V. President, Dennis Thomas - Sen- Broadcasting Team. The team consisted of tinel, Kenny Maines - Treasurer, Rex Thomas - David Hammett, Don Jackson, and Kenny President. Maines. Brenda Rowan, Chapter Sweetheart, rep- resented the chapter well. Among her honors are District Sweetheart, and South-Plains Junior Livestock Show Prin- cess. Wesley Killian helped greatly with the Roosevelt Stock Show at the Acuff Gin. Here, Wesley shows his easy moving style in herding swine. Jackie Speer, another Chapter helper, watches in awe. Chris Marshall dominated the stock show by showing several first place barrows and gilts. Chris placed high at several Junior-Fat Live- stock Shows. Marvin Powe also contributed his share to the honor of livestock exhibiting for RHS, Marvin exhibited the Grand Champion Gilt, Chapter President Rex Thomas helped the stock show run smoothly along with all the other of- ficers. Brent Davis and David Holland prove that they are agriculturally inclined by showing their prize winning stock at the local show. l -ll ROW Sponsor Georgla Blythe L Peek M Neal R, Westbrook L Campbell R, Brldges N Davls M. md National Honor Socieig 5 M ,diff Liu FIRST ROW: D. Mitchell, S. Lindsey, J. McGee, C. Davidson, N. Mason, D. George. SECOND ROW: S. Lara, D. Moreno, R. McCauley, K. Adams, C.'Mason, D. Davis, D. Miller. THIRD ROW: K. Maines, M. Hill, J. Dickey, W. Killian, R, Scott, J. Maloney. FOURTH ROW: M. Crossland, R. Hightower, D, Hettler, I . Ysassaga, G. Cooper, Sponsor: Ann Franklin. A continuing policy of the Na- tional Honor Society is the selec- tion of a worthy senior student for a Scholarship. This year two candidates were selected for 3550. 00 scholarships. To earn money for the club, members scheduled a trash haul for the surrounding areas, At the monthly meetings, NHS nominate Boys' and Girls' of the Month. 5 .errwfr-'P-f M-'rfrgsal-alfl 'N Officers for NHS areg David Hettler treasurer, Carrie Davidson secre- tary, Jim Dickey, vice president, and Kenny Maines president, 1 0 RHS Choir - -.-1 . Under the Direction of Mrs. Barbara Davis, this years choir consisted of: M. Tennison, L. Patton, B. Patton A. Tillman, P. Gartin, T. Mims, Barbara Davis, P. Lambert, D. White, V. Matsler, B. Gentry, D, Gage. SEATED: S. Mann, L. Manahan, M, Brown, K. Forkner, T, McMe11an, L. Jones, M. Martin. Also under Mrs. Davis is the Eagle Band. Here are some students clowning around at practice. Annual Siaff Heh -'fb l 'O'l I 5 f rem X 1972 Reveille Reaps Rewards F 1.-E Rose Johnson and Debbie McMe11an lead the newspaper staff. S Holi pal ' 5.1 Richard Fikes, 2-year staff mimeogra- This year was a banner year for the 1972 REVEILLE newspaper staff, headed by Debbie McMe11an, editor, and Rose Johnson, assistant editor. With two Typing II classes assisting, the staff produced 17 issues, the most in 3 years. At Texas High School Press Assn. in Denton, the paper earned at State Championship plaque. Jimmy Matsler, sports editor, re- ceived Honorable Mention on sports column and Cream of the Crop on a editorialfwhile Dana Peek got Cream of the Crop on a news story. One of the highlights of the year was at- tending the Panhandle High School Press Assn. in Canyon, where the staff got the first-place trophy for mimeographed papers. Matsler got an Honorable Mention for sports. At ILPC in Austin, the paper got an Award of Distinguished Merit ffirst ratingj, with Mat- sler getting third place medals in editorials and sports story and Kirk Sanders, artist, get- ting a third in illustrations. Matsler and John Calaway won first at the UIL journalism district meet, and Matsler went to regional in news writing. KTS7 I7 Victory means smiles for Della Brown, Renee Bridges, and pher, enjoys turning the Rex-Rotary. Nedra Davis, reporters on the newspaper, sponsored by Mr B. J. Eudy. 5, 3 x w w w w w w w ' w X X A V 5 N L.,,,p ff. ,P W ww , A Q ,ne ht N A VV NA, v1W,,. M ,wwf wer ' ' 'Wir' 4 1 1 w w w , ' - , , L . ,fu ' '.? HfQ.f- . , ., fu '1 W, v W. N ,TH X X . J, '..ex ' r . - VW.. w f-,ggw I N ,.' P w.g,.rf.,,y 1-.511 ul .W-.Vx nw. -V.-WVVHW - 'I 1-1.65 viii' N X, 'ID ,ww 'w-H52 vi SM - 5 04 Junior High Principal ,,-4 Mr. Marvin Sanders, began his first year at Roosevelt with a great success. The students gave him a great reception. As you get to know Mr. Sanders you will see that he has a deep understanding for all his students as well as teachers. For all this, Mr. Sanders, we thank you. Junior High Faculig ifssiigs g ' ig Tllih ,, pt. ,nr -fr' -H ..-si.. u , Surg. CAROL BAKER CAROLYN CAPLINGER STEVE DAVIS CHARLES GIBSON DAIL GRIFFIN fx 1 g SHARON REED ANN RHOADES 5 . 5, f 1 ,Ns V W ,V Q . I ff, V' 'x ' I - QYLQ r J Q' 'vf n Zf n I A I I N I I CHARLES SPOON YOLANDA TOUCHETTE ,w Nw 1 w im -' 'X fx :r 1, ' Sa, w DANA MCINTYRE If LORETTA SHAW 'r KATH I W ILLIAMS 105 06 Quickies ' S2-'23 , -3- gs SX ev-'Iver Coordinaied Vocaiional Academic Educaiion '1,. 3, I: 2 N E ,, I Fark. 9. 3 'X J The CVAE department carries on a program that allows students to receive a full academic education while learning to work and build with their hands. It affords the boys a chance to learn the five major building trades. ! ,Mars . f i a. -A -' nina 1 5. v A . ,Ms fy, n -1 mg' , - -J. N' f 'I07 5,51- Anderson Arriaga Bibbs Bethune Bessent Belcher Bentley Bills Bobo Bolen Bridges Brown Brown Brown Brassfield Bruster Bush Carnes Casias Casias Cline Coats Copeland Cross Daniel Dixon Duke Estrada Franklin Fuller Bih: Largesi Class Ever w-Q ..A fl V, l ,I I l n. . -T Q will f Y' - 4147! N ,, , I 1f':'1 Kai '19 N ,ua It gif! t mi Q., 7 .,f wid . r.a-M4 ? n 6,1 J. r 'H ' .L if ,r . F W J, r I ' ' 1?-5 .- .1 I J i 3 YW J .V my . J' -yu .N - ,, gk .-:rn A n 'ug aiu Nw, 14-T' L 'MA' I X I.. .., L .J Q wa L' Q ...le Y 3: .'..' .0 'Q ,X 1 R j , 41' ., H . .4 r x , y K k lang rx Xe' X W HN N fb L .ff 1 ' NM ' If .Q 3? fr x Gandy Gentry Gonzales Green Green Gurrero Hall Haralson Harris Harrison Hartfield Hester Hettler Hicks Hobbs Hodges Hughes I am es Jones Key Lambert Lara Lara Laragoza W. LEIICIICC Lawson Leicero Leicero Lewis Linker 9 0 M. Loggins Lopez Lopez Lyles Ma ines McKnight Martin Mason Medford Merrimon Merrimon Miller Metsga r Milan Mimms Mitchell Montgomery Moore M. Morgan Natal Newsome Park Patschke Patton Payne Pearson Peek Peel Perez Price if r, -Q. 'Q -Na . f f WX , . .lr 'UW' df? 'Q S. Pruitt R. Puckett P. Puckoney M. Ragland W. Rennels B. Reynolds C. Reyna E. Reyna M. Reynolds W. Richards K. Roberts L. Rodrequez H, Salaz E. Salinqs M. Santos M. Scott K. Sharp B. Shelton M. Shelton D. Shelton E. Shipp G. Smith D. Stuart R. Swanger J. Tennison R. Thornton G. Torrez M. Torrez D. Trammel M. Vasquez -.- M. Vasquez J. Walker L. Washington D. West R, White S. Winton 1 . ' 1 V , xn TM nfah-Wgm .xy K. 'Y 2 :FI ' f' r' - C Z Nik: K 71h Learns Leadership fix N A. '1' A s y K' I 4 f 49 ..s 5, 1- X ,V , xv Q, 5. . . I ' ,.:: 1. - F .5 .F-va? X l V K1 w ,V,, 4 X E Q if f QI'fkr M .A 1 17 NX -mal .fig N I 1-r f Xfy jf I 4 lf' Wax ., 3 A X 1 . Xx Adams Adams Alvarado Baily Barnett Barnett Baskin Bates Bibbs Bobo Byers Byers Cadell Casias Cate Clay Cline Cobbs Connelly Cox Dale Daniels Davis Davis Dew Dickey Farria Gaona Garza Gentry Hamm err Hartfield Hester Hodges Holland Holmes M. Holmes Hooker Hopkins Isenberg Jackson I ones Jones I or dan King Knight Lakey Lindsey Lucio Lusk Lusk Mann Marshall Matal McLeod McMe11an McQueen Meador Metsgar Metsgar I 'f 1-r.. NX ff, .5 T X rr' . Q! Z' inf x f S lar mg mmm ,P 53' A W 3 ' . ' .Q ' 'f M. 1 T . -3+ -N , V 577' ' - , fr: -.:1'L .1 w ,N 3 . X ff av, 4 S Jmrex I S ' 1 . .... x fr I .N 1 ,i IQIQ1 0 KX '11 'Z N .-, .er K , ,K , 4. , 4 B. Milam R. Miller L. Mitchell G. Moore C. Newell D. Parker C. Patton K. Peek S, Rojas I. Romo D, Pope B, Rose R. Sansom B. Sasser R. Sexton M. Sharp R. Sheltons D, Sheperd R, Sherrod M, Smith C, Spencer C. Stennet C. Stephenson D. Stephenson P, Stevens T. Sublett R. Swanger D. Taylor R. Thomas D. Trarnrnel 5 6 Ji ' I if ' I - 5 ,, 2- 'ix 1 15' -if f -W X W' V :as f -. N . Q. L '1 123 ' T-Sf W ' . a , Qnggsf. I W , f ,L . N I X . l.3fQ'1zT-'9: I. Williams J. Wooten C. Zaragosa w an w Trevino Trevino Walker Walley Warren .., -JS' f KX 'f -,.,msK --,V F' -K -.bk , -5-uw 6+h Sfeps Up r F N Q' . 4. Wir ,A q 'x fh 'I A ,Lil i If I -1' X ffl 13 ,. . G s ., Pa V X I 1 , A ' Q5 --V J ff 6 rf A IW A ., 25 r 'Q X ' 1 B. Adams N. Adams N. Amaro A. Arriaga M. Ashley J. Barr L. Bates J, Blackwell R. Buckman L, Bush D. Cadell B. Calaway R. Callaway T. Cline T. Craze K. Cross C. Daniel I, Dewbre M. Dixon C. Farris E. Flemmings B. Fletcher K. Fortenberry F. Fuentes D. Gage M, Galicia A. Gillett M. Glaser J, Gonzales S. Green 7 Grizzell Hardgraves . Harrison Hasty I-Iepp Hobbs Hopkins Isenberg Jackson James Johnson I ones Jones Jordan Lasker Lemon Lewis Lindblad Loera Lopez Lopez Lucio Mann Mason McCall McCand1ess McCann McClure McQueen Moreno I . i , SP5 ,754 P xx I W nw, ff lj f r .1 X' I if ' Z -of fy, - '5 ,' L' , X ,1- J H , X: ' '1 'A A 4 - N X A . , M i . A N 4, K xl - . X 1 . - .V , . ' 1 IQQ . H-v 'rf ' ' xl 1 'F W 4 .4 7-- xk an gk . X' QU 3,-5 Q AS. . - X QE! -ol o I,n ..q' I . I 1 f, Y k' tl , . 5 ' ' W : 1, 1 lv W ' ,, fi. , .f 4 t ' 'jg' . 43 'Cl .Y in t , WMA 'H M . Luv .N it I, 'Q ,fx r Y '1 S' . ,..J V , t ,Q 'IP ,7- Y I Q h I N l W r, gif, ' . 3' V B' K J I L ,Ci X X , b X XR Q-4 7 V Nall Newsome Ortiz Owens Park Parker Parker Partridge Peek Price Randolph Rennels Reyna Row an Royal Salinas Santos Searsey Sexton Smith Stevenson Stuart Timms Torres Trevino V as quez Washington Whisenhunt White Whitson 0 FT i ,M , . Il f g . 3 X J 1 . Y N ' - ,, w my gf' -,P . V , Q ,,i ,Xu ml . ,V it W. ii ,I 'H , .M , . 1 W 1, ,.,. MT '- B. Williams L. Williams R. Williams ,440 13' N - ,s. ma I ,LA Jr. High Spirii Leaders KNEELING: Ella Brown, Cindy Spencer, Cindy Bailey STANDING: Connie Jordan, Betti Park, Jo Ann Lyles. RJI-IS Pep Squad Junior High U.I.L. Oral Interpretation: Floyd Timms, Mary Mason, Charla Meador, LeAnn Isenberg. UIL Play: Rex Peel, Cynthia Mason, Allen Jones, Allen Thompson, Donny Maines, JoAnn Lyles, Nanette Carnes, lack McKinney, Michael Scott, Carolyn Lawson. Spelling: Dennis McQueen, Kala Barnett, Virginia Franklin Number Sense: Alan Hettler and Mark Reynolds. Ready Writing: Cynthia Mason, Kay Sharp, Carolyn Lawson. Sweeihearl And Beau Chosen junior high sweetheart was IoAnn Lyles and beau was Perry Davis. Their attendants were Cindy Bailey and Roger Daniel, and Kaye Roberts and Donny Maines. I U4 i 7ih Sports +- x Seventh grade football team - Coach Leonard Boys' basketball team - Coach Leonard Foundaiion Sei In Junior High LAYING THE groundwork for the future is an important step in the total sports program, and it is in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades where future Eagles are born. COACHES GENE MIMS, Don Leonard, Steve Davis, and Bill I-lar ty have worked with the basket- ball and football teams in junior high. 4 8+h Sports Eighth grade football team - Coach Hardy l-nl! 054' Boy's basketball team - Coach Powell CLINCHING THE 1971 Dist. 4 AA football championship was the 23- rnember, eighth grade team under the leadership of Coach Bill Harty. THE SQUAD posted a record of five wins, two ties, and no losses. LEADING THE champs in the TD Department was Ricky Swanger, tal- lying 92 points. 8 TH GRADE SEASO N GRI D RECORD, 19 71 E ldalou 5 Post 14 Shallowater 6 Frenshi p 20 Ralls 22 Tahoka 0 Slaton 1 5 n.y:i:.5 ,J 1, I2 Mr. Akins MR. A. W. AKINS Mr. A, W. Akins, Elementary principal, is a man that is truly devoted to his job, He has shown his devotion by the many years he has spent at Roosevelt. For his work well done, we thank him. Mrs. Work 'YZ 6 After being supervisor for a number of years, Mrs. Estelle Work began teaching the fifth grade. Then at midterm she announced her retirement from the profession. Elemeniarg Teachers ,,,,, MARILYN CARLTON - lst RUTH MIMS - lst MARGARET SMART - lst f'5 GRACE WOOTEN - lst GERALDINE COX - 2nd GAIL CHAPMAN - 2nd MARY LOU HOBGOOD - Znd A KATHY RUSH - 2nd and 3rd IANIE CORNWELL - 3rd AX RHONDA POPE - 3rd JACKIE WHITESIDES - 3rd '49 GRACE CRUMLEY - 4th . W X, K 5. ' I A HJ, . V , -Af, nfl? ' ' ' -.1 ,1,' .- ,. K ' 1 . 'gt fgg' , Q Q .,1 f 3 '- - .wg . . 4 - 1-1 i- -f-M- if ' ' .4 , .' ?4?z. ,Q ' ' f , x 21:11 - 4:42 51 -154 PATSY SANDERS - 4th als- 'Zi' JUDY STEVENS - 4-th CAROL BAKER - 4th and 5th 127 di? ill x X -6 CHRISTINE HUSKY - 5th PATSY GUINN - 5th C. C. MONZINGO - 5th JUDY BELL - Kindergarten SYLVANIA PRINCE - K KATHERINE PIERCE - Sp. Ed. MARVALYNNE ROSSI - Sp. Ed. GENEVA STUART - Sp. Ed. BARBARA LARA - Rem. Read. ELMERINE WILKES - Rem. Read MARTHA INABNETT - Speech CORA DSLOS SANTOS - T. A. SUE HAYES - T. A. PAULINE PARCHMAN - T. A. GORIA TORRES - T. A. Flfih Forges Ahead 4- S ' gif. 'i A x ' I X 'K 'l ' 5' 64:1 f XJ is M I -v- '-. ' N.. .. -s ,, ,wr I W M X La. Q M xi! , 054 Z M R 4 sig G f - CIW X .Q iq. w fl 4. vy r Ashton Barnes Copeland Craddick Darby Davis Dawson Evans Frizzell Fuentes Garner Harris Hobbs Hob goo d Johnson Killian Lindsey Larance McCann McCa1lister Mimms Parchman Richardson Roberts Rodriquez Stevens Thomas Timrns Bailey Blair Brown Casares Choate Connelly Davis Dunlap Ekdahl George Grady Hester I ones Knight Larnprecht Mann Mann Marshall McLeod Moore Parkman 'X . . 1 j, . 'W I 5 Q, L. Shipp 1 p ' Q-xx 'A gy S. Welch 1 1 V. 9 , ' ., S. ' ' ' If L, 1, . fy' I X, H T. Whitson M VJ .. , 3 1 Q I.. 1 i . . .f A' f ' . ' , fr V 1:-' f A ' nf B X - ffvv 1 . 1 . . S ' w r t ' ... if f y! ,M -f V -- Ty S--Ap, '- if 4 L .P . , 1e.jE.q,x,..,-ts. - . Q P , t B pt T ff, -S W f-it , X552 I ff J Q f' - 5 I ' A 4, p s T E 55? pg ' ' ,. Y . 1.., .lf - ,- X. 4 .Qu-5. I-:E -'QTL ,-if ' , Twfl 3 in t if p '.v , r A , 52 I ' 'ao V. gg A 4:1 egg' V Nfl' . ' ' , R ' , ' ' ' A 1 . ' 5. ' NH ,,X! 'X f sz ,,,, K, ' I l X mu A . 1 lt fr . 4 p p ff A 4 Jn ., f A i .rm it fi R , 130 R. Partridge P, Perry B. Petit C. Reed I. Scott D. Shelton S. Sheppard M. Arriagn I. Ashley V. Bethume R. Brewer W. Brewer D. Caudill D. Cox S. Frizzell D. Gaona T. Garza D. Jackson K. King D, Lewis P. Moncrief W . Newsome D. Patton L. Roberts L. Salinas T, Sheppard D. Sisson B. Smith J. Smith R, Smith J. Stuart C. Sublen: R. Torres I. Trevino I , Yarbrough R. Bethune S. Bibbs I, Brown H. Coats C. Daniels S. Dixon D. Duke 52 53 54 T ,a 1. K f 5 x- 4 . I. Flores , , - 5, M. Goode 4 Qi, 4' -- M. Goode 9 K ' f A. Green . ' ' i f f Q P M ' , J. Hartsfield k fl i 7 - - . ,. k, , 1 in :.' 5 K ,: F. H1CkS 4 l , S T: QA! ' ' 1 4 'E 71 , H L. I2.CkSO1'1 y ,,,, lf 3 L. Jones .Q P., 3 , D. Lucio .QQ fr . pf, .M ,,. '- . F. Mann . 1 I 5 4 X 151, . Ixlxjllalgzsm f M . 4 M 1 - . c nn ., 1 . -I lf A 1. MnChe11 ,, R. Moody . A . ' , S. Naranjo hex M. i - Fi jf M. Ortiz -'7 ' 'Q QA, If D. Riveria '. 1: 275. 1 ' . G. Riveria fx ,AL fgffpgggmq ig ,. ,,, ! 1. D. Roberts 1 . !!iisfii.M: L. f TV! ' 1' W- WCSIZ G. White I. D D I. D V T T. B. D. L. R. I. T. S. M K. B. R. B. K. B. E. R. D. K. C. T. T. A. C. K. T. C. I. R. B. P. C Adkins Bailey Baker Barton Cromer Davis Dewbre Evans Gaona Gillit Gri s Haig Harbows Io nes Kelso Lambert Medley Miller Moyers Newel Powell Sherrod Reynolds Stumbo T aylor Timms Warren Davis Farley Flores Hancock Hays Hayes Johnson Johnson Lara M ann Morrison Newsome M. Newsome T Parker D Patschke D. Reed P, Reed D. Rios R. River M. Sansom C Santos D. Sherrill L. Simpson J. Steen D. Stewart G. Stiggers L Timms D, Torres D V Y N , Fourth Moves On .-gk ,gr X. J- '. FQ. x 'S 0 il' gig X 3 - L y Q , '.s 5 ,. fs. A Wi . L...- if 5 Qt A J W pslixv W J 1 H ln.. ,ew - 7 R' f fl Y asm'-.M -aye '- f- .ff . A wa - W Q -s - .s 1 . .. .l'.'-'ma .xu f , ' ,.... l ' -1.- 'as L? x Q, r. K r J ' 9 ,lf I P , ' J. Vasquez , A V. 1' T. Walker N RTK , L 141 ee! 1 e 1 'N Un to par, H2 T r A f i' fv 'EF xv, 1 K . 'Yi l 'Q r i 11 . K I X gf . r . u I ? N1 X! K, p p I A A Q -':- u' , in 'A 1 ii j 1- B,. 1' . , -v' ' g W' . K. ' i9 . v7 K f' B it f D- ' PA' ' 'K' W h :ug w 'N I Iv- ' -rr ' fill! ,- M. R. Rojas F. Romo R. Salinas W. Smith H. Trevino XA L. wirnams F. O. G. WI. S. C. J. N M. P. D An lun Baifey Bates Brown Cross Easley Flemms Flores Gravley I a ckson Johnson Johnson Lamprecht Linker Lopez Littlefield Martinez Mitchell Oliver Patrick Payne , RCHI1 els Rucker Saloz Sheppard Simmons Spencer Trevino Bibbs Bledsoe Carson Casias Dixon Green Harvey T inker Lucio Marcom Martin Medford Patrick Pearson 4 D. Bushman K. Copeland D. Harris I. Hobgood M. Mann S. Nemec S. Neirgebouer D. Raven R. Richardson K. Roberts C. Sanders C. Searsy J. Sisson G. Thomas L. Adams H. Arellano C. Baker C. Bridges G. Carr C. Carr K. Choate M. Connelly K. Copeland K. Farley T. Faulkner D. Garner I. Hall T. Key L. Larson C. Lewis A. Pacyne T. Ri path P, Roberts B. Sansom L. Santos M. Santos B. Sheppard B, Simmons G. Steen W. Stuart A. Testerman I. Timms T. Vandegriff P. Vasquez QI. Walley Third Makes Progress l Jun-- f 1 ' A r Q 'tk 5 H ' 1+ 'l .'iv .1 f-lf !k9 .1 1 sy, ll -'er ,,.. E l X x X 6- E ,Q -g F K, ,r S 051' ft.. 4,jr :5b-.SQA 5 , a Wy, , f r J L. C r--W--A . 15- ' ' CHI, fix 1. M T ...T 1 Q97 C X , ,, WL A l fy . ,Q - I if 'V ' -JLG X Y . . D. Bailey Q Q .5 ' H R. Bethume -- V 1 5-,. . 1' P. Blackwell PAQ, ' ' V QQ J, Brewer fin?-fl I F -N ' ' D. Cross ar? fljllt A R. Dixon ,2 q A. Flores ' -, , W, Garner Aff Qu , '19 . L. Greer 'Q V' ,fir n f' ' Q... .F '. , R. Grizzel 4. H - I , ,A V I --' . 19? Q L. Herrera 1 A .:Fffi:..,.,.,4,-: Q21 - 1 , nv V K. HSPP A af W ...f . ins ,5 .I , ,, . ,L Ni , N H 1y K J':ErE15rErEr51E2SrErErim? ff, ' , . - , R. Hunt M. Jackson ,fat D, Lopez . y G. Mallonado y T. Manahan ' 5 B. Manselll 5 .gif ' ' ' W '-'- V - . ' 1 B Yi. 315225. AA B. Rodriquez , - L. Rodriquez 1 X L -G ' Q 15 f L, S. Sirnmons I ' v 'V V 44 4'i1 lk S, Sfnlth ' 7 - - K I fx . I, Stevens I Q xfl' ' T f B S f -B A. Torres , 4 K in 2 INA, A J. Torres ' rl , I. Trevino A L ff' D. Willeby - ' 2 A 1 K. Wright Q1 ' . , ' ' -' sl L 1' Ill B. Bailey V 3 K Barnes ,I K Bibbs ff C Carson f B. Dixon fi 'T E. Farrias ' 1 L T Flores G Galicia . A P. Guerrero Q K S. Hartfield u it P. Hooker 5- V V . - uf , H K F. K ffw' Wi ,Ng T L22 N A XXV? Wm lm 'M mul L- Mann f K. Merimon . A lug., I P I I. Morcom 9 .QQ ' X If Q ' , gg- r gm f 45 I. Naranjo X, ' A iv ' V 3- nnz l ' N L 1 f D. Parker 1 I Q f X. ,Q L' all :i P- P-MOH ly f W ' l -Ig 1' - ' Y h f I I D. Rios MMM! L .K ff f Xi x 14 we sf 1 ?l ?m: 4 i D- R105 , , E . . L Rojas , V., .5 L .4 Q B.. ' R Salinas ,,- ' ,5 A '. .QQ ' I. Sexton ' 1 V ' jg- , R. smirh f- u V- f 'VA ' -vw W 4 .x . --- J -3, K if W B, Wea-Ver , W 5 lm f ' if I '-A ' Q p N. V . .4 L I. Zaragosa X131 llw. 1ffUal l 5 ' Q2 R. w I. Adams L. Ashton B. Bridges D Davis S. Dawson C Dixon K Durland G. Foster T. Grizzell P. Gravely I, Gray C. Hernandez R. Jones D. McQueen D. McQueen M Medley F. Perez I. Pettit B. Re olds C. Rigard I. Santellano T. Sheppard C Smith D Smith Y Soliz M. Trevino Arellano . Ashley R. Blakley K. Brown M. Burchfield C. Cagle S. Davis P. Evans M. Fuentes L. Gartin R. Gonzales D, Guerrero L. Hall M. Hayes D. 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Jackson A . Rodriquez . Smith Kindergarien Begins Work N . f Q , fi A T Bl l Rf 31 x i kr' Ia t ff me if xr . 1 I 'h 7' 'Bunn 9 if-' 1wifw 1 S fi 1 wiv . , inf N MMI.. ?3f84:LugAusJTk ' - fm '4f f y . - 'W - , T V 9 . A 1'-'A ' V: 5 W .X-M fu A?- . I 14 , . ,N 1 r,x J- ' YS:-I v,' ' it if rf- -, TT ' 'XnQ,7f '?i - fi A --' I ' S K A V nfs.:.q 1 iz I I ' 'F ,Q ' ,f h - lx N--Af X jig -M -rvrr A-Sf, - A T 5 1 . A A ' JI x' Q f-1' N 'T N 1 9 3 , f K,-5,717 Elemeniarg Ai Work And Plag M: -'Q p I L S 1'1 S3 'I A ,zlffiii ,Q-4- A, .4i!l.,cf, ,. 42 Senior Credifs DELLA BROWN - FHA - 1,2,3Q Pep Squad - 1,2,3,43 Basketball - 1-43 All District Guard - 3,42 Awards Comm. - 4g Volleyball - 1-43 Track - 2,33 Junior Class Treas- urer - 33 Senior Class Favorite3 Girl of the Monthg Newspaper Staff - 3,43 Athletic Sweetheart - 43 Most Athletic - 33 Friendliest - 43 and FTA - 2,3,4. HOSEA BROWN - Football - 1-43 Captain - 43 Track - 1-43 Basketball - lg FFA - 1-43 Chapter Farmerg Choir President - 33 Junior Class Vice-Pres. LINDA BUCHANAN - Choir - 2,33 St. Council - 23 Pep Squad - 2,3, RAY CARTY - FFA - 1,2,33 Mr. Flame - 3, BRENDA CHAPA - Pep Squad - 1-43 FHA - 1,22 Spanish Club - 3,4. MARTY CROSSLAND - Science Club Treasurer3 NHS - V. Pres. and Rep. 3 Band3 Stage Band: SBG3 Junior Class Officer3 Basketballg Track3 UIL Science3 UIL Persuasive Speaking3 Annual Staff: Valedictorian3 1st Place 3 yrs. in District UIL Science3 2nd at Regional and Third at State in UIL Science3 Third Place District UIL Persuasive Speaking: Band Beau - 43 Most Likely to Succeed - 4. CARRIE ANN DAVIDSON - Twirler - 1'3: Band Sweetheart - 23 Pres. of FHA - 23 NI-IS - 2,3,43 FTA - 1-33 Treasurer - 23 V. Pres. - 3g Soph. Class Fav.3 Homecoming Queen - 43 Sr. Class Treasurer - 43 SBG - 1-43 Most Likely to Succeed - 43 Girl of the Month: Basketball - 1,3,43 Volleyball - 33 Senior Play. BRENT DAVIS - FFA - 1-43 Football - 1-43 FTA - 1-43 Science Club - 3,4, NEDRA DAVIS - Basketball - 1-43 Volleyball - 1'4: Track - 1-33 Choir - 1,23 FHA - 1-43 Spanish Club Treasurer - 33 FTA - 3,43 Newspaper staff - 3,43 Pep Squad - 1'4Q Girl of the Month. JAMES DICKEY - Science Fair - Roosevelt - 1,32 NavylCruise at Regional 33Football - 1-43 All District - Off. Guard 1971, off. Guard H. M. , Def. Tackle H. M. 1970, All South Plains H.M. Off. Guard 1971: FTA - 1-43 Pres. - 2,33 SBG Pres. - 43 NHS - V. Pres. - 43 Band - 1,2,43 Track - 1'3Q Most Dependable - 43 Golf - 43 FFA - 1-43 Greenhand Farmer - 1. RICHARD FIKES - Football - 1-43 Newspaper - 3,4Q FFA - 1-43 Chapter Farmer. HECTOR GAONA - FFA - 1,22 Coop Ag.: Spanish Club - 1. LUPE GARCIA - Pep Squad - 1-43 FHA - 2,33 Spanish Club - 3,43 Lib, Aid - 13 Office Aid - 1. JOHN GENTRY - Football - 1-43 Track - 1,23 Chapter Farmer - 33 FFA - 1-4. ARMANDO GONZALES - UIL - 3,43 Football - 1-43 Track - 1,21 FFA - Greenhand. BLANCA GUZMAN - FHA - 2,3,43 Spanish Club - 3,43 Pep Squad - 1-4. DAVID HAMMETT - Football -'1-43 All District - H. M. , Split End, All South Plainsg Basketball - 1-43 Track - 1-33 FFA - 1-43 Officer - 2 yrs. 3 FTA - 3,42 Officer - 1 yr. Science Clubg Freshman Offl'.C61'i Junior Class Favorite3 Boy of the Month3 Senior Class Pres. MIKE HILL - Football - 1,23 Track - 23 Golf - 2,43 FTA - 1-43 Mr. FTA - 43 NHS - 2,3,45 UIL Science - 1,2,33 UIL Speech - 31U1L Play - 1-33 H. M. - 23 Senior Play. DON JACKSON - FTA - 3,43 Mr, FTA - 33 Dist. - 33 FTA Pres. ' 43 FFA - 1-43 FHA Co-Beau3 FHA - Beau - 33 Football - 1-43 Quarterback Letterman - 3 yrs. , Cap- tain - 43 All Dist QB - 3,43 I-I. M. All South Plains - 3,43 Texas Voice of Democracy Winner - 4: South Plains Electric Oratorical - 71- 72: .Texas 4-H Pub. Speaking Champ - '71-72: Dist. Persuasive Speaking - 3rd Regional: BB - 1-3: Track - 1-3: Golf - 4: I-Act Play - 3. . SUSIE LARA - Pep Squad - 1-4: FHA - 1,2: Spanish Club - 3,4: NHS - 3,4: Spanish Club - V. Pres. - 3. GLENDA LAWSON - FTA - 4: FHA - 4: 4-H Cookbook Award: UIL Persuasive Speak- ing: Speech UIL One Act Play. KENNY MAINES - Football - 1-4: H. M. All Dist. Center: Fighting Heart Award - 3: 2 year Letterman: NHS - Pres. 2 yrs.: SBG - 2 yrs.: FFA - 1-4: Treasurer - 4: Fresh- man Class Favorite: Mr. RHS, Athletic Beau - 4: FHA Beau - 4. RICK MAINES - Football - 1-4: Track - 1,2: BB - 2,3: Golf - 1. IUDY McGEE - FHA - 1-4: Officer - 2: FTA - 1-3: Officer - 2: Science Club - 3: Officer - 3: BB - 1-4: All Dist. - 4: All-Tournament - 4: Fighting Heart Award - 4: Capt. - 4: Track - 3,4: State Qualifier 440 Relay - 3: Regional Qualifier Mile Relay 4: Most Athletic - 4: Girl of the Month: Girl of the Year: Class Historian: Sr. Class Secretary: Sr. Play: SBG - 4: Band - 1,2: NHS, DAN MOORE - Football - 1,2: Track - 1,2: FFA - 1-4: Chapter Farmer - 3: FFA Treasurer - 3: Spanish Club. DOLLIE MORENO - FHA - 1-4: Spanish Club - 2: Off. - 2: Pep Squad - 1-4: Dist. Typist - 2: FTA - 1: NHS - 2: Girl of the Month: Newspaper Staff: Teachers' Aide: Library Aide: Office Aide, RICKY PEEL - Football - 1-4: FFA - 1-4: Chapter Farmer. TRICIA POUNDS - FHA - 1-3: Off. - 2,3: State Degree - 3: Area Officer - 3: Class Officer - 3: FTA - 2,3: Officer - 3: NHS 2,3,4: Most:Dependable. JACKIE SPEER - FFA - 1-4: Athletics - 2 yrs. : Star Chap. Farmer: Con. Award. KATHY STENNETT - FHA - 1-3: Officer - 2,3: FTA - 1-4: Off. - 4: BB - 1-4: Span- ish Club - 3,4: Pep Squad - 1-4: Sr. Play: Most Dependable. DENNIS THOMAS - Football - 1-3: Track - 1,2: FFA - 1-4: Officer - 3,4. MAX THOMAS - NHS - 2,3: Science Club - 2: FFA - 1-4: Officer - 2-4: Area Offi- cer - 4: Lone Star Farmer Degree. IANICE THORNTON - FTA - 1-4: FHA - 1-4: Off. 1,2,3: SBG - 1-4: Off. - 4: Class Off. - 1: Band - 1,3,4: Cheerleader - 1-4: Head - 3,4: Homecoming Queen - 3: FFA Co-Sweetheart - 3: FFA Sweetheart - 3: 4-H Princess - 1,2: Friendliest - 3: BB - 1-4' Track - 1-3: Volleyball - 1-3: Class Favorite - 1: Miss RHS: Girl of the Month: Sr. Play. MIKE TRAMMEL - BB - 1-4: Football - 1-4: Track: Golf: Band: FTA: Class Reporter - 1,2: UIL Play: FFA: Sr. Play. DAVID VASQUES - FFA - 2 yrs, : SBG - 1 yr. : Football - 1-4: Track - 1-4: Spanish Club - 2 Yrs. 5 All South Plains: All Dist.: Regional Qualifier: State Qualifier: Most Athletic - 4: Fighting Heart Award - 4. CAROLYN WEST - Pep Squad - 1-4: FHA - 1-3: Play. LONNIE WHITE - Athletics - 3 yrs. : Choir - 3 yrs.: Spanish Club - 2 yrs. JOHN YSASAGA - Spanish Club - 3,4: Track - 2,3,4: Football - 1-4: FFA - 1,2: NHS - 4: Spanish Club President: Boy of the Month: Office - 3. 'I4 an-at-K ,1A -. .321 ' ..1,.m5 'TQ . ' I-J - ' ' ' ' ' ,, '-':h17d3 F- f 1 . 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