Franklin D Roosevelt High School - Mustang Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Awww ,wM,Aks3g3sm4f-x,yf .W P15 Yi! JL THE MUQTZXN G VOLUME II 1967 F'-RANKUN DE!-ANO EJOOQEVEU' HIGH SCHOOL Dallas, Tum Ca-Edlfms Advlwv JANET LONG MPS- OPHE1-L4 G. WIU-WUC ALYQJA SIMMONS UE .ul-l ,v Q Tl-HQ IQ ,5?fw3 Hn' .Q , W 0 4 fffiv WJ V' ' an .gXQQ,m3f1u.' .. N, CU fx, glglf' f , K 44 14 I 'I , n':wf,, f f Z uf n 3' - il, g f ffw f , ,ir ,vw H V ' f gpalvli' , K , - . ,fi ,F ,,,,, , Semiifinalists in Thu I .I V H 1 ' 'L -- I 'li nf., Q V' Thlrd Annual Natlonal Achlevement gnu, ,,...,,,. ,V alr H V,,, Scholarship Program for ' A iff 'hi' ' I Outstanding Students V 'f1L5fJiii':f '1 7,34 ' - -- H!! 'fix -2 , . X V , Z X -g, I fa, M ,, WN , 'f . , u x 1:- s.. Our National Honor Society FRANKLIN DE!-ANO IZOOQEVEU' HIGH SCHOOL MRS. GWENDOLYN TURNER Sponsor of N.H.S. ROOSEVELT STUDENT EUUNEH. Q Q A U , E g: . I. X Y 1- w E --Tw EU IN THE YEAIZ OF 1967. THESE W H O O S E V E LT HIGH 'SCHOOL The R.0.T.C. Officers gif' Q W QQ L ' I , 4, rv -QQ! K-QTAXQ Y X.. 5 ,T . 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THOMAS ROSS, Band Director X 4 x -XA 5 n , .0,qn,,, V, , 1 123'- .7 ,. ,,..... a HE , , N V ' ' 2 D111 L COMMUNUY ACTIVITIES L IN SCHOOL AND 22 W , Q , A .3 iw ,1 ' fir 4w+.-' Our Marching Band H' I: N ll' ll W . ,, . ,, 1, Y 'L '1VP' 9 'Q al ,Nt W if Av 4' 1,5 Q? ff- Rn' 4+ 4 ! 1 .F em 443. v ., , :1,b. 1 ' ,I X X x ,,,g,Q.1mmN N, f , . f .f ,Hgh W, ' I' , , Q- X ff' Linda Mumphrey appears lost in her world of books. ALONE y ,wig ,Z U f. ,-. ,, ,A ,. ,-- . , .1 rf f 4, - . ,f , , 1' 1 ff.. , 6 ' , . . , nv A Ig, af aan ,I W -' up , , ', '-i -, v 1' a ,Q , 4 f '-. .' ' . w , 'L . . ' I 4- .1 . 1. ,f-,-' ...s 0 : ,, Q ,, f ,a 1 ' ' .M - - -M 4 ini' Q ' n ', . ' u fl' ,. ew 'P' ,, . 1 - a . , n ,., ,J F 5 f-- -' .1 -1,,. ' 4' . 't 1, .-' ' Q , , V rv I '.f I ut' ,.' , I, 1, ,an fn: nn ,. . 0 1 . , df' , 1 2 , I K ,- . f. .. 1-' , v' .1 'M' .4 5, +L. J ,un I' . f- I ' mf, n., V ' - ' 1 Q K -- ' ,A vi 4 - .L. 1 fe ' ,, An ' 1 ' . . ,. 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Your jobs and dedication to the cause of education have been We know this small gesture can in no way repay y for t e many hours you have spent helping us and 'other boys and girls. Nevertheless, for all of your unselfish ess, t boys and girls we are inspired to go forth furthering our education and hoping that we too will be of some se ice o others. After doing some research we found numerous pers s in our community that are good citizens because you taught and guided them. Some of your students have be and are good parents, social workers, ministers, lawyers, teachers and physicians. Humbly we say, Thank you for having given so much of yourselves. I3 THEME Books are not men, and yet they are alive, They are man's memory and his aspirations The link between his present and his past, The tools he builds with, all the hoarded thoughts W innowed and sifted from a million minds Living and dead, to guide him on his way. Ammon UNKNOWN Here at the Franklin Delano Roose- velt High School we find hundreds of students making use of thou- sands of hooks. These provide us with the key to the inner door of real knowledge and charge us with a great responsibility. The across-the-table chatterers of- ten find that they have misused the offered key, for the key is portioned out to those who make valid use of hooks and who willing- ly become acquainted with some of the greatest poets, writers, scien- tists, and philosophers. We can open hooks anywhere and find we have much to gain. Always, though the greatest gain is the initiation of an insatiable desire to choose more and even better hooks. -The theme of this annual is hooks. The pur- pose is to emphasize the import- ance of hooks in our lives. I4 ww 1. , f - qv, ,,-Mgiilfhkv 7 'ffnsfx A Q' ,Q kQQ ' .. 1 Q' 1 A i I in ii U 'fy yihuwmu - n-vw mu W EW,-2? Gdleni 'Q' X -f i 'Wo Q Q' Cl!-LAPTEIZQ 6 0 3,52- LIKE PHKLEIWECKIKE I Z bi W0 -FL Q . Mm!! 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For me, it means that I have always wanted to know what teachers said and how and why they said it . . . been interested in how their words squared with their deeds, how their way of life and living differed from other people I knew, both pro- fessional and non-professional, both rich and poor, both white and black. I have always wondered what words of wisdom, of challenge or tripe, were hidden between the covers of books. This curiosity has later paid great dividends Knot neces- sarily financialj in the sheer enjoyment of searching for truth . . . which frees the mind of superstition, pseudoeducation, cynicism, pride, and haughtiness. And so, we are indebted to the annual staff, students, and teachers for the selection of this year's theme . . . Books . . . and for the dedication of this yearbook to some of the Dallas Independent School District's most illustrious teachers. Not only do these men and women represent an aggregate of two hundred fifty years of instructing our youth, but also represented here are authors, journalists, successful businessmen, church organists, city recreation director, and outstanding religious leaders. This is the plus value of a great teacher . . . a great person. To phrase William Blake- W hen thou seest a master teacher, Thou seest genius. Lift up your heads. Qing ZMZQVMJ MIZ. W. L. LONG AQQIQMNT PRINCIPAL, FRANKLIN DE!-ANO ROOSEVELT HIGH QC!-IOOL Congratulations to the loyal Mustangs who publish this second edition of our year- book. Its dedication to books, the oldest and still the most reliable of modern teaching machines, is in keeping with our commitment to a lifetime of literary pleasure and profit. No one can be truly educated who does not cultivate a love for good books, for they are the repositories of all that is good and evil in man. No one can be bored who can make vicarious use of the minds of others through the reading of good books. I f W. L. Long Assistant Principal OUP! PUPIL PERSONNEL OOUNQELOIZ H49 ABLE AQQIQPWTQ 5 z ! i 5 MRS. H. DIXON-BA., M.A. As our Pupil Personnel Counselor, Mrs. Helen Dixon is a dedicated person. She has an efficient plan, which enables her to give every student needed assistance in per- forming in his daily routine. We, the students at the Franklin D. Roosevelt High School, would like to salute her for a job well done. 1..- X H MRS. RUBY CALDWELL MRS. VIVIAN BRYANT MRS. EVELYN COIT MRS. SHIRLEY TODD I.B.M. Operator 23 MISS LUENA C. DUNLAP-B.A., M.A. I am committed to the idea that nothing is more important to the individual student than self understandmg OUR SENIOR OOUNQELOI21 KNOWS QIUDENTQ 6 4 23' Q o Our Senior Counselor is ably assisted by Mrs. M J. Dibbles Mrs. Dianne Herron serves as the clerk for Mrs. Hilliard and Mrs. Love. OUPJJUNIOIZ OOUNQELOIZQ ln counseling with students at our school, we respect the integrity of each in- dividual with whom we deal. MRS. A. L. HILLIARD B.A. in Music Ed.-Bishop College, Marshall, Tex. M.Ed.-NTSU, Denton, Texas Guidance helps pupils to establish appropriate goals and to develop plans for their attainment. Weilike to think of it as supplying the incentive for the weaving of a well-planned life. lt is our aim to assist young men and women at Roose- velt to develop to their fullest their capacities, interests, and talents to prepare-them to take their places as fine citizens of our countryf, MRS. G. E. LOVE B.A. in Bus. Ed.-Huston-Tillotson College, Austin, Texas Grad. Work-SMU, Dallas, Texas 25 MISS J. M. NEALY R.N. MRS- R- FLETCHER School Nurse Nurse's Assistant OUR! QC!-IOOL NURSE WELOOMEQ Tl-IE OPPOPJUNHY TO HELP it l Mrs. Dawson surrounded by her cooperative office assistants riff, ,4.i5?m.. MRS. C. DAWSON Building Secretary Mrs. A. 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He Who from despair and fear sets free 5 rg: t Who shows that to be truly free The restless, sullen soul of youth W 3 fr K N0 pain can be 500 much, ng price To range the harsh terrain of truth, In discipline gnd sacrifice And from the blind 115755 of fully, Too greatg that freedom is a pledge, The blackest pits of 77l8lll77,Ch0ly Q I ' A pfgmisg and a pfiyilggg, T0 Climb, i0 fall, l0 Cline, l0 8f0Pe ' f f r, A glory earned, a grace to cherish, UP llle grim Everest of hope Or lightly held, as lightly perish. Until 1150116 himself he Stands He is the teacher who gives vision, A new strength in his bleeding hands 'f And courage to gulfgge defisiong And kTl01:0S lhaf his faith he 1,0071 - L l N. Who in an gngfy time can leach The Slllnmg Summll-9 ef the sun. ., ,ii , A tolerance in thought and speech f .l ,, Which stones may strike, but never f 52 4, , reach. j gl A JOSEPH AUSLANDER s X 42.4 ,Q '1 ' ' h . 5 ,lf If he -.,,,g A- ...J ,mr 'H n-eg, , iii, H I ' 'N ., -.N Q ' ' of-. -- . N T5 Y . , :. l 'Q 5 E553 xi f .N ' X -R 5-51 Q I 4' , 1 I , If X Q, MRS. B. A. COFIELD A.B., Samuel Huston College M.S., Denver University Mathematics, Econ- omics and Business Administration i jfgi e . I X., l X ff W'!' W ff i 1 M f N f mul l' ,,. eg lisa M sw- K -1: s R' 1- ' S ' bu. 'Q E- st ' K X X df ' , ' of BUQINEQQ DEPAPJMENV Q5 MR. J. JACKSON , B.S., Tennessee A. 8: I. State Univ. Work: N TSU MRS. M. M. MCCULLOUGH BS., Prairie View A. Sz M. College Graduate Work: Colorado State Univ. Typing and Shorthand 29 MISS J. M. CALHOUN B.S., Paul Quinn College, TSU, and Texas College Double Major: English and History ENGLISH MR. J. L. BERRY MR. L. G. DAVIS B.S., Jackson State College Graduate B.A., Texas College Graduate Work. Work: TSU, SMU English UCLA English and Art ry, .. ' 'W xv- ,...K,.. MRS. Z. HILBURN 'Xxx ,X MRS. M. H. JACKSON BS Bishop College Work' Univ. of B.A., Jarvis College, M.E., Bishop Col- VVVI ,L 5 . . ., . legleg Post Graduate Work: UCLA Eng- ii Chicago, Oregon State English is 5 .A 30 MRS. P. L. HODGE B.A., Jarvis Christian College-English EPAPJMENI' 0.5, Q Q- - f K E15 :- Q 1? 5 ff X MR. T. J. KENYON B.S., Bishop Collegeg M.A. Univ. of Chicagog Doctoral Candidate-English ., We ff. t Q K Y MR. C. TEDFORD B.A., Lincoln Univ., Pa. Graduate Work Univ. of Iowa-English-,lournalism - ,129 I if fri K N.. . .ii E fr if .K . R H I MRS. G. MAYO B.S., Prairie View A 31 M College M.Ed. NTSU-English ' , MRS. D. ROY B.A., Prairie View A 8 M College Graduate Work: TSU Univ. of Illinois- English and Speech n ri ' R s MRS. G. TURNER B.A., Texas Southern University English N 1, ,, xx ,l . K MRS. O. WILLIAMS B.A., Bishop College Graduate Work NTSU, TSUhEnglish 3I MR. T. L. CARR, II B.S., Texas College: M.A., NTSU-His- tory and Advanced Civics MR. E. JAMES B.S., Wiley.College M.Ed., NTSU-So- cial Studies 32 MRS. M. CLARK B.A., Texas Southern University Crad- uate Work: NTSU History and Speech MISS V. JOHNSON B.A., Bishop College, Ad. Study: Univ. of Denver, Univ. of Dallas HISTORY MRS. F. CRAIN B.A., Texas College World History MRS. D. LOVE B:A., Wiley Collegeg Additional Study: Bishop College, SMU Social Studies EPAFZTMENT MR. C. PARTEE Lane olle e Graduate Work B.A. C g g : Bishop College, University of S. Calif. -Social Studies MR. A. WEST B.S., Central State University. Grad. Work: NTSU-Studies CSocialJ MISS V. R. TURNER B.A., Paririe View A81M College, Grad- uate Work: TWU Social Studies 3 MRS. C. WALKER B.A., Prairie View A8zM Economics and Geography MRS. K. WASHINGTON B.A., Wilberforce University. Grad. Work: UCLA, NTSU-History MR. M. T. WHITAKER B.A., Texas College-Social Studies MR. C. WILLIAMS B.S., Bishop College-History and Geog- raphy 33 .1 MAH-IEIWYUCG MR. B. BROWN B.S., Prairie View A8zM College, Grad. Work: NTSU, Physics and Math. MR. C. GROVER B.A., Huston-Tillotson College Mathe- IIIHUCS MR. D. C. FORD A.B., Texas Collegeg Grad. Work: NTSU-Mathematics MR W HERRON MR. S. B. HAYDEN . . B.A., Huston-Tillotson College-Matho B.S., Grambling Collegeg Graduate matics Work: TSU, SMU,-Mathematics 34 DEPARTMENT MR. .l. J. HIGGS A.B., Wiley Collegeg M.A., Prairie View A. 81 M. College Mathematics MRS. D. R. JOHNSON B.S., Prairie View A. Sz M. College Work: SMU, UCLA Mathematics 2 A .H ,ml . ll. 1 y .ee N 1 xg f ., ' fa. ki 1 mAwd,,...A 4' X X QW MRS. E. J. LEWIS A 5 f f B.S. Wiley Collegeg Work: Univ. of ,ff ' -i ' , -,gf - Nebraska Mathematics MR. R. E. HOLLIE BS., Bishop College Head Coach and Mathematics MR. H. A. WARNER B.S., Bishop College Mathematics 35 FOREIGN LANGUAGES MISS C. BROWN B.A., Huston-Tillotson MRS. W. H. PROCTOR B.A., and M.A. Indiana University- Spanish 36 if .v- , 'Q t-ja I' fi A 3 Y 1 5 if 5 5 4' M. MR. E. BURSON B.A., Lincoln Uni., Pa. Graduate Work: Univ. of Illinois-Latin gl Spanish MRS. E. HUMPHREY B.S., Prairie View A8zMg College Crad- uate Work: NTSU Spanish MISS G. SCALES B.S., Bishop College French and Eng- lish MRS. W. HODGE B.A., Bishop Collegeg Graduate Work. Prairie View College-Spanish MR. R. B. THOMPSON B.A., Texas Southern University Grad- uate Work: Univ. of So. Calif.-Spanish and French SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MRS. D. M. BERRY B.S., Prairie View A 81 M College Grad- uate Work: NTSU-Biology MR. E. D. METCALF B.S., Bishop Collegeg M.Ed., TSU-Sci- CIICC . . Q5 . 'H -ina.. 'E' vi MR. E. DAVIS JR. B.S., Bishop Collegeg M.Ed., NTSU- Science MR. J. L. STRONG B.S., Jarvis College Graduate Work: TSU-Biology MR. T. HENDERSON, JR. B.S., Morgan State College Graduate Work: TSU, SMU-Biology and Chem- istry wa. MR. J. R. WILLIAMS B.S., Bishop College Chemistry 37 FINE N219 DEPAPJMENT A . A MR. O. LLOYD ,Q A All B.A., Jarvis Christian College, M.M., 'N 5 ' Univ. of Arizona is Q... I1 ' q':. i 1 xQ 0Q'XEXliEQ. U Q vo yxx xx-Ng A :ix H Q. MR. D. DEDMAN B.M., Lincoln Univ. fMissouri3g M.M., Indiana Univ.3M.A., Prairie View A.3zM. College Post Grad Work: NTSU 38 MR. T. ROSS, JR. B.A., Huston-Tillotson Graduate Work: TSUg NTSU Band MRS. A. WALDON B.A., Langston Univ. M.A., NTSU-Art MR. F. T. BROWN B.S., Prairie View A 8x M College Elec- tronics and Plastics MR. E. R. HENDERSON B.S., Prairie View A 81 M College Grad- uate Work: NTSU-Woodshop INDUQITZIAL APIC MR. F. COHEN B.S., Prairie View A.8z.M. Collegw Industrial Arts 'ik as :sas - 1 5 J i Q If f A nw MR. R. J. JOHNSON B.S., Prairie View A 81 M College In- dustrial Arts 39 HOME ECONOMICS fi 'af' ii fi- .... Qi MRS. V. S. GRANT B.S., Texas College M.Ed. TWU Home Economics 40 -6 MRS. M. N. RILEY B.S., Texas Collegeg Graduate Work: NTSU Home Economics MRS. R. J. WALTON B.S., Prairie View A8zM College Grad uate Work: NTSU, TWU Home Econo- mics MR. R. C. CRUDUPT, JR. B.S., Bishop Collegeg Graduate Work: Univ. of Calif., NTSU-Distributive Ed- ucation D.E., MOE. AND I. MRS. P. F.. GARDNER B.A., Prairie View A 81 M College M.Ed., NTSU-typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping OI MR. JOHN H. TRIM B.A., Bishop College Graduate Work: Wiley College, Prairie View A 81 M College-Industrial Cooperative Train- mg 4I EAOICJ. AND PHYSICAL EDUCAU ON CAPT. J. K. RANDALL JR. B.A., Southern University NDCC MR. J. A. FREELING B.S., Texas Southern Univ. Graduate Work: NTSU Physical Education 42 Picture Not Available LT. A. KIBBY f w , ,fm MRS. M. CHRISTIAN B.A., Prairie View A8zM College M.A University of Denver Phy. Ed. P , ,,,.. . .4 .,. 1... ,I .. rt ,... - f,-1.1 . f - f 5 if! if zffza' K W 1 I ie. L MRS. C. YOUNG B.A., Huston-Tillotson Garduate Workg NTSU Physical Education MR. J. C. BAKER B.S., Huston-Tillotsong M.S., TSU Phy- sical Education MR. F. RILEY B.S., Texas College Graduate Work: University of Denver, NTSU Physical Education-Language Arts UBRAIZY AND DEPAPJMENV i 1 ff . i 4' MRS. E. V. THACKER MISS VELMA STANTON, B.A. MRS. SHIRLEY TRAVIS B.S., Prairie View A8zM Collegeg M.S.U. Bishop College Los Angeles City Collegeglil Centro Jr. of Denver Librarian College Library Clerk Q ' Student Library Assistants 0 inte. 'HE' ff' . 5 . . 'Elf vi 5 5- '.-k ft Q ' ' Q v -.':- C '- ,Q , . Z ' Mr' ' vp any -1 MRS. M. CARROLL MRS. R. s. GARDNER MRS. F. HUGHES Stud Hall Bishop Collegeg Texas Col- Study Hall Bishop College Study Hall Texas Co1.g Prairie View y lege A Sl M BEHIND THE QOENEQ ui ,fl ni .L i V , V , , ,V y t sttv , V' 'h r .ga-'-5 ,11 ' an ' ' 4, if fffn ' 29. Q r it . , , a .- 3 E in ga za ' i 4 az. I 1' V W f' , rl N' 'yy f , , ., . y 2 t . V3 I ,.n' X i ii f 44 Since the Custodial Staff often goes unheralded, we salute them here for a job well done. 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W I I 15 Ax SENIOR Cf-A99 OFFICERS ERIC GLENN, PRESIDENT FRANKIE ANDERSON, VICE-PRES BARBARA PARKER, S GLENDA DEIZAMUS, TREASURER ALLEN, SIMMIE ALLISON, JERRY f ser 7: C a vg 'l ei 5 ' no more l ABRAMS, JANICE Aim: Business Teacher ADAWAY, TRAVIS ALBRIGHT, KATHRYN N.H.S.g Charm Club Aim? Social Worker ALLEN, HELEN ALLEN, HENRY ALLEN, MARY-Adv. Band Fu ture Nurses' Club Aim: Medical Technologist QENIOIZQ - Cf-ASQ OF '67 ANDERSON, EDWINA4N.T.S.g Charm Cluhg Student Council Aim: Medical Doctor ANDERSON, FRANKIE Annual Staffg F.B.L.A.g Aim: Medical Doctor ANDERSON, HERMAN ANDERSON, I. V. N.H.S. ANDREWS, CHARLIE MAE- Student Council Aim: Nurse ARMSTRONG, ARLIE ATES, YVONNE-N.H.S., Asst. Sect.: Adv. Band, Sect. Aim: Medical Technologist BARRENCE, LEFESTER BATTLE GEORGIA , NNE- N.H.S.g Adv. Band, Drum Major- ette Aim : Linguist BAXTER, IVERY-R.O.T.C. Aim: Doctor if T1-IE QENIOIZQ OF VEIJ' HIGH WE NOW PIZEQENIE BEECHAM, ORANG-Drama Club Aim: Dentist BELL, HAROLD-F o 6 t b al 1, Capt.: Track, Capt.: Lettermen's Club Aim : Pro-Football Player BELL, JIMMY-R.0.T.C., Capt.g Drill Team BIBLE, SANDRA BLAIR, .I OSEPHIN E Aim : Fashion Designer BLAIR, MARY-N.H.S.g Student Council: Bel Canto Singers Aim: Psychologist 9, I .. . ,ir BODY, DWIGHT-Art Club D.E., Creative Writing Club Aim: Elementary An Teacher BONNER, SHIRLEY-Mustang Prancers Aim : Typist BOWENS, JAMES-R.o.T.c. BOYD, EVELYN-M u st a n g Prancers, Bel Canto Chorus Aim-Airline Hostess BRADLEY, SHARON BROWN, CURTIS A MERRY INDEED A122 THEY. BROWN, EARLENE-Tangier Hostess Club, Student Council BROWN, ERMA Aim: Nurse BROWN, IMA BROWN, FRANCES-Tangier Hostess, Spanish Club Aim: Foreign Language Teacher BROWN, JOYCE-N.H.S.g Rifl- ettes, Capt., Charm Clubg I.B.M. Club Aim, Counselor BROWN, LEONARD-A d v . Band ix .qw BROWNING, RONALD-Stw dent Councilg N.H.S.g Alpha Merit Aim: Lawyer BUFFORD, LINDA-N.H.S.g Student Council: Bel Canto Sing- ers Aim: Pychologist BURNETT, PATRICIA-Mid Term Graduate, Riflettes, Capt. Aim: Business Missionary BURNS, GLENDA-C o n c e r t Choir: Student Director, Annual Staff Aim: Musician CAMPBELL, ROSIE-Grande Chorus Aim: Nurse CARAWAY, BRUCE-Football, Capt.: Lettermen's Club Aim: Certified Public Accountant FOUR YEA!-29 BEFORE TI-IE FPEQHMEN THEY WEEE. HA-an n 50 CARLOCK, JAMES-C o n c e r t Choir Drama Club: Stage Assist- ant Aim: Marine Instructor h CARTER, CONNIE-Concert Choir Charm Club Aim: Voice Specialist CARTER, MARGARET CARTER, OTTO-C 0 n c e r t Choir: Annual Staff: D.E. Aim: Sociologist Graduate CHILES, GLORIA-Mid-Term CHOYCE, JOHN 4? f ml CHRISTIAN, BRENDA-N.H.S.: Charm Clubg Grande Chorus Aim: Psychiatrist CLARK, CAROLYN-Mid-Term Graduate: Concert Choir Aim: I.B.M. Teacher CLAYBORN, JERRY-Bel Canto Singers C O F E R, ARCHIE-N.H.S.: Charm Club: R.O.T.C. Sweet- heart Aim: Lawyer COLLINS, JERRY COOPER, K. C.-Varsity Basket- ballg N.H.S. Aim: Engineer T1-HQ YEAI2 THEY APE Tl-IE QE-NIOIZQ. CROCKETT, BETTY-Mustang Prancers Aim: Secretary CROWDER, CHARLES-Engt neer Club Aim: Engineer CUMBY, CAROLYN--Mustang Prancersg Charm Club Aim: Costume Designer DAVIS, BEN-Varsity Basket- ball Aim: Professional Athlete DAVIS, CARL-Varsity Football Lettermen's Club DAVIS, ELROY-Varsity Foot- ball: Lettermen's Club Aim: Pro-Football Player 5? 5l DEAN, MARY ANN-N.H.S.g F.B.L.A.g Charm Club Aim: Medical Doctor DELLEY, MARCELET-Drama Clubg Art Clubg Tangier Hostess Aim: Registered Nurse DENSON, DOROTHY-Student Council: R.O.T.C. Sweetheart Aim: Pharmacist DERAMUS, GLENDA- F.B.L.A.g Mustang Prancers, Co- Capt. Charm Club Aim: Speech Therapist DICKERSON, MORRIS DOWNS, ANTHONY f 'kg I 'stil 1 . 45 P f -.V ,- 4 S QA? THE FPEQHMEN ADMIPE THE. QENIOIZQ . . t t L al-1-,. , A 52 EARL, ISAAC-R.O.T.C., Capt.: Drill Team Aim: Military EDWARDS, ANN EDWARDS, REUBEN EDWARDS, THURMAN-Van sity Basketball, Football, Base- ball ELLIS, ANETA ELLIS, ANITA ,M l ,b EVERE'I'I', JOYCE FAIN, MYRA-Sr. Executive Committee, Pony Express Aim: Clothing 81 Textile Con- sultant FLORENCE, DELORES FLOYD, MARY-Concert Choir Tangier Hostess Club FORD, LEONARD-Concert Choir, I.C.T. FRANKLIN, DELORES-Jete Dance Ensemble Bel Canto Sing- ers Aim: Social Worker AND T!-IE QOPHOMOEEQ IZEQPECTTHEM. CAUSE, BARBARA GAYTON, MAJORIE GIBBS, JEANNIE-A n n u al Staffg Riflettesg F.B.L.A, Aim: Medical Doctor JENNIFER GIDDINGS-Band Maj.g N.H.S. Annual and News- paper Staff-Ed.-in-Chief Student Council. Aim: Business Administrator GILLESPIE, EVA GILMORE, DONALD-Varsity Basketball Aim: Coach 'N ' ' if ' .3 'xx I' f uf. ' H4- GLENN, ERIC-Senior Class President: Pony Express Staff GLENN, LINDA-Adv. Band: Charm Club Aim: Pediatrician GLOVER, PATRICIA-Draft man's Club: Cheerleader, N.H.S. Aim: Architect GRAHAM, HELENA-F.B.L.A. Aim: Social Worker GRAY, JAMES-Alpha Merit Groupg Student Council, Pres. Aim: Artist GREEN, RUBY-Tangier Hos- tessg Drama Club Aim: Secretary BUTT!-IE JUNIOIZQ ENVYTHE QENIOIZQ A BTV! GRUNDY, SHIRLEY Aim: Barber HAILEY, MYRTLE HAMILTON, PEGGY HARLEY, NATHAN Aim: Business Lawyer HARPER, ALICE Aim: Social Worker HARPER, JAMES HARRIS, CHRISTINE HARRIS, ELEANOR Choir, Charm Club Aim: Airline Hostess HARRIS, LORENZA HARRIS, MARY H A W L E Y, LINDA-F.B.L.A. Concert Choir Aim: Registered Nurse HAYNES, VELMA-Adv. Bandg Spanish Club Aim: Actress -Concert NEVEEJ1-IELEQQ THEY APE THE QENIOIZQ. HEARN, NOLAN HENDERSON, BALLY-Dance Club, Pony Express Staff Aim: Social Worker HENDERSON, DONALD HENDERSON, HELEN HENRY, LINDA HERNDON, JACQUELYN Aim: Secretary HICKLIN, SAMUEL HICKS, RICHARD HILL, CHARLES-Grande Cho FHS HILL, ROBERT HILL, WANDA-Cheerleader HILLIARD, JOYCE-Cheer1ead- er THE QENIOIZQ OF '67 KEEP EVERYONE AWARE . . HILLIARD, STANLEY-Adv. Band Aim: Musician HINES, LUCILLE HODGES, ISAIAH HOLBERT, .IOHNNIE HOLOMAN, CHARLES HOPKINS ANNELDA , -N.H.S. Annual Staff, Cheerleaderg Aim: Psychologist LIE , an 'KQV HOPKINS, JAMES-V a r si t y Track HOPKINS, SAMUEL HOWARD, JOHNNY HUBERT, WILLIAM-Grande Chorus: J ete Dance Ensemble Aim: Medical Doctor HUNTER, SHIRLEY IVY, JACKIE-Pony Express Photographer Aim : Lawyer -0 Tl-MVT!-IEY ARE Tl-HQ YEAPJQ QENIOI29. nib ff . ,Q ' x, W. ., Picfure Nor I Available 1' like JACKSON, DONALD JACKSON, GWENDOLYN JACKSON, MARILYN-N.H.S Creative Writing Club Aim: English Teacher JACKSON, MAURICE JAMERSON, THOMAS JEFFERSON, JAMES JEFFERSON. ROSE JERNIGAN. PATRICIAfB el Canto Singersg N.T.S. JOBE, I,ONZOwAdv. Band JOBE, PATRICIA I JOHNSON, CAROLYN-Tangier Hostess Clubg Art Club I Aim: Nurse JOHNSON, FELICIA--Mustang Prancers, Lieut.g Charm Club . Aim: Social Worker P WI-IEN TI-IE. QENIOIZS DONNED TI-IEIIZ RINGS IN FALL, JoHNsoN,JAMEs I II I JOHNSON, JOHNNIE-Tangier 3 Hostess Aim: Lawyer 5 A JOHNSON, MARCIA I I JOHNSON, NELLIE JONES, ALVIS JONES, ANDREW 585 JONES, CATHERINE Aim: Nurse JONES, DEBORAH-Student Councilg Cheerleader Aim: Engineer JONES, JANET-Dance Club Aim: Professional Dancer JONES, JOE NORRIS-Varsity Football f Aim: Businessman JONES, MILTON : I I HERRON, EVELYN . THREE-HUNDRED AND MORE- PROUD PING?-RQ I-IFFTHE ANZ. KETTON, WILLIE KEYS, ROMEO-Varsity Foot- ball KING, ALFREDA-C O n c e rt Choir KING, GENE KING, JIMMY KNIGHT, KENNETH-Varsity Track, Engineers Club Aim: Electronic Engineer LACY, BETTY LAMB, DELLA LAWSON, TONY-Varsity Foot- ballg Student Council Aim: Doctor LEE, MARY-Charm Cluhg St dent Council LEFFALL, BRENDA Aim: Airline Stewardess LEWIS, DIANE-V.O.E. Aim: Secretary U. WHEN T!-IE QENIOIZQ ORDERED OOMMENCEME-NT NOTICES. la Apr-F . :.: X LiAl f ' 5, . . 60 'Wg LEWIS, LINDA Aim: U.S. Wax LIVINGSTON, MARTHA-Adv Band, Majorette LOFTIS, RITA-V.O.E.: N.H.S. LOGAN, CHARLES LOGAN, IOLA-Adv. Band LONG, JANET-Miss F.D.R.g N.H.S. Math Clubg Majorettes, Capt. Aim: Journalist LOVE, BOBBIE LOVE, MARILYN-Drama Club: Art Clubg Tangier Hostess Aim: Secretary MACK, DIANE MANUEL, KATHERINE-Con cert Choir Aim: Secretary MASON, TOSHA MASTUS, ALVIN THE-H21 IZEACHONQ WERE OF A DI QOPJT MATTHEWS, ALICE MATTHEWS, JOHN-Varsity Football and Basketball MCCORD, HERBERT-Varsity Football and Basketball MCCRANNY, BOBBIE McLEOD, HATTIE MCQUINNIE, SHERYN-Tam gier Hostess Aim: Homemaking Teacher .-If MICKLES, LEE-I.C.T. MILES, EZRA MITCHELL, H A T T I E-A rt Clubg Student Councilg Tangier Hostess Aim: Data Processor MONTGOMERY, ROBERT-Em gineer Clubg Math Club Aim: Electronic Engineer MOORE, EDWARD-Adv. Band MOSLEY, DONALD NO MORE- PPJVOLOUQ BIZAGGING FOI21 Tl-IEQE QENIOIZQ . ,edt 62 MOSLEY, SHIRLEY-N.H.S.g Concert Choir Aim: Sociologist MUMPHREY, LINDA-Charm Club, Pres.g N.H.S., Vice Pres.: Annual Aim: Dentist MURPHY, RITA-N.H.S.g Adv. Band, Asst. Student Director NEWSOME, GWENDOLYN- Charm Club Concert Choir Aim: Psychiatrist NEWMAN, LONNIE Aim: Mechanical Engineer OWENS, HERMAN PARISH, RANDY-Varsity Foot- ball and Track, Lettem1en's Club PARKER, BARBARA-Miss Drill Team, Concert Choirg F.B.L.A. Aim: Social Worker PATTERSON, TIMOTHY PERRY, SANDRA PETERS, EDDIE PETTIT, ELENE Aim: Social Worker BUT RATHER! QEPJOUQ, REALLY QE-PJOUQ T!-IOUGI-IF PHILLIPS, BEVERLY PHILLIPS, DELOISE- Aim : Secretary PHILLIPS, SANDRA Aim: Nurse PICKENS, HELEN Aim: Beautician PICKLES, JEANNE Councilg Spanish Clubg Concert Choir Aim: Spanish Teacher PORTER, OLA PRICE, CAROLYN PRICE, LESTER-Ad RANDAL, PAUL RANKLIN, GENEVA Aim: Seamstress RAVEN, HELEN RAYE, LENA-v.o.E. Aim: Nurse 1 ' is-' I C' , '.' v. Band THE QENIOIZQ BEGAN TO REAUZE QE as A EE rf Ili x :'i.-ziiifu'1.iL-P451- .' 2 . A zifzisn-.11-1 r REAGAN, PATRICIA REYNOLDS, COSTANCE-Mid- Term Graduateg N.H.S. RICHARDS, CLARA RICHARDSON, BOBBY RIDGE, THOMAS-I.C.T. RICGS, DELFERT-V a r s i t y Footballg Baseball, Capt. Aim: Professional Athlete L RIGGS, RICKIE-Art Club ROBERTSON, BONNIE ROBERTSON, .IAMES-Concert Choir, Projectionist Club ROBERTSON, ROSIE ROBINSON, BRENDA Aim: I.B.M. Key Punch Operator ROBINSON, FANNIE W!-LGT BEING A QENIOIZ REALLY MEANIT ROBINSON , MARILYN RO LLIN S, CHA RLES-Adv. Band, Student Council ROSS, SHARON -Student Coun- cilg Tangier Hostess RUFFIN, MADIE SANDERS, LORETTA SCOTT, JOHNNIE-Adv. Band Sweetheart, Student Council Aim: Sociologist 65 Tl-IE QENIOIZQ PEAUZED Tl-WFT!-lElI21 SEWELL, BARBARA Graduate Aim: I.B.M. Operator SEWELL, RUBY SHAFNER, AZZIE SHAWN, ELAINE SHAW, HELEN SHEAD, EMMA DAYS . Mid5Term SHELTON, M. C. SHEPPARD, LEE V SHERMAN, DANIEL-Bel camo Singers SHUMAKE, MATTIE SIMMONS, ALYCIA-Student Council, Vice-Pres.g Majorette Aim: Politician SIMMONS, DORIS-C h a r m Club, Asst. Treasurer Aim: Lawyer 66 SIMMONS, NIKKI-Adv. Band SIMS, DEBORAH-N.H.S.g Con- cert Choirg Charm Club Aim: Dentist SIMS, MARY-Charm Clubg N.H.S.g Concert Choir Aim: Model SLAUGHTER, ELNORA SMITH, CAROLYN-Tangicr Hostessg Mustang Prancers SMITH, CYNTHIA-V.O.E. Aim: Pharmacist N' I-HGH SCHOOL WEEE OUICKLY FLEHING EY. S M I T H, GARILYNN-Adv. Band, Maj.g Student Council: Annual Staff Aim: Mathematician sM1TH, SUSAN SMITH, MARY SOWELS, RUBY-Adv. Bandg Annual Staff Aim: Typist SOWELS, TOMMIE SPARKS, KENNETH-Varsity Football and Track Aim: Pharmacist 67 I 1 , Yff, f. . Raft 3 ,. 5 52 g, OW, Aw- I V ' ,wb - fa .da , -,Y ,-, AND NOTTOO VERY EAIZAHEAD STEWART, KENNETH STOKER, BABY-N.H.S.g Tang- ier Hostessg Art Club, Pres. Aim: Designer STUBBLEFIELD, N.H.S.g Annual Staffg Drama Club Aim: Doctor BRENDA- TALTON, J EAN ETTA Azm: Music Teacher TAYLOR, EVELYN TAYLOR, SHIRLEY-N.H.S - Spanish Club, Concert Choir .Y Azm: Teacher X c ,M ,W g. SPEARS, THOMAS SPEED, GWENDOLYN SPENCER, VERA STANSBERRY, GWENDOLYN STARNES, DONALD STARR, RUBY-V.O.E.g Mus tang Prancersg Co-Capt. THOMAS, BENJAMIN- R.O.T.C. THOMAS, JAMES-R.O.T.'C. THOMPSON, CAROLYN- V.O.E. Aim: Secretary THURMOND, GLENDA TIDWELL, JOYCE-N.H.S.: Cheerleadersg Charm Club Aim: Psychologist T I S D A L E, BETTY-N.H.S.g Adv. Band, Majorette Aim: Medical Technician UE TPMNG DAYS APLENTY F02 EACH QENIOPJ. TOLIVER, JIMMY TOWER, DORIS TUCK, MACHEROY TURNER, CATHERINE TURNER, WANDA-Mustang Prancers, Capt. WALKER, NIRA WALLACE, CECIL WALTON, NATHANIEL WARREN, GAIL WARREN, IONE-C o n c e rt Choirg N.H.S.g Library Club Aim: Social Worker WEBB, CHARLES WEBB, MAELOUISE-Concert Choir: Projectionist Club Aim: Secretary BUT OF THEM ALL Tl-IE QENIORS NEED NOT FEAR: WEBSTER, ROSIE WELCH, CHRISTINE WESLEY, HORACE WESTBROOK, LAVERNE WHITE, FRANK-I.C.T. Aim: Lawyer WHITE, WANDA-R.O.T.C. Sweetheart Aim: Bookkeeping Assistant WHITFIELD, ROBERT-Adv. Band, Drama Club WILDER, BRENDA WILLIAMS, ATTIE WILLIAMS, BILLIE- Prancers: Latin Club Aim: Dentist WILLIAMS, BRUCE WILLIAMS, DWIGHT Mustang Wil. ff Q ,gy 5, . 3, kj, f XI!! 5,-1-'IRQ' LJ if Tl-lElI21TEAC!-IEIZQ HAVE MADE TI-HQ SO: pl' I . i, M., 5 I A ,fA L Picfure 'F' Av.al.,ble WILLIAMS, HELEN Aim: Nurse WILLIAMS, JIMMY WILLIAMS, JOE-Concert Chou' Pres.g Varsity Track Aim: Hair Stylist WILLIAMS, PEGGY WILLIAMS, TIMOTHY WILLIAMS, WILLIE-ROTC Aim: Business Education Teach er T X WILLIS, PATRICIA WILSON, DWAINE WILSON, GLENDA-N.H.S Student Council Aim: Secretary WILSON, ROBERT WILSON, WILLIE-V.O.E. Aim: Secretary WILSON, WOODROW TI-IUQ IN MAY OF '67, PREPARED Tl-lEY'LL QUEELY BE. WINTERS, DONNIE-Concert Choir Aim: Medical Technician WOODSON, CAROL-N.H.S. Aim: Architect WOODSON, VAN T.-Varsity Basketball Aim WORMLEY, JOANN-Mustang Prancers WRIGHT, JIMMY-Golf, Capt. 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'42-S 4 -if LE ' 'Fifi' 3?3f3' : '1:5,ggg5, 5-V' 45 -1. Z? 1 '1 g., - 4g!?'5g2v '.Q?-. ' 'aa ig1:2.f f '2:E?,,: pr :,3,, 43.9, 1-,1,.i. ' 9, . Y .,5 . z 4 'f I if .4 .5 ' N 'A-1-gig. ' 'fa Hai g - , f 'Z '5,.'yQ'3?, 47, ... .- l if! ' fk V I 1 ' C- ' w 4 ,I Q' 1 J Y I gg, X! 1 ,.,,:--1 1? M WV N1 lk 1 K1 txxf g xl' fl!! c I S . k is .gs I Qs X, N if I z S w 5 . wig ' Q D: f D . 3 2 I S E' 'ff :fig 3 if 2 3 is 5 .. N3 4, I 2 1 wx JUNIOR C!-ASQ OFFICERS DONALD MITCHELL, PRESIDENT DARWIN GREER, VICE-PRESIDENT RUC!-IELE MEQI-IAC16, Q MADEUNE EDMONDQ, AQQT QECREIARY AUTI-IUR WASHINGTON. TREASURER LARRY I-IENRY, PARUAMENIARIAN Gb Adams, Cynthia L Adaway, Effie ' I fi E752 Anderson, Emma Andrews, Brenda Allen, Elnora Allen, George Armstead, Donald Baker, Gail JUNIOIZQ - C!-ASQ OF '68 Banks, Arthur -..,,w,,j Bell, Larcita Banks, Carolyn 5 Bembry, Brenda nil Banks, Freddie Barnett, Loveth Bennett, Audrey Allen, Ruby Bailey, Jackie l, fl 1 m rf .11 Beasley, Marva Bennett, Ethel Bennett, Shirley 1 Blair, Evelyn Bowers, Beverly Bowers, Ernest Brown, Ella 8 Bullock, Roger Body, Debbie Bonner, Elayne Bookman, Mary Bowie, Marilyn Bradley, Travis mesa ARE. me JUNIOIZQ Ar pure. Brown, Gunther Brown, Johnnie Brown, Paulette 21 WN Burns, Gwendolyn Burns, Patricia Butler, Lenthyll Bouldin, Joyce Brown, Anthony lf an . s ' . k,,, L D ig 15 , muff Brown, Rudolph X Byrd, Ollie Caldwell, Jerome Camp, Dave Cauley, Carolyn Cheatum, Frankie , 4 , U 'fa W 1-s. 5 ,M f 5 HH p, Z , 'F Canady, Larry . Haw:-'flii', Chiles, Doris- Carden, Will Boyd Chism, Willie THEY OOMPOQE Tl-IE CLAQQ OF '68. 4- 'ik , L y E I 7 A ,M Christian, Willie Clark, Eli Clark, Lester Clark, Linda 4' W of Q ma A 'Q -'K C- H , Cofer, ,lavie Coleman, Edward Coleman, Gloria Coleman, John ef ew,'W . .ra .5 2-'Q FF'-f -:A +' Carter, Linda Choyce, Helen Clayborn, Emelda 4410 Collier, Kathy 79 . , if af. f 1 ax ',, ,I fx f 1 , f I ar iii? Cook, Mannola Cunningham, Bonnie Curry, Wesley . ,gr , 'Q Cooper, Gloria Cregg, Gloria Darty, Carolyn lf 3: 1 5 lf ' A -, Q, 5 Crowder, Bobby f hh 31, Mi 1 -M W Cf , 'r Darty, Gloria AQ Jumrorae mev A122 oune Acnve . . . Davis, Cleaster Davis, Ervin Davis, Martiez 80 Davis, Sharon Dyan, Anaise Deramus, Wanda Davis, Patricia Dickerson, Tyrone Crump, James Davis, Barbara Davis, Patricia Dixon, Diane .df Dixon, Zefferine Douglas, Fayetta Durham, Barbara Easley, Linda Edmond, Madeline l I ,L.L G i g J E 'Ea 5 .,,L' , '55, ,,,kh 2 l E Edwards, Odell Ephraim, Earl Evans, Clyde Evans, James Evans, Patricia IN N1-ILEJICQ, MUSIC, AND DRAMA. Ewing, Stephanie Faggett, Phyllis Fields, Gladys Fires, Ethel Flanagan, Carolyn Ford, Shelby Frazier, Willie Freeman, Gwendolyn Gardner, Brenda Garrett, Robert 1 , if X Z? M- , full' Cause, Charles Cause, Donald Gindratt, Gilda Gipson, Bertha Gipson, Glenda Gipson, Harvey Glenn, Katie Glenn, Micheal Goss, Gloria Grant, Glenda IN ALL11-fe Jumrorze oo EXCEL. Gray, Sandra Green, Aaron 82 Griffin, Debra xml' '. 'Q 'Q . Q a,f if-,,+ Hackworth, Beverly Green Sarah Greer Darvin Griffin Comelia Haggerty, Mary Hall, Barbara Halton, Clarence Halton, Larry Hampton, Charles Hamilton, Donald Sf M H af,,,, Q , aa' Handy, Ernest Hamilton, Gerald Hamilton, Mildred snrlam ' 1' i WN ZQ XJ' .. ,., A , Harkley, Clarence Harper, Frankie fi' GING FORCE INDEED AIZBTHEY. PNg2?L,.,f,.. , Ai.. V' g X Ke Harvey, Robert Harris, Jennifer Harris, Lois Harris, Perry 53 ---...- ',: .g ', I. Haynes, Kay Hamilton, Samuel Harper, Phyllis Hayden, Beverly Haynes, Joyce Henderson, Rita H6I1derS0I1, Wanda Henry, Larry 83 f'xSl. wi' V 2 Hervey, Linda V, ' 1 39' fl if f ,Q Q X f , 1,4 l f . of , .,n.., , Z :E if , x Hill, Rhonda Hollingsworth, James Hicklin, Arthur Hill, Helen Hill, Jo Ann Hill, Lela g Hilliard, Linda PHOTO Hilliard, Robert Hodges, Janice Holland, Don LOYALW IQ THE JUNIOIZQ' MGITO. 55,7 :1 PHOTO Not Available Hollins, Eunice 84 Houston, Edriola Huckaby, Deborah Hollins, Faye I Huff, Willie T00 BUSY ,, Q? , i ls, No! Shown Z I Holmes, Linda Holmes, Michael f Y id Hughes, Mary Humphrey, Lana Jackson, Alberta 2 I J J it J as W' Q 1 if 1 W 11-1 if Jackson, Mitchell Jackson, Alvin Jackson, James Jackson, Jessie CV' Jackson, Sandra Jenkins, Shirley Jeter, Sammie THEY SUPPORT ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. , ssni J J 5- V W i , ,,.. Johnson, Earl Johnson, Trudy Johnson, Wanda Jones, Blondie 3. 1 , ,f if In K Jimi VIV krgz QV Q ' ., ,. Y 1 V VA: At ' V V g,iid ,i,,gsiii:fg-1 ,,' ,Q V, ..,-2 , , ,,,. ' a A -'o ' K VV: V I 3 , J ones, Clifton Jones, George Jones, Marilyn Jones, Milton Jackson, Larry O .3 i Johnson, Carolyn Jones, Bobby J ones, Robert 85 . il MW 1 use 5' Ki? RM Jones, Royal .l0I1es, Terry .., -. . - H - i WIL were it of i f L L Il., .W. .,z' .. King, George King, Matthew x 4 Lamb, Regina NO Jones, Theopilis Keeton, Wayne Kemp, Billy Kjzzie, Oscar Lacy, Anthony WHATTF-IE ACTIVITY . . Lamb, Carolyn Lang, Jacquelyn IF 1' P 86 Leffall, Charlotte Lewis, Patricia Law, Daniel Lee, Linda Lewis, Robert Lipscomb, Willie Lee, Mary Livingston, Forest A 1. Q' 4,1-1'+sf 'f is as-vff?'a'i f,5. 1 Lloyd, Sonja Lockhart, Brenda Loftis, Shyrlan Lyles, Maeomia l Jima Merchant, Antonie Martin, Sylvia Mathis, Dane Matthews, John THE JUNIOES CAN BE COUNTED AQ AD It V, ,Zito .ffl 7. 7m ff' is 1 F sf'-5 Mayberry, Ludell MCC11ll0Ch, Elizabeth McCullough, Joyce McGill, Johnnie S I Mack, Francine Matthews, Mary ::' ' No! Available McGill, Tyrone , L '5- ,'.. ,ii was 9- f 'fam , W rr, , , W gr ' A ' , r, ,,., i n , 5 ' A ' - -?:2z2i3E'2' 11 92 J McKee, Sharon McKinney, Bennie Means, Howard Meshack, Ruchelle Mickels, Walter r A 1 0 :ii , 'W iff ,K I ,rn ll by v-...as-9 in . ' A' rf' Q up 1' R f Mitchell, Donald Mitchell, Larry Moore, Johnny Morgan, Autna Morning, Alice 'va Morrison, Lawrence Mosley, Lucille Mosley, Rita Moss, Wanda Mllckleroy, Marsha SCHOLARSHIP IQ ANOTHER JUNIOR BY-WORD. L.. 1, . Murray, Princella Myers, Linda Nash, Paul Neal, Alford Neal, Ann in Nelson, Vickie Newsome, Settie Newton, Jacqueline Nickerson, Patricia NiCklCb61'TY, Bllfbaffi 88 . rm N 12 I ghgig Nobles, Carolyn Partee, Cecil 1, l Oliver, Larry Patterson, Beverly OlliSOI1, CELl'IIllICl1Cll Parker, Cris hs! Peters, B. D. Phillips, Maxine H ,gr it 8 2 Qu-If' ,, ,f Parker, Randy a I K , i .iff Phillips, Sharon Tl-IE JUNIOIZQ QFUDY FOl2f MANY GOOD PEAQONQ. 39 : 51 l moto 6, U n Z ' NOT AVAILAIU 5 W vi Vik: . 'N , f' 1 er 1- rf P, W Q , 'X XP 2 W it 1 l 5 X . :WP I 6 Pickens, Peggy Perry, Mattie Pipkins, Dianne Price, Clarence P1'iCC, David i in O 'T ,fo l l Picfure Qi., Mi , V I , 2 Not P' ' Available 'f Price, Linda Price, Paul Printers, Hazel Pruitt, James Pruitt, Leslie Ragsd-310, Lilldfi Ray, Gwendolyn Ray, Lester Reed, Eloise Reed, Margaret 'NOIQ Richardson, ,lacquelyn Riggs, Ronald Roberts, Arnetha Roberts, Edward Robertson, Cecilia JUNIOIZQ DEQIEETO MEIZJT GOOD GRADES - - at ,-.:, . X Robinson, Gwendolyn Robinson, Clyde Robinson, Edgar Robinson, Troy Rogers, Neoma 90 Rose, ,lerutha Sanders, Brenda Sanders, Lee Scott, Anita SOON, David +A x 'G' Scott, Linda Searuggs, Elaine Shelton, Zelda Sheppard, Freddie Sherman, Janice Simpson, Wanda Sims, Arnetta Siddal, Darlene Simmons, Linda Simpson, Tommy .gf Smith, Carolyn Spencer, Irma Q0 THGFTHEY CAN GETINTO ATOP 1, 'lv '4 3 H' if i ' ri, , Smith, Claudette Stanton, Frederick Q' Smith, Gloria 'x Stewart, ,Ieren if at gf W A Smith, Roy Smith, Tillman v, ,qi e Stewart, ChCl'Y1 Stinson, Annetta 9 1 Sweet, Gwendolyn Stubblefield, Aqualine Sykes, Therman Tarvar, Doris Tatum, Finis 'V' X Nol Shawn Taylor, Diane Taylor, Dorthen Taylor, Haron Taylor, Kay Thomas, Barbara THE. JUNIOIZQ LOOIC FOI2WAI2D TO NEXTYEAEJ . Thomas, Billy 92 Tites, Tethel , 1 if.: 'F Jil. Picfure Availiihle A Thomas, Ivey Thomas, Lillie Thomas, Martha Thompson, Thomas fir Traylor, Faye Traylor, Rosalind Trimble, Ray Tucker, Alice Tucker, Barbara , ,,.,, . Walker, Carolyn Ware, Janice . . ... u I ' .'.,'-, -. ., 1.,'- , uf. vt fa. '.f'-1.'f'j n,' bu Wheatlefy, Erma Tucker, Betty Turner, Carolyn Turner, Shirley Walker, Barbara Walker, Diane Wallace, Theodore Walton, Tinus Wamsley, Edwin WHEN THEY WILL BE QENIOESI Washington, Arthur Washington, Linda Watkins, Carlyn Watts, Lois .. , ft , . ,. ,, A fl ' E is' , White, Brenda Whitlow, Donald Wilcox, Gloria Wilkerson, Donald 9 ai W if ' 1 ' -1 2 ' , M af' Wilkerson Lovell , Williams, Brenda Williams, Carolyn Williams, Erma Williams, Patricia Williams, Regina Willams, Robert Williams, Shirley Williams, Irene X, Willis, Janice me JUNIOIZQ Peer, mevu. use PREPARED Fora Qemrolz YEAR. Wilson, Charles Wil-WH, Gloria Wilson, Mary Wilson, Mary Worth Woods, Betiy ,rf am, Connie Vaughn, Donald Vaughn, J ewelene Yarber, Robert Yarbough, Barbara Yarbough, Dwayne Walker, Billy Wiui3IIlS, Frank Smith, Linda INDUQTTZJOUQ JUNIOBQ AQQIQTANNUAL QVXFF Q . 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' , , eiifii 59.1 A N, 1 - fa ,r-- Qgyg:--, as . -z, f .5a-, ,- .. fini, 4,-. -ff-:' 4 .i27- , '15 , f, , ff- I z W L4 l 71,1' X'f.'lYdf4 1, ff M W W lx X X I QSSTS N i SOP!-IOMOEJE CLAQQ OFHCEZQ nMorr-wyxclceow Pwssroemr DIANNE RANDALL woe PRESIDENT WILLWPD LO!-'TIS AQQT Q ELLEN HOLLAND 'YPEAQUEEPJ DIANNE OLIVEIZ1, Q 5: S Abney, Linda Abrams Clara Alexander, Myrtle Alexander Theresa Anders, Lorree b Anderson, Ernestine f 'l I uf 1 ,. 1 5 Anderson, Frances h ' f Anderwn, Jimmy A t ,gy A Armstrong, Bobby , Ausborne Keith is Avant, Marvin Baldwin Dennis QOPHOMOPEQ - CLASS OF '6Q fr Banks, Lewis Barrett, Mary Bartley, Elven Bartley, Syphronia Bates, Edgar Battee, Gary Beecham, Mattie Bell Kath , ryn Bembry, Henry - Berry, Frances Bllllngslea, Vlrglnla Blackman, Wanda Blakely, Tanua Bluitt, Samuel Bradley, Emma Brager, Frieda vt! if' , 1 E Brigham, Kenneth Brinkley Betty Britton, Sherry Broden Bumett Brooks Carol Brown, Claudie THE I-IAPPIEST CLASS IS Tl-IE SOP!-IOMOPJE CLASS: YES Brown, Ezzard Bufford, Rita .1 f, Brown, Gladys Burks, Evelyn Brown, Gloria Bumett, Johnnie Brown, Lemmie Burton, Alice Brown, Minnie Butler, Lynn Byrd, Alberta Carnpball, Ruby Castle, Louis Champion, Gloria Clark, Rhonda Clark, Stella Cofer, Mary Coffee Brenda THE QOPHOMOREQ ARE Q0 ENVIABLY Coleman, Catherine Conway, Dorthy Cooper, Celia Cox, Lena Culpepper, Delores Cunningham, Peggy Cunlin, Joyce Currie, Jackie Chatman, James , Cheatman, Irma . , C , '4 2 Chiles, Marlen Clark, Linda 1 ' I Ya, 'E ag, Z rw' -E 7 Crayton, James Daniels, Cynthia ,gil .41 'ilu 'ldv r Daniels, Parlie Davis, Bobbie Davis, Brenda Davis, Loretta Davis, Marion Denson, Jeffery Dickerson, Dexter Dixon, Richard Dunbar, Barbara Easley, Doris Edwards, Atha Ellison Elvin THE O11-IEP! CLASSES THINIG T!-lEY'I2E JUST Ellison, Shelia Empy, Carolyn Faggett, Willie Ford, Jewel Evans, Bessie Gaines, Carolyn Evans, Nellis Calloway, Debra A EEL if f I. . , we W wi,4W,,' .Www v : 'V?2fii??522!g:gj:3 Ewells, Jetta Garcia, Doris Garrett, Stanly H , ' Gaston, Sharon bwgfxfv Q, as ' A A ,ga .., ...Q I' ish Gause, Ronald A ,, TVV V ., , Getter, Lavonne , 515 V Gillespie, Gloria Gindratt, Reba Gipson, Josie Gipson, Patricia Gipson, Sylvia .11 ,,'- V Glenn, Bobbie l , G at .- i iy I i i ,Q Glenn, Peppy Goodman, Owieta BUTT!-IEIIZ QUQPICIONQ ARE EN-QE, OF COURSE. Q' R V .,, . I 5 Gray, Jghnny Greene, Rhogenia Griffin, Barbara Griffin, Patricia Gross, Joe Curley, Deira Hackney, Denoris Hall, Patricia Hall, Robert Hanks, Shelia 23255. ki' .,,, x 1 ' M ff' TQ Q if iiee if I Hicks, Dorothy Hillery, Darlene Hargest, Patricia Harper, Carolyn Harper, Nora L' Harrell, Cynthia Harris, Deborah Harris, Gaye Hatcher, Debra Hawthorne, Joseph Harris, Jennifer Harris, Martha hi-N557 Q 3 lb H , f A K ', i H:x31m:?F:zntie . t f tiii 1 as Q if isa- gi: I THE QOPHOMOREQ ARE NOT , 219 ,.. EG , Z. ,r Ira r lb I ,Q si Hill, Bobby Hines, Ann ' QV A 0 Q.. i Hill, Dianne Hines, Lillie ! ,.,v ,A l ,. 4.- 'e- X ete Hilk, Eddie Hines, Sylvia ' J it X Hill, Thomas Hodges, Mitchell Q- J: , Holman, Carolyn Holland, Ellen Holliness, Patricia ., - Holman, Loretta . ' 1 J ,o 'SJ In H Hopkins, Linda A 3 , ' Hubbard, Margaret ,sf 5... , --A,r Hudson, Doris , Hunter, Ruby an -A-.far Jackson, A. 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Amid scenic decor our lovely queen, Miss Janet Marie Long, receives her crown, and begins her year-long reign as our Miss Roosevelt . Incident- ally, that's her father, Mr. W. L. Long, our Assistant Principal, who's doing the honors! USL M 1 THE QPLENDOIZ OP OUP! ROYAL MAJEQIY AND HE-F21 COURT vv, - XWVN E V if fy vi K 5? 04 ,I iw, Surprisingly, Miss Johnnie Sue Scott receives the trophy for Miss Band Sweetheart 1967 N ,V All smiles for Linda Glenn flst runner-upl, Johnnie Scott QMis Band Sweetheartl, Ruby Sowels f2nd runner-upl The Blue and White Ball at the Marriot proved to be an enjoyable evening for all . . . ...especially Mr. Ross fBand Leaderl I48 6 ff Francine Pitts, Track Sweetheart receives a trophy which Coach James so proudly pre- sents. Nl-ILEHCTEAM EAPIQ F-IONOPED Miss Jennifer Giddings, the Football Sweetheart receives a plaque from the approving captains Bruce Caraway and Harold Bell Miss Willie Chism is crowned Basketball Sweetheart by Principal Williams as Coach Davis looks on. AQQEMBLEQ ARE ENJOYED QYALL 2 , I .S4..,.- These were the participants ln the assembly for the Negro History Week As these Seniors performed an origin skit for an English assembly, the aud ence laughed, cheered, and mused! 0 ACTIVITIES AROUND N l-ROOSEVELT I-HGH These students, members of the Traffic Safety Council, represented their classes in the City Traf- ffic Safety Conference which was again held at Roosevelt. Linda Mumphrey presents the tro- phy which was awarded the Traffic Safety Council for its meritorious work during the year to Principal Williams as other senior members of the council look on. Science-Math Fair winners smile ap- provingly after learning t h e good news. V 14 . , X L54 1 ! ,f I ff .,. ' i 1, Z4 VII? .VI f Tl-YE ANNUAL STAFF F021 '67 annual staffers worked untiringly to the Mustang '67 an annual all stu- at Roosevelt would be proud to STANDING: Brenda Stubble- Simsg janet Long, Co-Editorg Jennifer Giddingsg Glenda Joyce Tidwellg Anne Battleg Eric SEATED are Otto Carterg Carilyn Bruce Carawayg Dorothy Den- Alycia Simmons, Co-Editorg Mumphreyg Betty Tisdaleg Hopkinsg Frankie An- NOT SHOWN: James Gray, Art Editorg Maw Simsg Jeannie Gibbs: Mrs. 0. G. Williams, - Advisor. if l fi PONY QIZXFF C. C. TEDFORD, Sponsor if 15...-f g V H effmilh- l f - 7 in ... The school newspaper staff members take time out from work on the next issue to pose for the photographer. AQPIPJNGJ QT'-3 X uw if mu'4.r.:.rsf.l1 M gn.. C- Journalism students visit the school library to survey books, in preparation for a project of book reviewing. I53 V . ,ug -w.,,,,M 214 4 M.. Q.. mn 'H-.,.,,V A f . wxbupr, ,fi M As Mrs. Ebron crowns the PTA Queen for 1967, Mrs. Killing, her runner-ups, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Davis, look on. Barlow and Assistant-Principal Long smile ap- I 54 N ,... OUIZ P171 QUPPOPJQ QC!-IOOL ACTIVITIES Our Parent Teacher Association has been instrumental in supporting our student activities. In February of this year, our PTA made a donation of five hundred dollars 1355001 to our athletic department. We, the students of F.D.R., appreciate tremendously their support. y up ..,...,... - yyy, y, ,ysy .,.., in .,. if .,y,. uk .,....,.,. y ,ng lhrwsaai K' ji' af' gif H Mil 1 w fi V X, W vfj. Lf if fv fgjfvwf N l. -ww f! I -.f . N 'bfi Z xl 55- P . :ww M 24 'vu K ff 5 Y-' ' X--M gpm ' ' 9 J VW' f ' f f ,I 'K -A ff M2 ' xv W? V 51 'J ' A !!' u , 1 1 1 5 f ' W, .yifkiv N P , ,,, 1 A lv h Q0 I IMI, .1 H . E , It A I l 1 K' NR .', . Mjpf ., , Jr N 75- 5' 11- 'film 'I' - If 1 Q .N x, ' , , 4' ix! s . , ' , f - A w.: ' N ifw' X ,. 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Their names: Robert Cauley, Charles Craig, Lewis Bradley, Patricia Burnett, Eddie Harris, Gloria Chiles, Lawrence Nickleberry, Barbara Sewell, Charles Watkins, Carolyn Clark, Johnny Howard, and Constance Reynolds. i 2 , i Mrs. D. M. Berry sees to it that her homeroom is a leader in every type of competition. V215 ALUVAYQ ACHVE n is 'fn M W g' I ' 'ff f F in mi dl Mr. Atwell West sees to it that his homeroom gets everything done. if ,Q W ,i ,? ZQ.p JA, If Mr. D. C. Ford, the sponsor of this homeroom, lets an important matter slip, homeroom President Archie Cofer is on hand to remind him of it. I-I OM Q CLOSE TIES AMONG STUDENTS ' QT ,,15!!I'f V,M-- my ,E f l X The senior homeroom of Mrs. E. B. Humphrey abounds with leaders: Delanio Hogg, Eric Glenn, and Frankie Anderson to name but a few. E 1. 23' I X ,seg .. Q Talent is the characteristic most prevalent among members of Mr. J. Berry's senior homeroom. I58 wwf , 7 , .. . V ,ol diff. I .....,..,..,..' ' ' Under the patient guidance of Mrs. Marjorie Jackson these industrious students will soon be seniors and well on their way, Tl-IESE JUNIOIZ l-IOMEEJOOMS WILL SOON BE SENIOI-Z ONES! , if - f si ' ' W Inn I Mrs. D. Roy's Homeroom students arc quite active in numerous organizations: Mustang Band, Concert Choir, Drama Club. Q - - - 1 xfx V, l ' fx 1 y 2 4 1 so 3' 'E , flrf: ww. gl. 'F g'f'fS+93Q'- K' Y -- 1 my 1 Y fo S ' f , ' if K ,ff'd,N.,-Q? . , wig '. Q , K 5, ss, ,, o ' - N, so I A K, .. K :i'Q,ii314lwtl W'., f...-if f sv 4' ' - - - Mr. Partee's homeroom though few in number represents a part of our junior class. I60 F-IOM Mrs. O. Mayo's homeroom usually leads in P.T.A. attendance. Her juniors see to it. QMEE . fn.. l l Q , X M w 1 Q il Homeroom students of Mrs. C. Brown look forward to Tuesday so that they may bank. Banking is an ac- tivity in which all homerooms are involved. TUESDAY MORNING . . . Mrs. K. Washington's homeroom, like all sophomore homerooms, has its own set of officers. l6l l ,iA. 1 . QOPHOMOE M. D SEV lowest Q I I l :ll il! av . I' E Mrs. O Williams takes great pride in her sophomore .. 'Z' I V M , , homeroom, because they have proven to be true V '- - l , Mustangs. iv mg,-i V. . .A 'jg' 'I ! V ',- ,, 5 ., - fsfk,V I .Z ,F 'J 1. X V ' II xx N K , .NX . ,, . A 1 s '!l x .V A 1 . A -ff f The homeroom of Mrs. D. Love enjoys her puns as well her animated personality. Af h h 'Parl en Francais', Only her French Mrs. W. Proctor's homeroom class delights in wondering what she is saying w cn s e e students understand that. l62 'OMEIZOOMQ ' Wi -H SQ O SoWE4.9r r--vrxL,gN IGH SCHQQL E MR. J. STRONG 0 fx V homeroom students K g 'e: 1 o 1' 4X ' . , r Q ,... -,. - ' A , I Q 'Q , Mr. J. Strong is instrumental in ' 9 Y coordinating the classes for his U- Q ,QE-gil ' 'X1 .fiuxafi fnixwgfgx X, C1-AQQEQARE MAN M',,,.. Under the patient guidance of Mrs. O. G. Williams Cahoveb, and Mr. T. Carr fbelowl, these students are gaining knowled will prepare them for their futures. - 'gf . Wd ' 5 'e......f y . I64 ge which ND VAEIED AF F-.D.I2f. Though Spanish, chemistry, and biology are rather difficult subjects to master, Mrs. W. Hodge Cabovej and Mr. T. Henderson fbelowl endeavor to get their students to attain a certain degree of proficiency in them. l65 All these students are in the Vocational Education Course offered by Mrs. P. Garner. Though they miss out on activities, their working experiences serve as great compensation. x r ll VULT r NHL Ufflft UNMIITION Nl w +1 Nts HRC ILKYID lr ,,,....-f VOC!-TITONAL EQ I The techniques, skill and knowledge gained in the Business Education classes will benefit these young ladies in the near future: thus, they are members in the Future Business Lead- ers of America Club. -E. ... 3 t' if Enucnrlon PM - u T u R E uslNEss EADERS MERICA Q BUSINESS MEN AND WOMEN AEE ALWAYS S In Distributive Education, Mr. Crudupt explains to his students the importance of good business and prepares them for the jobs of today and tomorrow. IANYSTUDENTS Mr, Trim, ac J quaints his stu- A V dents with trades in which they hope to become employed in the future. my If g r ip s : 2 + h t,i fi t. , ' F MR. R. C. CRUDUPT JR I67 p- -- V f ffl ' We 3 3 s w . ur Q, . ,4 -. is yyu, if eess 1 X g W of Miss J. Neely plan to be Registered .wrmwmmese l f wma .mass mis new mm was ameri ' : f 15 'SKS These students enjoy working with Mrs, A. Hilliard. fi y Z fil,nnn 5 nnnnn enee eenn - 4 eeen .QM??fM'4s nAee.,n ee' ee-e ' fg fllee ig, sw Q ,lill as l im emWa t Mrs G Love's helpers are a congenial bunch. The business of counseling goes more smoothly 1n Miss L. Dunlap's office with the assistance of the office workers. A s THESE ARE BUUWO Musmlve QEPMCE i . Helping students to assemble for school programs is the major objective of the Mustang organization-The Tangier Hostesses Their sponsors are Mrs. M. Clark and Mrs. M. Riley if il ll in K I1 5' a A' Ji Q 'A' . r f ' MRS. M. CLARK SPONSOR These girls who compose the Mustang Announcement Group enjoy making the daily morning and aftemoon announcements and presenting each morning's devotion. I69 M ...Ae FD 121. ART CLUB The Art Club members feel that certainly their artistic ability has been enhanced by participation in the club. Their able ad- visor is Mrs. A. Walden. IQ A MUQFFOPJ PARTICIPATION IN TI-IEQE CLUBQ JEIE DANCE ENQEMBLE A talented group indeed is this one. Be it a Coronation Ball or a Talent Revue the ensemble performs well. Mrs. M. Christain, their sponsor, insists upon them doing their best. QPANIQI-I HONOR QOCIEJY Officers SEATED, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mary Leroy, Treasurer, Jeanne Pickles, Vice-President, Darvin Greer, Sgt. at Armsg Debra Galloway, President, Jimmie King, Parliamentariang Rita A. Murphy, Asst. Secretary, Beverly Johnson, Secretaryg STANDING: Lucille Mosley, Kenneth Wiltfield, Debra Mitchell, Charles Stewart, Baby R. Stoker, Cecil Partee, Shirley Taylor, Lariy Henry, Carolyn Harper, Jennifer Harris, Linda Ragsdale, Mrs. B. S. Gardner, co-sponsor. Mrs. E. B. Humphrey, one of the Spanish teachers, sponsors this challenging organization. The Spanish Honor Society mem- bers delight in playing old Spanish game, Breaking the Pinata . YWNURI4 eg '29 N 'O 'fi' 5115 'f 5 J D kv- 0 ,. -A ii Membership in THE SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY is obtained by those who have attained a high degree of excellence in Spanish. Members pledge themselves to further the use of Spanish in the world. tlflilltlilx 3 Q I, ll -JELIQ, in hiykw . 'iw-WW.. ., , . ,E 1 WM-lf' Hw- 61 V61 LEFT T0 RIGHT: James Cray, presidentg Alycia Simmons, vice presidentg Carolyn Cauley, secretaryg Dorothy Denson, asst. secretaryg Rita Loftis, finan- cial secretaryg and Ronald Browning, treasurer. THE STUDENT OOUNCIL DEMANDQ GOOD LEADERSHIP Members of the Student Council as well as of the student body realize that good leadership is what any successful council needs. For this reason they have chosen these students as their leaders. GHZLQ EAGEIZLY QEEKJ MEMBERSHIP IN THE F.D.I2f. CHARM CLUB The Charm Club which Linda Mumphrey heads and Mrs. V. Grant sponsors is one which is held in high regard by all girls at Roosevelt. Only those admitted to join are those who fulfill certain requirements. l72 LNIN CLUBBE-RQ DELVE INTO THE PAST The Latin courses taken by these students motivated them to participate in the Latin Club sponsored by Mr. E. Burson. - A i 1 Performing comedy skits is a proven favorite of the Thespians. mespuwe ewov Tl-IEIPJ mer PACE The Thespians at Roosevelt lead quite active lives. When not performing at Roosevelt, they're at a neighboring community center. ,Q LL if f 0-- F.D.I2f. CONCEPT CI-IOIIZ IZEOEIVEQ RATINGS erf 3 , II' - f- This year the Concert Choir under the direction of Mr. Otis Lloyd traveled to Prairie View ASM Col- lege to compete in its Choral Clinic. Choirs from schools all over Texas competed, nevertheless our choir ranked among the best and received excellent ratings. The officers are: J oe Williams, Pres.g Darvin Greer, Vice-Pres.g Eloise Reed, Sec.g Sharon Ross, Asst. Sec.g Gloria Darty, Treas.g Adrian Neely, Bus. Mgr. The Madrigal Singers is a select group of vocalists taught by Mr. D. Dedman. i y if f '45, , t X-Nw if-:Amgj X Q Tl A ,- QL i BEL MR. DARYL DIDMAN sl? . AQ? 'il We GRANDE CHORUS MB. DEDMAN ORGANIZEQ NEW C!-IOIZAL -Lal- This musical society known as the Bell Canto Singers attained enough proficiency in its first year of organization to also go to Prairie View to compete in the Choral Clinic. They, too, merited excellent ratings. I75 I76 QOPHOMOPEQ PERFOIZM IN C!-IOEAL READING ONS The F.D.R. Choral Reading Society under the direction of Mrs. Z. Hilburn is composed of sophomores. They appreciate the' opportunity to perform in such a top flight organization. MPS. P. I-IODGE LEADS TI-IE Y-TEENS AND I-IF-F21 QOPHOMOEE. I-IOMEPDOM MGH-ICLUBATTIZACIQMANYQTUDENYQ P O O S E V E LT HIGH SCHOOL Ki 5 Q ft ., -.s-qq,W4' uw' A ., .f My The math teachers combined forces to sponsor this progressive organization headed by Delanio Hogg. me Qcxemmrro MINDED JOIN me Qcrervce owe Here Science Club members show off their apparatus as Mrs. D. Berry, their sponsor, smiles ap provingly. I77 XWXWXWXWXW XX KXWXXXK XXX! WX KH WW WX WF WK KZQNKXWXXNWHWF WX WX KX ia ga ei S5 ga Q? gif is gif fs? fi? Q? S5 5? iii Iii is AA? 9 FFT ul J XXXXFKXKFKQ CHEM RiKikiKiki MORN INIG By-FAUNI: SIMMONS I saw dawn creeping across the sky, All the birds go flying by. I saw the sea put on its dress of blue mid-summer lovliness, Green arms of pine and Juniper. I heard the wind call Out and Say! MGet up now, it is today. WILD THING By-JAMES H. EVANS Floating, dashing, from tree to tree Treading over land which no man has ever seeng Is the door closed to me? Shall I ever have that which is yours? The mountains over which the waterfall pours: The falling dewg The crimson skysg All of these things I pursueg wild thing show me the key, Show me the happiness which can be mine, Tell me, shall it ever be? WAITING By-CLARENCE OLIVER In a dream that I recall A day in autumn when the leaves fall. I went to the bottom of a hill, To wait for a boy named Bill. I waited until the people turned out their light, And all the little boys put up their bikes. Then I went home to rest my head, In my little brown and black hed. LOVE By-MARY HUGHES Love is a thing unknown, Unconquered canyon of loneliness Where your farest thoughts roam. Where there is no thought but your own. SHARING By-SANDRA ERICKS The world is filled with bitterness, There's not much love out there, The greatest problem of today, We don't know how to share. If sister and brother starts today, By leaming how to care, Then sooner or later, eventually, We all will leam to share. The purpose of our being here, As simple as it may beg God the father of us all, We love and worship thee. AUTUMN By-ALICE HARPER There must be frost on those fiddles under the moon, Autumn is coming, autumn is coming soon. The last of the crickets push the dry leaves Before each do-Or. Seeing the moonlight over the hayfieldsg They turn to their fiddles once mo-re. DIRGE . By-MARILYN ROBINSON A strong wind, moving fast, Blowing trees and grass up from the ground. To look at the flowers, being moved from place to place, How sad a picture it is. The clouds are hanging low With a sad black color. The trees are without leaves, The sun does not shineg neither will the stars come out. APOLLO By-BRENDA MUTONG There I see nxnning through the trees A man running after his love to be. He ran so hard to catch his love But in a flash she had turn into a tree I touched her hair which had turned into leaves, Her blood had turn into sap. I put the leaves altogether and made a laurel-wreath SPECTRUM By-BARBARA THOMAS Beads that flow like a sunshine ray, Colors that diffuse in every way Enhances a flickering enchantment And falls like jewels so content. Dim lights that lure with a shadowy dew, That sprinkles the sigh of a hue. As fire beauty curves beams, This is what a spectrum means. A DIRGE ny-DEBORAH LYNN WILLIAMS The time has come when we should sigh, And kiss our only beloved good-bye. For he has passed a way to rest in peace And now his gentle heart is at ease. For all his sufferings and woe, Has he to suffer anymore. fTTI TT TT I an Q I TT ll TT ll TT I .A rx -- .a rx -. .H rx Q -. .H rx - TT ll TT I .x rx x l TT ll TT Il TT ll TT 1-I TT ll TT If ITTIITT .x tx rx za mx X .Q fx ITT! FW rgmxxwmxxxmsxsmsasvsusasmxxxxxxxxxxxax A DIRGE By-ARTHIA LORETTA SANDERS Cold and bare, it sleeps so long. Fade and hollow blue Dark and lonely silence Quiet still and noiseless it layg A sleep Of deadening soundsg Sad songs of days long past Have all drifted into a sleep of lonely days. No one cares, Only sorrow stands and stares. At a life that has come to an end. AUTUMN By-DEBORAH LYNN WILLIAMS The multi-colored leaves Falling all around. The pale-green grass Turning yellow. The cool, clean breezes Whistling its song. The early nightfall Brings the cold wind Saying, It's Autumn. A DREAM By-GWENDOLYN JACKSON I dreamed I was the queen of the wild frontier Where the bawl Of a steer was music to my ear. For a queenly crown In a noisy town My life I wouldn't change No life so free As the life we see Way out on the country range The winds may blow And the thunder growl The breezes may safely moan- A queen's life Is a royal life My house is my heavenly throne. AN UNIVITED TUNE By-WANDA HILL A whisper of sadness, a tearful farewell Is like signaling the down drafts or the air to hell For though a river of sadness an ever flowing sea A dirge will, be heard for you! And for mel AUTUMN ByfDELOISE PHILLIPS How memory cuts away the years, And clean the picture comes Of autumn days brisk and busy, Charged with keen sunshine. And you, stirred with activity, The spirit of those energetic days. AN OTHER LEAF By-BARBARA THOMAS Another leaf falls to earth's base Tugged by torrents of rain A rendezous- But not in vain. I AWAKE By-BRANDON SOWELS In the morning before the sun is up: I rise to see the dew on every butter CHP: Oh! what fun it is to see Mother Nature's beauty awakening All around me. DAWN By-JAMES JOHNSON Dawn is the break of day: It's just like the beginning of birth, it's some- thing new. I LOVE THEE ByvJANLr LONG Amid these days of fun and folly, Your name but often comes to mind. But I dare not stop to think on it For I love you, dear, too dearly. This love of mine haunts me so. Neither day or night does it from me part. It is for you alone that it does so exist, For I love you, dear, so dearly. Though some loves fade and are forgotten, And some contend that it is rightly soy But for my love this shall never be For I love you, dear, too dearly. TWILIGHT By-VIKKI FAUNE SIMMONS I stood beside a hill Smooth with new fallen snow, A single star looked out From the cold evening glow. There was no other creature That saw what I could see- I stood and watched the evening star As long as it watched me. VESPER BELLS By-MARY c. BLAIR Faintly, I hear them ringing, Sweetly as children singing, Rippling the evening breeze That gently sways the trees. With them-birds can't compare The limelight with no one they share. They are the most bewitching way To create a perfect day. SYMPHONY By-BARBARA GAUSE A symphony of autumn leaves is very beautiful to me. What a beautiful sound they make, As the wind blows cool and brisk, The leaves dance in the cool moming mist. H564 Refi! Hifi! HTH HTS! Hifi! HTH HTS kbji iii! this Hiii this his this iii iii! iii Hifi! Hiji HTS! Hifi! Hifi! HV! Hifi! Sir fi! as as ge is is is .A ta as sa as as as as as as iii MUSVXNG CH DEIZQ APE REALLY GP!-F21-EN'! In one of their fabulous formations are our cheerleaders: Patricia Glover, Willie Chism, Lilliam Lucus, Annelda Hop- kins, Wanda Hill, Peggy Cunningham, Joyce Tidwell, Deborah Jones, and Diann Hill. Cheerleader Captain Joyce Tidwell gets airborne . Let's go, Mustangs! is the familiar cry of Annelda Hopkins. I80 .Q .-.agesf i 1 t , ... 5 i i v :- Y' . ,rf xiii'-3i'w'. 0 f '22 A fp 6, 'S , f '3-af 'UN Qf , . A 9 N f,, A f'wW 17ff f IIII . H 'fffuf ' I2 gf A 0 I bw I ' W K 4 I M Q3 :r 5 , MQ' A, -4 - ff lg ,- .l,I xi. Xl 6,6 -- I f I ,-X JA I Q A xx I -- L' 1 ' ' If 'H rv- pgufsyfr W 4 V I 9 jk m 1 ' ' f . ' 'SEP' ' 3 X 'fW 7 2, rr. PZ..-- I '. 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A A I JA WJ ,.... gl 1 4 - 2 K gl -4 SEN! 0121 MEMBERS Tl-IE MIGHTY MUQVXNGQ Z as K M .Q wt. . .s,N,,:1. ,W 5 Wav? eeee ,, 4 i 1Ai T- ' iire ' to ieee ., , ' 5 Q Jnse C if 1, i I LEFT TO RIGHT: Van Woodson, Donald Wilson fManagerJ, Billy Jackson, Willie Cook fTrainerJ, Ben Davis. STANDING- Ben Bradix CCaptainJ, Wesely Westbrook, John Matthews Elmer Gaston, Don Gilmore, Ervin Smith, K. C. Cooper, Melvin Lawrence, James Williams, Floyd Wadley, Thurrnond Edwards, Coach-Ellis Davis B49 1 Q66-67 . - ,. - as , ' rf if' i ff i - :ff f f V15 1-'F J. ff!-is -- 4' 1 ' if ww we Q. . -J '5-if-. , ' V .1551 -Q, ' I .- 52 A ,ff Ben Bradix Captain I84 QENIOIZQ IN BAQKEIBALL BELOW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Ben Bradix, John Matthews, Thurman Edwards. STANDING-K. C. Cooper, Don Gilmore, Ervin Smith ERVIN SMITH Co-Capt. Terrorizing THURMAN EDWARDS Dazzling I85 BASEBALL TEAM r ' 5 2 , M , , ,k,, . . . , . , ,,,, ,,,,,,,, ..,,.,,,,,.,,,, . W,,,L, ,,,,, , vi' g i - MM it . , .WJ L15 v 1 X ' at f llsl V 'A :':f L ' Q LEFT T0 RIGHT: fFirst RowJ Jerry Collins, John Dunn, James Robertson, fSecond Row? I. V. Anderson, fCaptainD, Romeo Keith, Donald Holland, J. W. Jackson, Charles Stewart, Delfert Riggs, Wayne Keaton, CTrainerD. fThird Rowl Robert Jackson. Charles Holoman, Edgar Robinson, Harold Bryant, Jimmy Davis, Robert Grimes, Herbert McCord, Theodore Miller. Coaches- LEFT: Carl Williams, RIGHT: Ellis Davis TRACKJTEAM I ,rl ,, K . L 5' ak, AXA: LEFT TO RIGHT: fFirst Row? Donald Mitchell, Calvin Berry, Willie Matthews, Alfred Neal, Hodges Mitches, Dennis Baldwin. fSecond Row? Donald Armstead, Robert Myrick, Randy Parish, Elroy Davis, 'Mitchell Jackson, Raymond Lewis, Leon Walker, Joe Williams fThird Row? Fredrick Stanton, Larry Oliver, Dave Camp, Leotis Wafer, Bobby Hill, Charles Stewart, Ronald Washington, Robert Shaw. CF0urth Rowl Willie London. Johnny Stoker, Theodore Wallace, Danny Colbert, Harold Bell, fCaptainl, Ervin Jackson, Johnny Caldwell, Johnny Sneed. fFifth Rowl James Williams, Donald Lester, CTrainerl, Wayne Keaton, fTrainerD, Bracy Anderson. Coaches, LEFT-Frank Riley, RIGHT-Earnest James I86 GOLF TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. J. C. Jackson lC0achJ, Edgar Bates, Troy Robinson, Edward Johnson fCaptain5, Jimmy Wright, Chester Abney, Richard Guyden, Lorenza Harris EN 'Q CLUB . T f t ae' awww .fx LEFT T0 RIGHT FRONT ROW: Alford Neal, John Matthews, Elroy Davis, James Jefferson, Carl Davis, Thurman Edwards, And Micheal Barrett. 2nd Row: Herbert McCord, Hodges Mitchell, Wesley Curry, Bruce Caraway, Edward Duncan, Jerry Collins Donald Mitchell, Ronald Franklin, Ben Bradix, Robert Jackson, and Calvin Berry. 3rd Row: Romeo Keys, Randolph Parrish, I. V. Anderson, Jimmy Wright, Adrian Meely, Harold Bell, K. C. Cooper, Edward Johnson, Ervin Smith, Delfert Riggs, and John Dunn. I87 Co-Editors-Mustang '67 JANET LONG MISS V. TURNER ALYCIA SIMMONS Tl-IE EDITORS QPEAIG... BOOK-Q APE GRAND: BOOK-Q ARE- G-PEAR BOOKS Jug CANT as BEAT! It is our sincere desire that it is with similar esteem that you regard this year's annual Mustang '67, As you thumb through its pages we, along with the other annual staffers, hope that its pictorial ac- count of student life at F.D.R. will recall to you fond memories of experiences long past. Student life at Roosevelt is quite difficult to cap- sule into a single publication, it has so many facets. Nevertheless, we endeavored untiringly to do so. You, the students at F.D.R., alone can determine whether we failed or succeeded. We wish to thank all faculty members, Mrs. O. G. Williams, Mr. C. Tedford, Mrs. M. Riley, Mr. .l. Jackson, Mrs. E. Lewis, Mrs. P. Gardner, Mr. J. Strong, Mr. E. Metcalf, Mrs. A. Cofield, Miss V. Turner and Mrs. M. Carroll, who provided the necessary guidance and assistance in this endeavor. A great school such as ours deserves a great an- nual. 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' - ififf? : fl 'i 'l55'3i: 4-'free 'Ei-' :I , , 3 2a93 ' 4 45- 'liviaiiir f-'15'?3' --5 -i: ,A U -'-, 'a i ifzfrr .23-'fa ' 3-2: :'1g :-?E'Fd 2' ' ' 3 1 g?if f2 ff :If NW ff: if 1' ? 1' 1 1 ' J 4 E5-1 ,I Q w w f Yf ' g ff H f 1 .EFX ' wls Ll ' , I f fr' fif'Q-vw, Best Wishes from A Future Mustang Q s K. 4351 1 Ty4 y 1 J-Wx K- . Noel Cedric Williams relaxes at the zoo with his mother, Mrs. O. G. Williams. Noel Cedric and his mother visit the tlower show and the Health and Science Building at the Fair Park. Congratulations Mustangs inf' Mr. R. C. Gilmore Long may you be a great school Ot learning and inspiration, ln other words, a great school Ot tun and activities also. For tour years ot days and nights, You've guided your seniors-every plight. Through thick and thin, and Through every season. These modest rhymes can scarce reflect. The measure ot your success. The community's pride in you Deserves. at least, another lliacl. ,,,,, L E I These Musiang Seniors enioy 'rhe Friendly Pepper-Upper. Their names: Alycia Simmons. Garilyn Smifh. Jeannie Gibbs. Jennifer Giddings, Oifo Carfer. James Gray. Ronald Browning. and Bruce Caraway. Drkppen THE FRIENDLY PEPPER-UPPER THAT NEVER LETS YOU DOWN! 41 Dr Pepper SEE'-ff ELECTRO MIMEOGRAPH SERVICE FEATURING ELECTRONIC STENCILED PROGRAM COVERS FOR CONTINUED USE Special Seasonal Covers A+ No Exfra Cosi' PHOTO AND SKETCH PRODUCTION Professional Covers Ideal For Church Use Phone HA 8-5338 lAf+er 5:00 P.M. Week Daysl Copy gc Design Ariisiz Mr. J. C. Jackson Congratulations To Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School Build an ldeal School tor Greater Service to the youth ot Dallas Compliments ot MRS. F. B. ROMN MISS LEUNA C. DUNLAP DISTINGUISHED ENGLISH STUDENTS a. THEIR PARENTS JUNIOR CLASS HOME ROOM Anderson, Jarvis . . . . . . . . Bailey, Jaclrie .......... Dorty, Gloria and Carolyn ot Mrs. G. L. Mayo, Instructor ....-.--...... ............... Goss, Gloria ............. Hayes, Kay Francis ...... Henderson, Wanda .... Gindratt, Gilda ..... Lias, Charles ..... Jaclzson, Sandra . . Kelley, Jennifer . . . Martin, Sylvia' . . Mosley, Lucille .... Michels, Walter . . . Jones, Don ..... Phillips, Sharon . . . Rodgers, Neoma .... Stubbletield, Aqualina . Traylor, Rosalind ...... Washington, Douglas . . Mr. Jesse Scott .... . . . . . . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Jaclr Anderson . . Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Wallxer .. . Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Spencer Mr. Smith . . . . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hayes . Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Henderson . . Mr. and Mrs. James Gindratt . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lias . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Louise Bonner . . . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kelley Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Martin Jr. . .. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mosley . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Lester Michels . . . . . . . Mrs. Dee Esther Jones Mrs. Annie Rice . Mr. and Mrs. William Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stubbletield . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Otis Traylor . . . . . . Mr. Garland Washington . . . . . . . Mrs. Lewis Powell ere Everyone ls Wel COme Roberi' H. Wilson, Minisfer ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH Greetings From MR. AND MRS. WALTER R. COIT, SR. AND FAMI LY BEST WISHES FROM THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF SARAH ZUMWALT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Here af Zumwalfz Educa+ion is our mos? Imporfanf Assei Principal-Mr. F. D. Todd Assisfanf Principal- Van McClellan FeIici+aI'ions From PRINCIPAL AND FACULTY of Ihe COLONIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Dr. H. I. Holland, Principal Greefings Musiangrs EDWARD J. MASON. M.D. Office: 25I6 Foresf Avenue Phone HA 8-3562 DaIIas, Texas COUNTRY FOOD STORE Where Oak Cliff Trades l6I5 E. Elevenfh 8: Corinfh Phone WH I-I854 S8cH Green Sfamps Greeiings Musiangs PATRICK'S CLINIC PHARMACY -fl and 9992 4432 S. Oakland .... ..... H A 8-I09I 25I6 Foresi' Avenue ..... HA 8-I668 11.1 I ' ' '11- . A I I M I g I ld fh f'gh+ Ih I h UT6 WOU Fd 6 Insure and Be Sure . . 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QW,-ier Dallas, Texas GFSGIIHQS Congratulations to the PlERCE'S FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL W. J. lBillI MILLER 48I9 Second Avenue Dallas, Texas I345 Morrell Ave. Dallas. Tex. Congratulations Mustangs WALLACE TEXACO Gfeellngs SERVICE STATION BETHEL A.M.E. SENIOR CHOIR 2230 Cedar CFSSI Blvd- Hassell Tanlrsley, President WH 6-0008 J. D. Wallrer, Minister Fast Road Service Sam Crutchfield, Manager M, B, ANDERSON Congra+ula+ions and Besi' Wishes TAILORING-PRINTING GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER SINCE F909 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BARBER-BEAUTY SHOP Theodore Lee, Principal TA 3-0304 Zolo S+. S. L. TI'dyIOI', Assf. Prln. All The Way Muslangsu Complimenfs of GFGGTIHQS - PINKSTON'S MORTUARY BETHEL A. M. E. TRUSTEES FUNERAL DIRECTORS QUALITY--SERVICE-ECONOMY I was glad when fhey said unlo me. le'r 2703 Hatcher Shed B+ Myrna us go in+o1'he house offhe Lord. Dallas, Texas 252l5 Phone HA 8-3772 , , M. B. Anderson, Presidenf Insurance For The Enhre Family J. D. walker' Minisfer Ages Birlh To Age 90 L. Bufler Nelson Minisler Compliments of SALEM INSTITUTIONAL BAPTIST CHURCH 39l8 Crozier Sfreef Dallas, Texas FRlEDMAN'S DRUGS I705-A Foresi' Ave. HA 8-l3l3 Free Ciry Wide Delivery W. A. MIDDLETON Real Esfafe-Nolary Public 3634 Havana Slreel' Dallas, Texas 752l5 HA I-4645 H. RheH' James, M. Ed.. Th. M.. Pa sfo r NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Congralulalions fo Franklin D. Roosevell' High School ANGELO'S FOOD MART 8: MORNINGSIDE SUPER MARKET 2707 8: 46II Second Avenue HA I-2094 81 HA 8-2426 Greefings McGOWAN FUNERAL HOME JOHN CLAMON USED CARS Buy Sell Trade 4IOI Second Ave. Dallas. Texas 752l0 HA 8-3I9I Phone HA 8-27II Res. BR 9-l83I GOLD STAR SUPER MKTS. 54I4 Bexar S+. HA 8-I050 2425 E. lI+h WH 2-38II H IGH LAND VILLAGE APARTMENTS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ERMA'S BEAUTY SHOP 2235 Cedar Cresf WH 6-036I Bes+ Wishes Musfangs Developmenf of S'I'. John Bap'I'isI Church Be'r'rer Life in Aparimeni' Living . Rev. Roberi' Wilson, Pasfor David J. Hamilfon, Manager Compliments of GOLDEN STATE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Managers, AgenI's 8: Clerical Sfaff 2606 Foresf Avenue Sui+e e2I6 Phone HA I-4I39 Dallas, Texas cATEs PHARMACY .fTE AC0 Free Delivery Service No. I 2IOI S. Edgefield Phone WH 8-7303 No. 2 Vermont at Ewing Phone WH 6-2I79 Tire Service HA I-2627 ARCHIE LEWIS TEXACO SERVICE STATION POWER TOOLS REN-I-ING Tire Sales, WI1eeI Alignment TOOLs. TOOLS, AND MORE TOOLS and Balancing Wisemiz Hffdwafe and Mechanic on Duty-Road Service pplance 4707 So. CentraI Expressway 4306 S. Lancaster FR 4-I386 ai. Hafcher K MART Quality Guaranteed Shoe Department -2' 0. V ,JP Jesse Ochoa Jr. Samuel B. Haynes Manager Assistant Mgr. SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Western Boots-House Slippers-Women's Flats Men's. Dress-CI1iIdren's-Women's Sports Men's Work-Boy's 8: Little Gerfts-Heels-Midheels Daily I0 a.m. to I0' p.m. Sunday I2 noon to 6 p.m. 330 E. Ledbetter Dr. FR 4-93II Dallas, Texas Greetings, Mustangs OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ATTENTIUII STUDENTS' irder your schwol nnss nomd PM J 'Tr- N F so of '00HJs H9 zoo: Kiest Blvd. ' 452 735' PENT HOUSE ot Hair Design Specializing in Beauty WorI: Wig Fitting-Styling-Cut-ling CoIoring Phones WH 2-58I0 and HA 8-0045 2224 Cedar Crest-2805 Forest S7 it K-55,41 1 Qi it 7 22 E5575553353555555 5' . . 'g 4-'J n x -. . :fr l,r ,912 ' . . .. Rig L M,,,,.s9g,,,,- If el llll dj Qyfif r g I L4 Q N xrffljy -t .J ig X , LNNP- :S ' ' l'-P43175 If I Now you can wear the symbol of your high school while you are still a sopho- more, junior or senior. Don't wait until you're al- most ready to graduate to get your school ring. Order yours today from Zale's, in magnificent 10K gold rings for all schools. It's so easy to own, on convenient terms. Wear it while you PSY- Boy's 529.95 Girl's 52535. Open an account today! 3528-52 Q JEWELERS 4909 So. Lancaster G'-ee-I-ings' friends MITCHELL'S CLEANERS 'From 2929 Forest Avenue Free Pick Up 3, Delivery DR. LOUIS G. MANCUSO Call FR I-0654 Expert Cleaning At Modest Prices 'I' LAUNDRY SERVICE ' LOCKE'S BARBER SHOP 3034 Grand Ave. PHONE HA 8-0029 5 Experienced Barbers- Air Condifioned Open Ibl Days a week- 8 A.M.-8 PM.- DALLAS. TEXAS COOPER'S LOUNGE 3I8 WaII'on DALLAS, TEXAS Home Cooked Meals-Dancing Open I7I Days a Week Greefings Musfangs JOHNSON'S MORTUARY, INC. Ambulance Service- Congra'I'uIaI'ions Musfangs EL-BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Da and Nne 2032 Mouser SI'ree'r Y Rev. B. B. Neal, Paslor 25I0 Foresf Avenue- Dallas, Texas WELCOME BEST wlsl-:Es N. J. DANIELS for 'rhe Confinued Success of a Fine High School MRS. MARJORIE HUMBER JACKSON 1966-67 Real EsI'aI'e CITY WIDE BAIL BONDS 43I6 Oakland Ave. HA I-3I09 SAN MOTEL 28I5 Carpenfer HA 8-9460 Congratulotion Mustangs and Best Wishes To The Faculty and Students Of Roosevelt THE LOVE FAMILY Roy H. Love Rodney H. Love Roland H. Love CEDAR CREST FUNERAL HOME 2349 Cedar Crest Blvd. WH 2-3l62 Prompt Ambulance Service in Oak Cliff It is comforting to know that regardless ot circumstances. a dignified, 'fitting tribute will be accorded to the departed one here. Congratulations! VICKERY FLORIST Specials on Graduation Corsages 49ll East Grand Phone TA 4-63I6 Dallas, Texas 75223 FEEL FREE TO CALL ON US AT ANY HOUR WE HONOR ALL BURIAL POLICIES: 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE ONLY FUNERAL HOME IN OAK CLIFF Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter A. Wilson- Mr. 81 Mrs. Luther A. Johnson. Proprietors. IFelicidades Mustangs! SOCIEDAD HONORIA HISPANIA FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL Craftsmanship is unrhanging, though its techniques have been revolutionized endlessly through the years. Craftsmanship is precision . . . knowledge . . . dexterity - patience. But most of all, rraftsmanship is pride in the job - pride that goes beyond pay or prire or profit. Craftsnlanship is not a system that ran be installed by engineers. It is an indefinable element that is bred into the fabrir of an organization by inspired leadership and unending insistenee upon produeing only the finest, Craftsmanship works through the mind and the hand, but its genesis is in the heart. Urzzft .v,iX'P QJZW outage. 'Eg' Q Our Congratulations to the MUSTANGS THE J. R. WILLIAMS FAMILY Best Wishes to the SENIORS MRS. W. M. HODGE Compliments SOUTH CAK CLIFF STATE BANK I4I5 Easl Illinois Dallas, Texas Member of F.D.I.C. Fresh Meals CompIe+e Line Groceries Compnmem PIANQS DAIRYWAY l .F Owned and operaled O by PIANO BROTHERS 4407 W. Mockingbird al' Lemmon Avenue. FL 7-I274 RICHARD PIANO E. R. MOORE com PANY ST AR GROCERY AND MARKET 2I00 Leonard S+ree'r Mustang seniors really go for Pepsi-Coles! GOOD LUCK SENIORS LONDDNIS James Madison CLEANING 81 LAUNDRY High School Faculty, Staff WH 3.0085 qnd 22gfXLCfiif'TgQfsl Student Body Arthur L. Mills C- C- R principal Principal, A + 17 Welcome Where The Spirii' Meefs +he Soul WL BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. B. B. NeaI, Pasfor 2023 Mouser WH 6-3584 PARKER'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Washing Greasing Polishing Road Service Tire Repair Mechanic on DuI'y I90I Foresf 81 Harwood Sf. JAMES D. PARKER Congra+uIa+ions Musfangs MARTIN'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO INC 3600 Ross Ave WaI+er Sfone mgr. CompIimen'I's of LONE STAR CADILLAC COMPANY 230I Ross Avenue I Rl 2-7222 DALLAS, TEXAS Congrafulaiions Mus'I'angs' NORTH DALLAS TAXICAB CO 3207 Thomas TA 2-9276 J. L. Clemons, g A The Dallas Negro Chamber of Commerce Salutes ITS QUEEN-JENNIFER GI DDINGS l ag 3, 5 ar 'K . by S s , ri -fs , '4 X 4 Jennifer, fhe members of rhe Chamber feel privileged 'lo have you as our queen. We all exfend fo you our besr wishes for The success of your yearbook, Mustang '67. Mr. C. A. Galloway Presidenl M. L. 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