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

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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--

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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

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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.