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

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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

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