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

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PRINCIPAL Congratulations to the sponsors and staff of the 1974 MUSTANG. Three magnificent years have passed since we set sail on the Roosevelt Luxury Liner seeking educational excellence. This continuous voyage could not have been successful without the stamina with which the Roosevelt family has cooper- ated with the staff and sponsors to produce a beauti- ful pictorial review of the 1973-74 school year. There is always a lot of work that goes into such a publication that probably goes without recognitiong for this, we thank you. The focal point, however, continues to be on you, the student in the 1974 MUSTANG. As you turn the pages of this MUSTANG, may you relive the happy, meaningful, and profitable days spent here at the Franklin D . Roosevelt High School. Our school theme, A VOYAGE ON THE SEA OF EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE, suggests that our ulti- mate goal is to provide the best possible education for each student at Roosevelt High School. Our stu- dents are our cargo of precious jewels, and our teachers and staff compose a dedicated crew of edu- cators who are qualified to enrich the lives of our students as we sail toward academic excellence. Leon M . Hayes Principal LEON M. HAYES

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS As we look back on this school year, we see that it was a year of many exciting events. Hard work has allowed us to accomplish many things. Those of you who are seniors, and graduating from high school, are beginning a new step in your life. You must con- tinue to work hard. Those of us who remain at Roose- velt High School will continue in the tradition of being loyal Mustangs. As we go our many different ways we will have a pictorial review of the year's many events in the form of the 1974 MUSTANG. The MUSTANG spon- sors and staff must be complimented for providing all of us with such a remembrance of the 1973-'74 school year at Franklin D . Roosevelt High School. Louis L. Bredsoe Assistant Principal ll s.,. LOUIE BLEDSOE You read about a spectacular man who earned S1 billion. You wonder how. Well, he did it by follow- ing the same rules and practices which will make you a successful person. The billionaire, of course, is Aristotle Onassis, who attained much fame and publicity by marrying the widow of President Kennedy. People said he was lucky. He was dishonest. He had a pull. He knew how to buy his way. All these things may be true , but, it is also true that he owes his success to hard work . . . and an eagerness to go ahead and do something. He still works harder every day than most Ameri- cans are willing to work. It's a success story which would be hard to duplicate , but the principles he followed would make you outstanding . . . hard work . . . and an eagerness to go ahead and do something. Onassis just proved it . . . so can you. Charles A. Knox Assistant Principal CHARLES KNOX