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

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I remember when I first saw a high school yearbook and got a look at what high school life was all about. I was about as enthusiastic about being a senior then as I was when I entered the ninth grade. Now that I have got- ten to Seniorhood, I donlt want to leave. But time stops for no man. So in order to preserve and keep all the precious memories of my career and yours at F.D.R., I am honored to take part in the 1981 Mustang Corral. My only regret is that the entire book can't be waterproof, so I won't stain the pages with my many tears. Billy J. Wright Editor Graduation is one of the many goals and aspirations of all high school students. As time has moved on, we have prepared for the unpredictable future. As Commence- ment Day moves closer, the thrilling events of my past high school days fertilize my mind. In this annual lies the unforgettable memories that will always linger in my mind. It has been a vastly enriching experience for me as Co-editor of the Mustang Corral. Best wishes to you in the future. Stephanie McMillian Co-editor ,NNRMMM icjlze Qibeciaion a eww

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