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Roosevelt High School - Eagle Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

- Class of 1977

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CC JJ The Wila' Bunch fgewhemde, ..... .. CC JJ H appy Days KSixthGradej ............,.... C'Our Day Will C ornev fFUIh Gradej ..... CCJGWSD fFourth Gradej ............................ CCMOVIH, On U tThira' Gradej ................ Teacher, I N eea' You fSeC0,,dGmde,.,...... Sweet cic I nnocent fm, Grade, ...... I Wanna Go H ornev fKindergartenl...... Childfeng, tsetco ....... .. Wasted Days di Wasted N i ghtsv fstpf, IN DEDICA TI ON A. W Aikens, Elementary Principal The day is alone, but its memories are mine to keep forever. Ray Smith High S ehool Counselor The greatest use of life is to spena' it for something that will outlast it. Evehfn Thomas Librarian The sole meaning of life is to serve humanity. Memories A na' Scattered Pictures This year's yearbook theme was 7'7 Changes at Roosevelt. There were many changes in every division of the school. The annual staff was able to find seventy-seven changes to match the year of publication. Some of the changes were small. while others were large, but all helped to make Roosevelt the school it was in the year 1977. ln the Elementary two of the changes occurred in rotation of teachers. The fourth and fifth grade teachers rotated rather than the students, and the first through third rotated too, the first time for either students or teachers. In the lunior High department the P.E. and athletic classes were divided by grade rather than by boys and girls. There were also many changes in the High School. The band had new feature twirlers this year and also brought home a rating from contest for the first time under the guidance of the new band director. The five varsity cheerleaders all graduated for the first time in many years and there was a new school song this year. The gym floor was repainted and the typing classes receivedall new typewriters. Along with the new salad bar and many other new happenings. these were the Changes of '77 . NEW SCHOOL SONG Roosevelt. you mighty Eagles Standing straight and tall We will give our strength to you, We will give our all. In years to come we'll remember and we'll proudly tell We're among the fighting Eagles from mighty Roosevelt. ff 40' ' i i we 'g. r JI R, N is -at ' '- 'li wi-1.1-ur A 'it .I 1- fa lg 1- 4 '. K: st-, 145t,,, '.' NM-1 all l I Ks in ...nm r illlllllll Of Things We Left Be gig' 5 I 1 s u J' -lv .Q . gf, 5 e 1 4.1 9 'HH L' A HIT Q Phu? ' ' OTHERS -144L.' x Lf 5'5 9 gmfQs.W9 ggi' -If Q15 A1 ef' Q .15 2. f ' 199915 '59 A-9 5156 gg eff' fi.: 45: be, i'lS L' 910856 N Y' Eizlxj I, Y ' 1 H appenzngs x Y. , , f X 'S , 1 ,.,-.-ef ,,.-v- .-f ' 5 1 1 ifxv..--F 1 N . ......-4 -3-sf A ,ne-1 ,SV -N Jia ii A is 2014 'U IW V5-1.5 'La .......,...,.- ff H xf Uh -if .I U Q , wg-qu .-, School Board Acts As Legislative Body RHS r lj .i' L -1, ' rgpal .rv is-Jrsiltn u The school board of Roosevelt is one of the most important decision making bodies of our school. The board approves finance matters, gen- eral business concerning the welfare of the school, its employees, and students, and this year ruled in favor of the seniors and their move to Lubbock for graduation. The school board deserves our thanks for the long' hours and hard work they devote for our best interests. - ' Administrators Exercise Executive Powers lt Q ,tl , 1 ' W yvilivi ' . , l!'54g,.. i 1 i T T Su erintendertt ?if'f.:l?f3 Q A r . , D r ' on Ta lor A N Mr. Don Taylor, Superintendent of Roosevelt, has . - 'V . if N many responsibilities and interests. It is evident to i everyone at this school that Mr. Taylor takes pride . in the welfare of the students, faculty, and commu- T r- i nity as shown through his dedication and diligent V f work for the school. .x A vw ,J f 1' Administrators Direct A ctivities At RHS tion and will be a great help in the future . sir C' RAY SMITH, Counselor, maintained school records of all junior high and high school students. Mr. Smith assisted the principal in scheduling the students classes and tested the elementary students periodically with achievement tests. Ray Smith is retiring now after six years at Roosevelt and a total of twenty nine years in the educational field. We wish Mr. Smith much happiness in the future, for he has brought much happiness to Roosevelt. ALLEN HARMAN was Junior High Principal this year and was the coordinator of all seventh grade and eighth grade activities. Mr. Harman assisted the High School Principal in registration and scheduling of students and also taught classes half a day. Allen Harman is certainly one of the warmest, friendliest men in the entire school. We are sure that he will be very successful next year as the coun- selor. Good Luck Coach Harman ! wishes . ARCHIE CLANTON began his new job as Administrative Assistant this year He has proposed many new motivational and attitude building courses to help stu dents learn to care more about not only school, but also themselves and their futures. We feel that Mr. Clanton is a much needed addition to the adminrstra A. E. SMITH has been High School Principal for sixteen years Many students prayers have finally come true , though, as this is his last year For the first time this is not just a rumor. The high school is losing someone who seems to have always been here, always supporting the school, and always caring when a stu dent has given him half a chance to do so. His duties were various and many as the coordinator of all the secondary programs and activities registration and schedules. Elmo has done a fine job, and we wish hrm luck in Elementary A. W. AKINS, Elementary Principal, is retiring after thirty six years of educa tion, of which twenty four were spent at Roosevelt He was the coordinator of the Elementary program and of the registration, and scheduling of the pupils in Ele rnentary. Mr. Akins is another great man who has grven h1s all for the good of Roosevelt. He is a kind and generous man who deserves all our prayers and best The Women Behind The Scenes BDNNIE CRAIG was the High School Clerk this year. Mrs. Craig assisted the principal in registration of students and served as the receptionist for the High School Building. She also checked and kept account of absentees. Mrs. Craig is a very warm and friendly person, and this is very important in the position which whe held . CHERRY HIGHTOWER worked at Roosevelt through Federal programs coordinated by SPAG. She operated the switchboard and punched lunch tickets the last month of school. Cherry was a bright spot in Roosevelt near the end of the year. hard worker and a great supporter of our school. BARBARA WALLING, the School Receptionist, answered the phone and also typed and duplicated all materials needed by the central office. If anyone entered the central office they could be sure to find Mrs. Walling there with an ever friendly smile. MARY MILLER was the Lunchroom Clerk. She reviewed lunch applications col lected lunch fees, and coordinated the entire lunch program Mrs Miller IS a F, ,Q gy ll JANIE WESTBROOK assisted the superintendent in preparing the budget as the Business Manager. She also prepared the financial reports, payrolls, and monthly reports for the school board meetings. Janie is someone who is always there right when she is needed. She is dependable and friendly, as any good bookkeeper should be . fi , you 'V Lk Ra? wi 2 , we aw 5 iw., 5 ff C F1 Q xt h 1: Y ' ' w ' N ig, A-H.. V , ag at I A ': 5f:'...:- .':, -J x-AM fc I Fx V-' ,: 'S x, K, A ' r 4 Y '1 .- r .,, LQ?- 9 New Teachers ind Surprises At Roosevelt There is nothing new about having new teachers at a school, but when twenty-eight new teachers are added, that equals a complete overhaul. Other new happenings concerning teachers this year include a State Evalua- tion Program, teachers getting out at the same time students do, a new lounge in the high school, and the teachers now have their conference period in the morning before school instead of after school. MARGARET ADAMS IOE D. ARMSTRONG CLARE BAKER CYNTHIA BALL GAY BRATTON History . Math , Head Distributive Education SELCO High School and Junior 8th Math . F . O . M. 1, Coach - Girls Basketball High - P.E. . History Advanced Math J- ti L ' 1,2 x G- :LX ll X Y 'Ti'H BEVERLY BYRD CARRELL ANNE CHIL- GERALDINE COX GRACE CRUMLEY I . T. CRUMLEY English II, Ill, IV DRESS Second Grade Fourth Grade - Reading, Vocational Agriculture English I Math , ' ' 755152. 'mg ' J .1 ' , w ROOSEVELT' S OWN BALD EAGLE Dail Griffin, head of the Science Department at Roosevelt, searches intently through his catalogue of scientific encyclopedias for the pro- cedure by which one can produce solar heat from the surface of a shiny scalp . . vi: .x ,QQJQQQQW ,f', ,iff --'ttf .pi I g A'.I'gfj..5' L I x ,- -1 ,',l A43S. 13 'A3 H ll' .5 'f2 , THQ fy ' J 'lk Q 713 , -3 +1 A V - COUILLA CUNNING- BARBARA DAVIS DERESE DAVIS CORA DE LOS SANTOS LOY DOGGETT HAM Sixth Grade - English, Second Grade SELCO Aide Resource Room, LLD Fourth Grade - Reading, Music CGIBGBS4- 5. 67 Social Studies ae RILLA EPROSON SYLVIA GAONA BRENDA GASSETT DEBRA GREENFIELD MARY GONZALEZ Algebra I, Advanced Kindergarten Aide CTit1e Second Grade Sixth Grade - Health, Spanishl, II, III, IV Math, Geometry, U Science, P.E. F.O.M. II s A'. u', 0,-i' ,'. . . 0' 0 . 'I ' '51, III The finger leads to the stan button, . . . TEACHER: Ca11 on me now! Oh, please. call on me! the start button leads to the copper wire, . . . the copper wire leads to the genera- STUDENT: Mrs. Cox, haven't you leamed yet to wait your turn? tor . . . Got that? A Attt I -i xQ H ' .. ' iffi- Q i I 1 XXX. DAIL GRIFFIN R. C. GRIFFIN KATHLEEN GRISHOM SAMONA GUERRERO PATSY GUINN Chemistry, Biology I, II, Math SELCO Classroom Teacher Aide Remedial Reading Electronics, Slide Rule WILMA HARKEY MALINEE HARMON GLENDA HARRIS KAY HARRIS MARY LOU HOBGOOD Elementary Librarian Third Grade HECE, Home and Family, Kindergarten Aide Second Grade Home Ec I Students Have S tran ge Effects n Teachers ,-:V nn- -w M -. 5' r-,.. JODI HOGAN IANICE HUDNALL ELLENOR HUDSON RITA HUDSON PETE HURST Early Childhood Kindergarten Fourth Grade - Science, Sixth Grade - Reading , Civics , 'Ith Science , Reading Social Studies Coach - High School Football 8a Track I 'X X 15,3 F wx 5' RTM I . Q 'wtf L . 415 its M .H!lPdi ' .gy-r' , .R I. l' fr ,, ft ? . 4 it n 'T' ,gf CHARLOTTE JOHNSON JUANELL JOHNSON CHARLENE JONES BARBARA LARA DIANE LOBSTEIN Third Grade School Nurse Remedial Reading Aide First Grade Remedial Reading nf - t ROBBIN LOGSDON KATHY LONG SAM MARTIN CHERYL MCKNIGHT MIKE MELCHER Remedial Reading Resource Room , LLD Earth Science Speech Therapist Physical Science fGrades 1, 2, 35 ff A . b A , 'Q V , . 4' f-W e -I 1 1 f . Y up , Ki T 5. I X 5 B 1 qi 3 4' 'N ' A I ' T 3 1 ' - , ' it ' C. C. MONZINGO LINDA MOORE SANDY MOORE JANIE MORENO PHYLLIS ORR Fifth Grade - Science, Home I-lc I, ll English II, Ill, IV. Teacher Aide Home Ec I, Child Devel- English Speech , Drama opment jr , I ml l l 1 I J Rr: i un J V , 'Il -alxfv ' KATHERINE PIERCE HOUSTON POWELL SYLVANIA PRINCE ROD PROPST BRENDA REICHMUTH Resource Room , EMR Athletics Director, Civics First Grade Band, English Ill, IV Fifth Grade - Math, Read- fGrades 4, 5. 61 ing, Social Studies fFirst Halfj Q- MARGARET RICHMOND FRANCES RUTH MARVIN SANDERS PATSY SANDERS DENISE SCHMOEKEL Fifth Grade - Social Stud- First Grade Sixth Grade - Math, P.E. Fourth Grade - Reading, Fifth Grade - English, ies English Reading MARY BETH JOYCE SEAY SCHNEIDER Kindergarten Third Grade .Q , 3 K' CONNIE SHAW Ith, 8th Math, F.O.M. Remedial .13,tff'x',: V Y. X TEH! lx X -, W Lf g .. Q f V I V -I ff 4 N. GRACIE SHAW LURA SMITH 8th English f7th, 8th History, 7th Reading 5-X MARY ETTA SMITH RANDY SMITH LINDA SNIDER GENEVA STEWART CAROLYN TAYLOR Teacher Aide Science, P.E. . I .V. Bas- Remedial Reading Resource Room, EMR Kindergarten KTitle IJ ketball, 9th Track and CGrades 1, 2, 35 Football Students aren't the only people who look for- ward to school letting out. Mrs. Beverly Byrd seems to be awaiting the same blessed event. Teachers Lead The Way Toward A Better Education it KUIL gigriu A ki , 1, Qi -' ssh'-' ,. 7' A , .. ' Y V J I x:., ,-- qty--' EVELYN THOMAS GLORIA TORRES SHERRY TURNBOW LYNN WALLING KARLA WASHINGTON High School Librarian Remedial Reading Aide 'Ith English, Reading, Vocational Agriculture SELCO Aide High School Reading ,K STAN WEGNER ELMERINE WILKES LELAND WILLIS JERRY WINDHAM GRACE WOOTEN Third Grade. Coordinator of Reading World History. 'ith Ath- Health. Driver's Ed. . First Grade Program letics. Head Coach Boys Asst. Coach Varsity Foot- Basketball. Asst. Coach ball Varsity Football NOT PICTURED: DEAN ELLIOT U.S. History, 9th Basketball, Varsity Track CGirIsJ, Varsity Football B. J. EUDY Typing I, II, Shorthand CAROLYN MONTGOMERY Fifth Grade - Math, Reading, Social Studies CSecond Halfj PAT POUNDS Vocational Agriculture JIMMY TAYLOR Sth Football, 'ith and I .V. Girls Basket- ball . Health , Math LETICIA TREVINO Remedial Reading Aide WANDA WHITE SELCO Mrs. Barbara Davis saw the photographer and decided to try to act surprised . she succeeded , huh? I 1 ., 4. Y . 11... 4. ,g,. - . f., , .:. .., 5 ,. V . '5..- -vw I -' 1-. as no-n 'vi 'P . G-' .l.,m m-me-r-1fw'f 4! W .' , , In '- '1 ' N , 'v, ,,,,i iii' BELOW: Coach Houston Powell searches intently to find out where his next class is. . ,QW ,, mn 5 'P-' ,Q S 1 v, gn .. ,, 'Sv' '1 I-: Mr. RHS- Kent M cLe0a' N Www. .ga ,. iss RHS - A -4.5 :fl Connie J ordan .f ' uh M, - 1 Guess Wh0'S Wh0,'A MOST ATHLETIC: Most athletic this year was the blonde-haired. blue-eyed, eighteen-year- old Richard Adams. Richard was All-District tight end this year as well as Honorable Mentioned All District in basketball and Honorable Mentioned All South Plains Defensive end, and senior class reporter. Richard loves water and snow skiing and camping. He plans to go to Texas Tech after graduation and major in agriculture. Green-eyed Barbara Rose has been in athletics since her freshman year. It is no surprise to find Barbara's name heading the list of Most Athletic. ln basketball, Barbara received Hon- orable Mention three years in a row. Barbara also went to state two years in track. She was a member of the 1975 State Champ 440 Relay Team, and a state qualifier in the 440 and 880 runs in 1976 . Barbara also enjoys horse-back riding and swimming. 4 MOST FRIENDLY: As you walk down the halls of Roosevelt. you see many familiar faces. but one which is sure to be ready with a kind and friendly smile is the face of Abel Gaona. Perhaps Abel is so friendly because he enjoys people and believes that having friends is the most impor- tant thing in life. Abel is admired by his many friends in track, football, and all of his classes. After finishing school he wants to become a mechanic. To complete our friendly couple, Judy Holmes was declared Most Friendly girl. Judy's sweet smile and bright eyes can be seen everywhere she goes. She has been a varsity cheer- leader for the past three years and a student council representative for two. Her smile has helped Judy receive many offices and awaits, one of which was being nominated for Homecom- ALL. ing Queen. Judy plans to keep herself and her smile in our community as a Roosevelt Booster. 41N I2 ,Q . '1 F' gig 1:-'7 BEST LOOKING: There is one obvious reason why there is a title Best Looking. That reason is Kent McLeod. The 5'11 brown haired athlete has much more than just looks going for him, though. Kent's personality makes everyone feel like his friend. He was chosen Mr. RHS, one of the greatest honors a senior can receive. Kent was also senior class parliamentarian. After graduation Kent hopes to continue his education. His main goal is to lead a Christian life. Blonde-haired, blue-eyed, Connie Jordan, was chosen as our best looking girl. Connie has received many other honors as well. She was a varsity cheerleader her junior and senior years. Homecoming Queen and Miss RHS were two important titles Connie also received her senior year. Connie was band sweetheart her junior year and has held many offices. Connie not only has beauty on her side, she is also a very talented and charming human being. BEST DRESSED: Mike Sharp won the title Best Dressed in the boy's category, Mike always looks nice whether in jeans or a brand new suit. His favorite subject is Drama . Mike also enjoys hunting and collecting rifles. He is interested in drawing and sketching, and hopes to use both in the future since his main goal in life is to be successful, hopefully in drafting. Rhonda Byers, a 5'6 brunette, was also chosen Best Dressed. Everyone knows that Rhonda takes pride in her appearance and in herself. Rhonda has been a key member of FHA during all of her high school years. She picks Home and Family as her favorite subject. Rhonda has been a hard worker on the yearbook as well as in everything else she does. Bowling is her favorite hobby. God is the most important part of Rhonda's life. 20 Roosevelt I-Izgh School MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: The very intelligent, forceful, Scott Mann was picked Most Likely to Succeed. Scott has always been very dynamic and persuasive. He was elected as Student Council President for the year '76-'77, and went to Boy's State the previous summer. Scott was Captain of the football team and made Honorable Mention All District Linebacker. Scott enjoys airplane flying. fishing, and reading. The 5'11 senior plans to go to college in Florida next fall. Throughout the years Michelle Smith has proven that she can succeed . For this reason she was chosen Most Likely to Succeed. Michelle was a varsity cheerleader her Junior and Senior year, as well as being active in FHA, NHS, Science Club, and the Thalians. Michelle has the drive and ability to gain whatever she desires. When her eyes begin to sparkle and her grin widens into a bright smile, her friends know that Michelle is thinking, planning, and perhaps dreaming for the future. 'st' ,-f-. ,,, MOST SINCERE Ray Ward Most Sincere joined the 1977 graduating class of Roosevelt High School during his freshman year. The eighteen-year-old has beautiful blue eyes which are full of sincerity. Ray enjoys football and water skiing as pastimes. Home and Family is his favorite subject and his friends mean more to him than anything in Roosevelt. Ray plans to go to college after he graduates at the end of May. Our most sincere girl was Becky Jones. Becky is always considerate and thoughtful of every- one. Her personal motto is, To love and be loved, to live and let live. The blue-eyed sen- ior names hot shots , liver, and Slaton under pet peeves. Becky has been an active member in Drama and FHA during her high school years and was HERO President this year. Becky's future plans include working full time and later getting married. l MOST SCHOLASTIC: Who can be found carrying a calculator, a chemistry folder, and an advanced math book all at the same time? Most Scholastic Charles Meador, of course. Charles has always been very intelligent and made very high grades. He has won many awards in Science and Number Sense competitions since entering high school. His favorite subject is Physics. During his free time, Charles enjoys fishing and hunting. The seventeen-year-old plans to further his education by attending college. Most Scholastic girl this year has Renae Thompson. Renae came to Roosevelt during her Junior year full of smiles and vitality. ln only two years Renae became Newspaper editor. Drama Club President, and a valttable member of FHA, NHS, and FTA. She has been in two District One-Act Plays and gone to contest twice in shorthand. This year she was picked senior class parliamentarian. The thing that means a lot to Renae is the old school song. MOST FLIRTATIOUS Most Flirtations male of the senior class was Danny Trammel. Danny is what one might call an all 'round cut-up. He was President of his Freshman class and class favorite his Sophomore year. Danny, with his cute grin and 'innocent' eyes. seems to attract the girls only too well. His future plans are to go to college and perhaps major in Physical Education. This is no shock to most people since Danny has been so active in basketball and other sports. Cassie Adams was a sttrprise choice as Most Flirtatious. Cassie received the title because of her beautiful smiles and bright eyes which natttrally attract men. Cassie, a twelve year stu- dent, spent most of her high school years working in various organizations. ln her spare time she enjoys swimming and the outdoors. She was a varsity cheerleader, senior class Vice-Presi- dent, and an officer in FTA and FHA. Cassie is a very outgoing person, full of charm, beauty, and poise. More Senior Win Titles This Year MOST WITTY: Winner of the Most Witty title was Clarence CBubbaJ Milam. Bubba and his ever-present witticism can be heard from one end of Roosevelt to another. Bubba's charm and gigantic grin will not be forgotten in the hearts and minds of the students of Roosevelt. Bubba is now in the reserves and plans to become an active PZII of the Army after graduation. After finishing service with the armed forces, Bubba plans to go on to college. LeAnn lsenberg received the girl's title of Most Witty. She enjoys horse-back riding and has been an active member of FFA. LeAnn was District Vice-president in FFA and she also went to District and won first in Dairy Products. LeAnn finds pleasure in acting and newspaper writ- ing. She has been very successful in everything she has done. LeAnn's humor and happiness seems to reflect on everyone she is around. She plans to marry after graduation. wk- 2 -, -1.-E. X SA ,L -WX 5, 1-0 MOST ENTHUSIASTIC: One of the first questions asked when seeing that Eddy Cox was picked Most Enthusiastic was . . . 'What is Eddy ever enthusiastic about?' The answer . . . 'Pes- tering Teachers.' Eddy does get excited about football. He worked hard to become captain of the Varsity Football Team and got Honorable Mentioned All District Offensive and Defensive Tackle. Eddy enjoys working on lawn mowers and cars. Mr. Most Enthusiastic plans to just 'get by' in the future. Janis Lindsey was chosen Most Enthusiastic because of her willingness to Jump In and Tackle any job she faces. She was editor of the yearbook, pep squad vice-president, and a member of NHS, Science Club, Spanish Club, and FHA. Janis favors English class and enjoys public speaking. She has received several awards in this field, including a trip to Washington D.C. Janis loves photography and traveling and wishes to make each a part of her career after college. in-HY. A MOST COURTEOUS: A young lady walks toward the door of Roosevelt, several boys rush past, knock down her books, - and run through the door. A well mannered young man walks up, retrieves the books, hands them to her, and steps 3 I to the door to let her in. This Most Courteous gentleman could only be Greg Byers. Greg was class president his soph- omore and senior years and was active in sports and U.I.l... Wherever you find Greg, he is always a perfect gentle- man. Courtesy and Cindy McKinney naturally go hand in hand, so it seemed only right for Cindy to receive the Most Courteous title. Cindy's vocabulary is full of such words as thank you , yes ma'am , and please. Cindy is also very concerned about other people and their feelings. Her favorite subject is Home and Family and she chooses the field of teaching Special Education as her career. Cindy's courtesy and sweet nature will be an asset in that career. 'qt MOST DARING: Most Daring male this year was Gerald Clay. Gerald is always going out of his way to ' be a dare- devil. Gerald loves trouble and excitement. He is very active in basketball, football, and . track. I-le was a member of the Regional Track Sprint Relay team. The brown-eyed seventeen-year-old feels his family is the most important part of his life. Gerald plans to go to college. ' -' lf anyone at Roosevelt loves a reckless mission it is Kathy Peek, Most Daring. Kathy enjoys water skiing, horse-back riding, and swimming. The Senior Drum Major said band meant most to her at Roose- b H velt. Kathy has attended Roosevelt all twelve years and picks Biology as her favorite subject. Kathy plans L' rw, AW, to attend Tech and major in general business. Whatever Kathy pursues in life, we know she will be daring ' ' enough to attack it with gusto. -. J. X dbh ,H I wwf. , ,I I.. ,. W rg Q L V R L 5 I 'WW N' K 14 . x 4 73' F' '-51 9+ - K : rf X4 - HW 'ii- ,f' h , v :Wil W, ,1. I .hm 4-.-,a ,, 85' 1 if-KW 'Q' i 5 r L 5 191 1 1 5 2 ' x 1: 'L I x 4 .r XJ .yu Sv. A ' ' 1:5 was if ' o V N . ij '45- ri . L 'iv K, - ,s-,-, Y Y' 'M X I 'Y gun. 4' R I 3 Q 'J 5 1 -. M, whim-N W Q G' ,. -1 . ,f N52 Z Mel Wi. ,J -' gf? All 1 it lv- ' 1 Cindy Gail McKinney Moore N f Bobbie I ,A i Q, McMillan 1 'T Mf rt1T'i1hfi A W ,-,X . 'Wk Y L C5 nl Y n .y ,t F t .wir 6 ','Y ' rv 5 . 'S' 1 1 , '. - F8 5' , P V, W '?R.ixT45. ', A I' ' .Aa ...fr ' , 4 Priscilla Stevens Janis Lindse ix 1 ,Q , A 1 u I wt, Q Debbie V ' Potts I, , w A ' N .4 L S, , ,tx Kayla and Karen Barnett - , ,-.-up X r Rhonda Greg Byers Byers Charles ' 2 H Meador 5 22- - at - f Q. W .... Q , I . i 5 rin- ,X 'rr E if W . g J if 'I My A A' E 1 Ql45,.3 f jf dh nfl' 1 Karla Craig Scott Mann -- -'S , nd r f'f'L5 Z J 1 . . if ' '-3 W1 - 1 ,1 - I X L61 N1 X 1 iii , f avid' W' ' 'iff .rf I r' 'f-Q-iL1i'i' -- Diana H A j ,I 'f 15 aff- T . 5 - N, revmo i 7-' ' ' Arlyn David L. nfl' life' Dahl Stephenson nw- A .ag i - H N , V ,W ,T Kathy .f,,.,,,,: Peek ' ' ' gg: 'E+ A ' I 3 Y .4 .. ' 5 L l! S-r-,-'fu , . ..- Becky u ' .Vt Dickey JL- - ' 'ini f 'ails David - i' - Taylor fl , 1 -' ., 4 I fr- rw , -s qi. f Q . N. , 'f'--'Liar . C. I David ' Stephens ' rf' ITL? ., I 3 , .3--,1 w A ',v.,v -1 ,. ww , fa., 1' Bill ' 1 'Q i - . X- Warren IM I4 ' X u X . . 4 L' K 4, fv- . M2 'n' , a -,J K , my .-Ja' .w 1 ' Lx--,.,,.1u-,-' ffffx- 3 ,- , fy, a A - Kent ' ' McLeod Jr-r 1. 3 ' 'Q Q' I Cary ' , F ' ' Srenneu , qixv' . 1 . ' 'X 1 1 N Una 4 n ,, 'P W- Q. fa L ' .4-, 1 fi 'K :- Becky U' Sasser 'V' J lJj1. -:.:u,1 ':l T15 i 6 ' 27 ,N . ' i -- 1' V +- M 5. an ' 2 '2G?r.'?'Y . if if 1, 'L 15. .5-pg ,I ,LV - , Connie I ordan Brooks Marshall 1 Michelle Smith Carrie Judy Holmes A, Waddington ., . A' - ., , 'T I A yf, 1 . ' X H -nf EL. y 'Q' .. - - ,' 'i LeAnn ' -L . --,f v L.: 5 v ' .. ' 5 L. . . Isenberg yu., Richard Cassie Adams Adams .. 'QQ Danny Penny . I M Metsgar Metsgar fb .N 3553 5.3 X 1 . ,N .4 Barbara 1 MM 4 Rose M 11 .fi,E',Jf x' -2 Q Qi 'a :21'gF- wfg , w ' fzw il, Fifi' 1' . I y' ri . , ' . K - ' as X Q? 0 ,f'5,p, K ' f 7qEQ+ --, ' ,i'2.1ab QQ 'f f 51-. X yay y I L51 , W .f gf: .,..,ff e 'fr - '13 . '-' ' , Lynn Jones Becky Jones .I 'ii.,,1' F tv .- Q , X N K v ' L gy f, H v , -:W , A ' V '41 5 ,U , 155 , . 3 'H M Q! 'N J Renae 6 L- 2' 1 ' X . - Y -M A Thompson ,I Bubba Beth Milam Murphy Q '-QTL U -, Karla Craig A nt fb N H .. Senior Class Favorites ,A we , J' ' Q22 -f Q M: ' si :xi sn M . fs n m I H 'za 4 5,4 ,H 36? ::: X if w m I .4 ew pi w P a' HL :if , H n 25 . Ray Ward The seniors faced SIX changes when they entered the halls of Roosevelt this year. Although the senior class was rather large at the beginning of the year, a decrease in the class has now made the class much smaller than last year's senior class. The class also made several decisions in their class meetings which changed the usual routine. They chose to take the senior trip alone this year instead of a Ir.! Sr. trip. The class also decided to have graduation off-campus. In the section itself Mr. and Miss RHS received a full page spread and new titles were added to the Who's Who section. A baby tree was also added to brighten the section a little more. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS are: Greg Byers Con the groundl President: LEFT TO RIGHT: Cassie Adams. Vice-President: Connie Jordan. Secretary: Karla Craig, Treasurerg Richard Adams, Reporter: Renae Thompson, and Kent McLeod, Parliamentarians. Seniors Lead The Way -I 1 3 THE SENIORS WHO HAVE ATTENDED ROOSEVELT FOR TWELVE YEARS are: FROM TOP RIGHT TO BOTTOM RIGHT: Laverne Lusk, Danny Tram- mel, Sammy Rojas, Ronnie Miller, Annie Luck, Becky Dickey, Lynn Jones. Kathy Peek, Catherine Patton, David Taylor, Cary Stennett, Richard Adams, Connie Iordan, Lora Gentry, Cassie Adams, Kent McLeod, Scott Mann, Charles Meador, Janis Lindsey, Brooks Marshall, Mike Davis, and Trenia Craze. 'IPM 27 '77 Seniors ut ? 'yf A 'r 'Y' f ' Al 59 ga-S. CL K ll Cassie Richard C. Karen Kayla Adams Adams Barneu Barnen Greg Rhonda Gail Juan Manuel Lorenza Zamora Byers Byers Cantu Cantu lv +1 Y , ,, w 1 v l A f -. Terry Gerald Wayne Eddy Karla Kay Cate Clay Cox Craig Ah, Trenia Arlyn Carroll Ann Mike Craze Dahl Daniels Davis Seek Success ' ' ' w. N 54 m ,, ,Q- 2-5 Rebecca Lynne Randall L. Abel Lora Dickey Douglass Gaona Gentry Wk Darcy Howard Clay Judy Le Ann Higgins Hodges Holmes lsenberg sw X 1:7 if - V L lu . . . :fs - D r ' my ' yi f 4 1 , L Sylvester Barbara Lynn Becky Lynn Connie Jackson Jones Jones Jordan K- Patricia qLopezJ Janis A . Annie Scott Leos Lindsey Lusk Mann We Are Ready To M 661' 'hh ' ' h Z 5. :Lx 1 J! .Q . Brooks Cindy Jo Kent Bobbie Iaunice Marshall McKinney McLeod McMillan Charles Danny Dee Penny Elizabeth Clarence Ray Meador Metsgar Metsgar Milam 4 l 1-.A-A Ronnie LaNita Gail Beth Catherine Ann Miller Moore Murphy Patton an '- Kathy Debbie Mary Veronica Sammy Peek Potts Rocha Rojas The New Horizons T X Iss YQNLN Barbara G . Becky Marlene Tammy Michael Lee Rose Sasser Scott Sharp Michelle Cary David David Lee Smith Stennett Stephens Stephenson , Ar' ' T .F 6 , 'asf' ' Priscilla Dale David Rodney Faith Renae Stevens Taylor Thomas Thompson Sharon Danny Diane Carrie Jean Tomlinson Trammel Trevino Waddington Ray Nell B111 C. Glorene Judy Darlene Ward Warren Watkins Wooten SENXOR CLASS SPONSORS: Carrell Childress, Dean Elliot, Pete Hurst, Linda Moore , LeLand Willis. The Seniors Sign-Out Qfiw uJ?Ma WQwW W Wifz wbf 5 fwwwaofiew lay Sv E30 U22 Q if WW Q 5f gi Q, X we W W W a S 'J5bdJgQLQ r-z Wy, 5 igimq ggi.-as NQCQQ , L Aflfiwm JWWMJWJMJ i .QQ Cai? fd ,. riff! fi fsffgmqa iL,?Qf 1 r f- 1, ,l . ff, sf: if . ' g,gn,wnmfg 'in n , , . .X ' -fvws ' 5 i N S- A 1 J 1 ' ' -4,. J mgh.,, . awwszfa '- A I -. 'ff 'fi-, ,j Q-nl -K' E -. I - ',, ' I I I , X J' U ,i 1 K 'A n -6 hx , s. M lt -i 14, - X . , zu.. in ' - H: Y ,I kan- 5' ', I, 1 U- 4, ! xt h i- S Q, ' J n 'W' 1' ' W - 4: . .J I. 1 at , fi ff '9'1 U xp' ' we' J Dani L .1 A G' Goth Y -emi y . lfx- .- . .i Ooooo Ahhhh says Renea Thompson, above , as she conducts singing lessons at Roosevelt graduation. LEFT: Oh no, is it already time? asks Becky Sasser 1n a panic. 33 Q s 'T 5.12 -wif? 15' 'f hr L Adams, Cassie: FHA 1, 2, 3. 4. Historian and Parliamentarian 2, Parliamenta- rian 3, Secretary 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1. 2: Tennis 1: FTA 3, 4, Pres- ident 4: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: District Typist 3: Class Secretary 2: Vice President 4: Annual Staff 4: Who's Who Most Flir- tatious 4 Adams, Richard: FFA 1: State Land Judg- ing Team 1: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4: Science 2. 3, 4: Class Favorite 1: Class Trea- surer 2: Reporter 4: Student Council 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Honorable Mention, All-South Plains Defensive End: All-District Offensive End: Hon- orable Mention - All District Defen- sive End: Honorable Mention - All- District Kicker 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: All-Star Baseball 1: National Honor Society 4 Barnett, Karen: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Newspa- per Staff 3: UIL Headlines Alternate 3: FTA 4: Drama 4: Annual Staff 4: Tennis 1, 2: Second District 2: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2 Barnett, Kayla: FHA 1, 2, 3: 5th Vice- President 2: NHS 2, 3, 4, President 4: Science 4, Treasurer 4: Spanish 1, 2, 3: Girl of the Month 2, 3: Student Council 3: Class Reporter 2: Mu Alpha Theta 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Tennis 1, 2: Track 1 Byers, Greg: FFA 1, 2: State Land Judging Team 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA Co-Beau 1: Class President 2, 4: Boy of the Month 2, 3, 4: NHS 2, 3, 4: Science 3, 4: Slide Rule 3, 4. 3rd District, 6th Regional 3, 1st District 4: Number Sense 3, 4, 1st District 4: Student Council 3, 4. Secretary, Treasurer 4 Byers, Rhonda: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, State Representative 3, 4, 5th Vice Presi- dent 3, 1st Vice President 4: Class Favorite Nominee 3, 4: 4-H Model 3: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4: Member of Month 4, Reporter 4: Annual Staff 3, 4, Photog- raphy Editor 3, Photographer 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Tennis 1: Track 1, 2: Who's Who Best Dressed 4 Cantu, Lurenza: Pep Squad 1: Spanish 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4 Cantu, Manuel Cate, Terry Cox, Eddy: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Honorable Mention All-District Defense - Offense - Tackle 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, State Poultry Team 1, High Individual 1: Who's Who Most Enthu- siastic 4 Craig, Karla: FHA 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3, President 4: District- Regional Typist 2, Shorthand Alter- nate 3, Newswriting and Ready Writ- ing 3: Paper Staff 3, 4: Assistant Edi- tor 4: Class Treasurer 3, 4: Class Favorite 3, 4: NHS 4: 4-H Model 3: Future Homemaker 4 Craze, Trenia Dahl, Arlyn Daniels, Carroll: Pep Squad 3, 4: Drama 4 Davis, Mike Dickey, Becky: Basketball 2, 3: Tennis 1: FHA 1, 2: NHS 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Drama 4: Mu Alpha Theta 2. Secretary-Treasurer 2: UIL One Act Play 3: Oral Interpretation 3, 4 Douglass, Randal Gaona, Abel Gentry, Lora: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, Manager 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: His- torian 4: Girl of the Month 3: NHS 4 Higgins, Darcy Hodges, Clay Holmes, Judy: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, 2nd Vice President 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Tennis 1, 2: Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secre- tary 3: Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4, Copy Editor 3: 4-H Model 3: Young Homemakers Little Sister 3: Girls' State Alternate 3: Drama 4: Secretary 4: Who's Who Most Friendly 4: Homecoming Queen Nominee 4: Fighting Heart 4: Girl of the Month 4: NHS 4 lsenburg, LeAnn: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Area Vice President 4, District Vice Presi- dent 4, District Reporter 3: Dairy Products Judging Team 1, 2: NHS 2, 3, 4: UIL One Act Play 3: Drama 4: Reporter 4: Class President 3: Who's Who Most Witty 4: Paper Staff - Man- aging Editor 4: Basketball 1, 2 Jones, Becky: FHA 1, 2. 3, 4: HERO 4, President 4: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1: Student Council 2: Class Vice Presi- dent 3: Drama 3, 4: Publicity Chair- man 4: NHS 4: UIL One-Act Play 3, 4: Who's Who Most Sincere Jones, Lynn: FHA 1, 2, 3: HERO 4, Secre- tary 4: NHS 4 Jordan, Connie: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 2, Historian 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 2, President 4, Sweet- heart 3. 4: FTA 1, 2, 3. Reporter- Historian 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Tennis 2: Student Council 3. 4: Class Vice- President 1. 2, Secretary 4: Favorite 1, 2: Cheerleader 1, 3, 4: Mu Alpha Theta 1, Vice-President 1: Girl of the Month 3, 4: FFA Co-Sweetheart 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Miss RHS 4: Best Looking 4: NHS 4 Lindsey, Janis: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: FTA 1, 2: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3: NHS 2, 3, 4: Spanish 2, 3, 4: Sci- ence 2, 3: Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3: UIL 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Editor 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2: Tennis 1, 2, 3 Mann, Scott: FTA 1, 2: FFA 1, 2: Foot- ball 1, 2. 3, 4, Captain 4: Honorable Mention All District 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2: NHS 2, 3, 4, Par- liamentarian 3: Science 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4: Boys' State 3: UIL Science 2, 3, 4: Who's Who Most Likely to Succeed 4: National Merit Semi- Finalist 4 Marshall, Brooks: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Chapter Conducting 1, Land Judging 1, Chapter Farmer 2, Secretary 3: Rodeo Association 2, 3, 4 McKinney, Cindy: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Par- liamentarian 4: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3: NHS 3, 4: Spanish 3, 4, Parliamenta- rian 4: Paper Staff 3: Annual 4: Girl of the Month 3, 4: Basketball 2, Man- ager 3, 4: Track 2: Who's Who Most Courteous 4 McLeod, Kent: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All- District Guard 4, Captain 4: Track 1. 2, 3, 4: FFA 1. 2, 3, Iunior Chapter Conducting Team 1, State Land Judg- ing 2, Senior Chapter Conducting 3: Science 3. 4, Parliamentarian 4: Boy of the Month 3, 4: Class Parliamenta- rian 4: Who's Who Mr. RHS: Most Handsome 4: FTA 4: UIL Number Sense McMillan, Bobbie: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1: DECA 2: Annual Staff 4 Meador, Charles: FFA 1, 2: Science 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: NHS 2, 3, 4, Par- liamentarian 4: Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3: UIL 2, 3, 4: Science 2, 1st District, 3rd Regional, 8th State: Persuasive Speaking 2: Number Sense 3, 4: 3rd District 3: Slide Rule 4: Boy of the Month 4: Who's Who Most Scholastic 4: Valedictorian 4 Metsgar, Danny Metsgar, Penny Milam, Bubba CClarence5: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Poultry Team 1, Dairy Cattle 2: FTA 3, 4: FHA 4: Science 2: UIL Newspaper Outstanding Sports Editor 4: Football 1, 2, 4: Who's Who Most Witty 4 Miller, Ronnie: FHA 4: FFA 1, 2, 4: Band 1, 2. 3: Science3 Moore, Gail: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1: NHS 2, 3.4, Reporter 4: Mu Alpha Theta 2: UIL Spelling 2, 3: FTA 2: Spanish 3, 4, Reporter 4: Newspaper Staff 3: Girls' State 3: Annual Staff 4: Historian 4 Murphey, Beth: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: FTA 2: UIL Spelling 2, 3. 4: Newspaper 3, 4, Feature Editor 4: Young Homemakers Essay Contest 1st Place 4 Peek, Kathy: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Science 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Drum Major 4: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2: NHS 4 Patton, Catherine Potts, Debbie Rocha, Mary Rojas, Sammy Rose, Barbara: FFA 1: FHA 1, 2, 3: Annual 3: Business Manager 3: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Honorable Mention 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: State Relay 2: Who's who Most Athletic 4 Sasser, Becky Scott, Tammy Sharp, Mike Smith, Michelle: Class Secretary 1, Reporter 3: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, lst Vice President 2: NHS 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3. 4: Science 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: UIL Oral Interpre- tation 3, 4, 3rd District Prose 4, Drama 4, All-Star Cast District 4: Girl of the Month 2, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Tennis 1, 2nd District 1: Who's Who: Most Likely to Succeed 4: Annual 4 Stennett, Cary Stephens, David: FFA 1, 2: FTA 3, 4: FHA 4: Science 2, 3: Student Council 4: UIL Number Sense 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3 Stephenson, David Stevens, Priscilla: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3: NHS 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Spanish Club 2, 3. 4: Historian 3. Treasurer 4: Pep Squad 4. Vice Presi- dent 4: Student Council 4: Annual Staff 4: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2, Regional Qualifier Mile Relay 1, 2 Taylor, David: Football 1: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, District Tennis 1: FFA 1: Science 1, 2, 3, 4: FTA 1: Math 2, 3: UIL Science 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Boys' State 3 Thomas, Rodney Thompson, Renae: District Shorthand 3: One Act Play All Star Cast 3: FTA 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4: NHS 4: FHA 4: Drama Club President 4: Who's Who Most Scholastic 4: Salutatorian 4 Trammell, Danny: Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Class President 1: Class Favorite 2: FHA 3, 4: FHA Beau 3: FTA 3, 4: Who's Who Most Flirtations 4 Trevino. Diana: Basketball 1: Spanish 1. 2: Student Council 2: DECA 4, Trea- surer 4: FHA 4 Waddington, Carrie: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: 5th Vice President 4: FTA 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Tennis 1: Student Council 3: Drama 4, Treasurer 4: Science 4, Secretary 4: Annual 4: NHS 4 Ward, Ray Warren, Bill: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Land Judging 1: Chapter Pres- ident 4: Sentinel 3 Watkins, Glorene Wooten, Judy: Band 2, 3, 4: HECE 3: Annual Staff 4: NHS 4: Typing Dis- trict Alternate 2 if Bl- V, - .Q f., 4 .,- .20 'c' 'N ' .Q-pn 4- U9 f.. -' wx .Z .ff ,.. 'H .-4 'IE nag, , ,Y .W ,V V , Q W P , 'B . , . 5 i, ge wg .3':.g-V t 1 - Q J , I-X 4 4. ,J C lass Favorites And fjicers I ,, ,ff- 1: I , A- Vfxfi?-Ll ,nl Q. - '51 X N The 5'7 brown eyed, black haired Ricky Williams has gone to Roosevelt for 11 years. He enjoys History class, and life itself is the most important thing to him . His honors include tro- phies in Football and Track. In the future Ricky plans to join the army and attend college. He hopes to become a teacher of ROTC or take up a position in the medical field. Debbie Parker, who is 5'1O with brown eyes and brown hair feels that athletics is the most important thing to her in school. With 11 years at Roosevelt, Debbie received Honorable Men- tion in Basketball, and was a State Qualifier in Track. She was a member of FHA, NHS and pep squad . Her favorite subject is math. , LEFT TO RIGHT: President: Richard Jones, Vice President: Cindy Thomp- son, Secretary: Nancy Adams. Trea- surer: Bonnie Adams, Parliamentarian Kevin Isenberg. nb One More Year T 0 G0 Tammy Abney Bonnie Adams Nancy Adams Skeeter Ainsworth Marjorie Ashley Mary Beth Baze Frank Bissent John Blackwell Joel Brandenburger Russell Buckman Lisa Calloway Travis Calloway David Caudill Billy Chandler Shelly Craig Billy Creech Charles Daniels Charlotte Douthitt Toby Drake Wendell Easterwood Barbara Fletcher Frank Fuentes Alton Gillit Mark Glaser Teresa Glenn Ricky Hargrave Bobby Henson Cheryl Hobbs Juniors A ccepz' Work A nd Responsibilizjf -,., , 'li' QE- Eff. - 1 'ff Q W 'i? 'f'! ':'-us I-ul-if . K. F v - .Hg m,,h,, J., M 'A 4 R- ' U - . J -'v.,- ., , 41:-.flgiggyqagii,.iM'.e::y.,A,144phKM:,.N,'L - o-- - - -Q -'Y '-a - . -n fine, ABOVE: Toby Drake and Kevin Isenberg spending a typical day in the junk yard . Larry Hobbs Kathy Hogland Kevin Isenberg Nita Johnson Scott Johnson Donna Jones Richard Jones Donna Jordan Mitzi Kirkland Diann Lemon Sheila Lewis Gloria Lopez Ysidro Lopez Judy McCann Carla Moyers wayne Newsome 7' J Tiff um ,Qi Vw BELOW: Marry Whetzel and ereue at Senior graduation. Autumn Payne serve as usher and ush- rf' 5 5 , r r , L L I pan. li czr i- 41 LAX! S F Leading The Way Into The Future i ul w 1 EN x S 1' LEFT: Larry W11- liams, says Autumn Payne, sometimes you bore me with your jokes. RIGHT: Dracula arises from the grave! rsiwvaks VH- -r., fe- e 'xi ,pw . ' iiylilnn 'agfy 'xr 3' Rf '43 ' A . Q v fe ' i Wally TL .31 1. ' ' ynj,-'-L - - , f 3 5 , wrg9?' ' V '- vw-., X. 5.9 1. Sw Patti Park Debbie Parker Freda Parker Autumn Payne David Payne Don Pemberton Robbie Rennels Charrisse Roberts Darron Royal Greg Russum Berta De Los Santos Terry Searsy Linda Sianze Lauretta Smith Calvnira Terry Cindy Thompson Randy Timmons Armando Trevino Charles Ward Craig Warner A 39 Larry Washington L Marty Wherzel , Tim Whipple ' Tom Whipple l' H Fl' ' Vicki Whisenhunt Larry Williams Ricky Williams fi if f 'gr gk Hn,-3 :- I, Believe me. I'm only sit- ting here because she made me. The Junior class had two important changes this year. The class decided rather than take the Senior class on a trip, that they would save their money that they raised and use it next year. The class will also have meetings once a month during the summer. JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. R. C. Griffin Mrs. Sandy Moore Mrs. Phyllis Orr Mr. Pat Pounds 1 Roosevelt Juniors really leap into their money-making projects. X ' QQ C 5' 4 . ? 'r ,f' x 1 ,L. 6 , 2 f. . F .. Q: . ' X Sv F Xxx I g HQ, rf' L.-L Look out Hollywood, here I come! 'Nu fu. I.. ., L, , 1 . b .Q E fl A gb 3 K M,,3 4 ' ' .S vm si.. f 4- - Y H4 Q ' 'r '-v- H, - , , 1 1 9?f52.7x , , f,,4'IxLll L. A fy., M 51,?,Qi' 1- w,'n u , 1 EE R ' l I -Iv a s - 3+ ini-v 7 Q N y 5' u,. 3 N LS 4 -x Y' 'I Ray Smith has been an active part of Roosevelt for ten years. He served this year as class vice-president and as a Student Council Representa- tive. At GM , the 15 year old shows great talent in sports. Ray has received track and football awards. In basketball he not only excelled with the Eagles, but played on the All- Star Little Dribblers team. Robbie Speed has had a rewarding five years at Roose- velt. Besides serving as cheer- leader, she was FTA Vice- President, FHA Member of the Month. and Student Council Representative for the past two years. At 16, her goals are high. We hope her contri- bution to life will be as great as it has been to RHS . Sophomore Class Favorites A no' Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Kyle McLeod: President Ray Smith Vice President Lrnda Shnmplln Secretary Scott Bessent Reporter Ieana Aldridge Mary Ann Arredondo Sylvia Arredondo Jimmie Lou Ashley Melody Ashton Suanna Barnes Joe Barr Scotty Bessent Stephen Bibbs Annette Brown Betty Brown Jeff Brown Jerry Brown Sherry Bryant James Butler Rickey Caffey Dena Chapman Keith Choate Harold Coats Leigh Coe Tracy Copeland Mark Copeland Don Corwin Darla Cox Tammy Crow Charlotte Daniels Jay Darby Matt Davis Huh' Way Through H 1 gh School Michael Dawson Vickie Deaton Mike Dixon Sharon Dixon Debbie Douthitt Melissa Draper Debbie Duke Ginger Evans Irma Flores Billy Frizzell Steve Frizzell Soylo Fuentes Dora Gaona Tonya Garner Pat George Danny Gillit ii l. FN- wf- - ' 'Mrs. Orr. are you sure this is the only way I can catch a man?' ' Kyle and A W making another attempt to fake their teacher out if yi be if 'X Two Years T 0 G0 T771 'hi 1 , uv 5--1 Kathy Glenn Margene Goode Marreen Goode Tammy Harris Karen Hepp Gayle Hensarling Maria Hemandez Sandy Hester Francine Hicks Daphne Higgins Robert Hobbs Freddy Ivie Debbie I ackson Cindy Johnson Craig Kennedy Rhonda Killian Karen King Mark Lampretch Roger Lindsey Nancy Linker Forrest Mann Myra Marm Vera Mann A. W. Marshall Valerie Martin Joe Date McCa11ister Jimmy McCann LaVoid McCann Kyle McLeod Joe Mitchell Danny Moore Ricky Moyers Stephanie Moyers Patty Mowad Cindy Newsom Brenda Novian Connie O'Nei11 Jeri Parchman Daivd Parton Paula Perry Terry Potts Brandon Reid Donnie Roberts Kelly Roberts Lonnie Roberts Ida Rocha Andrew Rodriquez Alex Rosales Charlie Ross Lou Ann Salines Monee Shaeffer Daniel Shelton Sandra Sheppard Linda Shrimplin Live, Learn And Debra Sisson Betty Smith Jimmy Smith Ray Smith Robbie Speed Jeff Stephens Pam Stevens Tim Thomas Royce Thorn Cindy Timms Melinda Timms Gary Tomlinson Ilda Trevino Rosie Trevino Teresa Vasquez Shelly Welch i Jay tries hrs hardest but he Just can t seem to get the class to pay any attenuon to hxm Mrs. Moore and Scotty show there really is a student-teacher relationship at RHS Sherry Welch George White ' Danny Wright 1, . N l ! lT LV: M I- tt A A w .. N V w 1 , ' 7 '. .' , U . r .4 , .,.41-f- ..- .. 4 .w-. I - : ' . .sl L ' lf' - ti Q C ' ', 1 l fs' a . ' x -' at-4 4 MJ' .r . l . 11' ' if 1' we f - ' , u 1 T -'E ' ' -1-If at 1 he P- M:-f '. Ja . , fw fr' - Q 1 4.5, 111, T bfi 1 f ilYt? ' HW a T QQ Wouldn't I look cute on the cover of Playgirl? Okay. butt out wise guy. This is Top Secret Sophomore information only. K' f LEFT: ldon't want to talk about it! lust leave me alone! I don't want to talk about it! Most people associate the Sophomore class with troublemaking. At this age these young people get drivers' licenses, dating privileges, and possi- bly even cars. Although it is the time for young teenagers to untie the apron strings, they are still worthwhile people who will mature gradually and become great men and women of tomorrow. In this class of wild, crazy, but tender sophomores, there has been much activity. There were no changes in this class, but each individual has gone through many emotional and psychological changes throughout the year. SOPHOMORE SPONSORS: Joe D. Armstrong J. T. Crumley Glenda Harris Jimmy Taylor Tl .L 'F' 41, , 1' N . A ' I Q223 f H553 U.: H ivg. 1 :mf .n N 75, . A ' ...- X 0 , 1 n. QQ' 2:-' f' - I, ...- 'I 3.25: L , , fffrxy '-Jzrfx 1 - X -1 -'m,1f',,1 8.3. 11,553.31 1 Y . ,., V.. ,., .1. K . 1. - Ani -f,. Q, ,,1vg, l - vfgilw 1 v 5' 3. 'V 1. . .,. 1 -' 2' I -,- r J' s .A . , ,Jw U,: , ., . ,s . , -' u, 'xawi-V ,,,. fm. '11, , , I-, . , V 4 105 is - ' ' - ff :eh , nf --L ff' x N A -nqn - -,. , ,if- ,avg .rc lic .f,.4. . ln ..- , ,.4-1 Angell 4.4 S ' X ,-451: E' I 'V A. A A -f-n -. .fi 4: if Ji: - 1- 1 1 N4 iv . 7 ' 1 3171 .WA JZ.. 1 1 ,MAY 41, vb QX, l M ' x Robby Chance, 15, has attended Roosevelt for only one year. The 5'5 class favorite feels that participation in sports is most important to him in school. His favorite subject is Ag. and it certainly shows for he has accom- plished much in this field. Robby was Highest Point Judger for poultry and won first in the egg grading contest. He also received a second and a fifth with his pigs at the Lubbock Stock Show and second at the Roosevelt Stock Show. Robby also won Grand Champion with his Duroc and earned a trophy from the Lubbock Saddle Club on Play Day. His hobbies include motorcycle riding, playing basketball and running track. His future plans are staying single and working. Roxanne Whetzel, a 14 year old, brown eyed, brown haired girl has spent 4 years at Roosevelt. Her favor- ite subject is English, and participa- tion in sports means the most to her at Roosevelt. Roxanne likes swimming, snow skiing, basketball, ping pong, tennis, and skating. She has been involved as an FHA member, a basket- ball player, a cheerleader, and a Studnet Council Representative. She will serve as Student Council Reporter in '77-78. This has also been Roxan- ne's second year as class favorite. Her future plans include going to college and helping others in every way that she can. Fishy A 15. ll L. - -13 gf avorites Ana' Class O jicers LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Rocha: President, Shellee Sidesg Vice-President, Phyllis Morrison: Secretary, Junior Vasquez Treasurer Cantug Reporter . 50 Freshmen T0 A Good Start tax- if C9 YL. 'L -'-.. UN is X, . 1 6 ., u Q. 1--v, ' 1 1 N .r uv v., xv 'i , ?'y: ii3gi f'f .J . . b .I :iw ' -LV 'Q 5 if 55, 'fp A-ff' .1 Illlffl Sandra Allen Steve Anglin Sylvia Arredondo Julie Barton Donna Benedict Suzette Bibbs Laverne Burkes Ed Butler Jimmy Butler Rene Cantu Zettie Collins Jackie Corwin Vicki Davis Corina De Los Santos Mitzi Easterwood Tanya Evans Angela Flores Tillie Flores Rona Galloway Becky Gaona Deck Goddard Cindy Goff Lynn Griggs Jim Harbour Dormita Harvey Kelly Hayes Teri Jo Hayes Eddie Holland Fish',AZready A cl Like Old Hey is that really what a camera looks like? Tracy Hudson Barry Hughes Ruby Ivy Billy Johnson Bo Johnson Kelly Johnson Terry Jones Ricky Lara Daniel Lopez Diane Lopez Sylvia Lopez Barbara Mann Kayla McAda Tonya Meason Kristi Medley Beverly Miller Shane Morris Phyllis Morrison Damon Moyers Andrella Ned . . . little devils! .lwa jjtjnf HD I N '1,gfg,y ig 1 ' -, ,,-m, :-,..::L,- , at ., . J It Q1 W1 , J , Q, ,iv 1 .:,.. Q- ,SB-ft Miki yi dt ' 1 l M .1 K 4 V, ' J? ' L 4 L qw? J, I , -ir' .l L1 '-..'-wif . H ' ff, 1+ 1 1 X 'P- I I .3:.,,. Y.: . ix.,-. F, , fi. W , li zz 7 . yikfgzff- , . v H gi f ' P' If in . laik Q . .ihf -t 'ZIIJ fix , .1 iii' 3' '. il 'is , : -, I' 'A 4-24, 5, Put a little shampoo on their ,F--, . 1 t X ,W f Hands Al Being In High School J 'f1i-ii ' -5-' 6 I 5'-2 E . R. wt f .,- . I v , :Tay -sp' 'c af Q1 fl ' 3 'ii ' , A yr ' , . pw' . t . Q' , , L Aim L 4:11 L. Now. is Kelly just showing off her new socks. or is she trying to be sexy? X . X ps K ,qfg K l -4. X ,,,, h e . - X3 ei, ik ce Randy practically had to be tied down in order for picture to be taken Che was act- ing shy! . Bart Newell Donna Oliver Tracy Parker Dwayne Patschke Dee Dee Payne Kelly Powell Susie Probasco Ken Ramsey Kevin Reid Winna Rennels Eddie Reynolds Robert Rivers laimie Roberts Sid Roberts Danny Rocha Richard Rojas 1 we 'I 'ki Y 'uit Oh, the very, very friendly faces around Roosevelt! Freshmen Freak- ut Over Ougher Classes Laurie Russum Billy Scoggins Donnita Sherrill Bryan Sherrod Sheiiee Sides Vicki Smith Wartham Smith Randy Stumbo Keith Sumner Donna Taylor A1 Thompson Brenda Timmons Junior Vasquez Ruby Vasquez 'bi ,, .. V if 'Qt 0 y ' 1 'Z uy! I . 11 ,.s ' ..- . ,N -W , 1 4'b , 'af 3 nm 2' Oh no! I threw the ball to the wrong g .. ' ' Qi .-ff j V' ' If 'L ii L iillr , N w X ' V' Why are these freshmen smiling? They discov ered the wonder of Close-Up! 117 .1-5, Cynthia Warren Roxanne Whetzel Lawerence Williams iw 1 f- ,br There were no major changes in the Freshman CLASS SPONSORS: K3LhyG1'i3h31'n class this year but they were a welcomed addition Rod Propst to high school LYDI1 Walling L 'IN 3 L V. ,.f-,T mi ' 5 V , gfll'1 5'3 -: I ' '5,H 'J wi K I if J 7 A Q' W Y 1 '- fs: ' . QV K Qc' Q 4 1 ,J 4 , NAR, Q Y 11,1 X- I 1 ,, We t 15141 :JJ 5 t ima . yej ,AJ 49 A E 1 A ' ' I N ix 'W The Organizations accounted for SIX of the changes this year. A Drama Club was started along with a new D.E. school store. The Spanish Club students made a trip to San Antonio for the Pan American Student Forum and later in the year, won the Sweepstakes at the Sherman contest. The National Honor Society added an exec- utive counsel to make major decisions concerning the activities of the club. The final change came when the U.I. L. contests saw more literary contestants going to regional than athletes. The 1976-77AnnuaZ Staff Janis Lindsey searches through the negative to find the perfect pic- ture to print up for the annual. TOP ROW QLeft to Rightjz Judy Wooten. Priscilla Stevens, Lora Gentry, Nita Johnson. Billy Chandler. Carrie Waddington. BOTTOM ROW tLeft to Rightl: Gail Moore, Bobbie McMillan, Becky Dickey, Cindy McKinney, Karen Barnett, Rhonda Byers, Michelle Smith, Judy Holmes, Cassie Adams. SEATED AT DESK: Janis Lindsey: Editor. Mrs. Beverly Byrd: Sponsor. Bus Drivers No one ever really stops to consider how very valuable a bus driver is. What would a majority of the students do if they were all ready for school and the bus did not show up? A bus does not drive itself and every person needs to stay aware of these people who take responsibilities for all students' lives. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. C. Parker. Stan Wegner, Mike Melcher, R. C. Griffin, Gabriel Trevino, Jay Mathis, Jimmy Taylor, Leland Willis. C. C. Monzingo, Randy Smith, Doyle Washington. Rusty Burns, Betty Washington, Sandra Medley, Rah Hunter. Jo Kee, Houston Powell. C usiodians When someone breaks out a window, or needs a bathroom pipe fixed around the school, what would happen if there were no custodians to fix them? They have the great pleasure of being the Fix-it men at Roosevelt. These men do a good job of keeping everything in as nice a shape as possible on the school grounds. We can say without hesitation that their work is very greatly appreciated by everyone whether anything is said or not. Charlie Smith Loi Vasquez E Ilioi Young J. C. Parker Gabriel Trevino Lunch Room Cooksf ourmetsj The lunch room workers deserve to be recognized for they show up at school at least two hours before lunch time to begin preparations for a nice warm midday meal. These meals are always fully nutritious and well balanced for the health of Roosevelt students. rr-14' vf .' . I h 4, I or-f.. 1 Y A 54.1 'I -- T L' -NT NWN I ' N5 I 1- .5 X 731: Y I L l r la ' N ' n , y ' , I ape J - Wg, I Q s 'gh .g . Y lt,tm.g Fa. I If-III' , -V xx - 1 I , t. ' 3 f ., ' I I - , I RA 'T .- X ' ' is 1 Xt f 1 ' -- wzffi '21, ka I ' 41? 4 ' if! tw E' ,- ,, ,au t BACK ROW CLeft to Righty: Betty Brown, Joyce Barnes, Wanda Brown, Teri Rempe. Linda Iupe. Joyce Mavis, Lela Mayfield: Supervisor. FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Arlene Montgomery. Shir- ley Medford. Elita Trevino, Manda Brown. UPPER RIGHT: Lunch room ladies serve nutritious meals that keep thc students going. RIGHT: I know that filet mignon is in here somewhere. FAR RIGHT: Caught 'ya red-handed . . , Cdish-pan handsjl 1 ,,, , . .11 .75-In The Booster Club supported the All Sports Banquet and had small wooden clappers made in their effort to assist the athletes. These caring parents and community members also held a garage sale, which was very successful, in order to purchase a video tape machine for the use of the athletic and band departments. The Booster Club members should not be taken for granted, because each member is vital to our school spirit. The Band Aidsi' LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann Washington: president. Sandra Searsy: secretary. The Band Aids were a specially organized group of band members' parents who acted as a supporting body for all band activities. This group chaperoned the band trip and helped with the Band Banquet. ,vi Roosevelt Booster Club LEFT T0 RIGHT: Judge McLeod: Presi- dent. Ray Medley: Vice-President, Susan Mann: Secretary, Mary Miller, Treasurer. 'JM PTA LEFT: The Roosevelt Halloween Carnival was held by the PTA in order to buy new playground equipment for the school. The carni- val was a screeching success with a net profit of 351 ,O64. '73 . OFFICERS: no picture available. Nell Railsback: President Denise Smoekel: Program chairman Garnetta Douglass and Joyce Cavaniss: membership co-chairmen Dee Shroeder: Parliamentarian . DE CA DECA started a new school SIOIS this year. They sold school supplies such as paper, pens, pencils, note cards, etc. , in the mornings and candy and chips during the different lunch periods in the cafeteria. It was a success- ful venture and we wish them continued good luck in the future. l' w w 1 , ,, tv BACK ROW CLeft to Righty: Sheila Lewis Williams, Shelly Welch, Melinda Timms. Larry Don Grizzell, Jimmy Smith, Daniel Shel- ton, David Caudill. SECOND ROW CLeft to Rightbz Joe Armstrong: Sponsor, Teresa Vasquez, Sylvia Arredondo, Ricky Kirkland, Mitzi Kirkland, Ilda Trevino, Lou Ann Salinas. Melissa Draper. George White, Cindy Timms. BOTTOM ROW fLeft to Righty: Ricky Hargrave: President, Andrew Rodriquez: Vice-President, Patricia Lopez Leos: Secretary, Diane Trevino: Treasurer, Steve Frizzell: Reporter, Brenda Novian: Parliamentarian, William Humphrey. Harold Coates. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Armstrong appears to be asking someone for help in trying to control his classes. RIGHT: The candy store at lunch time turned hectic right before the bell rang, and everyone made sure to keep Ricky on his toes. :Q Newspaper S taff s Number One 1 M vffgt, FQ - 5:5 'S' -V q 'rf' I +G . ,.,,,- , ll .1 ' 7 , X 1 .-- H Q Am:-firigvrf . A 3 2 ' i A? 1'-7 ' -' -A.:'g f- -1 . A ff- fizlfr ' ' f 'fi , AA.: 5 s ui' i The Reveille Staff of the 1976-77 school year maintained their top ratings in the South Plains by putting out quality newspapers every two weeks dur- ing the school year. The paper won first place at the Panhandle High School Press Association at West Texas State University in Canyon. The paper also won first in I.L.P.C. in Austin and All-Paper at THSPA in Denton. They remain informed on every aspect of school life and come out with a paper that is informative and yet enjoyable. We commend you, Reveille Staff, on a job very well done again this year. B. I. Eudy, Newspaper sponsor, checks paper layouts before the next edition comes out. Elem .4 4 STANDING CLeft to Rightj: B. I. Eudy: Sponsor, Frank Fuentes. Bubba Milam, Kathy Hogland, LeAnn Isenberg, Beth Murphy. SEATED: Karla Craig: Assistant Editor, Renae Thompson: Editor. uture Farmers Of A merica 4-Q x ci The Future Farmers, as usual, won many prizes X L this year at the annual contests which test skills in land judging, dairy products, livestock, etc. These contests help prepare young men and women for the various professions into which they . may go . 'H ff' RIGHT: A. W. and Kyle take 'a break from the ag barn and ask to have their picture taken, so here it is! I Q BACK ROW fLeft to Righty: Clay Hodges. Marty Whetzel, Jay Darby, Joe Muniz, Ronnie Miller, Lannon McLaurin, Russ Buckman, Rodney Thomas, Danny Wright, Wendell Easterwood, Mark Glaser, Kevin Isenberg, Alton Gillit, Joe Date McCa11ister, Ed Butler, Brooks Marshall. SECOND ROW CLeft to Righty: Keith Choate, Scotty Chapman, Jeff Brown, Roger Lindsey, Jeff Stephens, Billy Frizzell, A. W. Marshall, Dan Baze, Cody Brown, William Humphrey, Teresa Glenn, Jeanna Aldridge, Richard Jones. THIRD ROW CLeft to Righty: Randall Douglas, Scotty Bessent, Kyle McLeod, Randy Moyers, Don Corwin, Jim Harbour, Chad Fox, Armando Trevino, Craig Warner, Barry Hughes, Mark Lam- precht, Terry Searsy, Larry Williams, Autumn Payne. FOURTH ROW iLeft to Righty: Frank Fuentes, Bart Newell, Darren Royal, Terry Cate, Sammy Rojas, Jerry Brown, Kenneth Medford, Bo Johnson, Patti Mowad, Eddie Holland, Dwayne Patschke, Danny Gillit, Dallas Rucker. FIFTH ROW CLeft to Righty: Bubba Milam, Eddie Reynolds, Harold Coates, Steve Anglin, Billy Johnson, Royce Thorn, Noe Torres, Eddie Wright, Mike Newsom, Craig Hancock, Robby Chancey, Danny Rocha. FRONT ROW CLeft to Righty: I. T. Crumley. Pat Pounds, Lynn Wall- ing: Sponsors, Bill Warren: President, LeAnn Isenberg: Vice-President, Mike Davis: Secretary. Cary Stennett: Treasurer, Jeri Parchman: Reporter, Tim Thomas: Sentinel, Connie Jordan: Co-Sweetheart. fiifvfl , A k. rgxgk -Er ,.,r, Vu f , 1' ' .rs . P xx 1, ' It RUS, ref.. +V' . I M, V. 4. H ,iv-5 - , xl, YA Ag! -, I Jw ll VI' .4 I ' 1 H M 'H , .L f 1 'J, 1 1 f ,L , , v. , 1 ,F ,f , , . -V: 1. 3 , A .L , , , . 'ff ,I Q., fl? '- . , '- 15: , ,- D . . A ,raw 3 J V .f - H ., , . -V-E ,ut J, V, , V I ., Y! f ' ' ' 4:-35155 - :' , I X 'fr' L-TPQQ' ,- , I , N :gm ' -':l',,.f?fg ?'4,,- ' :- ' La f ' 'N , W L JL'i .W5 . 1 , 2- ,-':FA- 635 f-- ' ' ' ' , W X. 'wgrj F. - ' , - 3 A 'A -el W , ' i. I x . -Lg iii 5 15 I ,. :1-19 I 4:--An Future H omemakers O f A merica This year's chapter was fortunate to have an Area Officer which enabled it to get more personally involved in the Area and State meetings. They also had more participation in FHA week than ever before. More money was donated, because of the work of FHA, to be given to the March of Dimes. No Sweetheart Banquet was held this ' der to involve the Fathers more, and in order to make it a year. The traditional Salad Supper was changed in or ' as changed to the Covered Dish Supper. rmal occasion. The name of the supper w more fo TO RIGHT- Becky Jones: President, Tammy Scott: Vice- LEFT . ' President, Mrs. Glenda Harris: Sponsor, Lynn Jones: Secretary, I' ,A ti ' Vicki Whisenhunt: Historian. X ' :, 4' A W - V Q Vicki prepares to unpack her suitcase to get ready for the State , H W V Vi meeting. , ' ' A, -f, ,D 's'. I' ' W 690-I 64 Kcztibeth K.- UPPER RIGHT: lsn't she 'dorab1e? FAR UPPER RIGHT: Cindy seems to have a slight case of forget- ting what she was supposed to say. RIGHT: Everyone seems to be enjoying themselves at the Young Homemakers party for the FHA chapters. t ig.. .a ffl? x 5 me -fr : I we KWH te ' I L ge .Af BACK ROW 1Left to Rightl: Charisse Roberts, Darron Mann, Gerald Clay, Billy Chandler, Eddy Cox, David Stephenson, Danny Trammel, David Stephens, Bubba Milam, Janis Lindsey, Gail Moore. SECOND ROW CLeft to Righty: Carla Moyers, Vicki Whisenhunt, Kathy Hogland, Nancy Adams, Donna Jordan, Lauretta Smith, Debbie Parker, Nita Johnson, Kathy Peek, Priscilla Stevens, Lora Gentry, Penny Metsgar. Beth Murphy, Mrs. Phyllis Orr: Sponsor. THIRD ROW fLeft to Righty: Diane Trevino. Karen Barnett, Trenia Craze, Michelle Smith, Renae Thompson, Donna lones, Patti Park. Bonnie Adams. Becky Jones. FRONT ROW fLeft to Rightl: Cindy McKinney: Parliamentarian, Connie Jordan: Historian. Tammy Scott: FHA-HERO Representative, Cassie Adams: Secretary-Treasurer, Carrie Waddington: 5th Vice-President, Shelly Craig: 4th Vice-President, Cindy Thompson: 3rd Vice-President, Judy Holmes: 2nd ViceaPresident, Rhonda Byers: lst Vice-President, Karla Craig: President. La Petite Future H omemakers Rhonda Killian makes sure that her zipper is zipped and all the buttons are buttoned before she goes in to start the meeting. iv ' 14 - . A - -,, 1' M-8 as 7-' ' v-xt eh as ELS., P? Af , 4..i:'H i N : s h V '..t-- , .pf 45' Vgflf. 1.1. ' Q: ., if , - i f A tg ,,t . 5 ---, Arg .4 5 BACK ROW 4Left to Righty: Shelly Welch, Myra Mann. Vicki Davis, Donna Jan Oliver, Debbie Duke. Kelli Roberts, Ginger Evans, Donna Taylor. Susie Probasco, Tracey Hudson. Barbara Mann, Dava Baker. Beverly Miller, Patty Mowad. SECOND ROW fLeft to Righty: Mrs. Linda Moore: Sponsor, Laurie Russum, Kelly Powell, Shelly Sides, Elizabeth Miller, Jackie Corwin, Reba Humphrey, Vicki Denton, Robbie Speed, Lynn Griggs, Whinna Rennels, Kim Timms, Kelli Johnson, Melissa Draper, Tracey Parker. Mitzi Easterwoocl, Monee Schaeffer. THIRD ROW 4Left to Righty: Yvonda Preslar, Laverne Burltes, Charlotte Daniels, Brenda Timms. Roxanne Whetzel, Teri lo Hays, Kristi Medley, Diane Lamprecht, Phyllis Morrison, Andrella Ned, Tanya Evans. FRONT ROW iLeft to Righty: Paula Perry: Historian, Annette Brown: 5th Vice-President, Debbie Jackson: 4th Vice-President, Tonya Garner: 3rd Vice-President, Tammy Harris: Secretary-Treasurer, Daphne Higginsq Parliarnentarian, Debra Sisson: lst Vice-President, Rhonda Killian: President. FHA Honors Student f The Month 5 ,W-. l QT- Y '-s..7 ,-. ' b -,. , z ' cf ,-f-Q. , V 1 C A V ' Xi ' SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER Donna Jordan Vicki Whisenhum Donna fDodoJ Jones fs CS 'wtf A x, DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY Lynn Jones Becky Jones Bonnie Adams ., . I . ,. fi . O. , V , - ' A xx , we . AQ. V, E .RCS 'rn 'Gif 0 MARCH APRIL MAY Diane Trevino Renae Thompson Priscilla Stevens A Spanish Club The Spanish Club had a very successful year at contests held across Texas. At the Sherman contest they brought home the Sweepstakes and at other con- tests many top place ribbons were won. Skating par- ties were held monthly for all Roosevelt students. The money netted at these parties paid for the San Antonio trip the officers took and the remainder went toward paying for a trip to Mexico for a Spanish Club student. UPPER RIGHT: Miguel Arroyo of Veracruz. Mexico came to Roose- velt to speak of his life and the ways of the Mexican people as compared to people in the U.S. RIGHT: Tracey Coe, honorary Spanish Club member works hard by listening to tapes ro improve her pronounciation and understanding of the Spanish language. I3 ll BACK ROW CLeft to Righty: Juanita Rosales, Pam Stevens, Alex Rosales Richard Royas Arturo Trevmo Ricky Lara Ken Rams Stephenson. SECOND ROW CLeft to Righty: Mary Beth Baze, Janis Lindsey Corrna De Los Santos Lou Ann Salinas Angela Flores Becky Gaona, Rosie Trevino, Leigh Coe. Linda Shrimplin, Ginger Evans, Sylvia Arredondo Billy Chandler Mrs Mary Gonmlcz Sponsor FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Betta De Los Santos: President, Abel Gaona: Vice President Lorenzw Cantu Secretary Priscilla Stevens Trewsurer Lora Gentry: Historian, Gail Moore: Reporter, Cindy McKinney: Parlrwmentfrrran C onquistadores Del M es ,fLA- AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER Abel Gaona Joel Brandenburger David Stephenson Billy Chandler Rosie Trevino Berta De Los Samos Juanita Rosales Lora Gemry DECEMBER Alex Rosales Gail Moore 'T17 APRIL 'r JANUARY Arturo Trevino Sylvia Arredond .4 5 f lil: , . - ., :Q Q- .' 1 9 91532: :'i' I 3 if , r in ' I -n FEBRUARY MARCH Ken Ramsey Corina De Los Santos o Cindy McKinney Ricky Lara ' 7551 Y MAY Priscilla Stevens Richard Rojas Steve Frizzell Tracey Coe C onquistadores Al De! A n 0 Barra De Los Santos Alex Rosales N, N. .1 Future Teachers 0fA meriea FTA members sold ceramic mugs and cups of various sizes to Roosevelt people. Cassie Adams and others in the club made these mugs at her house after school and on week-ends. The mugs could be personalized and all came with an eagle on the side. Several members went to the state meeting with Rilla Eproson and Dail Griffin 3.5 SPOIISOIS . BACK ROW QLeft to Righty: Jeff Stephens, Steve Frizzell, Karen Barnett, David Stephens, Bubba Milam, Alton Gillit, Terry Seatsy, Richard Adams, Marty Whetzel, Darren Royal. SECOND ROW CLeft to Rightjz Rilla Eproson: Sponsor, Richard Jones, Danny Trammel, Mark Glaser. Donna Jones, Melissa Draper, LaVern Burkes, Angela Flores. Brenda Timms. Nancy Adams, Shelly Sides, Donna Taylor, Julie Barton, Kelly Powell, Susie Probasco, Suanna Barnes, Dail Griffin: Sponsor. THIRD ROW fLeft to Righty: Kyle McLeod, Roger Lindsey, Kevin Isenberg, Scott Mann, Greg Byers. Pam Stevens, Annette Brown, Rhonda Killian, Linda Shrimplin. Kent McLeod. FRONT ROW qLeft to Rightj: Renae Thompson: Parliamentarian. Rhonda Byers: Reporter, Robbie Speed: Vice-President, Cassie Adams: President, Cindy Thomp- son: Treasurer, Karla Craig: Secretary. UPPER RIGHT: Rhonda demonstrates how teachers are able to sit at their desks. FAR UPPER RIGHT: Nancy gets up to close the door so that princi- pal Greg llefth will not get on to her noisy class. if lla. .T---. - - Q 5 - ir 14 1-T' Q lf' . ' ., l F T fl' '.?7- 5 1 -25 WX :re . : - i n Q ' I ti W vs Teachers-Students f The Months SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER Rilla Eproson Cassie Adams J. T. Crumley Rhonda Byers Leland Willis Richard Adams DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY R. C. Griffin Marty Whetzel Beverly Byrd Karla Craig Dail Griffin Angela Flores MARCH APRIL MAY Sandy Moore David Stephens Lynn Walling Robbie Speed Pat Pounds Richard Jones Teacher Of The Year S Zudenz' Of The Year J, T, Crumley Cassie Adams FLW ationczl Honor S ociezy This year's NHS set the record at Roosevelt for having the most people inducted into the club than ever before. The group kept themselves busy this year by sponsoring car washes and candy sales. The honor students presented the high school with a Bong Show in which new Honor Society members were inducted. They held a candle-light dinner and a kidnap breakfast for the new members. if 7 TOP: Priscilla Stevens, senior. won the annual S100 scholarship from the National Honor Society. BOTTOM: Connie, Becky, Karla, and Renae sing of their wish to be Oscar Mayer Seniors during the Bong Show assembly for new NHS members. BACK ROW QLeft to Righty: Tim Thomas, Kevin Isenberg, Renae Thompson, Rhonda Killian, Becky Dickey, Judy Holmes, Vicki Whisenhunt, Judy Wooten, Bonnie Adams, Deb- bie Parker, Nita Johnson, Kathy Peek, LeAnn Isenherg, Janis Lindsey. SECOND ROW fLeft to Righty: Tonya Garner, Leigh Coe. Kelli Roberts, Pam Stevens, Linda Shrimplin, Jeanna Aldridge, Mary Rocha. Ida Rocha, Cindy Thompson, Becky Jones. Karla Craig, Betta De Los Santos, Michelle Smith, Lynn Jones, Mark Copeland, Cindy McKinney, Roger Lindsey. Annette Brown, Mrs. Beverly Byrd: Sponsor. THIRD ROW CLeft to Righty: Conni O'Neal, Connie Jordan, Lora Gentry, Joe Date McCallister, Scott Mann, Ginger Evans. David Payne, Greg Russum, Roy Rowan. Mike Dawson, David Taylor. Suanna Barnes, Carla Moyers, Danny Wright. FRONT ROW qLeft to Righty: Kayla Barnett: President. Greg Byers: Vice-President. Priscilla Stevens: Secretary, Patti Park: Treasurer, Gail Mooreg Reporter, Charles Meadorg Parliamentarian. NHS Boy Ana' Girl Of The Month - . , 3 -5 5 l 1 15. 4. ,t.. . , B .t 5 . I? .', 4 -- JL i f i 1' -Q ' X V ff! 1- F -1-in r. ,Tia ,QM , S .... :t S- AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER Connie Jordan Scott Mann Cindy McKinney Patti Park Kem McLeod Gail Moore Charles Meaclor Sammy Rojas slag DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH Cindy Thompson Richard Adams Abel Gaona Matt Davis Danny Metsgar Betta De Los Santos Judy Holmes Michelle Smith APRIL MAY Greg Byers Alton Gillet Rcnac Thompson Kayla Barnett Boy And Girl Of The Year RENAE THOMPSON RICHARD ADAMS Tholian Added To School Program This is the first year a Drama Club has been organized at Roosevelt. The club has cleaned up and painted both dressing rooms in the auditorium, and purchased make-up and dressing room tables. An Elementary Talent Show was sponsored by the club along with an Evening of One-Act Plays. Children's plays were also performed for the elementary, followed by RHS being represented at district with the play, The Gift of Tenyin. The Drama Club named their group Thalians and each member purchased a shirt with a comedy and trag- edy mask formed by the name of the club on the front. These shirts were worn by club members on designated days. l f: ' i 5 I 2 1. yi il 1: ,: I V ap' 1' L' ' ' Yin--an - -, ,---N--a c-,..., BACK ROW CLeft to Righty: Darcy Higgins, Penny Mersgar, Cat Patton, Glorene Watkins, Mike Sharp, Carroll Daniels, David Payne, Bobby Henson. SECOND ROW CLeft to Righty: Sharon Tom- linson, Beth Murphy, Shelly Craig, Karen Barnett, Becky Dickey. THIRD ROW CLeft to Righty: Sandy Moore: Sponsor. Renae Thomp- son: President, Michelle Smith: Vice-President, Judy Holmes: Secretary, Carrie Waddington: Treasurer, FRONT ROW CLeft to Righty: LeAnn Isenburg: Reporter. Tammy Scott: Parliamenrarian, Becky Jones, Greg Russum: Publicity Agents. RIGHT: Judy Holmes, portraying a deaf-mute in the one-act play The Gift of Tenyin, is shown making the symbol of the cross as her emperor father surrenders his life to Christ. H igh School Stuclcnt Council The Student Council suffered a loss in the number of programs available for them to sponsor. However, they did come through with the annual Hard Travelers concert, and the Maines Brothers entertained at the Toys for Tots program. They also sponsored Johnny Watson, who sang gospel rock songs. Although there were fewer programs, the ones that were offered were very enjoyable. '-'-rf-U., 1 an , BACK ROW fLeft to Righty: Danny Rocha, Sylvia Arredondo, Roger Lindsey, Sammy Rojas, Patti Park, Vicki Davis, Donna Jordan. Judy Holmes, Ray Smith, Connie Jordan, Becky Dickey, Priscilla Stevens, Ginger Evans, Kevin Isenberg. SECOND ROW CLeft to Righty: Joe Date McCallister, Richard Adams, David Payne, Junior Vasquez, David Stephens, Rene Cantu. THIRD ROW CLeft to Righty: Houston Powell: Spon- sor, Roxanne Whetzel, Phyllis Morrison. Cassie Adams, Shelly Craig, Michelle Smith. Jay Darby, Robbie Speed, Tonya Garner, Leigh Coe. FRONT ROW QLeft to Righty: Scott Mann: President, Richard Jones: Vice-President, Greg Byers: Secretary-Treasurer, Kyle McLeod: Reporter. Junior H igh Student Council This year for the Junior High Student Council was mainly a time for learning how to handle various responsi- bilities for when members get to high school. This is a valuable experience which will hopefully help to improve young attitudes. BACK ROW CLeft to Righty: Jewel iw-'ii' ' 'ff Fountain, Steve Dawson, Kathleen Martin, DeAnn Harris, Ian Hall. Karen Brown, Patricia Green, Wade ,., Priest. SECOND ROW CLeft to Righty: J J Leslie Delavan. Sandar Zertuche, ' 1 LaTronda Maines, Janna Sisson, Ann gf Testcrman, Kevin Copeland. THIRD ,fjlfr 'V ROW Lheft to Righty: Tracie Roberts, 3, , 'F - Kent Turner, Elis Rocha, John Heston, Creg Carr, Orlan Goode. FRONT ROW qLcft to Righty: loe Goff: President, Ruben Rocha: Vice-President, Tracy Baker: Secretary. Ronda Craig: Trea- surer. '--1 arf i -nu guy-. YK -.X AF'-1 A 2.5: pw x .1 .,:.4 ' A H ,H f mmrv 1 1: .gunlvl ' :f 'nf -5... -A! L.. n Science Club The Science Club had no major changes this year. Their annual Spanish Supper, given along with the science fair, netted them S200 for the club's treasury. The science team at U.I.L. contest swept the first three places in Slide Rule and also sent Charles Meador to State Competition. The money the club has made will go toward the purchase of new materials to help train members for future U.I.L. contests. Inq ., i' 5- BACK ROW CLeft to Righty Dail Griffin Sponsor Karen Bar nctt. David Stephens, Tammy Scott, Bubba Milam, David Taylor, Richard Adams, Scott Mann, Matt Davis, Greg Byers. Terry Searsy. FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Charles Meador: President, Kathy Peek: Vice-President, Carrie Waddington: Secretary, Kayla Barnett: Treasurer, Michelle Smith: Reporter. Kent McLeod: Parliamentarian. UPPER RIGHT: Mad scientists Kathy and Carrie cook up some- thing that looks sort of strange at the Spanish supper. RIGHT: Dail Griffin has to keep a check on supplies so that his students can try once again to blow up the school. , ,far 'sq H Junior H igh Honor S tudeni J 1- f l,- 2 Ty . xi? 5 .QW W i 41 YEPEV 'f' i,,4,La,.E:Y,wNfr ' rf, f YDS H ' , nnn S ral, ' fs Awivf 1: 'af r f , 1,--, ,. 21-51' - 'f A, 15' his 1 in ' r Romeo Salinas, Tawny Walser 1 r X f LVM? .frf- gg J'Anna Sission Sandy Askew. John Stevens F. EN: Ao . 1. . gal r 4 bi XFN gf? Debby Buckman, Donald Raven Jack Dearon. Tracy Coe D! Patrick Villanueva, Stacy Srephcns '-' r fr- . 'V 1 A N ,-'N J Lf LaTronda Maines, Steve Dawson Shannon Dclavan, Fred Gomez Debbie Davis, Richard Arrcllano 79 .I.L. Contestants ring Home NUMBER SENSE LEFT TO RIGHT: Kent McLeod, Scott Mann, David Stephens, Charles ORAL INTERPRETATION ' POETRY Meador' Richard Adams' Greg Byers- Judy Holmes, Kayla Barnett, Kathy Hogland Qf'.4 ' f Nz , , t SHORTHAND SLIDE RULE Carla Moyers, Gail Moore, Berta De Los Santos Matt Davis. Charles Meador. Greg Byers ,Pa SCIENCE TEAM ONE-ACT PLAY BACK ROW QLeft to Righty: Scott Mann, Richard Adams. David BACK ROW fLeft to Righty: Becky Sasser, Cat Patton, Carrie Taylor, Ken Ramsey. FRONT ROW CLeft to Righty: Mary Beth Waddington, Karen Barnett, Bobby Henson, David Payne. Baze. Linda Shrimplin, Matt Davis, Charles Meador. FRONT ROW CLeft to Righty: Shelly Craig, Judy Holmes, Becky Jones. Renae Thompson, Tammy Scott, Greg Russum, Darcy Higgins, Michelle Smith. Second Place Trophy A District NEWS WRITING FEATURES LeAnn Isenberg, Renae Thompson Beth Murphy . Bubba Milam 4' .g1'5n . - ,-fu . . . f ---I 3,5 - . ffm. , 1 ffl, 221: A 2' I --. A-Q-..-f I 3 sf. ,f ffrf- I 215. 'if Y ' - ' la, gi J-1.1 . . ' I TYPING HEADLINES Cindy Thompson Not Pictured: Tom Whipple Renae Thompson, Gail Moore READY WRITING SPELLING Kayla Barnett Andrew Rodriquez, Beth Murphy Not Pictured: Annette Brown , ORAL INTERPRETATION - PROSE EDITORIALS Michelle Smith, Becky Dickey LcAnn Isenberg, Renae Thompson Regional uczlwers Q . , Q 1 -1 -1 -Q B BACK ROW 1Left to Righty: Cindy Thompson - Typing, Gail Moore - Shorthand, Headline Writing, Beth Murphy - Feature Writing, Spelling. Renae Thompson - News Writing, Headline Writing. FRONT ROW QLeft to Righty: Matt Davis - Slide Rule, Greg Byers - Slide Rule, Number Sense, Charles Meador - Slide Rule, Science Writing, Number Sense. if-2? Judy Holmes - Poetry Interpretation Michelle Smith - Prose Interpretation Scott Mann - Science Writing S tate Qualwers -M '7 f 'EL 'FQ WW. ' ,mr...... Q nr N g ii , ,,,, 1 . Renae Thompson - Headlines ChHI1C'lS Meador - Science Junior High Competesflt UI.L. Contests 5 555313 5 1 ww, ' . I Pa S 5 . ,, Rus V :Eff-Z ' , if , f.?-'St-Q A 4 .,f . L t .sq ,W E T le' A I ' ' X '. M ' -.gif Q 5 4 N3 V 1 li' 1 'T I V , Y z , N . eg ' 5 ,A x I 4: l I l 1 Y 1' ' U I J 1 1. Y N V 4, f' . 3 ff? :lull xy- -',. X' ' I Q rl uf 4 it Ilx JL! I AJ H- rf T -f T TO RIGHT: Melinda Mann, Susan Nemec. Sheila Neagebauer, Debbie Payne, Tracy Coe. John Thompson. KNEELING: Danny Baze. Roberts, Kent Turner. 4' x ' S w 1 ' , -4. V! - ' iw M B..u.:faa 1' ' 'le-.ad ' Tracy Coe, Brian Beaver, Joe Dee Reynolds, Sandy Askew - MATH Sheila Neagebauer, Kem Turner, Sandy Askew - READY-WRITING Sheila Neagebauer, Billy Brown - SPELLING Jeff Jameson, Kathleen Martin - POETRY READING QEIemenZary UI.L. Competitor ORAL READING 15th and Gthhz LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Pevey, David Copeland, Paul Fergeson, John Warner. 1 I ' ' -gif' az- . 'g I X x XI if 3 . . .- -.,, gf., H, ' v 4 f 5-52? 'f 1 ft ul' gg A - . Pf' STORYTELLING C3rdJ: LEFT TO RIGHT: 433152 M. , -ct, J Donna Gillit, Karen Schroeder, Brenda yi' ' ' Beaver. - X 35, .I A I F ' I lx? a ..! mfg'-1'a 1 gl ll 'Y SPELLING 15th and 6thJ: LEFT TO RIGHT: Craig Hollins, Sheila Payne, Misty Moy- CIS . , an is Q. W1 J: -'-4 1 'SW .--ty L, PICTURE MEMORY 14th and Sthjz LEFT TO RIGHT: Yvette Hamilton, Johnny Jones, Renee Lindsey, Gina Deatherage, Tammi Jones, Wendi Medly. t I s. 'lf' ,amy f i 1 'txt . fr . 5? A 4 1 - .Q .L...5 .-g :Q e. 5 2.1. 4 .f Q N ' .fe 1 A f-3 3' ' 2 ' Z '23 gh -' ,:7 'j 3 y g f, ws' 'Q-.lf ar n. ,,, , 1 ,J J- h Qi .32 ws Ml Ea Roosevelt Football Scoreboards VARSITY opponents Lorenzo Crosbyton Seagraves Memphis Frenshipf: Slatoni: Cooper? Tahoka Denver City Postfi JUNIOR VARSITY opponents Lorenzo Crosbyton Lubbock Sophs Floydada Frenshipf: Slatonlf: Cooperf: Tahoka Postr: FRESHMEN opponents Lorenzo I.V . Crosbyton Slatontf: Frenshipi: Slatonfi Cooper I.V . Tahoka Littlefield Postf: EIGHTH GRADE WINS 5 WINS LOSSES 2 LOSSES us 19 17 O 7 O 12 37 28 17 O LIS 20 42 17 34 35 13 24 17 15 US 20 38 22 30 30 40 16 46 14 SEVENTH GRADE 2 6 denotes District games them 6 6 51 34 6 19 O 13 17 34 them 0 O 6 6 0 32 10 6 6 them O 18 O 0 O O 24 16 14 fl 9 JI .ffff - 'I U Houston Powell Athletic Director and Head Coach Varsity Football Dean Elliot P216 HUISI W Coaches Lend Guidance T0 A thletes N f' VME N3 l 2' . Q' 4v 14 l Randy Smith jimmy Taylor Leland Willis Jerry Windham V 'I 1 R ll ' Through 4 - ' N 1 '! 1 Elf 1 Mgr: ' I-1.55 E 1 EAM: - ABLE? NX A 5 vu NV, r in A n t 1 ' 1 fl'Qg3feQii'? ' 1 T l,,W:i:,Q'LS, ' 't'i j-1' M, 3' A Aa: 1-:mf N ' l ' - r ' M ' H K - Y- ' '1 N75 ' A-if Q -Vfiffia. f i', - ' ' HI frm - . Nigel L K, Q-3 fe , A t 35' 'g,, 'f J I ' 1 ,' W - 1f5 sfPf' f . , A '. .. Tlw1T:,'f1v ..,: '!1- W. A , t Richard Adams Eddy Cox Scott Mann Kent Mcl.eod Sammi' 80535 Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain .Fr M Y V Y Y , , 54'-F5 ,ai 1 ' ' ! , M Y .:. . J , l EAL'-gig Q11 wif ' 1 X I gjgg-if , , : 3 X A 1 ' 3 il . 134, W Q. i X N- .. v A X -' A igiifei' E L C ' , 'V ax iswliv W ifffl 1 x , t N l U' 'I ' A'-.I . if .- ' -I . 'A A as Y f. f A 2 ' wAi1c wir6' .f':'.fQixf' -A ' ' Jerry Brown Greg Byers Manuel Cantu Abel Gaona Mark Glaser Individuals Join A A Team Q-A fy 1- If to I ve: 1 M I A 'S . E ' EMZV' one K mi NX - wx ,W . ,H ' are of 'xo D Q ' 'fx I U J' if-2,tg1 KiV'.' if-- ' . ' W'-:Ia 2- A 1-r.,.' - 'Mi-1 ' . ,-v-if or I , 1, , Q I ALF 93,34 ,. - :,,?,l..! .',,qf:ff. or '-'--'.,... u f' 9' ,' -' ' . Daron Mann Kyle McLeod Danny Metsgar Bubba Milam David Payne qljird A t 1, ' . N A Q Elm' - 5411.55 ' ' . I H . X ' . U.:-. nag Q 2 rvq ' ' r ' eff .'- r ' Q- X. 5 1 -A yr ? N ,Ar ax Q 'W . ' . .,... 9: ' - ' ,,,,,u,m Charlie Ross Darren Royal Ray Smith David Stephenson Danny Trammel Iii. - l K 1 1 it K P i .1 ja A Ai ,L ,. ,xl - , M , - ' , - - , 1. 3 Charles Ward Ray Ward Y .. Y 1 ,. 7 K A V 1, I MX I In . Q 4- ll, I ll. f' - - f ?v?d??ewfE Larry Washington Many Whetzel The Mighty Warbirds, battling everything from a Tahoka 240 lb.-average front line to a Post snowstorm, came up with the first losing season in nine years with a record of 4-5-1 and finished fourth in District 5AA . This does not prove that there was any lack of courage or ability in the Eagle team however, for three players made the All District first team. These men were Richard Adams Coffensive endj, Kent McLeod Qoffensive guardl, and Ray Ward Cdefensive halfbackl. Honorable Mentions went to Eddy Cox Cdefensive and offensive tacklej, Scott Mann Cdefensive linebackerj, Richard Adams Cdefensive endj, Darren Royal Cquarterbackj, Dar- ron Mann Coffensive fullbackj, and Ray Ward Coffensive tailbackj, who also tied for the second top scorer in the district with nine touchdowns. Rating an Honorable Mention of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journals' All South Plains team was Richard Adams. Q 4 TOP ROW: fLeft to Righty Earl Bobo, Tim Whipple, Jeff Brown, Forest Mann, Alton Gillit, Lance Slack, Mark Lamprecht. SECOND ROW: Coach Pete Hurst, Travis Calloway, Ricky Torres, Soylo Fuentes, James Nall, Tim Thomas. THIRD ROW: Isi- dro Lopez, Jeff Stephens, Roger Lind- sey, Frank Fuentes, Craig Kennedy, Coach Dean Elliot. Throwing the bomb is no ordinary football joke for these Junior Varsity gridsters, for they literally bombed the rival team in five of their eight wins for the season: three of which were total shutouts. The team also pulled the upset of the year by beating the Lubbock High sophomores for the first time in JV football history at RHS. The score was 14-6. Their only loss of the season came as a 32-13 defeat from Slaton with whom they shared the Dist. 5AA cham- pionship. TOP ROW: CLeft to Righty Junior Vas- quez, Feliciano Romo, Ed Butler, Johnnie Adkins, Mike Newsome, Dewayne Patschke, Rene Cantu. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Randy Smith, Al Thompson, Arturo Trevino, Danny Gillit, Keith Sumner, Charles Death- erage, Billy Scoggins, Coach Jimmy Taylor. THIRD ROW: Randy Stumbo, Cody Brown, Ricky Lara, Dallas Rucker, Richard Rojas, Barry Hughes, Jim Harbour. FOURTH ROW QSeated7 Terry Wiley, Chad Fox, Danny Rocha, Sid Roberts, Deck Goddard, Don Cor- win. Ninth grade gridsmen, coached by Randy Smith, left their mark in season play with a record of '7-1-1, scor- ing 256 points and only allowing '72 points for their rivals. The freshmen, undefeated champs since their seventh grade year, claimed a tie with Post for the District crown. The teams 30-O win over Slaton has been sited as their best team effort of the year. Eighth Grade Gridsrnen Improved describes this team, as they showed their true colors this year and finished second in district behind Slaton. The teams record consisted of five wins and only two losses. The team was without the services of one of their first string fullbacks, Todd Faulkner, for most of the season, as Todd broke his leg during their first district game against Frenship. TOP ROW CLeft to Righty: Coach Leland Willis, Casey Johnson, Max Payne, David Lopez, Jesse Rayes, Raymond Butler, Fred Gomez, Harold Newsome, Jay Hoover, Richard Arre dondo, Billy lorday, Billy Fox, Dale Kee, Timothy Shepard, Buddy Wil- helm, John Landry, Danny Nall, Wade Priest, Kevin Kelsey, Terry Allan, Coach Pete Hurst. SECOND ROW: Ioe Dee Reynolds, Elias Roacha, Orlin f-7 ftgf: TOP ROW CLeft to Righty: Kenneth Bibbs, Henry Arrellano, Tony Mana- han. Mario De Los Santos, Jewel Fountain, lgnathius Caraway, Jimmy Trevino, Donald Raven. SECOND ROW: Coach Jerry Windham, John Ste- vens, lack Deaton, Steve Gomez, Faulkner, Romeo Salinas, Dan Todd Baze, Coach Jimmy Taylor. THIRD ROW: Creg Carr, Chip Mitchell, Rob- ert Rosales, John Thompson, Gene Malone, Greg Carr, Kim Merrimon. FOURTH ROW: James Cantu, Frank Kee, Kyle Wright, Randy Linker, Ruben Rocha, Frankie Moore, Kent Turner. FIFTH ROW: Neil Hinsley, Kevin Copeland, Joe Goff, Don Gar- ner, Patrick Vasquez, Paul Roberts. Young Players Learn Meaning Of Tearn Work Goode, Wayne Ashley, Patrick Vali- wala, Raul Salinas, Blake Reynolds. V I la Homer Rocha, Bobby Watkins, ml Michael Hayes, David Davis, Brian Beaver. THIRD ROW: Denny Davis, - Clifford Richards, Ernest Hernandez, Steven Dawson, Rex Jackson, Jesse Mason, DeCarlo Williams, Damon Richardson. John Hester, Jeff Jame- son, Goober Evans. FOURTH ROW: Martin Flores, Michael Vasquez, Shannon Guthrie, Alan Maroom, Rob- ert Williams, Billy Welch, Scott Stumbo, Donald Adkins, Billy Brown, Mario Trevino . of B ,l is These seventh graders have begun the long journey to manhood by taken hold of the long rope called teammanship and begun pulling toward a common goal. The 53 member team may not have posted a winning season, but we proud to say they are a part of Roosevelt. 41 BY 1 ll 2 r 74 --7 'fTIf ' ,511 351-EN-11' w -- -, Us THEM Springlake j-,fux fl '55 23N Christ-King , q eo 25 Q Abernathy - 70 '72 ' I. t F' 49 37 .. , ' : -- ,....,,.. .' - 65--V f ' ..' n, - , , -- - --- .-. -Bhd? ...g ..: A .f,1 ' 90 m- ver cny- 9 -1 -F 57 5j' 47 iposw- 77 36 FIQHSM-Pm 41 Nv... i ' 38 Tihoka 1 ' 61 - V 9 --1 ..w . V 7 -,itvvlml 1' - H ' I' VW YV! j uf J1liIlILv1. A'-Na: M i, I IHWIQN --- - r- - -' -paw,-In Q - ,Q-'y1 +p-ggi I Ng - -1-35:-13 ,.m 2 Q ' 1 ---- 5-1 V-gi ft Y ,Q - - 1. 12, 1l .1g , - , - f W - Q, H . - ----- if - b-- -' M ,M XIIVI. .aL'g::,q,1J: I ' 5 '1- 1 -- -- ' ' Post Remarkable Varsigf Cagers R i gf A1 Season Record flier Varsity Basketball Coach - Leland Willis Coach Willis must have brought his green thumb of success with him to Roosevelt as he guided the Varsity Basketball team to the best season at Roosevelt in a decade. With a 22-7 season record and an 8-4 district record, the Eagles finished third in District 5AA as Tahoka gained first and Slaton received second. There were seven returning players on the team. Richard Adams C6'3 J and David Taylor C6'1 J, both senior postmen, were the only returning starters. These two men were also the top scorers on the squad with 482, and 474 points respectively. The team took second at the ldalou Tournament and were champions of the Olton Tournament, in which Adams and Taylor made the All-Tournament Team. This Eagle team also made history as they won the cham- pionship of the Roosevelt Tournament. This was the first time in nine years for such an occurrence . RICHARD ADAMS EARL BOBO GREG BYERS MARK GLASER SYLVESTER JACKSON All-District, Honorable Mention, All-South Plains RICHARD JONES DARON MANN DAVID STEVENSON DAVID TAYLOR DANNY TRAMMEL Honorable Mentioned All- All-District, All South District Pl?-il'lS J V H i gh Scorers Win District TOP ROW: QL.eft to Righty Alton Gillit, Stephen Bibbs, Mike Dawson, David Patton, Larry Washington. Robert Hobbs, Forrest Mann, Joe Date McCa1lister, Gerald Clay, Coach Randy Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Jay Darby, Roger Lindsey, Steve Frizzell, Charles Daniels, Matt Davis, Billy Frizzell, Frank Fuentes, Charley Ross, Marty Whetzel. Sensational is the word for these young men as they are the Dist. 5AA Junior Varsity champions with a perfect 8-O league record. They suffered only two defeats the entire season compared to their 15 wins. Both defeats were handed to them by Abernathy, one of which was a heartbreaking, triple overtime loss of 72-70 . The team ripped like a maroon and white tornado through the New Deal Tournament to earn the first prize trophy while letting Crosbyton, Abernathy, and Frenship suffer the agony of defeat. The scores were 77-37 , 90- 53 , and 79-33 respectfully. The team also captured the third place trophy at the Slaton Tournament. TOP ROW: fLeft to Righty Sid Roberts, Arturo Trevino. Junior Vasquez, Randy Stumbo, Ed Butler, Johnny Atkins. Mike Newsome, Rene Cantu. BOT- TOM ROW: Danny Rocha. Deck God dard. Danny Gillit, Robby Chancey, Shane Morris. Coach Jerry Windham. Junior Vasquez, and Danny Rocha, as top scorers of the year scoring 77 and 39 points respectfully, lead the freshman team to a 3-10 season. This record enabled them to nab the fifth place spot in the District race. A total of 417 points was scored by the team. This averaged to almost 38 points per game. TOP ROW CLeft to Righty: Coach Hous- ton Powell, Kenneth Bibbs, Jimmy l Trevino, Bobby Dixon, Jewel Fotm- Y '- tain, Ignathius Caraway, James Cantu, Todd Faulkner. SECOND ROW: Randy Linker, Gene Malone, Joe Goff, Hcnry Arrellano, Jack Deaton, Ruben Rocha. THIRD ROW: John Thompson, Paul Roberts, Kevin Copeland, Patrick Vasquez, Donald Raven. A total of 256 points were netted this season by the eighth grade dribblers, as compared to their opponents total of 354 points. Jewell Fountain ranked as top scorer of the year with a sum of' 132 points which averaged to 11.0 points per game. The team closed the season with a 2-10 record and a fifth place finish in the district race. Coach Leland Willis and Coach Pete Hurst came to Roosevelt and guided these young men through their very first year with a total of 194 team points scored within the season. These young dribblers will surely use the knowledge and experience they have gained this year to be more powerful and more aggressive next year. TOP ROW CLeft to Righty: Coach Leland Willis. Jesse Reyes, Bobby Watkins, Fred Lopez, Tim Sheppard, Jerry Whaley, Shannon Guthrie, Mar- tin Flores, Coach Pete Hurst. SECOND ROW: Ray Butler. Richard Arellano, Blake Reynolds, Steve Dawson, Mike Hayes, Harold Newsome, Danny Nall. THIRD ROW: Jesse Mcason. Rex Jack- son, Jeff Jameson, Homer Rocha, Clifford Richards, Damon Richardson. FOURTH ROW: Scott Stumbo, Michael Vasquez, Casey Johnson, Robert Wil- liams, Billy Brown. -r-,f Var ily Tracksters Try Ham' Although the Varsity Tracksters did not place high in District 5AA competition, they did bring home several ribbons which showed the determination of the team. They faced very stiff competition at all of the track meets and Slaton sent a lot of people to the State meet. Over all, our guys did well in representing our school because of their good sportsmanship and conduct at the various track meets. ka, F bw' -I, Yves. I 5 ROW CLeft to Rightlz Coach Houston Powell. James Nall, Ray Smith, Darron Mann, David Payne. Gerald Clay. SECOND ROW CLeft to Matt Davis, Bobby Henson, Greg Russum, Kent McLeod, Frank Fuentes. FRONT ROW iLeft to Righty: Sammy Rojas, Scott Johnson, Fuentes, Manuel Cantu, Lance Slack. SPRINTERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Soylo Fuentes. Gerald Clay. Darron Mann. James Nall. .4 ' ' Q ,il v,...-elf: . Y 'Q f' A ' Y' ' I - ..i.Cff-V-J J 'ffiffllzf' SPRINT RELAY EFT TO RIGHT: Sammy Rojas. Darron ann. Gerald Clay, Ray Smith. J- mf -v-.,,-i' . '4 , r ' ' iwgf- -'dj ,Af if-rf' - L 4. ..,- -M W ,. E - E. ,Jw- T if J DISTANCE RUNNERS - - l , LEFT TO RIGHT: Matt Davis, Lance - Slack, Frank Fuentes. ' fx X s J F X ,gk A'-.- V ggi A X 'Avg if H V A , Pr I if MILE RELAY y LEFT TO RIGHT: Sammy Rojas. Ray Smith, Daron Mann, Gerald Clay. NOT PICTURED: Manuel Cantu. Freshmen Finish ui Fine Year In Sports The freshmen had a good year all the way as far as sports go. Their spirit and determination enabled them to post one of the best track records at Roosevelt this year. We wish them continued good luck in the rest of their years at RHS . TOP ROW fLeft to Rightjz Coach Randy Smith, Feliciano Ronao, Craig Hancock, Rene Cantu, Robby Chancey. Junior Vasquez. SECOND ROW: Cody Brown, Jim Harbour, Sid Roberts. BOTTOM ROW: Billy Johnson, Danny Rocha, Lawrence Williams, A1 Thompson, Randy Stumbo. Danny Gillet. Eighth Grade Keeps rz Truckirz' Eighth grade male thinclads came through district with third place. That is quiet an accomplishment as there was some very tough compe- Congratulations to these young men for their ability to hang tough and to come through with giving 10070 every time they were asked f t ee rt?-I 'l .. r' 5' 'f1emm-mms' 'T' WUSEVULT MGLE5 JL VL U5 Eg r 5 fi its GL rating JJGUEWM oqstvgn - qstvtu-L ,SEVEL lst s I L lima pl - E - inf- Mtv b i ROW fLeft to Rightlz Coach Houston Powell, John Stevens, Frank Kee, Jewel Fountain, Randy Linker, Kyle wright, Luis Flores. SEC- ROW CLeft to Rightj: Ronnie Rocha, Ruben Rocha, Jimmy Trevino, Jack Deaton, Donald Raven, David Turner, Ignativus Caraway, Salinas. FRONT ROW CLeft to Righty Joe Goff, Kevin Copeland, Henry Arrellano, Kim Merimon, John Thompson, Patrick Vasquez, Baze. Seventh Grade Records A Tough Act T0 Follow The seventh grade boys took third at the district track meet at Post. Two first places were won at the meet. were won by Homer Rocha in the discus and Raul Salinas in the shot put. 4 ROW fLeft to Rightlz Fred Gomez, Blake Reynolds, Jesse Meason, Raul Salinas, John Hester, Jeff Jameson, De Carlo Williams, Homer Coach Pete Hurst. SECOND ROW CLeft to Rightjz Tim Sheppard, Jesse Reyes, Steven Dawson, Bill Fox. Rex Jackson, Michael Hayes. Santellano, Patrick Villanueva, Dale Kee. FRONT ROW CLeft to Righty: Casey Johnson, Charles Dickson, Michael Vasquez, Elias Scott Stumbo, Goober Evans, Martin Flores, Orlin Goode, Max Payne. Athletes Honored A t A II Sports Banquet ' ' fy,-., . if ff f1f.Tk'7 ,-'Qi-1-.QIj - ' lf' . 'ZJYLH , o. . VD, . , . M ,. i..-, -A -A, . 54.3, .. 3'-Q ...gi 3 j?.'j l,?M 'iQg'H.H.1f'zinrd-'J A, jfiai' ,-'I Q?1mm5g3 'I,'?:...'r ' ff .l,.9.'.', ..,,-S.1y!.1r -. ' . , . . ,.F.,,Niv .-.. . , ,mb .55 '. if U 'nn ' 1, Y , , X l, ,.'1' ., ,, I -. I . .M ,ooo , .. hx A ,V Y L Richard Adams Paui Park '.,,. ,wi .., V. ,, - K U 'lwv' !.,NI! '-' NY is-1,..-1, ...fi ,, ,v - ., mm' Vw ' ' V W., , . 112 ., , ---- L. -w . Coach Houston Powell received a plaque for his ten years of service to Roosevelt athletes. In A 555 1 5 Q W n ,, 5 . . HQ'-l9'1-1', Y! ,, .mD'1:',- ,ixwnhilw U X -, 21+ t ' ll -f': '!'f vp... M A .-.W I V 5' c Q-Q QE w I I I J N Sqmmy Rojas ' Figh ing H I , W M Huw. ,.. L,fuH,pJ fum-. .N-'Q .ff . f v' .,,,gN L 4 L 5 '-,1' . P'---WUI p'Mf,!g F'i'l1'7F'r'x 3. I, ':'.F7. rf' ' x - - U -v :gjE1g'5'Ji v '17, ml- .. .ul-.kv-v,.' fp- V : l , Judy Award Spirits Soar 43- e Under Guzdarzce ,gn-be Varszty Cheerleaders J . N P I I If Y 1 gl X if 6 1' Ginger Evans K' A up K Jeri Parchman ' 1 X3 K 1 X4 v , z, ,f 11 X. U I' we -A P f s X .1 ! r V if .P fs was . - 'TRP' ' H if ,X V ll 5 X 'if if Sv Xi Q1 Mg' gg, , Nz ,:: Qifnjw ,El win 71.1 5' 'T 'V 6 'L W' f o-'7i1M iv, W, li zf 5:1-Ag. I Q I 7:42 5 ' s'1..3f w-X ' es-..Y1l5' Stop ..........13-:.Y,.,.4.,V. ,, -- Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Robbie Speed Sylvia Arredondo Look .rio i 'A f,H34.:Q ' ' ' ,111 9-Film' - 1 - 1 PEP SQUAD: President. Gail Moore: Vice President. Priscilla Stevens, Secretary: Carroll Daniels. SPON- SORS: Cindy Ball, Margret Adams K RHS ll Junior High Cheerleaders Carla Sears h Junior H igh he GFS y Tracy Coe ni er Brown Deb ie Pa ne Build Enthu- siasm Junior H i gh Spirit Boosters S R Ass-'L I: 1 ,.i7 ,f U , t i 1 is 3 A 'V I Pe Squad 8 P SPONSORS urnbow , Lura Smith fs A ign BAND OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Jordan: president, Donna Jordan and Patti Park: vice-presidents, Donna Ian Oliver: sergeant-at-arms. NOT PICTURED: Jeri Parch man: secretary. BAND DIRECTOR: Rod Propst led the Eagle band to one of its most successful years with the highest rating ever in Roosevelt history. C C JJ Mr. Propst has worked long and hard and has I 2 2 done a great job with the band this year. Az Contest . ,. , , .f , -passe' - 1. I' ,iff ,f pl- , 'Q ,I -W X . .N . qw nw'-I'-fr xt , V-1 Av L' -' l X' , .5111 fjff 1V , -, - I QV . N Arit 4, .ri , n 1 .KJ lf, ' L 1. Ai' I' ' L1 4 BAND BEAU AND SWEETHEART: Darren Royal -I , I and Conniejordan OUTSTANDING BANDSMAN: Kathy Peek JUNIOR HIGH OUTSTANDING BANDS MAN: Tracey Baker J r. H igh Band Gains Ski!! Ana' Experience JUNIOR HIGH BAND: TOP ROW: CLeft to Righty Rod Propst, Miss Richardson, Shannon Guthrie, Robert Williams, Sharon Dillard, Michael Hayes, Orlin Goode, Steve Dawson, Dale Kee, Harold Newsome, Denny Davis, Buddy Wilhelm. SECOND ROW: Marsha Hodges, Patricia Green, Richard Arrellano, Randy Blakely, Sheila Deatherage, Olga Cortez, Diane Guerrero, Telena McCallister, Goober Evans, Wayne Ashley, Leon Lewis, Larry Cook, Dee Boswell, Casey Johnson, Karan Banks, Patty Willis, Billy Welch, Randy Willeby, Kenneth Gray, Cherry Cagle, Carol Hallinan. THIRD ROW: Tracey Baker, Amber Reynolds, Mellissa Medley, Stacey Stephens. Debbie Davis, DeAnna Littlefield, Paula Stevens, Ginger Burks, Gristela Alvardo, Jesse Meason, Blake Reynolds. Scott Stumbo. Richie Boyd. 'a 'Q 4- I WP e ,hh 'Z' 1 .I I A- 1 ,V hh 5 'L -'9' ,N Q 'f ' V 'Eff W WI W V' J ffwx ' ,. 49 X , ,Ii 1? 2 gra n- ferr , 2 I 1 -- J 1 a A ki., Y .' I N , V 1 V : 1 , N I le., I , M-,-,..?w-4 9x , 0 ' 4 Q , 1 1 X fr 1, eff V- 1 , , ft.: Q 'ls iw 1 , E 1 1, 1 .aj I 1 1 u g: . , , 1 I K. we EF? v-1 ,Je 'lr' C22 .-.- 'bf . Fd 2 me: fz vw, 5 14' g af? sf-f . - 1. '-4 .J , LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Thompson, Judy Holmes, Connie Jordan, Cassie Adams Paul Park Not even a 51-O loss from Seagraves could dampen the spirits of the annual Homecomlng this year which marked Roosevelfs 40th Anniversary. During half-time activities Connie Jordan was crowned Homecoming Queen. Other finalists were Cassie Adams, Judy Holmes, Patti Park, and Cindy Thompson During the ceremony Diane Miller of the Class of 1971 was crowned as Coming Home Queen Nellie Weath crford 419363, Wynelle Alspaugh Kilcrease 419463, Sylvia Railsback Bessent 419563 and Jennifer Guess Mclierley 419663 were the other Coming Home Finalists. Friendshqv . . . One Of Goofs Greatest Gzfts. Sign-Up Write I Z Here inv- ,,.-.mv-4 'fi WLSTQI-,, .mr 'ij -1' r ' ik 'S ' -asf' 4212. ,Y s I 21 iffipif' .v gi, M I A -V 111144 44. ! ! . 'M , 1 ,p u -ff' ' 'Ar al' ' ,' - 'rv I 151 .xi W A. . tl 4 's ffyf 3 4 1, E OPPONENT wmyuamr f - f - Rqpes' Christ me Kiiig Abernathy , Iilqydada Q LQUQF' ilfiglvix Abegamhy the .King Idalou I, Frenshipfbi T3l'lO1Q5,?f'fi! ggqvelllihd , Fqigsagu ,AIi1i1ene Wiley ?Gl1i'ist .the King Stantoff ' Silverton Slatonff Post' COOPCIT' , Frenshi13??AT:Q4g Tahoka? 2 . -' si U i511 -'Ifost' ' 'Slaron' Coopeff .J 4115 , A . .. 5 1 :f l.f'f,i F .' .DEH 48 23 29 Jl!JN10Bg,yARS1TY . - f-F n - f-.,1f.Lr.'r'-' x.- ., ri , ,I V- if 1. i if U ' Z 3:1 .',,. ,ij F-il' -Afiag ' T , L. . ,S-lx H L. 'M ,'-if qlifw ,fi I .Lf -'L f -.ES lui! U .-..-1355.4 1 '1'f,-J-,-,',i7f W 1, :- 'I W - x '1 13 56' 26, 28, Slatonx' 3, ,134 Posts' 14 24 T ahoka' W Frenshipv Post' W . ? 1. 1 I Vg- T mg. . -.,-.'- 28 26 ' ua- ff: 444 A 18 15 24 ' 19 29 ' 29 12 f ,J 311163 G Varsigf Girls. . Znd In District Coach Margaret Adams has been at ' Roosevelt for three years and has been Head Girls Basketball Coach every year since her arrival. Coach Jimmy Taylor has been Fresh- man girls basketball coach and l.V. girls basketball coach during the two years he has been at Roosevelt. This year's team averaging 51 points per game, racked up a 19-10 season record. With only one returning starter, they were runner up behind Slaton to the District 5AA crown with a 5-5 district record. The team competed in three tournaments this season. The Eagles captured 2nd place in the Roosevelt Tour- nament and won the championship at the Idalou Tournament. Although the team did not place in the West Texas Invitational Tournament at Slaton, Barbara Rose, 5'10W' senior guard, was selected as an All-Tourna- ment player . Debbie Parker, scoring 639 points, was named as a 1st team All-District forward. Honorable Mentions went to Patti Park, with 380 points, Cindy Thompson, who netted 271 points, and Barbara Rose. The team was composed primarily of juniors who gained experience and will return next year to hopefully guide the team to an even better year. Patti Park - lr. Forward Debbie Parker - Ir. Forward Cindy Thompson - Jr. Forward Honorable Mention All District Honorable Mention Bonnie Adams - Jr. Guard Nancy Adams - Jr. Guard Barbara Rose - Sr. Guard Honorable Mention LS 'u , Ee! Y ,P .I K -'F . 'ni fb I f 1. F91 af . 4 x 4, ..4 gf if V. 5 ! 'kv Q ' ' V w 3' ' 1 b ' . . It Q ' 32152-4 ':. S ' , ' if 3 5453 , 5 ,ggw A , A--L ':v,w:. 5 is W, . ' '. 4, 1-'-C-,J L' ,N gwahssi , 6 957 'gi MH' fa. -Q4 .ME A Q tg-.Lfgfffyfml U 'R -f - :- -v- If , 4' , . A, ' , 1 If' fy: Wi' 45 J.. The S tar Are Born '-4 'Q- ... 'I TOP ROW: CLeft to Righty Tammy Har- ris, Ginger Evans, Kelli Roberts. Pam Stevens. Vera Mann, Charlotte Dan- iels, Rhonda Killian, Coach Jimmy Taylor. BOTTOM ROW: Charisse Rob- erts, Donna Jones, leana Aldridge. The Junior Varsity team posted a 6-11 season record and a 2-4 district record to finish fourth. The three top scorers of the team, Myra Mann Caver- aging 14.4 points per gamej, Tammy Harris Caveraging 11.4 points per gamej, and Pam Stevens Caveraging 10.3 points per gamej lead the team to a 3rd place in the New Deal IV Tournament. The team also participated in the Slaton I V Tournament. The girls who exhibited the most enthusiasm during workouts, both during and after school, were rewarded by being allowed to suit out with the Varsity team for several games . TOP ROW: CLeft to Righty Dee Dee Payne, Shellee Sides, Kelle Powell, Beverly Miller, Barbara Mann, Suz- ette Bibbs, Susie Probasco, Vicki Davis, Coach Dean Elliot. MIDDLE ROW: Andrella Ned, Cindy Warren. Delmetia Harvey, Lorrie Russum, Brenda Timmons, Tracy Parker, Zet- tie Collins, Phyllis Morrison. BOT- TOM ROW: Roxanne Whetzel, Kelly Johnson, Donna Taylor. Julie Barton, Teri Jo Hayes, Tanya Evans. CII: 'D W 'fri Hard work, a good team attitude, and a great deal of defensive improve- ment paid off for the Freshman team as they grabbed 2nd place in district with a record of 7-3 . They also finished 3rd in the Post Freshman Tournament. Donna Taylor, who scored 178 points, held the honor as high scorer with Kelle Powell following closely behind with 173 points. Beverly Miller was credited with being the most improved offensive player, and Kelly Johnson held this honor for the defensive players. , This was the first time Coach Elliot coached a girls basketball team at Roo- sevelt, and from the team's record it is evident that it was a job well done . A change occurring in Junior High Athletics this year was the separation between 'Ith grade athletics and the 8th grade athletics. In past years the 'lth and 8th grade girls had athletics together while the boys had it together another period . EIGHT!-I GRADE: TOP ROW: qLeft to Righty Ronda Craig, Amanda Payne, Brenda Cope- MID- Mary Cheryl Tawny Walser, Kim Choate, Sheppard, Linda Rojas, Kim land, Coach Margaret Adams. DLE ROW: Cynthia Douglass, Ann Jackson, Pam Aldridge, Montgomery, Pamela Patton, Karri ,NW g A U X '2 Roberts, Jan Hall, Tracy Coe, Christy R J! 5 4 . A Sanders. BOTTOM ROW: Janna Sisson, 1 - S, Tana Davis, DeAnn Harris, Debbie I' 'r 12 Buckman, Carla Searsy, Melinda Mann, Jennifer Brown, Debbie Payne. NOT PICTURED: Peggy Blackwell. , n ' I s' C , fi ir M 1 f K' bb 22 24 40 14 ff f ,..-n- fw- : f ' 1 The eighth grade was third in district this year. They posted a 6-'7 season record with a 5-5 district record. The leading scorer of the year was Karri Roberts with 167 points. Carla Searsy was next with an even 100 points. The seventh grade posted a 2-10 season record with a 2-8 district record. Karen Brown led the team as highest scorer of the year with 106 points. She was followed by teammate Telina McAllister, who sank 61 points for the sea- son. SEVENTH GRADE: TOP ROW: 4Left to Righty Coach Jimmy Taylor, Patty Willis, Kerri Hogan, Karen Brown, Anita Bibbs, Tammy Slack, Tracy Baker. SECOND ROW: Karen Banks. Terri Roberts, Yolanda Soliz. Cherry Cagle, Diane Guerrerro, Tracy Rob- erts, Shannon DeLavan, Martina Fuentes. THIRD ROW: Olga Cortez. Paula Stevens, Dee Boswell, LaTronda Maines, Amber Reynolds, Cathleen Martin, Tammy Wiley. BOTTOM ROW: Melissa Medley, Marsha Hodges, Stacy Stephens, Patricia Green , Telina McAllister . Tracksters I VARSITY TRACK: LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Jones - Manager. Bonnie Adams, Charisse Roberts, Andrella Ned, Shelly Sides, Kelli Powell, Kelli Roberts, Tammy Abney, Julie Barton, Tanya Evans, Coach Dean Elliott, Cindy Thompson - Manager. NOT PICTURED: Annie Lusk. Five girls retumed to track this year from last year's district championship team. With 56 points, this year's team placed 4th at the District track meet. The 1977 tracksters were led by Coach Dean Elliott, Coach Jimmy Taylor, Coach Margaret Adams, and Mr. Rod Propst. There were two Regional qualifiers: Annie Lusk in the 100 yard dash and Kelli Roberts in discus. Annie placed 2nd and went on to state where she placed sixth. I'll fly away Ole Roosey, I'll fly away. When she throws don't you know I will go, I'll fly away. REGIONAL QUALIFIERS: Kelli Roberts, Annie Lusk. STATE QUALIFIER: Annie Lusk. l ,,,, , x ,xl -. . W-Y , 1'-e Q. . - ,.1.'QlQ7 '- 440 RELAY: Tammy Abney, Bonnie Adams, Kelle Powell, Charisse Rob- erts. NOT PICTURED: Annie Lusk. QUARTER MILER: Kelle Powell. ,gs ad I .f ll 4: vu' sz, w hiv- ' 2554:-L H 1 2.-:Ep Mai? H i i.: 41, , .,. , .. .,.:-,- . ,X 4 i- -'. up , X if .3 al Q V-1 NOT PICTURED: Annie Lusk. PM 47' T 'Y . ,I 1 w 1 DISTANCE RUNNERS: Tenya Evans, Tammy YA Abney. I .1 1 135 iii 33 V 2455 V-fm 4 P f , 1 . ,Q : Al SPRINTERS: Charisse Roberts, Bonnie Adams, Kelle Powell. ,Q VE J L . 'Y E aw ly I .-V., W ,.. -S I xii' HURDLERS: Bonnie Adams, Charisse Roberts, Julie Barton. WEIGHT GIRLS: Shelly Sides, Kelli Roberts, Andrella Ned. ..,- OO : . . . . i , ,l' , I xx . ' l I The eighth grade ferns finished third at the District 5AA track meet with 79 points, only to have lost second place to Frenship by a mere 156 points. One first place ribbon was taken at the meet. This was earned by what appears to be a very promising young athlete, Pam Aldridge. This team should be a welcomed addition to next year's Varsity track team. TOP ROW: fLeft to Rightj Yolanda Soliz, Tammy Slack, Carrol Hollo- man, Shannon DeLavon, Tracy Rob- erts, Tammy Wiley, Anita Bibbs, Karen Brown, Olga Cortez, Patricia Green. Coach Margaret Adams. MID DLE ROW: Telina McAllister, Amber Reynolds, Paula Stevens, Erma Arre- dondo, Cathleen Martin, LaTronda Meines, Dee Boswell, Melissa Waley BOTTOM ROW: Kerri Hogan, Karen Banks, Patty Willis, Martina Fuentes, Melissa Medley, Stacy Stephens, Diane Guerrerro. NOT PICTURED: Coach Jimmy Taylor. TOP ROW: CLeft to Righty Kim Choate J'Anna Sission, Dawn Baker, Pamela Patton, Karri Roberts, Amanda Payne Jennifer Brown, Coach Margaret Adams. MIDDLE ROW: Melinda Mann, Pam Aldridge, Tawny Walser, Tracy Coe, Jan Hall, Debbie Buck- man. BOTTOM ROW: Kim Copeland, Debbie Payne, Ronda Craig, Cynthia Douglass, Carla Searsy, Christie San- ders. NOT PICTURED: Coach Jimmy Taylor. The seventh grade team has gained a year of experience by working hard and main- taining a good team attitude. The team was the largest track team of the entire school this year. They were able to finish 5th at the District 5AA meet at Frenship by tallying a .. ... W SLIM ' e n n i S 1977 Ll 6 8 fl S VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT: Patti Park. Na ncy Adams. Donna Taylor. Teri Jo Hayes. This was another successful year for the Varsity Tennis Team. Under the guidance of Coach Leland Willis, Patti Park was able to win the District 5AA tennis title and advance to the Regional playoffs for the second straight year. Teri Io Hayes showed her skills as a tennis player by winning the Junior Division Championship at the District meet. With the return of all four of these Varsity players, next year should be a sensational one. DISTRICT CHAMPION AND REGIONAL QUALIFIER: Patti Park. Eat Your Heart Out Billie Jean I . +L-or . wk xkxxk px, ,xx ' 1,1 . :. . ,.. s JUNIOR DIVISION DISTRICT SINGLES CHAMPION: Teri Io Hayes. There were five major changes in Girls' Athletics this year. One change was that the Varsity Basketball Team was made up almost entirely of juniors. Another of the changes was the return of only one Varsity starter from last year's team. This was the first year that Dean Elliot coached a girls' basketball teamg this accounted for the third change. The fourth and fifth changes occurred in the track division - having only'one senior on the Varsity Track Team and more seventh grade tracksters than members on any other single team. - , W .E ur' X ,HW I ff ,n, . Wav' 1, .,.,.v' . v nf in 'G ' 2 ' -ffiif., ' 6 J f' if 4 ,IA .iv Qi V f A,4-Tl. .., ....,,,-....nln-i-- I 1 v I tk., 5 ni? ep-o fi l , La 3 ' ' ag I 13:1 A 7511 T An.. Q I7 ,jf 5 f 575 21 Nu N' --Q 12 Q ,--- X. N luv X . A .,-...,, . fl A Ei ghth Graders Bound For H i gh School ! The most outstanding characteristic of the eighth grade this year, was their leadership and participation. These students took the responsibility placed upon them and are readying themselves for a busy beginning in High School. Deanetre Allen Jeff Anders Henry Arreano Sandy Askey Dawn Baker Danny Baze Kenneth Bibbs Peggy Blackwell Jeff Brown Jennifer Brown Joe Bryant Debby Buckman ABOVE ARE EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: President: Leslie Delavan, Vice-President: Ruben Rocha, Treasurer: Carla Searsy. LEFT: Class Favor- ites lennifer Brown, Todd Faulkner h VE! - l Tommy Abney Pam Aldridge 5 L- ip Aix r APY' A? 'Q Debbie Burt James Camu lgamivis Caraway Creg Carr Greg Carr Kim Choate Tracy Coe Kevin Copeland Kim Copeland Ronda Craig Tana Davis Jack Dearon Leslie DeLavan Bobby Dixon Renee Dixon Cynthia Douglas Kim Earl Inez Estrada Tanya Evans Donna Farmer Todd Faulkner Louis Flores Terry Flores Jewel Fountain Dara Galloway Don Garner Danny Gillit Randy Glenn Ioe Goff Steven Gomez Eddie Gray Rhonda Grizzel Jan Hall DeAnn Harris Sylvia Hartfield Kathy I-lepp Dean Hinsley Neil Hinsley Sherri Hobbs Mary Jackson Frank Kee Sheila Lacy Patsy Linker Randy Linker Gay Littlefield Daniel Lopez Yolanda Lucio Gene Malone Tony Manahans Lisa Mann Melinda Mann Brenda Mansell James Marcum Cindy McCada Davonnie McDaniel Joe Pat McClendon !!' 9' We Have Onbf Four Years To G0 Q'- ',.., 1,-Q. .4- '- f '!' ff-my M . :w u--- -A .Q , , Y lf I S' x - ' , t V N I gzigfw-,snr Y Y 1. V ggnifg ... I' ' w Wig?-flu, Q1 X F 5 Q '., - ' .t ':1-' , 1'-is , , ,. 1.51-Fi: ,., ' , , -, W W T P Z4 L- .., t fr ' ,A ' f r -. ' A-Q' ' ' ,Jr -,-. 5 I 'Fwmtir IW. , W ,yt 5 hu., -M, K UL, T gf. K, ' 5 1 , if-'J r . .IQ . V4 . X Y 'F' N an 4 L Kim Meriman Peggy Miller Walter Mitchell Frank Moore Susan Nemic Sheila Neugabauer Kathy Newsome Danny Parker Zoela Parker Pam Patton Amanda Payne Debbie Payne John Payne Teresa Powell Donald Raven Junior Rios Carolina Rivera Carrie Roberts Gary Roberts Paul Roberts Reuben Rocha Ronnie Rocha Beatrice Rodriques Belinda Rodriques Lupe Rodriques Linda Rojas Robert Rozales Romeo Salinas Ei ghlh Graders Edge Alon Freddie Sanchez Christy Sanders Mario De Los Santos Carla Searsy Barbara Sheppard Brenda Sheppard Jeff Simpson I'Anna Sisson John Stevens William Smart Joe Tennison Ann Testerman Gina Thomas John Thompson Juanell Thorton Janie Timms Juan Torrez Albert Trevino Irma Trevino Jimmy Trevino Lydia Trevino Patrick Vasques Roger Walser Tawny Walser i' je i 'EY V---M - 9 'nw i., ax if? at ' 1 X -4 l I W ir x ik, ,, 7 fm . r ' '-iq 2 end. i . Q x F 3, ' 1.5 x - X 'Z 4 3'-.ru ' ' 1 f4a . 5'. WYZYY 5 5 Q- 3. 1' , - ' ' Y 'L ' ' w- T me ef.. a -h. I I nn E it L. A ' la' X! Tammy Whelham Gina Willis Kyle Wright. qrw- ,--L - 7 W Q Y i x 3 Y V I I H 5 Sf 1 N I ab rm , - 'ea - g u ,4 . Q- s...- -IN R .f I1 ., if A ' X 'L s , S 1 -4. ,r .. f , S' 1 -+A 15 'T- in 51:99 li 1 ,V Q, S F X r.. ---r- -'- gf. Y xv, , ' 'X ' ' ' -Q B+ 9 I ,- Q , .. - Y . -L ' 4 SQ .Y- .. ' Y ' .f, S. V , I .L L , uf '? .wr ' rl M 'fn 11 P I. 1 'fl n Seventh Grade IS S uper Seventh grade students feel they are now capable of making more decisions, have more freedom, and are more independent. Their first year in Junior High has been enjoyable for most of the students. They hope their new responsibilities will help them as eighth graders. ' , Z ' 231' P EEL f l X ABOVE: SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: President: LaTronda Maines. Vice- President: Shannon DeLavan, Secretary: Amber Reynolds, Treasurer: Steve Dawson. ' LEFT: CLASS FAVORITES: Karen Brown, Biuy Fox. Timmy Abney - 0- W Donald Adkins J AL K . l t IH ' Terry Allen ' Q M Richard Arellano l. I 9 131 , Irma Arrendondo 5 '-4 ' l Wayne Ashley I ... 3 . M Landy Askew 1 Tracy Baker 4- Kenny Barnes ' A '- Byran Beaver .i , . ' ' .q: . t fly .V T Christine Benedict V ' ' ll , Y ' ' Anita Bibbs . H 5 0 Randy Blakley ' f' ' - Deedra Boswell 1 4-L Q --X Lvh kff l 1 l v 1 P Q I.. A, Na, V hu. gs Ct rn-,, L I ,-,Y , , ' w- 'l .' ,IQ ' -1- f , ,ly .xi 'S .J 1 P' , WT ., ll r- , w P+ F.- L. i N .rw i , . ' , vb 'E by 1 nj an NJ A I ,,,.r - H - -sL,,,.,zv ,-,,,g3.,g M .. Q-4 rw -1 I -ov 4! . ' , ,Annu 'fig digg. .MZ Yljtfflx sg . ' 5- 1 l V H ,v .Ay s rl , l fmt. .L r ' 4 -' ,N w 1. ' XL? 61' ' '31 if if-'rv'-, wr r ' . '- ' A 'v'lFl'fl it i , -ii! 4' 5. y ,, Q, i o , F ' E4 1 -:mtl ix U' .L 1 Edward Boswell Richie Boyd Debbie Brassfield Billy Brown Karen Brown Raymond Butler Chavela Cantu Janie Castro Larry Cook Jackie Cornwell Olga Corren Debbie Davis Denny Davis Sieve Dawson Sheila Deatheridge Shanon DeLavan Sharon Dillard Charles Dixon Judy Edwards Goober Evans Franklin Fisher Gloria Fisher Martin Flores Greg Foster Billy Fox Martina Fuentes John Goley Raymond Gonzales Seventh Graders n 0 Orlin Goode Kenneth Gray Patricia Green Teresa Grizzell Dianne Guerrero Shannon Guthrie Ellen Hacker Carol Halligan Carol Halliman Eddie Hargrave Laurie Harris Michael Hayes Matt Hayne Ernest Hernandez John Hester Marsha Hodges Greg Hoeve Rex Jackson Jeff Jamerson Casey Johnson Aubrey Jones Billy Jordan Dale Kee John Laundry Leon Lewis DeAnn Littlefield David Lopez Ralph Lopez Y 3 R I X 6 V il- ini i' r -,... Junior i 0- Z1 1' KY!-..' A F-1 V .3,Lfiy.'g:-2gx!FgQ'1 f A yr? Yolanda Lopez LaTronda Maines Cassandra Mann Karheleen Martin Telina McCallister lessie Meason Melissa Medley Allen Marcom Harold Newsome Freddie Perey Pamela Phillips Sherri Ports Wade Priest Alice Rameriz Charles Reed Jesse Reyes Amber Reynolds Blake Reynolds Joe Dee Reynolds Clifford Richards Damon Richards Terri Roberts Tracy Roberts Elias Rocha Homer Rocha Edward Rollins Raul Salinas Yolanda Saliz ' 3 Lookzngfll N ext Year s Leaders Of J r H z gh Timothy Sheppard Tammy Slack Caroline Smith Junior Sanatana Stacy Stephens Paula Stevens Scott Stumbo Tracy Timms Debbie Tomlinson Mario Trevino Michael Vasquez Norma Vasquez Patrick Villanueva Terri Vinson Bobby Watkins Billy Welch Jerry Whaley Melissia Whaley Tammy Wiley Buddy Wilhelm Randy Willeby Decarlo Williams Robert Williams Patti Willis Bobby Wilson Bobby Wilson Beverly Young Sandra Zertuche S. ,A ' lie. -T. x- ,KV,:,,k t QL: ' 5 1.171 F ' T 4. B AX i ,, B w.?f'x I t A L 'T' ,fi- x --Q F WW ,: ,Q t f 45 . 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Most A ,yi Sixth graders are through with Elementary School and are ready to march to Junior High School. They will always remember Elementary, but the best is yet to come! of the students discovered that their last year in Elementary School was very different from previous years. V Norma Arredondo David Aston Barbie Bames Michele Belcher Scott Benedict Deana Boswell Roy Breshears Leesa Brockman lent Burke Cheryl Butler Sam Butler Dennis Caudill Diane Coats David Copeland Jeff Copeland Kim Deardorff Sean Appleton Vaughn Appleton Lydia Arellano N, N, Xfgillf PAX, , l .ffl ,l 1 V L :TJ 'wax t . Tommy Dixon Paul Earl Benny Edwards Paul Fergeson Jimmy Flores Rosalinda Flores Petey Gaona Dewey Gleghorn tt- '. n -.1-. Sixth graders work hard. The teacher helps them. but K ,pk . f- .- , ,,. . .ru 1 .4 - - . ' ., ,. -., when help is not available they can always look at ra- someone else's paper! 'rut' -r- ' e ' Q- l f'-at-if N X' xxrii, , t ..4, Y, . Hava- vi Sgt. , After all the hard work, kids need to let off steam. Here , themselves on a field trip in the park. . LIQU, :gy f .-es r 51 .r -- '- tlt- ' H ' v-N' :Q r,rt F5'fQg:g:' f., , t -. H 'f ' fr 'F ixfyfi- V iiq H ,fn'5 . li, ' .5 , JJ, rf ' , ,. ,. f 'U i,-. gf V+ M - L .giiartut 1 Kfjum Q ve T.a?' '-A .,e. Qlfhf' 'i ',i- A V .I to Ll if ' N , N .INV f'., - Y Y Vt'-a kg'-kk -th 1 .Vx 75-:L Egg! Y W Lf -T-7 Y 'iff '7 fljrwg, it y S33 abs Y. 3 1 L '42, 1. r -: in H ,f. V im jf , - ' A ' 'HF 'lift ' 'X J Vis- hh' ' r .11 'era 'Qrvewm, 4-1 any teiwewvfhfih 6 1 - 4, .E 'H ' file . 'tg M- .4 I X 'A ' -. Scotty Griggs Allan Grizzel Mark Grizzel Joe Harlowe Leticia Hernandez Brand Hilton Todd Hinsley Craig Hollins Stephanie Hudson Theodore Izzo Lena Jackson Tonnie Jackson M fb ' -' 'J the sixth graders enjoy Brenda Jester Tanya Kidd Ernest Lopez Florentino Lucio : H , Claudie Mann Dearl Mann Joel Martin n w M c 11' if A 'U ' C ayne C 3 15131: 1 ri 0 J X I .'-,.' 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LEFT: One can really tell how very mterested these girls are in the baseball game A utographs E .9 .il d ,Lx '44 Q if 1 Wi W.f M? As ., el, .,1 5, , x,11 5 1 -ZQL Q if Q' xvr, -sq --p x b R Ja' f-- in 02 .i ' ,f YU- ' fy J fx I . w 4. 44-.,x V I I nh' I Q143 it Forging Vigoroushf Through Fourth Denise Allen Jimmy Baccus Jerry Belcher Tracy Benedict Barbara Ann Blackwell Billie Boswell Andera Broussard Brenda Brown Dean Chapman Teresa Copeland Yolanda Cortez Rance Craig Alan Crossland Brent Daniel Trent Daniel Scott Davis David Deardorff Gina Dearherage Melissa Deatherage Terri Dennis Cheryl Dickey Vickie Dillard Virginia Fisher Jessie Flores John Fountain Paul Garcia Evelyn Glenn Grover Jordan P , ., 4-Y' :V . A '. A -Wx D AR, Q i 1- ' , . ' 1 4- . V ig . ll g- 6 l - x is . FJ V tb - , I, , , t, -'51 I1 li ' I.. .f,.Nj'i A Q- 'F' :'?.a.3a es? L 4- lf Xfhs ,.gX,r if-we -- , J X i Y g -1. fr Mg- S A VA u. if rrikmt .l ig, if f ' ' D177 . ,il . ' x '- 31' I 'rr f f-I, 'G' mine A X ' 1 i W at i D ' QQ- fl 1' .vw - Ii: ' 4 'f is ik Q. ., L QF . Wou1d anyone like to join us for some milk and cookies? You are not going to take my picture are you? Fourth Moves Forth '11-J:-7 ,f r rv V -6 li. I 1:i :Mx Ny. VM: V '44 rg. .l in LR ? Jmlvf vfexfql , j'.l,.'4 w - J ' , :gf in ,-AV iv!! .au K A1 .If 4 - g 4- X, , . ,. J. W. , - .55 9 X' , -'TELL A 1 I L-5'1 '. J J. ,LW , J M56 fm , yy K I ...G ,Lb At, , L I ' J'- ,:'H.+ga 'fr il J ,J M '..1 '..,1! Yi 2 ' 4 12' J on 1 -,J W ,. 'F' N gf, X I 11,5 . -. ' ef H - zu, -. 4 ' 1 -. 1 r 1-. T A ,.- ,Ay y .,t3Qg1g..' xg ,., Q., I, J J J o ko JA -. di in -.a .,. X. 3 E1 3,11 'Q ul: wk 'I YE . . ,cu e Y rw w J is Sandy Guenero Kylene Guthrie Cheryl Hamblin Johnny Harris James Hays Liza Hernandez Darren Hightower La Dell Hodges Leland Hood Roy Howell Teresa Johnson Steve Limon Renee Lindsey Gilbert Lopez Pablo Lucio Rosalinda Macias , '- 'f - as if-vrxfi av p -A some fourth graders work so hard it almost makes you hun huhv Teachers stress the importance of being comfortable while you work Everyone appears to be very busy with some- thing except for a couple of people. Makes one wonder how many future actors there are in this class. Good grief. if you're going to take a picture. cou1dn't you at least wait until I get this mess cleaned up? -1.1- but usually they want you to be sitting down when you get that way Orlander Mann Wendi Medley Danny Miller Esmeralda Miranda Bryant McCullough Fritz McDaniel Kirk McLeod Kaye Newell HS, ,L i. ourth Graders Lovable But Loud 4,5 .7 V ,' A . . I V .1 Q-' 'QA , Y .' . 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Qi'.'Ey:.f5a! . ' EE: , N ,,. F A , ' ,zrjf ' 'ap I. Cindy Woods It m 'vw' ' ' 1 NL :Q.f,Qq1f- Melissa Wright ' V I 'e A -' '1'5 :ff5'A,f' Sofia Zertuche 4 . . Q Qg':f:'.-lf' V . '- H - . ,.5.-if. -' DLE? ' F . l 5, 1 9 4 ii Fourth fade 5 , . -, S. ,Q MRS. CRUMLEY'S CLASS: Renee Lindsey: President, Gina Deatherage: Vice-President, Sofia Zertucheq Secretary, Terri Dennis: Treasurer. J xl -J ,E Class ffcers A was .QW Q MRS. CUNNINGHAM'S CLASS: Pamela Walter: President, Paul Garciaq Vice-President. Billie Jean Boswell: Secretary, Sandy GUCIICIOL Treasurer . flfx we- -'-4- Z- La aff- -as-A.--.,1-....a.... .J.. J A , . Y :Y I Y S D ' ' 'V :- . V. , Izeer--w.:v:'f:fgw-:mg A' gr- .--.. .Y... S ., if I H TQ-PM 715- V. Q j, ' ' g a p S' .V 4 Q. 1 y QQQEQ gi? , A I I ' ' A T o L S f f f' H i .- fr: A. -' I J V . .I ' 1. 'f -'frflfiis' . a ll .1 ' . 1 M5 S' I g r .gc 2 - ga! I . , , ly. ' 1 S, 1, , - I if-3 ,, , Q 4-.-.,, CKWIUTFQN I . ' . il ' --wx 4 , fi my .1 1 1 5 I 1' 4 1731 v I la' ' . 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Q y t, , 3 ' oft: ,:g1-'11? - ' -'Tri-965 5555- , .111- ,, f- : -4. ,Jai ..t. .ws.,.,,-3, A.,-L .L -V: vw 1 A at ef :U ' u t ,i i 7F i , '.., Laura Roberts Sitting behind the teachers desk permits no Bulletin boards are very educational in Remedial Reading area. fun for Jimmy . 0 1 :aaa--., . l'n'm'u u'o,o '.f' K iff. .-5 'igrt r a I I 'S '- '.'x' ...Q-1' ILITIQ 1 .il , rr- -R Us potato folks are down-right adorable! H The Third Graders weaved hot pads out of various colored yarn for Mrs. Harmon is seriously involved in taking her class to recess. ,-,tw t 1, their annual Mother's Day project. Mir' :. -I ,. , ,Y 'Si , 64132 ,An-, ' ?1e4.':' '1' 6.1 y rg, . 4 - f ff'- 'il ,I ' uv ,jff , , Q- , ,, ,ti i , 1 ,fini 1-153 I , . , . if ' 3 .4 ., rae' rx. 'ei' l, K . . they , QT... 'lvl J I ,. ,rx 4 yi.: iff 1' N' REU P' 0- K 1 :Els Armando Rocha Diana Rocha Christine Rodriquez Ramiro Rodriquez Mary Rosales Paul Rose Melody Rushing Jody Samples Santos Sanchez Karen Schroeden Todd Sessums Billy Sherrod Third Graders Thrust Ahead Shelly Stumbo Grace Trevino Steve Trevino Timmy Terrill Cindy Valerio Janice Wiley Deidra Williams Terry Wright Michelle Wyatt Bobby Ybbaro Neisha Zahn Sonia Zertuche Do you expect me to leam that? L- s,,: , . V J ' if 1,-15' V E I. F. ' 1 , Q' 5 Steve Sides B- - 1 cv' 1 L., 1 ' l . 1 ' 1 1 J ,TR A Y 9 . Paul Smith 1 5 I :Fri 4 ,gl S Genovieva Soliz 5, ,H 'Q Jeff Stevens - , S .nv x ,A V iA H. 1 42- U' hw - -0, .. 1,3 sh 1 W my J.. . l H A -1 N in b a A L.1X s N 1 .at S r'e 1 -f P 1 I JV, iw' ' ,' ,' ' . ' 11- if' ' 13 , V, M, if- fx-fx W' ,fl 11 Rf L 1. 'J , -X 1 n gnanlw 10-I 10- i ----W., 4'-'- - ,I rrp, 41 rf! u .5 if hh NYT! K4 I! ki X 1' 5 X, W' -- Q f 1 1 .gif Rl' Second Graders Move U The Ladder THREE changes have occurred in second grade this year. One of these is team teaching which is used in drug education, art, health, and music. Cursive writing and physical education, which are taught by the individual teacher, have also been added to the curriculum. A new series of math books provided unit tests and student activity sheets to be done with the parents. This accounted for the third and final change. Eddie Adkins John D. Allen Scott Anglin Alex Arocha Kenny Banks Laura Bass Richard Bowling Neal Brown John Bryant Mike Burgin Doug Burke Randy Cabanss THE CAFETERIA OR BUST! Owl Ooch! I'm stuck to the chair! 1 -' ' Z' U :mari -r -. , 1 . El 4 ,N N, V , v rl V: 'W 1' an , uw fig? i- ww 1 I 'H .M 1 Y X 5 L! r - - 'E r Ln 5 Mg' , ,tr ' it' 1 1. ,k k Tx rv f TAN L t I.. M1- r N... .l .- fa. .:., .L .A ri ' 1 A-'iw ,gov-v.1-' . Q., 1 ni 5:11 'gg ' w JT, ll! di' 1 n ' it x Lum r ,un kk L ri A , - f i-. ,Y.. 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One girl seems to be disgusted because she does not have a watch, another girl looks for the position of the sun, and one boy tries to read his friend's mind for the answer. XJR I .- F., i 1. ff 'xr ' Y - '-LJ' ,ig-X 2 A gn .s , Y -t f ' 1 VN-' a -H Y ' 1 1 ,.-as Y .A .Av f A. - .1 5 ' , ', x 1 1 5 ' An' N' V - . . V- x t. 1 .. it 'mr s M- ,ij di TQ if 'iigqtcfx I don't really know the answer. but if I pretend that I do, maybe she won't call on me! ,,- -1.6 - , Nh ABOVE School work can make a person mighty thirsty whether ll s a game of baseball outside or a game of skillful lc.arn1ng h ld John David Manriquez Donnie Medley Viceme Mercado Sandy Miller Wallace Miller Samuel Miranda Levi Montgomery Jerry Moore Ralonna McDaniel Julian Ona Kayla Parson Anita Payne Bobby Phillips Kyle Pounds Yvonne Quimanilla Wade Railsback VN Hilda Ramirez Jesse Ramirez Mary Lou Ramirez Machalle Roberson David Rodgers Luis Rodriquez Amy Ross Rosemary Sandoval Vance Schuene Gary Sheppard Beverly Sherrill Tamrnie Sherrill Alben Trevino Sheila Tomlinson Elijah Vasquez Gaylon Vinson Billy Vannoy Christina Villaneuva Corey Walker Robert Wagner Danny Whaley Chad Whitley Linda Williams Dianna Willis Johnny Willis Pam Wood Scott Wyau Domingo Ybarra . ..l Learnzng Brzngs Pleasure ,vm V 1, ,Q l h .ch- .. ,xl -3,1-l ' l F16 --,bex 4- :., , 4 u...f,1fxL,JZ,.y. xi I - L I Nl ,1 'X 4,1 , 1 'K ff 5 - -V A 3 sf-.'.- ' ., . 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CRhythn'1 band instruments were ordered to assist in the music and puppets were used in drama.j Standardized tests were given at the end of each reading unit to evaluate the progress and needs of the students, and drug education was taught for the first time in this grade. bag.,-z...,A,?6 . . , 1-SX sv. R 'ix Learning requires a lot of concentration and serious study for these young After a hard day's work, these first graders can do any number first graders. of things. Some choose to read, others to day dream, and oth- ers enjoy a simple rest of the sleepy eyes. e-- - +11 . Anita Adkins f tu .. . Mickey Allen 11 t j ps .5 gg, Shane Anglin 'L . ixi ' - - .' Dooley Appleton ' W 1 'W ' Tv ' T 6 ' ' ,Q 'X 'N . 1 is I C vm- fl' 5 E Q will Rita Arellano A ,.. X David Arocha if 1 Priscilla Arredondo p 5 E Laurie Ashley ,ui 'i , ' j a kia! . its Howard Bass Kevin Block William Breshers Micheal Brown -3 f i , .sq f. f. Qzzv' - , . . ln. 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Laura Bryant Joy Beth Carr William Carry Michelle Chapmond Shawn Chapman Randee Clark Ron Dillard Woody Earl Tommy Edwards Beverly English Tina Fillinger Danny Flores Rene Fuentes Frank Garcia Flora Gutierrez Sonja Hall Stacy Hamblin Corey Hanel John Hanel Richard Hernandez Mkale Hester Lakita Hightower Sarah Hobbs Heath Hodges Vic Howard Kris Howard Crystal Howell LaToshl Hughes Todd Jackson Quentin Johnson Jay Jones Melanie Killian Shannon Lewis Melanie Long Becky Lovell Annessa McDonald Brian Martin Carolyn McGaha Samuel Mendoza Stacey Moyers Kenneth Moses Michael Montgomery Robert Myers All Ofllje Is Learning -1- , , 1 -Q .Tx M? V l gl ' s mt 1 Q i 2 'tl' ...N 1 x ' 'D V f I 1 g 1 V fy x l X, A - I . , I J H vw , + lf wi ll' Q X 'q'i.f , ,gg ,I -i V 1 ' 4 - x V en f ssl It W 1-Mail L ' -' 1 'JA X il? ein. -.Ein X. 4 V W . ,. ,, . .' , ' '- L if I f'r1:L3 3 i M - '14-4 V - u , V.'L.!5 ,-1: y 1 . liii ,l5wflf'i,'?E,'Q Vfff f- V uf ' V f. , '. 3 2'1 X ' 13 , . 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R wi -fi 'I' While l , WW-'s:f:'f l 7 X, l ., V, if ' V I gg - li in LT' FAI N134 5 film J , vi r . gq l , g 125' , Q I ll.'!!!Q:Q1llf - W e Anna Ramirez Delia Ramirez Robert Ramirez Rita Ramon Jerry Roberson Angel Rodriquez Patrick Rose Brnadon Rushin Doroteo Sandoval Rejohn Seay Greg Sheppard Pam Sides T0 Wonder Is T0 Grow Sherry Smallwood Solia Soliz Tonya Sparkman Paula Timms Jeanette Trevino Fondell Trowell Johnny Vasquez Ricky Villarreal Gloria Villanueva Cayla Warren Sherry Watson Gary Welch -fr lv I u ' r' ' x I ' b ff! , .11 - - A ' 'nl In K W' I A'-Q X My -It .5 YtY45xL: X lr ? ' ' -'L I.. f' IM H f -I 7' '79, 222 ' 76 , ' all , .KV , . .1 , , . 4 5. i , N gf I ' .I 1-N Q vi-Q' ' ,J I 'J' ,Y -- , xi l Ll 4 L I Melissa Welch Eugene White Josie Willis Q Ht' 5 ABOVE: Cheese . . . No, no, today it is Meatballs and Spaghetti. RIGHT: No teacher, don't hit me . 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'N . - xg 3-iq -W-XXII' gg , , ... fl W-lrwk , ,J Vg- A A , ' W I ll-.14 rf' q ui. 'i--'Ll' , 'l .- 1 x U BEA al ' Miko Hughes Justin Huse Kendra Jackson Shelly Jackson DeeDee Johnson Amy Alison Jones Kim Lisenbe Rosie Lucero Tammy Anderson and Tammy Sue Hamrlton are shown at left playing house during Kin dergarten hours . Kindergarten had a busy year with field trips that were fun and learn ing. The children v1s1ted the f1IC station, and the Tech farms durrng community week. The school nurse also spoke to them These experr ences helped the children realize that each person has a different Job in society . Ruth Lucio Jennifer Maxwell Debora McDaniel Jeannie McKinney Felecity Morris Shane Paquin Ronald Quinney Marcella Ramon Quentin Redd Stacy Sides Margaret Smith Donna Spoon Kevin Sumner Philip Tomlinson Lupe Trevino Roy Trevino Timothy Trevino Michael Walter Fifi watson Tammy Weaver Future First Graders W Tv f fy' ' ' 1- 14. - mmf - H t ' 1 pl N ,,.. ,L ' y ' Ni ' an -,fi .- 1- h it .- f-. 1 S .- i J 2.12-E: I b , .5 .. f W' ' .wg rd M 'ft Um- M ax--L t, is 11. 5.5 f . f 1 --.' all .i-1.-'w : ' 2 A i '- aff' J H K fiuli, . . 1-1 gt .P lift.: 'L ' r- tu .gt if ' Q 'Lg if N if - S, X' 11.15 rj.x E if X ' A :Q if W TTWQ 'K' fr ' .gi ., P ' is r W . ' ' f-..,-'I L W X r S 5,-I 1 f . ar' 5' f .T f ' an 4 r R A 1 , Natal? Ml tg .qv Q , 1. f K .. . , 1:53 ies iii nity - 'M 'e -? zie'1:ii it Q Sd K t wi i -5- 1 - '-...Mn t H ' ' 5' W ' I k w v' .I oz . I .T Q K - 1 V , ,. 5 'N . X 2 W H xx xv' . l Q, X L , Ji TI A QQ Jeff Webb Melissa Wood ' bi Kindergarten students are pictured as they practice for upcoming events such as: Planning and holding a Mothers Day Tea, and planning and preparing a meal to serve in their own Kinder- garten rooms. g- . .. ni Q' xfrl X .Jr W fy.. is in m N in Out of 64 Selco students, only 15 are full-time students. The 64 students are divided into four groups. Each group is taught by a different teacher who works with the student on a one-to-one basis. The major goal of this program is to overcome learning disabilities. See, I'm still pretty enough to be Miss America! Quit blowing in my ear silly! A 1 w P Monte Armstrong ' 1 T-PY W gm, 74 . V . ... . FF' A I 1 - 141' 1 r ' X Q51 4 ' ,-3 . . ' , , - Nfl V wi . X - X - p 5' ' :nfl Sam Clare ...Wi V' 'ui ' f ' 2 ' , Q N H 1 y gt ' - Tina cruz . 1 1 -Q y 1 ,, a WIEQL. - 6 1 in Tamara Earl 1 -any 'V N, ig! V 7 Mark Killian X ' X ' 6 , ,1 ff' , rg . , ' f ' ,, ., LK Ri 'A 'El' ' W'-i ii .' g J , ku .3 V N W a l., 3, WV 1 fur Lg lt I ' l g ., :sim lvyll A lg? H if 1 j ugigvl 1 11 M y 1 l Marie Marshall h an .J 1 lr n ' Shelly McClellan 1 -2 2 -I p ,- 51. Ross Palmateer 2' J V 1 ' W L A fx V :L 1 Why ,. 1332, Christy Payne I I 1' - A' A it X. Y ' , ' 1 . ,. .Lb x ,V 1, ' ,elif :Q 511, 1- A ' . 5 Q Y Mtv F, 31 1.:--Ji 114 g A1 :: ,, -g ' riiilt. L gg . 1.12 't Nu A 1 wwf ' .ga 1 . 1 - Ronnie Phelps A ., 7 1 793' sin Phillips Q . l ., 1' ' A Tommy Stahlnacker at W 4 Q.- V 11 A ' Mike Walker ' U ', '57' 1 'Y' 1- ' Lip l s I' V -, . ' , . . A QA. .S YKQL. .4r .-LY 1 A K ,G W ' I K 1977 GRADUATION WITH THE . . Motto: Iflt Is To Be, It Is Up To Me Flower: Song: Carnation aa'ia's Theme Colors: Maroon A na' White ,puts The old school song was sung at the graduation although a new song had been used the entire year at the different school events. We believe the old school song tells exactly how the Seniors of '77 felt about Roose- velt. Roosevelt Hrh, we love you. To you we'1l always be true. White and Maroon across the Plains, Soaring the Eagle Reigns. Our pride and loyalty, We pledge to thee every day. So we'1l go singing memories of you, Our own RHS . IW ,h lu,- u. I if v' K Y 1 ,,, , :ri FW, vii 441 xi . E, 5 K ' I Q ' ' Y .. 'iii -' , ' , Li.. - V ' . vu- f x. . W ' . , W W , ,lj ' 41 X 3 Ta V fr P i 1? ., 1 It . -Q Q-. , .- . ., Y' U 1 F V , - L 7. n -in xi I I. .El .l ,V A L.: 1 vb 3 2, vrbyfl' -g 1-aff. 1' EL':1-AJLFN fm 9' .HI ,. Y I ' 6 ,' ' ,, FW' ' Y Q2 Y , 1 I . .QL S-+-.qggli 3 ' J M P . ' K - 'ex my FA 'Li Y ay g 'A I-Q y ' A - wh. f' f39 '3 if , .. '1 AA 'fr ' 'rfvfi . -,' 'Lf X A -or M .UTP A X 41- uae - 61 A, W X ,I . x .X I, va! 1 Qi? Q, - I A X Nik 3 Q' rf . '7 I F, h Ci w 1 Jw - A GP LJ f wi' I I w 5 W lffJlWE?5M?fff5f'?? 2 1 5 ' l 5 M i 3 J' in Q! ' T :fx , I 1 ' X 1 - W 1 1 ' .' ' 1 w - I' A ' N 1 ,I ' 'QQ '-HJ!-1 'js-'15 ' f 175 I l hfsfmh 5 Annual Staff Encounters H eadaches, Hassles di The Heartbreak Of Deadlines SPONSOR: Mrs. Beverly Byrd has been an excellent sponsor this year. The staff could never express their appreciation for her. The editor wishes to thank Mrs. Byrd for allowing her to make her own decisions as well as her own mistakes. For standing behind the staff and spending many hours away from home , the annual staff says THANKS! EDITOR: Janis Lindsey has been a very dedicated editor. The annual staff would not have accomplished anything if it had not been for the determination and hard work of Janis. We want to thank her very much for being the person she is. STAFF MEMBERS: Cassie Adams: Kindergarten, Staff Typist Karen Barnett: Sophomore, Annual staff Page Rhonda Byers: Sophomore, Annual Staff Page, Senior Credits, Photographer Shelly Craig: Organizations Becky Dickey: Assistant Editor, Seniors, Faculty, Photographer, Darkroom Technician, Administration Lora Gentry: Assistant Girls' Athletics, Staff Typist Judy Holmes: Kindergarten, Staff Typist Nita Johnson: Sixth Grade , Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade Connie Jordan: staffer Janis Lindsey: Editor, Seniors, Dedication, Theme, Administration, Boys' Athletics, Band and Cheerleaders, Photographer, Darkroom Technician Gail Moore: Organizations Cindy McKinney: Selco, Third Grade, Freshmen Bobbie McMillan: Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, Juniors Michelle Smith: Assistant Theme, Staff Typist Priscilla Stevens: Girls' Athletics, Photographer, Darkroom Technician, Boys' Athletics Carrie Waddington: Staffer Judy Wooten: First Grade, Second Grade Special recognition goes to Rhonda Byers, Becky Dickey, and Priscilla Stevens. These girls came to school during their holidays, stayed long hours after school, and worked extremely hard during classtime. Any flaws within the yearbook are certainly not the fault of these three young ladies who stood behind the editor in every way possible. CThanks also to those who worked this summer.j As a staff made up mostly of seniors, we hope you enjoy the yearbook because it holds so many memories of our last year at Roosevelt. Taylor Publishing Company ILFJFB H ,. .iii 1 f . 1 i W P I L ,I z,.,1,f . E '1 P! 1- ,L,,..,. .f 'vb 1 Y fi. 'fi' ' ' um. V, A ' ' .I,' fl ' N:-mix..- . 113'-.Iggy lf, f jf:-1 51. .L .QW ,. wi. 41 L In Q- EM. .':i 5r,.g-aff. '. 1. r- 4' f Y t-'Tr Z. f - - ' . 1 vi' eb N-f 3 'gl if fl -M UL 5 4 'fr- ,ifw ' J, 1 Q, Q X. s .- .gg I F .lf p .Qr 4 61 .Ai vm. f f Tx W-Q.+ .va Q J LQ., , 6. ,l'Viq1.2?I'k ' K K'-'1 T, ii Wu' 's F! -ff, Bn- . 1-14 . - -- w , + , I-3 ' 1-. 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