Roosevelt High School - Eagle Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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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 .

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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