Roosevelt High School - Eagle Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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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

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