Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Moselaeyrleceives- i ,. it ,' . fvQJilv:fl,n,- the thirteen years of Roosevelt's existence, i y u.1'. ,,,..4- first dedication many traditionsthave developed out of the daily experience -of TR' studentsg The SAGAMORE staff fwould like tostart-the tradition of annual dedications. 'We would like to dedicate the 1979 SAGAMORE to a man that deserves recognition for his great concern and initiative in striving to make Roosevelt the best high school in SanAntonio. Tom. Moseley has shown his devotion to our school and his concern for each of us here at TR. Students and faculty alike have benefitted from the contributions he has made. In his four years as prin- cipal, Moseley has continued the existing policies and programs andinstituted new ones. ' - In, addition to his administrative duties at Roose- velt, Moseley finds time to be an active member of many civic and professional organizations. His initia- tive is exemplified in his instrumental work in estab- Iishing, both locally and state wide, many junior PGA golf- tournaments. ' ' We owe him the same respect that he so gener- ously has given to us. It is encouraging to know that there is someone who is genuinely concerned and is always there to help. - A f - 1