Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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THQ NH RUNS l I 1 , Y I T-Yrvi fb-vwff -1'-i--W ---Y-' W Chapter 222 A3 4 1930 D ,, OFFICERS 1931 ROBERT CHATALBASH .... . ..President ..... .... CLARK HOWLAND GLADYS FRANCIS .... .... Vice-President... ...... ANNA CADE LUCILE FLEMlNG.... .... Secretary ..... ...MAQY ALICE RYAN HELEN MAFTIN ..... ..... Treasurer .................. ...HELEN MARTIN MISS MARGARET PAXTON Sponsors - MISS SARAH STROTHER The desire for a chapter of the Honor Scholarship Federation was realized towardthe close of last semester when Chapter 222,at Roosevelt High School, was recognized by the state offic- ials of the Society. Officers were installed at the program which was conducted by Miss Alice Smith, Ex-presidental adviser for the C.S.F. Since its recent creation, delegates have been sent to two conventions, one at Washington Union High School, the other at Leland Stanford University. Two members of the February Graduating Class, Robert Chatalbash and Allen Cherry, receiv- ed Life Membership. This semester seven members of the Society were given Life Membership pms. They were Hazel Azadian, Anna Cade, Helen Martin, Margaret Stone, Helen Todd, Edie Watts, and Beatrice Woodbury. On April I7th the Roosevelt members were delightfully entertained by the Fresno High School Society at an informal, wget-acquaintedn party held at Fresno High School. To be a member of the Scholarship Society one must have earned ten points during the pre ceding semester. Eight points must be earned in curricular studies while the other two points may be made in extra-curricular activities. A s count three points and B s count one point lil 'i .QM ax- AgNAASgQ 1vA. 1 45 -gsyngx 455. Ags. tix. V' 'NA ' TX - iN' Xi' 'qX. JN W? , .. - - 1 i -. I -1 wi W U W iv x' Q17 W W 1 3 V2 IIB- I I' n- K be me A Q 'H W Q i s f., I

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THQ NH XMUS BOYS' FEDERATION 'A 1930 UFFICERS 1931 ALLEN CHERRY ....... ...President ...... .... LEROY WOOD CLARENCE LINSTRUM... ...Vice-President .... ...HARRIS EHAT LEE CLARK ........ ...Secretary ...... ...BILL HALL ROBERT CHATALBASH... ...Treasurer.. ...FRED MORROW GEORGE TOCKSTEIN ..... ...... Yell Leader ............ ...DAN ALLER Sponsor - MR. LAFAYETTE HYDE nlnterestingn is the word that describes the meetings of the Federation during the last year. At Christmas the boys, according to custom, furnished a large Christmas tree for the central corridor. Lateg the boys greatly enjoyed the party given them by the Girls' League, and in return gave the girls a barn dance with the atmosphere furnished by bales of hay and other appropriate furnishings. A hilarious time was had by all, and it proved to be a most successful entertainment. The regular meetings were held each month withthe program usually consisting of some well-known speaker of Fresno. These talks were given withthe idea in mind of showing the boys various views ol business and life May the Boys' Federation continue even more successfully in the future than it hasin the past' V52 wv sv W F36 . r I I W A .M r M... ,,,, .. .......- ..... ---v .

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Trails we some 1 JJ, , LIBRARY CLUB I 1930 OFFICERS X931 RUTH MORRIS ..... .... President ...... .... JEANADA HAMILTON CHESIINE CLARK... .... Vice President ..... . .... BOYD BEARD LUCILE JOHNSON ..... ..Secretary ...... .... HELEN LEARN JEANADA HAMILTON ..... .... Treasurer ..... .... RUSSELL BYERS MARGERY TOLER .... .... Reporter ......................... .... AVIS STOECKL CHRISTINE CLARK .... ........ .... Commissioner-of-SocLaZ-Affairs ...... CHESTINE CLARK Sponsor - MRS. MELISSA FULLER WTO create throughout the school, a greater interest in reading, to encourage an in- telligent use of the library, and to add books to the library as funds permit' is the purpose of the Librarians' Club, which was organized April I4, l93O, with a nucleus often members. Mrs. Ruth C. Morrison was the first sponsor. The officers elected in the spring of that year filled the same offices the follow- ing semester. Among the social functions given by the club, was a party on January I7, of the same year, for the study hall attendance monitors. On November 22, the olub sponsored an open- house day. The new library books were exhibited, and tea was served to the Faculty. The ,E club plans to make this tea an annual affair. A banquet, followed by a dance,was held by Y, ,Quthe club on March twenty-fifth. In .M ' V WD H 'U Y' ' -' H' H' Q,