Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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,, ...,. ., mvu.. .., .,...-,. ..-...W ,-T-.-. .--- -v--.. ,,.,, ,,,, w 'ei THQ N JEUXDUS l WITENAGEMOTE U if 1930 OFFICERS I93I ' 4: LEROY WOOD .... ...President ....... .... CLARK HOWLAND, JACK HAM gs ALLEN CHERRY... ...Vice President .... ............ PHIL POSSON T CLARK HOWLAND .... ...Secretary ...... .... STUART MCKELVEY CLARK HOWLANO .... ...Treasurer ...... ..... CARROLL BON Sergeant-at-arms.. ...WEBER HAMILTON Sponsor - WM.A. OTTO During the spring semester of l9 O, there was created,in this school,a parliamentary law club. Dedicated, primarily, to the study and application of parliamentary law and procedure, and secondly,designed as a forum for the expression of views and opinions per- taining to politics, international relations, and other topics of interest, the club has accomplished much during its short existence. On the evening of October I4, l93O, the club held an interesting debate.The question was: Resolved, that the City of Fresno should own its water system. The affirmative was upheld by LeRoy Wood and Allen Cherry, the negative, by Robert Chatalbash andKeagIe Davis The decision was rendered in favor of the negative. The outstanding function of the organization was the successful dance given in the Roosevelt High School auditoriun on the evening of April l7, l93l.The Quests were members of the Girls' Parliamentary Law Club, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Otto, Miss Willa Marsh, and Mesdames Lantz, McKelvey, and Tuthill. On April 28, l93l, the club presented a program to the Senior High Assembly, which consisted of poems by contemporary poets. Each poem was preceded by a short biography of the poet The success of the club was due to the loyal co operation of the members in all of its undertakings V W w w W2 wi R NW QW gp :gr qp YI vi L si' gp vu E35 S AG'

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XT x 'N THQ NH XMUS f W x ,UI ew! TENNIS CLUB 93 UFFICERS 93 HEQBERT MCIRRON Preszdenf CLEC GOS9 ALTHEA JOHNQOH lzce Prestdenz BILL HALL CLEO GOSS Qecretafu Treasurer QLADYC FQANCIS Sponsor MR STEPHEN L WALKER lo promote an Interest IH tennIs, and to create an Ideal of goodsportsmanshlp through ou the school IS the prImary purpose of the TennIs Club An Increasnng member hnp as helped the club to reallze these aIms The entertaInments planned by the program commrttee have been well worth whlle ev eral speakers have been engaged among whom are Newton Rramblett who gave avery Interest the flrst part of January a banquet and dance were enjoyed by the ZCLIVC and prospectIve members Th Tennls Club closed thenr year wIth a box lunch on the lawn fo lowed by a dance IH the Assembly Hall on May EO I93l Several Interscholastlc and Intramural tennIs tournaments have been held d Ing the two semesters A er a successful year LHIS club hopes to have done ILS blt n establlshlng e Interest of tennns 2 Q22 Mmkxsss x kem t W NXW Qu:-f l L A , I Q I O . ff- I I . I .... . .... ' , ...... ............... . .... I c t ' ' ' . ' ' I S ' h . E A . . ' S - talk on tennis strokes, and Bill Lauritzen, who gave a talk on HCourt Strategyn. During I e . . . I . . . . ur. ft I , ' ' ' I ' ' rn 1 Y Qt 11 gp W Q Q ga V ml ., 'D W7 W7 A,-'fu 'Q I. '- , L -1, K' ' X. ' ' ' ' R V ' - ' X mmf,

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..... -...mn ... .. ...N .-.Ui 5 Tei ggjrwmi GIRLS' 5 . 1930 OFFICER? 1931 GLENNA SHORB... .... President..I ..... .... PHYLLIS LONGIIN RUTH MORRIS ............ .... Vice President .... .... BESSIE WOODS BONNIE JEAN LAWRENCE .... .... Secretary ...... ..... VERA GASH MARGARET CLARK ....... .... Librarian... .... VADA CROWDER PHYLLIS LONGTIN... .... Librarian .... ...GRETA LINSTRUM EVELYN MANDERVILLE... .... Librarian ..... ...DELLA BROWN RAE SMITH ......... ............ L ibrarian .............. ...MARY PAGE Sponsor - MRS. ELIZABETH BRAMBLETT Vera, who was on her way to the University, sat looking out of the window of the fast moving train. She was thinking of the Girls' Glee Club at Roosevelt, and how it started. It originated in the fall of nineteen hundred twenty-eight, but was not organized until September nineteen hundred twenty-nine. When this club was first started, the girls were divided into two groups, some taking Glee Club first period, and others second period. The fIFSi HDDGHFHHCB the girls made was at the dedication of the school, when they sanguireesn. Mrs. Bnamblett, as director, accomplished the rather difficult feat of lead- ing two groups that had not been coached together. The girls have sung in many programs at school, several musicales, and the operetta, nMiss Cherry Blossomn. The Glee Club competed in a contest for the Girls Unlimited Glee Club of Fresno County,with the resultthat a banner was broughthome from the preliminaries. ' After much deliberation the girls decided to have a uniform of white pongee with green and gold capes Emblems were presented to the club in time to be worn at the Musicale of May tenth, nineteen hundred thirty-one I I I 1 A N Q, ,, .i , qp if QW agp ga qnx qw vyg WV Sf 4 rm