Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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PrincipaI's Message Bells have rung, classes have convened, social gatherings have assembled, inter- scholastic contests have been competed, educational careers have progressed a step higher, new and endearing friendships have been enriched. Such Words as these typify, in part, the year of varied activities and of great progress which is now drawing to a close at Roosevelt High School. Every student adhering to the fine ideals of our school has taken a part in our year's program. Surely you are proud of the many ac- complishments both of individuals and of the student body. Though your experiences will soon be history in your lives, memories of them must not be lost. We must rejoice for the happy moments this annual holds in treasure for us. We congratulate everyone connected with the Nautilus for his helpful assistance in making such an attractive book. , Vacation offers to all of us great opportunities for educational progress. Valuable experiences, whether of travel, work, or play are at the disposal of each of us. Let us be certain to direct our attention and efforts into channels of benefit to us in our future lives. To our graduating class, the largest in the history of our school, the students, the faculty, and the administration join in saying good-bye and in wishing them God- speed in future endeavors. To those who will be returning to the fold next fall, your Alma lllater wants you to find that same welcoming atmosphere which has always characterized your Roosevelt High School. lllay your vacation be a happy and a most enjoyable one! Sincerely yours, WILLIAM A. OTTO.

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In Memoriam And when the stream which overflowed the soul was passed away, A consciousness remained that it had left Deposited upon the silent shore Of memory, images and precious thoughts That shall not die, and cannot bedestroyed. -PVordsworth. WILLIABI GOSNELL SIRAK KALOOSTIAN FRANCIS MARKEY

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WM. A. OTro, M. A. fAdmin.j Unisversity of Michigan WILLA M. MARSH, M. A. CAdmin.J Stanford University. LAFAYETTE HYDE, B. A. fAdmin.j Uni-versity of California. MARY FRANCES PATERSON, B. A. CAdmin.j Fresno State College. LYDIA K. ALMQUIST, B. A. Fresno State College . MARSHALL B. BAKER, B. S. Unifversity of California. NELL BARTLETT, B. A. Unis-versity of California. NELLIE MCALPINE BINGHAM, B. A. Fresno State College. BETTY H. BRAMLETT, B. A. Fresno State College NORVEL R. CAYWOOD, B. A. Santa Barbara State College. CHARLEY MAY CUNNINGHAM, B. A. Southern Methodist Unifversity. R. BERNICE DAVIDSON, B. A. Mills College. PEARL D. DUGAN, Missouri State Teachers College. LUCILLE ELDER, B. A. Fresno State College. EVANGELINE ELLIS, B. A. Fresno State College. MAUDE ELLIS, B. A. Mills College. ELEANOR EVINGER, B. A. Unifversity of California. RAY FRANKLIN, M. A. Stanford Unifversity. MELISSA BAKER FULLER, B. A. Fresno State College MARTHA HANEGRESS, M. A. Uni-versity of California. ROBERT HENDRICKS, B. A. Stanford Unifversity. ELLEN T. HICKS, B. A. Fresno State College. E. E. HOUGH, B. A. Fresno State College. W. R. HURLEY, B. A. University of Southern California.