Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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In Memoriam Terry Church 1935-1956 . . . 14nd god 14 hand touched them, and they Alept.

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bedicativn Words, no matter how elaborate or lengthy, can never do iustice to great persons, only actions and deeds of great persons prove their true worth. Thus, this dedication of the 'l957 Roosevelt High School NAUTILUS shall be brief and to the point. For persons- who have dedicated their entire adult lives to caring for, loving and helping the students of Roosevelt, the dedication off.our annual is a small and humble gift, indeed, but, just as words never do justice to great persons, neither do gifts and presents. We can only thank these persons for their nearly thirty years of service and sacrifice to our school with a memory book of one year of Roosevelt activities, which we hope they will treasure as much as we treasure the many acts they have performed for us. To you, Mrs. Mary Paterson, and to you, Mrs. Gaynor Shackleford, we dedi- cate this 1957 NAUTILUS with all our admiration, esteem, and high regard pressed between the covers of one very small volume of Roosevelt life. Mrs. Mary Paterson Mrs. Gaynor Shackleford

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fn Eecvgnitivn Mrs. Anita McWherter, Mr. George Warner, Mr. Robert Arnold, and Mr. Lee Zanetti, we realize the efforts and extra time you have put forth to make our school more enioyable for the students at Roosevelt, we present this page of recognition as a tribute to your services. Mrs. Anita McWherter, secretary and former librarian, has completed her twen- tieth year at Roosevelt and plans to re- tire from the noise and confusion which accompanies every school. Her stay has been long and we realize that without her assistance a functioning .part of the school could not have existed. Since 1946 Mr. George Warner has been an occupant of Roosevelt, begin- ning his career by teaching shop classes and coaching the lightweight football team, now he is vice-principal. This is a hard and often times a thankless iob but without someone to fulfill this position our school would not be so closely knit, so thank you, Mr. Warner, for all your help. Teachers and administrators come and go but among our memory list will shine the name of Mr. Robert Arnold, because of his contributions to the music depart- ment. Within the realm of thirteen years that he has taught the Rough Rider musi- cians his orchestra and band repeatedly received superior ratings at festivals in Fresno, which proves that he has unfailing abilities. Chief broom pusher and clean-up man, Mr. Lee Zanetti has been here for eight years within which time he has had a smile for everyone and is always around when needed. Such a supervisor is a ne- cessity at every school but we feel we have been blessed with the best and hope he will stay at Roosevelt indefinitely. Once again, we recognize all of you for your unselfish service and time you have devoted to making Roosevelt such a wonderful school. Mrs. Anita McWherter Mr. George Warner 153 X. Mr. Robert Arnold Mr. Lee Zanetti