Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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.xdcfiue .x4nc! gungfd .JL!owcly me ow, me If you were new to a school, and you wanted to know who everyone was, wouldnt you wish that si name would nppear at- tached to the owner like magic? This is exactly what happened here at Roosevelt during Howdy Week. Howdy cards were handed out by members of the Senate to all the students to be worn the first week of school. An assembly was held on the second day of school to speed up introductions by ac' quainting students with their new student body officers, class sponsors, and new teach- ers. Mr. Robert Miner, our principal, 'gave a big welcome to all the new and olcl students. Un the last day of this special week ii rally was held to acquaint the new students with the friendly spirit for which Roosevelt is noted Howdy, Roosevelt's mascot, was presented to the student body. Topping Howdy We-ek was the annual football carnival. Highlighting this event was the Rough Riders winning over the Fresno High Warricwrs. Although we lost the carnival, this win seemed like a perfect ending to a perfect week. E C 0 0 o s .,,,e Y J - N rf:-.Q f ff- B t Q 733 .i . ff Q . . - Sophomores are welcomed hy Roosevelt upperclassmen from the first day. . 796' .-, 4414, 1 , 6 f Mr. Bray's office was very busy the first week of school.

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g00tAdf .SQCIJOFL pa! ieri School yells, jazz music, and loud voices are just some of the characteristics of Roose- velt's fall rallies. Displaying their tremendous school spirit and loyalty, Roosevelt students' eager participation in the rallies never fal- tered, even though the Riders trailed in the Yosemite League tournament. At all rallies student body and class yell leaders led the enthusiastic students in the yells and the vivacious rally girls performed, accompanied by Roosevelt's outstanding hand. Daryl Ruby, chairman of the rally com- mittee, and Linda Pelletier, head yell leader, were responsible for much of the success of all the rallies held this fall. Highlighting the fall rallies was the Little-Big rally, held before the traditional Little-Big game with Roosevelt's cioss-town rival, Fresno high school, for the possession of the Little Brown Pig. Excitement was at fever pitch that afternoon, and everyone vigorously yelled in support of the team. Fresno High's student body president came to Roosevelt to give a speech and to express his hope that no discrepancies would arise between Roosevelt and Fresno High the night of the game. A speech was also given by Mr. Milton Young, founder of the Little Brown Pig. l. Q. f Roosevelt cadets execute Warrior president. - ,mmpvr