Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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'THQ NH RMU NAUTILUS STAFF The CI1ronicIers LEROY WOOD. . ..... Editor DORIS MADSEN. Assistant Editor JERRY MARTIN. . Photographer CLARK HOWLANO . . . Activities ROY CLEMENS . . . .Hoys' Athletics JACK HAM. . ..... Humor Assistant Editor Business Manager. . Organizations. . Art ....... Girls' Athletics Social Calendar. Sponsor - MRS. RUTH C. MORRISON ilkiklklkilkifirllfiilklkilkllk . . HELEN MARTIN . WEBER HAMILTON . . PHIL POSSON JEANADA HAMILTON . . IDA WOODBURY . DOROTHY FRANK With the courage and daring of Roosevelt is blazing new trails in putting x x x x x x x x x 1 APPRECIAT The Chronlclers herewith voice their deep ered them by all those who have assisted in the that special mention should be given Miss Doris the art classes for the beautiful art work they our energetic salesmen, to the patient faculty the next Annual be as fortunate! I himself, Roosevelt High School out its first annual. 1 x x x x x ON appreciation of the excellent help tend- making of this, our first annuaI.We feel Powelson, Vivian Duncan, and members of prepared We also extend our thanks and to our subscribers May the staff mvvfwt lx . to , ' . of 1 i Q v I 1 Q., '1 x 3 W W I ITM I I1 I Kas: K1 In Nl. A l , - ' f W

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THQ NH Q 1 William A. Otto, Principal T KVM 5 TUREUEIRU WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE, A LOVELINESS SEEMS TO RISE ABOVE THE HORIZON OF AMBITION AS THE ROSY FINGERED DAWN OF EARLY MORNING RISES IN ALL LOVELINESS ABOVE THE HORIZON OF EARTH. AND NOW THAT THE NAUTI- LUSH HAS APPEARED, DEPICTING IN CONCRETE FORM THE STRUGGLES AND ASPIRATIONS OF ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL, WE ALL RISE WITH ONE GREAT SHOUT TO PROCLAIM THAT WE ARE PROUD THAT THE GLORIES OF OUR ALMA MATER THE DELICATE BEAUTY OF THE SPIRIT OF ROOSEVELT ' ' ' ' THE HOSPITALITY AND FRIENDLI- NESS OF A DELIGHTED STUDENT Bgnyxxxmxx-rm-r HAVE BEEN MADE VISIBLE IN THIS-- OUR FIRST THE NAUTILUS. SO ALL HAIL THE PRESENT CUL- MINATION OF OUR ASPIRATIONS. AND AGAIN, ALL HAIL THE BUILD- ING OF EVER GREATER AND STAT- LIER MANSIONSU AS YEAR BY YEAR THE SOUL OF ROOSEVELT EVOLVES AS THE SWIFT SEASONS ROLL . IN THE TIME THAT IS TO COME, MAY WE ALL--PRESENT and FUTURE GENERATIONS OF ROOSEVELT-- STRIVE FOR THAT NOBLER THAN THE LAST UTTERANCE IN THE COMING EDITIONS OF THE NAU- TILUS2' LET US GIVE GREAT HONOR TO THAT FACULTY MEMBER AND THAT GROUP OF STAFF OFFICERS WHO, PATIENTLY, STEADFASTLY, AND TRIUMPHANTLY STEERED THE NAUTILUS TO SAFE LANDING WITHIN THE HARBOR OF ROOSE- VELT HIGH SCHOOL U W UO W W fffff f ffffff f 'J I ISIII IIIIYI Q ,,,S , CCHC ,M..IS I C ,,

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fi f L 1754 . P f el Q al 2 sm F 2 E M - ' Wm. A, Otto, Principal . Miss Willa M, Marsh, Vice President and Dean of Girls , , Miss Nell Bartlett Mrs. .Jessie Prior pl C. Bentley Lafayette Hyde, Dean of Boys Howard Rennick E- E- Bigoan' Miss Ethel Rudolph Q Mrs. Nellie Bingham Miss Annetta Scott Miss Cora J. Botts . . , ' Miss Ruth Shilling Mrs. Mercedes Bragg Ray Franklin Miss Mmna Llideke llrs. Verna Sporleder Mrs Bett Bramnlett Mrs' Me!'SSa Fu er Mrs' C'a'a M 'e' M' sa n sr n wiliara My Brown Robert Hendricks 53 R' Mi e' Miis Aliiea Mros ii'v Mrs Blanehe Coubro Miss Euan T' Hicks Miss Esther Miner Mrs. Ethel Turneil I an Q Miss Charley M. Cunningham John E' Jones J' D' Morehouse . W. Wacaser Mrs. Marietta DeCaristo Af P' duh' . Mrs' Ruth C' Mornson Stephen L Walker Miss Pearl Dugan Miss Mabel Kaijian Miss Margaret Paxton Norman E -Walsh Q L C Edwards Leiand R- LOUQ Miss Doris Po elson Russell white Miss Lucille Elder Miss Snow White G Miss Evangeline Ellis Miss Helen Sol-lwabenland - Office Secretary Mrs. Alberta Williams WSS Eleanof EVUWQGF Miss Emma Bitter - Assistant Office Secretary A- C- YOUNG s