Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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.lack Ninnis Fl'illlL'0S Winklemxm Mary A. Uwx-Ile Lvlauul S2lXK'y0l' Iivins Nzunun Senior High School Student Body Ccllllfillllfflj SPRING Sl2x1las'rl3R f,FFlCIZRS President . . ........ livlxs N.-XNI.-KN I'if'e-President . . LELAND SAVVYER Srrrrfnry . NIARY Aucrz IJVVISLLE Trmsurvr . FRANCES XVINKLIZNIAN Yell Lmder . . Senator Sfllllfllf . . .JACK NINNIS E1,IzAnls'ru LONG . . EDWARD 'PARK of flrtx . of ,Jfllll'fil'.Y Sennfor of l 0rz'n5irs . . KIANIES PRUNTY Senator of Publirity . . . . PATSY LAKE Smmtor nfSr1fefy and Il'4'If11re' . JOHN P0'l l'liR irst. Row: Lowmlon, Cullzuner, J. Potter, Prunty. Sm-hloin, Dwi-llc, Naxmnn, entle-. Seromi Iinrknr-ss. lmlc, Winklenmn. Luk:-. Sawyer, 'l':lrr, Row: Park, Daulo. A51-rs. l':lsne1' Smale. Moore, 'l'ur-ksla-in, Blzudsvn, lllihlllli, F. Pntier, M1-ivr, Wln-allen. BYUWII. Elefvfn

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Walter Moore Vernon Dwelle Miriam Term Bill Sutherlaind Dick Paxton Senior High School Student Body FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS President . ......... WALTER MOORE Vice-President . VERNON DWELLE Sffrretary . . MIRI,AM TERVO Trmszzrer . .......... BILL SUT1-IERLAND Yell Lender ............ DICK PAxToN The Roosevelt Student Body was governed in the usual democratic manner during the fall of the school year of 1935 by the elected officers and council. Council meetings were led by the vice-president of the student body and composed of Junior and Senior High representatives elected from all first period classes. During the second semester drastic changes were made in the student government plan. R 'Yyk First Row: Kaloostiaii, Joseph, Park. Sherron, Winkleman, Kielil, Clark, Rasmussen. Sec-ond Row: Weil. Rush, Kliek, Litts, Prunty. Harkness, Collamer, Dwelle, W. Moore, Mitchell, Ilam-ook, S. Moore, Milkami Sutherlanml, Leal. Ten

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John Ruby Virgil Matthews Kathryn Shorb .Xline Bletcher Raymond Joneonlfz History of the Class of 1935 Having had so much energy and pep in their sophomore year, the combined February and June class of 1935 could find no other way to express their pent up ideas than to organize their class. Under the direction of thirty temporary executive board members, the class showed itself capable of sponsoring two successful sophomore dances and supporting athletic committees with the aid of the Sophomore Yell and Drill Team. By the spring semester of the same year, complete organization had taken place with Jim Gross as president. With the help of the Junior class, the Sophomores won the interclass trackmeet by an overwhelming victory. In the year 1933-3-l, under the leadership of Vernon Dwelle in the fall and Don Wilkins in the spring, the class sponsored five enjoyable after school dances and a noon dance every two weeks. Senior sweaters were chosen the same semester to give the February graduates a full year to wear theirs. Carl Nichols was selected to lead the low seniors in the fall of 1935, and was supported hy the following officers: Eleanor Berkland, vice-presidentg Satnig Kaloos- tian, secretaryg Nancy Jane Avenell, treasurer. The class sweater chosen was the same as that of the high seniors except that it was obtainable in the coat style. The two classes co-operated for the last time in putting over a lovely Senior Prom in an auditorium transformed into a romantic Hawaiian night. The February class had their Baccalaureate on Sunday night, January 17, with Reverend 1Valter C. Buckner oi'l'iciating. Class Day was Tuesday, January 19, with a flag raising, plaque ceremony and senior assembly at which the low seniors were guests. The luncheon and afternoon dance followed. Bidding a fond farewell to their Alma Mater, the graduating Feb- ruary class received their much-coveted diplomas the night of January 21 at exercises held in the Fresno State College auditorium with Violet Ports, Clarence Woo, Virgil lVlatthew, and Raymond ,loncoaltz as student speakers. ln addition to the two cherry trees presented by Hideyo Saiki, the seniors presented a globe to be placed in the library. TQUBIWE