Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1952 volume:

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'I u Jaglfviikifw true III never fall lawzggff JM4.2t.,L i ' T F, if W1 ,...4g 1 Awe Haul' Hall' Alma Mater Haul' Haul' Haul' cluh u PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS THEODORE ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL PIJHEWIIHH Traditions of former years plus present institutions destined to become traditions have found their places in the following pages integrating themselves into a famil lar atmosphere of campus life School means more to a student than merely a passing phase of life where certain attend classes is by far overshadowed by the memories of each room occupied, each hall passed down and everything else that bears significance of unforgettable days at Roosevelt It is the sincere hope of the staff and myself that in later years the memories of your high school experiences will be brought back with lust a glance at the pages ofthls book Richard Previte Editor In Chief 1952 Nautilus requirements must be fulfilled. The mere obligation to DEDICATIUN lt ns wath deepest admrratron and hnghest esteem that the Nautllus staff on behalf of the Sensor Class devotedly dedlcates thus annual to Mr Arthur Muller We feel that we have been lndeed fortunate that through our hugh school career he has been our counselor and friend To us Art Muller personlfnes the spnrut of a true educator unselfush unpregudlced unfallung slncere hard workmg faar and honest keen wltted and above all able to appreciate the vlewpolnt of Youth wnth the wlsdom of the Elder Hrs example has been a great challenge to everyone student and teacher alnke who has ever known hum Our best wushes will go wnth hum when he leaves Roosevelt to become Prmclpal of the Sequoia Jumor Hugh School. 1 . . . . . - . . . . . . , . . .. .. - 1 ' 1 . . .. . . . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 . . I , . . . . . . . Good afternoon Roosevelt Hugh School' Mr .luhl prepares a Iesso for hrs classes X A vlew of The Cnty Schools Building CITY HDMI ISTHX-KTIUM CRWIN A DANN lRugl-tj Assnstant Supernntendent - - H r...- 3 an var' EDWIN C KRATT Supermtendent of Schools ma 'ir 1. J C TROMBETTA fAbovel Assistant Superintendent LAWRENCE E TODHUNTER QR: Asslstant Superintendent ....a.2 -- -.J -1 ib- Board of Educatuan ArthurL Selland Mrs Margaret R Robinson George W Turner Dean James M Mallach Mrs Geraldune R Wheeler 'M . . , I r l N il fs . N? ' ' Q, . I I ff' N f,: f if, S1 A ,, , 'ghtj F ,I .V - ,M 1 s , l - AY A - . Q . Y -YH VV . , ' ' U - A ff ' I 'Q 45- A rs. s ,. if A if lt qv- I .U V .5 I I '7 , ,. ' : . , . . ' , . , . , . 4 .fr- DMI ISTH TII1 S, -i iw iw-.1 ROBERT MINER Dunng the school year 1951 1952 the buuldnng program has contunued and Roosevelt Hugh School now has a new smm ming pool and shop buuldnng Th se addutuons are apprecuated by both students and patrons The student body has taken octave unterest nn the safety pro mam and v ry defumte pro-rements have been mode In traffuc problems he streets and the campus The Nautulus staff has pre sented the school wuth a lovely y or book and theur work apprecloted by all concerned To the outslandung Class of 1952 the faculty and students Ioan nn sayung Good Luck and B st Wushes Sincerely W R Hur ey Prnnclpa' Qc?-ri' ip SADIE L IRWIN Dean of Boys Dean of Garls ...sf ARTHUR MILLER MARY PATERSON Coungelgf COUl'1SelOt' 4, , .pe 4:-fi -0 -.ff ,,.-p XBX JAMES P. ALEXANDER LYDIA ALMQUIST 4149 JI.. , , ' A E A in xw-'49 li 'Q Ai T six 5, -- -. 3 l ' .n MILDRED ANDERSON ROBERT ARNOLD MARSHALL BARKER A.B., M.S. A.B. A.B. A.B. B.S., M.A. Journalism, English English Commercial Music Physics, Chemistry ii' ' 4 il, ii JTF, ,W ig ,r L 5-V 'HSV' ' . 1' mf i 'A ' wr., ii ' . 'Y .. L'i'1f'f'i .311 :G-L ,- -aww? fm i- WP--2.5 A ' i?is13'EfWL?f Lis-' 'K P ' 1 . R? 5' - W n -Y: 1-.' Ji .fs ' . ',. . 1. fb, , 1 . . P- , 5. -g I ,Qi V 3,3 ga ' 3 g .L .LW ,x 5 . , 3 -V f,- . 1 vt ' I' .5 I K if-u aa i l l WQQ 1 3? LF 'ng 1 temp 'T-1 Xi Q., K 1' f .lE'.l.l.J Q OLIVER BIDWELL NELLIE M. BINGHAM A.B. A.B. Physical Educalion Home Economics A Q 3 Z' J x 'xii' 'zijn-.g ilirl I X -I BETTY BRAMBLETT A.B. Music SNOW W. BROWN English .41 .. A . ' 7 3 :Wig F' 5. YY s'fss' T -.1 5 !'X 'j -5, N , . bg NORVEL CAYWOOD MARILYN CONLEY B.A. 8.5. Drafting Physical Education I i.. :V .QS , A Q, , , H , . , ,f rx .f 4 V . ARNOLD F. BLESSE B.B.A., M.S. Commercial 'it lei, A if -FV' UE ' Q f A- Y Y ARTHUR BRODERSEN B.E. A.B. English v if 'ei 1 L ,--.. ,.'w, I' T i f-sp! 5 xg. xg. :.g:-3-'I-. 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V i 0' , ,f ll ' 1 -.fs ar , X ffgv ' f X awk v If ' ' ' J .if 'J Z i JOHN DAVIS LILLIAN DEAN SARA DOUGHERTY FRANCIS FLANDERS HATTIE G. FOREMAN A.B. B.S., M, Ed. A.B. A.B. A.B. Metal Shop History Physical Education Agriculture Arithmetic 'vw ' - 1 Irhrgxiff H x N - 'Q L 6, 1 En gf, . -s. , 4, If I, '- -K' I .zu fr A S 1. . cv f v 5 I. -.V ,wx f -. A H... f 1' U 4 g f I V 'Q I I ' ll CHARLES FURBY DOROTHY GARCIA JOE CRAIG GOODHUE LUCILLE GRUENHAGAN MARILYN HANNER A.B., M.A. A.B., M.A. A.B. A.B. A.B. Geometry Physical Education Home Making Algebra English, Spanish I i Z- , 2 1 -A. PK M I , A if ' 'S ' I 41455, h 5:5 g- D Q I, Qs, ,cs R ii' , A.: - f IA iv 'V ' '-I .,,- ' 1- I ' -. .. f I I A w.,,f I , MILDRED HANSEN A.B. Typing 1 ,'7'. -J Q? HENDRICKSEN A.B. English ,, I . is w L gg lily. ,, '15, if J ,-A K A , K t -' 3. ir, ' , 'iffy-. + O. A. HART A.B. Biology 1' in 3 wh- if .l .J --5-A X , I N I . I -,fy J. WILEY HUDSON A.B., M.S. Mechanical Drawing X . JEAN HECKENDORF ROBERT HEEREN A.B. A.B. Physical Education Woodshop, P.E. 9 .I si 13 ,i 'B I I. i oo'- . ffl- ,J- ,....4- X X . 3 g f . , 1 ff A i 3 x fx , I ,K ,, f 4 g I .ra fJ STUART K. INMAN JOHN E. JONES A.B. A.B. Physical Education English , M M VK, ROBERT HENDRICKS A.B., M.A, History, Math. ,A X A. ., l - - 4 i 'V Q ! Y ' v ' T! I fi It 1' L. J EFFIE JOHNSON A.B. Library . V WMV w-vga 'gl'-gs if A: '25 W, .ur I I Ny ' 'QVN -4-5 , ' 1,4 C' C--.X 'try ,,-ff ANDREW P. JUHL ELIZABETH KIRCHER WILLIAM KRAUSE JO NELL KRIKORIAN HELEN LEA A.B., M.A. BJ., B.A., M.A. German, Geometry Dramatics World History English, Social Science Foods ,pax W 5 J I vx sf ts'-5 -Q-,QA..f 0 'r-any N. -x BARBARA LEE FLOY LONG BENITA MARTIN ERWIN S. MARTIN EARLEEN MCKEE A.B. B.A. Ed. A.B. A.B., M.A. MA- , Arts and Crafts Arts and Crafts English Civics Vowl MU5'C ,fflw .s....4J ,Q .X sa.-r 5,3 , . I 5 I H. BRETT MELENDY WILLIAM J. MICKA MERLIN MILLER EVA NEWMAN ALFRED V. O'LEARY A.B., M.A. B.A. Ed. A.B. B.S. B.S. English Art History, Track Physical Education History, Mdsg. 4'-T M 'NA ca-5: 'gf x X-nur A P ' if .vu U A 1 1 ERNEST PALFREY KATHERINE PAVLOVICH HARRIET PHILLIPS DORIS POWELSON DORRI5 PRATT B.S., M.S. R.N., P.H.N. A.B., M.S. A.B. A.B. Biology-Botany Nurse Home Economics Art Dramatics, English - will ' -If H M 'S 'f Fflefnfh Q- A . . c I5 fn A, 1 .REMO mga., IQ-I -0' 1-ff 'A cs .fgx fi di usa.. bl MARIAN REED THERESA ROJAS ETHEL RUDOLPH WILLIAM RUMLEY LODEMA RUSSELL A.B., M,A. A.B. A.B. A.B, A.B. English, Speech Spanish Biology Social Science Arithmetic , I , 'S My M , ,,, , . 5 F - t 4' if 'Ia 43. ' N-Q, , .4 f ig, an ff V ' F'-f aw? l V. ,gcimzh A 5, - V . Ti A 'SQL , ...,,- gif .2- My 42. SCHOENDUBE ALFRED SESSIONS GAYNOR SHACKELFORD ROBERT SHAVER FRED STANTON B.S. A.B., M.A. A.B, A.B., M.A. A.B., M.A. Physical Education Orchestra English English Social Science .-. s nu. i' l- 0 8..- qj Y'-S vm '11 gf-0' N ' ' T .' . ,- X l ' XL L- - 4 ' .. 1, R ,' ' iw K fm, It 15 A FRANCIS STEVENS SARAH STROTHER PATRICIA TRABING ROY A. TUCK GEORGE WARNER A.B. A.B. A.B. A.B. A.B., M.A. Physical Education Latin English Shop, Stagecratt Health Coordinator l '1 A?9 i5 , , gg f V, A., V .5 . dh 11 ifi 'A 1, .Ot ,, Q5 X . , L- Y J -J ' if , ,.....- S w.!' C I X-' Q, , ' 5 1, S 4 1 .T , ' f gp Wg-if ,, A - ,. .A ff' A f ,I Z' ' ' S: V I! ' KENNETH WESTLAKE ROBERT WINZLER JOHN WOODY GEORGE INGHAM B.S. A,B. A,B. A.B. Chemistry Social Science Cafeteria, Cadets Advanced Math UFFIIIE STAFF BETTY TETSTALL MARGARET GERARD Registrar Secretary QFD EVELYN STUART Frncrncral Secretory ff' I' ANITA MCWHERTER MILDPEU BOHLEEN Bookroom Clerk Afrendcmce ST DE 1iUFFHHZ5T FP First Raw: May Willis, Diane Williams, Joyce Raulston, Nancy Taylor, Joan Stoetzl, Dixie Curtis, Alberta Quinonez, Marie Koniayan, Veronica Manouel, Darlene Ghan, Lupe Morro, Helen Dunlap. Second Row: Eleanor Ferguson, Phylis Morton, Betty DeWitt, Bonnie Allen, Jean Hawkins, Donna Reaves, Jeane Emler, Jeanette Whisenant, Barbara Smith, Lillian Hampoyan, Patty Poole, Patty Prickett, Dolores Lamoreaux, Janet Kramer, June Totten, Mary Riggs, lla Rae Carmical, Diane Kemp, Nancy Weddle. Third Row: Sam Wallace, Wilbur Willcox, Tom Adams, Ruth Thayer, Carolyn Grubbs, Dale Graham, Allan Eldred, Howard Belden, Manuel Gonzales. E STUDIAN First Row T H Adams Edward G Dowue Jr Samuel Stiers Charles S Gray Homer C Hooper Wilbur L Stone Blanche G BYOWY1, Freida Churning Livio P Zanetti Wardner Harris Harvey Ward Perry Dunn James Leven May Second Row Tony Argentina John D DiBuduo John E Ekas 1. . , . ., , - , . , - , f uv, R e ers attend thenr last basketball rally Sensor prexy Lauren Morrlson leads plau dlts during class meellng There s a great day a commgl I ?' Q B .E 1 'W 9 - 'Er X N VL M, ,M .. L r ' r E ' Th 52' ' . ' , ' , 1 ,B l ,L l X X r '13 W. HA.-',m SEHIURS AI MERLIN MILLER Head Sponsor LYDIA ALMQUIST MILDRED ANDERSON NORVAL CAYWOOD ABIGAIL CURTIS JOHN DAVIS LILLIAN DEAN JOHN E JONES WILLIAM KRAUSE ALFRED V O LEARY HARRIET PHILLIPS DORIS POWELSON PAT TRABING KENNETH WESTLAKE i I '55 m F' D2 Ln Ln Ln '1 I Ln I :U Ln Q R, . 'I - . F 1 X a I . 'Jig 'ILV L , '. 1 ,I - , . ,wi4 I 1,Vf X 6 V'-wwuu-3, . , fo 4 SE IIJH CLASS UFFIIIEHS ,,..J '1 Lett to rnght Bob Shlrkey Vlce President Adele Contente Secretary Carl Struckland Treasurer lauren Morrlson Pres dent III. SS HISTUHY As we the members of the class of 1952 prepare for the culmmatzon of our school years It IS only natural and flttlng that we should look back through our time at Roosevelt We officially became the class of 52 when we began our freshman year In the Fall of I948 We had a busy year and were led by Chuck Glahn fall president and by Duncan Kmchen In the sprung term Our year was hlghllghted by the Frosh prom Cnnderella s Ball As sophomores we took up resudence In the Admumstratuon Bulldlng and chose Ron Freund to head our actlvntles We also selected our symbols the 52 class rungs and sea green class sweaters Scott Muze took the executuve rems when we became lunlors and we began to dominate Roosevelt actnvmes Our play Lufe Wnth Father wnth Ray Ryals Joyce Jones Cathy Smlth and Jerry McFernn wall long be ranked with the best of Roosevelt theatrlcs We gave our sensors a Prom to remember one full of Moonlught Maguc lt was wuth mlngled dlsmay and happlness that we embarked upon our sensor year Ron Freund became student body presldent and Lauren Mornson was selected to head the class Wuth the return ofthe rvy rn the sprung we elected Duncan Kmchen to the presndency Charley s Aunt the beloved classuc farce was chosen as our senior play and Jerry McFerrm cast as the lead And so It us wnth these memones an our mmds that we shall come June llth ful full our destmy and leave Roosevelt through the wmdows Although we may never agaun be part of Roosevelt ut wall always be a part of each of us wherever we Shall be throughout the world ' V fx X s I -1 U f? Mr, ee. l I I f 1 ts .A . i ,f 43. 4 ' R A I 1 -. , : I - ' f, ' ' . f ' 6 . 5 W .S h ' .- k f P N4 I ' I Q, ' -1.-'fs ' , i . I I I . . , . ' I I - I - . I . . , . . . . . H . . ,, .I ' I I I I I - - .. - - .. ' I ' I - .. . -, . - I 1 I I I ' - I CLASS SUNG Moy the good Lord bless ond keep you Whether neor or for owoy Moy you fund thot long owolted golden Moy your troubles oll be smoll ones And your fortune ten times ten Moy the good Lord bless ond keep you tlll we meet ogcun As we leove our Almo Moter And wolk through lute s longest lone Moy the worm ond tender mem rles Be the ones thot wlll remcun There s onother gool to goin Moy the good Lord bless ond keep you your whole lute through Moy the good Lord bless ond keep you doy todoy Closs of mneteen fatty two odopted ELASSQPLAUUE Q Q 5, 2 I I . , I Fill your dreoms with sweet tomorrows, . I i J -I v,..A7 X K X f E X ' V S kr' THOMAS Assume rHoMAs ADAMS smmsv Aces smv Axens JIM Axens - l f - Q4 if . W ff , S, X Y'--pf ESTHER ALLEN RODNEY ALLEN JERYL ANDERSON , sd kl ff' mtv W ROGER it-q ANDERSON .U ARLENE ANDREW JACK ANTONUCCI HAROLD ARAMIAN AUGIE AUDELO 1-.3 Q pf 'v-:V 3 Q A 1 LOIS BABB BEVERLY BAIRD JOYCE BARCUS MARILYN BARSERIAN LES BELL 9 E? J 5 ,ix? A., JANE BENGSTON ZABELLE BEZIRJIAN g, 'h Q I if Q ig .Q A 5 4' R ,, .., V.. A I 1: f.-.8 HOWARD BIDDLECOME ,Q-A 4 4,9 RICHARD BISCHEL SHlRLEY BLAKELY L1 ' ,ll N.:.V 'vcr , N , X ED BLAIR sf an-SX 1 1.,,, N 4.44671 ,4 1 I MARJORIE BOOK MARLENE BOOLOOTIAN DONNA BOWEN HELEN BRANDENBURG ,,,,,-4 THOMAS BROWN , n E' 5-ff BARBARA BIGELOW LA VELLA BINGER ? f fn- , 5-0' B Qsf' PETE BOGHOSIAN BETTY BONETTO rum tri' gs rf! GERALDINE BOWLIN CLARA BOYCE Xvw, -9- HARRY BUCHAKLIAN MAXINE BUCK -I ,J Zvi' 5? gf' ALBERT BUELOW RICHARD BURNS JO ANN BURTON DARLENE BYRD DONNA BYRD va xv-, Ili' ILA RAE CARMICAL DOROTHY CARRILLO -Er NETTA CENTRONE BEVERLY CHAPPLE VIOLET CHILPIGIAN -has Q. ADELE CONTENTT 'WP 'N' 'W' MAE CLARK DOROTHY CLARK 'QP BFTTV CONTENT ll .,v JOHN CLIFFORD ALICE CLOVER BERNICE COFFMAN 3 Er PATSY ANN COOPF WI' IAA' 7 FOPUS RIETIA COSYA ,i 4- 6 x F355 I X DORIS DUNHAM HELEN DUNLAP .a .1 Q- Q. ' -4 1 T77 X sa v gl f L - 1 4. X: 4 A LUCY DYSON GEORGE EATON Y W Qf' O Y I I WX BARBARA DUNSTON ROBERT DUTCHER TED DWELLE ,, U I T '- ca ,,, 1 'W fa I , X WILLIAM EGBERT NIKITA EGLESTON '-Bw., 'vu bf? in-4 JEANE EMLER DON ENGLISH - if HENRY ENSHER fi, 'I 11 5 , 1. Ht : , 3 l'Q' , ..---1 I L 2 -Rx A, L i Q ED ESHEIM RONNIE ESKENDER JOYCE ESPARZA LUCY JO ANN ELIA .L 15 , i QC-9 ' X RAYMOND FRANK ENSHER MEL ERSKINE BARBARA FARR inf RONALD FELISIANO , Q-f 5- -M Sf' inf' W. WALTER FERRIERA ARDIE FERRILL EUGENE FINCH CAROL FLACK BRA -an 'TI' BARBARA FLETCHER MARILYN FLOTH BARBARA FORD . ,, .W ,xi e ,mg 1,539 3- f fra- 3 ' cgi-ii, I ' rg. 1,1 rm 5 si W , Q , I h 4 ,. 8 V1 nw in 1 1: 'wmv jf? xxx- V, K BOB FORSTER HARLON FRENCH RONALD FREUND JAMES FRY EMMA JO GANTT 3. E .17 CRW ,Sa inns N Six N, JERRY GARABEDLAN DORIS GEAN RAYMON R. GENTRY DARLENE GHAN ROY GILLESPIE '29 SQ' I v--f-- DIANNE HAMMACK KENNETH HAMMERSTROM 7 SX L PATRICIA HARRINGTON JIM HARRIS br ,. . A 4' ' X xv, LILLIAN HAMPOYAN GENE HAND LAURA LOUISE HARO X-4' iw J Q.-fr KENNETH HARRIS BEVERLY HARRISON WESLEY HAUNGS 15- I DOUGLAS HAYDEN MARILYN HELMUTH ii f-I' ROBERT HENDERSON RUBY HENDRIX ROBERT HEPPNER ff? VS-v 3 WILLIAM HIXSON NANCY HOLCOMB 15 MARLENE HOLDEN MARGARET HOLDING MONICA HOLDING 6 1 3-X BETTY KARAGOZIAN RAY KARLE ROY KARIGAN HAIG KASPARIAN JERMAYNE KEARS 'S' NORMA KEMMERER DIANE KEMP GEORGE KEZERIAN HASMA KILIJIAN DUNCAN KINCHEN L-X 1' '1'..'7' 1 DON KLOPPENBURG CATHIE KOHFIELD MARIE KONJOYAN JANET KRAMER CHARLES D. KRATLEY RUTH KRATT Y, 'X 5 GERALF KREUTZE.. R4-J BARBAR' KRIKORIA' GEORGIA KUHN VER ?Q il Y K.. A X 144 t TY Q39 .9 ' I fm I 1 'I DON LAMM DELORES LAMOREAUX KENNETH LANKFORD BARBARA LATTIE FRANK LIEBLEIN 43 'Lil ,via E asf' J 'fn 5 Q' y K, 'Nui' JOHN LEVIS LOUISE LINCOLN SHEILA LINDSAY MARIAN LOEWE WALLACE LOGAN 3. apy' ONICA MANOUEL JAY MARIOTT SAM S. BILL LONG KEITH G LOWN LETA MAE LOWREY WILLIAM F LYNCH PEGGY MACOM VX' MARKARIAN I -' ' 1 1 HARRY MARKUS MARLENE MARKUS 10 Q11- -1i'Y i l , L T ROSALIE MUELLER JAMES MURDOCK VERA McCLANE PHYLLIS McCLURE SUE McFEETERS av--any na '-SR L- 'i Sf 'S Q3 yi 51 JERRY McFERRlN CORENE NEGUS ARTHUR NEUMANN DONALD NONAST SHIRLEY O'BRIEN lg 'i 'L- Emi if '7 3 SALLY O'NEAL LORRAINE O'TOOLE BARBARA OWENS GERALDINE PABST MARIAN PAPENDORF -5 956 k- ear' 4 A suv Q, 'J I f bi' . QL 4, ,K Lug' fp T I X 1 ' ' -. AROL PAPENHAUSEN IDA MAE PARKS ART PARRA MARIE PAUL ROBERT PERKINS Q , RICHARD PETERS 'nr 'V' fx R l'Z.'7 iw X I, , DO ROTHY PRATT w 0 V Q, A U It A fs RAY PHIPPS ,pw I f l ' - N y I Q 1, w I. . :N 'Ihr A ' A3-:I s I R , 5,-Q, I .ggi qu f qft 94,15 f QC.: I ff.-I 1' ' 7' ' X RICHARD PREVITE f vis ' ww .MN I ,.. 1 x -an 1'-Q PATTY PRICKETT '2' ui C La.. ' -ang TROY QUEEN ALBERTA QUINONEZ JOANNE RAMSEY X . ,fk 94 f' .r,,,? xx X . N. I DARLENE POLLARD 5' BNET ti . -4. 4 . Nga-V R GENEVA PRENTICE g. ,..-C tx Q . 1 RQ ,I .Q,?'-1, RICHARD RANDALL fd., 'Q T fxq, , fi 0-'Q I 57 LOUINA POWELL 2? ,J G 'Q . ib- nu ,pf FRANCES PURROY 'I CARSON RAPP K, rx A.. B gui , K '3 .XF 'K v- f Q57 K If 'Q ' -2 1335 Nth JOYCE RAUISTON IOIS PAYBOURN EDWARI' REINHARPT LUPE RESENDE' CONNIE RIDER fi '73 1 ' JOYCE SCHROEDER DORIS SHAMSOIAN MARY SHELBURNE RICHARD SHIRINIAN BETTY SHIRKEY ,rf- lil' -J E .Q H if v--wr Y x BOB SHIRKEY JOANNE SHOEMAKER DONALD SIMERLY JEAN SIMS MARILYN SISK 4 fs 1' -I' cd? QS-5' I 55 ' 'T' JUNE SITTNER EVELYN SKATVOLD JIM SMELTZER BARBARA SMITH 1-s Q5 Q, T Qty ' Y' A li .al Y I X 0 BEVERLY SMITH CATHY SMITH EDDIE SMITH JOYCE SNYDER GIL STARKEY 45 215 'Y C JANICE STEINHAUER TED STEITZ CHARLENE STERN Q- in 3' T EVELYN STEVENSON JOAN STOETZL if -f X1 i JACK STONE BILL STRADER LORIE STRATTON CARL STRICKLAND MARVIN STUART 7 x U fb 1: IIQFD to ilF 'r an-sr' CAROL STUMP JEAN SUDDEN RONALD SUHRE MARILYN SUTTON WANDA TALBOT 35 gl? ix -rf-7 0 ' f 5- 2 'V' L 'Z Ri., fs- I 4 . . . ALMETA TALIAFERRO VICKI TANKERSLEY MARY TAVOOKJIAN JOHN TAYLOR MAX TAYLOR fs ix A Z. If 1 Lid N ROBBIE THOMPSON 5 A nf ' , . 5 , ' .Q ,-fre Z If I - 9 ' JOSEPH TORRES '?'9v.f 'ITT7 'K NK. I N KEITH THOMAS Q Q a' wggrv I MELVIN THURBER Q5 -all -fb MARILYN TOLBERT . f Ai PI M J I ' V . . G 1 r , , 3 -3: ',,,. v 2 ? 9 'WY C -v' ag 4 nov I f ,Lf ' I A 'il .J W V EE: I in JUNE TOTTEN S7 I X vlvlsm VAN COR ? 14- RONALD WEINER is 'Us X ANNIE VELASQUEZ VICTORIA TOVAR WOODROW TURNER ARLENE UGGLA fg- fn: C8 5 'lb' , 'QQ' X ? I BETH WACASER JANET WALLACE NAIDA WALLACE gg, gi. I l N ' I KR 5 Q.. 'T ' Q5 . : N -N - 4 ?E?f' I T., f ' 'fs I I nl-Aff' 'Liv' I I A I MARTHA WELCH i- FRANCIS WELLS JOE A. WENTZ MARILYN DIANE WESL fx Y 41' pt, P 'Q' Kg Q J K. 'B EVELYN WESTFALL JEANETTE WHISENANT HICKS JIM WHISENANT BERNARD WIEMILLER FRANCES GENE WILKINS 'GQ' , -, tl. WILBUR WILCOX DIANE WILLIAMS , r if iff, A 5 QL? ' I ,' I IIVYF Z f' I RONNIE WILLIAMS JOAN WILLIS 1- J 'WTITTPX 'Y JACK WOLFENDEN JOE YOUNG ., 4 'Ai ,A -A X T7 +1- EARL WILLIAMS EMOGEAN WILLIAMS LOIS WILLIAMS -Lim 'W 'vi Y S+.,x LORRAINE WILSON HELEN WINTEMUTE RAY WISE U fs.. Q ROLAND YOUNG GENELLE ZACK HARVEY ZIMMERMAN HU UHEU SE IUH5 BARBARA FLETCHER Solufcforxan ALBERT BUELOW Vcledndornon 1 JOYCE JONES ZABELLE BEZIRJIAN Scholostuc Honors Scholoshc Honors Y Enix -X ALICE CLOVER RAY ENSHER JUNE SITTNER F.S.C.-KFRE Radio Agnes, F.S.C.-KFRE Radio Actor Plaque Design WE PAUSE IN MEMUHY We the graduating class of June nineteen hundred and titty two respectfully dedicate the sensor section ot the Nautilus In memory of our beloved teacher and friends MHS MAUIJE ELLIS .IUDITH HALSTEAII 53 HIEHAHIJ W BURNS 52 Build thee more stately manslons O my soul As the swnft seasons roll' Leave thy low vaulted past' Let each new temple nobler than the last Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast Tull thou at length art tree Leaving thine outgrown shell by lute s unrestlng sea' The Chambered Nautilus Olrver Wendell Holmes I I I I . . - - I 0 . - 1 . . I 7 l I I . 0 I I I I I . I . . . , . - .Qu W' X an v -.1 ifix' -1 Tiki B mi M2 flat, Al? ,,,..f- ,W-f n-.00-s.. 84-Q .J Qin, ,av 5?'q.a-4' AJ, ifirffik-3 if .1--' iQ-iw, fd? 6, 4: on 'Wg z.- ,A sw ff A 'nmila 1595'- ag? '.'v.!g 5 in vii' PW' ir an - M- R-51' 7 1 Thus ns the way we blow up the lub' 'Noble DomseI', agom the Knight of Ivanhoe began Come on In the water s fune' I' Q Q C f 7L X I ff., - , A-, L. ..- V 5-3 ,,-W... . ,N -. iw -L A , is A Hi , - K, 51 ,- ,, . r . M !QLf,:4'U W L' v G . ,i'f- X' xf+ f'4f:AF iafgag , x 1 Q. 3' -fV,u,,,,, 1 -'? 5 Pg A K1 J' 3 n 'J . - f ff? fl . ' ' . .ii !5'f'7 ' 3' ' 'f ' , A Wif- A ' -ua-ww ,,,.- .Lx -0 ' 'gn .., ' .fl 4. A' ,V Fig-aw? f fV4,4wi5. .g 'si . - '45?P'1,Q - A . Q 1, L4 A M , QQ-w i l ,. 5 - ,.1?1f' - - iff? -2.5 iff . ff f 5 1 A'1':'i'L 'Af if M arf QM.--V-- ., 'T '-' L fi Y in , - JL . M 'W . 5:1125 4 QF? 7 , f 'pf 4 ,va . f' ' A- fm- Z' L! V, AUM L ii 8 ..,-,-,--1 - - Q 1 h f i -1 if -f A - , 5 4 fhv, . fy, f' V w ? 'L ' - AW b My . , . rv ' i ' I x r X N N 5 1 . j I s '. g . A X . ., r Q........-.,,, 'Sf V 4542 Tiki 'C ai' sx ' .U-W' .,.. , 7,- 1r 'I . 5 5015 1.3 1 f CLASSES EL SS UF1953 CLASS UFPIEEH5 Fronl Row Duane Mcrnson Treasurer Gal Polnoll Yell Leader Bull M Iler Yell Leader Kohe Morrow Secrelury Slandlng CI ff Nugenl Vnce Presudenl Pele R Iey Presldenl SPUNSUHS MARILYN CONLEY NELLIE BINGHAM ARTHUR BRODERSON VlVlEN CORTESE CHARLES FURBY MARILYN HANNER MILDRED HANSEN O A HART H BRETT MELENDY THERESA ROJAS ETHEL RUDOLPH GAYNOR SHACKELFORD ROBERT SHAVER SARAH STROTHER JOHN DAVIS ETHEL RUDOLPH HEAD SPONSOR f x v 1 4, f Y , . : I I I 1 7 I , 5 , . : I , I l I - 1 ul' ll- -1 ix ,s 6 s Q -. i, I. Q Qc iii? :ei Q .Q 'A M' 3 'idx ' , 'E 5 is r L.. L1 , Q v ' X ,IS 'af' A Y-YI QU an I :Q Q. lu 7 .I - '- xf? .Q Ji' few-2 X 5 Q he U .5 X1 9 I-JINI-.'M.'zl.. H-.lil - - . I '-4 1.6 1 1' X AW' I Q A H, we 'Gift gm. 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I Left to Right: Duane Heiizig, Presidenfg Peggy King, Secreicryg Ken Jacobsen, Vice-Presidentp Frank Long, Treasurer. SPUNSUH5 MARSHALL BARKER AILEEN BLUMENTHA BETTY BRAMBLETT SNOW BROWN HELEN CARTER ELMER CRANMER JOE GOODHUE LUCILLE GRUENHAGAN ROBERT HENDRICKS L ELIZABETH KIRCHER FLOY LONG WILLIAM MICKA ERNEST PALFREY HELEN SLAGLE ROBERT WINZLER JOHN WOODY Jr' QV? IIIIII LUCILLE GRUENHAGAN HEAD SPONSOR . JV 4' I 'ii 1 X- 'x ' J 4. if x V. U Agri? Ng V G 5 N vile, 5 . - 53: I . 1-' I A-4 t Q11 .9 3 , f 51' 1, 035. in . .7 s, A-Q 'IE 1,1 1 V4 am' z 6 - 'fi'!f'V l JJ 71 M. 6 ,,, . 5, Qi .. t Xa l vm? D ge ' Y Q , 1' Q. xA, I Irrf qi 51' 5 ggi 5 S P.. 'S KE 51 gn X' . . Qi rl Y Iv ,. ,. l ,i.5,T.tf in , 9 V' -x E v P Sfgfq Q- sf 2 ' v 2. E 5555331 .Lui-1 e 1 5 'Q 5 Q . x. . Q x . fl 'Va 1 .. . Lg,- ? ' 4 7 I' Q 5 , 4 , , 5 E 5 x I P Wg. .4 1 I i f, W ,r' x! 1 1 ' if .. -'fi 1 , , , .X., N ' I I L J v V Q' I y 1 4? I , I 4. ,A F? I ak! x W . Z 1 5 ' i ' . .I D L Y: Q' 5 ,,+, , f. 1? , bl mga. li . l i f X' ' f . . I 4 , ' ' ' fj ,KH IF J- xv' ir-'11 , RI... Q.. T 1 I 'fl . Y .5 gl Q? Q, K T, g,, f :,.f HMM gb 'gg W iE N 6 1 A 1 A K- ffm q e 5 W gf, E X1 57 Ig ,QA if g Q 'E V I 4m ,l'fT'kf-2 5 3 N W s f A A IILA55 IJF1955 CLASS UFFIEEH5 SPIJNSIJHS ARNOLD BLESSE ERWIN MARTIN FRANCIS FLANDERS EARLEEN McKEE HATTIE FOREMAN DORRIS PRATT FLORENCE HENDRICKSON MARIAN REED GEORGE INGHAM WILLIAM RUMLEY Jo NELL KRnxoRtAN LODEMA RUSSELL BARBARA Lee FRED STANTON BENITA MARTIN ROY Tuck i ....,. Front Row: Virgie Hillis, Treasurer, Diane Orchard, Secretary, Carol Duncan, Yell Leader. Back Row: Richard Totorian, Vice President, Fred E Garcia, President, LODEMA RUSSELL HEAD SPONSOR ADVISORY I7-First Row: Don Lippincott, Janice Harbick, Marge Dinubilo, Linda Riley, Sue Shelton, Barbara Haney, Mary Mushines, Louise Facio, Donna Gross, Beverly Newton, Norma Graham, Pat Heininge, Lorolee Woodruff. Second Row: Tim King, Alan Ciszewski, Ralph Moss, Dan Atkins, Mervin Cornelsen, Brad Hill, Johnny Roberson, Don Irwin, Bob Azzaro, Bob Kellejian, Bob De Martin, Jimmy Pence, Eddie Angel, Kenneth Ferrington, Arlen Gasink, Edwin Blackburn, Mel Adamske. 41:5 r- P xi' 54. uf 4 ' 4' . ' fa it' yi, f 1 ,rl N g ' 1. ' 1 .cl ' J v ' V I ' V N A . ,f I .,- 4-N ,ff 2i'g H ' 2 iax 1 W' ' r B P' . Arr, I H . ,-1' '- .:' n h, u.,i! n :Ib 1 v ,. -, 4' Ia I ,l,l2?s,'f ' ' V I V' Q - 'haf ! 175 4,5 5 K J -'EQ i qi tl Q. .-s' ri 5 . in , , 1 ' 5 Qwiuflfg 3 A ix gxrx-lx Lui Ll! x 1 1 ! ? K , 'Il -1.6,-V-,E f-r -. -4 ,Q . sk 1.1 J' , gifs.. if f-rf Vi K M V S . , f 'YK' Z Q ' Q 51 ll? '.ktb.g.,, 7 :LH 4 .x Y . E. QE df -4 ?Q I ww, ' L n ,L X MP4 '7 A. 1 it .gn ' Q1 ab ' .J U .l JL 9 '. W .0 Q 1 , X- 3 E 1 nffqf '98 if 4 T F. J. Q . X6 ,lf X . , 11, 4 x , f 5 . -, N 5, g QrH4 i , X I if nf- - . sfv h 4 A fbxf' Y A I ew inxlgaa is 'T ,V . , 41 , ,t ,,:.--..+.ac,' '- 5 it . 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X Ray pleads Vote for Gentry PSthey drdl Voters register for sprung electrons 1 Gorcla congratulates Fltzmaurlce hrs suc cessor to the Frosh presidency I it o u Q V t t I - x T STUDENT GUVERNNTENT ST IIE T BUIIY UFFIIIEHS F LL 1951 ,T---af fe x A RONALD FREUND President 2 A AS' 5' 3 X h X SUE McFEETERS DUNCAN KINCHEN Secretary Vlce Presldent 1 +57 -.-1' Q BOB DUTCHER BOB MORRIS JOE DEATON Senator of Athletics Senator of Publicity Treasurer 21-49 J I by 'cz-.99 'U SCOTT MIZE PETE RILEY JOANNA ROBBINS RAY RYAI-S Yell Leader Senator of Forensncs Senator of Ang Senator of Safety and Welfare STUIIE T BUIJY UFFIEEHS SPHI li 1952 3 if I , V' if I DUNCAN KINCHEN Presldent CS '57 'Q- MARIAN LOEWE SALLY ONEAL Vnce Presldent Secretary 31 an Q-'X Yvxsx 'l RAY GENTRY BARBARA DIEDERICH JERYL ANDERSON Treasurer Senator of Publucuty Senator of Athlettcs iv 1' 1 '9- Y-7 PATTY PRICKETT BARBARA FLETCHER JIM HARRIS CATHY SMITH 5e 0'0 of SUIBIY and WGIIGYC Senator of Arts Senator of Forensics Yell leader if - . . Y , .'-gi' T:-l Q ' f It v 1 .X X . r' I f I if ' I I' X :I ,M l-A , ' -f Q.- W ,R A X. I , 4 .-. Ak 4: . I J.: Amt ' 4. A? 41 A , K I J S SENATE .,,- Y r st N The Spring Senate members pose for the Nautilus photographer. HU SE UE REPRESENTATIVES Jnm Harrus conducts a business session of the House of Representatives ST DE T llll HT-FALL FN- A Y-I , A m,'J,,,,, 4 X 1: . - L Q Xa ' C T-,IS -X. 3 ,fig I --Lv ' it Tuvalu . - r R R s , f 1 J g ' -IS' ' , t. I ,ivh-X First Row: Prosecuting Attorney Carson Rapp, Cliff Nugent, Richard Previte, Richard Lang, Peggy King, Patty Prickett, Chief Justice Ray Ryals, Clerk Janet Kramer. Second Row: George Kezerian, Stan Daniels, Mr. Caywood, advisor. ST HE T EIJUHT-SPHI G il ny.: 'f,.,'w 'w 5 A ' First Row Prosecuting Attorney Carson Rapp Pete Riley Clilt Nugent Richard Previte Ray Ryals Barbara Brown Chiet Justice Patty Puckett Clerk Janet Kramer Second Row George Kezerian Mr Caywood advisor Ronnie Williams l g- 'u , nhl u ., 'it v aux N-if x, L ':w f.... , :Q 2 1 an-Y' A Girls League Committee puts the tlnlsh ang touches on the tree Jerry Anderson brrng the Federctron meeting to order K in M The Rough Rader staff tackles some new produc tnon problems .. . f fl .- fi P' T - ' ,, i iE'r':.J f . tj A , W 3 . e Q - ' - ' r , V V ' E'-fri I , k, er 2 Q - Hllllltlitl' f l ,I W 1 5 L 1' 1 g .N '21 'j'i1'- xr - - if, . k Wh as 6 is 3 G M5 MM -4 fu W ' , M ., 1--. .NM W.Mw--M: ' A 1 my 9 ' 'bv yn ' 5 It 'C' . 'iv Q yt 4. vtwnjxi Sy 1-5 Wie? , , ' N 2 8 -Q4 new in Miusyw - ff-Q I-is 1 3. 'U Q ,. ? 4' QQQ- ww, msd 'W R, an 'R' 'Wi xnk 'uf' of Q., fbi W, ,gal W! sy 'Q BOB DUTCHER Preslden? Sprung FALL LIFFIEEHS IUW -in f'NuQ N307 Fx Aw Sufi QU!-only' via JERYL ANDERSON Presudent Fall SPRING UPFILIEHS STAN DANIELS JERRY RAMSDEN Vlce Presldeni Vice President NELSON WINN BILL HARRIS Secretory Secretary BOB DOIG ROY ZIVANICH Treasurer Treasurer FEIIEHATIU is BARBARA msnsmcn Q3 ff' President Fall SPRING IIPFIIIEHS DORA JEAN GLENN Fresvdeni Sprung FALL HPPIEEH5 'E' DIANE WILLIAMS DONNA aowEN LEAGUE Vnce Presrdent Vice President DONNA BOWEN BETTY CONTENTE Secretary Secretary .Mix ROSEMARY DAY TILLIE MONTANEZ Trgqguyef Treasurer 9 fre, AS' SEHUL HSHIP SIJIIIETY L v? K President ,A,,.AA,,, , , pf Vice-President ,,,, . 4.1- Secretary w,,.,,. FALL SPONSORS MR. GEORGE INGHAM MRS. PAT TRABING UPPIEEHS Treasurer ,,,A..,,.,,,,, ,,,, Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,, FRANK SCHARTON ...Frank Scharton .......Joyce Jones ...Barbara Hord .Marlene Conklin ...........lohn Levis The Roosevelt chapter of the California Scholarship Federation has a membership of 90 sophomore, junior, and senior students who have maintained high scholastic marks. The club has had an interesting and eventful year. The members attended C.S.F. conventions in Clovis, River- dale, and at the Hearst Ranch in Pleasanton. They heard a talk by Mr. L. Hyna, who was a former agent for the Dutch underground movement. TT Front Row: Barbara Coleman, Doris Mardikian, Marie Konioyian, Adele Contente, Betty Contente, Barbara Hord, Marian Loewe, Barbara Diederich, Jean Gorton, Dora Glenn, Gaye Geries, La Verne Dorn, Diane Morrison, Bam Gitfin, Marla McArron, Audrae Rosenbaum, Marilyn Caldwell, John Surabian. Middle row: John Levis, Ronald Dashiian, Hasma Kilijian, Lillian Gooboian, Zabelle Beziriian, Janet Kramer, Olga Hernandez, Jo Ann Lyman, Evelyn Westtall, Diane Wesle, Barbara Maeda, Mary McGough, Alice Naiarian, Helen Dunlap, Jo Ann Hirasuna, Ann Fine, Beverly Jones, Lois Prickett, Jerry Baird, Henry Ensher. Back row: Bob Irvin, Geraldine Durgarian, Betty Wentworth, Joanne Shoemaker, Edythe Beck, Paul Endler, Myrna Lingenfelter, Larry Vogt, Jennie Waltz, Ronald Rodrigues, Maria Lucidi, Esther Allen, David Nidever, Joyce Jones, Bob Doig, Jo Ann Burton, Joe Deaton, Betty Bonetto, Pete Riley, Veronica Melkonian, Frank Schartan, Beverly Bukey, Richard Clack, Marlene Conklin, Albert Buelow, Norman Gauss, Donna Cravens, Peggy Parnell, Karen Moore, Richard Dresser, Barbara Fletcher, Ron Sohigian, John Davison, Carson Rapp. SEHULAHSHIP SIJEIETY SPRING SPONSORS MRS. PAT TRABING MR. ANDREW JUHL UPFIIIEH5 President ....,,,,, ..... . .. ,,,.Yw,,,,,,. ,,... C arson Rapp Vice-President ...A......., Joe Deaton Secretary ......, .....A B arbara Fletcher Treasurer .,,Y,,,,.,,,.. Y,,,,.,,,.... B ob Doig CARSON RAP? Sergeant-at-Arms ,.,,., Dave Nidever . . . and attended a pot-luck dinner which featured a program by Mr. Ed Hennessy, a popular Fresno entertainer. Fifteen senior members were honored with lite memberships at the mid-term grade period. They are Zabelle Beziriian, Albert Buelow, Jo Ann Burton, Ronald Dashiion, John Davison, Barbara Diederich, Helen Dunlap, Henry Ensher, Jean Gorton, Joyce Jones, Carson Rapp, Frank Scharton, Joan Shoemaker, Joan Willis, and Diane Wesle. s .ax Front row: Henry Ensher, Barbara Coleman, Doris Mardikian, Marie Konioyian, Hasma Kiliiian, Zabelle Bezeriian, Maria lucidi, Jo Ann Lyman, Barbara Diederich, Jean Gorton, Joyce Comb a, Gaye Geries, Sue McFeeters, Barbara Fletcher, Norma Gitfin, Maria McArron, louanne Peterson, Audrae Rosenbaum, Peggy Parnell, John Surabian. Middle row: Ronald Dashiian, Mary Jane Gunckel, Bette Shirlrey, Esther Medloclr, Betty Wentworth, Myrna Lingetelter, Jennie Waltz, JoAnne Hirasuna, John Levis, Joyce Jones, .lo Ann Burton, Diane Wesle, Beverly Bukey, Mary McGough, Ellen Facio, Marlene Conklin, Helen Dunlop, Beverly Jones, Lois Prickett, Marilyn Sutton, Louina Powell, Michael Nattenberg. Back row: Ronald Freund, Berge Goshgarian, Ada Perry, Faye Stocks, Barbara Wilkinson, Jean Berry, Leto Mae Lowrey, Joanne Shoemaker, Frank Robinson, Paul Endler, Marlin Heckmon, Ron Rodriquez, Bob Irvin, Bob Doig, Dove Nidever, Richard Clock, Ed Hamill, Albert Buelow, Joe Deaton, Pete Riley, Frank Scharton, Norman Gauss, Paul Weaver, Richard Dresser, Ronnie Sohigian, Carson Rapp, Bill Nuckolls, John Davison, Galen Chastain, Don Hopper. -. eel .E P ' JOE DEATON I l Us C ul U' -Q fl l 'X l , 5 RICHARD PREVITE The Green and Gold, organized in l947, has attained prominence in Roosevelt activities. This year Frank Lang was the club's representative to the Youth Government Program at Sacramen- to. The boys also assisted at the P.T.A. carnival, staged a snow party and ioined with Boadicea to give the Cotton Ball. -ah-cgi? .L GREEN HND BULB SPONSOR MR. KENNETH WESTLAK E IIPFIIIEHS FALL SPRING Joe Deoton , .....,., President , ,,..,. .,.. , Richard Previte Scott Mize . ,Vice-President ....,.,..,.... Som Markorion Bill Harris ,... . ....,., Secretory, ,,, .... . Don Burks Stan Daniels, , ,..,.. Treasurer... ,.,. ..Dove Nidever Roger Anderson, , ,,. ,,.ChapIcin ,,...., ,Ron Freund Jim Edminston ,....,,, ,,.Sergecnt-ot-Arms,. .. .,,Scott Mize He Cqfe Q Uy O Cusfomgencil! r, 6 Yxb Cre Gnu ndc Old b oys 1 O- 1' -- 2 - . :. - +ve. ' .. - ' ew 4 V4 -- 1-. ' '.r.'-f a- ' ' ' '1 'W nib!! 'E' rv N- if 'Q NM A 9 '- f ': . ' ,A ' ., 5 ' ka - ' H' 1'-' ij , L A4-my-1 ,C ,145-'swf 1-at 'ff' '- 2 - -' R --j'Ai' df.,-....'11'.4.1.,ff.:4f?9:-Arn.. ' - A.-.. 'dw' Flfsi ROWS Rlihlifd Pfevile, Ron Pistocchio. Alvin Jermagian, Joe Torres, Don Burks, Roy Gentry, Joe Deaton, Carson Rapp, Sam Markarian, Ron Freund, Stan Daniels, Scott Mize, Frank Scharton, Jim Harris. Second Row: Jim Edmiston, Bill Harris, Dove Nidiver, Phil Ryall, Bob Perkins, Gerald Kreutzer, Bill Egbert, Chuck Glahn, Duncan Kinchen, Pele RUBY, Bob Doig, Jerry Roms- den, Clilf Nugent, Butch Lang, Sponser, Mr, Westlake. BU!-TIJIIIEA . A sPoNsoR ' H N MRS. BENITA MARTIN L UPPIEIEH5 W ' 'J FALL svnmc A Evelyn Westfall. Joyce Snyder ,. Benita Ruby. ., Diane Wesle . . Barbara Hord, ,. Evelyn Hamby, ., ,..,.APresident..... , ,Vice-President, ,.....Secretary,,,....,, .....,Treasurer....., ,,,,..Historian.....,,.. Sergeant-at-Arms.,. , S. ......Barbara Hord ....,, Neva Peterian ...,...Gaye Geries ........Esther Allen .,.,,......Dione Kemp .la Verne Dorn help rvll X ' NX dt simon 'ec QU tones . en chdltm Xorg. vomplimeoodicev Sen X 6 tr0 ' -...H E ,-..,.' 1.-J Q., 'l EVELYN WESTFALL BARBARA HORD Boadicea has served the campus and the community for 21 years. The Boadiceans made the pom-poms for the football season, prepared a Thanksgiving basket for a needy tam- ily, sent Easter baskets to a children's hospital, and co-sponsored the annual Cotton Ball. The girls also held two initiation parties, their annual dinner at Dante's, and the Farewell potluck prior to graduation. X ti' ' F' I!! E? FH Z ..,-v an Seated: Lucy Dyson, Cathie Kohlield, Marlene Dralle, Shirley Meek, Barbara Ford, Sue McFeeters, Barbara Diederich, Esther Allen, Frances Purroy, Marilyn Helmuth, Cathie Smith, Peggy Macom, Sally O'Neal, Barbara Hord, Diane Williams. Standing: Ruth Thayer, Hannalee Denham, Marlene Deiner, Jackie Rice, Janie Gunkel, Wanda Talbot, Barbara Fletcher, Alice Hale, Joyce Combo, Karen Moore, Diane Wesle, Jo Ann Burton, Marian Papendorf, Evelyn Westfall, Betty Bonetto, Beth Wacaser, Janet Kramer, Mariorie Book, Benita Ruby, Ellen Facio, Evelyn Hamby, Neva Peterian, Diane Morrison, Marian Loewe, Katie Mor- row, Joyce Snyder, Geraldine Durgarian, Gaye Geries, LaVerne Dorn, Veronica Melkonian, Barbara Freeland, Rosemary Day. LAURA HARO ' f' D JOAN sono The Tic-Toc club, an affiliation ofthe Y.W.C.A., is a service organization composed of junior and senior girls. The club helps to promote cooperation and sportsmanship between schools. The girls sponsor the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance and sell programs at football games. rv il it Theifii o ff-r Q 0 . UCS. C girls I T' - ' ' ' -1--. . -r -1 -- I-- MISS MARILYN HANNER Laura Haro .,,..... Joan Sorg .,,,,,,,.. Sharon Green ,,,,, Janice Jorgensen Ccrolee Coates... Mary Lazzareschi Wilma Adams ..... Lequita Grimes... Chr Po ll? Front row: Pat Barkema, Carol Waterfield, Joan Johnson, Helen Firstine, Janice Jorgenson Marlene Irwin Lon Vee Gregg Lequita Grimes, Marilyn Caldwell, Peggy Parnell, Ja Ann Vilhcuer. Back Row: Alice Nalouan Norma Brinker Joan Sorg Laura Haro, Sharon Green, Jo Ann Hardin. N-4 EXEIILIBUH SPONSORS MR. ROBERT WINZLER MR. WILLIAM MICKA UPPIIIEH5 FALL SPRING Chuck Leimbach , , President ,,,,, Richard Fendorak Jerry Burcher ,, Vice-President. . Jerry Burdher Larry Garcia , Secy.-Treas. Frank Robinson CHUCK LEIMBACH f RICHARD FENDORAK The spirit of Excalibur, Roosevelt's oldest club, is best expressed by the club's motto, He who seeks to serve another, best serves himself. The boys aid the school in any way they are able and sell emblems and dinks represent- ing R.H.S. The club is sponsored by the H 4 f vel' .. os x . 56 befs , woot mem Loyal Knights ofthe Round Table. O Etzitoiled' , e f---s i rl' , , 1 . fs K . V . 1 ' v l Q, , -Q . ,N I .v---' V.. -' .'-,a 0 , .. - 1 f W - ' I ' V 4 I s F 'F4 sul . First Row: Mr. Winzler, Joel True, Eldon Bryant, Fred Olsen, Calfin Bohner, George Kezerion, Chuck Leimbach, Ara Der Gara- bedislft, Rcy Ryals, Virgil Vercoe, Frank Robinson, Mel Erskine, William Micka, Sponsor. Second Row: Tom Carlson, Duane Heitzig, Ken Jacobsen, Walter Reinhart, Dick Westerlund, Skip Monte, Tom Houghton, Richard Limegrover, Dan Will, Fred Garcia, Richard Fendorak. Pictures omitted, Gerald Burcher, Larry Garcia, Harry Buchakian, J. C. Jones. ,..,.----- ,-......-.'- ,......-. .-.11 ,.......---- ,-.1-..- .Q E41 I 1 no .. - ':.t-',: TRI-TWEL E g svomson MISS ABIGAIL CURTIS III-'I-'IIIEH5 SPRING ,,,,.,.President.. ,.,,, Norma Kemmerer , ....I Vice-President .A,.,.,,,,,,,,, Betty Lovelady ........Secretary.,....,.,Mary Ann Keoyshian ,,,.,.......Treasurer....,,...,.........Marilyn Sutton -Arms ...,..,,.. Matilda Ramirez FALL Marilyn Sutton ...., Faye Stocks ,.,,,,,.... y I 1 , Diane Venable ,,.... Q S , Norma Kemmerern. J Barbara Feurerhelm .,..Sergeant'at MARILYN SUTTON ,Li Jil Jean Berry ,,,,, ,..,.,.,,, ..I..,... R e porter ,,,,.,,. .. HL , I Historian.. I NORMA KEMMERER The charter members of Roosevelt's newest girls club are I2 sophomores, I2 iuniors, and I2 seniors, hence the name, Tri-Twelve. The members sold pencils enscribed with the school's name, and ushered at the P.T.A. Back to School Night. They held an instal- lation dinner at Dante's. Trl Dr I 'Twelve l ofeqfsl '77 embers S ell peflqfls as 0 of-vc 135, ficesi' First Row: Barbara Coleman, Doris Mardikian, Lillian Goobooian, Hasma Kilijian, ...Jo Ann Glenn ......,Doris Mardikian he of H7 eff Marie Konioyan, Zabelle Bezerjian, Marilyn Semple, Maria Lucidi, Myrna Lingelelter, Mary McGough, Barbara Maeda, Marlene Conklin, Marilyn Sutton, Norma Kemmerer. Shirley Follette, Jean Berry, Doris Sham- shoian, Elizabeth Hoeffler, Faye Stocks, Diane Venable, Barbara Feurerhelm, Marilyn Boyer, louina Powell, Judy Hawthorne, Second Row: Ledora Skelton, Frances Wilkins, De Letta Jones, Mary Ann Keosheyan, Wanda Cantrell, Joyce Hames, Sherlene Glain, Matilda Rameriz, Marilyn Sisk, Betty Lovelady. HU GH HIDEH HI-Y SPONSOR MR. WILLIAM KRAUSE 1 I - 9 UPFIIIEH5 x FALL SPRING ' Lauren Morrison ,.,..,,.. President ,, ,...,, Eugene Sadoian . xv, T Jerry Marlln. ..,........,... Vice-Presidenl, Ronald Dashiian, ,. .,Secrelary-Treasurer Jerry Marlin ,Charles Sahakian 'Syn 5 I' x .Ig X , l cred the ' ' A Hi-Y c0'5pons h Ride' The Rougwkins dance' Sodle Ho LAUREN MORRISON EUGENE SADOIAN The Rough Rider Hi-Y, organized in 1948, is a service club To both the school and the community. The mem- bers ioined ranks with the Tic-Toc girls fo stage the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. ! 'fl' 'VI XL! Yqi Lell to Righl Ronald Dashlnan Chester Phupps Eugene Sadoian Mr William Krause sponsor Blll Riden Jerry Marlin Sian Icy Marks Lauren Morrison Raymond Phipps Gene Dudley Charles Sahakian James Morgan Gene Erskine RAYMOND ENSHER ,Q fx ,f. J 'T' ,U , MANUEL GONZALES The Roosevelt chapter of the Junior Red Cross has been actively engaged in civil defense work this year. In addi- tion to cooperating with the Radio Club to establish a disaster station, the club also sent packages to former Rough Riders now serving in Korea. BED EHU55 MR. ERWIN MARTIN MRS. MILDRED HANSEN FALL Raymond Ensher. Manuel Gonzales ..... ,,,. Duncan Kinchen .,,, ........ S ecrelary ..,,... .... Duncan Kinchen .... f' Ji f - . ' ia-s. fi-',+,, ..'.-.1.' J- '- R i i '-,F hQf-d .Cfoss B y V Y In 'he Je-Scues 8 'V .M , Cuff, Orb A .,.,...,PresIdenl.....,......H ch on SPRING Manuel Gonzales ,Vice-President ,.,,, . ....... Mary Thacker .......,,Faye Stocks ,Annie Velasquel Y '.g+ Gro 4'-APT-L+, L.. r sa ' ' - First Row: Raymond Ensher, Manuel Gonzales. Second Row: Judy Bay, Frances Babb, Faye Stocks, Maxine Payne, Eldora Vulro- vich, Jean Fmler, Barbara Fletcher, Ledora Skelton, Mary Thacker, Gail Fischer, Barbara Johnson, Dorothy Pratt. Third Row: Ken Elia, George Meyers, Ronald Felisiano, Bob Watts, Leona Pitzer, Patti Ford. IVUHY KEYS SPONSOR Mies. LODEMA Russell QS A I UFPIIIEHS FALL SPRING Don Burks President Mary lazzareschi Lo Verne Dorn Vice-President Wilma Adams Marilyn Semple Secretary Dolores Mardikian Mary Lazzareschi Treasurer ,John Neal Ron Gibbs Historian Ron Gibbs we WY bO s reciiox is O yLeY UNOQ 1 aefwo et Un an A 6- is 5 DON sukxs NF ' ea ' vw : X 'M 4 MARY LAZZARESCHI The lvory Keys unites Roosevelt's finest classical pianists into a club where they can develop their talents, and have fun while doing it. The club presents two formal recitals during the year, and also play for numerous school functions. 1-S Q.: . . lr A . I' --4 ., we 'Y .ab- ff wmv ' . ,,.. . ' ' K 1' , -. .R V. ,,g.,.Vf,' .- L-il, ' ' Q- Q 1 rw--I-' v'Q , ' ' ,H f--12, '- .- , A. ..- .. ' . .-. . . -. Front Row: Peggy Onlges, Beverly Jones, Marilyn McGugin, Roberto Souza, Henrietta Meyling, Marian Papendorl, Barbara Yard, Virginia Key, Mary Lazzareschi, Doris Mardikian, Marian Conger, La Vern Dorn, Wilma Adams. Second Row: Lodemo Flffellf SPOHSOIJ Stanley Adair, Ronald Gibbs, Don Burks, John Neal, Olen Chamberlain. WITEN!-USE UTE SPONSOR MR. A. V. O'LEARY C 0 n nfrliglzns . mall President .. , ...,,....,.,.,,,,,,....,.,.,,,,.,, Ron Dashiian Vice-President ,,., . ..,. Sam Markarian x Secretary ,. ..... Janice Steinhauer ii TfeGSUI'ef . ............ ...... B arbara Fletcher S Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,, ..,,,,,,, J oyce Jones RON DASHJlAN I yx The purpose of the Witenagemote Club is to train student leaders to handle meetings according to correct tt parliamentary procedure. This indoc- The trination is accomplished by members fOry, f9g,es,, conducting study periods at each meet- ow- d'S ing. ypoi ,tw I 8 I ' Cllr I ll! U flick nf of Daffy- Ume fl. gnu-ew First Row: Scott Mile, Ron Dashiian, George Marshall, Barbara Fletcher, Sue McFeeters, Dora Glenn, Marian Loewe, Barbara Diederich, Cathy Smith, Sally O'Neal, Barbara Hord, Joe Deaton, Pete Riley. Second Row: Richard Previte, A. V. O'Leary, sponsor, Sam Markarian, Carson Rapp. img ' elllgll Y IIPPIIILHS 'QE In Y, TED DWELLE The Varsity R was organized in 1948 to promote better un- derstanding of athletics at Roo- sevelt. The members staged one of the most popular booths in the P.T.A. carnival. Seated Tom Ryan Elmer Pclac os Doug Hayden Skip Monte Geo ge Kezer an Ken Lcnklord, Bob Dulcher, Chuck Leim- bach B Il Ruby OI n Chamberla n Roy Zwamch Jerry Roms y Don W II Stand ng Jerry McFerrin, Jerry Hope, Don Klop. 96 President . Vice-President GIRLS' THLETIE SSUIIIATIII SPONSORS MISS FRANCES STEVENS MRS. MARILYN CONLEY UFFICEHS . ,, ,,,.., ,. ..Adele Contente Bernice Coffman .Jo Anne Aprile .. ,Darlene Byrd ...,.....,Beverly Pascoe Beverly Chapple ,..,,,,Dorothy Souza ,,,.........CaroI Shutt ,, ,Donna Weber Secretary ,,,., ,.... , , W. Treasurer ,,....,,,, ...., . E Commissioner of Tennis ..,...,... , ' Commissioner ot Speedball .....,. Commissioner of Swimming ,.... . Commissioner of Basketball .,,.... Commissioner of Softball .,.,,,.. Aoem comtzwrs A s The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote interest in T T sports among Roosevelt's girls. The Q s G.A.A. makes awards to letterwomen Thee and intramural winners, and sells pro- 'A-A. ,nemb grams at football games. efS e,,io Q9 99 1 ,Mg V- r -- -swam ,-'P ., , -. t 91' . n fb' U, 'T ', ,-- C .. ,,4.,,- 4 HH., Vs .,,, rr' . ndftsry fwfr' 4.. q ' ,.-' ' .,. ,. 5, ,,. ... s Tl an W9 yoga x me ofbo k 5 ir V . 5 - 2' ,' + . . JT-448414-v,-i fi'.I.'i.,.-' + ,. 'i i 4 'E 'i First Row: Carole Shutt, Beverly Crosse, Donna Byrd, Marie Paul, Marge Noorigian, Beverly Chapple, Betty Contente Dorothy Souza, Adele Contente, Norma Gitfin, Marla McArron, Beverly Pascoe. Second Row: Audrae Rosenbaum, Louanne Peterson Darlene Byrd, Marilyn Floth, Donna Weber, Miss Stevens, Mrs. Conley. efboll HIIUSEVELT HI-Y SPONSOR MR. CHARLES FURBY IIPFIIIIIIIS FALL SPRING Wes Allen President Richard Aubuchon Anthony Mangiarelli Vice-President Wes Allen Bill Miller Secretary Jerry Murphy Richard Aubuchon Treasurer William Mayeda le 'Y MUVPNY Chaplain , Tam Dobson Pi, , i., by il C jk W. in ill wo The i-it-Y botls gnilosl O da'l J rpg' if Q 'I ' wssiev ALLEN 4' RICHARD AUBUCHON This Roosevelt club, an affiliation of the Y.M.C.A., is a service organization. The boys staged a snow party this year, painted all the campus refuse contain- ers green and gold, and maintained a baseball scoreboard. all-961 I J , - A , ri Chare Fur spans r Richar Au uchon We-sl y en Jerry urphy, Tony Moflqlofelllf William M0Y9d0, Tom Dobson L I TEHNATIU M. EL B f ' MRS. MARY PATERSON 1 ,A'.'N Q FALL SPRING Bob Sgyeg M M Ray Ensher ' f- ' Manuel Gonzales, W V Lydie HWY 1 Joanna Robbins V Sylvie Colvin L5 VW Joanna Robbins. Marlin l'l2ClU71Gfl 'ii' Q' Q Sylvia Colvin .,.....,,, ,Olga Hernandez BOB SAYEG 251, RAY ENSHER The International Club, a first year campus organization, has had a very eventful year. They staged a box so- cial, collected Christmas gifts for needy children, participated in the P.T.A. car- nival, and planned several programs based on topics of international rela- tions. Ufe,-not I. Of-,ol Cfub .0 110965 SHIJP M N EERE III, SPONSOR MR. JOHN DAVIS UPPIIJEHS FALL SPRING Jim Fry. ,.,, .. , ,, ,President , Jim Fry Ken Smeltzer , ,Vice-President Ken Smeltzer Rodney Allen Secretary Wallace logon Vernon Torigion ,Treasurer Vernon Torigian 1--M .k 1 ns. xt Member DK-lg Bur rY 0 tn memo Ill Ill i-i .Q . ' Q ' B 5 U 7 ,J . A.. . 5 A JIM FRY The organization of a Shop Man- agers club was accomplished in l947. Each member of the club is the shop manager of his respective period. The club sponsored its annual banquet in the tall. .9 ell to Right: Ken Smeltzer, Don English, Rodney Allen, Wallace Logon, Vernon Torigion, Jerry Martin, Jim Fry, Mr. Davis 5 ,hi -as w. Y ' 'sf Q Q M RICHARD LANG SE VIRGIE HILUS The Honor Society of Roosevelt is an organization of freshmen who have achieved high scholastic standards. After their freshman year, the H.S.R. members are eligible for admittance to membership in the California Scholar- ship Federation. The club sold flowers at the annual Spring Day celebration. FALL Butch Lang Burt Harrison Betty Wyatt Carol Duncan L H. 5. H. SPONSOR MRS. JOE GOODHUE HPPIEEHS President .Vice'President ., , Secretary . Treasurer If ' flvfiw A , Ni XXX in An n--.. U Hs 5 . ' -lt, Drlhg Day Zlonning C ow Om In . Sr sol lffee 9. VVO,-ks on pb, S for SPRING Virgie Hillis Janet Ross Roberta Souza Eleanor Miller 1 .y' fl-,eff ...V , 50 7.-. Second Raw: Barbara White, Janett Matzek, Janet Ross, Lillian Petericn, Bob Bnawye, Bob Davison, Richard lang, Mrs. Joe Good- hue, Roger Orchard, Roger Allbritten, Barbara Phipps, Mary Barnett, Gloria Garabedian, Judy Martin. First Row: Betty Wyatt, Duane Orchard, Virgie Hillis, Geraldine Higginbotham Carol Davis, Marilyn Evans, Roberta Souza, Rita Dewey, Elea' nor Miller, Mary Dinubilo, Pat Heininge, Marie Testaguzza, Louise Facia. HAIJIU EL H FAU. Ed Esheim Belly Shirlrey loan Willis ed 'iv .vi .S- lixwel' eq L19 QV -'4 . . - I S ED ESHIEM sv . ' g BETTY SHIRKEY The Radio Club is a recenf addition To the list of campus organizations. The club worked jointly with the Red Cross fo set up a communications and relief center To be utilized during any dis- aster. Ill Ill wx sl ur If 1 QC Q9 40 - ,lb-, Y . .', .h '. . - . F -I - 'f' 'nh ,.r .J 1 .- , v, ,4 . , 1 V f-f. W., I - ' , 1. ,K- Lelf lo Right: Richard Sliles, Jerry Fifzmaurice, Frederick Emmert, Jim Dick, Helen Dunlop, Joan Willis, Belly Shirkey, Ed Esheim, George Myers, Eugene Denison. - 7 hu 4 s FHESHM!-K Y-TEE 5 L ,'g:'r3 .---.w -,. , .,r A., , --1. , , I. H - ,f + 'f-fs,.sa134f .. -... f . efv- , .,-X '. - K ' .-. 4 ' 'Q '. '-. ,,, -. Left ta Right Jo Ann Lubbes, Pct Morton, Nancy Barcus, Darla Cochran, Beverly Jornagin, Betty DeWitt, Eleanor Ferguson, Evangeline Neitzeri, Gerallene Bushcm, Donna Bowen. PHUTUBHAPHY IIL B IIII III Ili- ll 35 c tv, Y N? -.- ' 'P , 'g' ,,fr'.hg if ,-'5 .. an for -- Left to Right Joel Carlson, Bob Morris, Ed Koumricn, Duane Fortune, Don Atkins, Richard Payne, Bob Garabedion, Jock Anvonucci. Morgue Baker and Jnm Byrd with One Foot In Heaven The Rally gurls perform for the hoop fans 7' 1 W l f Put your arms around me, Augie! l , A.,.-g:-f 1 .9 ACTIVITIES .f ,Fx if -ff X, x WS. 'X SL -. 1 gg? V . ,.,,-fs-gg 5'-I Q JOYCE JONES Photography Editor 1- i , f BILL EGBERT Circuloiion Manager 'u-1 RICHARD PREVITE Editor-In-Chief NAUTI STAFF ADX James P Ale EIIITIIHIAI. STAFF PHIITUBHAPH 'R!lllIRll'.R- 'Hfllill 41 'Tb j Q 4 X1 V 2. .. rc rw My . if 6- J- J 'Le ee -I J ' f '-'J ! i:eif- J- - f' r-'X ' X ff' if ' , Y' J if Q K X Sian Daniels, Joyce Bcrcus, Jock Antonuci Ed Koumricn Bus J '1L ...-- ti . ' BARBARA DIEDERICH f 5- - Managing Editor fs . 'Ai' ,x 5 i STAFF Business Manager ART ADVISER William Micka A'5'hul ROGER ANDERSON Sports FUP ADVERTISERS LAYUU1'STAFP rv .su I A' X6 A I - 'XV Norma Kemmerer and Betty Shirkey Left to Right: Wes Alien, Don Burks, Cliff Nugent, Chu Editor 43 'VV ll,-. .4' I .Vg y II 5 A 9 Wx .A .Ng 1: v: ?': QQ: l i It l l'l ck Glahn, Ron Freund, tqillllill aw ' 555' X2--'I1. X HIJUGH 111111311 JOHN DAVISON Adverhsmg Manager PAL! IHIIUHS LIHLULAIIUN BIAPP mi' Y 6, Left Oo Rught Jcne!Krc1mer Helen Dunlap Morgore? Holding, Henry Ensher Left to Rughf Ronnie Sohlglun Evelyn Glelm June Toften Betiy Con 1 A,,,f Q .la JANET KRAMER Managing Editor SUE McFEETERS Editor-in-Chief HDUBH RIDER ' ' 25 ED HAIMMILL STAFF r 4 B Q j , -x.-X fi . F SPRING ggi,-,,,,.,. Q, E 7' i'iizfZ5sdi -1 4' X-4 ' ., ,, A ' I' CARL STRICKLAND Advertising Manager HEPUHTEHS - FALL AND SPRING i Il Qt 'HRIIR G 4- Seated: Barbara Miller, Beth Wacaser, Sally Goetz. Standing: Jackie Rice, Yvonne Slavich, Katie Morrow, Charlene Stern, Mary MCGOUSVI, Esther Allen. Marilyn Sutton, Marian Papendorf, Barbara Ford, Beverly Bukey. - mir, Brassett, Brassett, where are you? Kitty, my dear Kitty - you're a brick! IIH!lHI.EY'5 RUN SYNUPSIS The senior thespians chose the classic farce, CHARLEY'S AUNT, as their last dramatic production. 3 The play, which in theater vernacular is guaranteed to lay 'em in the aisles, has been produced success- ' fully many times both by professionals and amateurs. 'wr-'ff' Q The plot revolves around the antics of an Oxford g student who under extreme pressure from his friends z-'I . T portrays Charley's Aunt from Brazil - where the ' nuts come from . . Results-Four proposals, a hun- euzAssrH xmcusn , Diredor dred laughs, and three hours of excellent entertain- ment. Greig Pirie, Jerry Anderson, and John Irestone. Janice Steinhauer, Lauren Morrison. lf you have any more shocks, O Lord, let me have them now Joe Deaton, Rosemary Day ELIZABETH KIRCHER Director U E FUUTI HEAVEN SYNUPSIS The play, ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN, proved inspiring and entertaining as the Juniors skillfully portrayed the story of Rev. Spence and his family whose struggle was to keep one foot in heaven with the other foot planted firmly on the earth. The age old conflict within the congrega- tion and the methods the good minister used to bring everyone back to the fold will long be remembered by Roosevelt play goers. The three-act comedy, based on a true story by Hartzell Spence, was directed by Mrs. Eliza- beth Kircher who was assisted by Karen Moore, student director. c 1.7 I. Wh Seated: Alice Hale, Herb Watkins. Seated: Margie Baker, Joyce Comba Standing: Pat Sheppard. Standing: Jim Byrd, Gail Patnott Perhaps you'd care lo hear my range JUNIUH PI. Y EAST Reverend Spence ,... Joe Deafon Hope Spence Connie Dugovic Rosemary Day Fraser Spence .Jerry McElroy Eileen Spence ..Gail Patnotf Harlzell Spence ........ Jim Byrd Margie Baker .Joyce Combo Herb Watkins .Pal Sheppard .Jean Millerd l.elly ,.....,,...............,.,.. Alice Hale Mrs. Digby ..,. Geraldine Durgarian Mrs. Jellison .,.... Darlene Calerino Mrs. Cambridge ,,,,,. Shirley Klumm Georgie Digby.,Karlo Demooriian Lydia Sandow ,,,,...,r, Karen Moore Major Cooper .,,....,.. Wesley Allen Dr. Romer e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,rA Al Dunckle Bishop Sherwood .,........ Bill Harris Sland-in ...r..,c...,,, Leonard La Rosa -+L Standing Bill Harris Al Dunkle, Wes Allen. Korlo Demoorpon Geraldine Durgarian Sealed Karen Moore Shirley Klumm Darlene Colerino 4 IIHHISTM S P EEA T AN .I waves. I--ulfxb Far! lm-:Il t H i't--I 'lu l' fb WHY THE CHIMES RANG Roosevelts annual Chrlstmas pageant IS the story of Pedro and Llttle Brother s trlp to the great Cathedral whose sllent chimes were the mystery of the country None of the splendid gifts brought any response lt was only when the small coln belonging to Pedro was placed on the altar that the Chimes rang out This years all star cast was headed by James Sanders as Pedro and Gene Endicott as Little Brother 1 5+ Eaqpglg +3-me 15 ss.---sa. If 53.3, 'Smut , I , 1 , Q -x ,W 1,5 , -X 'J H h I-,,-l . in .. . - ll l I . T Q., V A A 1 4 1 s Q :T ..Q '- -A 'kc ' ,. ,V ,7 1-L - '.,-, -.nf cfm.. P - W A. ,, ,s . , nv.-avg,-ffs -f'. K - ,' ' '. 9, 'Fir we 3-. -, -Q : 51- THANHSEIVINE SERVICE Bob Heppner Soloist Q if -'f f . ' ' ' 1 x Q 2 -sf 'QYX x s f' h , Q5 c X - x'I'S..XxQxX Q, -2' .'S. .XXSX SENW' The Senior Choir ond The Girls' Glee who presented selections ot the Service are pictured prior to the prelude. Speakers Jeryl Anderson, Joe Deoton, ond Joyce Jones N H I.I.Y GIRLS Sealed Sally ONeol Judy Sorrenh Slondnng DsaneW1ll1ams fhead Rally Glrll Marsha Carden Ida Mae Parks Rosemary Day Marlon Loewe Doro Glenn HLLYMN Furs! Row Pele Ruley Joe Dealon Jerry Ramsden Jerry Ramsey Nelson Wann Bob Doug Jam Edmnnslon Clnlf Nugent Wes Allen Second Row John Levss Roger Anderson Don Burk: Chuck Glahn lheod Rally Monj Tom Adams Dove Nndever Bull Egbert Stan Dannels Duncan Klnchen : , . : 1 , 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 , 1 . 1 ' : I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . FALL YELL LE HEH5 UN. L to Rughf Joan Come llus ScoHM1ze Pauline Sa VOFIC iii,-gf A., ,J 7' ' H!-XLLY EUMMITTEE L Q 5PlllNl1 mf f? PQ A Q WC! I A -v.. sf A, va ' .IA Mgix ws. N ,QQ LH to Rnght Jannce Stesnhauer Cathy Smnh Peggy Macam Seofed Sue McFeeters Doro Jean Glenn Carol Svump Joyce Snyder Srandmq Duncan Knnchen Chuck Glahn Scott Muze Ronald Freund No! pudured Marlon loewe H LLIE5 Duncan IS the VIClIm of some salntly actrons' 'W Come on Augle ' W Roosevelt s Carmval Queen Candidate senior Donna Bowen rs Introduced to Edison s en chanting candidate on the left and Fresno Hugh s sclntlllatlng candidate at the right The Alma Mater concludes the Edison rally E STEH SERVICE Speaker Alnce Clover Soloist Jlm Meacham Z' owe' Speoliel ROY l The Ncnuhlus photographer snaps the choir and the orcheslru In the process of wormlng up BUADIEEA DINNER K nf- 1' HI TWELVE DINNER PS v-4 I i ,fl .f K '4 I SENATE DINNER lm. 4,4- ,4 X64-r S ag A The Foll Senate members are honored I, iv I, .4-, 7' 4 ur' ,ff :.. -ini ' by thelr successors at o dmner In Dante s I X i Q, .- - Q. i , A Q v V V l ' , X . 4 ' Q, V rg ' I, is ml ' ' . ' . 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I ,K .4 --K' . ,-jj-5.217 .gnu 'f 'gal Xl' Q i gysizigy neil - A ,U 1 1 1. -.zzrt---.:: i sigh 5 f- . R ' 'sf-1.35--t we ' , Va' f . J .,,.,MjW:f.,,s':-asf 54 ,r ' f U Q .f it 's-Milt?-w-.W f' fu, 1 it P. T. A. The Rough Rider Roundup, sponsored by the P.T.A. under the direction ot choirmon Mrs. C. E. Limegrover, was proised by the large turn-out of students, teochers, ond friends from the community. Becouse of the originality in the voriety of booths . . . A-Car me ,,,, CARNIVAL . . . and the response from the customers, another Rider Roundup is being considered for this fall. Each campus club was in charge of a booth and all the underclass- men members are looking forward to the next carnival. The proceeds from the Round- up are being used for a student Ioan fund. sc City 5' ,. CHUCKUA R 5'-, X f 1 . J- br' V I Fgminn 4'-. I i UH TUHS DEB TEH5 MARIAN REED Speech Couch j 6 o ooo we XX 9,00 n con' X XX no' mm M ov awww PETE RILEY Oraiorucal Conlesl Winner gdei we .1 . ' 0 U' 5. 9 'ix 1 ' , t,r Mi V I 9 ,fv -11,7 0 WH an , I xl 9 If-+3 .qi ni E ' - 5 eh 3 .-:fl Y - l'O0 PIIIITBALI. BANIJUET P00905 OOO This year s Dads Club Football Banque? marked the end ofa suc cessful Rider grad season The guest speaker was Bob Bronzon coach of San .lose Stale College Football awards were given Bob Dufcher was The reclplenl of the 'P Alvarado Trophy and George Ke zerlan was named the most valu able player of The l952 season 41 114551 1 o S HIE H Wlil SII EE Lauren Morrison presents Ray Ryais with the trophy Qndemon for winning the title of Li'I Abner. 'Um b I' eolrsxso d XA , 0 balloon . 3. vwo oi KR K0 X 00990 Q0 Marion Loewe receives her trophy for being chosen Daisy Moe 11 -Q RO' ox M' Xek Kokes Y Quo SXXOQ 5 Mr. Winzler is awarded an Oscar for his directing by Emcee O'Leary. :bet we so FACULTY FHULIE5 RooseveIt's favorite waltz team, Martin and Miller, take a well deserved bow. 5 5 Qi-gf' UGO Qh I LM bone in Efld and get-,,Ch h. ---.,.- is yellef body , lm before 1 break ev ' er Y t S 3 5 1 Th it le . Song. S hcrmomze O e Snow Bunn. V1 ,he itwiffenpoof LATIN I-XNUUET '41 K 1'-ef -nys s , -. Taira' .. Kung and Queen for a day Club sponsor Mass Sarah Strother l -gi 'Suv Q-liar Roosevelt s Romans eat modern fare In an ancient style X I 42-:sv J - -is .1 'Z lf- fofff mffl The slaves get assignments from the upperclassmen ,,f The floor show commences 4 I . A 1 . . K, ' s J ' .yi .A - 5 ' . l - I '. - . A-Q 4-fx '4 -. 3 ' 'ia' I , JG. T 'A 7,1 - -'wrt-r ' Y 5 x , . M' g, 1 ' K' . 1 , ,K . . s , ' e- lx , X VT u ' f. I Kr 4 h ' A fy f-7 , - it s . l , , 4 l 4' - 6 t N t , ,J ft , llF:ir'?'l 1 4, , , A ' .U If -x T' ,I hffi' 1' ,. V Q7 -J' 'LZ' A .- ' I . . . - I K J, WW , l I -, 1.65 , ' ' - sy l fl - he 1'lf' t s . Q Y Al II 1 . l, I A x Q , 1 ' 1 X . - i 5 f , f Y A N' T V K Q ' J di , A . - s ' ' I . g m no - 4 e- ' I , gi ' V , -. - , :QA ima, M, -F V ' -- l.-f , 'QA' . za I , 1 1 v . u- ! ' U -' H!! , , if A - ' ' K 1 f ,,,q 1 The Basketball Band whoops if up during a time-out. The Hollday tradmon of carolmg IS observed The Choir relaxes after the Christmas Pageant I Nr - XX , ,N 157 X 'NX ' , 4 X F ITIUSIC SE HHIBAN I.-su 4- .L- H, 1'1- x..- vw Q-c Tn 'Fl' ,N f--pw' ,ar ,Q lndhimt HM 'WWI--ruin. hw 4' ,ar 'nl 'A 15' l' az Fnrst Row Ester Medlock Bobble Dunn Don Crowder Marla Faye McArron Betty Bonetto Marulyn Snsk Marllyn Ryan Don Grumes Stanley Meyers Speed Leos Doug Sulllns Larry Mobley Barbara Gordon Dell Smlth Bull Wlnton Galen Chastain Pat Graham Nadme Legrande Gladys Brown Don McKay Cecnl Sausage Second Row Bob Kellellan Armand Gougaslan Don Real Bob Allen Ronald Wulluams Pat Esterholdt Bev Pascoe Duck Johnson Bob Abbott Marlene Cooper Roberta Berg Ross Dewees Bull Osborn Colts Schelune Larry Anderson Larry Keller Darwm Dannels Bob DeHond Jem Harrmgton Jerry Fltzmaunce Crlspun Garrett Allen Bartow Bob Layton Jack Wlse Wesley Prels Garland Wood Malcolm Currxe Fred Asbury Thlrd Row Hyman Wood Paul Weaver Art Parra Kenneth Tatum Duck Hopson Eugene Marshall Albert Dunlzle Lesloe Seubert Eugene Sanders Bob Cook Bob Romar Bob Moms Jam Harrls Berge Goshgarlan Woody Turner Jum Meacham Fred Kaplglan Ed Cor doza Walt Rennhardt Don Schafer Merle Noble AJUHETTES Peggy King, Carol Jackson, Annette Landoll W VY in W Y SWIG BA ' FY. '-?- 1 uf.-sc , 'sin 1 4 Q'f 'Sc , .,wf,1:,,. . 1' l.b, 4 V ,J ' ns '. 4. 15 4- ' Front Row Blll Olives Colls Schellne Bull Osborn Barbara Gordon Back Row Bob Morris Larry Mobley Howard Belden Jerry Ramsden Bob Shelly Duane Kemp i Joanna Robbins Jean Irwin Darlene Ghan UHEHESTH Furs! Row Leia Mae Lowery Peggy Parnell Mary lazzareschl Sharon Doyley Mary Ann Keosheyan Sharon Green Danielle Edwards Chrlshna Jordan Nueva Arranls Phyllis Bence Belly Wenlworlh Juamla Jones Second Row Roberl Sayeg Ronald Dean George DerKevorluan Bally Held Marne Sherwood Olga Hernandez Lydia Fhy Jean Odom Barbara Lord Sylvna Wharfl Duck Weslerlund Norman Gauss Arlre Moran Mr Ses :ons Thurd Row Stephen Parks Conrad Escobedo Gene Gauss Kennelh Talum Bert Harrison Cecrl Sausage Rrchord Reeves James Gensler Donald Garcxa Jerry Anderson Robert Cook Paul Reed Charles Jomgolchlan Jerry Baurd Not rn Prclure Frances Barry Joel Carlson Delores French Ralph Gomas Rlchard Hop son Loss Raybourn Jrmmy Wagnon Charles Wlllholl BHSHETB LI. BA ll re, Left lo Rlghl. Woody Turner Berge Goshgarlan Bon McKay Ross Dewees Jum Harrls Howard Belden Larry Mobley Bob Shelly Don Grimes. SE IIJH IIHIIIH : I, 2 ll 'f 1 L 5 y , F t Row Helen French Mar urly Angle Kravnch Shnrley OBrien Joanna Robblns Marlene Boolaotlon Eva Perry Carol Dun IFS can Dolores Mrnaslon Jean Hawkins Second Row Esther Allen Wanda Talbot Bob Hepner James Morgan Larry Flor: Th R B b Farr Carolee Coates W ne Watklns Norma Brlnker Judy Robblns Jeanette Whrsenanl Barbara Dunstan :rd ow o s CY Marlene lrwun Jean Irwun Tom Dobson George Dages Cathy Kohfleld De Letta Jones Ann Nelson Wnnnle Wllmoth Fourth R K l Ann Conn Charles Bryon Row Roy Karrgan Dennus Pennuker Jackie French Jack Antonuccl John Neal Tom Adams ay are Vera McClane Loss Pruckett Darlene Ghon GIRLS ELEE 1' 'Q .4 Fnrst Row Judy lbe Betty Jo Johnson Mary Tavookllan Susre Jansen Marulyn McConnell Marulyn Bennett Sue Brown Myrna Morgan Jeanette Nlmeglutz Morgue Sums Kathy LeRoy Marcus Anderson Second Row Marrlyn Crabtree Loretta Specht Lupe Torres Anna Peoples Barbara Llndstrom Maxune Jones Pat Acker Lllluan Pombooklran Sylvia Granados Joan Bakalnan Thelma Hunt Maroyln Ryan Thurd Row Marge Noorlgran Barbara Kent Leona Pntzer Mary Thacker Ruth Cole Shlrley Lassley Beverly Trogdon Lots McElroy Jackre Wallace Marlene Henderson Joyce Woods Fourth Row Velva Puckett Rosemary Azevedo Sue Rushung Carol Hunds Morulyn Dauber Marlene Preo Evelyn Hunt Ruth Thayer Fnfth Row Barbara Gregory Marsha Wade Morllyn Canum Ramona Tankersly Luz Johnson Lrlly Bartosch Ruby Lawson Joyce Peterson Norma Peters Joan Sundt Dorothy Pratt Merced s mlured Torres IS ccurrled from the gridiron Now look boys let s Try this How about that pyramid? ATHLETICS VARSITY WALT BYRD Head Coach ASSISTANT COACHES MANAGERS FUUTBALL L --2.... - -4 VF Bondleth Budwell, Manahan Chamberlam, Randall Tall Flrsl Row Joe Troncoso Jerry Anderson Ardle Ferrlll Don Kloppenburg Bob Dulcher Tom Ryan Ken Lcnkford Ted Dwelle Jerry Hope Bob Brlllon Roy Zlvannch Coach Byrd Second Row Paul Rodrlquez Bob Shelly Ara Der Garabedlan Lauren Momson Loune Deron Bull Ruby Dun WnII Earl Flood George Kezeruon Elmer Polaclos Gnlben Slarkey Coach Bondneth Thurd Row Chuck Lenmboch Ron Plstocclo Delbert Boyd Bob Alexander Lee Bergthold Douglas Hayden Harry Buchakllon Ronald Dean Eldon Bryan! Calvm Fox Jerry McFerrm Ron Mosuer Coach Bidwell L - A - Y ,J I ,v Q ,1 ' 523' 2' ' Qii-', , -L - I A-,At ' I l 7 ' ' - gl y , . X L, I ' ' 1 .LX I A vt -L , N K 8 9 lx f , , X ' K' Y 1, '.. .53 ,QA L Sa . : ff V n A . r ' U . t 1 Q l leave- al. A X- I I 1 A -bv - , , - V , xr, , 1 C 1 X ' . 'Q5 . x ir A 4 ' . ' - 4, ' Q -1 ' ' J q U ' L X , . .u 1 S . ' Al 1 l ' A - f J I I l U ' I ii X K T , x ' Y ' I L I I A I I D I . I I I I I . I .I I I . D' 1 ' , ' ' . , . , , l 1 , , I , 1 - Kezerian charges in for a pass interception against the Coyotes. Britton, Roosevelt speedster, gains yardage during Madera game HIJUSEVELT 7 MAIJEHA ll Opening the Yosemite League season with two practice tilt wins under their belts, the Riders, with such offensive threats as Ted Dwelle George Kezerian, Bob Britton, and Jerry Hope moved into the Coyote s Den with determination to revenge last year s 6 O loss Bob Dutcher Guard All City Co Captain Roosevelt picked up momen tum as the first half progressed With a minute and a half re manning in the second quarter Bob Britton set the T D with a 70 yard ramble before being hauled down on the Coyote 9 Two plays moved the ball to the 4 and Ted Dwelle, halfback, crashed the center for the Rid er s lone score 6 6 :Gil Q if gf ii' ksffp' 5,45-4. .Ca-f .M ig George Kezerian Back All City ,jr-1' fiajge Jim Heath Chuck Leimbach Tackle En All City All City 1 I . . . , I . . . , A A V. UW: .g:,,,- f 1, , - Ty, -,v..4 'ft 1 I Q -, .' . - . ' . - s . I Al . Iv, 1 T ,n H ' f 0 f G . , - I A ,Y l' T ' , ' .nl ,W - , 'lwl . -ul' ., -, - if I xl .i..,11-ff'-.xfiig 3 Lf ,. 0 . -,fi V --'rig--01-'l-A A ,:, rv' ' . f v T9',.,4'v-,- 4 , 1 . , Q ., - ' F . -, . .1 . t5 5,-,v5.Y1.-., . A N N . .- .- L, . .X , - ... .AL,.,.,, , ,M . '+L - - - - ,. uv- .auf .- Q P - ,A . . , ' ' -. 4'1 j' l ffd., Y ' --.k '. -f'- 1, ,---5:-.. ge e-if 5 Flood ends a Visalia threat with this brilliant Kezerian with the pigskin plows through interception play. Pioneer players for yardage. HIJIISEVELT 23 - VISALIA B After defeating a stubborn Madera team, the unconquerable Rough Riders moved on to play the strong Visalia team in what then appeared to be the deciding game on the Rider schedule. The Riders, with backs Ted Dwelle and Jerry Hope, time after time, tore through the Visalia defense for huge yardage. Jerry Hope, fullback, made 2 of the Riders 3 T.D.'s. The first s score came when Hope broke - ,, , ' 4 . T. y through the Pioneer's secondary - H15 . ' , to race unmolested to pay dirt. 2 ,p D ,, ., n ,ffl-.in RJ, ' Earl Flood set up the next Rider 1 ...,.,,....,f, A score by intercepting a pass on ' fi' N W V his 35. Cn the next play, Ted - Dwelle raced from his own 48 N Us to score the second Rider T.D. f jf Hope scored the final T.D., y , . 1 ,ggfje',4,,Q,r 15.7 smashing over from the l yard V ,Q line. A 'A Ted Dwelle I I , Jerry Anderson Bock u f ' ' Hi- R Tackle All City I. , , , , I a All cny nnaafgg X : , 4 RG Aw R -ru, ' ' N K , '-e.. N-, ' if . - ' 4, 'Fin-rs Sn. . Don Kloppenburg Roy Zivanich Center Quarterback All-City All-City P. fly. -. V g - ' .x 17 ' ' . f ,., . .. ' . . -. -. ,., Z . -'S , V- ' W' J.. -fur. ...3!f,'. L, K 'Q Q f .nr 'SIE A tau. 5. . A hot pursuut the Tngers HUIISEVELT 25 EDISUN 7 Roosevelt s sensational football machlne racked up their fifth stralght victory In a game fought hard to the end The Rlders offensnve workhorses,Ted Dwelle and Jerry Hope combnned wlth the servlces of Elmer Palacnos raced off much yardage agamst the Tiger defense scored the Riders mutual T D on a fake pltchout A key block by George Kezeruan helped pave the way for a 46 yd T D sprunt by Ted Dwelle prnor to the close of the half ln the second half Roy Zlv anlch quarterback, completed 3 passes carrylng the ball to the Tiger 3 Elmer Palaclos half back, then crashed over for the fmal Rader score ahve , - ,, V. Jerry Hope Elmer Palaclos Fullback Back Flood rambles for a gaun with an Edison gridder in Palacros goes over for a T D agcunst Late in the first quarter Hope I - I 2 ' ' 0 7 Q . ' .T -, 'B I' 'ti' .. N Y -s 1- 1 'S un' All Cnty Honorable Mention All-City Honorable Menhon Hope takes one of has many end runs Palaclos rs hauled down by two Warrnors under the watchful eyes of the offncual HUIJSEVELT 7 PHESNIJ 13 The Riders came close but as the old saymg goes Close only counts In horseshoes and the Warriors werent playing horseshoes Fresno Hugh domrnated the game throughout as statlstrcs plaunly show and were It not for the Riders stout defense would have scored several more tlmes Roosevelt flnally came to llfe dlsplaylng the form that earned them previous wlns, by takmg the ball on their 41 and movmg to the Warrror 29 On the 4th down Znvanlch lobbed an aer ual to Palaclos who took the png skln for the lone Rader T D The disheartening loss wlll serve as an example to future -gp. .SSN 'H dark horse opponents lightly Gilbert Starkey Quarterback M Joe Troncoso Bob Shelly En Tackle All City Ken Lankford n All City f . I T 1' Q ' I - I Al I . I I I ' - 1 - Q - ' ' I . . - A -R ' - l l 1 ' 5 s x - 1 , Rider teams inclined to take , . M M l . ail'l.l1ll-Q., 4 ' K i , . ve.-, . E d r K .ki x . R ,..... T e 4 ss .. in az1,iElsQ-i+-1- . e , d 13 may not be so unlucky after all as Leumbach receuves Lermbach snags the pass whsch tres the an aerlal whlch sets up tymg T D score agavnst Merced HIIIISEVELT 13 MEHIIED 13 lt looked like another bad night for the Riders In the frrst half agalnst a strong Merced eleven Tralllng by 13 points, the Riders finally caught flre mldway In the thlrd perlod when Ken Lankford end recovered a fumble on the Bear 9 yard Harry Buchakllan Center 'nil -J 1-'QS me Roy Znvamch sughted Joe Troncoso In the end zone, and Troncoso made a sensational duvlng catch of the resultmg pass for the Rnders flrst score Late In the 4th quarter Zlva nach again relled on hrs throw :ng and fared a spot pass to Lelmbach for the second Rlder tally Hope s try for the crucial pornt was blocked Once agaln due to the fine R H S defensive platoon sever al scoring threats were con trolled divx B Ardle Ferrlll Bob Brrtton Guard BUCK 'cn Earl Flood Back All Cnty Sensor Ron Dean vamly struggles to evade Fox aided by Kezerlan outfoxes Bullpup tackler two Hanford grldders HIJIISEVELT 47 HANFUHIJ 7 Roosevelt s Rough Riders closed out a successful l95l season by soundly thumpmg the Bullpups The vlctory though sweet, was not so glorious as Hanford has made It qulte apparent slnce entering the League that they would have trouble Tom Ryan , Tackle ' beating any Yosemite competl tion Scornng went fast and furlous In the opening mmutes of the game wnth Roosevelt scoring twlce In the flrst 3 mmutes Calvm Fox and many other lunlor and sophomore grldders who spent the season overshad owed by the semors showed rn this game that Roosevelt pros pects are promlsmg for another good season In 52 The wln was the sixth of the year for the Riders against only a single loss lt was an excellent season Doug Hayden Jerry McFerrin Center Left Half Bill Ruby Tackle 1975? 2-1 l mr ia- -ygmgg a 1 'N'-' 4. . .says .L 'Q 1 5 '- li. M D' .J -J-tue! he. 1' A Hansford makes a fune end run l -- LIEHTWEIEHT PUUTB LL Co Caplcnns Pete R1ley and Ken Burns SEUHES Rooseveh Rooseveh Rooseveh Rooseveh RooseveH Rooseveh Coaches Schoendube and O Leary H U fN p' 5 +. vm rw -43,47 nf' lEnf'7,,F Fresno Merced Edlson VISClI0 Madera Hanford a .55 inn' Alanna 118 -J' V Kneelmg larry Kapnel an Jerry Blrd Ken Evans Gerard Jones Don Meacham Larry Fox Bob Wall Jerry McElroy Max Hans ford J1m Byrd John Norton Larry Keller Ted Rose Eugene Talra Ken Brueckner Slandlng Blll Normart Bob Lynch Ross DeWees Joel True Wayne Ashlock Duane Henzng Ken Jacobsen Wal! Remhardt Tom Carlson Ron Sohnguan Ken Burns Bruce Jackson Ph1IAbslon Galen Chaslaln B1llRanez lMonagerl :U fl 1 J., . ' 1 1 f f su, - .cQ, , Q , ..: L ,,,,,l .JpJ'?-' J ' '43 1 - .-A., I -...fin I 1 W A1 ,,.,.,,.,s,. 27 ..,,........ 13 Q? 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M. .ff -'M' I ,Ai , '75 ,il nh, :vp NNUAL UNIUH - SE IUH This pileup means a senior T.D. 91, 'Q Hope roars through a host of would be sensor tacklers SENIIIHS 13 .IUNIIIHS 12 The Junsors snabslsty to convert gave the Sensors a narrow I3 to l2 wsn sn the annual Green Gold game The Junsors coached by Walt Byrd started off with a bang by taksng the ball on their 48 yard lsne and scorsng sn fsve plays Bob Brstton halfback completed the drsve by going over from the 3 After the ksckoff the Sensors coached thss year by Al O Leary came back sn the game and scored sn seven plays with much help from Georqe Kezersan s runnsng and the combsnatson of Bob Dutcher end and Gsl Starkey quarterback Dutcher also kscked the wsnnsng posnt Jerry McFerrsn scored the Sensors second tally on a 13 yard end sweep The Junsors scored agasn late sn the last quarter after recoversng a Sensor fumble iq: all 11-ans -,Q-ff' of I 99 , fgo il '5HDvustQqo- 1-vw M I I 1l4' 0r Qs Flood ss downed by three -ah 46 sv sunsor grsdders ,::.'T,'3 -'-'slams-gvp -,-V G' Na+' a McFerrsn latches on to a sunsor ksckoff rf 1 ,qs . 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' ' 3 1 l l lf' N. l 4 1 J Xxx' ' 0 ' fl I 4 v 5' '14 tio ' ., K ll 5 l l Managers Jerry Bird and Aram Yengoyan Coach Stu Inman AHSITY BASKETBALL Front Row Joe Troncoso Dave Slulhul Hang Kaspanan Elmer Palacuos George Eaton Mullon Wallace Back Row Don Kloppenburg Bob Smnh Jnm Ward Chuck Lenmbach Keufh Thomas Cody Landers Jon De Young its H RH H RH RH H RH H DAVE STALHUT RH H H ff MILTON WALLACE I CODY LANDERS fv EIIIJHES L Madera Vlsalla Edlson Fresno H: Merced Hanford Madera Vlsalla Edlson Merced Hanford Palaclos evades Fresno Hugh player to score two pomts A JON DE I' ':E? 'SJ gg gf, ,g 731 IDL GEORGE EATON s ' 5 a L ' -A R s .,,,,,,,,,r.,rV.,,,,,,,,.,,, 40 H ,.,,,,,4, M' L 1 L fmgfQ R glfffffffffffffgg ' ,Qfffffff , A as 5 .,,,,,,,,,,,,,AA,,,,.,r,,,,, 43 ' ,,,,,,,,,. U ,ja S ..,......................... 39 .,,,...,....... N R S .7......,.v..,..,,,...V...L. 44 ........ K A , s ..........e..,ee,.e......... 42 ......,....... . R R S .......A.,7,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,A, 48 ' ' ,,,,,,.,,,,,,, , 2 s .,e.......,,..,......,.,.,.. 36 ' ..........,,.... . RHS .....,.,.,,Y,..7.,..w....,Y. 38 Fresno Hi .o.........., , R N f- R s .....ss,.s..,.....ss........ sa ............. , 3 5 r f A, R s ,rrs,..,.,...4,,.ss.,....... 54 ............. I R 4-It 4 1 I 1 W L .XLR . Xfsrgrffkaiifliggifzgyg LiiiLji3 Ld1f7f 1 ' R ,- 35 R 1 f q Q I X 4, ' L? L' L I , if z . . . L ,- 1 'wo 4 's F111 With an outstanding young squad, head basket' ball coach Stu Inman guided his group of thirteen aspiring hoopsters to a respectable fourth place in Yosemite League standings with a five won, seven lost record for division play. The Riders did surprisingly well by winning the pre-season tournament at Visalia with Chuck Leim- bach and Cody Landers earning berths on the all-tourney team. The medium-sized Riders cooled off, however, showing a slight weakness away from home by losing four games away to three losses on their own hardwood. Since the squad is predominantly composed of iuniors with a smattering of sophomores Coach Inman expects to have an improved title contender in next year s team I HAIG KASPARIAN .15 9-. CHUCK LEIMBACH ff First Row: Frank Robinson, Ronald Karabian, Larry Garcia, Richard Arvanigian, Eldon Bryant, Ron- ald Rosenthal, mgr. Second Row: Coach Heeren, Duane Heitzig, Gil Alanis, Duane Allen, Ken Burns, Dick Westerlund, Dick Payne, Bill Hartman, Bob Dobson, mgr. y .4 . , VfQEwlt Coach Heeren RHS RHS RHS RHS RHS RHS SEUHES 30 Madera 32 Visalia 34 Edison 32 Edison 35 FHS . 44 Merced 32 A5 37 25 B B SHETB LL The B Basketball squad com- pleted a highly successful sea- son by nailing down second place in league standings. The junior hoopsters rolled up an enviable record of lO wins to 2 losses. Many of these boys should move up to varsity com- petition next year and give us a tine team. A tie up with Fresno High. Heitzig goes up for a shot SEUHES Hanford Madera Visalia Edison FHS Merced Hanford RHS RHS RHS RHS RHS RHS SEUHE5 l6 Madera 36 Visalia ,. 22 Edison 40 Merced 25 Hanford FHS ,,,,,w.,.....,,,.....,., Coach Heeren lf B SKETB LL After dropping two of their three games, Roosevelt s C cagers came to life to knock off Fresno, Merced, and Hanford in successive league en counters to end the season with a four won two loss record The C s reached fourth place in team standings The squad s fine showing, espe cially in the Merced and Fresno games together with the excellent record posted this year by Coach Heeren s B s give promising signs for future basketball squads The lightweight squads undoubtedly have proven good training grounds for future basketball stars here at R H S Kneeling Earl McCall Rchard lang Vurgl Vercoe Kalem Barsernan Make lemon Standing Stan Rosenthal manager AI Warmuth Donald Ramsey Ronald Snyder Richard Dlebert George Hall and Dennis Bunch 0 xx Xlf -ryfv U ,ff f'f4xNrf Wx D IQ iq? 1 Carl Strucklllnd Bob 0 Prtchefs Gllbert Alanls sacrrfrces w k VARSITY BASEBALL H Madera H Vrsalla H Edison Due to the early publrcatron date of our book we ore unable to grve a com plete story and scores on all our games They had however at publication time played three games wrnnrng one and los Ing two They show much promise of being o great ball club next year nth a bunt to brmg Ken Burns home to score .il- Kneellng lorry Comer, Harvey Cook, Gerald Dollrnger, Dovnd Stalhut, Grlbert Alams, Freddy Garcia, Jerry Ramsey, Denms Buslck Dick Arvanrglon, Ronnie Karabran, Rlchard Adams Standing Carl Strrckland, Bob Doug, Roy Znvanlch, Ronnie Wrllrams, Wall Reinhardt, Skappy Wrnn, Ken Jacobson, Ardle Ferrll, George Eaton Coach Bldwell l Ken Burns Left Field Tb ff Jerry Ramsey Third Base 'fx George Eclon Furs! Ken Jacobson Rnght Fneld Bose 5 gg C 0 llmli Duck Arvonlguon Rlghl Fleld iw' -sexi: Coach Oliver Bidwell WWW? A wld J Skippy Wlnn Cofcher 3-is U' Roy Zuvonlch Furs? Bose xy if SM 1491? ! fN f' Ardle Fernll Right Fueld f David Sfclhul Lefl Field 3 S' Ronnve Korcbucn Cenler Field 9 f Ronnie Wlllloms Pllcher 933 ,Q-. 7 V K of ft ...!q-.- -i f Ai .i ' V 15, XX 6 ,,.... T e pause that refreshes I 5 fr Q' S Q ,i 'MM4 M Skippy Winn made it home safely on this close one 1 jfs?- L-ff 'Q' Jerry Ramsey makes a good connection 3' -4 Wk. A 422, ,..-.a--a- V-in 7 it 4 The end of a victorious day. Richard Adams Pitcher We Larry Garcia Second Base is , L X Zia fi fvm 2 f' '. is fwf- '?us , ,., la ggm fqlf' ffm , ' A . in to Score against Madera. Another Rough Rider comes With four wins out of five games under their belts, the lunlor Teddies are looking forward to a great season and hope to be one ofthe top ball clubs of their league Under the top notch coaching of Alfred Al O Leary the lumor Teddies are really going all out for the championship of their league Since no one can tell at publication time how they will come out the best we can do IS to wish them Good Luck 4.11 15 .IUNIUH VARSITY BASEBALL SIIIIHES 1 2 RHS ,,,,,,,,,u I4 Madera ..r. RHS .....,.... O Visalia ...... RHS .e,.e..... I O Edison ...... i RHS ,,..,,c.., 9 Clovis .,...... 2 RHS ,,,,, ,,,, 8 Central ..,. 3 lUp to publication timel. Coach AI Oleary Elton WU' 'xv Ron Torbet Bill Hartman Mm wclljccroe True Kulem Borser an FreddY Garcia lorry Kneelmg slam Rosenlhol Geny Burcherll bertson Stand 119 Dick Wegteflun Red Sldter Mgr John Surabucn Gal Granados LOYYY Koprlellcn Fmnkw lbber .lack Orndotf George Bulkmun F Ken McCoy V'f9l Venoe Larry e ox ' .ff-.V ! . ,, ,, , . . F A sf' -u-nu-n 1 4 , I - - . . . i ' 1 V J it if i ll I1 t t ,I M W , - ,...t-V ., ..',,. ..-,. -17 rv. V- is vm.. ....- . I M , I ' . i ' , , , . ' - , 1 . . . . . . 1 I , . , , I ' I 1 ' , vu. ,1- .A WWW ffm Standmg Ed Moon Dove Nudever Coach Muller Joe Deaton Jam Edmlston Kneelrng Walt Byrd Jam Harrungton Wayne Watluns Mgr Jerry Ramsden so 'his Q Managers Jerry Roms B l i Merhn Muller Of Fred K0P'9'0n den Marvin Coaches Stuvfl lnmcn Furs! Row Don Henley, Nuck Rendrno, Calvln Fox, Ed Moon, Jon De Young, Charles Leumbach, Elmer Polaclos, .llm Ferrelra, Joe Deaton Paul Endler, Tom Ryan Second Row Jlm Harrungton, Charles Mann, Ralph Leat, Bxll Lynch, Jerry Hope, Jerry McFerrxn Ken Langford, Raul Rodrlquez Make Phnllnps LaVell Barnes, Don McKay Third Row Coach Stuart Inman, Ken Baan, Don Kloppenburg Tom Houghton, Mel Erskine, Bob Smuth, Dave Nldever, Jlm Robert, Bull Held, lawrence Mennuccu, Johnny Foreman, Bernard Wxemuller, Coach Merlin Muller ' ' ', 1.1 1' ' 1 f , 4- I- . . I . 'V , Q .44 V , .nf , 91 ' T9 ' . Z , -Q ,Q - ' ' ', ftfgifi 'ac .1 K Ii' ., ,..',,,v , f , . - 'ff' X' '. 'F - .K ' J 41 4 - , . l- LZ .Al t Y ' U v '1-fc Q V A -1' ' A . , 1 4' - 'll . 1 I . ' . I I . . I . z , , , - - , AL 2 H v A V' .K Q' . -C. I s V To 1 I M2 X A11 : 3 Q ' Q .3 t . r Q H l f . K W I . ,W A ' , . . I , .X YA .!!, , 7. 1 -I Q ' 0 ll I . .-, .. - v ll ll ' . . Q ll XII' N ll I ' v I I l . 2. 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A ' ' .fm .q,r7T.g,, ' . mga BTH EH .I Q- .ff-. .J 4-'-Q an Ftrst Row Eldon Bryant Paul Weaver Hymen Wood Walt Randall Henry Ensher Jack Stone Henry l.azano Max Hansford Galen Chastaun Jam Edmmston Jnm Byrd Second Row Jerry Palmer Bernard Borges John Vasquez Stup Montte Bruce Jackson Tom Carlson Dall Graham Bob Dobson Harold Wtlson Duane Allen Rrchard Payne Ken Evlns Jerry McElroy Thlrd Row Coach Stuart Inman Jerry Bird Aram Yengoyan manager Eugene Hansler Muke Torres Clayton Toney Bob Bakman Son ny Cooper Don Ghan Harold Watkins Coach Merlln Mtller 4 'WY--I ,-. ,ff ,hp,Eg:. 4 fth- A 1-,af 315, .aux .Jun ... it' -L- I rl-J lass meet at once In nnterc Everyone goes over ETH EH Ill Ill ij la Ftrs! Row Jerry Fttzmaurtce Isaac Martunez Fred Garcta AI Warmuth Jerry Anderson Dennis Buslck Boyd Deel Rtchard Dtebert Earl McCall Lee Day Dennis Eshetm Mtke Rendlno Second Row Bob Splcht Paul Reed Gary Dunkle Ray Rodrlquez Teddy Borges Roger Nartnlan Bully Young larry Anderson Paul Grbson leslle Harold Jerry Law Thtrd Row Coach Stuart Inman Donnte Hogan Bob Wtse Ronald Snyder Jam Semth Gene Shatter Mel Adamske Robert Faulconer Hubert Donny Ralph Moss Carlton Douglas Bob Inouye Terry Church Gene Endtcott Coach Merlrn Muller I l - ll ll g ll ll -xr ' I ll 1 - A . l - -- i...... ...- . b y .I C . ' 1 V 1 , . - 4 . 1 1- I 'D , , , , t 'C - N 4 f I6 , ' P I '. F-'4 ' .. x Y I L - fe V., -.., ,X -. I I I I I I I I I , , ' - 2 . . . , , I I I I I I I I ' z , . , : , , , , - , , , - .3 :N . tr I , - by CI I ll 9 1-' T VU' ' ' .. ' . n' . , 'fx ' S I X I . ,,' VJ, X Q -tw I' . .nn in I tg ' f,.' -F' -' E 1 ' A 1, . - I 5 . ' ' 'Q . .1 'Q I - ,,. q L .. j - A . '1, 41+ K1 I1 1 NF- ,Bw NP, 5 J. 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' , ' , - 1 , , , , 1 , , , I I I I I I ' ' 4 'V tw Front Row Bob De Martln Ronnie Mosner Jlm Harris John Kelly Butch Lang Gene Merruman Ted Dcbersteln August Kruser Second Row Don Duffy Bob Beardsley Bob Davlson Roger Orchard Dun can Klnchen J C Jones Jerry Beatty Wayne Ashlock Ronnne Whusenant Third Row Charles Grlfflth Lynn Orbeck Don Scott Jum Holmes Bob lrvln Jlm Henson Fred Wann Bull Ruby Glenn Carmucal Ruchard Mallory Coach Schoendube yy ,.....,4.-.-- Cooch Schoendube A refreshing addltnon to Roosevelt s sports schedule thus year was the Introduction of swlmmlng In the speclally heated pool Both boys and gurls partlclpated In the orga nlzatnon of teams and In addltlon to lnterclass meets, com petltlon was held agamst other Yosemite Dlvlslon teams A E K yliqdf w 6000 4-1 A Furst Row Boots Chrlstensen, Peggy Kung Frances Wyatt, Carol Jackson, Ann Fnne, Laura Book, Marlene Henderson, Carol Duncan, Gall Fisher, Judy Marten, Danlyn McGugln Second Row Carolyn Pate, Sue Pearson, Jan McVay, Nancy Edusen, Mary Ellen Madsen, Pat Monroe, Shnrley Meek, Eleanor Gosh garnon, Charlene Stern, Kathy Kohtleld, Darlene Bomllos, Wanda Talbot, Lucy Dyson .1 TENNIS . .., I Y 4 - A minor spring sport, Tennis received maior D , .. - ' 7 1 ,Q o P rominence when the first and second doubles Q P . t li ' ' erly Pascoe and Marla McArron, remained unde- wi, M l combination, Darlene and Donna Byrd and Bev- ,, m ' 4 lil feated at publication time of this book. ' Despite two narrow league losses to Madera -- , ti L and Visalia netters, the team looked forward to J l . Y' an average season with its remaining Yosemite Division opponents. DONNA BYRD DARLENE BYRD U ls ' i . . ,, fa ,A i - 7 ' vw! - ' il' - 8 -.1 f JOHN LEVIS MARILYN FLOTH HENRY ENSHER -4 lin in A ' in f FRANCIS WELLS RONALD WEINER 15 l i keanu lf 3 JJ Kneeling Rita Ramirez Darlene Byrd Donna Byrd Marla McArron Beverly Pascoe Marie Paul Standing Mr Conley Henry Ensher Ronald Dean Som Markarian John Levis Francis Wells Ronald Werner Raymond Ensher Marilyn Floth ., , - -y N . ' - .l' X-fl y I M J' at ' D , l 'nr 'f , V xx 4 fl L X ' - . i. D -' 1 , ..4 'L -. ix I -4 5 Q - .- , Q .Li n I - I l W nf . ' J '-V.. ' 4 ' T x ,D J ' -ii My 3 ii 4- ' ,. - . I f' ---X x I - . . t b I . ff I - i I 5 dv 1 I- ' ' ,, A J x , ' I , , . D 3't1'1ti111 - - V N ' xt ' H t I .s..-.-:Q A ' UMBL1 I3 99 .- 91 3- 0-. o Z wi? Qu: 35 o 30 fl nz gm Q :FH Q2 D9- U3 03 C 'Em 0: V.- ,--4 Q0 nc T3 inn 55' -43 or -2 o D 2 R 3' Z 2 5' -2 fi C 1 S ffl I m R o -'I -4 o 3 U o cr .I o 3 S2 fo 3 3 O Q -. 3 R 9. ue o J 3 n 0 S fu - -M WHESTLI G l.f7 ! aff'-if ,N 1-ww ,Qui Furs! Row Stanley Moron Ara Mnchueluon Jrm O Neal Art Pcrra Huber! Donny Bob Cherrle Second Row Louie Duran Robert Donny Dennns lshelm Bully Young Ken McCoy Third Row Tom Ryan Armen Kuramldllcn Jerry Anderson Eugene Sadolcn George Kezerlcn Ara Der Garabedlcn Charles Mann Roy Ryals . : . I . I I . I - I I I I I I , 9 ' L ff r ff ' . , s n I -.,, - , I .., . 4 P 'j IL 11' 4 -rf 3 ,a I ' 1 ' -' ' I x. A I ' ,Af - .- I I s V K ,X P I . b. , ' ' V 4 'f f mia . ' ' f N ,fn . - wg V ' . . .. 'W I -A W- ' 1, Q in ' 4 'U . . X ,r '. , , , ....,...h ,1 ' .,, 1 I Uegf' A A , 4 f W 'ww , z., . 1' f' K 1 ge , ,-.a . .... . . : I I I I I ' : I I l I . I ' : I . I I I I . I I ' 'Sc' Th IS IS QVMQ 4 gt 0 class un gurls Phys ucol Educcnhon9 I THAMUHAL SPUHTS E QM .ar Hes Sfo pped b f Y wo Opponents In boy P 5 E X Every0n e QOQS f0f ,he bqH m l 1' Q1 N , Q 'I 8 - A .P - . at , 'fs Ji ff , I S Q if ' - 4 I ' fr H, V I -' , A . h me. this bGSk9t boU 90 PW MM 'A 555-24- Standunq Betty Contente Dorthy Souza Adele Contente Donna Byrd Carol Shutt Bernlce Coff man Marne Paul Marge Nooruglan Beverly Pascoe 'Q lt Q w -wx - Kneelnng Colleen Barley Valerie Ducks Sally lnwoll Barbara Hagobaan Pat Funnlgan Standmg Carol Jackson Joyce Robertson Darleen Bonullas Wanda Cantrell Jannce Gasmlck Annette lan doll Francus Barry Judy Martm Jeanette Moxey Norma Gntfen Peggy Kung D A E Slttlng Carol Jackson, Francns Wyatt, Ann Flne, Jo Anne Lyman, Peggy Kang, Francis Barry, Norma Gnrfen Kneelung Peggy Parnell, Norma Brlnker, Roberta Souza, Dereen Evanson, Judy Ashlack, Kathleen Wullard, Betty Jean Forbes, Mass Eva Newman lt x , ' M t ,J E M .- M , ' J, A .- U gs 'X . :pk A . rl P ,xx P - T fi B H O r N be ..... Q J J' J, r' y V . ' .91 , J C M 3, xv f , I- 5 W u M o D E R N s 3- Q.- - eh .7 ni 5: 53.3 Q ff i!Q 5,1---qv I5 G .- tv. .'v . . . 3 235 W is Ji N I . Q 5 4 X ' K 6 Q 5 gf' Q I x 4 0 U. l, . ,. l.d .' ai I if av- 'W' I 'lr I l 4s Wa' l iff' l Ill I:lInml , Jamce and Cathy In action at the Merced Game 'Sf-Q L : ,.'::- :-- S 4'-'Egg Look famrIrar'9 Twenty years ago and SNOW' fu-3 Sophs Janice Carole and Boots charleston for the sensors F-4 4 I 'p. 'V - . . ,..e , gm L, -I' -am,-.r,.L..... T E f X K R V i 1 t . ' Av. ' 1 i .?'-7:r'ifi'VY'7-::T4'fj'.4 9'l9'v. I ' Ig.,-.L 1+ ff - - 14 if 4 H: 51, A u ' . , Ai ' ' -.. .. ik. f':, . ' 'J' M , '- - ,-.E-. . s 7H--.,- ' - 4., ..,. - ' . I I K f . ' ff fp. J S5 , U I A X ' Q , ' . ' . 'f' if .1 -1 nk A . - 'IL f : i K 1 -rf ' . H ' f X 'A 1 'WXB' A Q 3' 4 4 - 2 1, xf R., ,,x?'.g Q Wm Fr v-lg' im HHIIUND THE CAMPUS ,.- 1,5 1 S 'iff Jv- .-Q .,. 'CQ-1 Y' gy-Y rf! ,siiF' F W5 ww' 1 W n i 'wg ' Ill NY SHUUNIJ AGAIN N-l CHEVROLET 1n,.:s-4-' ny--- M - Annette Landoll Stan Daniels John Levis and Darlene Caterano take a drive in a beautiful new Chevrolet from RODMAN XV I For: woman C9 wu in 5- Q, 715 Olive Phone 6-1566 and 2612 Blackstone Phone 7-5146 C S Pierce Lumber Co SINCE 1900 Hardware Building Materials Paints FRANK F MINARD PRESIDENT AND GEN MGR MAIN OFFICE OTHER YARDS AT 403 NORTH H ST. KERMAN. CALIF. TELEPHONE 2-2107 BIOLA. CALIF. P. O. BOX 1188 MENDOTA. CALIF. FRESNO TOBACCO 8- CANDY CO. Wholesalers Featuring Lyons Fountain Syrups Fruit Punch - Grape Hi - Orange Drinks Complete Line of Popular Candies 202 Broadway Phone 6-9969 Y 0 ufI!I6In111e gui' 90103- AIu'4Y5 I C01-ye, aww ,mr slap ani eq, Comphmenfd 0 I-il Ii CLEA EHS COMPLETE FOOD AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE 1430 KC TELEPHONE 6 6419 3716 OLIVE AVENUE FRESNO CALIFORNIA Amerlcan Broadcasting Company KWH! ummm I. 3.1:-we S XX will Bfiigw 'I WW Bdfffity Baja I .1-K rf. Wm. 4 Kvcds -....,s I-QI' J., 573 2 iii, WM Q9 mm M W I 30' A 1 An employee checks some cases of tune food at BETTER BUY WHOLESALE H and Ventura Streets un Fresno ff' T531-'f 3fL FI tl- ON - o NE s . R I ' . 4 'BI If I I' , . I .. . . U ' ' ,, :A : ..J Lf- : W G 3 H J r ' '- L-5 . i 4 d K ', : ra fgf, 'Mr ' ' 1- ' H I..,,w: v N - :.' f: . L f YJ ' I: L .vwvvxnt - nil r -4 - .. ' 5.7 , -A a wi' 5 5' '55 ' D L. V. '25 441, - A W 4 I - - V .1 : W: 4- I I' I ' 1' ., A W B' I' f 4, E-, - Vi' - ' ' .- .. -- -v -- E- f I T: 5:4 . 1 -. I-1-n 22 1 -' ,I ' ' .. - Z. I... I eI:,::f': if In ' I ' 2. EW v - .I I at A I I ,W ,. , .- , I 1 7 ' .7 14.1 T, ' ' --A 4 - - 1 1 Q -n X 77 li - V A . :T'I'I I'I' I ll L I - i . . :. nj f I , I 1 - A f , ... , 7 , '-,-. n :I ' 5.2 ' - ' S A I 'I -' A . J ' ' I2 2 - . - ' T +I I E' of ff I '. l if - I 44 . 'I , . . f ' - rl V , , ' . .41 ' 'Q. ,, . ' ' fw- ,fix 'W fb 'nn nfs X A luxurlous Irvlng room ensemble rs shown on dusplay of fffinl ARAMS FURNITURE STORE MIIVI E Cofkglafe ,Q Boys and Gnrls ACROSS TOWN on Acnoss Men Gnd Women S Wear 0 ffzmg, G 41 TELEPHONE 5 2606 4325 TULARE STREET FRESNO CALIFORNIA NO JOB IS TOO SMALL NONE IS TOO LARGE Used Cars and Trucks J c JoNEs, PRESIDENT .Since 1913 E. H TUSCHHOFF, GEN. MGR. Fresno's Oldesi Used Cor Dealer Fulton at Venfura Fresno, Calif Congratulations to the Class of '52 CAMERON'S TOY STORE Ska Fllllll BA Ii SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE Fresno, CGllf0I'l1lG 0 KILNERS ArfSupplles SchoolSupplles r e e f I C G r G ffs Two Slores fo Serve You ' SERVICE ' QUALITY af a ffcmegi G a m e s w I n N e e 2440 BLACKSTONE MAYFAIR O e DOY Monogfcm 9 Se' Ce PHONE 7 5744 SHOPPING CENTER lsr s. MCKINLEY T916 ECHO PH 3 2186 PHONE 62817 Ac ossfro FesnoHgh 'il 2-'Czar Q5 .wer T3 Don Bay Joe Young Allen Eldrsdge Jerry Palmer Walt Lofh man Bull Wmfon and Darlene Pollard offer courteous servuce Io the many customers of VISTA PHARMACY llll I ff Q ud W 1460, FZXMIQAZ IIOMF l605 L STREET flume 2 5166 SIERRA VISTA BEAUTY SHOP Oflgfalu afl0ll5 Cfau of i952 FRESNO ICE ARENA 2545 ouve Sepfenlgef fo if is Mean, onus oreozn WI? Gomsmnug, L ' exfzerf eaufy care Lair finfing, Akfacling Compliments anzlpermanenf waving from John N. I-isle . APLE STREET Clo e J. Lisle l ' Fred . Lisle Joel R. Lisle ,f f L C rf I I Is', ChiIdren's, und T Wecr Toys - Accessories - Gifts .gilnnyjfcle Kgifclreno .S-20,1 MABEL V. BONETTO, Manager BENGSTIJN-HIJLT ,h LUMBEH cn. 3508 B tl F C I'f. VENTURA TRAILER SALES LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIALS, ETC. jmlu'i 9 355 FULTON STREET SPARTAN P. o. sox 1ooa COLUMBIA PHONE 3-3291 BOLESKERROW FRESNO 14 CALIF. Me L'neJf in Aoaue fraiforj 2996 Ventura Phone 4-0110 E.ff u- a The new styles at BAND BOX SPORTSWEAR l2l3 Fulfon St Donna Bowen Barbara Bigelow and Peggy Macom are loolung l' l H L wif 0, 1 nYAl YM Ewa H139 FASHION CLEANERS Recupplng 465 NORTH FULTON Brake Service Wheel Allgmng LEONARD D BOWEN 5 2786 HEIT7IG .md SHIRKP Y Um' J'!a'J f 'e SPORTING GOODS GIFTWARE Opp I H h 4305 E T F ' h' g M ke Y H Beautiful BLAKELEY'S POOL FRESNO MOTOR SALES h COOL I H1911 ay l?l9!f 68141 1 3 T' -.U fpnone 52426 4ZII E Tulare Street wg. Fresno Caluf S LUBRICATION Rosemary Day Barbara Hord Dsane Wnllvams Cathy Smrth and Sally O Neal are leavmg after recelvmg excellent servlce at LEO S RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION 6011916 fu !ah0ll5 el'll0l'5 ll!-I -DEE Compllments of 1018 FULTON STREET DRESSES COATS SUITS SPORTS WEAR Towel Service Draper Service 717 Morman Plone 3-2654 GRADUATION WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES by NURMI S oomes OF Goonies NUR1VII'S BAKERY 3230 BELMONT PHONE 4-2051 TICK TOCK DRIVE IN 4431 Easf Tulare St 11,131 1 Fresno California Patricia Peterson Marlon Conger Vurglnla Key Bev Jones and yo hb h d 5 8. 10 JONES VARIETY w - I mum usual fl-M MILK DE 1-A15 CREAM s Bk- mnmm'.. m4,,g GOLDEN STATE CUMPAIY L Arlene Rapperdon ond Netto Cenfrose are rnspechng the dellv ery truck of GOLDEN STATE DATRY 450 Belmont For Prescriptions 5 and Drugs Try 3659 VENTURA ARROW PHARM M Y PHONE 3 3226 FREE DELIVERY Phone 5 0794 5048 Ventura Ave Fresno, Cullfornlo ki IPIECIKHAMTS fvafzielq, 3fd!lJWH!ZE a J u nl u ore TOL Pr 'am 164 frrixn fc 'lm 5l8086V A T-I-h -5-Z' F .CIf Onlphnlentj 0 CURRIE BROS. Dus tributors of NORWALK GASOLINE 3217 ollwna NASON AUTOMOTIVE PAINTS LACQUERS PAINTS WALL PAPERS 812 Van Ness Ave Fresno Calif Phone 2 5186 Don't forget- when graduation time comes, there'II be excellent job opportunities for you at the telephone company. There's lots of advantages in working for the telephone com- pany. Here are a few: High starting pay While you learn. Regular raises, too. lnterestmg xmportant work you d enjoy Meet old frxends make new ones Pald VZCBLIOHS and holldays Vltal to defense Come in and talk over a telephone job now agoodplacetowork .Z ,J ufffi - One of the effucnent welders at L B PIPES CO X RUSTIGAN S Q' I Wm' xgbvki Ag Ak lvyik ' W MEM' 'Ni I If f ' N I 4'.mI If0L I ,ug Rpm Mm 'leg U :X fffexkw 'ZW , E -II III, JMFF' S 1:23, C MI' :ISMQ X Eff' a I '03 'N WNW WIN fm. ex IIIIIIII IIWIIIVIMIW Wm eafuflflg AIIMENI!-IN E AMERICAN IIUISINE LUNIIIIEUNS 8 IIINNEIIS Pillai? gdllqllei 00h'l TIILIIHE 8 U STREETS armera War-Lei AMERICAN TRANSFER CO Offlce and Ware ouse 847 Fresno Street C GLENN 81 BOB PRICKETT PHONE 3 4124 FRESNO, CALIFORNIA leal frult tasie 9 3cp'tI11ts Bile lays I Orlnvc-Drmk PI-ION CHUCKS FLYING A SERVICE TIRES BATTERIES AWTO S PPL! COMPLETE IBRI ATIOVX CHARLES R SWANBOM 2853 DINISADFRO PRO RIITQR FRESINC AL PQRIXIA I Q A 6, ' E - v I X I '11, 'U' 4 -m f all Q'-Qing L 'tvs FQYQ-My '. 4, I -. 4 My fwzl MHAZHIQQQS. , N 'Ny..'AQ ', IRI! I M - .I I-II.-,Q I I ,X I - In I- I 9-Swfu SN 'f.JI -ANK'nL2 IN ' . qyyxx 'I - M V ,X Q5 I QL X Wy W H IN g.I.1,-I Y I 'Ie XII. I I Q I , , ' , 'TS Qi, J ' , I -, 14- ' -I LJ. , . II 'if-1' f' . ' ,i1 ' . YI El I I -. as I WWII' ', .Q 'L II 'aI '- II ', . A L 'I' X I ' . I - I I I j9 IQ I IIS' A I f Q N. 1 AV X ,I I . hiya: I f II1 ,IS ' '.. C A, I .I- .f?i?i'3!'f K! 1 14. K , K -nf , :-WY-ff Y, C, Qbsglq' us' II,l-qIIIIlIILIySmk. II Y NM. ,LVN pw,--, .Il ,nhl .IMI-IA I ?,'lI II I' 'I QQ! HI , ' ' w' I Ill, ,III IIIwI V 'f W -t hi 'I I ee- Ke A A l Q o U , I A ' -1 Q ' . Z - W u U . V Q I xx X 1 v V J 2 P' III ' r I I I ., 'IC-lg A. ., COMPLIMENTS OF TITLE INSURANCE G R S 8: TRUST COMPANY RADIO 81 TELEVISION SAN JOAQUIN ABSTRACT DIVISION BELMONT ESCROW OFFICE ZENITH TELEVISION COMPLETE SALES Comp Lmenfd 0 SERVICE INSTALLATIONS SOLD ON EASY TERMS 128 N FIRST ST FRESNO f III7V N -TI. 3-7194 I469sI -TI.6-0475 FRESNO I7, CALIFORNIA FRESNO, 4 CALIFORNIA FEATURING HOFFMAN 8. f a. mx A e RV Y Tv Snyder and Tom Adams THE CHALLENGE MILK COMPANY S tune products and sanitary conditions are inspected by Bob Forster Frances Purroy Joyce Authorized Dealers 1 or f Schwinn Roadmaster Q Hutfy Convertibles R BICYCLES :safari SALES REPAIRS Authorized Dealer for Pennsylvania Reo Excello Hand and Power Lawn Mowers Sales and Repairs Garden Tools and Lawnmowers Sharpened 7 ' THE HOME OF WHEEL GOODS 1288 No. Fresno 4692 E. Tulare Phone 2-1524 Phone 5-2664 LANKFORD S MARKET ' Groceries Fruits ' Vegetables 5003 E Tulare Phone 5 1935 POPE TIRE CO. Kelly Springfield Tires We Recap Any Size Tire 1709 BROADWAY PHONE 4-4767 ...... -. . .- ,.T,1l.-.. .. -..-,.,... .-..il.,. .111-.v For Hatter Shuppmg Its PIQSHUS Leadmq Department Store I It llll l s W we 'mm llllug E 5 Lultuu Xml 146 NO MAPLE FRESNO CALIF H 1 Four members of the sfoff examine The equipment of THOMAS I APH ' 1 Z nanny: cn ENGLAND SHEET METAL Thelma Griffin Ed Hamill Ronnie Sohlglan and Mary Mc Gough are shown with one of The fine coolers af The NEW xx ! Compliments of ,Nazre murray n SPECIALIZED AUTOMOTIVE The Plymouth Corner AND CROCKET BROS SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT PHONE 3-7391 3060 EAST TULARE ST. FRESNO CALIFORNIA 1501 Broadway at Stanislaus Fresno, California Marsha Carden Joan Cornelius Dorothy Clark and Patty Pruckett at J B HlLL C0 71Tr. VALLEY LUMBER CCMPANY Et bl' h d ' i883 Building Material Merchants H 8. Mono Streets Phone 2 7141 P O Box 'I946 Nn FITS' Sffee' X..-... ljjiiv-' gi 5 SON NEWS AGENCY 503 P Street H Margorre Book Laura Book, Gerald Kreutzer, and Greig Pune are looking at the tremendous varlety of magazines at HARMI I QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS JAM y CLIP? The Better Balanced Milk EPHDNE D516 EANQUETS A SPECIALTY Duncan Hinef Rerommerldf g Spanish Kitchen SPANISH DISHES - A LA CARTE SERVICE CEICKTAILLDUNEE ID F'.M. 37D BLACKSTDNEA ENUE .- . P. . FREsNr:1,::ALuFi:lRNlA 2928 E. Tulare St. Telephone 3-1464 Fresno, California Arslau Plumhlng Supplies Appliances - Paints - Electrical Half Mile South of Oyerpass on U. S. Highway 99 PHONE 2-4394 P. O. BOX 309 FRESNO, CALIF. SAN JOAQUIN BATTERY AND ELECTRIC CO. TOM BONNET, Owner aufomofiue eAcfricianJ Distributors of Aulolile B i and Marvel Myslery Oil G O'l 1444 Van Ness Ave. Phone 3-3146 Fresno, California Bags Glo ' ge Hosiery d OFM fellgufg 5 45331 2196 8 Fl Congratulations Seniors EUHTU 'S AGING of canal? an ice cream B42 NU FULTUN PHONE E 4159 qi? FOOD STORE Ig Georgia Kuhn Ken Langford .loan Sloefzl and Keith Lown buying delicious food products from Ray Ryals af JUSTESEN S M Uifiawwfihlvl Beverly Balrd Phylhs Morton and their employers prepare to serve The many dellclous MELLO ICE CREAM products so well known In Fresno ilu.. GRADUATES Wh f N WHY NOT A BEAUTY COURSE FOR A PROFITABLE CAREER gag 5 CMAQ? gaufg 2325 FRESNO ST. PHONE 2 DECKERT'S MEAT-MARKET 1248 Blackstone Phone 4-2108 Congrafufafionri and Ea! ui5Le5 HUWZLHD HZLTTI 6790 unlura ARLINGTON CLEANERS ' Altering and Repalrmg Prompt Service 152 No Flrst Ph 2 3454 jurnifure MaAoAfering 55 BECKER 8. MARKUS 5047 Belmont Recoverlng New turn ture Restyllng made to Repairing order Phone 5 6493 Bob D er Jer 4223 E Tulare derson La utch yl An u M Solley revnew the latest In shoe styles at KELLY S SHOE STORE 41 fag, ren orrlson and Robe f ' - , ' :A 1x 8. Q 'FQIY r-r ' -fel: .nk DELAWARE PUNCH ll uck Glahn Duncan Kanchen Sam Markarlan Scoif Msze and Ron Freund demonstrate processes used fo make The Tasty soft dr sNg 5151! A Delnclous Treat , mmrw 1 I J 1-We CRISPNESS Qmqadzif 'bf Q1-B WWFLAVOR sfiif' via Wruxv rmnsnusss xx--'- new Home mn: Loon' AT YOUR GROCERS on senvso AT ,Q L-1 Youn RESTAURANT fit YQ suTToN a. GOSSMAN INC 71 J F O 1710 B 24173 Hub of Auto Row amp Lmenfo fo If e 64454 o 52 STABHS IEE CREAM Sunnyside Furniture f f 5190 VENTURA BLVD PHONE S 4604 FRESNO CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Shelburne s Stationery Stationery Offlce Supplies 1931 Mariposa 6 9577 1248 Van Ness 2 0975 .lack Anfonuccl Roger Anderson Barbara Fletcher and Jean Emler cllsplay one of the many cluverslfred commodlhes of the PACIFIC MILL AND MINING SUPPLY COMPANY I X lda Mae Parks Jim Meacham Frank Sharton Sue McFeeters and J C .lones are having a treat at the PURITY DRIVE lN MACK LAZARUS VIST!-l BARBER SHUP LUO gafgefj fo Qgzrlfe ll 4227 East Tulare Pedersens Jewelers Ha 'lton - Elgin - Gruen a d Oth r Swiss Watches Sterling and Plated Silverwa 3rd Floor Helm Building Fresno, Calif. Phone 4-2152 f 'fan' 11 y ontente Dlxue Curtus at one F th o e many fme cars at the FR sa n as rn f1,,? up and Jackie Rice look ANK J SANDERS CO sag ETULNRY' S1 Shouoe Cfeanera DEPENDABLE DRY CLEANING 3263 East Tulare Fresno Callfornua ANA 5 V 1 -P' if 5 'g 5 calm, 3311 405' 04 f l I 5 gd if SMHJPLQJ 4151 East Tulare Street Phone 5 3657 Congratulations Class of 1952 C,z'f,,1 JM o nnce eefe .Nazef 7WcJ4c!am5 ,R ' ' S '75 13599 I ' lf, X ' ,A ' ' i 5 ..,,, , , gil I 1 l . y ' , -- 6 1 2 J 3 ' 3'v,'.., 1 VyL'x:1kfeRN'm tlg , 47. ' ig, Y -N 9 in , S - -1 so 11 I' , , D 1 SSW 'N - ' 1 ' -. A -1,2711 H , f I ' . L Agp' r x 3' , 1 1 ' A D , as A Cathy Smith, Bett C , ' ' ' , ' ' ' A ,Q f . . 'N' S . Q . viitvsi Q9 , . . ' fl X I u 0 . ,AZ r- 5 ,., ,Af ' la., - .JM-it uw rr 911 0071 I' If f If :EEESEEEEEEEEEZEF r 1' ' H 1 0 e :::::::::::::::::. N Q 4, 4 'X-J ' I li ete Riley Joe Deaton Peggy Kung Janet Kramer June Totten George Kezersan and Don Burks awaut prompt courteous servuce at HILL S 4231 East Tulare ff df- HULLENBEEK BUSH PIANINI3 MILL EU WINDOWS DOORS MOULDINGS AND GENERAL MILLWORK WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Edllli SIQIUTH VAN NESS I-WE PHESNU 3 3295 Hamburgers c Milk Shakes c French Fries c Block North of McKinley Ave MAYFAIR DRIVE IN Another Billings 8K Fine Development An Acre Of Parking On North First Street 'i- -71 lllllllls. Q 'IBIIIII mill!! Q Qlllll figs llll 1 Jo Ann Lyman Paula Lacey Ann Fine Frances Wyatt and Carol Jackson are pictured at the recently completed MAYFAIR DRIVE IN ' ,s.c..,............. 25 ' ...................... IO I ' . -- , 3 5 I 1 I I 5.-- A 454 f It cgiwli A 0- ':-iv' . I ' ' bs., , -- - 1 I A I Q , A 1 5 ns. l- M 1 2113? gf'- Sb . iff 3 -at ' I I I D I I HOOD TIRES L GROCERY Z?E9,,l' a,f0ll god .SZPUICZ fClll0ll I HLFOJ5 F0111 QJOMUQ t PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE 4802 VenIu Cl Phone 5 9950 4245 E Tulare Phone Fresno Calf T 5 0497 PHONE 5 1609 F RESNO TRAILER 'XI WHITE TRUCKS AND PARTS TRAILERS AND Acaoss I osevm HIGH S'X WHEEL UN'TS Q14 4403 EAST TULARE 701 L Street Phone 2 6169 Sf en . ee - 5 - 770. A f I Jeb 0 ,,I,,,wf:,,f.,.,,1 I ' co. RySth V OI OLSON 8. SMITH AUTOMOTIVE AII Types of Automob Ie Repc: r ng s Butte s 8. Accesso c d M cha k nd T ne Up Wo 5 0384 San Ioaquln Baking Co 0 ers O Betsy Ross Dutch Toast Roman Meal BREADS KARN'S PHARMACY RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS on? afu Cl! 0125 lll0 5 NATIONAL HARDWARE 4604 BELMONT 8 PHONE 5 2494 .lb I 111 Pho e 4 5662 3620 Ve tu A e B k f . . . i i i Tire , rie ries Spe iolize e nics in Bra e o u rk Ph - 4801 E tT I F 2 C I'f. C r f 5 .SZ ' r Flfefl Ain! ill Llll'lLUfll'f' 3 f - ff? U llfffy n - n ra v . FI ALE Normally in a conclusion to a publication the staff would like to inform their readers of all the hard and tedious work it takes to produce a yearbook We could tell you that to us vacations meant merely a chance to put in eight hours a day but we believe that the quality ofthe product of our work will In itself, witness our toil Many times during our work this year we have said to each other How glad well be when this is over' but now that it is over and we have completed our assign ment we are rather sad because we must now tuck this year away with all the other memories connected with this book And in the future it ln this case our conclusion IS not an ending but a Beginning For the Seniors it marks the beginning of a new kind of life for the underclass men it marks the end of one year and the advent of another And it is our smcere hope that by the time this is read there may be in sight a new Beginning for the world one of peace and prosperity understand ing and tolerance And now it s time to say Good Bye Richard Barbara Roger Chuck Jack Don Ron Joyce Wes C iff Sta n John I . . I . . I . . . i . . ' ' ll I I I 1 I - I will be pleasant to remember these things . . . . I . . . I . . h . I . . . . i - I . ' . . . . I - , - ' I I. Bill Hcull Haul' Roosevelt Almo Mater Hoxl to Thee ?g VX f'A'ra 2 UA fu. Long may yo Symbols of Standards hu Green and 0 8,35-1 fly l bl 5 K mm W ww l'Iflel'S WOVG, d true, all never foul Hcnll Hall' Alma Mater Hall' Hall' Hall' ,. m Iii!! I s In Maui!