Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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-els! .Y-rv ni- Hlrh !!! rf hm, Green ivy spreads upon the walls of Roosevelfs first structure, the Administration building. -, , f75U V'f '- S? xt O-. rf' , ...Af - M - g+' fQ'fi2i Vm3 V , ,xi 1 U W t .-md. . Mun-made beauty gloriiies our campus in the form of a modern auditorium THEQ DQ rt 5 EV,-ffl., RIUW uf'

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DEDICATIUN The student body of the Theodore Roosevelt High School IS very proud ln dedlcatrng xts annual the Nautllus ln thls year of mneteen hundred hfty s1x to the small Section of sur roundlng terrltory that IS celebrat1ng lts one hundredth annlversary Fresno County we dedlcate th1s book to you One Hundred Years of Progress IS tno motto whlch you have so aptly taken unto yourself 1n th1s year of years For the last Cen ognlzed throughout the natlon as a statue ol promlnence wealth and prosperlty Yes progress has been your de 1re and you have succeeded 1n your climb Developmg from frultless acres through the years unhl you made an exceedlngly worthwhlle name for yourself as the agrlcultural center of the na tlon It has taken many ploneers to carve your features Some of the marks left have been noteworthy and most benehcxal whlle others have been dark and blemlshlng Dlsregardlng these setbacks you have struggled through the palns of development and proved yourself as a great tower of strength You have wltnessed one hundred years and we are all certam you w1l1 witness many many more all as lllustnous . . . . . K h tury your presence has been known and rec- . 3'

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ss. 1 V WLT ii. QW .zz- - 3 a..., ,W - 1 :lfw J t 1:-'f . I K, K A X -,, rites I--.....,, -..4, 11 CAMPUS Campus Has Seen Changes The widespread campus of Roosevelt High School has had many convenient additions to it since the school first opened in 1928. The present administration building was the only one on the campus until the addition of some thirteen bungalows, which were later torn down to make room for further progress, was completed to the south of the building. The need for a gymnasium produced our present gym in 1940, and at the same time the East Hall was constructed. The next addition to our growing campus was a large cafeteria which is praised to this day. A row of shops, a new swimming pool, fol- lowed by another set of shops, added to the school's enlargement. Our highly modern and well equipped au- ditorium, containing many classrooms, was next in line to receive praises from everyone at Roosevelt and in the valley. Last on our present campus was the con- struction ol dressing rooms adiacent to the swimming pool. Future plans have been made to beautify this area by planting grass, shrubs, and trees. A senior court, including a barbecue pit, and a walkway lined with trees, has been planned. Spacious playing grounds unfold behind the cafeteria and new auditorium. ilvlx 1 Q 1 t . xx'-' lv l l it its H' 'tl Looking upon the entrance of the East Hall from the cool of the numerous trees.