Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Exleen Schwabenland and G11 Bertoldx Spr1ng Day Queen cmd King pose ln Spnng regaha. Beautlful Roosevelt Glrls Adorn Roosevelt s Special Events Three lovely glrls were selected to relgn over vanous s hool affalrs durxng the year by the Roosevelt students The Football Queen which IS a t1me honored tradltlon at Roosevelt the Home comlng Queen and MISS Rough Rlder Cmderella two new posltlons were taken over by Velma McClung Ioyce Gxbson and Lexlam Rebensdori respectmvely Velma was elected early ln October 1n order to rexgn over the annual Football Carmval Velma the head rally glrl was drlven around Ratchffe Stadxum ln a con vert1ble at the carmval and ofhcxally served as the queen of all sports for the re t of the year Ioyce was Excallburs candxdate 1n the Homecommg Queen Contest. After she won she was honored at a noon dance the Homecomrng f9Sl1VlfleS and Excah bur iunchons Mxss Rough Rrder Cinderella. Lexlam Rebensdorf represented the Rough Rider and Roosevelt In order to WIII1 her foot had to fmt the glass slxpper and later the students voted on her and the other 36 contestants She was honored at the Cmderella Ball and received countless gl ts Elleen Schwabenland and Gil B9l'lOld1 were selected to rergn over the festxvlhes on the Boadxcea Green and Gold spon sored Sprmg Day The Spring King and Queen were elected by student vote and crowned at a speclal noon dance 1 1 1 1 I I . A . . N11 I 5 . -11 1 1 1 ' 1 ,, . 1 1 1 1 I . . . . ' , 1 1 1 I . - n - u 1 1 U 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . . .. - ' S . 1 . , . . 1

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'F '14 It -of - The student works and studies his way up through the lower ranks until the day he can call himself a senior. He is then classed as a senior for one solitary year. Why is it so important for a student to be called a senior? Some say it is because seniors seem to get more recognition. Some say they get more privileges. Still others say they're just glad to be in their last year of school. No matter what they say, way dovsm deep inside they're not happy to be sen- iors iust to get more recognition than the next fellow, or to get more privileges, or to get out of school quicker. They like it be- cause they're proud of themselves for hav- ing the stuff to stick to the iob and pull themselves out of school with a diploma: furthermore they have this right. The senior of yesterday fmontagel is the citizen of today. Today's senior is the citi- zen of tomorrow. Let's pray that they con- tinue to offer tomorrow's senior more and better opportunities. U nnlmmnn Ii uumymnn ml m g 11: .l:l 5 MET IIIIHIIII Htl llllllllllll llll ' 'H 14.4.1 so gt lji l l l SENIDRS