Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Uf Studenw 14nd Tlaei idea . . . ,-H' Vice-President Secretary . Treasure,- Bob Paull MlckeY Smllh Masako Kubota SPRING STUDENT BDDY OFFICERS ll? h i 'FRONT ROW: Senalor of Music, Edna Garabedianp Senalor of Safely and Welfare, Lynn Freeman, Senalor of Arl, Kathy Blackslen. BACK ROW: Yell Leader, Gene Zimmerman, Senalor of Publicily, Ken Kirslep Senalor of Forensics, Orn Tobey, Senafor of Athletics, Bud Rogers.

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Student Body President Bud Stude Wlaicla Cami t The spring senate, which was composed of all elected student body officers and ex-official members, will go down in Roosevelt history as having completed a very successful term. With the aid of a competent advisor, Mr. Robert Miner, Bud Stude and the sen- ate were able to accomplish many worth- while activities during the second semes- ter. Only a few weeks following Bud's in- stallation, the senate approved and passed two amendments to be added to the constitution, one which altered the yell leader's term of office to one year, and one which stated that any candidate running for a student body office must have attended Roosevelt for at least one semester. The midmorning break was the next item which the senate attacked and after several weeks of deliberation, a suitable plan and a list of rules were drawn up by the group. Since that time, this plan has been put into effect, thus benefiting the entire student body. The senate also appropriated enough money to purchase a large green canvas to be placed as a wind breaker on the patio behind the cafeteria. This canvas was acquired with the intent of leasing it to various groups for dances and din- ners. Thanks, to our senate, is the least we can say for the fine work it has done and for the outstanding service it has rendered to the school.

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' .a N , , K 1 F K .., .. K yni C, ,N 1 i , M, , f ,ff - ,, , I .V I, ' - gif' - -.i Speakers of the House Lynton Jordan and Orn Tobey. Some mp make The chief function of the house of rep- resentatives is to represent the students in our school government, this is accom- plished by electing a representative from each advisory at the beginning of the school year who submits suggestions for improvements in and around our school. The senator of forensics is the official speaker of the house and takes the sug- gestions for improvements to the senate where the final decision is made, affir- mative or negative. Proiects such as campaigning for the March of Dimes, the Lions' Toy Drive, and many charitable organizations are only a few of the many worthwhile accom- plishments to the credit of the members ll uf!! ! g of the house. ,A The speaker of the house during the y .Ml Ag, fall and spring semesters were Lynton S' ,kr Jordan and Orn Tobey, respectively. ln addition, a speaker pro-tem was chosen L , 5 l f to take the speaker s place in case of ab- sence. 'QQ' , xf? '.6 4 te - OFFICERS: Harry Duggan, Carol Barner, Carol Daniels, Willie Rice. REPRESENTATIVES we-s-....,,, FRONT ROW: Marge Johnson, Sharon Robertson, Claudia Hardy, Patt Dwelle, Carol Dougherty, Elnita Bruns, Marlene Vukovich, Pat Bakula, Sharon Curtin, Deborah Millard, Tania Altintop, Louise Wilson, Dorothy Bush. SECOND ROW: Jim Pinnell, Watson Moore, Janet McColm, Barbara McAlister, Carol Daniels, lynton Jordan. THIRD ROW: Harry Duggan, Carol Barner, Jean Westerlund, Sandra Dwelle, Rickey Wrightson, Willie Rice, Raryl Ruby, Bob Parkmon, Ernie Jones, Mary Royer, Dolpha Dalton, Betty Shoemaker, Barbara Shoemaker, Bev Graney. BACK ROW: Ken Farnsworth, Judy Cady, Jurhee Sheffield, Barbara Cosby, Kenneth Schaffer, Bill Strome, Ken Funk, Bud Rogers, Tom Brown, Marge Linstrum, Pat Cox, Charlotte Payne, Charlotte Stroupe, Orn Tobey.