Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Drums provided background for the Toppers at a Girl's League ta ent show. 35.5- lice-President Seri Shirinian s t p or if , rr 5 i t Tiff' I ,V f - ' ,rpr f fl' 'H ' Vice-President Ellen Ewing iff' 18 FALL School- ki C The Girl's League holds the long estab- lished record of being one of Roosevelt's more active organizations. During the year this group of girls took a leading role in school affairs and sponsored many different activities. Aside from their monthly meetings, they held a tea in the fall to welcome all girls new to Roosevelt, organized and sponsored the Christmas Formal, honored the Roosevelt mothers with a Mother and Daughter Banquet, and perpetuated the traditional Spring Day. The purpose of Girl's League is to pro- mote a spirit of helpfulness, courtesy, loyalty, and democracy throughout the school. GIRLS' LEAGUE uni' 3 , l L , Q P Secretary Treasurer Val Van Nepes Ellen Ewing SPRING ,nga '! '7'? 1 Q41 f SCCFGTCIFY TfeC'5U ef Presidents Geri Shirinian and Masako Kubota Carol Daniels .loy Krum

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1 44... the lltutfunila... FALL STUDENT COURT: Everett Murrell, Ken Luft, SPRING STUDENT COURT: Patsy Glass, Tom Richardson, Judy Judy Belden, Gloria Graelish, Doug Huber, Janell Belden, Doug Huber, Jim Scott, Lynn Freeman, Brenda Perch, Morton, Ron Turner, Alan Hirasuna. Paul Melton, Bob Collins, Gary Watkins. The chief iustice of the student court is the senator of safety and welfare, to- gether with his iurors and associate iudges he has the responsibility of enforc- ing the school laws and regulations through the school. The main purpose of the student court is to-punish the violators of school laws. This phase of student government is im- portant to the idea of Roosevelt's democ- racy because the court is made up of students entirely. The interpretation of the school consti- tution, when needed, was left up to the chief iustice, the presiding officer, who left the verdict to his associate iudges in arriving at a iust penalty. Court sessions were held weekly un- less a special or important case was con- fronting the court. Usually besides the judges and iury you will find a senator, a representative and a reporter for the paper present at all court meetings. STUDENT COURT Chief Justice Doug Huber. Chief Justice Lynn Freeman. OFFICERS Fall Spring D. Huber ........ ............ C hief Justice .......... ....... L . Freeman A . . Hlrasuna ......... E. Murrell,.. Prosecuting Associate J, Belden ........ ..... A ssociate G, Graelish ....... ..... A ssociate Attorney.. .... ...... P . Melton Justice Justice Justice Glass T. Richardson Belden K, Luft ,,,,,,.,.... ,.,.. A ssociate Justice ....... D. Huber Associate Justice Watkins .,..,,Associate Justice.....-. Scott R, Turner, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, B ailiff .,....... ...... B . COllil'1S J, Morton ,,,,,,, ,,,. C Ierk ...,.. ........ B . Perch

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1164 Po We Socialfr ice . . . The Boy's Federation is as old as the school itself since it was organized in 1928 to give the boys an opportunity to meet with one another. Their main obiectives are to develop good citizenship both in school and adult life through better understanding of prob- lems and opportunitiesg to be of service to the school and the community, and to promote good fellowship among students. During the year the boys sold federa- tion membership cards to raise money, do- nated approximately SSO to the annual March of Dimes drive, and donated 'food to needy families at Christmas time. BOYS' FEDERATION Presidents Alan Hirasuna and Jim Brinker Vice-President J ohn Strickland ua 0 -4 UI 2 Q .. 0 5' 5. .. 5' 5. 'O' cn W an VI 'P Q VI Z Q 2. :I rn L- C Q. o -I ru Q 3 'U aa Q '01 o 'I 3 Y' 'if ,. 1 et F- 1 sm' iz ' ' ' . ' Vftismi LT Vf.5l!5Wee:iia5i sue-H,:, ,,,, H15 '-f-fwf' fm F9 L :gi 'aa--J: fvfff f1tf52 -K ssii FALL Treasurer Secretary Joel Hohenshelt Ron Turner SPRING 5 M 1 H , L st 2- ,H W - gf HX ww- 'egg I , ,, l ' fffi f i :fy .w wzf wfefzz falaffzegvm A, g,,, , . ,i,, ,. T1 ' 1 L, ggi . i Q . fy H212 -5-124-- 1? K . neil: f ' en:-'fz-e. 't ' ' , - qs .. E525 8224? fs . 'tat -- A takaiigesem QLL EE- -- 714 1 f, was so ..., , T gf . ,,,. 5? , .. ,.. ,G ,Ep W , e ' V C ice-President arbrie Fox Secretary Treasurer .lack Pleyte Watson Moore 19-