Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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TITLE PAGE ,,,,.,X,Xk,L---,,, --u,4w- 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS ,..,,, ,,.,-x- 2 FOREWARD .,.... DEDICATION .,,.,, ,-,--,x 4 -5 IN MEMORIAM ,,.R-., ,q,-,, 6 IN RECOGNITION .,..., - ,,7 CAMPUS ...... ,,.XQ 3 - 1 1 ACTIVITIES ..,,., ,I,,,,, 1 2-49 OPENING DAY ......... ,,I,,,,, 1 4 HOWDY WEEK ....... 15 RALLIES ,,,,............... ,,,,,,,, 1 6 HOMECOMING .,,,.,,,I ,,,,,,,, 2 0 IUNI OR PLAY ....,.. .,,,,,,, 2 2 SENIOR PLAY ....,.,.,....... ,,,,,,,, 2 4 OKLAHOMA ..,,.........,,,..,,.,,, .,,,,,,, 2 6 HOLIDAY PROGRAMS ,,,...... ,,,,I,., 2 8 DANCES ..........................,..... ,,.,,,,, 3 0 ASSEMBLIES .,,,..,,,,,,.,.,..,,,..,..,,...., ,,..,,,. 3 4 CLUB ACTIVITIES ......................... ........ 3 6 GIRLS' LEAGUE ACTIVITIES ........., ........ 3 8 BANQUETS ......,........................,....... ...,.... 4 0 RALLY PLANNERS ........ .,...... L I2 ROYALTY ....,.I......I,..,....,..... ....,.., L I4 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ....,,,. ...,,,.. 1 I6 GOVERNMENT ....... ....... 5 O-59 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS .,,,.., A..,,--, 5 2 .ZLL W gonfenfd HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STUDENT COURT v..................... GIRLS' LEAGUE .........,..... BOYS' FEDERATION .....,..., CLASSES ..,.... SENIORS ..,.,. AIUNIORS ..,...,..,..... SOPHOMORES ......... ADMINISTRATION ....... ADMINISTRATORS .......,. DEPARTMENTS .....,..... PERSONNEL STAFF ..I..... TITLE HOLDERS ...,.... NAUTILUS STAFF ,............. ROUGH RIDER STAFF ....,,.... CADETS ...........,.....,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,, MUSICIANS ,,,....,.1,,,..,.,,,,, PEP GROUPS .......,................ STUDENT ASSISTANTS ,.,,.,.. ATHLETICS ..,..,..... ORGANIZATIONS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 56 57 58 59 60-155 62 ...........102 ...........118 154-155 .........,,136 .,.........138 54 156-171 ...........158 ...........16O ........,..162 ...........164 .........,,166 70 172-213 214-243 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS ,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,., 2 16 P,T.A. ...,......I........,.......,...,.,, , ,,,,.,,,,,. ,,,,,,,..,, 2 42 DAD'S CLUB .,..... ....,,.,,,,,, PATRONS ...,. SENIOR INDEX ...C,,..... EDITORS NOTEBOOK ..,C. I3 244-275 5, 216 278

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'959 PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS THEODORE ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL 4250 E. TULARE STREET, ERESNO, CALIFORNIA DEAN DRAPER, ADVISOR JANICE BRANCH, EDITOR LINDA HIOGINBOTHAM, ASSOCIATE EDITOR VOLUME XXVIII

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