Duncan University Fletcher High School - Senator Yearbook (Neptune Beach, FL)

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l'i1st Row Clnlt to iiqlitb laliii ililvliii, Carroll Kwiidrick, Angus Dunlop, Morris Cunimings, Welincr Giarie, :St-wuiid Row Marv Katliryxi Kluttz, Mis. Lcna Ramsdell, Nan Van Zile, Gail Hague, Clara Drake, Miriy Plielaii. Tliircl ROW lliiftlliw Goellic, Doreen Fails,-y, Mary Frrriicos North, Ioan Vtfotlioringtoix, Elizalw-tli ltfiokrfi, Cutliiiiif' Srliiixiim, Irxvkii VVilliams, Mable Mears, Pcagy Rohr-rson, Vonitfr Helvenston. RADIO GUILD Fletclier is very lortunatc in liaving a radio system. There is a radio in every room, operated from the main office, Among other things tor which the radio is used, is the giving ot programs. A Radio Guild was organized in l938 by lsabelle Van Voorhis Cliflrs. D. Byron King? and under her supervision a program was given every Friday morning. All sorts ot programs were pree sented, sucli as news ot the Week, speeches by prominent men and Women ot the community, little skits, musical programs, etc.

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l'ii::t Huw tliilt Li iitihtl Mary Plieliixi, Peggy Roberson, l-'letty lfiit Tlitfiis, Barbara Buell, Mliirriii lJli'Cfvi'xiiirl:, Ariiiiw Mm- Oi.'Sli'l r'oivlitii', Catherine Sclirainii, Peggy Dillhyon. St-.mmol Raw Caiiiillr lonas, Mable Mears, Morris Cummings, Bi-tty larif Arnold, Vciiitir Helvwristin, Mis, Ranisclt-ill, Nan Vim Yilw, k'trrivill K-iridrxvlc, Mary Cunriinqhani, Alice NNellbrocl-1. llllllxl Raw luhn Gilvliri, Wade Hoffman, Evangeliiio Demetrehs, Ethel Pancoast, George Fisrc, Mary Kfzthiyn Klitttz, Bai-luiri'a Whitney, Mali-mlm lanes, Viiairiix McGraw, Mary Fraiivcs North, Anti Folsom Sally .lux-'ksoii Th-liiitx Ann Pallet-i 'lliiii Svaiilixri. lhiiitli Huw Hazel Hunt, Pltirvix-'u ljxtilfcv, Dorecii Balluy, lu-rio Ljuetlic, tlecliitni' Blkzvtll, li-UH l'v'Vf'll1''!1!HIl0Yl. l-lllliy llUUl4k'I', Shirley Str-gilt--vis, Qiitilyii l'avi:lso:i, Lliril Ht:-iii--, Anita Biivk, lime kfliiiqiwtti. DRAMATIC CLUB 'l'he Dramatic Club was organized the first year of Fletcher under the direction of Mrs. Lena M. Ramsdell and has always been one ol the most popular of the school activities. The purpose of the club is to tind and train the dramatic talent in the school, lnstruction is given in many phases of dramatic presentation, including the actual acting, lighting, make up, and stage handling ol plays. Each year a play is given in the spring by the senior class and other onefact plays are presented throughout the year.

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First Row tlvtt to iight, Patty Harris, June Hostetter, Donna Hostetter. Second Row- Mrs. Elizabeth Nease, Peter Goodling, Harry Williams, Iimmy Gilmore, Clara Drake, Rickie Davis, Billy Morgan, Florence Drake, lackio Williams, Albert Houck, Russell Seymour, Iere Williams, Erma Kent, Miss Charlotte Field. Third Row Guy Iohnson, Jimmy Deacy, Billy Gufforcl, David Erickson, Jerry Kraft, Weldon Harwood, Don Goodlinig, Brnvr- Matthews, Colenian Brown, Paul Edwards, Iohnny Pyatt, Wendell Mobley, Milton Sault, Bobby Iohnson, Rlthflfd Medlnvk. THE BAND The Fletcher Band, although mostly composed of the younger musicians, has been very successful this year. They have for many years played for our home football games and most of the out-of-town games, helping greatly to keep the schools spirit high. The three majorettes who led the band down the field have attracted much attention with their baton twirling and fancy stunts, The Band gave a concert in the spring, which was a great success. The organization is under the supervision of Mrs. Elizabeth Nease, head of the Music Dept.