Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School - Orbit Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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C1 AIRY WASCAX AGI lmtrprxsmg, musmf,-tonbtnnal ny ns lmtr forte Sotnal Klub I Handlcraft Club c.xlLL C lub IRAxR XVHALLNI Bram ns fun lmnng., lnes for tu day and not for tomorrow an I rutba e tlmames Club 1 7 Socral Cub I 2 NORBERT SUFALKO Llbcral qunet tnvnallues do not xnterest hum Craft Club I 2 HELEN HoMAs Gracious sweet good naturcd BSS Socnal Club l 2 Athletic 2 4 Latm Club I Basketball 2 Suence Club I Glec Club GERTRUDE TROTSKY Resourceful has an eyt on the future MARY V1 zo Cluatty amiable-her sn ale ns hood to see Sutnct Club I Social Club l Glec Club 4 ALMA TERRY Frank us aclous her sedulous effort forecasts future rcvm ards The Bannrr 4 Athleuc Club 3 4 Debatmg Club 4 Class Play 4 Talented ture I ll FRANK TOR I S Hill L l 1 ,A ,NE E -if n , ,.f 'l 'l ,f C Basket ss C0 try 4 Trac rresp dence Club 2 Cra t Club 3 Blue and Whxte Rev: 3 The Banner 4 RNA WANz1E thtrt as luddtn sunshme Sutral Club 1 Dramatic Club 2 Glee Club 4 MARX WIIMLR C andld cooperatne-bnfttd vutla a sense of humor Suual Club 1 Handicraft Club Dramatxc Club 2 4 Glee Club I 4 Checrleadtri 4 Tbt Ban mr 4 Blue and Wlhltt Rcvxtvu 3 Publrc Speaking Club 2 3 Ath lttlt Club 4 NIARII XXIHAIINI Slum blondv. sbt carrnts lnrself mth stately grate :Hx 7 4 Sue. Clu 1 Atlmlcuc Club 4 Glec Clu l Optrtzta I X .4 KWHJQ: . - : ' , X. C , ,.,f.-K.. lf ' - l. a--iff' C ' ' - .5f', gif' , ' D ' , gl ' Q , -tizxx . 7- 1. V . 1 ' 5 - - -s n A ' E win ' I 2 I ,J - 2 U G i , Q ..- 3' 4. ' : T , . x 5 F - . , dy, ' .. . n. E .. , 49 . . Q -' ' It is , ' '11' l- jolly, painstaking--within lwr , . 5 ' ,gg .- 4 : ' 2 23 ' ll zgl ' l , 5 ., : ' ' , : ' ' f , , -. , U K 5 x ' . I l - 1--Q E 'fil- ,K s F ' 1, , 5 ' if ,.., - .' ,,-'. - T ..- . '. . 'X B d g F, ll 2, 3,-1g M- Trl '-. 3. 1 Nial b : - 'A i ,.g ' I ' s ' b 1

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ANN RUTKOVVSKI Dark-eyed, coy-has a happy-go- lucky air. Public Speaking Club I3 Social Club I, 23 Handicraft Club 25 Athletic Club 43 Glee Club 4. ALBERTA SANKOXVSKI Considerate, volatile-likes to let you have your own way. Basketball 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 33 Athletic Club 2, 43 Operctta lg Social Club lg Tri-Hi 2. Ends I Tl'lON CICCIP ANC Cheerful, ulent-one who worries little. Blue iite Revie The l Y 'raft Club 23 Me- chanics Club WALTER SI5MI1ko Studious, ready to rft l WILLIAM SHAULINSKI Sunny disposition, eflusive-has a remark for everything. Science Club I, 23 Craft Club I3 Mechanics Club l, 2. I A ,,., ir , .L ,,,,. .1241- VI NIA SHIiooN Nea attractive+follows the lat- est modes. Band l, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi 2, 3, 43 Correspondence Club 23 Dramat- ic Club 2, 43 Social Club 13 Cash- ier 1, 2, 33 Debating Club 43 Athletic Club 23 Class Play 4. HENRY SHIMKO Sociable, lanky-he is the master of his fate. Mechanics Club 13 Social Club 23 Debating Club 43 Class Play 4. NllCHAliL SLAVINSKY Friendly. amenable-always has the correct answer. Mechanics Club 13 Dancing Club 23 Craft Club 23 Radio Club 3. ANNA STAVINSIQI Resourceful, retiring--the short- hand XY'il. Public Speaking Club l, 23 Social Club I. fi 1' , ii ,. H ' M M. ANNA SMITH Amiable, conscientious - an at- teniive student. Glee Club 1, 23 Trirlli 23 Basket- ball 3. 43 Social Club 13 Athletic Club 4. JANET STIiI.I.o Engaging, energetic-takes things casually. Basketball I, 2: Glec Club lg Handicraft Club lg Athletic Club l, 2.

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JOSIQPHINE W1n'T11NA Conservative, studious - believes honor lies in honest toil. Social Club 1, 25 Handicraft Club 25 Glee Club 3, 4. IFUC DANN JOHN Wnowski Carefree, impulsive--cares little for what the future holds. Mechanics Club 1, 25 Radio Club 1, 2, 35 Craft Club 1, 2. TTY ELIN W'cll-mann - , comely-a per- fect lady. Curres I 5 Art Club ' Club: Blue and White Review 35 ting Club 45 The BMIIIIUV 45 Ath ic Club 35 Stu- dent Council ZUKUS the 3,4,Cor- 2, 3, 45 The Tri4Hi 2, 3, 45 Debat- Club 45 Public Speaking Club 1, 25 Athletic Club 2. 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Science Club 1, Z5 So- cial Club I, CLASS OFFICERS ljrvxitlmf ---- WILLIAM MLCABL l,il'l'Pfl'5illl'I1f - NESTOR TURLIS Svrrvlary - - MARY WLIMPR Trfmurer - ARTHUR RU rHs Class COLORS-Blue and Gold Ctfxss FLoxvx5R-Gardenia MOTTC7 'LCSS than our best is failure SONG- GOOD-BYEU Tune-There I G0 By: ARTHUR RUTHS Kulpmont High, We the class of '41 bid thee good-bye We have had our fun, however, sorry to say that it must end today Faculty, we sincerely thank you for the help you gave, Teaching and instructing us as to what we should do in this world s problem school Our high school days are over, and we find that we're on our own The goal we've sought has fully been bought By our working here everyday. K. H. S., Mem'ries cf delight we've had with us will go XVhether in the classroom or if we are at work Still you'll be dear to us.