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

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M - 7 f ,Vasa .pf ,r i 'V , ny - I y. f in 13- -a'tt,!.. 1' ' -iv J ' ' ,i fe Lt -' .V First Row: Mary Patrick. Anita Bradley, Marion Beni. Heather Duncan, Eleanor Berge, Josephine Ingoglia, Martha Sims. Second Row: Marguerite Richard, Helen Curnan, Jean Gartman. Barbara Burnett. Patricia Hoyt, Lois Strassburger. Third Row: Robert Giammatteo, Joseph Cruger, Robert Boyce, Stanley Paul, Harold Bieber, John Burns. James Carmichael, Raymond Kearney. Miss Jean Walker. ORBIT Editor-in-Chief .. .,.. . , , . . ., , . ,Marion Beni Literary .. . ., . , ., .... . .. .. , , Patricia Hoyt, Marguerite Richard Features ..,.. . , . .. , Mary Patrick, Robert Giammatteo, Lois Strassburger Sports, ,. ....,. ,. . ., ..... ,.,, , , , ,. ,.,.. .... i ., James Carmichael Photography . , . ...... , .. . .. Joseph Comiskey, Raymond Kearney Circulation . . . Helen Curnan, Barbara Burnett. Jean Gartman Advertising ,. ,. David Blakley, Stanley Paul, Robert Willets Art , ,. ,, . . , Eleanor Berge, Anita Bradley, Harold Bieber Typing .,.... . . .. , , .Martha Sims, Josephine lngoglia Adviser .....,,.,. .,.........,. . ..,. . , ..,...... ,. . . . . , Jean Walker Into the hands of this group was entrusted the task of compiling the six- year record of the class of '49, Although at Iirst it seemed as if it would take seven years instead of months, gradually the files labeled Assignments Due and To be Proofread thinned miraculously. Those who purchase the finished product little realize the effort and time spent on the preparation of this project, but both will be justified if these results meet with the approval of the Orbit readers - 5155 i li ii t:'.T.., , .. 1' P gg. A., Y-.-- ,,,.,

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T First Row: Johanne Hahn, Mary Ann Packer, David Blakley, Elizabeth Patton, Patricia De Hart. PJ Second Row: Mary Beth Darlington. Marion Beni, Patricia Hoyt, Shirley Vaughn. Third Row: J James Mac Brien, Margaret Bahret, Karin Mattson, Hermine Weigel, Arthur Gross. Fourth Row: RA -ty N I Theresa Niet, Harold Bieber, Howard Paul, Barry Grauleck, ' J x w- A ' , se- it V i ,iw JY P' , GENERAL ORGANIZATION P I Y ' I J' X gf' gil -5' President, DAVID BLAKLEY Secretary. HERMINE VCEIGEI. gf' N ' Vice President, HOWARD PAUI. Treasurer, PATRICIA HOYT 'i -1 Adviser, MR. EDVJIN A. JUCKETT The student governing body, the General Organization, attempts to solve -' 1 the roblems related to student welfare. The rou met re ularl each week dur- P Q P 3 Y lf 1 ' v l. 'I' ... le 1 are ing the year and held special meetings whenever important issues arose. During Know Your Student Organization Vfeek. three public meetings were held, at which time the student body had an opportunity to see the council at work on a typical school problem. Projects this year included the awarding of extra-curricular letters, the setting up of a satisfactory monitor system. and the establishing of a Sunshine Committee within the council to send messages to students who are absent from school because of illness. As a special feature the '48-'49 council supervised the collection of food for several Christmas baskets which they distributed in the area.

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MW WQWQ U if ,M l My X -5 N.. i 95258 ri Y ill W J First Row: Robert Schwartz, Neal Horton, Glenn Coy, Jean Hunt, Eleanor Le Clair, Shirley Power, Francois Weigel, Shirley Staber, Carol Frank, Carol Juckett, Karen James, Marilyn Hankins, Roger Czech. William Eckerline. Second Row: Mr. Musselman. Edwin Dangeriield, William Birdsall, Richard Durbeck, Gerald Murray. William Luckfield, Edwin Beck. Robert Martineau. Charles Seaman. Donald Weber. William Coffin. George Beckman, Mary Darlington, Joan Joyce. Third Row: George Decker, Harold McCornac, Roy Johannessen, Elizabeth Patton. Ronald ahgep, lalglx Polhemus, Ernest Frank, Per Thyrum, Bruce Kimball. Donald Whiten, Stanley Paul, 0 If CIS. BAND President, STANLEY PAUL Secretary-Treasurer, ERNESQT FRANK Vice President, ROBERT WILLETS Conductor, MR. AYLMER MUSSELMAN There's music in the air applies here at R. H. S. on those various occasions when our fine band appears. At each assembly, at home football games, at the Harvest Festival and at special concerts the students have the opportunity to hear this versatile musical group. Since each performance means hours of serious re- hearsal, those who participate deserve every honor and recognition offered them. Three major appearances were on this year's calendar. Four band members - Stanley Paul, Robert Willets, Ernest Frank, and Robert Schwartz - played in the All-State Band in the Westchester County area, a great honor and privilege for these boys. On April 8 the Band appeared in its Spring Concert, resplendent in new uniforms, and on May 6 seven members participated in the Spring Festival in Hudson. The R. I-I. S. band is one of the most active groups in school and deserves sincere applause for its work throughout the year.