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

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JUNIOR MISS On October 22 and 23, appreciative audiences witnessed memorable per- formances of the Broadway hit comedy. Junior Miss. These people discovered for themselves that in addition to its other gifts, the class of '49 also has dramatic talent. Harry Graves .,.. , ,,.Harold Bieber Joe .,.,,........ ,,..... . . ,,Dale Burhans Grace Graves ..,. ., ,. ..Martha Sims Hilda. .. . ., .Joan Ward Lois Graves .... . .... Helga Burhans Judy Graves ..... . Marguerite Richards Fuffg Adams ......, .... ....,...... J a net Petty J. B. Curtis . .. ..,..,... Robert Willets Ellen Curtis ..,...... ........ P atricia Hoyt Wi'IIis Reynolds ..,.. , ...,,.... Stanley Paul Barlow Adams . ., .,,. -Edward Oakley Merrill Feurbach ., , . , ..... Joseph Cruger Albert Kunody . .. ,.,. . ...... .Karl Wilhelm Tommy Arbuckle ,. .... , . . . Robert Giammatteo Haskell Cummings , ...,. ,. , ,, ,,... ,,.. , .. ,... Robert Schwartz Prompters: Marion Beni, Nancy Moore. Properties: Josephine Ingoglia, Dorothy De Witt, Greta Johnsen. Shirley Berrian. Stage Crew: Ernest Frank, Gerald Murray. Richard Hues, Gary Avalear. Edwin Dangerheld, Donald Holman. Stage Set: William Clauss. Make-up: Anita Bradley, Charlotte Ray. Business: Barbara Burnett. Bernice Sherow, Helen Sauer. Ushers: Joyce Gemmel, Joan Richard. Carol Martino, Ethel Ruhle, Audrey Brower, Donna Sheldon, June Miller, Victoria Phillips, Beverly Brower, Emi Yoshikawa, Lois Lasher, Diana Drane, Ellen McDonald. Director: Jean Walker. Class Adviser: Marjorie Fry.

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+2191 i swf? X9 SI 5' SCM U First Row: Elsie Langefoss, Carol La Bonte. Carol Hey, Janet Petty, Lona Morey, Vivian Ruger, Diana Drane, Dawn Winters, Mary Lou Zwecker, Doris Jones, Ann Finkel, Marlene Overfield. Second Row: Lenora Cole. Barbara Hahn, Arlene Dayton, Anita Bradley, Marion Beni, Margaret Gardner, June Miller, Mary Draiss. Shirley Vaughn, Pauline Brower, Marion Duncan. Clara Nord- low. Third Row: Frances Manna, Nancy Sutton. Robina Trisko, Charlotte Ray, Eleanor Curran, Virginia Larson, Heather Duncan, Barbara Lyon, Thelma Budd, Ellen MacDonald, Florence Lynch, Helen Stillwell, Doris Atkins. Fourth Row: Janice Bub. Emi Yoshikawa, Harriet Goth, Nancy Moore, Annetje Coon. Janet Dingee, Nancy Taylor, Carol Reeves, Ann Smith, Janice Mahoney, Charlotte Filmore, Josephine Beni. Fifth Row: Barbara Langefoss, Patricia Styles, Ann Locke, Helen Filler, Margaret Dickenson, Elma Velie, Barbara Schaffer. Anna Carter, Joan Traver, Marilyn Hogle, Joan Douglas, Hermine Weigel. GLEE CLUB ape 777 OFFICERS President, ANITA BRADLEY Vice President, HEATHER DUNCAN Adviser, MARJORIE BURNHAM The Girls' Glee Club, one of Roosevelt's major clubs, meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays for concentrated practice. This activity offers a rare opportunity to novices as well as to those who have already had some musical training. Mem- bers learn to recognize and appreciate some of the better known works of the masters. They are also taught many vocal techniques for their own singing en- joyment. The Cilee Club participated in the P. T. A. entertainment, the Christmas assembly, the Harvest Festival, the annual Cilee Club Concert, and the Bac- calaureate Service. Every year several outstanding vocalists are discovered and developed. Who knows when we may find a second Lily Pons? wa? 15 Stream 47

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Left Row: Mrs. Bessie Honeywell, Albert McMickle, Bruce Bevens. Willard Allen, Gordon Kidd. Center Row: Mary Patrick, Robert Giammatteo. Joan Ward, Walter Pfetsch, Richard Montague. Right Row: Carl Raymo, Robert Becker, George Caccione. Stephen Region. RECORD STAFF Editor, RICHARD MONTAGUE Business Manager, CARL RAYMO Assistant Editor, DORIS MULLER Fashion Editor, MARY PATRICK Art Editor, WALTER PFETSCH Exchan e Editor JOAN VVARD Adviser, MRS. BESSIE HCSINEYWELL This year the Record hit a new high in circulation. There are three possible reasons for the increased popularity - a Hner paper. a new subscription plan, and an intense publicity campaign conducted in a series of noon assemblies. Four members of the staff attended the Empire State School Press Associa- tion in Syracuse and brought back valuable ideas for improving the paper. The group have devised plans for a permanent office so that they can carry out their writing efficiently. ' Having become Record conscious, the student body eagerly awaits the Friday noon publication. Such a response has helped to give the Record a permanent place in R. H. S. journalism. ' 'Q'-'WL' 1. '.n1H?ow.-H ar., A we 3, C G , S O TZYL'-jii I -, I inf, 4, 4 it nav .. 1.4 H nu' 49