Highlighting this year's annual show, "What's the Answer?" at Roosevelt Junior High School on Thursday and Friday, March 13 and 14, and providing

lots of pep and sparkle will be a variety of dances and specialty numbers.

Under the direction of Miss Elizabeth G. Boyle the following dance groups will demonstrate their ability as dancers: The Waltz Clog and "Liechtensteiner Polka", Maxine Anspach, Sandra Boor, Marcia Barclay, Nancy Etienne, June Hooper, Debby Oswald, Pamela Patt, Carol Summers, Diane Swan and Sharon Swope.

"The Hop", a modern jitterbug, Joan Beauchamp, Jackie Blackwell, Bonnie Kauffman, Patrick Kensinger, Sandra McCoy, Linda Robinson, Gloria Rupert, Diane Rush, Bill Bowers, Jim Crum, Frank DeLeo, Richard Geist, Jeo Schuster, Bill Sigel, Wilbur Walk, and George Young; a comedy number by "Professors" Raymond Coffman, Richard Geist, Richard Mitkowski and Kenneth Showalter. A modern waltz, Maxine Anspach, Karen Graham,

Lorie Hess, Barbara Lesko, Virginia Summers, Diane Swan, Carl Barnhart, Bill Bowers, George Evans, Joe Giovinazzo, Russell McMahon, George Miller, and Artie Musto; a square dance, Cheryl Barry, Sharon Clinger, Gail Dietzel, Judith Grove, Shirley Harshbarger, Cindy Stell, George Evans, George Miller, Dewayne McKnight, Bob Price, Anthony Peciiarella and Wilbur Walk.

Miss Rose Marie Garrety has instructed these dance groups Maryids, Thursday -- Bonnie Abram, Carol Bowser, Virginia Day, Donna Faretta, Judy Grove, Joan Heitsenrether, Jean Kearney, Mona Knepper, Dorothy Knoll, Kay Schucker, Mary Ann Wildes; Friday -- Janice Koelle, Diane Lloyd, Susan Loy, Beverly Markle, Maureen McEvoy, Sonja Meader Diane Olewine, Virginia Parsons Judy Rabenstein and Beryl Wilkinson.

The Happy Dancers, Thursday -- Barbara Baker, Anna Calderwood, Linda Eckard, Jackie Ferris, Karen Miller, Marsha Miller, Judy Morvan, Virginia Summers, Linda Walker, Linda Weaver, Carole Branda, Linda Daniela, Barbara Mantz, Carole Marinello, Judy Moschelli, Donna O'Toole, Patty Pearson, Donna Rickabaugh, Peggy Sinclair, and Diana Tritle.

The Umbrella Dancers, Thursday -- Betty Colabove, Cora Dean, Judy Means, Carol Paterick, Patty Poirrier and Gloria Stiffler; Friday -- Mary Lou Brown, Jackie Evans, Evelyn Forshey, Joy Pansi,

Romayne Pittman, and Mary Pringle.

Marjorie Boyer will do in ballet her interpretation of the page in the operetta, "Ask the Professor"!

Appearing in the spotlight be- tween acts of the operetta will be two special attractions, the majorettes and the tumblers. This year the majorettes,under the leadership of Sue Ziegler will perform a routine to "Gypsy Tarentella." The majorettes include: Cora Dean, Jackie Ferris, Linda Harper, Jane Hooper Barbara Mantz, Kay McGirk, Judy Morvan, Judy Means, Thursday: and Bonnie Barefoot, Judy Kensinger, Carol Lego, Judy Long, Judy Myers, Cora Quay, Kathie Sipes, Diane Sevan, Friday.

The tumblers are Dallas Butler, Jerry Butler, Bill Dibert, Albert, Endress Norman Fassano, Clair Ferguson, Tom Hagan, Malcolm Langham, James Neil, Terry Painter and Tom Painter. Harry Dinges in the instructor.

Providing the musical backbone for the entire show will be the school orchestra under the directiontion of Ray S. Detwiler. For the overture the orchestra will play a melody of music by Eduard Grieg from the Broadway musical "Song of Norway."

Between the play and the operetta two instrumental specialty groups will be featured, The Singing Strings comprised of Kathy Dietzel and Carole Reifsteck, violin, Linda Ross, viola, Peggy Benton, cello, Marguerite Quateara, bass, and June Metzker, piano, will play "When I Grow Too Old To Dream" by Sigmund Romberg.

The Trumpet Trio with Walter Baer, Alan Clinger and Karl Miller, accompanied by Carole Reifsteck on the piano, has chosen "My Buddy Polka" by Ervin Kleffman as its selection. Throughout the operetta the orchestra will provide accompaniment for such groups as the choruses, the dancers, the majorettes, and the tumblers.

Tickets for "What's the Answer?" may be obtained by contacting any Roosevelt student or by calling Miss Marjorie Reid in the school office. Reserved seat tickets are still available for the Thursday performance.

Members of the orchestra are as follows: First Violins -- Kathleen Dietzel, Susan Dickey, Carole Reifsteck, Joseph Priddy, Kathleen Burns, Ruth Walker, Suzanne Hammann, Carole Strohman.

Second Violins -- Peggy Lenson, Marsha Evans, Kay Stine, Linda Walker, Virginia Summers, Delene Burns, Felicia De Ilius, David Kaber.

Third Violins -- Gilda Garlena, Susan McCune, Barbara Boyer, Michaelyn Lieb, Peggy Brindle, Karen Miller, Marilyn Burchfield, Wanda McCartney.

Violas -- Linda Ross, Tracyann Butler, Susan Lego.

Cellos -- Peggy Benton, Sandra Lynn, Patricia Rings.

Basses -- MargueriteQuatrara, Carl Barnhart.

Flutes -- Thomas McNamara, Carol Branda, Judith Rogers, Fred Glover, Marjorie Boyer, Carol Good, Betty Jo Burket, Jean Brunner.

Oboe -- Karen O'Keefe.

Clarinets -- William Loup, Bert Hughes, Perry DeNisi, Grant Strum, Fred Lytle.

Alto Saxaphone -- kent Copenhaver, Richard Hite, Michael McMahon.

Tenor Saxaphone -- Ronald Bankert.

Trumpets -- Walter Baer, Karl Miller, Alan Clinger, Horace Davies, Richard Picano, Barry Wright.

Trombones -- John Lynn, Theodore Alleman, Gary Heinbach, Starlette Lingenfelter, Andrew Marsh.

French Horns -- John Quay, Philip Margush, Bonnie Liebegott.

Tuba -- Robert Baker.

Piano -- June Metzker, Rita Meikes, Virginia Youngkin, Nelliemae Malloy, Judith Kulp.

Percussion -- Joseph Giovinazzo, Dennis Pompa, Dorinda Depp, Frank Marsh, Jack Covert.