'Y crates me gd!-" GIRLS' GLEE CLUB President ............. 7....... F REDA FAIRFAX Vice President ....,......... ........,........ A NNE COLLINS Secretary-Treasurer ......,. .....,.....,.... C LARA MUELLER Adviser .....,..............,...,.i,,..,,.....,....... MRS. DOROTHY RANKIN This year the Girls Glee Club far exceeded previous ones in membership. Its successful functioning has been under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Ran- kin. The girls' cooperation has been greatly appreciated during performances of the first and second semesters. In these they combined with the Boys' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. During the first semester the girls participated in the Christmas Cantata, "When the Christ Child Came" by Ioseph W. Clokey. In the second semester they took part in the annual operetta entitled, "Hollywood Extra". Members of the cast Were: Irene Maynard-Katherine Blodis, Uncle Abner-lack Legg, Rita Lupa-Anne Collins, Debby Wilcox-Shirley Thompson, Corporal Benson -lohn Wooley, Marty Williams-Paul Blain, Isaac Goldenrod-Bob Voorhees, Harold DeBunker-George Rogers. Other activities were: a concert given durinq Music Week, May first to the seventh, Baccalaureate Services and a number at the Graduation Exercises. Among the selections rendered during the year were: Cradle Song by Fritz Kreislerg An English Folk Song, Country Gardens, Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming by Michael Proetoriusg Spanish Waltz Song, Carmenay Sleep, Holy Child, and Angelicus by Cesar Franck. ALICE PEPPER SHIRLEY THOMPSON Some spare the rod and spoil the slipper. Seventy
WL 'mr ll ll MIXED CHORUS President .....7,A.,,,...A.7,.7,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, BARBARA NEWMAN Vice President ....,,..,. ,...,,. B EATRICE DRAYCOTT Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..AA., A LICE PEPPER Adviser .......,..A,....7.,77,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,, MRS. DOROTHY RANKIN The Mixed Chrous, composed of over one hundred voices and under the competent direction of Mrs. Dorothy Rankin, can look back on the school year l938-39 and remember it as one of the fullest and most enjoyable from the standpoint of qood music. The annual Christmas Carolinq in the corri- dors and Christmas Cantata, "When the Christ Child Came" by Clokey were events of unusual interest to the students. The noteworthy achievement of the year was, however, the highly suc- cessful operetta, "Hollywood Extra" by Charles Wakefield Cadman with Mr. Ivan Reese as stage director and Mrs. Rankin director of music. The story behind this production was the struqqles ot a small town qirl who wins a movie contest and tries to win recognition in Hollywood. The principles were lack Leqq, Doris Okerson, Katherine Blodis, Andrew Combs, Shirley Thomson, Paul Blaine, Anne Collins, Georqe Rogers, lohn Wooley, and Rob- ert Voorhees. Manasquan High School was represented in the All-State Chorus by Shirley Thomson, Mildred Prevost, Anne Collins, and Andrew Combs. This chorus sanq at the annual Teachers' Convention held in Atlantic City. Other appearances of the Mixed Chorus were at the Baccalaureate Ser- vice and Commencement Exercises, brinqinq to a close a memorable year. BEATRICE DRAYCOTT The worst thinq qoinq is a clock that won't ao. Sixty-nine
H 'utr ll ll BOYS' GLEE CLUB President ..,.....,..... .,,,... I CHN WOOLEY Vice President ....,,,.... ....,...,......, B OB VAN WART Secretary-Treasurer ,..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,, C OUNCIL MILLER Adviser ....,...,..,.,...,,,,.,...,,,,,,.......... MRS. DOROTHY RANKIN The 'Boys' Glee Club has had a year of many and varied activities. Their first participation was joining with the Girls' Glee Club in presenting the Can- tata and thet Christmas Caroling. The Cantata given this year was "Christ lsl Born." On February 24th-25th, the Boys of the Glee Club helped to present an operetta, "Hollywood Extra." This production proved to be one of the most successful affairs to be presented in the history of the school. Some of the, selections rendered this year are "The Blind Ploughmann by Clarke: "The King of France" by Wakeman and Wilson: "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" by Herbert and Baldwin, "Bedouin Love Song" by Pensuiti, "How Can I Leave Thee" by Kuckenp "Stars of the Summer Night" by Woodbury, and "Eight Bells" by Winslow. Last year, our number of boys decreased due to the graduation, and we lost many good voices. This year there has been a good response from some of the freshman boys and the upper classmen, as Well, which has helped to fill these vacancies. The Boys' Glee Club offered their last splendid renditions in a concert on May 4th, the Baccalaureate Service, and the Commencement Exercises. ANDREW C. COMBS If spontaneous combustion would only start the furnace fire! Seventy-one