Manasquan High School - Treasure Yearbook (Manasquan, NJ)

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THE TREASURE CHEST -- JUNIIIB SUIENCE ITLUB PI'f?Sl.IZf?llff . GEORGE SKOKUS Secremry . . NANCY VAlXDERl'lOVElY 7l'6USllI'6I' . . BILL BERGEN flflviser . . , . , . . . ,,,....., MR. TURNER The ,lunior Science Club of Manasqnan High School was organized during the first part of 1939-40 school year. The menihers are selected from the seventh, eighth. ninth, and tenth grades. Regular meetings are held twice each month during 'thc regular cluh period. The first interest of the group is in science. It is our aim to increase our knowledge concerning the ever changing environment in which we live. Through careful observ- ing, questioning, discussing, and experimenting we have been able to discover the reasons for the continual changes taking place in our daily lives. Experiments which have been demonstrated have added to the interest of the members. These experiments have cleared up some hazy ideas that we have had. At the time of this writing the club is busy planning for their annual spring trip which will take place in May. All are looking forward to a visit to Philadelphia which means a visit to the Franklin Institute, Independence Hall, the Zoo and the Botanical Gardens. Ninety-six

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THE TREASURE CHEST ATHLETIC C0 UNC! L President . , . , , . , . ADOLPH JTANSKY Vice Presirlent ..,., , HAROLD THOMPSON Secretary-Treasurer . , . , . . SAM FRANKLIN Adviser ,...,,. .,... , . . . . . MR. GRANVILLE MAGEE The Manasquan High School Athletic Association under the guidance of Coach Granville Magee. functioned throughout the school year in a most eliicient manner. Activities began in September, with the first meeting being devoted to the selection of oliicers and the launching of the seasonis ticket drive. Throughout the year the Association was in charge of guard committees at foot- ball, basketball and baseball games. lt led in the drive for more support from the students, for the various varsity sports. The advertisement sub-committee, under the supervision of Harold Thompson, was very efficient, and did much to build up interest in the schoolis sports program. A new feature, for the benefit of the students, was the introduction of a new season ticket. This ticket was sold on the installment plan and proved very popular with the students. By this addition to the regular season ticket. more tickets were sold and thus more support was gained forthe school. The purpose of the Athletic Association is to help govern the High Sehool's Athletic policies. to develop amateur athletics, and to cultivate the ideals of clean sports and their relationship to character and success in life by keeping prominently before the school wholesome interest in the various seasonal sports. .Yz'neI,v-eiglzl