Manasquan High School - Treasure Yearbook (Manasquan, NJ)

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w MP cows me TREASURE CHEST Editor ,,,............A7,.,7,,,...4,,..,,,,A,.,.,,..........,.............. IEAN HOSKINS Associate Editors ,.....,..,..,... ALICE LABSEN, BEBA HOLMAN Art Editors .....,.........,.... PEGGY STOKES, KEN CHAMBEBUN Business Manager ,,,,,,,t,,,....,.,.,..t,,.,t.,.......... IACK MCCABTHY The Treasure Chest, which contains a complete record of the graduating class and the various curricula and extra curricula activities of the Mana- squan High School in 1939, is one of the nicest books the school has pub- lished, It is larger than usual as it contains new features, the school song, the Class Night and Graduation Programs, the Class History and Prophecy as well as original art drawings by members of the class-all of which undoubt- edly add to its value. The publication is made possible by the members of the Class of l939 and the efforts of the staff which included the editor and her associates repre- senting the various senior home rooms: typists Doris Pierce, Helen Combs and Beatrice Draycott, the art editors, and snap shot work by Ted Wilson and his helpers. The financial side of the book, always an important con- sideration, was ably handled by lack McCarthy, lack Legg, Dick Emmons and Clarence Fishler under the guidance of Mr. Oakley. The staff wishes to take this method of expressing its appreciation to the student body as a whole for its cooperation, and especially to those students who gave of their time and effort in writing up material. With your help we have been able to make this a Worth while project. As a staff we believe that because of the able leadership, the firm deter- mination and untiring effort of Miss Beatrice Leitch we have been able to produce a superior annual which will, in the years to come, serve to keep green the memories of school life at Manasquan for both graduates and under graduates. IEAN HOSKINS Nine

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Aa EEF CLASS tfwfii Ten CLASS POEM By PRISCILLA RoErzE1. It hardly seems as though it could be true- Alas, that fleeting time we can't delay, Now, filled with all the things to learn and do, Pour crowded years in school have slipped away. Together we have learned to play the game, Learned rules to guide us as we run the race, Together we have won and lost, and learned To meet what comes with honor and with grace. Out of our classroom hours come our drearns, Wings of the mind to life our earth-bound lives. Out of the weary paths of futile toil, Up to the heights for which the brave soul strives. That we might learn to guard our heritage We've worked long hours at tasks that weren't much fun Democracy, to know it at its best, Demands each share in work for other's done. If we can just live up to all we've learned Put in our lives the best of all we've read, The future holds no fear nor doubt for us. Onward together, Class, Life lies ahead!