Manasquan High School - Treasure Yearbook (Manasquan, NJ)

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ll ll '-ffl' CLASS new CLASS NIGHT EXERCISES Iune 2, 1939 High School Auditorium CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS Gardenia Veritas Omnia Vincit Scarlet and White ' Truth Conquers All Things March ......A,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,tt,,,,,.t,,,,.,,,..,,,.,,A,.,,,. tA,., O r chestra Salutaiorian .,.,,,........,tA,,,, ....., I ean Hoskins Violin Solo, Brindisi ....,. ..........,t,,,,,..,............,,,, ,,...... B y D. Alard Malvin Arlley Accompanied by Ianet Markle Class History ...... ......,........,..............,............,...,.......,................. A lice Larsen Class Poem ................,................., ..,... P riscilla Alden Roetzel Vocal Solo, Kashmiri Song .....,......i..,.............................. By Woodforde-Finden Shirley Thomson Class Will ......... ...,,...........,,...,,.....,,..... .,.,.... I o hn Legg Class Prophecy ....... ..,..... L eona Kravitz Farewell Tribute ..........,..... ...... R ichard Emmons Presentation of Gifts: Olga Krott Iohn Miller Virqinia Wilhelm Herbert Camp Iessie LaVance loseph Porto Alice Pepper Clarence Fishler Margaret Stokes Breckinridqe Iones Reba Holman Fred Morton Beatrice Draycott Herbert Davis Elizabeth Shaak King Sarqeant Ellen Brandt Kenneth Chamberlin Miriam Sutton Raymond lohnson Twelve

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1 ciziss me 71 f t SALUTATORY ADDRESS Written and Delivered by IEAN HOSKINS Members of the Board of Education, Parents and Friends, it is with great pleasure that I welcome you in behalf of the Graduating Class of l939. We feel that your presence here tonight signifies your interest in our class and in our school and we deeply appreciate having you with us. These exercises tonight are but a forerunner of our graduation after which we shall no longer have the guidance of our teachers to aid us in the problems that will arise day after day. We must learn to stand by ourselves and be ready to accept each opportunity as it presents itself. Our four years have been useful ones in which we have learned to work together. We, as a group, stood united and ready to attempt whatever put before us. Our class has ranked high, both in scholastic achievement in athletics. We have made a record for ourselves and the class of '39 long be remembered in the history of this school. Tonight is not the time to look back over the past four years feel sad to think our high school days are near an end, but it is a to rejoice. Rejoice, because a new world is opening before us and a dim of success shines ahead. Each one of us now feels sure that soon that will shine brightly and we shall find our places in the great world. was and will and time light- light Few of us know exactly what lies ahead, yet we all have our own ideas and plans. Some of these will be revealed to you tonight. I hope that you will enter whole-heartedly into the spirit of this program and that our exercises will meet with your favor. Once more l bid you welcome. ln closing let me assure you how deeply we honor and appreciate your presence here tonight. A FAREWELL TRIBUTE Written and Delivered by RICHARD EMMONS During the past four years, our Supervising Principal, Mr. Crosley, our Principal, Dr. Woolson, and the members of our faculty have instilled into us the glorious principle that in service, actuated by an unselfish interest in our fellowmen, lies the key to the greatest happiness, and that the first requisite for service is a character founded upon right, and supported by enough con- viction to render it invulnerable to the ravages of time and chance. The realization of this fact is of greater value than any actual knowledge that we have gained from our years of study, inasmuch as we firmly believe that only a system of education which develops the spirit as Well as the intellect has succeeded in its fundamental purpose. We, the class of 1939, are about to take our first step in citizenship. We realize that all knowledge is not academic, that all of life's lessons are not in books. Our advisers have given us our weights and measures of human endeavor-ideals commensurate with everything high and noble. In our school for citizens we have learned that the just deed, fair play, and the Golden Rule form the equipment for a successful democracy. lf, in the future, the Class of 1939 adds to the radiance of the divine spark within us, may Manasquan High School see its glow and know that to this institution goes much of the honor. May our Alma Mater grow larger and shine more brightly as the lower classes move forward to fill the place which we are leaving for them. So to our Supervising Principal, Mr. Crosley, to our Principal, Dr. Woolson, to the members of our faculty and to our school we pay this farewell tribute. Thirteen