Manhasset High School - Tower Yearbook (Manhasset, NY)

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PRI G N the spring of '-18 the weather man really out- did himself to convince us that there would be no spring that year. The record falls of snow we had been having all winter long weren't enough, he decided, and we must be kept in the cold, rainy weather for the next few months. And so we were, right up through our final exams in the third week of june. However, before we draw a complete pic- ture of the spring, let's take a look at the rec- ord of what we did in those months. Back in the beginning of what should have been spring came the Music Departments Annual Con- cert. The orchestra and band performed commend- ably as did the choir, which featured as soloists two of its members, jane Brown and Marian Chis- holm, and a guest tenor, Everett Griek of Manhas- SCI. Soon after the concert, the class of '50 brought forth its contribution to the year's social life in the form of the Soph Hop. We were reminded of the coming event for weeks in advance by men of distinction posters. The theme of April Show- ers and the smooth music by Peter Vance made the evening a very pleasant one. Following soon after the Soph Hop, the girls were spotlighted when, on May sixth, they pre- sented their annual Sports Night. At the first meeting of both teams Ginny Thompson and Lucia Thwaits were elected assistant color captains to help Marilyn Myers and Ruth Garrick, respectively of the Orange and the Blue teams. Practice started then and there and continued right on up until the eventful night. The theme was a circus in which the Orange and the Blue pooled their acrobats, STUDENT CONGRESS Ruu' One-J. Stein, M. Frame, B. Fowle, N. Barrow, A. Fincke, J. Diefendorf, M. Craig, D. Cebe- Habersky, A, johnson, H. Kitchener. Rau' Tzm-B. Langdon, A. MCGeeney, G. Thompson, L. Thwaits, R. Martin, R. Schmorr, M. Chisholm, A. Avanozian, W. Braznell, T. Austin. Rau' Three- G. Riggs, S. Liebrect, J. Arnold, L. Goodman, M. Wilke-n, P. Pownall, M. Talbot, A. Steigler A. Raabe, D. Guder, R. Kline. Rau' Fourh-M. Henahan, W. Angus, Hatch, C. Penny, C. Cross- man, G. Devereaux, M. Harding, J. Auch, B. Gschwind. Rau' Fire-D. Hoffman, D. Bayer, F. Kyle, D. Matthews, H. Powell, li. Couchman, B. Carpenter, C. Martin, S. McGeeney, A. Strandberg, P. Kilgus. v 1 -1 1