Mattituck High School - Reflector Yearbook (Mattituck, NY)

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The most unique of our musical organisations is the Boys Glee Club. Our first performance was given at the Christmas Concert and then came our performance at the Minstrel Show when we sang Vive L’Amour and other classic selections. For the V“E Day Program we sang Integer Vi- tae . The highlight of the year, however, was the Spring Concert at which we gave renditions of Emitte Spiritum and Alleluia in conjunction with the Mixed Glee Club. Our Mixed Glee Club has been quite active this year. The schedule opened with the Christmas Program at which the Glee Club sang the famous Noel among other selections. Next on the list came the V-E Day Pro- gram for which we sang Palestrina's 0 Bone Jesu . At the Spring Con- cert the featured numbers were Fire, Fire, Uy Heart and Hospodi Pomi- lui , the versions being comparable to those of the Harvard Glee Club and the Don Cossacks. Our officers for the year were Anne Hallock, President; Marilyn Jones, Vice-President; Lawrence Bergmann, Secretary. 26

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For more subdued and polished musio, we have the Orchestra. At the Christmas Program the Orchestra played the carols. The music between the acts of the Senior Play was also furnished by this organization of ours. Then at the V-E Day Program the Orchestra played several hymns along with our National Anthem. Among the other selections played at the Spring Concert was the Allegretton by Beethoven. Our officers were Arlene Armbrust, President; Anne Hallook, Vioe- President; Virginia Tuthill, Secretary. For adding local color to our activities we turn to our Band; for example, between quarters of our basketball games, the Band has played such marches as Stars and Stripes Forever . Also a performance was given at the Seventh War Loan Drive, and at the Spring Concert Baglay s National Emblem March was a featured selection. Our officers were Ruth Fahy, President; William Yetter, Vice-Presi- dent; Elsie Teresko, Secretary. 27