Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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FIRST DANCE. At last the night has come But still 'tis only fine My dress is pressed and hair all curled- What fun to be alive! l have my perfume on It is the very best. l must look nice and try so hard To stand out from the rest. l've practised dancing, weeksg l know l must have grace For girls that walk on people's shoes Will surely feel the bliss. The doorbell's ringing now Where is my handkerchief? l have my purse, my bracelet too- That's all, to my relief. Oh dear! What must l say? The familyis sitting there Were out at last and all is bright l-le has the car to-night. Jessie Fiedler FREEDOM Our nation was founded By the religiously oppressed On these shores abounded Freedom for the blessed. They built a nation And broke the sod With faith and adoration For a loving God! Freedom is a priceless heritage To have and to hold. It is a great privilege For both young and old. To work and live in this broad land And boost America for what it stands William Strunk 92

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Modern Dancing For the first time in the history of the school, modern dancing is part of the physical education program. Modern dancing is comparatively new, but it is growing in popularity throughout the country, for it has developed to such an extent that profes- sional troupes are touring the country to educate audiences to this new type of dance. ln modern dancing we attempt to express an idea or meaning to the audience through body movement. The first program the class presented was The Juggler of Notre Dame . The group will also present the program of dances for the May festival which will carry out the theme, The Birthday of the lnfantan. Meetings for technique and instruction are held weekly for it is necessary to develop the finer skills through constant practice. Musical Groups 'iMusic washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. The A Cappella Choir, organized in 1936, has been under the direction of Miss Mary Elizabeth Douthat since the spring of l939. Girls' Chorus, also directed by Miss Douthat, was organized in 1939 and has attained great success in progressive harmony. The Choral Club, organized this year, is composed of I6 mixed voices. It is a select group with one weekly rehearsal and both secular and sacred music is sung. Together these music organizations have brought to the students apprec- iation and knowledge of good music and its effect upon the individual. A CAPPELLA CHOIR OFFICERS President .....................,..,..,.......... Dorothy Davis Vice-President .......... ............ B ob Johnson Secretary-Treasurer ..... Mary E. Chrisman General Manager ..... .......,.., J ohn Hall Historian ..........................................,. john Batlas GIRLS CHORUS OFFICERS President ...........,...,,........,...,.......... Lucille Hosey Vice-President .......... .............. P earl Forbes Secretary-Treasurer ..... ..... M ary E. Chrisman General Manager ..... ...,.... R achel Simon Historian .............. ..... V irginia Godfrey 94