Rio Vista High School - Netherland Yearbook (Rio Vista, CA)

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THE. NETHERLAND NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO JANE VAN DER I-loocT BETTY EIMIGH CATHERINE FLODIN RALPH PEZZAGLIA greslzman Glass Qfficers Jane van der Hoogt ...... .......... ..............,...............,.......,. P r esident Betty Emigh .............. ........,..... V ice-President Catherine Flodin .... ........ S ecretary-Treasurer Ralph Pezzaglia ..... .............................. .......... R e presentative CLASS MOTTO Forward ever, backward never. CLASS COLORS Purple and silver CLASS FLOWER Lilac E261

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THE. NETHERLAND NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO . girls' glee 01116 HE girls' glee club, composed of thirty members, has been very suc- cessfully directed by Mrs. Margaret Wood Moore. The club's first appearance was at the Junior Play. At this per- formance they presented the cantata, The Wondrous Story, by Bellaire and Kountz. Christmas Bells, by Liddle, was sung by a special chorus. A trio composed of Jean Christensen, Alice Hitchcock, and Helen Hitchcock sang O Holy Night by Adam. Between acts of the Senior Play, the club sang Will O' The Wisp, a composition by Spross, and the girls' trio, Three Little Maids From School, by Gilbert and Sullivan. The trio consisting of Jean Christensen, Phyllis Fenton, and Helen Hitchcock, appeared in Mah Lindy Lou, by Strickland. On the commencement program, the girls' glee club rendered All Through the Night,', a Welsh air arranged by Saar. The trio sang From the Land of the Sky-blue Water, by Cadman. rchestra HE orchestra, directed by Mrs. Margaret Wood Moore, has made sev- eral successful appearances during the year. For the Junior Play, the orchestra presented Vienna Forever, by Schrammel. An instrumental ensemble, composed of Margie- Belle Landis, George Akers, Toshio Sasaki, Theodore Poole, and Robert Kishita, played A Hunting Scene, by Bucalossi. The chorus was sung by Hugo Knapp and Donald Jeffry. At the Senior Play, the orchestra entertained the audience with Poet and Peasant Overture by F. von Suppe, and Waltz by Victor Herbert. An ensemble composed of Josephine Yorg, George Akers, Toshio Sasaki, and Theodore Poole played Country Gardens by 'Percy Grainger. Manhattan Beach March by Souza, was used as the Commencement March. The ensemble played The Gondoliers from the Suite A Day in Venice by Ethelbert Nevin. l23l