Hepburn Township High School - Hi Way Yearbook (Hepburn, PA)

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THE HEPBURN HI-WAY Left to right, first row: Betty louise Kuhns, Louise Snook, Kathryn Reeder, Bessie Waltz, Jane Deljonavan, Edith Cor-son, Eleanor Bartley, Sarah Young, Evelyn Fritz, Mary Bomboy. Margaret Aderholrl, Betty Breining. Second row: Marian Hornberger, Letha Beach, Gladys Waltz, Betty Beach, Jane Hensler, Jean Hornberger, Nadine Reist, Frances Drake, Lois Newcomer, Miss Pepper. Third row: Louise Cohick, Carol Hornberger, Ida Ringler, Bernice Brewer, Vera Lughart, Dorothy McKee, Miriam Dangle, Lola Blair, Doris Beach, Vonda Snyder. Not in the picture are: Jean Harer, Anna Null, Harriet Grove. HCOMIE IZCONOMI S ULUB HIS year, twenty old members and eleven new members formed the Home Economics Club of Hepburn High School. A,j, ' These future homemakers chose Hap- piness In The Home as their motto. They hope to gain cooperation and interest and to make this club outstanding in the future. Some activities in which these girls have participated this year consist of: Waiting on tables for the Missionary Society at the Balls Mills church in October. They also made and sold soup every Wednesday. On December 20, a community Christmas get- together was held and the girls had a large bazaar, at which things made by the mem- bers themselves were sold, and others were on exhibit. The home economics room Was carefully decorated for the occasion with 'ilidslloons and the club colors, maroon and goldf e Plans are now being made for a party for all the members. In May, they hope to have a penny supper with the F. F. A. boys. They entertained the F. F. A. boys at a roller skating party at the Memorial Park skating rink on,April 2. -Betty Louise Kuhns

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L THE HEPBURN HI-WAY OJFIFIICCIEIRS PRESIDENT .,...,.........,.,.,.,.............. .... D AVID HEIM VICE PRESIDENT .......,..... --- RUSSELL BEACH SECRETARY ....... ......... - -- DELOS BEACH TREASURER .............. REPORTER --- ....... ---- --- FLOYD ULMER --- GLENN BEACH ADVISOR --- ..................... .... L . J. BURGERT GLASS ROJLIL GLENN BEACH DONALD LUDWIG ALLEN ISBELL JACK O'TTO ROBERT PHELPS ALLEN CALVERT RUSSELL BEACH CLYDE WALTZ MONROE GROVE DELOS BEACH GEORGE SEITZER BRUCE BARTLEY DAVID HEIM RICHARD HORN FLOYD ULMER HAROLD BOWER , A U Bair sTuurlsi Fark JF. IF. A. HIGHLIGHTS 011: THlE YIEAR September 11 - 14-Attended the Lycoming Coun- ty Fair at Hughesville. The following received prizes for their vocational exhibits: Floyd Ulmer, Jack Otto, Glenn Beach and David Heim. October 14-16-Freshman F. F. A. Initiation. October 17-Community Get-together. Supper was served to one hundred and fifty persons. After supper games were played on the athletic field by the light of two large bonfires. Later in the evening the Freshmen received their final ini- tiation and became full fledged members of our school. November 26-Farm Produce Show. An excellent display of farm produce was on exhibition, but NEPIIIBIVILLE. PA few were able to attend. Snowed . . . remember? December 20-Christmas Party. An wholesome evening of fun and entertainment. Gifts were distributed by Santa Claus, himself. fEd Ricej. January 23-Floyd Ulmer received the Keystone Farmer Degree at Harrisburg. January 24-Some of our boys attended the State Farm Show at Harrisburg. The following boys won prizes: Floyd Ulmer and Jack Ottol March 15-Began our annual distribution of quality seeds. April 15-F. F. A. Banquet. In honor of our fathers and mothers. The Home Economics girls served the dinner.