Hughesville Junior Senior High School - Monarch Yearbook (Hughesville, PA)

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' HUGHESVILLE MONARCH HIGH SCHOOL Commencement Four years we've worked for this Commencement Day y And now it's here, But still we feel a pang at leaving Things so dear. We worked, we played, and laughed together These four years, And now to think that they are ended Brings out the tears. We've spent the best days of our lives Here with each other, And as the years go by, we will be bound Closer together. Four years we've spent within these walls, And now they're past, But tho' we're far away, we will remember them 'Till the last. -Anonymous. Farewell S6'7Qj07 J With the coming of graduation there is a feeling that is similar to that after the loss of a good friend, a relative, or a close acquaintance. The joy of the end of school term is marred by the passing of our Senior Class, an event unpleasant as it is un- avoidable. The years of friendship pass too swiftly by, and we Hnd ourselves at the parting point. Without the Seniors, next year, the school will seem to have an unusual emptiness. The Seniors will be missed very much, for in all our school activities they have played an important part. Their leaving will create a great loss in the ranks of our football, basketball and baseball teams, in our track and debating teams, and our school paper staff. Consequently their departure will leave a gap in the every day school life that will be impossible to mend. Realizing, though, that there is an end to every good thing we reluctantly bid them au revoir since we hope to see them again some day, and in the meanwhilef- May the best of luck and happiness be yours in the many years to come. SKIPPY LUNGER.

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HUGHESVILLE MON ARCH HIGH SCHOOL 1513-4-H THE JUNIOR CLASS The Epic of The Ciara' of 734 The tale of the Class of 1934 is an interesting one. As we look back upon the part we have taken in school activities, we are proud of our achievements. It is with no small amount of satisfaction that we recount on this page the things which have been accomplished. We entered Hughesville High School in the Fall of 1930 with a class numbering 52, each and every one of us intent on getting our share of wisdom and sophistication during our four years stay. Since that time, now three years past, some have fallen by the wayside and our class roll has dropped below the 50 mark. We sincerely hope that those remaining will continue their High School education next year as Seniors. The Class of '34 has always been active in High School activities. In athletics we have furnished, for the past three years, a large number of the members of the Varsity and junior-Varsity teams. Although we have been active in athletics, our social life has not been neglected. Several successful parties have been held and our aim is to make our Prom the best ever held in dear old UH. H. S. MACK R. COLABINE, ,34. WILBUR McBRIDE, 724.