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

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pg-gl: THQRZQITLLE MONARCH HIGH SCHOOL Zin HrIP111u1'in111 Llili MCBRIDE Yet Love will tlream, and Faith will trust, QSinee He who knows our neetl is just,j That somehow, somewhere, meet we must. Alas for him who never sees The stars shine through his cypress-trees? Wlio, hopeless, lays his dead away, Nor looks to see the breaking day Across the mournful marbles playl Wlio hath not learned, in hours of faith, The truth to flesh and sense unknown, That Life is ever Lortl of Death, And Love can never lose its own!

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HUGHESVILLE MON ARCH l HIGH SCHOOL PAUL A. SONES .......,.......................,.... Hank Football cl.-2'3'!lDQ Captain Football Team Qlljg Varsity Basketball Q2-3-4jg Baseball C39- olher than Paul Angmtitr Sonef. Hif derive The pietnre that yon now gaze upon ir none if to rearh the top aided hy aeadeinie and athleti talentr will .rpell .fncreff in the future. RUTH EVELYN Sriuuix ..,......,,......,....,. Ruthie Clee Club Q1-2-33g Track flj 3 May Queen Attenclent Q2-Hg Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y Qlljg of Honor 4455 Honorable Mention in Town- send Oratorical Contest Q45 g Minstrel C3-41 5 VUho Wouldn't Be Crazy. The ,flbil it of niirehief Jeeinf to he eninejhed in her darh hair, and to thine from her Jparhliizg eyef. Without her infeetionr laugh, certain gatheringf wonld not he minplete. Her attrartine perfonality, together with her in- telleftnal powerr made her a valnahle addition to our flair. Basketball f3-41g Cheer Leader Q3-4jg Mail I CATHARINE ALICE WHIPPLE .,.............. Kate Glee Club GJ g Home Ecinomics QU. Catharine, a loyal friend of everyone if N quiet and rtndionf. She haf the qnalitier that .rpell fneeeJJ, ' and we certainly hope Jhe findf it. LEONA ELEANOR WOODRUFF .......... Buttons ., PW Home Economics Q1-24455 Glee Club Q1-2-553 Tri-Hi-Y 42.47, Minstrel show Afp C59- Leona ir plump and rheerfnl. She radiater good health and good rheer. Her lift of ac- eemplirhnientf would fll a hook. What more eonld yon ark?

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HUoHEsv1LLE T MCNARCH HIGH scrioot HISTORY OF CLASS OF 1954 On September second, the first day of the school term for 1930-31, we, fifty-- two pupils strong, enrolled as Green Freshmen. After the subjects had been chosen and we became accustomed to the course of study, we organized a Literary Society. Helen Baker was elected president, vice president, Donald Weaver, and secretary, Ruth McConnell. This society proved, successful. During the second month of school we enjoyed a weiner roast at Glidewellis Park. Games were played. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Charles Grittner, and Mrs. Chester McConnell accompanied us. Many of our members this year participated in athletics. Although the most of them were substitutes they hoped to make the varsity next year. Gilbert Bab, Stewart Girton, Lyman Colley, Paul Sones, and Roy Herriman were on the football squad. The Freshman basketball team was quite successful in the Interclass League. We were proud that LaRue Lunger was a substitute on the varsity basketball team. Those who played basketball were McBride, Girton, Colabine, on the jay Vees, with Colley, Herriman, Sones, and Fox, on the class team. Helen Covert was a member of the girls team. A number of Freshman boys and girls joined the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. Several Freshman also entered the track meet at Montgomery. Mack Colabine, Stewart Girton, Lyman Colley, and Wilbur McBride were the Freshman boys on the baseball team. In all we have taken an active part in the activities of the high school. As the term is coming to a close, we are looking forward eagerly to the time when we will resume our activities as Sophomores. School closed on june 8. August 51, 1951 we entered school as sophisticated Sophomores. We returned to school eager to resume the activities of 1951-32. After we became adapted to the school routine once more the organization of our class was completed. Donald Fox was elected presidentg Stewart Girton vice-president, LaRue Lunger, secretary and Charles Guyer, treasurer. Our number this year was somewhat depleted, since several had fallen by the wayside. The Sophomore weiner roast was held at Mawr Glenp B0b,' Smith and Miss Dorothy Bonawitz accompanied us. Games were played and everyone enjoyed the evening. In honor of the bi-centennial of George Washington our class presented an interesting program in chapel. Martha Smith entertained us this year with a party. Everyone had an enjoyable time. Games were played and refreshments were served. Miss Rosenfield, Miss Bonawitz, Miss Sick, and Miss Cast- ner were present. This year we have a new principal, Mr. R. A. G. Stetler. He is well liked by our class. A Sophomore class party was held at the home of Carl Poust. We were accompanied by Mr. Smith, Miss Rosenfield, Miss Bonawitz, and Miss Shipman. Everyone had an enjoyable evening. As usual we were well represent- ed in sports. The boys who represented us on the gridiron were: Girton, Colley, Herriman, Sones, Brenner, and Colabine. Six Sophomores represented the class in basketball. They were Sones, Fox, Lunger, McBride, Colabine and Colley. Colabine, McBride, Girton, Colley. Fox, and Lunger were the Sophomore representatives on the baseball diamond. School closed May 31, 1932.