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

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HUGHESVILLE MONARCH l HIGH SCHOOL jg' l BASEBALL TEAM Left to RightHfFirst Row: L. Lungerg M. Colabineg R Herriman G Myers H Hous knecht. Second Row: W. McBrideg S. Girtong L. Colleyg Coach Crevelinfb P Sones D Fox BASEBALL Hughesville High Champions of the West Branch League in 1957 will no have a chance to repeat their victory as the league was disbanded Howcvcr with all veterans back but Aderhold who graduated, Coaches Crevehnfv and Golder have molded a strong team with which to meet other Challengers in independent ball At this writ ing the team has won two games, winning from Turbotville by the scores 7 5 and 9 1 The schedule as arranged: May May May May 9-Turbotville-Away. 15 !Montoursville-Away. 1 6-B enton-Home. 2 2-Montoursville-Home.

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---9-Eeigli HUGHESVILLE MON ARCH HIGH SCHOOL l FOOTBALL TEAM Left to Rightfliirst Row: Boudmang H, Sonesg Crossley, P. Sones, Captain, Lunger, Seibertg G. Myers. Second Row: R. Myers, Stigerg Foughtg N. Houseknechtg Colley, D. Fox, Girtong E. Worthingtong K. Foxg G. Boyer. Third Row: E. Schneiderg D. Worthingtong R. Michael, P. Sonesg F. Frantz, H. House knechtg H. Smithg R. Boakg J. Diggang Coach Golder. RESUME OF FOOTBALL FOR 1955 XX'hen the call for football candidates was issued by our new coach, Frank Golder, a promising array of approximately 35 boys responded, veterans and newcomers. After about two weeks of strenuous practice, the team faced its first opponent with about one-half the varsity composed of fellows who had no previous game experience. The schedule this year was an unusually tough one, the majority of the games being played with larger schools, including Milton, Bloomsburg, Danville and Can- ton. The team captured victories from Ralston and the Williamsport High School Reserves, lost by close scores to Muncy and Picture Rocks, and dropped the remainder games by rather large scores. When the sheepskins are handed out this spring, the football team will lose Cap't. Paul Sones, Don Fox, Skip Lunger, Bud Colley, Stug Girton, and jack Crossley. These fellows will be missed but there are juniors and Sophs. and Freshmen who are anxious to step into the positions vacated and we face another season with great pros- pects.

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---a-3-QI: HUGHESVILLE MONARCH l HIGH SCHOOL l GIRL,S BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right: T. Snyderg D. Bubbg R. Poustg H. Armstrong, R. Minierg G. Sones, Coach, Rippelg R. Stigerg R. McConnellg H. Covertg E. Faus, E. Grittnerg F. Newman. GIRLS BASKETBALL Losing only one game out of eleven, the Girls Team had a most successful season. Under the tutelage of two new coaches, Miss Amy Jacobson, and Miss Ethel Rippel, the girls succeeded in wresting victories from Pennsdale, Alumna, Williainsport Y. C. A., Dickinson Seminary, Middleburg, and Montoursville. The girls lose six members, Hattie Armstrong, Helen Covert, Evelyn Grittner, Edna Faus, Ruth Stiger, and Ruth McConnell by graduation. Prospects for next season are bright with a num- ber of the varsity back.