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

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tilt? - RUTHADEL ZINCK Mansfield State Teachers College Fourth Grade EDITH M. FAGUE Mansfield State Teachers College Lock Haven State Teachers College Bucknell University Fifth Grade CLETUS MERRELL B. S., M. Ed., The Pennsylvania State College Bucknell University Vocational Agriculture HELEN KOHLER B. S., Mansfield State Teachers College First Grade RUTH NIXON Mansfield State Teachers College Lock Haven State Teachers College Second Grade BEATRICE E. CORLE B. S., Bloomsburg State Teachers College Lock Haven State Teachers College The Pennsylvania State College English MELVA O. KOCHER B. S., Bloomsburg State Teachers College Commercial ELIZA COX Lock Haven State Teachers College West Chester State Teachers College Third Grade ROSALINE FORESMAN Lock Haven State Teachers College Sixth Grade MARION KEHRER, R. N. Williamsport Hospital School Nurse Monarch - 9

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I ,jffl Qi' f. lOl-IN E. KELSEY MARY IO STUART Bloomsburg State Teachers College B. S., Mansfield State Teachers College History University of Michigan Music Supervisor M. LOUISE WATERS S. LEE MENGES A. B., Dickinson College Bloomsburg State Teachers College Latin, Social Studies and Dramatics Mansfield State Teachers College Lock Haven State Teachers College Health Education MARTHA L. HOAN INEZ T- HARMAN B' S., Bloomsburq State Teachers College B. S., Mansfield State Teachers College The Pennsylvania State College The PGUUSYIVUUW Slate College Commercial Bucknell University Colorado A. G M. College Home Economics MABEL S. PLOTTS IOSEPI-I C. ASI-IKAR A. B., Duke University B. S., Mansfield State Teachers College The Pennsylvania State College Duke University English and Spanish Mathematics LEWIS L. CREVELING KATHARINE M. FETTER B. S., Bloornsburg State Teachers College B. S., Kutztown State Teachers College M. Ed., The Pennsylvania State College Carnegie Institute of Technology Assistant Principal Moore Institute of Art, Science and Industry Science Art Supervisor Monarch - 8

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l ,STf1fm!enlf Chennai Organized six years ago tor the purpose of fostering better relations between the students and the faculty, our Student Council is still going strong and is the only form of self-government in the school. Student Council determines what activities count toward an honor key and the number of points each activity carries, also the scholarship that must be obtained each marking period for a pupil to be on the honor roll. lt com- piles a school calendar and thus regulates the social activities. Another duty is to recommend and establish clubs ot high standard in the school. Some of the activities during the year were: the promotion ot the sale of war bonds and stamps in the school, the planning of assembly programs, the landscaping of the front lawn ot our school building, the presenting of a flag to the school, keeping the appearance of the school attractive, sponsoring drives for the Tuberculosis Society, Red Cross, and other Welfare organizations, and the sponsoring ot several dances and a minstrel show. The following were chairmen of committees: Grace Corson, Civic and Social Aflairsg Dale Smith, Activities, lanet Sheets, Assembly, Delphine Trick, Service and Etiquette, Robert Webster, Scholarship. Officers elected for l945-46 were: President, Pauline Ritter: vice-president, Bill Hilly secretary, Audrey Rhinardg treasurer, Emma Harding. Faculty advisers were: Miss Corle, Mr. Creveling, and Mr. Ashkar. Monarch - lf?