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

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JUST DUCKY', Presented by the Senior Class, November 19, 20, and 21, 1947. The Place: The living room in the Max- well home. The Time: A rainy Saturday. CAST Mr. Maxwell ...,.,., ...,.......,....,.,.,... E ugene Schneider Mrs. Maxwell ,... .. .,,... Mary L. Townsend Betty Lou .,....... ,........., K athryn Myers Bernadine ,..,.. ....,,. B etty Iene Sones Wilbur ...,.,.. .,........ C harles Cansell Hercules ........... ................... C harles Sones Connie ........,........ .,,..... L ouise Houseknecht Craig Moore ......, ............. I udson Speary Mr. Moore ...,..,.... .........,.,.... D ale Smith Del Marshall ....... .,.....,...., I ay Stugart Aunt Mary ...,..,,,............,. .......... ......,...,.,.,.. S a rah Hall Miss Blayne ...,..,............,,................... Arlene Montgomery Play was written by Donald Payton. Play was directed by Mrs. M. Louise Waters. TECHNICAL STAFF Business Managers .,..............,,,...,..,,..... Marian Brungard, Betty Rooker, Thehna Craig Property Managers ...............................,........ Eloise Boyer, Shirley Fiester, Delores Myers Stage Managers ......., ..................,...........,. L loyd Flick, Allen Stugart, Eugene VVinter Publicity Managers ....... .......,.........,.,.,.. N orma Mae Eder, Kathleen George, Harriet jane Long, Shirley Shaffer, Guy Temple, Delphine Trick Programs ........,.,...................,...,.....,........... Della Charles, Margery Montgomery, Betty Rooker Ushers-Eloise Boyer, Emmaline Clark, Norma Mae Eder, Shirley Fiester, Kathleen George, Emma Hard- ing, Harriet Jane Long, Estherbelle McCoy, Margery Montgomery, Delores Myers, Shirley Shaffer, Mae Schultz, Delphine Trick, Phyllis Westcott. Make-up and stage sets ..,,..,..,.. by Mrs. Katharine Fetter

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VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE AND FARM SHOP This is a typical picture of what one might find being done in farm shop. The operation, care, and repair of farm machinery has long ago come to bc recognized as an integral part of vocational agricul- ture. The picture shows very briefly the modern trend in fam: machinery-the trend from the old, high, steel-wired wheels to the modem, low, rubber- tired wheels. Here are but 9. few of the many imple- ments that have been transformed this year in our farm shop. Other repairs include a tractor, harrowf, and shop machinery, and our construction list con- sists of two range shelters, two pig feeders, a wagon box, and a B.P.VV. Club emblem. Much creditable work, under Mr. Merrell's supervision, has been ac- complished by the boys during the year. GIRLS, CHEMISTRY The Girls' Chemistry class under the super- vision of Mr. Creveling, experienced a very interest- ing and profitable series of experiments during the school term, Aside from the regular course in chemistry, a unit of work in cosmetics was studied. Here the girls actually prepared such products as: cold cream, cleansing cream, vanishing cream, skin lotion, face powder and tooth powder. Also a study of the various harmful ingredients found in many brands of cosmetic products was made. HOME ECONOMICS Home economics education, under the super- vision of Mrs. Marie Merrell, completed various units of work during the year. Vocational home economics furthers the study of every girl's problems which she must encounter in her vocation, through instruction units as, foods, clothing, home relationships, home furnishing, con- sumer education, good-grooming, table etiquette, child care, textiles and nutrition. In general, the course promotes a student's knowledge of home- loving opportunities. These experiences also fur- nish a background for any choice of vocation. General home economics given to all junior high school students provides fundamental instruction for clothing and food classes. Other opportunities of- fered hclp prepare the pupil for her selected voca- tion in senior high school. The following girls have received state recog- nition with work presented at the Farm Show this year: WVilma Broam, clothing F53.00g Delphine Trick, canning 32.00, Kathleen George, canning 857.005 Phyllis VVestcott, P. F. H. A. song 951500. 29

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TAKE YOUR MEDICINE', Presented The Place: A Early evening. by Junior Class March 27, and 28, 1947. room in a Private Hospital. The Time: CAST Henry K. Dodson . ,.,... ..,,.,.....,, .....,.., C h arles Gansell Angela Warren . ,,.,.. ....,....... K athryn Myers Dr. Wm. Jackson ....... .,.,.., E ugene Schneider Miss Holt , .........,,..... ..... M ary L. Townsend Patricia Pryor ,.......... .,...... A rlene Montgomery Dorothy Carleton . ..,.. , ..,......,. Shirley Fiester Charlotte Nelson ........ .,..... P hyllis Westcott Jack Benson .................. ...,..... G uy Temple Jonathan Puckett ,....,.,...,.. ......,....... H arry Ritter Miss Cordelia Puckett ...... ...,.. M arian Brungard Miss Dove F inkledink ..,...,,..... Sarah Hall Dodie Blake ..,,.,,..,. ,....,.. . ...,..... D elphine Trick Demented Patient ..... ....,..,, H arold Gardner The Worried Man ...,.. .......,,....,..,. P aul Harding Woman Visitor Woman Visitor Little Girl ......... Her Mother ,....,. Margery Montgomery Estherbelle McCoy Thelma Craig Emmaline Clark Business Managers ...,,..... Betty Rooker, Betty Jene Sones Property Managers , ..,.. Delores Myers, Evelyn Campbell Stage Managers ,...,........... , ,.......................,. Charles Sones Lloyd Flick, Eugene Winter, Jay Harris Publicity Managers ....,...........,.....,...,.., Harriet Jane Long Shirley Shaffer, Norma Mae Eder Ushers-Eloise Boyer, Evelyn Campbell, Thelma Craig, Norma Mae Eder, Kathleen George, Emma Harding, Louise Houseknecht, Harriet Jane Long, Delores Myers, Estherbelle McCoy, Shirley Shaffer, Mary Ellen Snyder Play was written by Felicia Metcalfe Play was directed by Mrs. M. Louise Waters TECHNICAL STAFF Presented by the Faculty and Students, January 29, . l u and 30, 1948. The Place: A small mid-Western town' Business Managers , ..,... .....,..,..........,........,. 'Mr. Schaefer, The Time: Late Summer- Mrs. Plotts, Betty Booker, Lois Lanna Long CAST Property Managers ..,.,....,.......,..,....,..,.,.....,,..., Miss Corle, William Sylvanus Baxter ..,.,....,.,....,... Eugene Schneider Mrs. Baxter ..... Mr. Baxter ...,.., Jane Baxter ,.... Genesis .,......... Mrs. Merrell Mr. Merrell ..,.....,. Sue Boyer Mr. Creveling Mr. Parcher , ...... ., ....,........ Mr. Ashkar May Parcher Lola Pratt ..,...,. Johnnie Watson .,,.,... Joe Bullett ..,.... Wallie Banks George Cooper Anne Townsend Harriet Long Dan Little Charles Gansell Donald Myers Justin Myers Mary Brooks , ...,............,.....,....,..,.........,.............. Anna Hill Ethel Boke ,..........,...,.....,,..,.....,......,.,............. Eloise Boyer Tickets, Ca ndy, and Peanut Sale sponsored by P T. A. Stage settings and lighting--Mrs. Fetter Outside Scenery-Picture Rocks School Play written by Booth Tarkington. Play directed by Mrs. M. Louise Waters, Mrs. Katharine Fetter. Carolyn Eddy, Shirley Stiger Stage Managers ..,........,..,......,,. Mr. Merrell, Mr. Menges, Donald Rupert, John Reed, Gene Harris Publicity Managers ....,....... Mrs. Starr, Mrs. Wintersteen Programs . .,,.........,.....,.........,.,.,.,...,.,,....,..,,,. Betty Rooker, Margery Montgomery, Della Charles Posters ..... ....,..,...., J ean Rogers, Delores Myers, Marian Glidewell, Doris Bowers Musical Numbers arranged by Mrs. Delmar K. Townsend Ushers-Joan Diggan, Carolyn Eddy, Doris Farrar, Louise Houseknecht, Arlene Montomery, Kathryn Myers, Mary Anne Stolz, Jean Steumpile, Mary Louise Townsend