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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

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XA X WALTER'S CITY SERVICE STATION TIRONIE 8: HILL AMERICAN STORE C ,X PRBPE RTY U Y THE MONARCH OF 1950 HUGHESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HUGHESVILLE PENNA q i-X-me-lwf d0xvas s EDITOR IN CHIEF Donna Fuester ASSOCIATE EDITORS Anno H II Ruth Morgan BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGER Donald Kuesmger Chorles Daugherty 2 FS. DEDICATION We wish to dedicate 'this annuol issue of our Yearbook, the Monarch, to Mr. Lewis Crevel- ing, who very willingly con- tributed much time and effort to each and all of usp may we oHer our sincere gratitude. .Q ,, H ,.+ 4-v , v f I' 'M' ,fd , ,.,-1 ,-D Q ,nf ,, I ,',,.'vw1,, 5-kv,,,ff f 17 if 'I 'av Q- f 40 if fx ,.u45,,4,n-f' , .v w wa an svlfssm .4 - ah ll Im an an .f v ,ffm I ll kill: E' M W X -.x v :nina 'MM DRUGS 'M- 1 Il f -I 5. M 1 ri - , Mrfff' . 1 h B Q 'W VUE K.. M as K qu --A.. E! iii: Ill! ,ui-af ,,,,...,,,..b-w-V snwar EST 5 4, ' A: L25 nv :Ti X fx, . H. ' s if zi' 'FA' 5, A, 5 ' l ' , . 1- A 1 ' .lff 1- k A ' W X ff, 5 .i FOREWORD The years have gone by swnttly and now we are sensors Every day In the halls of Hughes vulle Hugh School we have turned over anoth page In our lutes history without reallzung at We have so many happy memories our prom with all Its excltement the hard work of makung our pays successful and the many friends we have made whom we will always love With the unventnon of television an excntnng new world has opened before us we are seeing and WITDGSSIDQ things whuch otherwnse would remaln unknown So let us keep this In mmd not only for the theme for the Yearbook but also throughout lute the show must go on Donna Fuester TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS FEATURE APPRECIATION We wash to thank all of you who worked hard to make and publush our Yearbook 6 ' ' - V er if . I . . I I i . - - - - - - - 3 - - - - - - 7 - - - - - - - - I3 - - - - - - - - 25 - - - - - - - - 37 . . . . . - - - 45 ADMINISTH TIU l lb Q lil!! 5 5 .l Y 761'- llb' LIZ LJ it ng igtfr, ls -N ,Nl u ng - lag., 'SQL 5: gfffiim X 'Fall ! snfsiisg sh 25 u,' I' .ii h-.,,,.....,.-.. E5 2:5 T ' -- '- ff' , I 0 - n 3 ' X ,GI Seated Mr Burton Morgan Presldent Mrs Edlth Guyer Secretary and Mr W Charles Walters Member Standmg Messrs Wlllnam C Gruttner Vuce Presldent John Duggan Member Roscoe Ccrson Treasurer BOARD OF EDUCATION As we look upon the young people of today we are content not only to trust the Future to them but to work In every way to open the doors of nnformatuon to them that they may grow places nn the busmess world We belueve that they are potentually more capable at theur age than we were at the same age Why shouldnt they be? Compare thenr envnronment wuth ours at the same age Com munncatuon, transportatuon medncnne, and edu cation are only a 'few :tems that have made such strudes un the last thurty or forty years The entnre envnronment of lnfe has been changed for the better We can help by openmg the doors of unfor matron, by showing to our young people what at IS that makes the wheels go round by provnd mg as many opportumtles as possible for them to get a start QA toe hold as they call ntl and by being thenr teachers coaches and trainers as long as we remaln leaders As goes the young people of today so goes the busmess world of tomorrow We should pass to the younger generatuon our store of wusdom and experuence , . . - in stature as quickly as possible and take their - - - ' I u I I - ' ' ' I I ' l ' -8, lo the Class of 1950 The year of your graduatuon 1950 closes the first half of the twentneth century Durung those years tremendous strndes have been made In the fleld of science medlclne communication transportation and Invention Distance has been shortened so that any part of the world ns now less than slxty hours away We are now ltvung nn the Atomlc Age Your formal education of twelve years was ecured during thus time But you wlll be earntng your own luvtng and making your contribution to society tn the last half of the century What wall your contrlbutlon be toward solvnng socnal economlc and polltncal problems? lt would not be wnthun the realm of reason to expect that all of you wnll attaun outstanding success However If you llve so as to brlng happiness to yourself and others keep an Interest tn your classmates and friends and always do your best tn whatever statton of lute you find yourself you will be makmg a contrnbutnon toward prog ress and success tn the next fifty years May your Hugh School Days help you to attann thus goal My Best Washes and contunuecl Interest are pledged to each member of the Class of 50 Your Prnncupal and Frnend Harold L Schaefer 9 s l' ...X , , I I I ' . C . . , 1 I , , . . . H 11 ' I I TECHNICIANS Martha Starr Beth Gardner Katharine M. Fetter Cletug Merrell M, Louise Wafer, Beatrnce E Corle John E Kelsey Ruthadel Zmck Ruth Nlxon Rosalme Foresman MARTHA STARR B S Bloomsburg S T C The Pennsylvama State College Gregg College Chlcago llllnols Commerclal Supervnsor Trl Hn Y Club Class Night Advuser Monarch Yearbook Twelfth Grade BETH GARDNER B S Bloomsburg S T C Englush and Spanlsh Supervrsor Oratorlcol Contest Class Nrght Advuser Yearbook Twelfth Grade B S Kutztown S T C Carnegle Instutute of Technology Moore Instltute of Art Scuence and Industry r Supervlsor Decoratuons and posters for class P Advlser Yearbook Monarch Eleventh Grade CLETUS MERRELL B S M Ed The Pennsylvama State College Bucknell Umverslty Vocational Agrlculture Industrual Arts Supervnsor F F A M LOUISE WATERS A B Dlclunson College Lotm Soclal Studles and Dramatlcs lays and prom BEATRICE E CORLE B S Bloomsburg S T C Lock Haven S T C The Pennsylvama State College English Supervisor Monarch Advlser Student Councnl Eughth Grade JOHN E KELSEY Bloomsburg S T C History Advuser Tenth Grade RUTHADEL ZINCK Mansfield S T C Fourth Grade RUTH NIXON Mansfleld S T Lock Haven S T C Second Grade ROSALINE FORESMAN Lock Haven S T C Supervlsor Jr Class Play Sr Class Play Jr and Sr Prom Slxm Gmde Dramatncs Club Advnsor Eleventh Grade I0 KATHARINE M. FETTER A t I I - -, - -, ' . .C. TECHNICIA James R Rutter Ruth Montgomery Eluzabeth Stout Joseph C Ashkar Marne I Merrell ss-A? sl I wr' '4 Lewlsl Crevellng Ednth M Fague R J Wagner Helen Gldeon Henry E Crawford JAMES R RITTER B S Mansfleld S T C Supervisor Vocal and Instrumental Musnc RUTH MONTGOMERY Union Memorual Hosputal Baltnmore Maryland Nurse ELIZABETH STOUT Lycomung County Normal School Wnlluamsport Commercnal College Third Grade JOSEPH C ASHKAR B S Mansfield S T C Duke Umversnty Mathematics Supervisor Wrestling Adviser Faculty Manager of Athletics Student Council Seventh Grade MARIE I MERRELL BIoomsburgS T C Home Economucs General and Vocatlonal Supervisor F H A Adviser Tenth Grade LEWIS L CREVELING B S Bloomsburg S T M Ed The Pennsylvanua State College Science Supervisor Camera Club Advlser Student Councnl Yearbook Nmth Grade EDITH M FAGUE Manstleld S T C Lock Haven S T C Bucknell Unlverslty Fnfth Grade R J WAGNER B S Lock Haven S T C Geography Health and Physncal Educatnon Coach Varsuty Basketball Baseball and Intramural Sports Advsser Basketball and Baseball Clubs HELEN GIDEON B S Mansfield S T First Grade HENRY E CRAWFORD B S Bloomsburg S T C Commerclal Supervlsor Commercial Club Advlser Nmth Grade rx Qs. 35' 'Q , gk sf . 'QS gf f . ., . . . . ., . . C. Grade and High School I Assistant Principal - I : - . ., . . C. - 11 - PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION Furs! row Mrs A A Hoch Ireasurer Mrs Donald Prnce presldent Mrs James Nuss secre tary Second row Mrs Delvan Swlsher assi secretary Mr Harold l. Schaefer second vice presudent Mrs Charles Daugherty flrsf vuce presldenl Ruih Morgan Janet Nunn Duck McCarty Larry Wnllue Second row Dorothy Dnltz Effie Rogers .loan Moransky Rula Smlfh Marlorle Muller Mary Ellen Gray Mr Ashkar Th rd row M ss Corle Mr Crevelmg Robert Hopkins Donald Wilson Davnd Prnce Charles Grlggs Reese Davus Donald Pruce STUDENT COUNCIL I2 ri 3 ' ' : . . . , 1 . 1 1 - 1 ' . ' ' . . , . Q . . , ' - 1 . , ' - - xx Y X ' Firsl row: Donald Burkharl, Cleo Andrews, . , , K I r ' , , '5 1 . I 1 . I l f , . . Q : f , . 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AL..-LV: - , 13's 'll Cleo Monroe Andrews Jr Shorty Presudent of Student Councul IS he A fine leader he s golng to be Academlc I 2 General 3 4 Band 'l 4 Student Councul V Presldent 3 Pres: dent 4 Wrestlung I 2 3 4 Athletuc Asso clatlon V Presudent 3 Presudent 4 Tumbling 3 4 Who Wouldnt B Crazy 3 Boardnng House Reach 4 Llttle Women I Gypsy Troubadour 3 B ys Chorus I 2 3 4 Year ook Sports Edltor 4 Monarch Mlmeograph er 4 Carl Edgar Barllow Car Not so quiet not so stlll To be admured as his wlll Academic I3 General 24 Sports Club 'I Wrestling Club 2 Wrestling 2 3 4 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy Stage Manager 3 Thomas James Broam Busy most every p ace he IS When It comes to soccer he s a whuz General I 2 3 4 Gypsy Trouba dour 3 Wrestllng Club 2 Volleyball Club 2 Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 23 Soccer I 4 Boarding House Reach Stage Manager 4 Boys Chorus 2 3 4 Janet Louella Cahn Cahnxe A vocatlonal lass for 4 long years Success wall be hers have no fears catuonal I234 F H A12 Sports Club I Who Wouldnt Be Crazy Property Manager 3 Boardmg House Reach Usher 4 STARS ON TV 'N Y'-T.-Y R -gd TQ? ff 'bf ...uhh Charles Monroe Aderhold Charlie At Grannle s he s most often found Or on has whazzer running around Academic I General 2 3 4 Sports Club I 2 In ramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Shirley Anne Andrews Short Cheerfulness cnd an understandlng smnle Shall make her commercnal work worth whsle Vccat onal I Commerclal 234 F H A I Dramatlcs 2 Tru Hu Y 3 4 Ester brook Shorthand Contest 4 O G A Contest 3 4 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy Bus ness Manager 3 Monarch Typust 4 Floyd Augusta Brown Honey The guy who has the Chevy car He s always known to roam afar Acadcmuc I General 2 3 Vocational 4 F F A 4 Boarding House Reach 4 Boys Chorus 4 Wrestlmg Club 2 Wrestling 24 Wrestllng Manager 3 Oratorucal4 Emlly Ruth Buck Emnly Em ly wlth her pleasant smlle Is bound to get someone worthwhile Academuc I 2 Commercial 3 4 Gurls Sports Club I Dramatlcs Club 2 Girls Chorus 3 Trl HIY 4 Monarch Typist 4 Llbrarlan 4 Usher Who Wouldnt Be Crazy 3 Usher Boardung House Reach 4 O G A Contest 3 4 Ester brook Shorthand Contest 4 Venus Maxine Craig Meri Very short and tiny too Good secretaries are very few Commercial I 2 3 4 Tru Ht Y 2 3 4 Hunting and Fishing Club I Esterbrook Shorthand Contest 4 Monarch Typist 4 O G A Contest 34 Usher Who Wouldnt Be Crazy 3 Usher Board ang House Reach 4 Charles Leslie Daugherty oc Tall and handsome as can be Good In sports from what we see Academ c I 2 3 4 Boys Chorus I 2 3 Sudent Council I2 V Presndent 3 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy 3 Board mg House Reach 4 Lnttle Women l Gypsy Troubadour 3 Yearbook Adver tts ng Maanger 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Soccer 4 Sports Club I Ru h El zabeth Doan Ruthie Daily looked for always here Always qunet ever near ocatuonal I 3 4 F 2 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy Usher 3 Boarding House Reach Usher 4 lnvan Wayde Farnsworth Crusher Bone crusher IS a rather nice sort of a And he s never Crarely everj known to be bad Academic I-3 General 2-4 Sports Club I Wrestling Club 2 Boys Chorus 'I-3 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-4 Stage Manager Who Wouldnt Be Crazy 3. STARS ON TV 'mr 'ik VV' ae- 'v , X R? Grace Madeline Corson Gracie She is very kind and true Grace we wish our best to you Vocational I 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 4 HI Y 3 4 ent 4 H I 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Dramatlcs 2 Mon arch Mlmeographer 4 Yearbook Fea ture Editor 4 Usher Who Wouldnt Be Crazy 3 Usher Boarding House Reach 4 Reda Joan Duggan Duggan Joan is a tiny girl with long curly hair Her duties of the Monarch kept her rushing everywhere A adem c I 2 3 4 V President I Class President 2 Gtrls Chorus 2 3 4 x et 2 3 F T H 3 4 Monarch Associate Edltor 3 Mon arch Editor 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Board In House Reach 4 Usher Ll e Women I Gypsy Troubadour 3 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy Technical Staff 3 Mary Lou Duncan Mary Mary IS always backward and shy Whatever she does shell always get Academic I General 2 3 Vocational 4 Spcrts Club I Dramatics 2 Girls orus 3 F H A 4 T H Y 4 W Wouldnt Be Crazy Usher 3 Board :ng House Reach Usher 4 Donna Lou Fiester u u A cheerleader with hair of red Isn t that all that need be said Academic I2 3 4 V President 2 Class President 3 4 Cheerleader 3 Yearbook 3 4, Monarch 2 3 4 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy' Cast 3 Board- ing House Reach Cast 4 Gypsy Trou- badour 3, Girls Chorus 3-4 Sports Club I Dramatic2 Orchestra I-2-3-4 Intra- mural Basketball I-2-3. Patncla Anne Fischer a Tall of frame with short brown halr Shell make a nurse but mught kill em with care Academic I 2 3 4 Sports Club I Tru H1 Y 4 Glrls Chorus 3 4 Student Coun cll 2 Buslness Manager 3 Techmcal Staff 4 Monarch Staff 2 3 4 Year book Feature Edutor 4 Intramural Bas lktball I 2 Anna louise Hull 1 Her asm ns to be Johnny s wufe She wlll get many loys from lute Academic I2 General 3 Voca tlonal 4 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy Cast 3 Boardmg House Reach Seventeen 2 Llttle Women I Gypsy Troubadour 3 Yearbook As socnate Edltor 4 Monarch Stat? 2 3 4 Double Sextet 23 Girls Chorus 34 Sports Club I Art Club 2 Dramatic 2 F H A 4 Intramural Basket all 'I 2 3 Georgme louuse Hull Hllly Georglne IS always full ot zest We wlsh to her the very best Academnc I Commercual 2 General 3 4 Huntnng and Fnshlng Club I Prop erty Manager 4 Who Wouldnt B Crazy Usher 3 Gurls Chorus 34 F H A 2 3 4 Advisory Board 4 Gordon LaRue Houseknecht Coon Coon ns always found on N Mann Street He has a smlle for everyone he meets Academic I General 234 Basket ball Manager 4 Wrestlnng Manager I Gypsy Troubadour 3 Boardmg House Reach 4 Who Wouldnt B Crazy 3 Huntmg and Fushmg Club 2 3 Boys Chorus 2 3 4 Monarch Typtst 4 Wrestling Team 2 3 Soccer Team 4 Wrestling Club I .f'A STARS ON TV 'WW www sw? 'L 'US if M I6 Peggy Evelyn George Peggy She IS President of the F H A Watch her smile come your way Commercial 'I Vocatuonal 234 F H A Advusory Board 2 V Presldent 3 Presudent 4 Gnrls Chorus 3 Monarch Staff 3 4 Yearbook Assocuate Edltor 3 Boardmg House Reach Usher 4 Farr Awards 234 Farm Show Awards 2 3 4 Ruth Kress Hall Hally A school teacher us to be her arm And ut may brmg her lots of fame odemlc I 2 3 4 F 2 Advisory Board 2 3 Trl HI Y 2 3 Mon arch Reporter I 2 3 4 Gurls Chorus 2 3 lr s ports Orchestra 2 Boardmg House Reach Cast 4 Who Wouldn t Be Crazy 3 Gypsy Trouba dour 3 Llttle Women Usher 2 Gene Abram Harrus Harris Gene who drives the bug red truck ls bound to have a lot ot luck Vocatnonal I 2 General 3 4 F F A I2 Judgmg Contest 'I2 Basketball I 2 3 4 Soccer 4 Sports Club I 2 Boys Chorus 'I 2 3 4 Class President I Class Treasurer 3 Monarch Typlst 4 l.lttle Women I Seventeen Stage Man ager 2 Who Wouldn t Be Crazy Cast 3 Boarding House Reach Cast 4 Pennsylvanla Qulz 2nd Prnze 4 Thelma Patsy Houseknecht Patsy Short but yet so sweet A smile for everyone she meets Commercial I 2 3 Vocatlonal 4 Yearbook Art Editor 4 Trl HI Y 2 3 4 Publlcrty Staff 3 4 Gurls Chorus I 2 3 4 Glrls Sports I 2 Donald lee Kuesunger Don Don works un the uce cream store He brungs un money and gurls galore' Busuness T23 General 4 Hughes vulle Hugh School 4 Boys Chorus 4 Yearbook Busuness Manager 4 Mon arch Typust 4 Boardung House Reach 4 Soccer 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Tumblung 4 Esterbrook Shorthand Con test 4 East Haven Hugh School l2 Basketball J V 'l Junuor Varsuty Show 2 Intramural Volley Ball 2 Intramural Football 2 Bradford Hugh School 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Eluzabeth Mary Luttle lubby Short and sweet wuth haur so neat All dressed up she can t be beat Commercual 1234 Huntung and Fushung Club l Student Councul I Sec retary of Camera Club 2 Gurls Chorus 3 4 T H Y 3 4 Yearbook Photog rapher 3 4 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy 3 Boardung House Reach Technucal Stat? 4 Monarch Typust 4 O G A Contest 3 4 Esterbrook Shorthand Con test 4 Paulune Marlene Margargel Paulune A personaluty worth whule One can wun wuth a smule Academuc I 2 3 4 Sports Club I amatuc Club 2 F H A 4 Tru Club 4 Glee Club 3 Student Councul 3 Usher Who Wouldnt Be Crazy 3 Usher Boardung House Reach 4 Marlorue Mau-ue Muller Marge Marge who always has a smule Thunks the Aur Force us worthwhule Academuc l Commercual 2 3 4 Gurls Sports Club 1 Camera Club 2 Tru HuY Club 34 O G A Contest 3 4 Esterbrook Shorthand Contest 4 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy 3 Gurls Chorus 3 4 Monarch Typust 4 Yearbook Make up Edutor 4 Student Councul 4 4 STARS ON TV 'sf 0, 5 46 Asks X 'L 'Q'-4.5 'l7 55,- Belva Mary Kule Belva Dark eyes and halr that catches the eye Shell be Mrs Tallman by and by Commercual 'l 2 3 4 Dramatucs Club 2 Usher Who Wouldnt Be Crazy 3 Boarding House Reach 4 Monarch 4 O G A Contest 4 Esterbrook Short hand Contest 4 Theron larue lunger Terry Terry us an awful nuce guy Hell wun success ut he ll but try Academuc l 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 'I Band 3 4 Orchestra 4 Who Wouldn t Be Crazy 3 Wulluam Claur McCoy Kuller Youll always Gnd Bull runnung around And mostly he us Muncy bound catuonal 1234 F F 234 Presudent 3 Presudent 4 F F County Secretary 4 Wrestlung l 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 4 Student Councul 13 Treasurer 3 Soccer 4 State Judgung Contest l Oratorucal Contest 4 Lawrence G Mller Sonny A lot of quuetness slow of speech As a farmer he s a peach catuonal I234 F F T2 'ports Club l 2 Jacob Munuer Jake .lake luves out Unutyvulle way And rudes the school bus everyday Vocatuonal1234FFA'l234 Huntung and Fushung Club I 2 Judgung Contest 2 3 4 Mary Colleen Moran Mary A look unto the future and we wull see A homemaker our Mary wull be Vcatuonall234FHAl234 Tru Hu Y 3 4 Monarch Staff 4 G rls Chorus 4 Usher Who Wouldn t Be Crazy 3 Usher Boardung House Reach 4 Betty Mae Neufer Betty A very quuet gurl us she Wuth a very nuce personality Commercual I 2 3 4 Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Who Wouldn t Be Crazy Publucuty Boardung House Reach Pub lucuty O G A Contest 3 4 Esterbrook Shorthand Contest 4 lous Julue Peterman Pete Lous the gurl who us a flurt Sees much of a lad named Bert Academuc 1 2 General 3 Vocatuonal 4 Sports Club'I Sextet 34 F H A HuY 4 G s Corus 1 Hugh Cheerleader 2 Boardung House Reach 4 Art and Crafts Club 2 Mon arch 3 4 Dramatuc Club l Operetta 3 Usher Who Wouldn t Be Crazy STARS ON TV ,fat gnu 18 James Wulluam Montague u Wully boy IS really very very shy But he seems to guve all gals the eye Academuc 'l 2 General 3 4 Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Sports Club 1 Huntung and Fushung 2 Boys Choru 3 4 Operetta Luttle Women 'l Oper etta Gypsy Troubadour 3 Monarc 3 4 Busuness Manager Cast Wh Wouldnt Be Crazy 3 V Presudent 4 Anna Mae Myers Anna Mae She has a smule for everyone Her Tru Hu Y work us never done mmercual 1234 F H A Hu Y 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Who Wouldn Be Crazy 3 Boardung House Reach Busuness Manager Monarch 2 3 4 Typ ust 4 O G A Contest 34 Oratoruca Contest 4 Funancual Secretary 4 Janet Louuse Nunn Dumples Small and cute brught eyes of brown To be a nurse she us bound Academuc 'l 2 3 4 Dramatuc Club l rsCharus34F H A4Trl 4 Student Councul 23 Secretary 4 Monarch Staff 2 3 4 Varuety Edutor 3 4 Lubraruan 4 Oratorucal Contest 4 Ruth Marue Oluver Oluver Ruth us certaunly an artust On the Yearbook she has trued he hardest Academuc l 2 General 3 Vocatuono Band 2 Orchestra l 2 Tru Hu Y 2 3 H A12 3 4 Gurls Chorus 3 4 Wh Wouldnt Be Crazy 4 Technucal Sta Monarch l 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 El zabeth Althea Rogers S A very nlce gurl ns our Sus The Ioys rn lufe shell never mlss Academuc I Commercual 2 3 4 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy Techmcal Staff Boardung House Reach Technrcal a Tr Hu Y 2 3 4 Secretarv Huntnng and Fashmg 'I O G A C test 3 4 G rls Chorus 3 4 Usher Lrttle Women I Yearbook Assistant Bus: ness Manager 3 and Feature Stat? 4 Esterbrook Shorthand Contest 4 Margaret Carolyn Sanner eg She always made our classes gay And dld her part In every way Academic 'I2 General 34 Sports Club I Dramatlcs Club 2 Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Monarch Stag Typrst 4 Orches t 'I 2 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy 3 Boardrng House Reach 4 Oratorncal Contest 4 James Arthur Sprmger lm Jam rs the scorekeeper for the basket ball games He flgures up the numbers and writes the fellas names Acadernuc I 2 3 4 Student Manager Basketball 2 3 Student Manager Base ball 2 Chess Club 2 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy Buslness Manager 3 Board :ng House Reach Busmess Manager 4 Student Councul 2 Yearbook 3 4 Norma Flo Swlsher us tumud lrttle manden everyone supposes ntul a knowledge of her warp the fallacy dlscloses CmmercnalI234 T HY234 sher Who Wouldnt Be Crazy sher Boardung House Reach onarch Mrmeographer 4 Esterbrook horthand Contest 4 O G A Con es 4 'Pb STARS ON TV 'N X if I' P3 er-f- 7 'S I9 Louis Edward Robbms louse louse who IS full of fun Some gurls keep hum onthe run Gen ral I 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 2 3 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy 3 lntra mural Basketball 'I Operetta 3 Charles Edward Simmons Sammy A fruendly addutuon he has been It dudn t take long hrs frlends to wrn Vocatronal I 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Yearbook Photographer 4 Boys orus 3 4 F A 3 4 C a Treas urer 4 Russel Thomas Smlth Jr Russell T Slow at sports fast at books Tall and blonde wuth good looks Acadermc 1234 Sports Club 'I Intramural basketball 2 Boys Chorus 4 Who Wouldnt Be Crazy Busrness Manager 3 Boardlng House Reach Bus ness Manager 4 Monarch 3 4 Ora torucal Contest 4 June Lynette Taggart Taggart A tram lrttle gurl wrth smooth dark haur Youll see her around most anywhere Academxc I 2 Vocational 3 4 Class Secretary and Treasurer 2 Tru Hu Y 2 34 Presldent4 F H A1234 Co n ty President 4 Band I 2 3 Glrls Chorus 34 Cast Boardung House Reach 4 Operetta 3 Usher Lnttle Women Athletuc ASSOCIGTIPW Treasurer 3 and Secretary 4 Geraldine Louuse Temple Gerry When you hear the cllck of the type writer keys You know Gerry IS learning her A B C s Commerclal l234 T H Y 234 O G A Contest 3 4 Esterbrook Short hand Contest 4 Yearbook Make up Editor 4 Monarch Mtmeographer 4 Usher Who Wouldnt Be Crazy 3 Usher Boardung House Reach 4 .lean Mane Webster Webster Jeannie wtth her dark talktng eyes Wall certamly have luck In whatever she trles Academlc T2 General 34 Cla s Secretary I 3 4 Student Councnl 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Tru Hn Y 4 Girls Chor us 3 4 Dramatlc l Yearbook 4 Mon arch 3 4 Llbrarlan 4 Who Wouldnt R Crazy 3 Boarding House Reach Gypsy Troubadour 4 STARS ON TV J-34' WX VJ 4.2 Harold Larue Whltemght Whttue To a whale of sound from a mtnnow of thought He will gain all the things he has ever sought Vocational 'I2 General 34 Base ball Club 'l2 Dairy Judging Contest 2 Sports Club 3 CLASS OFFICERS Ruth Arlene Temple Ruthie Ruth IS kind nlce gentle and sweet And her dusposltlon can t be beat ommercnal 1 2 3 4 T Hu Y C G A Contest 3 4 Esterbrook Short hand Contest 4 Yearbook Make up Editor 4 Monarch Typlst 4 Usher Who Wouldnt Be Crazy 3 Usher Boarding House Reach 4 Lnbraruan 4 Girls Huntlng and Flshlng 'l Dram atlcs 2 John Harvey VanBuslurk Bussy Talkattve and yet so small Tops even IH basketball Academnc l Commerclal 2 General 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Wrestlnng 2 Bas e all 34 Bos Corus 'l2 Boardmg House Reach Technxcal Staff 4 Sports Club l 2 3 4 Donna Ftester Prestdent Jean Webster Secretary Wulluam Montague V Presndent Charles Snmrnons Treasurer FACULTY ADVISERS Mrs Beth Gardner Mrs Martha Starr CLASS MOTHERS s Oluver Mrs Webster 20 LINE UP OF STARS .u....... -T'-'aff :st row Kleft to rnghtl L eterman M Sanner P F cher A Hll G Hu E Lmle J Webster Second row G Houseknecht V Craug N Swnsher P Housekn cht M Duncan R Hall P Margargel B Kale J Sprmger A Myers L Robbms Thurd row M Moran R Doan G Temple B Neuter G Corson R Oliver E Buck R Temple E Rogers S Andrews Fourth row C Andrews P Georg R Smith W McCoy W Farnsworth D Fnester L T ggart M M Iler J Van Bu lurk H Whutemght L Muller D Kleslnger C Bartlow C Aderhold C Sxmmons T Broom T Lunger C Daugherty G Harrs W Mon tague F Brown Absent Joan Dggan Janet Cahn Jacob Munler As the class of T950 We now bud adseu, But the class of T951 Is wantmg to follow through In the fall of 46 We enrolled as freshman here Not thmkung then that H H S would ever become so dear We have had a lot of fun together We have done a lot of work For thus we can thank our teachers Because they wouldnt let us shrrk Fruendshlps made here will go on forever They mean more than words can express The Monarch the prom the class plays All added to our happrness POEM CLASS OF 50 To our teachers and parents We do gnve thanks, lt was they who have helped us To fill the hrgher ranks As the class of T950 We will soon be on our way Lets hope good Fortune smnles o Every single day To H H S we bud good bye Taknng with us mernorues That wall never due As Commencement rolls round We breathe a sigh But to H H S we must say good bye Anna Mae Myers CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO Green and Gra Red Rose Not at the to but clnmbun Y P 9 21 we p- F. we Q....... Q Flr : ' : .P , . , . IS , . f, . 'II, .' , . . . , . . : . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . e, . , . , . , . , , a , . I , . s , , , , , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . 1, . - 1 2 , , . I 1 f F 1 1 1 . . , . n US , . . . - , I , . I ' I 1 , . . . ' . 1 1 1 1 'OWU 'V QE? Sava O 0 Q it i f gXl Q0 Gt X mxll CLASS SONG fMy Buddyl Our lufe at school soon IS ending Thus thought to you we are sending Here we cure wrntlng dear classmates Now as a class we must part Chorus The time has come to bud you farewell Here with you nts really been swell Our teochers our classmates our school days quute so dear Well mnss the smlle of each friend we knew When we leave these halls we ve a bug 'ob to do Our lufe s work our future our dreams whuch may come true Anna 22 1 IX f. Z 0 0 I XllXxlll f 1 I, ll f9fv - .Hill 0 I C0 STARS JUNIOR CLASS Flrst row Qleft to rnghtl M Houseknecht B Harrus R Morgan M Walters Burkhart D ohnson rady A Ro bans San ers J Staclxhouse M Pous Gardner N Smnth E Snyder Second row M Kxlcoyne C Snmmons K Herr M Burkhart B Houseknecht R Smith A Stackhouse J Swusher F Fenstermaker J Rogers F Evelhalr R Mc arty D Haag E Burkhart D Peters F Farrar B Andrews Third row K Holuday H Dewald B Andrews J Fcrrar A Montague W Poust L Davis J Hall D OConnor C Shaner W Thomas P OCcnnor Fourth row W Montgomery M Muller J Hess J Sullnvan D Pr ce M Muller 6-..... New N3 Wag.:-vs-1 fx r at ...aim Ns! -019 Q-v-...-1 ,su SOPHOMORE CLASS F rst row Lleft to rrghtl A Burkhart D Livermore J Stuger D Nunn E Rogers G us lcnecht N Boyer R Fester R H ss J Hall P Temple R Nuss H Lauche S 'h rwccd L ox Ry er H ll Second row Mrs Merru E Rogers B Car B Bnder D M rray M Murray P Corson V Long B Dougherty F Stockhouse C Lore B Phu :ps B Campbell D Phnlllps J Smith M Arthur D Dlltz M Woodley J Boyer N Bnvens lhrd raw Mr Ke sey D Wulson M Sherwood H Myers R Bunce F Dewnre W Aunkst J Smuth R McClan R Hopkins J Specury D Gardner P Lunger W Kulcoyne E Budman C Fought P McCoy C Gawbllclc A Prlce M Rchart M Fuller Fourth row D Newcomer R Stuger S Lore C Hsrlt W Flock G Hardung C Van Horn C Snyder J Sheets T Nunn A Bowers 23 1 7 1 1 - l 1 - 1 - M. , . J , M. B , . b ' , J. d , . , . t, V 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 C , . , . , . , . , , . : , ' , 1 - 1 1 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 A I 1 1 1 , . . . . , . . . . , . , . , . , . I - 1. . Q, ' x E, x- . . g . i . -A to - . A if ,K A ji ga. qwsnf.-'Quik is J 3 xxxh , ,, wwf 11- .. i-,, - ps E . ,Rm -'js .weqf-. I 1- ' by we W--elf-..,-1 yy' A . -sv: ,. , vt ' 1 wx., . M,- -1 t . x . N' E , ' : . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . Hc 2 , , , . i , . e , . , . , , , . l , D, Ha.l, .H:ll, A. . e , .F , J. CJ , J, I . : . 'll, . , . l lx, f 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - ll , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - - 1 - 1 . 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 , , . , . , . 1 , , . : . , . , . 1 - 1 4 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - CO STARS NINTH GRADE First row Cleft to rlghtl B Derrick P Shultz E Bower J Burkhart P Parsons P Barto Y Andrews E Barto S Keebler A Deppen R Moran A Robbins S Shaner M Hall N McClain B Taylor R McCoy Second row V Kelsey M Nunn M OConner D Rose S VcmDme B Ccnfer B Grlttner M Gray J Kepner J Maronsky J Sanders S Harding N McMlcheal l George R Yocum J Amnott Third row M Woodrlg E Stackhouse G Ryder K Sheets M Temple R Phillips R Clark R OConnor M Flesier G Stiger G Burk E Swisher S Glldewell P Derrick P Crawley Fourth row Mr Crevelmg L Stuggart D Barflow C Hughes D Long C Davis M Kepner D Newman L Sullivan C Griggs R Fischer D Price C Crust .-fin--1 SEVENTH 81 EIGHTH GRADES First row fleft to rrghtl Mr Ashkar R Lourenson J Reed R Bab cock C Bachman J Myers H Stugord A McClain G Hall K Buck M McCoy V Poust A Starr V. Stiger, D. Miller, D. Taggart, L. Myers, W. Rogers C. Smith, K. Newman, G. Poust, D Burkhart Second row: R. Houseknecht, R. Bivens, D. Keller, M. Burley, L. Cahn, P. Lunger, M. Kiess, E. Sher- wood, M. Smith, P. Kilcoyne, L. Wilkie, A. Price, C. Hall, A. May, J. Demerest, J. Hall, H. Stugart, L. Stugard, T. Rhoat, C. Smith. Third row: D. VanDine, R. Sones, S. Shires, J. Myers, S. Speary, B. Zehner, L. Armstrong, A. Eichenlaub, C. Winder, D. Trick, S. Foust, N. Morgan, H. Poust, M. Walters, M. Burkhart, M. Sones, D. VanHorn, M. Sherwood, S. Secules, L. Farnsworth. Fourth row: L. Cor- son, M. Montgomery, D. VanDine, R. Davis, A. Hoch, H. Warburton, C. Woodrig, P. Kepner, L. Bartlow, D. May, P. Fellinger, Miss Corle, B. Deppen. 124.- ACTIVITIES Q.. .F2 ef-:f..5 agp 5 N,,..f ef' ' Y 12 L' Eg!! s ' Ig' 555-' , ,O ggsl y I agp, I NW 4 I Q l1:I2,, ..-. - 1- 11:2 4 .11EEzz1 !.. -'LZ' Q 1 J -,,. - J li!! W l W ..:::- X .tie -A, ' :O PRODUCERS QU YEARBOOK STAFF With the beginning of another milestone, the Stars on T. V. are entering another school- life. The staflf members have done their best to give you a Yearbook that will bring back pleas- ant memories of the years you spent at Hughes- ville High School. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Donna Fiester ASSISTANT EDITORS Anna Hill Ruth Morgan MAKE-UP EDITORS Geraldine Temple Marjorie Miller Ruth Temple ADVERTISING MANAGER Charles Daugherty Jr. ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER Donald Haag BUSINESS MANAGER Donald Kiesinger ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Vivian Ga rd ner ART EDITORS Ruth Oliver Patsy Houseknecht Jean Webster SPORTS EDITORS James Springer Cleo Andrews FEATURE EDITORS Grace Corson Patty Fischer Elizabeth Rogers Mary Carol Walters PHOTOGRAPHERS Elizabeth Little Richard McCarty Charles Simmons ADVISERS Mrs. Gardner Mrs. Starr Mrs. Fetter Mr. Creveling MONARCH STAFF EDITOR Joan Diggan ASSOCIATE EDITOR Eleanor Snyder MAKE-UP EDITOR Jean Webster EXCHANGE EDITOR Anna Hill CIRCULATION EDITOR Alma Jean Montague ASSISTANT Don Haag BUSINESS MANAGER William Montague ASSISTANT Richard McCarty POETRY EDITOR Donna Fiester ASSISTANTS Beryl Harris Mary Moran NEWS EDITOR Anna Mae Myers ASSISTANTS P. George, R. Hall, J. Staclchouse, R. Morgan, M. Houseknecht, M. Brady, J. Hall, V. Gardner, R. Hess, B. Gritt- ner, M. Smith PRODUCERS ...A--.- ... ., L ' I ll- F . ,, . K xiii I I I -Tj. 'J I za' i' r SPORTS EDUC' MONARCH STAFF Russell Smith ASSISTANT James Hess TYPISTS E. Buck, A. M, Myers, V. Craig, M Sanner, G. Houseknecht, G. Harris, R, Temple, S. Andrews, M. Miller E. Little ART EDITOR Frances Fenstermalcer ASSISTANTS R. Oliver, M. Poust, J. Rogers, Y Andrews, S, Keebler, G. Burk VARIETY EDITOR Janet Nunn ASSISTANTS B. Kile, P. Fischer, L. Peterman,, M. C Walters, R. Smith, J. Swisher, Bev Andrews, B. Andrews, J. Hall, J Boyer, B. Confer, J. Amnott MIMEOGRAPHERS G. Corson, G. Temple, C. Andrews N. Swisher Last spring our staff of T949-50 published the first issue of the school paper with Joan Diggan as the Editor. Cooperation is our key word to success. This is applied not only to the staflf but to the advisers of the three departments: Art, Mrs. Fetter, Commercial, Mr. Crawford and Mrs. Starr, and English, Miss Corle. We, as a staff, have endeavored to improve the quality with each successive issue. Congratulations are ex- tended to the old staff, welcome is extended to the new stoft. THE SHOW IS ON WHO WOULDN'T BE CRAZY Presented by the Junior Class April 7-8, 1949. The place: The Courtyard of the Good Samaritan Sanitarium. CAST lnmate No. l . , , . , Terry Lunger Lois Meredith ....,. , Donna Fiestei Inmate No. 2 T . , . , ,,.,,. . Anna Hill Reggie Mortimer ., A , . Gordon Houseknecht Pluribus . A , , . Louis Robbins Beatrice , ....,,.... , A Elizabeth Little Pendie , Anna Mae Myers Mariorie . . . . , Jean Webster Miss Lavelle , Margaret Sanner Janet . ,. A , , ,. .. . Ruth Hall Mr. Higgins . . . . A Gene Harris Evelyn Winslow . , . A Marjorie Miller Mr. Marshall . . . ,. , Cleo Andrews Hardboiled McCafterty , .... Donald Applegate Jack, alias Speedy , Charles Daugherty Edward Gordon . , , , . , William Montague TECHNICAL STAFF Business Manaqers Shirley Andrews Stage Managers Carl Bartlow Patty Fischer Russell Smith James Springer WC'YCle Farnsworll' Property Manager JUl'1elCC'l 'f Lois Peterman Patsy Houseknecht Betty Elizabeth Rogers Neuter 28 ' I Publicity .,., .. .. , ..,. , ..., Ruth Oliver, Wllbur Maxwell Hercules Nelson Betty Lou Maxwell Bernadme Smlth Connue Maxwell John Maxwell Janet Maxwell Aunt Mary T H S H O W I S N BOARDING HOUSE REACH Presented by the Sensor Class October 20 21 1949 The Place Maxwell s luvlng room CAST Charles Daugherty Gordon Houseknecht Joan Duggan Lous Peterman Lynette Taggart Donald Kelsnnger Belva Knle Margaret Sanner Llmpy McQulre Nora McQulre Herman Ninety Volt Roughouse Ruby Mr Potter Lucy Burns Mrs Mott Connolly Gene Harrus Donna Frester Jones Floyd Brown Ruth Hall Charles Summons Jean Webster Anna Hull Cleo Andrews QU! TECHNICAL STAFF Business Managers Eluzabeth Little Stage Managers Thomas Broam Anna Mae Myers Russell Smuth James Terry Lunger Wullnam McCoy Louls Robbins Sprmger John Van Busknrk Property Managers Georglne Hull Publucuty Patsy Houseknecht Eluzabeth Rogers Betty Neuter Ruth Oluver 29 - ----.-U, 5--1-...NJ EXPRESSION IN SIGHT - Q Q 46 M si PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY The obiectives of the course in Prob- Iems of Democracy are to bring in each of the forty-tive seniors the everyday social, economic and political problem each must meet throughout life. This is done through informal discussions, for- ums, outside speakers and tests. The class is taught by Mr. Schaefer. VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS The Junior and Senior classes ot the Vocational Home Economics Department have received study in advanced units. The units of work include: Home Furnish- ing, Foods, Nutrition, Tailoring in Cloth- ing, Child Care and Home Nursing. Demonstrations, entertainments, ex- periments, and field trips have presented actual problems studied and developed by this advanced group in the field of homemaking. The class is supervised by Mrs. Merrell. BUSINESS EDUCATION The Business Education Department plays an important part in the economic and social stability of our community. From this department, the students may secure a position immediately or go on to college, as a number of our former Business Education students have done. The seniors in this department typed the four issues of our school paper and the dummy copy for the yearbook, be- sides many special programs and papers. 133, EXPRESSION IN SIGHT COMMERCIAL ART CLASS Under the direction of Mrs. Fetter the Commercial Art class was conducted on a commercial studio basis. The stu- dents, thru practical assignments, applied the Art Principles to layouts pertaining to all phases of advertising. They tried their skill in poster design, styles of let- tering, magazine and newspaper ads, book-jackets, and book plates. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE The Department of Vocational Agri- culture provides a natural setting for rural youth and others wishing to study in the field of Agriculture. Many specific phases of this field are stressed-delving into both animal and plant production, and as a final and most important ven- ture, each boy is required to carry to completion one or more proiects. Mr. Merrell supervises the Agriculture De- partment. GIRLS CHEMISTRY The girls' Chemistry Class under the supervision of Lewis Creveling con- ducted many interesting experiments in connection with their course in Chemistry. Many of the girls are planning to further their education in College and in the field of Nursing. FREQUENCIES FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of Ameruca ns a state and national organlzatlon furthering the Interests of home economics Chapter actnvltues depnct the study of the state and national pro gram of work as nt ns carrued unto the followlng local OCIIVIIIBS by student partlcnpatnon In Ly comnng County Farr Mother and Daughter Ban quet County Chapter Meetings State Farm O05 Show F F A Banquet as well as State and Re glonal Conferences OFFICERS Presndent Peggy George Vnce Presudent Alma J Montague Secretary Elizabeth Rogers Treasurer Grace Corson Chapter Adviser Mrs Marne Merrell l-Ll-LSLLALILELLLI FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers orgamzatnon ns prnmar lly a natlonal organuzatuon of youth study voca tional agruculture an the secondary schools of the natnon Ours has been one of the larger chap ters ofthe county We partlcupate In the Lycom mg County Fcur the State Farm Show the county and state ludgung contests and numerous other CICIIVIIIGS CHAPTER OFFICERS Presldent Bull McCoy Vice Presndent Duck Ryder Secretary Lawrence Muller Treasurer Ned Smuth Chaplain Carlos Snyder Advisor W Cletus Merrell , . . . , I . V D I l . ' . tftxffgfzs - '- ' . X e i s W 4 . , y I . . l 4 I 'Q l ' . -. U f A xg X' I ' C. X. ' .5 F -1- I I I ' FREQUENCIES DOUBLE SEXTET Members of the girls double sextet repre- three-part songs are learned and some sacred sent the school at various Community functions Songs- The D01-'ble Sexlel l09ell e W l1fl1e BOYS Chorus sang as a mixed chorus at The Commun- . , ity Christmas Vesper Service and at Commence- chosen by Mr. Ritter, the director. Many secular mem and occasionally out-of-town. This group is ORCHESTRA The Orchestra meets for rehearsal on Wed cs active as the band is growing and learning nesday during Activity Period preparing music many new orchestral numbers under direction school functions This organization though not members ot the band 33 for class plays, Commencement and various of Mr. Ritter. Most of the members are also FREQUENCIES BOYS CHORUS Boys un the Senuor Hugh School desurung to sung un a group are eluguble for Boys Chorus The boys assusted on the F F A raduo broadcast un October and sang for varuous school tunctuons The group also performed wuth the Gurls Double Sextet as a muxed chorus for the Comrnunuty Chrustmas Candlelught Vesper Servuce and for Commencement Ruth Hess us accompanust and Mr Rutter durects LIBRARIANS Wuth the openung of each new year a num ber of Senuors become volunteer lubuaruans and guve a ceutaun number of theur study peruods un the lubuary to checkung out books The lubrary gets a new look when fall house cleanung tume comes The gurls were assusted by Audrey Poust E Buck R Temple J Webster P Houseknecht and G Corson COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercual Club under the sponsorshup of Mr Crawford doubled un suze durung the T949 50 school term wuth the followung ofticers guudung uts actuvutues Presudent Mary House knecht Vuce Presudent Beryl Harrus Secretary Wulluam Fluck and Treasurers Joanne Stuger and Beverly Campbell The purpose and aums of the club are to encourage scholarshup to turnush a means of contact wuth other schools and assocuatuons and to become conversant wuth modern busuness methods , . , I . l . . I School Secretary. Librarians were: J. Nunn, ' I . . . . .. 1 . I - 2 , : u , , I , , FREQUENCIES GIRLS CHORUS The Gurls Chorus us composed of gurls un the Senuor Hugh School Any gurl de surung to sung un a group and enuoy chour musuc us eluguble Thus group presented a concert of Sacred Chrustmas Musuc for The Communuty Candle lught Vesper Ser vuces Laura Davus us accompanust and Mr Rutter us durector BAND The band rehearses durung actuvuty peruod four days a week Last fall two barutone horns two alto horns and a sousaphone were purchased through the courtesy of the Rotary Club Several new members were added last fall and more through the term as abuluty per mutted The band played several tumes un assembly and at soccer games last fall It also presented a Sprung Concert The group us actuve un workung towarcl funds for unuforms Mr Rutter us durector TRI HI Y Purpose To create mauntaun and extend throughout the school and com munuty hugh standards of Chrustuan character Officers Presudent Lynette Taggart V Presudent Grace Corson Secretary Anna M Myers and Treasurer Betty Neuter Mrs Raymond Duggan was our Home Representatuve Mrs Wendell Tag gart Church Representatuve and Mr Harold Schaefer School Representatuve Mr Wulson Y M C A Secretary awarded Mrs Starr the ueweled Tru Hu Y pun for outstandung servuce un thus work Fi FREQUENCIES GIRL SCOUTS The Gurl Scouts are arranged In 3 Troops hes Theor chief actlvntles mclude the following Brownues Intermeduates and Sensor Troops The sports basketball swnmmung softballand bowl Brownies and Intermeduates work to complete nn badges whale the Sensors engag more In actnvu BOY SCOUTS Boy Scouting In Hughesvulle as sponsored by scoutmaster of Troop i'l,:26 Lewus Crevellng us the Board of Educatlon The Cub Pack ns under post advusor of Post :l:l:'l26 The scouts enloyed a the leadershnp of George Wlllus Jack Knllman ns pleasant summer of campnng 36 . . . gl , . '-'f-c,s f T W5 sw- W- SPUHTQ -...., x,- Yi 1 llll I IIIQ ll ll ln ll nz 'n ll llllf 52 .. , ,. ' ' :: :E 4 U: . ,ui , ,lp ' I I' ltl' I.: n n 1 'M : G3 hls 1 ,.... Iv, : yv ll, ,. X 4 ll I S ,.. f ' ll -+ f 1 - ,.... 1' I -':.:' ,I I 'Z ' ., j ' Bl -I I f se: mg l A ie I. L n . -1 6 N .gz :g-',,5:::,?r,' V ii . dp, ,-:r- - fa --' -gtg Jw. 9-H' L .13 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Presndent Cleo Andrews Treasurer Lyneite Taggart Vnce President Duck McCarty Supervnsor Mr Ashkar Secretary Mary Poust Vaal' WRESTLING SCHEDULE BASEBALL SCHEDULE H H S Opp H H S Opp Muncy Wulllarnsport M II Hall Wllluarnspori J V Sunbury Muncy Shamokln Muncy Montandon Montoursvulle Turbotvvlle Watsontavvn Muncy Montandon Montoursvnlle TurboIvlIIe Watsontown ON THE BEAM in is it Qll 91 11 H1 -it Qii ill iii iii Sli 4:3- 1931511 A QQ Q!!! pu! WWA INTRA MURAL BASKETBALL Fuve teams playung each afternoon of a governed and coached by members of the Var scheduled varsuty game provuded a change for suty squad the boys that werent on the Varsuty and Jr Hugh The Rudge Runners who flnushed wuth a 5 O teams to play basketball The five teams were record were declared the champuons L I TUMBLING The annual physucal educatuon program was held January T6 under the durectuon of Mr Wag ner and Mr Ashkar Partucupatung un the pro gram were boys and gurls from the seventh through the twelfth grades Included un the pro gram were gymnastucs, relay races, badmunton sungles and doubles boys and gurls volley ball wrestlung and elementary tumblung Skull un advanced tumblung was exhubuted by George Hardung, Marulyn Burkhart, Dorus Johnson and Cleo Andrews ST RS OF 50 W3-vm 'Wat Wuth the close of the 49 50 season the Bug Green appeared to be on the short end ot many hard fought games Pull1ng the Greenles out ot a slump was a 41 40 vlctory over Montgomery A foul In the remaunlng seconds of the game gave us a w1n n1ng edge vulle Fnve Before each game a co capta1n was appolnted to asslst McCarty Tossnng a 33 32 d9CISIOD wuth league lead 1ng Watsontown the Green Qulntet was one field goal from g1v1ng the league leaders theur second defeat SCH Opp H H S Mlftllnburg St Mary s Sonestown Lewusburg Mlftlmburg Watsontown Montoursvulle Muncy Lewusburg Montgomery Sonestown Watsontown Montoursvllle Muncy INDIVIDUAL RECORD Player Hopknns McCarty Montgomery Stnger Haag Harrus Van Buslork Montague Burkhart Snyder S eary Fought Thomas 224 76 7 6 505 EDULE OPP Montgomery Watsontown Montoursvulle Muncy Montgomery St Mary s Watsontown Montoursvllle Muncy Montgomery H 967 BLOOMSBURG INVITATION TOURNAMENT H H S Opp Butler Twp 40 A I ' G FG FT F PTS . ' 25 84 94 56 U , 25 67 94 42 I U U 21 64 96 44 I 2 ' , , ' , ' 25 38 34 I1 87 U ' 24 27 52 24 78 ' ' I6 28 43 21 77 Dick McCarty was captain of the Hughes- DUUQIWQVIY I4 18 43 22 58 - ' , - - ' 20 24 23 10 58 - - I 13 6 8 3 15 U U U 13 2 11 5 9 - U ' - - 10 3 2 1 7 ' U U 1 U p 7 2 2 o 4 ' 4 O 3 2 2 - 1 O O O 0 3 3 241 . . . . . .H.S. 41 ' ' 38- 42 56 44 . ' 30 49 40 22 63 56 ' 37 44 ' I9 36 38 34 ' ' 28 51 42 58 36 60 . ' 33 41 ' 31 52 28 37 29 60 ' 32 39 ' 37 42 46 40 41 51 37 21 64 33 32 48 ' 41 . . . . 59 49 40 . 63 ST RS OF 50 The l.1ttle Green of 1950 wh1ch f1n1shed sec INDIVIDUAL RECORD ond 1n the West Branch League was the prude of the Junnor Hlgh grades After capturlng second place berth the boys battled Muncy Junlor H1gh for the cham plonshlp at the Lewlsburg .lunlor H1gh School ln v1tat1on Tournament SINCE Muncy prevlously had proved the stronger team the Greenues fought hard but were defeated The I.1ttle Green led by George St1ger and Ronald Ph1l1ps 1n the forward court Melv1n Kep ner at center and as guards Charles Gruggs and Reese Davls deserve recogn1t1on for the results Act1ng capta1ns forthe 49 50 season were Stnger and Kepner SCH H H s opp St Mary s Sonestown Lew1sburg Watsontown Montoursvllle Muncy Lewlsburg Montgomery Sonestown Watsontown Montoursvulle Muncy Montgomery Watsontown Player Stlger Kepner Grlggs Phulnps Dav1s Warburton Fuester Hoch Blvens Myers Reed Var1D1ne EDULE 46 4 Montoursvulle Montgomery St Mary s Watsontown Montoursv1lle Muncy Montgomery 5 LEWISBURG INVITATION TOURNAMENT H H S Opp 41 Northumberland Lewlsburg Muncy A I I I G FG FT F PTS I 1 - ' 27 81 128 74 236 . 27 57 58 32 1 . . ' - ' 27 39 43 24 102 . . . . . A 27 31 61 24 86 . , . . ' 22 21 30 13 55 ' ' . 22 15 10 8 38 ' ' 17 1 5 3 5 ' 11 2 0 0 4 ' , ' ' 9 0 5 3 3 'Q ' , ' - 8 1 1 o 2 , , ' 13 0 3 1 1 ' , ' ' . ' 5 0 0 0 0 . 2 8 3 0 182 678 19 . ' 57 29 ' 25 40 15 33 28 26 ' 31 33 . ' 35 26 25 11 13 19 ' 39 22 ' 19 12 27 24 43 34 ' 33 38 22 27 33 37 I3 8 17 34 ' . . . . 17 41 29 33 26 25 25 ' 31 32 18 44 24 THE STARS OF '50 Gene Horns Charles Dougherty Bull Monvcgue swims www Q fQQ2 'mmm 'wuwrawm John Van Busknrk SWQY bm sv x ,W Mc1ryHouseknech! Jean Webster June Rogers Jec:nFc1rrc1r Joan Duggan 42 s s: WKWQ UK -QU I I . , M 'A 9 X 1 ' - N g A, 3 :I ,...: . .- .,..,,., I T5 :-,3 b 5, -A -f ' ' , X QW X S' ' ws - M 4 af. RQ ' .. lx ' , M , A9 N . . f f 4 N 5 Q, 3 ., ,- 4 A, li. x 41-. 2 : ., gf . EN ff 1 it , as . A -Q -. -1 J 4 4. sf . E W if .V .ya A I l b A ' gf, L, Y s X .N X L A H STARS OF 50 Charles Dougherty Thomas Broom Gordon Houseknecht William McCoy Donald Kiesinger Gene Harris SOCCER This year the sport of soccer made its first appear ance prior to the beginning of the war Although it was a new sport for most of the players the Greeme s courageous efiorts rewarded them the rank of second place in the Upper Circuit of the West Branch Confer ence This years team will lose the services of Charles Daugherty Gene Harris Gordon Houseknecht Donald Kuesinger and William McCoy The schedule for this past season was as follows SCHEDULE Hughesville Opponents Mlllville Middleburg Turbotville Montandon Turbotville Montandon 2 Middleburg O I Turbotville 2 2 Montandon 0 0 Heggins 5 -- 43? SCANNING BEAM HHH! . 51 1 2 if J X A 5 'fn 9m- gvk i g 6 pf' 1 I .fl 44 ' f fm -'A ,, 4'1H ww , i11- 3 'Nga ,A 3 ba ii Y . A ig I H ,qll 'A 57, , -4, Q if ag my b .,.,.., V 3' .1 W . X , ' a X 4 WQ Q 'if , 4. - ' S xt f xg Qix I 1' - x f ' I 9 .Q ' 1' 'll , if. ... H 7, .k l Ag . h W 1 Q C Vzx ' Q '.:.. ,K E 5 H 5 Xfnfiliv A,f, Q U U 4 f ., : 1 ..f.: T :QQ M' y . 3,1 g ,Iss .V 'I Q ' Q , Q A -:',v-- ,, if bbyv P EATU HE 5 K 19' X , I 4 ':::.:::., 4 nn 'I Illl' n nuaunn n ms 1 gl '::1 75 5 H1 A m a, f C in 'iff ' , 'N Mises! 1 1 iiiflnu l 'I X 'mann I up lllll f I!! l :win-I , n rg Q llllll , III!!! x , lan: 1. , 'Ill -new - . pulp. ' llv 'elilil ia VIDEO VENDERS PCK UPS 11 N 1? 47 PGP TELEVISERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Donna Fuester VICE PRESIDENT Bull Montague SECRETARY Jean Webster TREASURER Charles Summons STUDENT COUNCIL VICE PRESIDENT Duck McCarty SECRETARY Janet Nunn TREASURER Ruth Morgan FINANCIAL SECRETARY Anna Mae Myers FACULTY ADVISERS Mrs Starr Mrs Gardner 48 '11 PRESIDENT ,.,,,.. . ...,.. . ,.,.. . ,. I .,. Cleo Andrews ADDED ATTRACTICNS em! Wh.. qiif Furs? row Junlor ond Senior Prom Second row Who broke the puncta? Chrnsfmos In Mr Crawfords room .lumor Hugh dance Third row Mrs Wcners room was beouhful Fourth row Trl Hu Y nnmohon The Trl HI Y cheer baskets The odors of 1950 The Boordung House Reach Who! us nf? Fsflh row A good orchesiro The prom In all Hs glory Sumo Claus? 49 .- X , x , f ' m 5 f T . M, 5 N me Q y . 7 ' 1' ! 9 . M 3 X Q fi A , . gk'-Q i ilff A ' . 1 ., I T 'Q . fy 4 f M .gf 9 Af - - X , I I 3 ll ' I Il ' ' . LOOKIES , .gnu ,..,...-- v serv' Q. iff:- Charles Daugherfy Jean Websier Terry Lunger Lynetie Taggarl Lois Pelerman Georgine Hill Patty Fischer 22. 8. Mary Moran 9. Mariorie Miller 10. A gang 11. Anno Mae Myers 12. Anna Hill 13. Gene Harris 14. Tom Broom Charles Simmons 23 -50- 15. Ruih Oliver 16. Russel Smilh, Jr. 17. Louis Robbins 18. John Von Buskirk 19. Joan Diggan 20. Mary Duncan 21. Patsy Houseknecht lane? Nunn TOP BILL NG SENIOR PENNSYLVANIA CONTEST Pennsylvanua Week was observed October I6 22 1949 On October 19th all members of the Sen nor Class partlcupated an the Pennsylvanna Week Quuz Contest Furst pruze wnnner was James Sprung er ten dollars second prtze wmner Gene Harrus five dollars THE ART PICTURE OF THE YEAR Thus year the Art Department under the gund ance of Mrs Fetter had a busy and profitable year The school bell had scarcely finlshed rnngnng at the begunmng of the term when we were asked to compete In three poster contests for The Muncy Valley Hospital Drtve Flre Preventlon Week and the B P W s Talent Show Agann we sent an exhubnt to the Lycoming County Fair and agaln receuved substantual rewards At Chrustmas tlme we eager artists vled wlth each other to produce the home room wuth most attractuve decoratsons on our entrnes for the Central Pennsylvanna Schol astlc Art Contest whlch covers twenty counties We recenved flve Gold Keys out of the one hundred awarded and ten Honorable Mentuons Ruth Olsver one of our Sensor Art Editors wa one of th flve key wmners Before the year ended several other sensors re celved prlzes tn varuous contests Jean Webster Patsy Houseknecht and Ruth Oluver After our own All School Exhublt at the March P T A meetlng we packed more art work off to the Brua Keefer Contest tn Wulltamsport and agam made out very well We brought our year to a close wlth two more successful ventures In poster making roundmg out a busy and happy year O G A CONTEST WINNERS In the annual O G A Contest whtch the begun nlng and advanced groups of shorthand students entered for the school year of 1948 49 our club of students receuved honorable mentlon and our school was awarded a gold seal certificate The followlng receuved speclal awards Sensors Honorable mentuon receuved a gold pm and certuflcate Ruth Houseknecht Dorus Poust Shirley Stnger Junnors Eltzabeth Luttle received a specual award of a bronze pm and certufIcate The follow mg receuved membershup certsfTcate Emuly Buck Venus Craig Betty Neufer Anna Mae Myers Ruth Temple Geraldnne Temple Ellzabeth Rogers Mar lorne Muller Shlrley Andrews Elnzabeth Llttle The name of our school and the names of the two Business Educatlon teachers appeared In the Natnonal Gregg Writer for recenvung honorable men hon HOME ECONOMICS The pruze wunnmg sensors have helped total one of the largest amounts of money ever to be achteved from the homemaklng exhubtts at the Ly comlng County Faur Induvndual wunners were Lyn ette Taggart Grace Carson Loss Peterman Peggy George Ruth Ollver Anna Hull Mary Moran Patsy Houseknecht Ruth Doan Mary Duncan and Janet The Farm Show awards Include state recognn tuon competung wuth hugh schools of Pennsylvama Peggy George Patsy Houseknecht Ruth Oluver and Lynette Taggart were tndnvldual wmners The kntchen planmng contest conducted at the Farm Show throughout all F H A Chapters was quute worthwhnle In our esttmatuon Ruth Oluver and Lynette Taggart won first place In Reguon A award Ing them a radio and a check totaling our entlre awards for the Farm Show to S129 O0 VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Two outstandung window dtsplays were placed at the Lycomung County Faur largely through the efforts of the enture Vocational senuor boys the one belng a Farm Mechanics dtsplay and the other benng an educatnonal dusplay Also our seniors assisted matertally tn plactng a farm products booth In com petntnon wtth the Grange and other groups There were three prolect wmners Bull McCoy Lawrence Muller and Jacob Mumer In addltlon the follow :ng rated as undlvtdual wmners Bull McCoy Law rence Muller Jacob Manner and Charles Summons I ' - ' 1 F I I 1 I I , I ' I I I 1 1 1 ' I I ' 1 ' I ' I 1 I I T I a a I I I I . I I By January we started putting the final touches Cahn. 1 1 I I . . . I 5 E . ' - I , , - , . . , . , 2 . 1 1 . , A . l . I v . i . . I - 11 T I , ' I Q TRANSMITTERS an 1 3 Aki, Clarence Glldwell Clyde Crowley Sidney Bunce Donald Myers Gran! Myers Calvin Myers fHSTORY ACI As our televusuon sets are turned on a revue of the class of 1950 comes dumly unto vuew Now the pucture us becomung more clear and there can be seen suxty two sophomores enterung the halls of Hughesvulle Hugh School The show us begunnung The group us gathered wuth Mr Kelsey and Mrs Merrell the head technu cuans to elect the class officers for the year R sults Presudent Joan Duggan Vuce Presudent Donna Fuester Secretary Treasurer Lynette Taggart To see that everyone was guven a faur chance Jean Webster Charles Daugherty Janet Nunn and James Sprunger were elected as Student Councul Rep resentatuves The plot us enlughtened by a weuner roast held at Coon Houseknechts Farm The class beung nature lovers and hungry youths had a good tun'e hanks to theur host Coon The scene us chanaed and we find cares are fou gott n becau e ut us Chrustmas tume Utmost un every one s mund us vacatuon so we all celebrated ut wuth a party whuch was hughlughted by de tcacues from our c a s mothers ACT ll The cast of fifty seven lunuors returned to pro duce another act at statuon Hughesvulle Hugh School The head technucuans Mrs Fetter and Mrs Waters called for co workers to lead the class for dent Donna Fuester Vuce Presudent Charles Daugh erty Secreta y Jean Webster Treasurer Gene Har Assustung the class were the Student Councul members Patty Fuscher Bull McCoy Paulune Mag crel and Cleo Andrews After much controversy and duscussuon he troop selected class runqs Mr Eddy had many of the e eager Junuors vusutung hus shop to purchase th erungs Too much work and no play oon preyed on the munds of these uunuors A spaghettu supper was the outlet for the Chrustmas fever at the school house We were all grateful to Mrs Sprunger and Mrs Daugherty for producung the feast for the hungry eaters To show great actung abuluty Who Wouldn t Be Crazy was presented successfully Lookung ahead to our future as senuors we ordered the Chrustmas cards The great socual event of the year the prom was carefully planned and presented We chose the theme The 49 ers un honor of the senuors Thus PRC Officucul Televusuon Forecast of 1960 On our T V screen we see that the class of 1950 ten years thus day has finally reached the top of the ladder of success Our motto Not At The Top But Clumbung has fulfilled uts purpose Shurley Andrew s tume spent un skatung at Trout O 50 prom was one of the most eventful proms held n Hughesvulle for many years AC III The final act was presented by fifty three sen uors After welcomung a new technucuan Mrs Gard ner and greetunq Mrs Starr the cast assembled un Room 25 and elected Presudent Donna Fuester Vuce Presudent Wulluam Montague Secretary Jean Web ster Treasurer Charles Summons To assust Student Councul Presudent Cleo An drews were Janet Nunn Charles Summons and Mar uorue Muller The sellung of Chrustmas cards started the finan cual backung for the year Soon the magazune cam paugn was under way The troop colors green and gray and fiower the red rose were selected October 6th A veteran cast presented the senuor class play Boardung House Reach on October 20 21 after many nights of practuce Many senuors had hay fever after the weuner roast and hay rude at Coon Houseknecht s We were all benefited by an all day lecture guven by Dr Morse Bungham Numerous hours of toul over tumbled words were spent by Anna Hull who wrote the class song to the tune of My Buddy Anna Mae Myers hon ored us wuth a class poem ary party un theur home rooms A muld duscussuon was held over the orderung of unvutatuons and name cards but everybody seemed to be satusfied wuth the results What motto wull be properly fittung to the class of 1950? We answered thus questuon wuth Not At The Top But Clumbung a motto that wull follow us not only through hugh school but through the rest of our luves The end of the show was begunnung to come unto vuew wuth the Oratorucal Contest Here the cast had a chance to duscover theur speakung abuluty All worry was soon forgotten un New York where we as a class spent our final days together Realuzung that we would not be together un Hughesvulle Hugh School many more hours the sen uors reverently attended Baccalaureate Servuces The grand finale arruved wuth many sad senuors to greet ut Thus us not the end we tell ourselves but only the begunnung The stage us set Let the play begun PHECY Pond has certaunly been helpful to her She can be seen un the Roller Derby on T V lf you ever go to Washungton you may see Charley Aderhold rudung around on hus whuzzer I case you dudn t know ut he us Secretary of War Carl Bartlow stull goes to Broad Street and suts un hus car and sungs K K K Katy F I T i . . . . T ' 1 ., ' I - , 2 - - - , ' ' , ' : , - , I . e- , I , 1 , : - , ' - . 1 ' I ' 1 1 ' , . . . I I I I I l ' . I , ' ' ' I I I ' 1 ll 4 ll . ' 1 1 C S . . . . I . - , , I . . . ,. . , , . C Q ' l l ll ll I - . Q the year. The Company cast their votes for Presi- Chrigtmqg again 501119 Class had fheir Custom. 1 ' , 1 , - ' ' ' ' ris. ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 I 1 . 1 I ' I I . - - ' . . . ,, - . . ,, . k ' ' I S . . . . . . as ' . ' C . . . ' ' ' ll I . . I - I I I . . 1 I . . I ll I Il ' 1 . . .I . , , , I 11 . T1 . , . , . . ' ' ll ' 1 1 I ' ' 1 ' 1 - . . . . . ' - 53 -- PROPHECY l see that Cleo Andrews us stull druvung Dr Renn s car around Of course that s only a sudelune for other tumes youll find hum devotung hus tume to hus slew of Turkush wuves We now find Tom Broom us general manager of Hurr s Daury Store whuch has moved to Calufornua Floyd Brown us a maulman on the Laurdsvulle Maul Route Does he lose hus way or what us the reason he ends up un Pucture Rocks so much? Janet Cahn us Mrs James Deppen and they are now luvung un Texas rausung cactus plants We havent heard much about Emuly Buck ex cept that she started a nursung home somewhere between Huntersvulle and Pucture Rocks lt seems most of her patuents are from the back woods of the terrutory Venus Craug holds the posutuon as secretary to the Governor of Pennsylvanua She has almost been fired several tumes for sludung down the banusters un the Caputol Browsung on I notuce Grace Corsons shungle hangung on a gatepost She has a beauty shop and us really packung un the customers by the dozens Charles Daugherty has lust been elected Presu dent of the W C T U Joan Duggan now has the store and she and Bull are both sellung John Deere tractors Ruth Doan us owner of the Hughesvulle Bake Shop After all her experuence un Home Ec she s put ut to a career We hear she s rollung un the dough Mary Duncan has a sugn hangung out un Unuty vulle It says Dressmakung' She sews streams of seams ut seems Wayde Farnsworth us runnung hus own farm that hus parents gave hum uf he would be a bachelor Donna Fuester has completed her Nurse Traun ung and us now Superuntendent of Nurses at the Puc ture Rocks Hosputal Patty Fuscher has taken over the Bowl Arena and has lust won the Women s Champuonshup Bowl ung tutle Peggy George us Home Economucs teacher un the Hughesvulle Schools takung the place of Mrs Merrell Peggys work un the F H A helped her to ecure thus posutuon Anna Hull and Johnny are luvung un Hughesvulle and are rausung luttle Johnnues Ruth Hall us stull sungle lt seemed every guy she hooked wruggled off the lune She us devotung her lufe to tutorung Ruta and Aly Khan s chuldren Georgune Hull whom we thought was gounq to be a wudow us now makung arrangements for her thurd marruage Roarung by un hus motorcycle wuth Lynette un the sudecar Gene Harrus us spendung hus lufe keepung tabs on her Coon Houseknecht has taken Doggue Dahlgren s qas statuon and we flnd he has Mary Poust as secre tary Patsy Houseknecht has luved up to her ever pres ent ambutuon and moved back to Muncy Don Kuesunger has made hus store unto a bowl ung alley especually for the hugh school students Some say they go there very often especually gurls Belva Kule has flnally admutted her love to Alvun and we flnd the two are tucket takers and caller at Jake Munuers Round and Square Dance Hall whuch us located un the metropolus of Unutyvulle Lubby Luttle us head photographer for the bug gest concern un New York The Poust Photo Shop Terry Lunger has taken over the management of the Muncy Aurport Four days a week he guves flyung lessons to anyone who has a large unsurance oluc Paulune Margargel us nursung a mulluonaure and plans to make ut her lufe work sunce he s 93 Bull McCoy us stull holdung the tutle of Kuller McCoy after havung punned Mr Ashkar humself Marge Muller has gust gotten a duvorce agaun' Thus tume from Artue Shaw lt s her suxth and Artue s seventeenth Lawrence Muller owns the new modern gas sta tuon on the road to Laurdsvulle We hear he worked hard to get ut Jacob Munuer us Secretary of Agruculture H was quute actuve un the H H S chapter of F F A Bull Montague us now star player for the Wul luamsport Bullues Hus good work un basketball durung hus school years has contrubuted much to thus posu tuon At every game the gurls go wuld over Bulls spectacular playung Mary Moran got marrued a few years ago and us happuly rausung her eleven young uns to be lust luke theur father Everyone us sumply ravung about Anna Mae Myers dress desugns Rught now shes debatung whether to qo to Wall Street and desugn hat racks or stay un Macy s and desugn floorwalker s clothes Betty Neufer us luvung un Hughesvulle and us teachung at H H S Janet Nunn us luvung at Cogan Statuon and has taken over the dutues of beung Bob s wufe Lous Peterman has her own musucal show on televusuon In her spare tume she cares for the two luttle Roller boys In case you dudnt know she hooked Bertue two years after graduatuon The udeal Amerucan wufe has been selected Ruth Oluver won Why? Because of her abuluty to sew cook and decorate a home Sus Rogers has louned forces wuth her dad and has been dounq a aood 'ob of beung Capt S Rogers Esquurese Louus Robbuns enuoyed sungung so much un the Junuor Class play that hes now known as the sec ond Al Jolson Peg Sanner got a uob wuth the Yankees last year and now plays left field Today un her honor Hughesvulle and Pucture Rocks are havung a bug cele bratuon The occasuon wull be known as Peg Babe Ruth Jr Sanner Day Charles Summons luked ut out on Broadway so much that he bought a house there lmagune hus neughbor beung Muldred Brady' Jum Sprunger the T V whuz of the natuon took puty on the H H S students and unstalled T V sets un all classrooms . I , 1 1 - - . . . - 1 1 . , . . . . , . . . . . , . . , . I . . . . . , , . 1 . 1 . . . - . . . . . . , . . , . . , . . , . . , . e - 11 11 ' - ' - 1 . . , . - -1 1 . , . - . , . . , . 1 - ' 1 . . . . , . , , ' . . . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . . . , ' 1 , . . , . . . . S . . . 1 . 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PRGPHECY Russell Smath as now professor of Spanash at the new boys school an Hughesvalle lt seems that the boys are not learnang much Spanash, as Russell takes up all the tame to talk about women lmagane thatll Norma Swasher as now queen of the square dancers The manager ofthe Carroll House an Muncy as none other than Lynette Taggart Nace work' Geraldane Temple has settled down over Laardsvalle way wath her husband and as raasang ducks for a pastame Ruth Temple has flnally found her work She s chaef popcorn popper and seller for the 1 H S CLAS We the flfty seventh graduatang class of Hughesvalle Hugh School beang of sound mand do hereby declare thas our last wall and testament Cleo Andrews leaves has abalaty to anfluence teachers to Don Haag Charlae Aderhold walls has Wazzer Bake to Dean Branser an hopes that st wall help ham get to wherever he s goang Carl Bortlow beang an perfect mental condataon leaves the garls behand ham No more bus rades to the faar Sorry garls' Sharley Andrews walls her skatang abalaty to Albaon Bowers Tom Broom walls has soccer shoes to Bobby Lawerson when he gets bag enough to Gt an them Floyd Brown leaves has love for the Plcture Rocks garls to any avaalable guys an school day Very useful garls Emaly Buck walls her shorthand abalaty to Mrs Starrs strug glang class Venus Craag walls her shortness to Phalap O Connor Grace Carson walls her walks to catch the bus an the mornang to her saster Patty Charles Daughtery walls has bag feet to Don Haag for the teachers to trap over Happy landang Faculty Joan Daggan walls her saze 9 gymn clothes to Eleanor Snyder WANTED Aseamstress' Ruth Doan walls her sewang abalaty to JoAnn Stackhouse She sews streams of seams at seems Mary Duncan walls her glasses to Max Maller so that he can study hastcry better Wayde Farnsworth walls only one Che thanks hell keep the otherj of has bone crushang muscles to Myron Faester Crusher thanks Myron wall use at for the best possable advantage Donna Faester walls her taght fittang skarts to Mary Carol Walters Patty Fascher walls her bangs to Wanda Poust leavang her some locks to remember her by Peggy George leaves her lob as the F H A presadent to some Junaor who as capable of at Anna Hall walls her abalaty to oversleep to anyone who can do at and get away wath at Ruth Hall walls her temper to Georgane Hall walls her bottle Gene Harras walls the notes an Gordon Houseknecht walls has Patsy Houseknecht leaves her to Jean Farrar anyone who can reach at of peroxade to Sally Bradley has locker to Danny Taggart actang abalaty to Dean Peters populoraty wath the Muncy boys Don Kaeslnger leaves has way wath the garls ta Rachard Bunce Belva Kale walls all her square dance calls to June Hall Elazabeth lattle walls her love of photography to Dack McCarty and Ball Thomas Terry lunger walls has dravang abalaty to Ruth Morgan How s the fenders holdang out Terry? Paulane Margorgel the lady of the Senaor Class wlls her quaetness an study hall to Murray Sherwood S 55 chapter P T A Shes lust been awarded a plaque of merat from Secretary of War C Aderhold Jean Webster rs head nurse at the old maads home She says shes had so much fun teachang them Faght Team, Faght ' that she doesnt want to leave Nane years ago Fraday John Van Buskark started has mcassagang practace lts located on the Maan Street of Pacture Rocks lYou really must get a message there sometamel H calls at Bussles Bussle less Bodaes Shoppe Harold Whatenaght has settled down to beang a bachelor at has home an Laardsvalle WHLL Ball McCoy walls has abalaty to wrestle to Ernest Clark Chan up Ernae there s stall hope left Lawrence Maller Secretary f F F A walls has posataon to D ck Ryder Marlorae Maller walls her A s an shorthand to John Sullavan wath the advace to try try agaan Jacob Manaer walls has seat on the bus to Maraan Arthur hopang that shell make good use of at Ball Montague walls has dog Fannre to anyone who wall take er Of course he goes wath her Mary Moran walls her sewang abalaty to Betty Jean Derrack Anna Mae Myers walls her abalaty to make As to Frank Evelhaar Betty Neufer walls her lab as treasurer of Tra Ha Y to one of Janet Nunn walls her damples to Maralyn Burkhart Lars Peterman walls her slamness to Barbara Kaesanger Ruth Olnver walls her art abalaty to Joan Maransky Sas Rogers walls her draver s lacense to Jack Smath an hopes that he wall obey all traffic rules so Harry wont be after ham louas Robbans walls has pape for smokang to the Coach Peg Sanner walls her parts an the class plays to the great actor Bob Fascher Charles Sammons leaves lust has lab as Class Treasurer H has no more use for at Jam Spranger walls has abalaty of keepang the basketball scores to Larue Bartlow Russell Smath walls has love for John Deeres to Raymond Daggan Norma Swasher walls her curly brown haar to Laura Davas Lynette Taggart walls her cute figure to Myra Ann Smath an hopes that someday she may have competataon Geraldine Temple who has good sense and nace manners walls them both to Delray Newcomer Ruth Temple walls her shy manner to Beryl Harras but we know Beryl as the quaet type anyway John Van Buskark walls has love for the younger garls to Dack Shaner Jean Webster walls her pleasant smale to the faculty Harold Whatenaght leaves has love for the Second Street garls to Bobby Bavens We leave the ensuing years to the strav ng classes thgt wall also be clambang to the top We do hereby appoant Mr Schaefer as executor of our last wall and testament Sagned by our pen of the future thas naneteenth day of May an the year of our Lord one thousand nane hundred and fifty Grace Carson Patty Fascher Elazabeth Rogers Mary Carol Walter . . 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CHORUS Loyal e'er we'll be to Hughesville And our best we'll do, For our clear old Alma Mater The Orange andthe Blue. -56 -- ,fy HARRY LFV INE TAYLOR DR HOWARD SMITH HAROLD EDDY JEWLER EG LY' S MEAT MARKET FRANK T FOUGHT MEATS Sf GROCERIES LYCOMING LADDER CO WALTER 'S ICE CREAM PARLOR VONEIDA ' S LITTI E MARKET HUGHFSVILLF HOME WATER CO PERCY HARRIMAN JEWLER THF ELMS TOURIST HOME WITH LUNCH COZZY CORNER ISOFT DRINKS, CANDY LUNCH A xv' ARMSTRONG MP DR FRED DAVIS DR HDCH BURTON MORGAN TED HILL ECI1IlSt n u'I:cI-Ie-.rx ww Q IL RNI R sc XR xCI x :Vx g-2 Ix Inl Wrath r1II and Ile-If-0 Ull IIurnr-rs , X DONALD 'ID I-.Rb 1 HUGHESVILLE TEXTILE COMPANY MANUFACTURERS or 9 SILKS AND RAYONS MST4'S:DdDA'RY KK 5 WILLIAMSPORT 21 PA DMQY ppgpugj-5 POUST S SERVICE STATION CORNER MAIN 8: ACADEMY STS NALD R LUNDY vm A Ns I HUGHESVILLE PA VIII J K RISHEL FURNITURE COMPANY OFFICE FURNITURE HUGHESVILLE PA Ro coe S Corson M, lnsurunce ez-vice V1 W, rnbfn X I NIB J Rugneavnleru 1 H TAIL I MB: bn Iilu Sl Pr-HF YXRIDS NNIIIIAVINIOHI IA mv A IIIIHIPSXII r STAVING PHARMACY The Fnendlv Drug Store J oo SO MAIN ST IIUGIII SVII II PA PHONL I I FXPFR1 vnnsum IION SHZVILE X jj wHIPPLDs AUTO BODY SHOP Housmwcm DIARY BARBER SHOP J J GLEASON 8a SON WHIPPLE A MQCARTYIS COMPLEMENTS OF HEAD ACRES FARM - 1 . 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