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

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Supervising Principal To The Seniors: Time Marches On! In 1941, I came to know many of you as little boys and little girls in the Hrst gradeg today in 1953, I know you as young men and young women, as Seniors, soon to be graduated from our high school. In twelve short years to some, twelve long years to others, you have com- pleted the cycle of Public School Education. During this period your parents have been your greatest help and inspirationg your State and your local Govern- ment through your Boards of Education have invested thousands of dollars in your schoolingg your Churches have offered you spiritual and moral helpg your Teachers have tried to inspire you and to point out to you some of the Guideposts on the Roadway of Life. Now you go forward in 1953 after your commencement, as a graduate of this school. May you always look back with pleasure to school daysi' which can never return. Will you recall that it was during your last year here that a Joint- ure of Seven Townships and Two Boroughs was formed? Will you remember also that plans were started for a new Iunior-Senior High School? Will you always look to the Future hopefully? Will you really do your Best and your Part in making Life better for your fellowmen and fellow women? Time Marches On! Best Wishes To The Class of 1953 Your Principal Harold L. Schaefer 11

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Board af Education ln reviewing the school program of the East Lycoming School District for the past year, one cannot help hut feel a certain amount of satisfaction in having played a small part in this Educational Program. The members of your Boards of Education and the County and Local School authorities have given many hours of time and untiring effort toward the new junior-Senior High School lmuilding program. All of our people should he proud of the various Boards of Education who have the initiative and spirit to work together for such an outstanding educational program. W. Charles Walters, President East Lycoming School District 10

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EMINIA BAXTER Edinhoro S.T.C. B.S. in Education University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State College Second Grade BEATRICE E. CORLE B.S., Blooinshurg S.T.C. Lock Haven S.T.C. Pennsylvania State College English .ah Supervisor: Monarch Advisor: Seventh Grade NANCY MYERS ILS., Bloomshurg S.T,C. First Grade DOROTHY DITTY B.S., Lock llavcn S.'l'.C. First Grade CLETUS MERRELL ILS., M. Ed., The Pennsylvania State College Bucknell University Vocational Agriculture Advisor: F.F.A. JOHN F. BABB Western Maryland College B.S., Bloomshurg S.'I'.G. Social Studies and Spanish Coach: jr. High Baskcthall Supervisor: jr,, Sr. Prom Spanish Cluh Advisor: Eleventh Grade 7 I7 Marius Il Masters 12 JAMES R. RITTER B.S., Mansfield S.T.C. Columbia University Supervisor: Vocal and Instrumental Music Gracie and Iligh School GLENN WOMMEH B.S., Pennsylvania State College Industrial Arts Assistant Coach: NVrestling Advisor: Student Council MARY COOPER B.S., Mansfield S.T.C. Syracuse University, Graduate Work Home Economics Supervisor: F.H.A. Advisor: Tenth JOSEPH C. ASHKAR B.S., Mansfield S.T.C. Duke University Mathematics Advisor: Eighth Grade Faculty Manager of Athletics KATHARINE M. FETTER B.S., Kutztown S.T.C. Carnegie Institute of Technology Moore Institute of Art, Science, and Industry Iohn Herron Art School, Indianapolis Art: Grade and High School Supervisor: Decorations and posters for class plays and prom. Advisor: Yearbook. Monarch, Studcnt Council, Eleventh Grade EDITH M. FAGUE Muncy Noriual School Mansfield S.'I'.C. Indiana S.T.C. Lock Haven S.T.C. Bucknell University Fifth Grade