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

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Seated: Mr. Taggart, president Standing. left to right: Mrs. Price, trcasurcrg Mrs. Derrick, vice-prcsidcntg Mrs. Smith. sccrctary. Hand Parents Association VVith the object of promoting the interests of the instrumental music of the Hughesville High School, the Hughesville Band Parents Association was organ- ized in 1950. Under the laws governing all Pennsylvania school districts, the local school board may expend funds for these purposes only: to buy band instruments, to employ a music director, and to purchase music. All other supplies must come from outside sources. The Hughesville Band Parents Association is endeavoring to meet these expenses. Since the organization was founded, it has outfitted the band, including the banner bearers and color guards, With uniformsg several parties and picnics were sponsored for all the band members and their familiesg four Calvacade of Music programs have not only replenished the piano fund for the new school, but the community has profited from high class music and artistsg a drill master was employed to assist Mr. Ritter, the directorg and a good sum has been accumulated to sponsor future needs of the band. '15

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Parent Tfeacher Assuiiiaiimi Scatczl-tlcft to rightjz Nlrs. llowarml Smith. trcasurcrg Mrs. Ct-orgc Stigcr, prcsiclciitg Mrs. C'i liit Wiiipplc Nl'l'I'4'i'll'Y 1. ,. 4 . Stancling: Nliw. llillu-rt XYilkic. sccoiiml xicc prcsitlciitq Mrs. l i'cml Daxis, first xicc prcsitlcntg ltolu it Xiirlinxxs Xssixt uit St ic x Xlrs. n I . : 1 .' 'c ' 'taijx Xlciiihcrs oi thc Parciit Tcachci' Association cxtciicl hcst wishcs to thc grachi ating class of 1953. 'l'hc ioiiiturc of NVolf Township with thc lliighcsvillc School District mach- it possihic to wt-iconic to incinhcrship this vcar, parciits of Fairvicw. Ncwmaii. aml Villa Crow- schools. Nlcmhcrsliip in thc association was 600, thc iargcst in tht- history oli thc orgaiiizatioii. high Social activitics of tht- l'.'l'.A. iiichiclccl thc rcccptioii for tcachcrs, and thc Ilaih iwccii Paraclc aiici Partx' for thc school chiiclrcii. llu- association spoiisorcci ciaiiciiig ciasscs cvcrv xVi'lillt'Sli2lf' cvciiiiig in thc schooi 1ltICiilUl'illllt. Uiic oi thc hiiicl raising activitics was thc scihiig of camlx' and pcaiiiitx at hasifcthali gamcs ami wrcstliiig iiiatchcs. No iiiaioi' proicct was takcii hy tht- P.TA. this ycar, thc fccliiig hciiig, that hiiirls raiscct would hc iiscci at a iatcr ciatc whcn thc iicw school huilciiiig was hiiiit. I4

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vucli lnnnm- mmnn, L'Ulllllll't0Cl ll vory SlIL'COSSlllll Student Euunuil 'l'ln- Stuclvnt Comm-il, ii Cll'IIl0L'l'iltlC orguni- Activitivs, Mary Tvinplcg Sorvicv :incl l'Itiq1u'tt0. nation consisting ol 22 II1l'll1lN'l'S l'4'l7l't'Sl'Illll1j.f Phyllis lgocsc. Asscmhlv Lvml Small,-f. QL-lmlm.- Yl'ill'. 'l'ln- ullic-1-rs wvrv: pn-siclviit, Mvlvin Kop- nc-rg vin-1--pi'c-siclmit. lim-sv Davis: Sl'Cl'l'lkll'y. Susan tm., 1 liussm'll1 tI'C'llSlll'i'l', llulwrt King. 'l'ln- following cmninittvm- c-lia1irim'n wvrc up- llffl mointe-cl: Civil uncl Social. Sliirlvy Cliclvwcllg and 16 sliip, Jznncs Nlzirunsliy. The aulvisvrs wvrv Mr. cll'K'Yi'llllfl. Nlrs. Fait- uicl Mr. x'VOllIlll0l'. Tlic Stuclcnt Council sponsorocl tlic junior Cross, tliv selling of Tulwrculosis pencils ll XVorkim'n's clinnvr.