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

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Seated: Roscoe Corson, Harry D. Reese, Harry I. Ritter, W. Charles Walters, Pres., C. K. Boyer, Vice Pres., Ralph W. Price, Sec., Myron L. Fiester, Treas. Standing. first row: Harold L. Schaefer, Supr. Prin., I. Randall Winter, Mrs. Mildred Confer, Mrs. Blanche Brink, Archie E. Temple, Harvey McClain, Bruce Woodley, Warren Campbell, Grover Burkhart, Lewis C. Creveling, Ass't. Prin., I. Earl Hall, lean Anstadt. Second row: Robert S. Murray Ir., James Starr, Har- old Bull, Raymond Holiday, Paul Poust, LaRue Wallis, T. S. Pe-terman, Kline L. Plotts, Iohn Diggan. glcwf Jgcomin .gilzoof iDi5fricf The program of the East Lycoming School District shows another year of outstanding accomplishments. This is es- pecially true of the building program for the new lunior-Senior High School. Final approval oi the building plans by the Local Board, the loint Building Authority, and the Department oi Pub- lic Instruction means a new school plant within the next year. The Board oi Education is ever mindful oi providing the best, so that our graduates may be a credit to themselves and to the Public School System. Congratulations to each member of the Class of l954. Go forward with the most sincere good wishes for a prosperous and happy life. W. Charles Walters. President East Lycoming School District 6

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l4,l9erui5ing rincayoa To The Class of 1954: lndividually you are numbered among the sixteen million Teen-agers in the United States. You are also among the thousands who in the year 1954 will be graduated from high school. In some countries of the world doors of Opportunity for young people have been closed. ln other countries doors of Opportunity are opening as never before. Fortunately you live in the United States-a country of vast Opportunity. This year marks the occasion of your completion of twelve years of free public education. Here are some of the special chances offered in your High School: athletics, band, art, clubs, class plays, school publications, student council, class offices, chorus, cheerleading and contests of various kinds. Some of you have made high scholastic records as well as having shown marked success in taking advantage of these school Opportunities. However, you are not widely known outside of your immediate school, community or county. Vaster Opportunities await you as you go outside into the world. lf in the days to come, you take advantage of all Opportunities for advancement as many of you have in the past, it will be possible for you to become better known or famous in your community, state, nation or even in world affairs. Remember- There's always room at the Top . Best Wishes to all, Harold L. Schaefer. Supervising Principal 7