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

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The Hughesville Parent Teacher Association wishes to Congratulate the This year the association instituted into its program for the first time, the Social Activities oi the P T A included a reception for teachers, the Hal- loween Parade and Party for the school children and the Founders Day Ob- servance at which time the local association celebrated its 3lst birthday. Assembly song books were purchased tor the Music department. PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION Seated: Mrs. Fred Davis, First Vice President, Mrs. George Stiger, President: Mrs. Grant Whipple, Sec retary. Standing: Mrs. Gilbert Wil- kie, Second Vice Presidentg Mrs. Robert Andrews, As- sistant Secretary. Absent when picture was taken: Mrs, Howard Smith, Treasurer. BAND PARENTS ASSOCIATION Seated: Mr. Wendle Taggart, President. Standing: Mrs. Norman Der- rick, Vice President, Mrs. Donald Price, Treasurery Mrs. Howard Smith, Secre tary. The Band Parents Association has completed its fourth year as an organi- zation whose primary purpose is to promote music interest in the school district. During the past year the Band Parents Association purchased a spinet piano for the music department This accomplishment was made possible through the funds accumulated from the Cavalcades oi Music The presentation oi this piano to the school district is one oi the high lights of the year's work. However the Band Parents plan for more activities and proiects tor the organi-

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IAMES R. RITTER B.S., Mansfield S. T. C. Columbia University Supervisor: Vocal and Instru- mental Music, Grade and High School 0678 far? MRS. LOUISE TOWNSEND- whose Alma Mater is Hughes- ville High, is the school secretary who is always ready and glad to help the students. oaperuiwm 1 6f1,5If0o!ian MR. GROVER HAYNES- Mike , the ever smiling custodian oi Hughesville High is held in high esteem by the student body. 10 KATHARINE M. FETTER B.S., Kutztown S. T. C. Carnegie Institute of Technology Moore Institute of Art, Science, and Industry Iohn Herron Art School, Indian- apolis Art: Grades and High School. Supervisor: Decorations and pos ters lor class plays and prom. Advisor: Yearbook, Monarch, Student Council, Eleventh Grade. lflffrie MRS. MARIORIE WENZEL-who is a graduate of Hughesville High, is the school nurse who true to her profession advises all.

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Cgzfwfenf Ciwufrci First How: Mrs. Fetttrr tAdvisorl, Ronnie Frius, Ann Svlitrcft-rr, Krrrvn Ashlctir, Ann My-rfrs, Ntrrivy W1-t,str,-r, Myrrr Ann Srnith, Ukcivisorsl Mr. Crevelintz, Mr. Vtforrirriur. Second Row: Chrrrles Htill, lf'-tty Fulrner, fTiWii'Il Swisher, Ntrrivy Stiqvrr, lcrnrf Nunn, Violet Derrick, Mtrriv Trick, VVUIIOII Wliit- rrmytfr. Third Row: AlVftI1I1 Lrruvlile, Carrol Ely, Phyllis Rc-esp, lirii Mrrrririsky, Dick Merrill, luck Sli-itil, Ke-nneth Vrrridiric-, George Frrrltiy. The Student Council, o clemocrotic orgoni- zrrtion consisting ot twenty-three members rep- resenting the vorious home rooms, completed 41 successful terni. Its oirn, cis in the post, was to promote right dttitudes ond school spirit tor tho well-being ot Hughesville High School. The Council conducted the Mgrch of Dimes Ckrrrrprrigri, the Iunior Red Cross Drive, ornd sponsored cr HobofSock Donce ond o Coreer Dfry, which proved to be very successful. The officers were: president, lorries More rmsky, vice president, Ccrrol Ely: secretory, Phyllis Reese, treosurer, Betty Fulrner. The following cornrnittee choirrnen were gppointed for the school yecir: Civil ond So- cigl, Gwen Swisherg Service ond Etiquette, Phyllis Reese, Assembly, Myro Ann Smith: Scholarship, Nancy Webster. The advisors were Mrs. Petter, Mr. Crevel- ing ond Mr. Worrirrier.