Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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1-' - -' ' 1 l - N ., CWQDCLM UE -H e- -' tn -p l 77' X.-RN up l ll 1 l I l l 4 l l ll , T50 i' Miss MARY E. CLEMENS, A. B. I Q PROGRESSIVE leader in the Hershey High School, ll who alwa s labors to make the athways of I Y P p learning bright and happy, we express our sincere ,l gratitude. Her ceaseless and untiring efforts have l brought the publication of the 1928 QHOCLATIER Ill to a paramount success. 1 QD gg... fl is l. - lv -H Al .-. , QSEQQS -1 W llIll lIlIHIlIllIIl I sigh nunmmln Il n Wai' QNX' 'Bah i X - 'H 'l 3 lf' gil: MQW 'ml' W Q !'JI'1U'l'WlIIlIIlvl'llun1l1WEL l 3 ''rumnurlr1wmr.1.umuun .mu'ilam'.,,, .-1. Q L:a! lE fSs,,i,e4' 6l!2QQ!llQ we Ax Six

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4 af . Nl-Sq tmtiarir Y I Our Former Class Advisor I I I I REV. JOSEPH R. MACDONALD, A. B. I i TH E Class first met Rev. MacDonald in the I eighth grade Civics Class. Since then we have come not only to know him, but also to I love and to admire him. Here is one with the qualities of a leader and a man. He was the shepherd of the Class of H728 for four N, years, during which time he held the honor Y I and respect of every member. It was with a V I feeling of deep regret that our relations were I I, severed in the Hrst semester of our Senior year l when his services were transferred to another 'f field. We shall always cherish fond mem' ories of our former Class Advisor. I I g I I I I I I Our Present Class Advisor I I THEO O. MCCRACKEN, LITT. B. I I il' FATE plans that One good event follows i another and so sent Mr. McCracken when I I i Mr. MacDonald left us. Mr. McCracken, I I as advisor of our class, has skilfully aided in I piloting us through a most successful year. 1 Il He has also greatly helped in coaching our I I debating teams and has taken a vital interest I I in the Forensic Club. The class of IQ28 leave I with you their sincere gratitude for the time 3 'I and services you have given us. I I I II ,, I I Il ., lg X Qi Q 'fx 'X L- oi w ... 1 Q- ,Y A if I-an qffh irq, Q ' .. I .5--. - l y y ,q9' sw ,a-Eh C lm... ,,- will IIIIIII IlIII.llIlIIliilI l ' all fgIIllIliIlIIliImIlillllllligilg Z 8 IJLQJI,HiymmumuimH Mmumwmhkmumu 'MN' ig H mm' i' ' 'i2 ' 6:82-412' ' iii-: A wb -1 Seven