Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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T it X 1111 ,IT N ll I e trriaciaris A '17 i NX l ll l .l l Class History if if N , i BOOK OF FRESHMEN '- j . j' Sails were spread to every wind that blew, l Raw were the sailors and the depths were new. j l l IN the year ninteenfhundred twentyffive a ship sailed somewhat l timorously out of the protecting harbor of the grade school life into the l open sea of highfschool life. One hundred and eighty inexperienced sailors it xi set out on the Sea of Education in the hope of hnding a harbor best suited for theprotection and building of their ship. Thrilling was the class organizaf I tion and the beginning of a new life for every class member. After be- l lj coming acquainted to the new curriculum and change of class periods we 'f T were allowed to seek diversion in many good times such as weenie roasts, a Hallowe'en Barn Party, etc. These are stamped indelibly upon our minds l ji for they marked the first steps of our social progress. Having passed all E the reefs and shoals known as Examinations and Failures, the Ship of Freshmen sailed majestically into the Sophomore Harbor. l l Q BOOK OF SOPHOMORES l l'Per-mit our ships a shelter on your shores, fi j Refined from your woods with planks and ours. ,l i EVERYONE who has gone to school realizes with what expectation our f Il ship again set sail upon more uncharted seas in an endless search for our l ,T protecting harbors. Our launching this year had a double significance il for we started in a grand, new ship, our M. S. Hershey juniorfSenior High jx School. Our journey was rather unsettled until we became accustomed to X l our new building. During this year some of the most talented members of T j our class aided in the production of 'iKathleen, one of the prettiest plays 1, X ever given at Hershey High. This year marks a successful goal attained, I both scholastically and socially, when the Sophomores held a Valentine li Party at the HY which proved quite successful. We also acquired some l l scholarly fuel, much needed to complete our voyage. Two projects under- l li taken this year are worthy of mentiong they are the publications of the ll l Broadcaster, a monthly school paper,and the CHo:LAT1ER,a school annual. ll i Both projects were very successful and destined to improve with each pub' IQ, lication. U ' 1 ' j ...gg X gg.. K tg jg S J. - A .7 - .L I-K i QE? 'Ziyi xiii? seg!! 5 llu... .,iiiiilrIlUlllllll'lllllllllIIlllillm' gf nllllllllllllililllliiiiiIl'lilillH'Qi 9 Z juli-jmllingjlwljfjijljllwil L :wlgvululwmmtmmm!,MH uw- n gi Mull l !!--i! QSg,Zi,a9' ls me lg T'LL'6'llff1j-TUIO