Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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-lfii -1: it CWQC All iii-1' psig. ll l l . . 3 . WCM: RUTH BEATRICE DETWEI LER LIBeaty7! Here's a little maiden, always spick and span Never known to hurry, even for a man. Mask and Wig C335 President of Needle Craft C335 Glee Club C435 l i r Secretary of Sigma Gamma C435 Bimbo Cl 35 Kathleen C135 The Rose of Tokio C435 Fleurette C335 The Little Tycoon CZ3. l Ruth is one of these dignified, quiet girls who holds the respect of all . her acquaintances and friends. Ruth is decidedly a brunette, but that does not prevent her from being preferred by gentlemen. Ruth is a steady. hard worker, always being asked to undertake more. because of her valuable ability. She expects to follow stenographic work I after graduation and we know that she will add dignity and poise to what- ever otiiee she enters. lX'lll.DRED lil.lZAl3liTll EDXYARIJS Milly il, They 'wlm are popular deserve attention. Tri-Y Cl,.Z,335 Glee Club C435 Debating Club C4 32 Treasurer of Sigma i Gamma C435 Kathleen C235 The Little Tycoon C235 Fleurette C335 Barbarossa C335 The Rose of Tokio C435 Humor Editor of uCvllt7f'CllCit'I'-' I' C435 Forensic Club C435 Ticket Committee C435 Bimbo C13. l Pertincnt vivacious. rlirtatious, that is Milly. As for popularity, ' she has no other equal in our class. Milly's favorite hobby in school is ' l talking and giggling5 outside of school. her hobby is dancing. Milly is a student of the Commercial Course, and she is also pro- i, gressing rapidly in speaking Espanol. Milly's ambition is to go to West ' Chester. XVe hope that Milly will not be required to use any shorthand 1 in her course at West Chester, for we fear she would be unable to do so. Nevertheless we wish her success in her future work and hope that she will retain her bewitching smile all through life. ELYATZ A. ELSARELLI ' Yoffie 1 . . 5 l Honors some by dzlzgence. ' il Oratory C3,435 Mathematics Club C335 Vice-President of Serihbler's ' Club C335 Chemical Club C335 Rose of Tokio C431 Traffic Squad C435 I President of Debating cum 143. l Behold the outstanding orator of the class of 1028. Yot'fie sure does l know how to hold an audience with his oratorical voice. He has also shown Y his ability as a dehater and we all agree that he has been an asset to our debating team this year. i YoFFie has no particular interest in the fair sex, in school his work l took nrst place. We hope that Yotlie will further his oratorical abilities C after leaving school and ineet with great success. 1 l ELM.-X CATHERINE GERLACH ' Captain i ll'l1ul great thing lies benealh her calm zmassuming naluref' X Tri-Y Cl,2,335 Bimbo Cl 35 The Maid of Tokio C135 Kathleen ' C235 The Little Tycoon C235 Fleurette C335 The Needle Craft Club C335 Q The Rose of Tokio C435 The Debating Club C435 Sigma Gamma C43. . . l Captain is very quiet. That is-at times. She is an all around good i sport and has ability to win friends wherever she goes. Alma is very fond ll of out-door sports. especially hiking. She is one of our Commercial students. l Alma expects to go to VVest Chester and enter the kindergarten work. XYQ i hope that her success will continue when she is out of school and the best ll wishes ofthe class of twenty-eight go with her. . 493 U 3 .... V li l-,i l Q .sg 7- lpyzvx-ezftv -sg - I C l - mlil'lllillgllllllilllllliilllwi i . vgllllllllnliiiilillolMQL19 2 8 Qtlwilgiiiiigilnimim,,lliiiirlir' fl-LTU5 ..mHmmmmm!hmmm' IMI IMI .51 ci -aiiii i XSL- Jgziyl ib U A , Twenty-Seven

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1.4 1 i -J 5- X ilil I first cwoctarie 5 MARY ELIZABETH BRANDT C6Molly17 Be wisely worldly, but not worldly wise. Kathleen C253 Needle Craft Club 1355 Sigma Gamma 145. Mary is one of the quiet girls of our Commercial section. She has won many friends during her years spent in Hershey High. Mary is loved by all her fellow classmates, probahly because she possesses the ability of attending to her own affairs. Mary is studious and conscientious but always ready to appreciate a good joke. She realizes that success comes to those who wait and while waiting she works for it. Mary will either develop her musical ability or continue with her commercial work. XVQ predict a happy future for Mary and wish her much success. BERTHA MAE CASSEL Berdie Her smile rerures ilze wounding of a frown. Scribblers' Club C353 Chemistry Club H53 Handicraft Club C25g Sigma Gamma Q45 Orchestra 145. Berdie believes there is a time for work and a time for play. mostly play, but really spends some time at work. She is a lover of nature and if Mother Nature has any part in creating the sunny smile which Ilerdie possesses, it would benefit us all to get acquainted with Nature. Beside possessing a smile she is musically talented, adding much harmony to our orchestra with her eello. Berdie's pet pastime is giggling. Enough saidl Berdie's hobby sawing away on her cello, predicts a brilliant musical future. Bertha intends to be a teacher but her ambition just at present is to drive a Cihevrolet, we wonder why? But in what ever you undertake we wish you the best of luck and happiness. DONALD CASSI DY 1sD0n91 Happy am I, from care Fm free. Why aren't llzey all contented like me? Football ll,.l53 Springtime i253 Basketball 1.25, I!arbarossa 635: Fleurette C353 Rose of Tokio C45. Don is looked upon as the Romeo of the class. During his stay in High School, he has bestowed his attentions on various members of the fair sex with varying success. Don's motto has been, Do not do today that which can be put ot? until the morrow. XVith this in mind he has avoided doing a lot of unnecessary work??! Don thinks that school is just another means of taking life easy. After graduation, he is undecided whether to enter college or settle down to the hum drum ot' business life. Here is to your success in whatever you may undertake. PAUL LUTHER CLARK Clarky I dare dn all that may become a man, Who dares do more, is none. Seribblers' Club C355 Forensic Cluh l45g Class Historian 145. There are not many boys in the Senior Class who can be called quiet hut Paul is one that can be. It is very seldom that Clarky does not know his lesson when he comes to class and when the rest of us fail to respond, Patil usually comes to the rescue. XVithin the last year or so we discovered that Paul possessed unusual ability along poetical lines. Patil is undecided as to what he will do after graduation but we are all hoping that he will continue to write poetry and perhaps some day we will see his name with that of Longfellow and other great poets. n ll l f '?iq'Q, I Q I!-.H vedfr s-xy, ggi!! Ci ,pm v 1 Il 4. A Illl li in hllhllliQx19 5.iml'uirllulilliirllxuingi wllllvl1iwii.a1.imuiuut.n'.1.ino. , L gn - l ,- '+s,Z,E,24 ' iigii s xv L Tzcenty-Six

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..liiQ .-1: ig 2. I 11 1 Ls- - i ii ,..- mips , onaan ee , . NX ii FANNIE ELIZABETH GRI-XYBILL I iSFan,7 l A quiet lass-there are but few, xl 1 Who know the treasure hid in you. ' Needle Craft Club C335 Sigma Gamma C43. Fannie is one ofthe quiet members of our class. She is very studious. I If you want to know anything ask Fannie. V870 predict a brilliant future I for the commercial world if Fannie enters it prepared to use her competency in making red and blue figures stay in their respective places. Fannie is I also capable of managing her house hold alfairs. XVe can easily imagine her domestic future. Can't you just see her budget? Don't forget Fannie, if ' the red and blue figures get mixed, etc. 'cause your class of '28 is thinking 7 . . . l about you and wishing you every degree of success and happiness. ll i MAE LAYENE GRAYBILL Snookie I I mean to be happy whenever I may, ,N A nd laugh when I mustfor that is my way. I Handicraft Club H33 Mathematics Club C3l3 Orchestra C3,43g Forensic Club C435 Sigma Gamma C43. WVe all know Mae is a very studious girl and are quite certain she will .VI be an honor student. She studies from morn till night. If you want to W know anything in Latin go to Mae for she is ever willing to help others. She intends to enter the profession of teaching and will be a success if her endeavors in the class room count for anything. Mae wants to be a Latin I teacher. VVe are not certain whether she will succeed, as our opinions of 'i her have been changed this last year. If you didn't see her at the Senior play, you missed something. She has a good knowledge of cooking and I I don't believe she would want to let it go to waste. However we extend our il best wishes for her success for a teaching career. i - Y 7 MARY CATHILRIINE GRAYBILL Grabie i Little in stature, but not in mind, wi Gentle, loving and exceedingly kind. ' Chemistry Club C335 Mathematics Club C333 Debating Club C431 il Sigma Gamma C43. Mary's favorite hobby is debating because she likes to argue. She certainly knows how to use her vocabulary. Mary likes to get on the good side of the teachers, this does not mean to get higher marks, for she knows more than we think she does, and deserves all she gets. I Mary expects to become a Latin teacher. She has proved her ability li in this respect by her excellent ability to translate Latin. We wish you J luck and prosperity in whatever you may undertake to do in the future. C i LOUISE ELYIRA HEISEY 1 Weesie i I Keep your face always toward the sunshine, ' And shadows willfall behind you. Scribblers' Club C339 Forensic Club C433 Sigma Gamma C43. Louise is the quietest girl in our class. She is one of those girls who II is seldom heard but has great goals set for her ambitions. Being one of If the most conscientious girls in her studies we have every reason to believe K she will succeed. Probably she will make some of her co-workers sit up and take notice. NVcesie possesses one of the rarest things of anyone of our class, that is a blush. If you have seen Louise blush you know why 1 they say that a blush is a sign of maidenly modesty. Louise has taken the l commercial course, planning of course, to be somcbody's stenog. We are H sure she won't need anyone to translate her short hand. The best wishes for happiness and success go with you. ,N lk i is 0 ll .2, 'e:Q, - E D G ' - lk ,,... imiililllllVilllllllllllllllillilgui . H'i IlIlIliIIll1liU'l rl l'HlIlHQx19Z 8 -5-JINHIHIIIIlllllllllllllhgilihnlli i IIlHllUl:lll.LlMllIliIl ,ll'iI.Iim'.., , Q- M,,.,,i, A-. 'i -arzii 1 833524129 ' iisii Q we Tweu ty-Eight