Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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aj' EJ-EERE! ESQ, EEXXXL W THE CHOCL TIER r'. I1 ! r 1 i l r 1 l 'vr ,i 'i M . is f Alma Mater . l ? LET us tune our hearts and voices li' Every care defyg , Q Let us sing with one accord f J. Our praise to Hershey High. l Wlieii in dust these walls are laid 3 And Time on wings shall fly, Another throng shall breathe our song L' - In praise of Hersheyi High. K l Then with joy our songs We'll bring ' Swelling to the skyg We'll all unite to shout and singf 5 Long life to Hershey High. - Chorus I Lift the chorus-Speed it onward Over hill and daleg l l Hail to thee our Alina Materg I N Hershey High, all Hail. l, fi PLL Q 9 ii f Wil f Q21 sf QQ slfffr if i nlllllllllllllll IINIUIIIII llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllulll . Villllllll IUlllllllIlllnlllllllllllllllllll lllllIlll'll'. ll'llllllllu''I 'Ill' Four Ti - .1 ' r X i J Q as

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'Fr THE CHOCL TIER l 5 ii The Board of Education WE, the members of the Class of 1929, wish to take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude and thanks to the Board of Education which has labored so nobly in the past that we might be able to derive the utmost benefits from our school training. To this group of devoted men we owe much. They Worked out many of our problems and unselfishly gave much time to the better' ment of our school environments. We recognize what a strong factor in our lives they have been and probably will be in the future. The Class of IQ2Q passes from the scene with grateful appreciation to the Board of Education. if 9 2 f Nil! ' All Eggs Q lif f if T11 ree I

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1 f ffffi tQfQ.33lfTXcsX.fx THE cHocL TIER l l I l T sl r, T l l T T i l ll L12 li T Our Auditorium fl THE High School Auditorium has hecome endeared to the hearts of the students. There ' is little wonder for this fact. Who would not love to meet here to hegin the day? This I is where we become recharged with new school spirit and receive new inspiration for our l ' onward and upward struggle. We assemble here as one huge, happy, carefree Eunily to l ll sing, to encourage each other, to he instructed. The auditorium will hold a coveted ' place in our hearts as the years go hy. l There is an ample stage equipped with scenery so that any theatrical performance l can easily he accommodated. The lighting effects are quite unusual. The stage is made - more attractive hy the display of two beautiful flags the American emblem on one side '41 - - -1' 'JIT and the State hanner on the other side. The entire effect with its richly colored curtains li' ll and draperies affords a dignified, restful appearance quite as attractive as a first class ,l ll theatre. Recently, a motion picture equipment has lween installed which increases the many uses of the auditorium. l l l - A., R - J? TEH 4X'?L':'.f' ' 5 T 1 , Qt TllZ gf'1ilxf,O l tg! he l 'xifd..i2ZIl? Tf' A . lllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllilllllllll i ll I ll I I ul I ll ll U llllllll .' llll lllllllllllllllll ll llllllllllllllllllllll F iw