Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Reel I Place-Hershey High School Time-September, 1928-1929 STARRING THE FRESHMEN FOUR years ago in September, 1928, our Freshman class arrived on the scene to play its part in the school year which lay ahead. Eighty-nine strong, we encountered our hardships, and broke through the entangled way. We soon learned that the path of a 1'Freshie is not flowery, but rather narrow and rocky. But through it all, the part of a Freshman was played well. The members of our class tried very hard to win places of distinction. Several of our group starred in athletics, others represented us in musical organizations, and still others worked on literary staffs in the school through the year, our Alma Mater meant more to us each day and the school spirit increased with the progress of the school year. Many good times were enjoyed in our Freshman Reel, including wienie roasts and parties. Swiftly but silently time passed by and spring came bringing our Freshman Reel to an end. Reel II Place-Hershey High School Time-One Year Later, 1929-1930 STARRING THE SOPI-IOMORE CLASS Here we are! Back in Hershey High to further complete our reel of education, which each year is becoming more efficient and profitable. This year we organized our class, and had as our captain, Paul Wenrich, who guided us safely on our second expedition into the realm of books. Our interests in this reel were greatly aroused by the opening of the New Vocational building, which soon had many members from our group. Many boys changed their courses and have since become proficient in their chosen fields. Other interests in which we participated were the Broadcaster Staff, Clvoclatier Staff, and the play, Q'Page the Princef' This year marks a success to our class record addition. Reel I I I Place-Hershey High School Time-September, 1930-193 1 JUNIORS Anticipations and hopes filled this reel, being the third year of our high school. Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y organizations, orchestra, and the band gave us opportunities for participation in school events. William Shively, elected by the class as president, proved his leadership. This year we were recognized as upper-classmen and had important parts in the school activities. For many years the Junior-Senior Banquet had not been given, but our class gave the Senior Class of 1931 a real treat when we had quite a formal affair for them. Many of the Broadcaster positions were held by Juniors. In 1'Spanish Moonl' and The Pioneer's Papoosef' choruses were made up to a large extent of members from the Junior Class. Other activities in which Juniors had a part were football, basketball, baseball, track, and the Mixed Chorus. This brought our Junior year to a close and proved to us what fine cooperation in the class had accomplished in helping us to organize bigger and better things. SENIOR REEL Place-Hershey High School Time-1931-1932 Seniors! How proud we are to be called by this time-honored title! Twenty-seven