Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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Dedication As a tangible evidence of our sincere appreciation, we, the Class ot l933, do dedicate this Volume of 'KTHE CHGCLATIERU Miss E. DoRoTHY HYLAND who has been a faithful teacher, a friend of high ideals, a kind and interested counsellor inspiring us to service. Her unceasing efforts have greatly aided us in the publication of this book, and in the advancement of our school standards. CHOCLATIER

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X X X w X fx Y IKM N w NNE To H N X . M - SK 3, r lr- A , 7' 'Wg . P' 6.5 Z ' JQX www ' Z? sg M5 Qwgggf ufiggoeef fggp CHOCLATIER Book I Book I I Book III Book IV Book V Book VI Book VII Contents FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLAS SM EN ACTIVITIES ,ATIILETICS FEATURES ADIIERTISEINIENTS 6