Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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vi f L ' ' wav 4 561. - f', i gg , a -in , -,ff f , sg T 5 :AC 4' at 5 Q3 5 Q., ,Q is f'- ,- I , . , f it ,..1: T . 9 my 2315 .. fr.:-ii r a P 'A'A tv t. . . . ,tgtlf 1. ,,,:. 1. ' K .1 rs ..,,, A 5457 , ' .6 , MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS ' To you who have now completed a very important part in the prepara- tion for life, we extend this greeting. You have made friends, studied lessons, finished courses, and lived in our school life for twelve years. We congratu- late you. There are goals that you have set up for yourselves along the way. We hope that you have been able to attain some of them but not all, for if you have reached success in everything, you have aimed too low. We hope that you will go out of these doors not only with a bit of paper called a diploma but with higher ideals, better citizenship, and a greater courage to face life with all its future problems. lf this is true we have not failed you and you cannot fail us. You had more opportunity than the average school affords but l know that you will be happy with me when l say that those who come after you will have even greater opportunity. Next year the Derry Township Senior High School shall be in a new building. ln order to give the pupils an enlarged opportunity, we are offer- ing new courses with new opportunities for work and self-expression. You can rest assured that as the schools you attended were better than those your parents attended, so the school the future classes will attend will be an enrichment over what you have enjoyed. ln fact it may be that the day is almost here when we can invite you back in case you should wish to come after your day's work is finished. The day for Adult Education has about arrived. Greater opportunities are awaiting all of us. New positions are sure to appear in the new day that is coming. Our Board of Education will always be ready and anxious to do what is best for the young people of our community. In fact they hope with us that all of you may continue to stay young and learn daily as long as life and health last. May you as seniors be specially noted for this fine achievement. Sincerely yours,