Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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CHOCLATIER OREWORD N THIS, the twelfth volume of the Cbochztier, we have endeavored to bring back pleasant memories which will become clearer to us as time passes. A yearbook always affords a great deal of sentimental value to parents and students. It's an accomplishment that every Senior Class points to with pride. And, as it becomes older and its pages become worn and discolored, we'll look at it and love it all the more, just as we do the old songs of yesteryear. Parents also get a certain amount of real enjoy- ment in seeing their sons or daughters take their places among their classmates. Students get much pleasure, as well as experience, from publishing a yearbook. It provides an excellent oppor- tunity for self-expression and creative work by them. School activities are stimulated through the publicizing of these activities and sports in its pages. School days will grow dim and the songs we are singing will become feeble and fade. But the 1938 Claarlaztier will live on forever, making us young again and putting a song in our hearts.

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DEDICATION Miss Esther Gray Bighom has served our school loyally and competently as Supervisor of Music. She has been a most faithful and cooperative friend to colleagues and to pupils. Her unceasing efforts and counsellorship have in- spired us to higher ideals. To her-as a token of respect and friendship which every student holds for her4THE CHOCLATIER of 1938 is DEDICATED.