Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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LUKE BRANDT Vocational DOROTHY BROWN Commerical JAMES BRUNNER General WILLIAM BUCCIARELLI Vocational RUTH BUCHER Preparatory HAROLD BUCKLEY Vocational BETTY BYBEE Preparatory DONALD CA KE Vocational BETTY CASSEL General WARREN CASSEL Preparatory GLORIA CIFANI General LILLIAN CLARK General BENJAMIN CLEMENTE Vocational GUY CLINE Agriculture FLORENCE COCKLIN General MILDRED COFFMAN General UKE BRANDT's aspirations have urged him into the colorfsplashed field of printing. Coniidentially, he's a second Bing Crosby. . . . Perhaps it's DOROTHY BROWN'S abilities that dwarf her size. Besides ex' celling in shorthand and typing, she's a talented musician. . . . JAMES BRUNNER, a hockey fan, is the fellow you'll usually see walking nonchalantly into the room after the last bell rings. . . . WILLIAM BUCCIARELLI is a football player, wrestler, and dancer. That smile provides numerous partners in the latter activity. . . . RUTH BUCHER is directing all activities toward a dietician's position. We think she'll succeed. . . . Schoolfwide is HAROLD BUCKLEY,S reputation for scholastic and vocational rating. He's a whizz in elecf tricity. . . . Bang! BETTY BYBEE'S twentyftwo has shattered another bull'sfeye. Darkfhaired Betty is a very active senior. . . . Industrious DONALD CAKE has won reknown as a Miehle press operator and golfer. He's also interested in intrafmural sports. . . . Lively BETTY CASSEL lists among her other activities some athletic triumphs. She's TrifHifY, too. . . . I got it! Thus WARREN CASSEL snatches another rival's hit. His ambition is to enter the business world. . . . A blackfhaired, blackfeyed dancing doll is lovely GLORIA CIFANI. She likes SubfDeb Club and Sigma Gamma. . . . There's really no livelier person than LILLIAN CLARK to be found anywhere. She made an excellent typist for Choclatier. . . . BENJAMIN CLEMf ENTB,S vocational desire is to be a valuable contribution to defense as a machinist. Incidentally, he's no mean rugfcutter, either. . . . Ambitious GUY CLINE is not content with regular agricultural course but studies it by correspondence, also. He should succeed. . . . Amazing, confusing, is FLORENCE COCKLIN,S procedure of vanishing from classes-. She's adept at the ivory keyboard, too. . . . MILDRBD COPPMAN can certainly clinch anything with her delightful giggle. She's in Sigma Gamma and TrifHifY. l23l

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O you need a sheet metal worker of expert ability? That sounds like RICHARD ARBEGAST, valued F. C. A. member and a serious student. . . . DOROTHY ATTICKS is associated with TrifHifY, Boosters, and Sigma Gamma. Cycling, hiking, and dancing are her hobbies. . . . DORIS AUMEN backs roller skating for physical fitness. She's also interested in Home Economics. . . . JEAN BAKER deserves commendation for her efficient committee work in Sigma Gamma and TrifHifY. She's a chorus member, too. . . . HENRY BARNHART, allfround athlete, is our star wrestler. He was one of the team members to go to State for championship bouts. . . . Broadcaster news editor, PAUL BARNHART, is one of those fellows who sees that everything clicks. He stands for efhciency plus. . . . Meet ANNE BARTH, owner of the ColgatefIpanaforf whatfdoesfshefuse? smile. Anne likes best sellers and journalism. . . . JOHN BASEHORE has the reputation of being an excellent press operator. We expect you to keep going, john. . . . Any ads today? Meet our expert ad manager-ROY BASEHORB. Roy is a printer, a prankster, a football player. . . . PAUL BILY won a reputation for dramatics as Honest Abe in the senior play. His hobbies are aeronautics and model building. . . . If MABLE BLOSEYS love of music means anything, she will be an outstanding symphony violin- ist. She's quite a bookworm. . . . WILLLAM BOMGARDNER, Bud to you, is noted for his jokes and photo' graphy. He clicked for the Choclatier. . . . MARY BONAT is famous for her nimble feet, experts in all dance steps. She enjoys the Booster Club and Sigma Gamma. . . . Charming Lois BOYER is a tonic for blue moods. That is because of her perpetual optimism. An outstanding scholar is she. . . . Gracious and tall describes ELsxE BRANDT. Languages, typing, and sports are her special interests. . . . Starring in basketball this season, we find HAROLD BRANDT. President of the A. A., Harold helps plan the schoOl's athletic program. RICHARD ARBEGAST Vocatiklnal DOROTHY ATTICKS General DORIS AUMEN General JEAN BAKER Preparatory HENRY BARNHART Agriculture PAUL BARNHART Agriculture ANNE BARTH Preparatory JOHN BASEHORE Vocational fy it W swriwlih. E Q 'H .f 5 fx 5 R A. Eg ' A ai, ROY BASEHORE Vocational PAUL BQY General MABEL BLOSE General WILLIAM BOMGARDNER Preparatory MARY BONAT General t ' , ..., LOIs BOYER A ' ' ' Commerical ,A was f A A iiairii - .. W ELSIE BRANDT - by ---f I - if 5 Preparatory -.nag ,H ,., : g a I Kg gg A ' ' HAROLD BRANDT X Preparatory if .iw j in was i ' x. ' '1 . 2if.4?2f!i1i2?Q:fff.- ...,

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JOHN COLETTI General CARL COPE . Preparatory ALFRED CORRADO Vocational ' im L,,. V 'A MARY CRAWFORD General EDWARD DAVIS Vocational RICHARD DE ANGELIS Vocational PAUL DEAVEN Agriculture ALDO DE CARLO Vocatwnal DEAN DEIBLER Vocational ROBERT DEIBLER Vocational , LUTHER DEIMLER Agriculture SARA DEMY General RODERICK DETWEILER ' General DOMINIC DI OLEMENTE Vocational JOHN DRESCHER Vocational HAROLD DUNDORE Vocational iA ., A cllc ff' . . FLASHY keyboard artist, JOHN COLETTI is also an interested member of the Art Club. Popular Johnny's smile is a pleasing one. . . . CARL COPE was a veteran pitcher for several seasons. Noon Service, HifY, and Varsity H are among his many activities. . . . ALFRED CORRADO,S strong point is argumentation. He is working in preparation for entering Middletown as a mechanic. . . . Tiny MARY CRAWFORD is wrapped up in music and industrial arts. She is noted for her efriminate charm. . . . Quiet and studious is EDWARD DAVIS. A strong, silent man type, he reads Zane Grey and other western novelists. . . . From scholastic ratings to dishing up spaghetti at De's Grille, RICHARD DEANGELIS cops high honors. Model planes and racers are his hobbies. . . . You are adjourned, and Student Senate closes. Under PAUL DEAVEN,S guidance, student government reached a new high. . . . ALDO DECARLO is one of the leaders in his shop. On the football field, he was one of the mainstays of the team. . . . From the heart of Palmdale comes popular DEAN DEIBLER. Not to be overlooked are his valiant efforts on the gridiron. . . . ROBERT DEIBLER, like his brother, played football. He was also highly interested in all intrafmural sports. . . . LUTHER DEIMLER, F. F. A. member, is an enthusiastic farmer, especially along dairy lines. His pet hobby is moviesfespecially if he has a date. . . . SARA DEMY is an advocate of roller skating and swimming. She has always been the most pleasant of companions. . . . RODERICK DETWEILER is one of the most dependable chaps in the class. He sings a line tenor in the Chorus and likes skating. . . . Ach, now! Here's a Schnitzf elbank Band man. T'is DOMINIC Di CLEMENTE whose expert trumpet technique helped to entertain assembly audiences. . . . JOHN DRESCHER is highly regarded by students and teachers for his ambition and his in- telligence. . . . Long, lean, and lanky is HAROLD DUNDORE. He's known as the kneefactioned maestro of the German band. l24l