Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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WILLIAM WM. KISHPAUGH ACADEMIC You - can't f keep ' a f good 'man f down Kishpaugh certainly has what it takes. All thirtyftwo kinds of pneumonia, double and otherwise, couldn't keep Salvaf tion Army Bill off the football squad. AUDREY J. KLUCHER GENERAL Pretty Audry aspires to become a clothes designer. Audrey served the band twofold, both as twirler and accurate attendance monitor. DOROTHY V. KULP GENERAL Short and sweet describe Dot' tie, who wins friends with an intriguing smile. Her typing abil- ity has secured her a position at the Farm Show Building. Dottie loves to hear a Blue jay sing when there is a full moon out. JAMES R. LANDIS VOCATIONAL Here is another of our machinf ists who has his weaker moments. Jim can be seen driving around town in his blue Plymouth, which he drives from his native town of Hornerstown. Jim takes a great interest in hockey and can be found in the Sports Arena if there is a game. VIVIAN D. LAUGHERY GENERAL Vivian's pleasing smile accounts for all her friends. Taking the Nurses' Aide Course, Vivian is well on her way to achieving her ambition of being a nurse. LUTHER F. KLICK VOCATIONAL Quiet and studious is this tall, blond electrician. Known by few outside the vocational school, because he takes little part in social activities, he is known inf side the vocational school as a competent worker who can an' swer just about any question you can ask him about electricity. H. ELLIS KREIDER GENERAL Ellis is keeping physically fit for Uncle Sam by being a member of the wrestling team. Holding several positions as secretary, and treasurer plus a key seat in the Senior Cabinet, Ellis success' fully demonstrates his commercial training. MARJORIE LANE PREPARATORY Mako's pleasing personality has won her many friends since her recent arrival in the United States from japan. Deft in many fields including art and athletics, she has proved herself a valuf able member of the senior class. Mako's keen sense of humor is another asset to her popularity. RAY S. LAUDERMILCH GENERAL Butch is another very active senior. He took part in the senior class play, is a member of HifY, band, a very efficient basketball manager, and needless to say, is well liked by everyone. ROBERT M. LAUMAN VOCATIONAL Making friends fast is the thing this tall, handsome electrician excels in. Because of his smooth rhythm, Lauman is a very popuf lar man on the dance floor. Bob is also one of our smartest seniors in regard to studies. Haverford claimed him before the end of his senior year. THE SE IUH5 29

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THE SE MARLIN A. HOLLEY VOCATIONAL This representative of the fair city of Hockersville takes little interest in social activities in the school and accordingly is not much more than a chance acquaintance of most people out- side the vocational school. Inside the vocational school he is a student of trigonometry and physics. RICHARD D. HOOVER GENERAL A quiet, intelligent, and charm' ing personality wins for Dick many friends. He's that active member in the hall patrol. BEATRICE H. HUBLER COMMERCIAL Palmyra's loss is our gain! This quiet, brownfeyed little girl hailed from Palmyra at the begin' ning of her senior year. Bea's interests are centered chiefly around law and bookkeeping. We're glad we became acquainted with her even if it was only for the senior year. ILDA E. IONNI COMMERCIAL Here is the lass who always has a lot to say and says it when she pleases. She is an attractive girl with a pleasing personality. Very active in school affairs, she is a member of the Choclatiev staff and executed well an unusual part in Kind Lady. BETTY J. KING GENERAL Faithful attendance in the chorus demonstrate the loyalty of this senior. The Hershey Store is now benefiting by her competence. 28 IUH5 MARIAN R. HOOVER GENERAL Marian, who is known to her friends as Butch, gets along with everybody. The last few weeks of school found her work' ing industriously at the Farm Show Building. SAMUEL R. HOOVER VOCATIONAL Here is the boy who said he was sweet sixteen and never kissed and was promptly taken care of by his fraternity brothers in the print shop, who attempted to remedy the situation. He can be picked out from fellow seniors by his G.I. Shoesl' which he wears to school on all occasions. PAULINE E. HUMMER GENERAL Pauline is the quiet and 'bashful type of girl who has a smile for everyone, no matter where she is. Cofoperative with teachers as well as pupils, she can be de- pended upon for successful Work. ALVIN KAYLOR VOCATXONAL Another small bundle is this boy who has proved himself quite a model plane builder in the campaign to give model trainers to the Army and Navy. He is an ardent hockey enthusiast as are many of his friends, He possesses a quick wit and a pleasing per- sonality. Good luck in your chosen field of carpentry. CARLTON L. KINGSLEY VOCATIONAL Here is our gift from Annville. Coming to us in his senior year to take the general metal course, this handsome fellow quickly be- came a friend of the vocational boys. Carlton has a good sense of humor and a personality that grows on you. He is interested in the music of Harry james.

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THE HE THEODORE L. LENKER PREPARATORY To him of Lenkerbrook, lethal virtuoso of the grappling mats, panegyricisms and the following, cogent, compendious, apothegm of encomium . . . ufrangus, non flectesf' WAYNE L. LOGAN VOCATIONAL If you should be standing on a corner and a bright blue car with yellow trimming rolls to a gentle halt and a sandyfhaired, smiling boy steps out, you are probably in the presence of Wayne Logan. Wayne is one of our senior carpenters and another rabid hockey fan. J. ELTON LONG GENERAL Elton, who is always on the look' out for fun and amusement, never fails in his pranks when time permits. In addition to play' ing pranks, hockey is one of his favorite pastimes. RUSSEL E. LOUSER VOCATIONAL Russel, a member of the vocaf tional school, slaved in the F. A. M. shop. Russ is usually seen sporting a big smile and his Hne mop of red hair. The vocaf tional assembly found Russ act- ing a feature role. JOSEPHIN E C. MANARI GENERAL Josephine, who is known as one of the most popular girls of our school, did a nne job in the senior class play. Aside from be' ing active in girls' sports, she was interested in the boys' sports and managed to attend the games faithfully. 30 IUHS MARY L. LEVENS COMMERCIAL Possessing a sweet disposition and a good sense of humor, Mary has gained popularity among her classmates. A faithful follower of school sports, she has many interests, chief of which is a great interest in the Coast Guard. GLENN D. LONG VOCATIONAL Complete master of those rolling wheels, which he generally has clamped on his feet, is Glenn Long who can nightly be found on one of the local roller rinks. Glenn is a sheetmetal worker. He has a good sense of humor which catches even the most subtle of jokes, and he is always ready to pep up a friend who is sad. ROBERT W. LORENZ VOCATIONAL Photography and airplanes are two of the many interests of this blond machinist. He was an able photographer on the Choc' latiev staff and keeps a large col' lection of personal pictures. He expects to work as a machinist in or out of the Air Corps, which he hopes to join. JOHN J. LUCIANI VOCATIONAL We introduce the swivelfhipped son of Hershey High, who raced to fame on the gridiron. Johnny claimed allfstar position as left' halfback in the Southern Penn League and ended 3rd in League scoring. john now winds up a brilliant sports career which inf cluded wrestling, golfing, and football. HUGO R. MAN DES PREPARATORY We, the editors, belatedly, apolo' getically issue the following ad' monishment: An immoderately predaceous species of Canis nubilus fexact genus undeter' mined, approach definitely woof, woof!J is on the loose! Yessir! jivebomber Happy's in the groove. He's swinging out.