Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

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Thor ihese rrienncnes rroy noi be eniireiy iosi in rhe confusion of our iourneyy we hofe ccnrpiieo here pieosonr recoifeciions of ooys gone by. ,, , A , f 'fI' ff 0 ADMINISTRATION 0 FACULTY 0 SENIORS 0 UNDERCLASSMEN 0 ACTIVITIES 0 SPORTS 0 ADVERTISEMENTS in J, , .f 4 x -f -x M,i-:afmf-wx K AN lf- -up 'Q W1 ,, f A in may ' X U k f' StewQ.Q?!S'x-.y-if-'HSV is Q 4 , 'ww 1i ?:-FQ, 1 , -- Q 4 1 X ,. -' X 1 ' M .,.1X - ,, fm f . Q. ,vu ,,.. A., , ,, i xx' wk V Mx fb- 'f f ,- .X ,Eff-:W NY' -- ff- 2 ' - ,X f - Y 1. -fPWvfz.sfsH' ,,.- ,L - ww fm-:QA--f., 1'-w:f11mw,.x 'xy-,V ,Q fx jm,z,q,f'j- xy ,, az ' V f .A 11. Jpgfvqm-g f' 3' -1 K gc f 2 f f, ' ' , ' 1 f f ' , . f . , H 1 X 'V 5 - ' I fy -bf! f Q f X -- ft qwf Vw Nfl , iff, ? , ,N ,W g -.Q-T: My-.1-: . , ' ' ' ,V , , ' ' r A B,1..W,f K' f 1 I '?Z':fV4-. , fif . my if ,WW Z' ff ' N::..z JFff::2A Q fi ' E1:f T S Q, R ig, Z NW 354 ' ,, K ,j f' ' If +1 'f g ----- ..., . I , K s ? 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S+anding: Miss Glasgow, Miss Shcnkweiier, Miss Shaffer. . , W Y I vi 9 Seafed: Mr. Miller, Miss Lady, Miss Sfambaugh, Mr. Hovis. Sfondingz Mr. Beck, Mr. Kofh. Noi' pic- Eured: Mr. McKnight SCIENCE MAEHEMAEIES Seafedz Mr. McConnell, Mr. Foreman, Mr. Downin, Mr. Herr, Mr. Diffenbaugh L. +o R.: Mr. G-roPF, Miss Royer, Miss Phillips, Mr. Kunkle. VOCAIl0NAl COMMEREIAl Seeded: Mr. Jerore, Mr. Cassel, Mr. Reisinger, Mr. Spifler. Sfundingz Mr. J. D. Horn, Mr. Dunlop, Mr. Reed, Mr Alexander, Mr. J. J. Horn. x L. fo R.: Mrs. Chopin, Miss Wilson, Miss Hershberger, Miss Snyder HDMI EEUNUMICS MUSIE AND ART L. io R.: Mr. Neuberf. Mr. Mays, Miss Freyberger, Mr. Bcfchelor. 4 i L. to R.: Mr. Young, Miss Snyder, Miss Hallman, Mr. BriHoin. PIIYSIIIM HllllCAiION SPHIIM GUIDANCE Seoied: Miss Parsons, Miss Ferucci, Miss O'Toole, Mrs. Goodwill. Siondingz Mr. McCu+cheon, Miss Word, Mr. Kent 'S A X Q x N qv mg? 1 X X 4 X X W Q x N 3 f Rlghi column, lop lo bolfom: Mass D. calls if her darlxesi momenig Hepcols, Pecks bad boys come fhroughp Typeselfer. Behind fhe scenes. Q ss fi 5 ? Xi Smnlm cooks A quick snack. OFFice Secreloriesx Miss Pcponeifi, Mrs. Bell, Miss McQuofe, Miss Heide, Miss Heisler. QV fij 9 41, N- Q 3 P .: s xf , , 5 Y-ms. ' I ,f ,A Q.. . f 1 , 2 4 x ' ' +127- s 15 H wg n 5 X Us s Q2 , Xe L.,..M.,...m.N.mummw.sm..,., i s .AMN ,cc,. Q' x is sec s, Z 1 4,1 X ex. I 4 ,ji ' x , ,Q ,Q W '11-5 f f 3? f X W A6 1 gg Q, .,,, mgfm Q qw ik 1. 1 N X X xxi :XXX ,....L-5: , Y -- 3 ?i xi x KX .mx N1 AX is . :ix X X . WU .I ...1.+4L7- , . E-4 L- ? EL'- :Eff '-fra-'J ragga: 5:1312 7225: 522351 azssg gggzu 'zsgf' Egfr! :Easel 'EIS' less Fed :sf 1 'rf P 1423? -f f ? .. - VA- - E: L 5..- .F- r ...J ,.. . id ..-4 -. fE:.::l : E '-ll Fr- 11 ,,. -::.' l .gil gz- lm!! .g, ..- ,113 '- -A X Sealed Miss Zcrrfmcn, E. Kopenhcver, K. Wenger, L, Clurlr, J. Yingsf, Miss Hallman. S+c1nding: Mr. Diffenbaugh Mr Herr, H. Heisey, L. Gloffelier, J, Bucks, R. Wagner, H. Summy, C. Reichenbough, W Muller H Bashore, F. Schwenlr, L. Smiih, Mr. Kunlcle. SENIIIH lIlASS lllflllllllll MW, ,M .7 M , fi The senior closs oiclicers, rogerher wirh The presidenrs ond vice-presidenrs of eoch senior homeroom, compose rhe Senior Council. The council is responsible for deciding on lhe imporlonl issues Jrhol conlronr The senior closs. Prudence ond wisdom guide lhis group in The solulion ol rheir mony closs problems. The yeorboolc sloll, senior closs ploy, coke sole ond senior prom ore omonq +he mosl imporronl ilems on +he ogendo of 'rhis responsible group. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presiden+ , . . .. . ,., ... ...,, Lowrence Clerk Vice-Presiclenl , Ken Wenger Secrelory ..,.. . .. ., . .. ., . Elle Kopenhover Treosurers .,,. Jorice Yingsl, Helen Surnrnv, Kolhryn See CLASS COLORS: Blue ancl Whire CLASS FLOWER: M.S. Hershey Rose CLASS MOTTO: Dufy ls Oursg The Resulls Are Gods , 'f X ' 4 7 . .Z ,. ff: 45 f 5, Mm iff All llllillllll Time: I967 Place: Passenger lrain Conduclor: Tickers!! . . . All liclcels, please! . . . Nexl slop Hershey!! Child: ls lhal where we gel all, mommy? Lady: No, dear. Bur I wish il were! I wenl lo school lhere. Conduclor: Pardon me, madam. Did I hear you say you wenl lo Hershey High? Lady: Why, yes, I did. I gradualed wilh 'rhe class ol '47. Conduclor: Well, whal do you lcnow! We're classmales! Surely I remember you ...June...ah...ah... Lady: Mrs. Wenger now. Conduclor: I should have Icnown! Remember all lhe lun we used lo have? Lady: How could I lorgel! I can even recall our being durnpy, Iillle plum pud- dings in an elemenlary music leslival. Conduclor: And didn'l Joan Tyson and Lee Smilh slar in Snow While and lhe Seven Dwarfs? Lady: Wasn'l il in sixlh grade lhal a limid lillle soul wilh braces on his leelh came from California? Conduclorz limid? Well, Gordon cerlainly musl have lranslormed! Bolh: Ha! Ha! Conduclor: And I II never lorgel how Huzvar gol Iosl and Wound up in a police slalion during an excursion lo lhe New Yorlc World's Fair!! Lady: ln Junior High we were super salesmen, according lo lhe magazine drive resulls. Conduclor: Bul il was dillerenl wilh Lalin: I can slill see our slruggling 'lhrough il lor lwo years! Lady: As sophomores we really lived up lo our names as wise lools, didn'+ we? Conduclor: Oh, I wouldn'l say lhal! We had slars in alhlelics. .lirnmie Gaspari made Jrhe Varsily in bolh baslcerball and loolball. Gasper, Wenger, Garrison and Baiocchi made lhe J. Vfs. Hs swimmers, Rossi, Hess, Weisl and Eller were nol' such poor lish. Roberlson and Joe Garrison made many a hole in lhe goll course, and Huzvar, Conrad, Smilh and Herrick did equally well on lhe mal. Lady: Bur when il come lo dancing , . . well, horses could be more graceful lhan some ol lhe boys I remember. Our sophomore prom Jrurned our lo be only a card parly! Conduclor: As I recall lhe prom, il was a huge success lor Gloria Long, Frances Schwenlc, Norma Plebani, Devona Purcell and Helen Summy, lor lhal was when lhey made a hil wirh lhe H.l.S. lellows! Lady: So many lunny lhings happened. Remember lhe shorl panls, bow lies and long sloclcings youlboys wore during Hi-Y inilialion? Conduclor: l'm going lo lease you aboul your Tri-Hi-Y iniliolion! Lady: There are so many happy days lo recall, bul I lhinlc lhe happiesl year was good, old I946-47. Conduclor: Al Ieasl we lhoughl' so. Lady: My husband and I oiflen lo'oIc al 'rhe pholo ol lhe champion loorball learn and lhrill again al The memories of The bon fires, pep rallies and banquels which hon- ored lhe undelealed and unlied champs ol I946-47. Conduclor: Yes . . .-lhal was a busy year wilh lhe Senale Conlerence . . .Spring Green . . . our prom al rhe Hershey Holel . . . Class Day . . . and lhen lhe biggesr momenr ol all-graduarion. Child: Mommy, how soon will we be gelling orl? Daddy will be wailing. Lady lloolcing al' walchl: . . . Oh, my slars! The nexl slop is ours. X! x N X Conduclor: Oh . . . will Ken be lhere? I musr say hello lo him! V' X I 'X xixxrihrs i I i ' A X I' SAV -, ,NX I I NXT N N llxx , lx -if- :+i' N, R3 llxh IX X ll X X Xa X I :I X a-. X , hx I I jf ku i X -X x - x I fl' Q- I JACK L. ALWINE Vocalional Serviceman .... 7 Jack's unhurried personaliry and inherenl good nalure have buill up a number of friendships for him. DONALD BARNES Academic Public Speaker .... 7 Our lillle red-haired Casa- nova cerlainly mows down 'rhe girls. l-le is a near dresser, buf he excels in ialking, Chorus: Broadcasler: Hi-Y: Choc- lalier: Band: Class Play. HARVEY B. BASHORE Vocaiional Machinisl .... 7 Bashore is lhe machinisls' lair-haired boy. When Arrow wanls a new collar ad model, we know whom 'lo recommend. Chorus. AUGUSTUS BECK Vocafional Radio Technician .... 7 Becky ca-n make prelly much noise wilh his clarinel bul if sounds good. His musical and dancing 'ralenrs were broughr oul in lhe Vocalional Varielies program. Band: Chorus. ALBERT BEHRENDT Academic Flighl lnsrruclor ,... 7 A shy grin and genial per- sonalily add lo Alberl's nalural good looks. Although he admils he likes loaiing, we know he has lhe abilily io go lar. Camera Club: l-li-Y. RICHARD BAIOCCHI ' Vocalional Mechanic .... 7 Beans Baiocchi, whefher in ihe classroom, on 'rhe loolball field or baskelball floor, has be- come ihe synonym of depend- abilily. Fooiball: Baskeiball: Varsify H. LOIS BARNHART College Prep Nurse .,.. 7 Talkalive Lois is very adepl' al sludies and especially inclined lowords music, owning a lovely soprano voice and hands nimble al playing fhe piano. Chorus: Trisl-li-Y. DOMINIC BASTI Vocational Prinler ,... 7 Minic helped make pos- sible lhe grealesl high school pa- per in The U. S. A. And like a newspaper, he can iell you ihe lalesl in loorball, baskelball, or baseball. Fooiball: Broadcasler, EDWIN H. BECK Vocalionol Radio Technician .... 7 Becky is anofher of our re- lurned servicemen. l-lis mililary rraining, plus his ability lo do a job well, should hold in slore 'lor him a brighl lulure, Swimming: Chorus. MARNA BOSCHI Academic Dramalics .... 7 A glance al vivacious Mar- na's aclivilies provesiher versa! lilily and popelarily. l-ler musical lalenr ranges from culling Q neal rug lo playing lhree in- slrumenls well. Band: Boosier Club: Chorus: Choclalier: Orcheslra: Class Play: Broadcasler: Tri-l-li-Y. ' sf - UI Ffa il Q .QQ l R X s .f A 5 Ns sg XX -X X s X X ix X -QRS, ,X X A ska. Q: A X X XX X X B- X X X X X Elms xv MSF 166 9 ss . 3 . X i so 1 i We x X X A X 'Qs X s Q Q , vs X Ns X 553, ' f. fins.. N Sk K 61' K 1 4 s ' I 4 AER Silk. -- , N. - Q 3, xiii if if , ,.,, . ...W . sn.-s1. f ,4 i if , f . v - s. ,,g.E3,4X ellis J ,. :f,:gs?se 'Z - i ' Q -K you ,llpfii i i ' 4 X .- -N L i . 4 -211. L , V A za.. ' 4 . ' aff s I , . . x W X I, K , .H y sz . , Z X 9 K ' , ARLENE BOWMAN General Housewife ,... 7 The clear fones floafing from fhe bell-lyre are lhe work of Ar- lene. Besides music Arlene is in- feresfed in'sfarnp collecfing and learning all aboul good house- keeping. Band: Orchesfra. MARY RUTH BRANDT 'College Prep Docfor .... 7 Behind fhose freckles and red hair are big ideas, for some day Mary Rufh hopes fo be Dr. Brandf. When if comes fo piano playing, Mary Rufh is fops wifh boogie woogie and classics. Arr Service: Chorus: Tri-Hi-Y: Dance Band. HERBERT H. SRINSER Vocafional Painler .... 7 If you should see a poised, business-like individual wifh C1 ready smile climb info a huge black arc of an aufomobile, ad- iusf his glasses, sfraighfen fhe la- pels of his blue suif and sfarf off foward Middlefown, you can be cerfain you have iusf wifnessed fhe deparfure of l-lerberf Brinser. Broaclcasferg Choclafier. PAUL W. BUCK Vocalional Mechanic .... 7 l.anky, sincere and honesf Paul is anxious fo score high in scholosfic fields and wanfs fo see anofher fype buck 'rhrough fhe sighfs of his rifle, GLENN BURKETT Vocofional Aufo Mechanic .... 7 This veferan of Navy and Seabee acfion is oufsfanding be- cause of fhose freckles and red hair. Oufslanding, foo, are his quief deferminafion and his rec- ord as a sfudenf. HENRY D. BRANDT Vocafional Elecfrician .... 7 Branly is a resourceful lype of person who finds lime for bofh work and play. l-le can always be counfed upon fo come up wifh fhe righf answer af fhe righf fime. F. AARON BRECKENMAKER Vocafional Elecfrician .... 7 Did somefhing go wrong wifh any of your elecfrical appliances? Jusf coll on Mr. Breckenmaker. Besides being a good elecfrician, he is fhe one who runs The pro- iecfor for our moving picfures. ELVA MAE BROWN Commercial Secrefary .... 7 Snacks, fhe cufe liffle blonde from fhe commercial de- parfmenf, has her eye on a cer- fain guy. She wanfs fo be a secrefary, buf we fhink she'll be a parfner fo Nye, Inc, Chorus, Boosfer Club: Tri-l-li-Y. JOYCE BUCKS Academic Nurse .... 7 Lucky Joyce can boasl beau- fiful, nafurally-wavy hair. Al- fhough dernure-looking, she is al- ways as ready for a good fime as anyone. Senior Class Council. THERESA ANN CALAMAI Gen.-Commercial Housewife .... 7 Wee liffle Tee has nofh- ing definife sef for her fufure, buf her sfrong deferminafion will make a success of any career she underfakes. Va -,2ff:x 6 ..:g , IAM! 4 f yin Mi, ' -9 fe i fb' , ,f f f 1572! 1 IQ . al i , fa, . , 7: f X19 gff lff in ff y , , '4 f 'fx i at 5 Z ' f Y , gr 9 , , f f ff ff 6 W ' 5 1 1 f I f , , ,ag X N f X f ' ' f 4 f X , VM -. yfgzmzfij ez' ,,, 'iw fy f BETTY LUCILLE CARNES Gen.-Commercial Housewife .,,. 7 This cheerful Iirlle lass is Hummelslown's canlribulion 'ro 'rhe senior class. Her usual quiel man- ner belies lhe loci Jrhar Belly is an inreresling conversalionalisr. Tri-Hi-Y. NANCY MARY CIALONE Gen.-Commercial Typisi .... 7 Nancy, wirh lhe Laughing Face is a good way lo describe her. Bur speedy is her name on The gym floor and on lhe pep squad. Boosler Club: Tri-Hi-YQ Pep Squad: Class Play. CATHERINE MARIE COLLEGE Gen.-Commercial Clerical Worker .... 7 Ki++y hopes lo be working in an office some day, She has rhe dislincfion of esiablishing The cake-sales record lhis year. Tri-l-li-Yg Boosrer Club. ADA TlLLlE DEARWECHTER Gen.-Commercial Typisf .... 7 Ada is The 'romboy of ihe commercials. Where mischief is. +here Ada is, also, Rui you will find her iusl as dependable when if comes lo work. DONALD DELL Vocafional Prinler or Marine .... 7 Slow buf sure is appropri- ale for this vocalional genileman. Whenever called upon, he can always produce lhe goods. Wresllirig. BEATRICE CASSEL Voc. Home Ec. Housewife .,.. 7 Thar phrase abou? vim, vigor, and viraliry seems railor-made for Bea, as anyone can see by her heallhy appearance and arh- lelic record. Band: Tri-Hi-YQ Boosler Club: G. A. C, LAWRENCE WELLINGTON CLARK College Prep Bachelor ,... 7 Cliclcy, our galloping quarier- baclc, 'fakes +o sporls as any duclc 'ro HQO. He is respecled and liked by all for his level-headed- ness, sporrsmanship and unaf- iecred friendliness. Foolrballg Pres.-Senior Class: Hi-Yg Varsily H, MARLIN CONRAD College Prep Scienfisf ..,. 7 Quie+ll Thar +ense expression means Marlin is pondering over anorher momenrous problem, The +1-urh is Thar he is one of The undiscovered hurnorisls of The class and a dependable bone- crusherf' l-li-Yg Varsily l-lg Wrestling. CLARA DeCARLO Academic Undecided... 7 One ol our high-slepping ma- iorelles, Clara has been a de- pendable perlormer for three years. Her sympalheiic alliiude is evidence of her lalenl for making friends. Bandg Boosler Clubg Tri-Hi-Y, FRANCES H. DeSANTlS Academic Undecided ..,. 7 The viriues of o nice person are many.and Frances has lhem all. Her cheery clisposilion is greally apprecialed. Tri-Hi-Y. Weiss BETTY K. DETWEILER 'College Prep Housewife .... 7 Smiling Belly is Palmdale's example par-excellence ol domes- licily, and we lcnow lhal The cher- ished diamond she wears will al- ways rellecl her fine characler. Chorus. SADIE LEE DOVE Gen.-Commercial Office Worlrer .... 7 Nealness and personalily are Sadie's guaranlee of gelling along in The world. l-ler sparkling humor has lcepl The girls in C-207 laughing lor hours. 1' B. PAUL EBERSOLE College Prep sf + s I P X s ,X E Q L ri 5 QM iss. 1 X ,.,, L- Hislory Prof .... 7 K X Qi Small in slalure, bul large in 'M good-nalured alrilude and elrler- ' vescenr wil, Paul is a welcome companion and a good leader. K ilimgl Sludenl' Senale: Chorus: Chocla- Tiei- l-li-Y: Class Play. T, My ELLEN L. Eisemi-ioun A A College Prep 'V Grade-school Teacher. . . .7 X . V.- K Arhlelics is Ellen's middle name, as she enjoys balh lo par- licipale and speclale. She is i lruly a good spor'r. 1' 'fe y SX its? X CHRISTINE FAUSNACHT Voc. Home Ec. Social Worker. . . .7 An aflraclive wardrobe pays lribule lo The needle abilily of 7 slender Chrisline. l-ler singing 'ral- T enl has been welcomed in chorus L Mfifw , 'f eg X11 . ff s f 44 Aft, if S 11- -' and many musical evenls. Chorus: Tri-l-li-Y: Boosler Club: Class Play Commillee. .2 CAROLE DeVERTER Academic Ariisf . . .7 l-lailing from Elizabelhlown, allraclive Carol is slcilllul wilh anylhing lhal concerns arl. Neal- ness characlerizes her appearance as well as her worlc. Chorus: Boosler Club: Tri-l-li-Y: Broadcasler: Chaclalier: Arl- Service Club: Class Play: Dra- malics Club. EARL R. DUPES Vocalional Mechanic .... 7 This quick-willed, lasl-coming Earl de Royallon is no dupe. RAPHAEL H. ECKENROTH Vocalional Eleclrician .,.. 7 Eclcy is one ol The more musically inclined in The voca- 'rional deparlmenr. A person would lhinlc one inslrumenl enough, bul nal Raphael. l-le has The abilily To play al leasl' 'four dilrlerenl' ones. Band: Orcheslra. VERLING ETTER Vocafional Eleclrician .... 7 Eller is as much al' home in waler as on land. l-lis consislenlly good swimming can be depended upon 'ro eslablish a regiord lor The learn, This also holds lrue lor any Schalaslic evenl he un- derlalxes. Swimming: Gall. WAYNE FASNACHT Vocarional Prinler .... 7 Sparky is aboul as lively as his niclcname suggesls. Though small, he gels around very well and is lcnown 'ro everyone in l-lershey l-ligh, l-li-Y: Swimming: Class Play. JSN wt A ry if sg nz, sg, . , y 45141 f 1 ' f L Z .Q . Y fa 0 ,V W .W r ' A -, T' .Q 2,0 ' 2, -,W af We - A V Lf: ,M,,Q, gi, X3 f.. -L :TNQ - :-':s-,. ,, ,, yu... , ,l , f, yf V Y Xie vii-4 N S he ss fix A. A . J sv .. fr . 'nf 1 -3' ' , If L. ,M y, . ., , fe .... . g, 7 My ,, . f I Wil! T 'Q , f f f P Q 1' -Q L '76 3 X is-2 Y X ek ' L fw, 4 :QW ITQS 'Ki L xi X' VZ' 6 X A 1 I 5Qf,N X fs X A X N X X I e Y 2 sf 5 x In ' X alexa, ' N giisg XX ' 7 ' 'K T ' s, ' X 5 X 1 T V-qs .. so -1. T' 'if A L, , X ? 1 X y f S- Q ,Z X X S gg? N25 ,Q PK xv Zgfegfs-fl 5' y rf , . ,,, fn ess-:g.:aigg, , .g31s.,'s,1-Lg .Q X ' ' LE: S if? A -' , ,f ,. ' 5, ' . Q-me , N f fi - Y 4. '4 -2,1 1' Q f ff X f K is J 7, i f 0 . ffzf 1 f,f ,aff K., ,ff M ,is r 0. f , ' QP' :Wy-'.:. ,..,4.,. QW Aiwa 1 gil! 'fr' 4 if' f 'F , 1 . 'wilffwz A is . me sa e, rg . 21, 1 lr? L. f 1 51 ' .ir 'iii 7 232 ' :Z iii-?Vf:if71?52q2 W 1 . , W 7 .1 f ,f . wg ,f - H ff ,iff gf, 1 2, 5, . 2, L 2f,.rffW f ' ' WW ...fs X, Jr , . mv Q 1 2 f W Z I 1 I X X 1 fs ww X I gqfily 5K,E,.Q 5, .7 , WW ,IA ,Z Y iljhl-f'qi,'f f ff - fa., 4 -ffl N if., ,' ' 1 Z FREDERICK CLAIR FAWBER College Prep Engineer .... 7 Fred is our bid for arlislic iarne. Teachers appreciale his quiel sense ol: humor and his lalenl for speaking only when Spoken lo. Hi-Yg Choclalierq Class Play. CHARLES E. FOX Vocalionol Machinisl ..,. 7 Reynard, 'rhe lox, had cer- lain unpleasani allribules, such as slyness of manner and sharp- ness of iongue. We can cerlily rhal Carnpbelll'own's fox has none of lhese lraiis. ELEANOR FUNCK Academic Nurse.. 7 To know her is io have a friend. Sweel and likeable, Elea- nor is one of The vanishing race oi people who co-operale will- ingly and quielly. She should be an ideal nurse. ROBERT L. GARRETT Vocalional Machinisf .... 7 Refund Bob's easy smile was lhe iirsl 'rhing lo greel iaculfy censure when Garrefl was absenl or wakened from his classlime ioriy winks. RICHARD LEE GARRISON College Prep All-ilefics lnsfrucfor .... 7 Dick, ihe Don Juan of our class, can converse quiie in- lelligenlly on subiecls olher lhan lhe female sex. l-le proved his aihlelic abiliiy lhrough his owi- siancling record in 'iooiball and baskelball. Fooiballg Baskelballg Band: Or- cheslrag Dance Band: Chorus: l-li-Y, Varsiiy l-lg Class Play. JOHN FLOWERS Vocafional Pro Hockey Player .... 7 John devoies a large parl of his lime fo playing hockey and ice skaringg yer he finds lime for his school work, which ranks in lhe upper brackel. Swimming: Broadcasier. GAYLE FOX College Prep Nurse .... 7 6ayle's shy, reserved manner has noi narrowed her colleclion of friends. Dependabilily, sincer- iry, and scholarship are some of her assels. Tri-l-li-Y. CHARLES R. GARRETT, JR. College Prep Doc+or .... 7 Our hol-clog and soda-pop salesman is cerlainly a lirrle walking genius. If Charlie is as good a docior as he is edilor of lhe Choclalier, we know he'll go far. I-li-Yg Choclalier Edilorg Science Club: Class Play Commifree. JOSEPH S. GARRISON Vocational Eleclrician .... 7 Joe, an excellenl alhlele and a hard worker, has enough knowledge of Hcurrenl evenis lo make a good eleclrician. Foolballg Wresilingg Golf: Var! Sily H. JAMES W. GASPARI Vocaiional Elecfrician .... 7 Some people make olhers happy by walking our of a room, olhers by coming info il. We know lhal Jim belongs lo The lailer group. A person wilh plenly of en+h,usiasm and 'lhe abilily lo use ii. Jim is lhe kind of person we need more oi. Foolloall: Baskelballg Varsify H. -isis-asL-2,.::sNx.sE!2 'N me X . - sri, 451 ,fy fi, s1sV1 - ,X , W .,,,3 fv.' . in - rqgbfgwqiy fvwils .. , .i... ..,,. ' . . 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A so Ji. 1 ,s X 1 X X. s sg X sg 1 iiu -j QQ-. f 7 1. si , y ' I is 1 f 4, 'ii ,J fi Q, Q 1 se -i ffm 5 .' , Q J-imkr I f CAMILLO J. GASPER VocaTional SporTsman .... 7 Though he is happiesT on The TooTball Tield or boskeTbaII courT, Mimi's co-operaTive aTTiTude in class has likewise paid oTT. FooTballg BaskeTball. ANNA M. GEIER Academic Nurse ,.., 7 This small member of our class seems dernure and serious aT TirsT glance, buT in her eyes you can see The lighT oT Tun and mischieT, Anna is always ready Tor a good Time. CARL LUTHER GERBERICH College Prep Civil Engineer .,., 7 Carl has esTablished his rep- uTaTion as on A-I perTormer in Spring Green, a capable con- TribuTor To many acTiviTies, and a card in his own sTyle. Hi-Yg Class Play: BroadcasTerg ChoclaTier. LEROY F. GIPE VocaTional Navy or ConTracTor ,... 7 This young genTleman repre- senTs The vocaTional deparTrnenT in The senior class play. Who knows?-he mighf be our TuTure RoberT Young or WalTer Pid- geon. WresTling: Class Play. LESTER A. GLOTFELTER College Prep AviaTor .... 7 This innocenT-looking speci- men oT homo sapiens is Tull oT Tun and knows no end oT phrases and ways To make people laugh. l Man who siT on Tack beTTer oTT. l l-li-Yg ChoclaTier SToTTp Senior Council. A. JUNE GEESAMAN Academic Air HosTess ..,. 7 One oi l-lockersville's cuTesT losses, June's quieT personaliTy does noT reTlecT her energeTic na- Ture. She is also known as Ken- ny's beTTer half. BoosTer Club: Tri-T-li-Y, GERALDINE RUTH GEPFER Gen.-Commercial RecepTionisT ..., 7 We wouldn'T be surprised if This aTTracTive lass should, in The TuTure, be Touring The counTry as a concerT pianisT. l-ler porTrayal as Tony in The senior class ploy is evidence oT her dramaTic abil- iTy also. Chorus: Tri-l-li-Y: BoosTer Club: ChoclaTierq Senior Class Play. LLOYD GINGRICH College Prep Mechanic .,,. 7 Tall, lanky Lloyd comes Tram The big meTropolis oT Annville. This willing worker TaiThTuly sup- porTs many organizaTions. STudenT SenaTeg Band: OrchesTrag Chorus7 ChoclaTierg Noon Service Club: Class Playg Hall PaTrol, PAUL GIPE VocaTional CarpenTer .... 7 Paul has r,eTurned To l-ler- shey l-ligh aTTer serving one year in The U. S. Navy. l-le is one man we have To look up To Tor more reasons Than his heighT, JACOB F. GOOD VocaTional PainTer ,... 7 Few have a wider or more disarming smile Than This boy Tram CampbellTown, goocl-na- Tured Good ..,. . ' 'I' f':?f'f ? is 'iff Ju, , , We iff , . .. K W 4 i l X , J. ,Wy f m X V n i X , 1,7 S' 'Wa-LE. E 01' is Q K N s Qt x N' . N .O . ' ' l. Q1-r ,swf .ss v :er N . - ne s gow. - -Lf.. s. 1. .. s- . 'Qi' r s 'in'-7'4 1 VQNQL s N 4 X X cj, - -..'2f'E: ' E . - --sl' n E 'ie i iisflir f'j' -if 'mix -. ... si. . sg s Q ,T c XX f K Ti f s . 1 A 6 s. 'S 9.x ss.. Fm 'Q' X ...J .y ,lg Wk .9 RALPH M. GREINER Voca+ional Carpenler .... ? The words qui,el ' and 6reiner iusl' donil mix, for 'rhis genrleman is always ful-l of iolces. Bur he can also have his serious rnornenrs, as he has proved in class. RAY A. HAAS Vocalionol Cook or Painfer ..,. 7 I+ mighl' be o P. A. syslem. I+ mighl be a windsrorm. ll' mighi be a ridal wave . . . bur ir's probably l-loos. This cheery Middlelowner has many friends. DAVID C. HEISEY Vocafional Plumber .... 7 This 'lirrle David is a blonde whose quiel personaliry, slow smile, and dependable na- 'lure have endeared him lo Teach- ers ond classmores alike. RUTH HEISEY Academic Beaulician ...7 A fashionable appearance and inleresring personoliry rare Rulh os a slick chick. She is al her dancing besf wilh any porrner, her iavoriie being a cer- iain G. I. Chorusg Bond: Broodcoslerg Tri- I-li-Yg Boosler Club. ROBERT HENRY Vocalional Hoclrey Player .... 7 Bob is Hershey I-ligh's sec- ond Niclc Damore. Besides rend- ing goal lor a iunior hockey leam, he can be found ar almosl any iolce session in school or ouf. PAUL GRUBB Vocafional Navy .... 7 Grubby is one of The mosl carefree fellows in rhe vocofional deparrmenl, l-le finds Thai by fol- lowing his nose he can go al- mosi anywhere he pleases. BETTY JANE HARPINE Gen.JCommerciol Beouiician .... 7 Alfhough she is a new addi- rian ra rhe senior class. ir has nor lalcen her long +o win many friends. Wirh her fine singing voice she could easily be o sec' ond Lily Pans. Chorus. HAROLD G. HEISEY College Prep Business Adminis+ra+or .... ? Harold has much boyish charm which was pu? ro good U59 in The class play. I-le may nor roll: rnuch, buf in baseball and a+her sporrs his ac-ions speak louder rhan words. Camera Clubg Class Play. GORDON HENDERSON College Prep Musician ..,. 7 .. Our 'ifoorinu Mr. T. D. .lr, can really blow away on lhaf horn. Some day we rnighr be humming his melodies. for he al- ready has iried his hand ol' or. ranging and composing. CI'lOCICllGl'I Broadcoslerg Srudenl- SEUOISI Hi-Y: Class Playg Band' Dance Bandg Orcheslra. GLORIA ANN HESS Academic Beoufician .... 7 Salrespolien Gloria displayed her poise and charm as Nino in Spring Green. Her many friends prove ihal she is a nice person lo be around. Band: Senior Class Play: Chorusg Tri-l-li-Y: Boosler Club: Chocla- lier. 5 s V S I - f s 9 x ss ssl. A 'Q-Q... s -s s f 1'X f ss A S cl ,... . A ,,Us gyufuge 'iii ZL RXXI .. N... w K - me wx . .s g 's f asf A , ' . Qs .5 Q 'B MELVIN HESS Academic Ford Dealer .... 7 There is never a dull momenl when Melvin's around. This snappy cheerleader can really yell! By lhe way, he's quile a friend of ihe iunior girls. Chorus: Hi-Yg Varsily l-lg Pep Squad: Swimming Tearn. GERALDINE J. HETRICK Voc. Home Ec. Model ..., 7 Gerry proves lhai' Gene rlemen prefer blondes --wiih near hgures. Her chief in+eresls lbe- sides males, al coursel are Vaughn Monroe records and dancing. Boosier Clubg Tri-l-li-YQ Band. ELEANOR J. HITZ General Nurse .... 7 Being an enrhusiasiic sporrs lover, Eleanor is a valued mem- ber on any leam. Many envy her black curly locks and her glowing personaliry. ETHEL MARIE HORNBERC-SER Gen.-Commercial Typisl ,... 7 Voled lhe prelliesl girl ol lhe senior class, her ambilion is +o be a iypisr. She is an ardenr ian of lhe foolball leam and is slaled lo change her name 'ro Garrison PS. Firsi' name is Joe, Tri-l-li-Yg Boosrer Club: Chorus. RALPH V. HUGENDUBLER Vocarional Machinisi' ..., 7 Good-nalured Ralph's sense of humor brighlened marry a dull day for his fellow sludenls. Palm- dale's machinisl is well liked by all. FERN HETRICK Academic Scien+isl .... 7 lnleresled, inleresling and sincere describe lhe Mme, Cu- rie of our class. Her copabiliry in science rivals her skill as a ioke-leller. Boosfer Clubg Tri-Hi-YQ Cake-sale Capl. PAUL HETRICK Academic Veierinarian ..,, 7 Sfarling in his freshman year. rhis snappy maiman has laid many an opponenl on his back. Paul is one of rhose all-round fel- lows. Wresllingi Varsily Hg Band: l-li-Y. ROSE M. HOLZ College Prep Nurse ,... 7 Rose, of lhe big blue oplics and blonde hair, brings her cheerful personaliry and mischie- vous spirii' from l-lanoverdale ro ihis Alma Maier. Chorus: Tri-Hi-Y. HERMAN H. HOSSLER Vocafional . . . .7 l-lerm, 'rhe original speed demon, can lhink iusl abou? as fasr as he drives his green, +wo- +one Dodge. l-lis menral abiliry has been proved more Than once in class. RICHARD HUGENDUBLER Vocafional Linolype Opera+or .... 7 l-luggie has 'rhar go ger- +ing spirir and succeeds in al- mosr anyrhing he underrakes, l-le has proved This by making good in all of his exrra-curricular ac- fiviries. Chorus: Wresflingr Golfg Broad- caslerg Class Play. git! is 2-,QV ,.,- , r 2, ,, if GK ' :.'-- 5 as -. ,. ,KE s , ,S . , Ji V, - .. v. WHA- 4 . r .xy ,A ' ' Qi fc. XXV vi ,EN ., is . J m y S 1 I' W .fs Q 'xy s sv gre if W X gf as ,: ,.-:.:' .. is ii E. A r. gs 2 rg er l TN f f.2Msse+ -2 . 1,3 vz:g:gg.?k:.5.s gg R.'lf-iiflfs-353. s 'v fs .p f 'Ss XX Qin X Nw . M X A MS ew. X AM sJX Nb, X 5 2' 1 X N X. 3 2 2 s 1. s E , l 'X K xi' MQW V - X 1 . . x R h KS Q. in... f s in , 'iff m M 'v AI. - X HM , K of ii,-552.31 it y v .. T A so . 4, '2i M 1 ffl, 3 -' ,T ' I . . A 4, . 'gmc -4 , -,i , T ' ffl- LE X N f ,vw f iw, X 1 1 4 We 9 I We 4 1 i' , 1 f 1 ' F ,. 'ia ,yes f' 3 V W4' . 4 f if f lfy , 1 SQ ,Q ,lp f 'Zi M fm A jf few' if K , ...X 9 fi T 4' Z' 2 My , , T M on ' W , 4 X 5 ii f Z 4 ff fur' A697 fi ' - i': 5 Z. , ' Q ,V V? ' , 7'z'ff'1. 'f 1 H . f . , AVVVA 5 4' , . ,f,3z?? -SQL ,YV J . '. , , V r 72 4 ' I 4 g.j,,3 ., M ' . 7,3 'fy Q-gggjiwg' 1 Q: fl if W Z, 1.2.23 4, I ' ' 111: U f fi ue- ,,,, fr - VT T., ' V,Qff5'fff: 3 , . l 'Q ' X i ol , ' w i X fl V , 7 fsjv W X fl .1 ,,? , - 'V - , W ff, www f M, M P-gs! I 1 f, , J V , 1 i z i 1 BERTHA JANE HUMMEL Gen.-Commercial Beaufician ,,.. 7 BerT is quie-T and does noT parTicipaTe in many acTiviTies, buT has devaTed mosT oT her Time To The cake sale. She has won many Triends wiTh her pleasing person- aliTy. Cake Sale, JOHN F. HUZVAR Academic Coach .... 7 In physique Huzzie is cer- Tainly our modern version aT Hercules. He is a hero an The TooTball Tield, as well as G whiz on The dance Tloor. FooTballg WresTlingg Hi-YQ Var- 5iTy H. GEORGINE M. KELLEY College Prep Nurse . . .7 Georgina, a quieT person un- Til you Talk abouT a cerTain dark- haired boy Tram Annville, is a willing worker and always ready To help a parTner ouT of Trouble. Tri-Hi-Y: DramaTics Club. GEORGE W. KIEFFER VocaTional ElecTrician ..,. 7 Sleepy isn'T a very Talka- Tive person, buT he is very handy wiTh Tools. His invenTive mind should make him a sucCessTul per- son in The TuTure, JONAS KOSIER Academic Phys. Ed. Coach ..., 7 We presenT Jonas as The ToremosT leader in a movemeni' To abolish high school and iTs Tariures. This cosrnopoliTe's hobby is wine, women and song. Chorus: Hi-Yi Camera Club. MARGARET ELIZABETH HUMMEL Gen.-Commercial Housewife .... 7 Sewing and needlework are Two oT The many hobbies OT Mar- gareT. lf she does These Things as well as she does her school work, she will become a neaT linle housewife. ESTHER ELAINE JAMISON Commercial SecreTary .... 7 Hailing Tram CampbellTown, Dolly has been a valuable as- seT To The commercial depar+- menT. Her Triendly disposiTion has won her many Triends. Chorus: Tri-Hi-Y: SenaTe: Choc- laTier. DALE F. KEYSER Vocafional ElecTrician .... 7 Keyser likes To go aTTer Things: and by Things we are reTerring To The Teminine gender. Seriously, Though, Dale is a very good sTudenT and a regular guy in The eyes oT his Triends. ELLA AMELIA KOPENHAVER Gen.-Commercial STenograpl1er .... 7 Following The TooTsTeps of her broThers, Ella is also inTer- esTed in all kinds of sparTs. And everywhere ThaT Ella goes her smile is sure To go. Boosler Club: Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Class- Sec.: ChoclaTier. BETTY J. KRINER Academic Housewife .... 7 Dark-haired BeTTy believes ThaT Silence is golden. We en- ioy her good naTure, Tor no maT- Ter whaT happens, she smiles and always keeps her sunny side up. Z T ! Z li? ig S. 5 GRACE LAUDERMILCH Voc. Home Ec. Undecided .... 7 Grace's llowereiresh beauly is lhe envy of girls who carry Theirs in boxes. She is valued as a friend because of her charm- ing personality. Chorus: Class Play. VILMA LEONl Academic Beaufician. . , .7 We shall always remember Vilma lor her beauliiul dork eyes, alhlelic abilily, and likable per- sonalily. Siudenl' Senale: Choclalierf Tri- l-li-Y: Boosler Club: Camera Club. MERLIN L. LINGLE Vocafional Plumber .... 7 Solid is lhe word for This righl lackle from The wilds of Granlville. When Merl comes our wilh his rifle, lhe deer Clon'+ have a chance. Foolball: Varsily l-l. GLORIA PAULlNE LONG Commercial Secrelary .... 7 Gloria is conlrary lo her name in slalure, bul' like ii' in personalily. A nalural-born lead- er, she will succeed in any en- deavor. Tri-l-li-Y: Boosler Club: Chorus: Girls' Alhlelic Council: Senale: Choclalier: Class Play. DOROTHY LOUISE MAHON Gen.-Commercial Slenographer .... 7 Tall, slender, and oh, so lively defines Dol+ie. l-ler corny iokes make her lhe life of +I-ie parly. Sporls and slenogra- phy are among her big inleresls, Boosler Club: Tri-l-li-Y. DINO A. LELI Academic Chemisl .... 7 Dino, one of ihe good-na- lurecl members of our ioolball leam, finds a greal deal oi pleas- ure in arguing: he would say lhal black is while iusl lo slarl an argumeni. Foolball. DORIS J. LEPPARD College Prep Social Worker .... 7 Our impressions of Doris are 'rhal she is a loyal rooler for l-l. l-l. S., a pleasanl companion, and manager of many inleresling hobbies. Boosler Club: Tri-l-li4Y: Cake-sale Capl. ETHEL LONG College Prep Nurse .... 7 Jusl menlion Frankie or Roy Rogers and Elhel will go inlo a deep swoon. She is a loyal sluclenr and palienlly pounds away on lhe piano dur- ing orcheslra rehearsal. Chorus: Orcheslra: Tri-l-li-Y. JANET MAGRINI College Prep Medical Secrelary ,,.. 7 Shorl and sweel describe lhis lass wilh lhe big, brown eyes. Besides being a capable sludenl, she really sends you places wilh her melodious French horn. Band: Orcheslra: Tri-l-li-Y: Cho- rus: Boosler Club. REMO F. MANARI Vocalional Sheel Mefal Worker .... 7 Tall, with a shock of dark hair, lhis plumber lakes lile easy and plays The accordion well. ?Xff77fZZ. :Z gnfff Www ' nw, -ef,.,1,pfv, , ' . ,f f V f wH,:f'f,V w :eaisiliq . sr, 2 ' Mffrf Qui-, Wea .6 x X fw 1 W 7 f if Wg X X Z! gpg 7 IA ff 5 1 f ,y h i d I ef, ,A .Ill 47.-5 : y Z , ,. W! wma 7. .. fy, ,.,,. , , V fs f 1 , ., V 9 rf' .ff K Eff! ff ff f Wo, . .1 , , . v 4' . , ,.v . . A -54111 Rig l AWS . ,, ..,, , . 5 -,., .-s r, .1 f' f .mf .iv - W., ., A . WIP -- - M. YY-3 ff 'V Q. ff , 4 rr.,-4 f - N- . 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ALVIN MCCORKLE VocaTionaI Plumber .... 7 This ex-Army engineer is pop- ular among his new classmaTes because aT his modesTy and pleasar-iT disposiTion. Noon Service Club. RUSSEL S. MCCURDY AgriculTuraI Farmer .... 7 This nice-looking chap is im- mensely inTeresTed in agriculTure. Tale owns an aTTable personaliTy and is sincere in all he does. FuTure Farmers of America. LORRAINE MEMMIE Gen.-Commercial Librarian .... 7 Rainel' is a sunny liTTle bun- dle righT Tram The hearT oT ChocolaTe-Town. Don'T be sur- prised if you see her behind The desk in The I-Iershey Public Li- brary some day. BoosTer Club, Tri-I-Ii-Yg Broad- casTer. OLIN MILLER VocaTionaI CarpenTer ,... 7 This genTleman is known ThroughouT The vocaTional deparT- rnenT Tor his corny iokes and clever anTics. WresTling7 Chorus, I-li-Y, Broad- casTer. LOVAINE MAY Academic BeauTician .... 7 Giggling Lovaine is well- liked Tor her abiliTy To laugh aT her own misTakes. She always has a pleasanT smile Tor everyone. Cake Sale CapT. EVELYN MCCORKLE Academic Nurse .... 7 Always ouT in TronT cheering Tor I-I. H. S., Corky would boosT The morale aT any Team! I-Ier inTeresTs in J. C., by The way, are noT purely Tor educa- Tional purposes. BroadcasTer7 Camera Club, Cho- rus: STudenT SenaTeg BoosTer Club. .IAYNE McGILL Voc. Home Ec. Housewife .... 7 Jayne appears To have liTTle To say, buT Those who know her can Truly say she's Tull oT pep. We know she'lI make ThaT man happy. MARY AGNES MILLER General Governess. .7 NeaT and pleasanT, Mary never Tails To greeT everyone wilh a cheery smile. I-Ier Tomboyish spiriT shows in aThleTics, where she can be a Teared Toe or in- valuable player. PAUL F. MILLER VocaTionaI Machinisf ..., 7 Long Paul is willing To Tackle The iob, and such an aTTi- Tude will pay dividends. KX so S,....x. ww. su- of .. sis L' K 'x al' se .ge L iris fi: 'si ' 5 X x I X x 3 N 5 Q X sf x X K. X YN 1 we S 3 X I 1 X X ,N Q is 161 fl .Q N . . -: 1: 's. . Q . ,,,, X '-' .5 XX K X X offs fi out . , N X ' ff -. N 'Q S ' flkk. - 5-sf ,ss so .s E.. s X . 2 .. ,, X X E Sw xx K- as '42 GB.. f M f in K f WILBUR MILLER Vocaiional Elecfrician .,.. 7 Whimp is one of lhose genllemen who really keeps lhe sparks flying in fhe eleclric shop. His iovial personalily makes him well-liked by everyone. Senior Class Council. HERMAN MYERS Vocafional Carpenier .... 7 Wilhaul l'lerm fhe voca- lional deparimenl' would be CI dull place. His good-narured dis- posiiion will be a valuable assel in any place of work. Swimming. GRACE P. NESTER Academic Beau+ician or Nurse .... 7 Grace always seems calm and collecredf' capable and def pendable. Being narurally helpful and sincere, she is well-liked by all. Camera Club. GOLDIE M. NYE College Prep Housewife .... 7 Goldie wilh lhe lighl-brown locks enioys collecling piciures. Knowing her as we do, we leel cerloin rhal she will do well in her career as housewife. GRACE M. ORTENZI Academic Nurse .... 7 Complicafed jokes cause her much +rouble. buf perl Grace is on 'rhe beam serving or De's. Cure as a bug's ear, Grace keeps.up-To-dale in fashions and s+udies. Triel-li-Yg Broadcaslery Chaclarierg Chorus: Boosler Club: Camera Club. ARLEIGH MOYER Vocafional Sheei Mefal Worker ..., 7 Arleigh is a dependable workmen in ihe plumbing and sheef mefal field and an excep- lional friend lo his classmales. GLENN NAUMAN Vocalional Carpenfer .... 7 Glenn proves 'rhe old adage. Silence is- golden. Though quiet he is always dependable. GLENN M. NISSLEY Vocafional Mechanic .... 7 Sandyehaired, pleasanf Glenn is known for his allable person- aliry and his love for 'rhai' car. WARREN R. NYE Vocafional Machinisl' .... 7 lf il's lhe sarr of work lhai' needs a man's s+eady, depend- able approach-see Nye. ANTOINETTE LUCY PAGANO Commercial Housewife .... 7 An+hy knows all +he an- swers. She is a diligen'r worker and makes some of +he besl' marks in rhe class. Music is one of her hobbies. Tri-Hi-YQ Boosler Club: Sludenl' Senaieg Chorus. i A . my X, ,.z, ,, ,AWE Q 750, F, 3, Q Kei X ,rf ,f f 0 'f , ,fancy , , 1' . f 'K f rghf-W g 244 JC 6 Y . '.W, 5. ' ff 591-...ff V if W. V? . Q,??v A ff is ' g 1 ,,.'-. , M! , mn V f flaw ff , f f f K f , , , ZS X 'X I mfs if jf? 1 + 49 ff W f 4 .7 ' Xyk 1555 'ii -: 'ZX' ,fy 7,1 .. ..,, . , . ' ,5 ..,SE?9X355'sl- i '..' fp - , I FN .mf-17 'iwmef fs? flfeiizizfs E' Q. Mihai? liz? ' 5 E4if?iE.27l'cfkf iflifrir' 3 134.1-:.:..:i:i4:, is ww- 5- , .L L ,,A ... x . 933 flaw XX wx 'N ' 3 5 X .. f X i is ,J ' -nv T'-N ss , ?.?. 513, N-aye'-', X xg, mf A f inf JW , W , WW? -Wg f ,Q JW , iff ,H wf My ,Q .4 ,f 'V M. , ff: ,gm MW., - f f f WWI! Wm -, Z . .ff ?, 21 EQ, gf Q ., ,f EMILY MARIE PALA Gen.-Commercial Typisi .... 7 Em, who has beaufiful, long, wavy iresses, wanls 'lo be a 'rypisr or sales clerk. Lois of luck in whichever you choose. Em. Boosier Club: Tri-H i'Y. FLORENCE PAULINE PATRICK Gen.-Commercial Office Worker .... 7 Say li++le and learn much is Flossie's moiio. We know from The fine work she has done in school +ha+ she will be a diligenf office worker, Choclaiier. MILLIE .l. PlCHlNl Academic Air Hosless .... 7 The spirif of fun 'Fairly' dances oul of Millie's big brown eyes, and she never has +o look far 'io find one of her many friends. Boosier Club: Tri-l-li-Y: Camera Club: Dramaiics Club. NORMA ANN PLEBANI Commercial Secrefary .... 7 Norma's cheering al fool'- ball and baskeiball game echoes a pair of powerful lungs. She wasx a good example oi high-pressure salesrnanship in selling Fink cakes. Boosler Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Coke Sale: Band. DEVONA PURCELL Gen.-Commercial Typisi .... 7 Friendly, likeable Dee is a girl who has a good sense of humor. Dee can usually be found iilierbugging on The dance floor, allhough her main inleresi is sporis. Tri-Hi-Y: Baosler Club: Chorus: Broadcasler. VERANO PASQUINI Vocufional Mechanic .... 7 Verano is 'rhe original Ra- zor's Edge as for as physical appearance goes, bui his popu- lariiy among +he au'ro-body boys is noi Thin. ROBERT PETERMAN Voccfional Elecfrician .... 7 Pele is one of ihose fel- lows who donll like To sii back and walch. This aggressiveness. plus his caflike abilify, has marked up many a viclory for our wreslling squad. Wresiling: Varsily H: Choclalier. JACK J. PIZZINGRILLI Vocafional Sheef Melal Worker .... 7 Many an opposing wresiler has been deceived by Pizzingril- li's shorl' sraiure and mild man- ner. Jackson has a ready wif and pleasing personalily. Varsiiy H: Wresiling. RONNlE PRANG College Prep Linguisi ,... 7 Call +his cuie liiile blonde Veronica, and you'll gel' choked personally, She has a high l. as lar as sludies and he-man moles are concerned. Tri-l-li-Y: Broadcaslerj Boosler Club: Class Play: Chorus. LUCILLE PROCTOR General Model .... 7 Displaying niify clolhes on a neal figure, Lucille is always hep io lhe lalesl fashions. She has a dislincr personalily and peps up any room wiih her keen sense oi humor. Tri-Hi-Y: Boosier Club: Ari Serv- ice Club: Class Play. JN X X X ...fx x . f x hui? 2 -1, xg gk -ai 1 T ., 1' AL Ng , 7 X ,Ii ' As., Us T -V ...f ---' z 2 T f Af 1- 11 'f Q: f , 5 -hw W, f fi A, A A ' .i ' on sr -. , 1 - mu! 5 7 KATHLEEN VANDETTA PUTT Gen.-Commercial TypisT ,... 7 PreTTy, auburn - haired KaThy is slaled To become a neaT liTTle housewife To a cerTain someone in The Hershey High School. Uhmm-leeds oT happi- ness To you KaThy l Chorusf BoosTer Club: Tri-Hi-Y: STudenT SenaTe. CHESTER REICHENBAUGH VocaTional ElecTrician .... 7 CheT has reTurned To Her- shey High aTTer serving a year in The U. S. Navy. MosT of us will remember him as a ready wil and an ouTsTanding lineman on our TooTball squad. FooTballg VarsiTy H: Senior Class Councilg Hi-Y. MICHAEL RHODES General Op'rome'l'ris+ ,... 7 Milne is anoTher who has found ouT aTTer a Tew years Thal' good old Hershey High sTill has someThing To oTTer him. His schol- arly aTTiTude is a splendid exam- ple ancl inspiraTion To us. CHARLES A. ROBSON, JR. VocaTional Mechanic .... 7 Though Charlie is solid and quieT, his speculaTive eye may be planning To use you as a subied Tor one oT his carToons. CareTul! WILLIAM G. ROOT Vocafional Machinisi' .... 7 Slow-spoken, courTeous, ex- serviceman Bill appeals To all as a True Triencl. EMILIO RAREINI Vocafional Band Leader .... 7 If you have ever aTTended any social Tunciion aT which The Trojans played, you probably saw Mi in The TirsT row, TooTin' his sox. Bandg Orchesirag I-li-Yg Dance Band. ERNEST F. RHOAD VocaTional MachinisT ,... 7 This Rhoad is shorT, blonde and quieT. VVhen he does speak, he lcnows The answers. TED ROBERTSON College Prep Engineer .... 7 Forell WaTch ouT, lcfdsll ThaT Tall, lanlry pro can hiT 'em a mile. Ted is on The ball as Tar as oTher Things are concerned, Too. GOITQ l-li-Y: VarsiTy H: STudenT SenaTe. CAROL BYRD ROOT Gen.-Commercial RecepTionisT .... 7 This bundle oT charms is The spark QT The commercial build- ing. AlThough a naTive aT Union DeposiT, Carol really lcnows her way around. Tri-Hi-Yg SenaTep BoosTer Club: ChoclaTier. JEAN BEVERLY ROSENKRANS Commercial Secre'Iary .... 7 This bundle oT giggles and charm is one OT our popular com- mercials. She is a Triend oT every- one: To lcnow her is To lilce her. Good luclc, Jean. Tri-Hi-Y: ChoclaTier'. s . W ' 22,-if W L i .- Lv Z M ff? T x X C ' f X asf '4 ,E Q 1 3 2.4 A? - W fi - ff-' 5 1 -rfr . ,.... . .. I V f , 44 - fi . yy A my f. s Q V W- 2 ' an 3' .f A ,, X , . - , , ss gg 2 , ..., .Ls -1 . xx X. ,Mg . ' , Q Qi ,rig 4 f ir' ,-tiff y T' 'K , if ff s -' x ZW f I x ,, 'L-into - L1 iZ35E?E5:1tIs 5 ' ff--af .-f.- :::x::fzs..w ...ms ..s,.,,,,M. s -- . .... ...,..,. 'g,.5,.,.:... W... 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' 1 l pi? s .5 ' 'SX ! 9 af ff! xi I f ., .Q ., ,,,, Z Y ,uf f ALBERT ROSSI Vocofionol Archifecf ,... 7 Following in his brofher'5 foofsfeps, Al is o very popular man on fhe dance floor, in fhe swimming pool, as well as in' his classes. Chorusg Vorsify H, Sencfeg Swim- mingg Hi-Y: Pep Squad: Class Play. CLAUDE E. RUTTER Vocafional Plumber .,., 7 Give quief, friendly Claude a foofboll or gun in fhe fell and a sef of plumbers fools for use all year and he'll be happy. Foofball. FRANCES IRENE SCHWENK Commercial Bookkeeper ,,.. 7 Here we can find a combi- nafion of beaufy and brains. One of Frances' hobbies is swimming, buf a more imporfanf hobby is wrifing fo o cerfoin sailor every nighf. Tri-Hi-Y, Boosfer Club: Class Play, Chorus, Senior Class Coun- cil, Orchesfrog Girls' Afhlefic Council: Choclafier. JEAN SEIBERT Voc. Home Ec. Telephone Operofor . 7 Toke a good look! This is probably lhe firsf fime you hove seen Dufch quief. Jeon seems fo bubble over wifh pep and spends much of fhaf energy roller and ice skoling. BEVERLY JANE SHELLENHAMER Commercial Housewife . 7 The greal mefropolis of Campbellfown claims fhis oflrac- five lass. Her rnoin ambifion in life is fo become a good house- wife. We know she will succeed. Tri-Hi-Y, Boosfer Club. LORE RUNKLE Gen.-Commercial Office Worker .... 7 The hobby of fhe mosf am- bifious girl in fhe commercial de- parfmenf is raising goafs. As her career she has chosen sec- refarial work, Boosfer Club. SYLVIA AGNES SCHJAVONI Gen.-Commercial Telephone Opercfor ,... 7 Slender Syl wanfs fo be- come a felephone operafor. So be on fhe alerf for 'fhe voice wifh c smile, Number, please. Boosfer Club. KATHRYN MAE SEE Gen.-Commercial Housewife .... 7 Dark-haired and affrocfive Kafhy is anofher girl who will, in less fhon o year, become a sweef liffle housewife. Hope you have lofs of liffle sailors, Kafhy. Assisfanf Treasurer of Senior Class. CLARENCE R. SHAFFER Vocafional Elecfrician .... 7 Dock is rafher quief and reserved in mosf things, wifh one excepfion-golf. His abilify fo hif 'em long and sfroighl has proved fo be a greaf assef fo fhe golf feam. Golf, Vorsify H. MYRNA J. SHENK College Prep Nurse .. 7 Our class wouldn'f be com- plefe wifhouf her, for she is ci good sfudenf, a loyal classmole ond a frue friend, Chorus, Dromafics Club. . -qi-119. 1 L. .1 's ' 5, ex-.-. Q . .- .L Qu' Y is ,:..,,,,, .. s as i s ii . X v 3 .. 3 F qt s X s 333. , . . miigtiii 5 X 'Q . 1 s x E X X ' V4 s N X is Q x S 1 N 5 es if SEN . Y si X -'ss s .s . X .1 s is C . . issifs ui- s gif A 1 s . . B s s X X ss s X .-..' . rl '. ui-A - . ara. ff if h s. I KENNETH E. SHIFFLET Vocalional Machinisl .... 7 Thal iulling iow shows des lerminalion. Kennelh hos lhrown class obslocles and opposing wresllers lor mony lolls. Chorusg Wreslling. EDWARD SHIREMAN Academic Scienlisl ..,. 7 Chubby Eddie gives and lolces much leasing. His oplness lor sludying should prove on in- voluoble assel lo him in lhe lu- lure. HERBERT H. SIPE Vocalional Mechanic ..,. 7 An old adage says lhal Si- lence is golden. We granl lhis ond add lhal Herberl is 24 lcaral. EUGENE B. SMITH Vocalional Radio Technician .... 7 Smilly has big ideas and lhe abilily lo corry lhem oul. His alhlelic abilily has been o greal assel lo our championship lool- bell leams. Foolballg Chorus: Vorsily H, JOAN E. SMITH General OHice Clerk .... 7 When you combine school spiril wilh an enormous omounl ol pep you have Smilly. She is also plenly enlhusiaslic oboul a cerloin alumnus Gr. l. Boosler Club: Chorusy Cheer Leader. JACK SHOPE Vocalional Carpenler ,.,. 7 Jack is one of lhe besl calchers lhal ever slood behind lhe plale in Hershey High. He is also a dependable man in shop. LOUIS SIMONETTI Vocalional Crooner .... 7 Poise is lhe word lor Louis . . . whelher he is balancing Holel Hershey dishes, running lhol pigslcin, or lalcing Sinolra. Foolballg Varsily H. BETTY LOU SMITH Academic Faclory Worker .,.. 7 Good-nolured bul quiel Belly shoulders her responsibilily ol work willingly and well. Tri-Hi-YQ Boosler Club: Chorus. I-IERMAN SMITH Academic . . . . . 7 W aim This sagocious genlleman is f 45 3 511. f an inspiring example ol lhe locl Q3 X lhol educolion is a conlinuous 1 I'I I I I Nz, Hi' process. e is eovlng no slone s y agpbj, ,, sy-- r . . 1 sz sf unlurned in his quesl lor nnowls -' - Es- 4' ed e. ,. Q Y me T ' I ' Xb it Q 7' . Ez- 1' 'gl abra X .X . 551' Vocalional . . Machinisl. . . .7 X my -I v:,J:1'.4nvvfN There are a lol ol Smilhs bul lhis is nol lhe leosl ol lhem. Lee , N- 'I I NF has a mind and uses il-o S ,, L . . ,.-115. .Q we wresllers build, and he uses il, 4 .5 loo. Wresllingg Chorus: Varsily H. A .,,, Y if Ii 7 iii Q ,-'f A i I A l so RELDA MAE SMITH Commercial SecreTary .... 7 This Amazon hails from The Tamous I2-D secTion oT The com- mercial deparTrnenT. She shoul- ders The responsibiilTy oT making oThers happy. Tri-l-li-Y. NICK SPAZIANI VocaTional . . . .7 Why did The TooTball Team come Through undeTeaTed This year? Spuds' managership and looney wise cracks could spark any Team To vicTory. FooTball Manager: BroadcasTer. GLADYS SPITLER General Nurse .... 7 This Tiny Temale sheds her reserved airs on The gym Floor and when she is among Triends. Then she is all giggles and good humor, ELIZABETH STETTLER College Prep SecreTary .... 7 The old saying, lT's nice To be naTural when you're naTurally nice, TiTs ElizabeTh like a glove. Few oT us will ever TorgeT her. STudenT SenaTeg Girls' PxThIeTic Council: Tri-Hi-Y: BoosTer Club. CHARLOTTE STONER Voc. Home Ec. Housewife ,... 7 Loyal and likeable Chick is always ready To cheer her Alma MaTer or a Triend. This Palmdale ciTizen is speedy and skillful on The gym Tloor. BoosTer Club. HELEN P. SNOKE General Housewife ..,, 7 Unless we miss our guess. Snooky will soon be a Tidy housekeeper. Her TavoriTe pas- Tirne, besides The Tellow who gave her ThaT sparkler on her leTT hand, is collecTing picTures. EDWIN L. SPECK VocaTional CarpenTer .... 7 This resourceiul Tellow proves ThaT silence is a sign oT wisdom. He is liked by all his classmaTes because oT This characTerisTic. MELVIN S. STAUFFER VocaTional Machinisi' .... 7 All The vocaTional deparT- menT rejoiced when This depend- able, sincere sTudenT's absence in his iunior year Turned ouT To be Temporary. Melvin's quieT enTerior does noT compleTely conceal a ready wiT and an inquiring mind. Noon Service Clubg WresTling Manager. CHARLOTTE STTNE Voc. Home Ec. DieTiTian .... 7 This sTriking dark-haired girl is good To Think abouT, beTTer To look aT, and her pleasing person- aliTy makes her besT oT all To Talk wiTh. BoosTer Club: Tri-il-l-Yg Chorus, DONALD E. STONER VocaTional ElecTrician .... 7 Duckie, as his nickname suggesTs, can come up wiTh some hilarious anTics aT The mosT un- usual Times. When he isn'T cuT- Ting up, he can be one oT The besT sTudenTs in The VocaTional school. eff, DAVID STRICKLER College Prep Newspaper Edifor .... 7 Possessing rare wriling lalenl, lhis chap wilh lhe hendish laugh knows how lo handle a harmonica and bazooka, loo. Many of lhe pholos in lhe Choclalier are proof of his abilily lo handle a camera. Choclalier: Broadcasler: Class Play: Camera Club. Wreslling: Hi-Y DORIS JANE SUMMY Gen.-Commercial Typisf .... 7 Coming from a long line of Summy's Doris wanls lo be a +ypis+. We wish her success and happiness for lhe fulure. Boosler Club: Tri-Hi-Y. JOE T. SURACE Academic Business Man .... 7 This breezy lillle man never lels worries change his smiling face. ln sporls Joe's pep and en- lhusiasm make up for his slalure. Camera Club. PATSY TIMMINS Academic Ari Teacher .... 7 I+ iusl' doesn'+ seem possible lhal liny Palsy is a senior. How- ever, her appearance conlribuled +o a line perlormance in Spring Green. Class Play: Chorus: Camera Club. DOROTHY VOGEL Academic Nurse .... 7 Small and soil-spoken, Dol- 'rie may nol make much noise bul she can always be counled on lo have her work done. She's a good friend for lhese qualifies and many more. Boosler Club: Tri-I-li-Y. 3 FAYE SUMMERS Academic Beaulician .... 7 Pelile Faye goes all our for sporls and aclivilies. Her very soigne appearance should be an assel lo any lulure posilion. Boosler Club: Band: ChoruSI Broadcasler: Camera Club: Class Play. HELEN IRENE SUMMY Gen.-Commercial Office Worker ..., 7 Helen, who hails from Campbelllown, is one of The mosl popular as well as reliable com- mercial sludenls. She is inleresled in sporls and especially good sporfsmanship. Tri-Hi-Y: Choclalier: Boosler Club. LAWRENCE R. SWARTZ Vocalional Mechanic ,... 7 Though quiel in class, Law- rence can make plenly ol noise wilh his guilar. JOAN K. TYSON College Prep Designer .... 7 Besides being brainy, lhis ca- pable and dependable leader of lhe Tri-Hi-Y can slap a bass- liddle around, draw like a profes- sional and even lind lime 'lo swoon over l lelmu'l and 'lFrankie. Chorus: Orcheslra: Ari' Service Club: Tri-I-li-Y: Choclalierg Broad- caslerp Play Commillee: Senale. JANET WAGNER College Prep Privale Nurse ..,. 7 Soil-voiced Jonel is a good, sensible sludenl. However, her la- +al weaknesses are romance lhril- lers and Avon nail polish. Tri-Hi-Y. gs X :fs S .. Q21 ss Sisrfb. 5 ? S v es i ,,,1f 5 M 'Wx s 4 if , 2 r ,,... ff A W '- '? ' J w , sg-wc. ' . , ,,,. Up' U - f X , V ,.., . .. . M. ww f f Z , ::L'- P124 .92 PM , ,,.,.4. , RAY WAGNER Academic Banker .... 7 Honkl Raillell Raffle!! Here comes Ray and his old +in liz- zie. We all know, fhough, 'lhof Ray's dramoiic and leadership abililies could run circles around his car. Hi-Y: Chorus: Band: Choclalrier: Class Play. EDWARD WEIST Vocaiional ... .7 . Ed plays J major role on Hershey Highls swimming ieam. This young man has lhe abilily for making friends-especially in fhe commercial deparlmenr. Swimming: Varsily H: Hi-Y: Broadcasler. ELVIN H. WILLARD Vocaiional Hockey Player .... 7 If lh-e plurnber's Adonis ever works as hard a+ books as he does socially, we know fha? he'll go places. ESTHER MAE WOLFE Academic Nurse .... 7 Powerhouse Eslher has many obvious allribules. Her dancing abilily and know-how make her quiie a popular gal. Class Play. JANICE MARIE YINGST Commercial Bookkeeper .... 7 Janice is proof +hal good +hings come in small packages. She is sludious, bul books do noi come belween her and having fun. Boosler Club: Senior Class Treas- urer: Senior Class Council: Choc- lalier. I VERONICA WALKER College Prep Inferior Decorafor .... 7 A laugh, a giggle and Ran- nie pops on 'lhe scene ready io brighlen any classroom. Her con- lagious personalily, originali+y, and efficiency mark her as a pop- ular and ouislanding gal. Broadcaster: Choclaiierg Chorus Orchesfrag Tri-Hi-Y: Ari Service Club: Class Play Comm. KENNETH WENGER Academic Baseball Player .... 7 Rugged is 'lhe word for Kenne+h, a grand all-around fel- low and hero 'ro sporfs fans, espe- cially his ever-lovin' June. Foofbally Baskefball: Varsily H. PAUL wisE Vocaiional Elecfrician .... 7 Paulie +he rage of Swalara. seems io be a quier, easy-going fellow, buf fo lhose who know him well, he is iusf as quick wifh a ioke as fhe nexf person. CHARLES WOLFGANG Vocafional Baseball Player .... 7 We- can safely say Thai' Slim is going io be a big man in 'rhis world. His six feel Three inches would be an asse? To any baskelball 'rean-i. Baskelball: Varsiiy H. THEODORE R. YOUNG Vocaiional Carpenfer ,... 7 Ted may be a quie+ fellow, bu+ he cerlainly can fill fhe bill when a job has +o be done. i x . . , Q, J i 6. .si at N sie- . .B s X f X X X S s 5 ,X X X X X s as s is Sys 33 QEFAY X ' . 'Q sms f ' X 3 f' s Us' ,sw '35 jg ' OE' +3520 . ' , A X xy K Q . , 4 7 . X , ' Y .s ' ,X , , SX 5 ,V+ -3 rg . M li.. x ' A N, ' 32, N i n ,ssq S . f ' sq Q . , We N .S s . X ,. fd.: ss: Q. 11 L-. 4 seq . . gf 1 V - 3, Q 2,1 IIW ' P. . - V -.mf-'55 QQ ., 1 fs - - , .151-f ' ' , A MATILDA A. ZACCAGNINI Academic Boaulician .... 7 Boys and girls alike adore 'fhis Hliiile blonde 'rrick behind 'lhe soda founlainn because of her pleasing personaliry and perma- neni' smile. Choclarierg Broadcaslerg Tri-l-li-Yg Boosier Club: Chorus: Band. ARLENE MABEL ZARTMAN Gen.-Commercial Housewife .... 7 She is one of lhe quie+es+ girls in fhe senior class. Arlene's ambiiion is io be a secrerary, buf her preseni inieresl is wrifing lei- lers ro a cerioin soldier. Tri-l-li-Yg Boosier Club. CHARLES F. ZERPHEY Vocaiional Navy or Prinler .... 7 Chas, like his brolher, Vince, likes io go from one place io anoiher on ihe double. We know ihis characlerislic will help him reach his goal in lhe same manner. Broadcasierq Class Play. BETTY ZIERDT College-Prep Air Hosiess .... 7 Capable Beiiy is a very busy and aiiracrive young news ediior. She parricipales in many school aciiviries and ceriainly helps make our Orange ancl Blue a suc- cess. Broadcasier: Boosler Club: Tri- l-li-Yg Choclarierq Class Play. ILDA MARY ZAMBERNARDI Commercial Secrefary .... 7 li you are looking for a sec- rerary, iusl cell on llda. She has shown her abilily, especially in shorihand, and we know she will be an assei io anyone. Tri-l-li-YQ Boosler Clubg Chocla- Her, SHIRLEY MAE ZENTMEYER College Prep Nurse .... 7 Shirley, who spenl' mosi of her evenings :failing ai ihe ihe- a+re This year, is always sensible, ehficieni, end well-informed. Class Play: Tri-l-li-Yy Chorus. VINCENT ZERPHEY Vocafional Prinfer .... 7 Vince is really going lo go places in 'rhis world, and we don'i' mean slowly, l-le and his Pack- ard move along al' a good clip, 'ro pull if mildly. Class Playg Broadcaster. DANIEL H. ZIMMERMAN Vocaiional Plumber .... 7 Tall, quiei in disposiiion, ex- serviceman Dan has calmly laken over his former place in ihe hearis of his classmaies since his relurn io l'lershey's halls. Swimming Manager. JOHN F. GROGAN Piloi .... 7 John may be small in sialure, bui we know he has big ideas and 'rhe abilily to carry 'rhem ouf. . Sl Illll AUG.-I946. The veferans' homecoming celebraiion a+ Hershey was marked by rib-iickling con+es+s and an inex- hausiible omounl f f f o ree ood and drink Kas any one can plainly seel. Our own Wycliff McCracken served as masfer of ceremonies and +he Hershey High School Band enfor- fained. SEPT.-I946. The compleiion of +his greaily enlarged afh- le+ic field behind +he school will provide facilifies for fhe new + ' ' spor s program in Hershey Hugh. Ea-was Righlz NOV. 6 I946 Miss Eleanor Kram f , . er o Lebanon, beiier known as Miss Pennsylvania, en+er'rained ihe iunior and senior high school. She sang several seleciions from Romb ' d ' ergs an Herberis opereiias. SEPT. lB, I946. A+ an impressive cermony Miss A nn Ferucci, in behalf of ihe sludenfs, invesfed members of ihe S+uden+ Senaie will-1 ihe au+hori+y lo govern our school ac- iivilies. ,M W W-W' .,,,.,m,,-M17-V. ? Q 129. NOV. 7, I946. Accompanying himself on ihe guiiar, Tom S H' A ' co , ballad singer exfraordinory, sang +he haunfing 'Folk songs 'lhai have made him famous. N . ,4,,eQ--q MIMIIIRS NOV. lb, I946. Seeing is believing. The scoreboard in The Hershey Sladium reveals ihe score of 'lhal lasl- and mosf keenly foughl foolball classic of lhe season. DEC. 6, I946. Al +he Soulhern Penn Champs' foofball banquef, Coach Peck McKnigh+ was presenled wilh a Savage rifle and ammunilion by Click Clark and Ken Wenger, represenlalives of a graleful leam. DEC. 9, I946. This was lhe big nighl' for Casl ll of lhe Senior Class Play, Spring Green. They played superbly +o an overflowing house. DEC. IO. I946. Casl l presenled lhe fruils of ihe long evenings spenl al' pracfice. The audience of Spring Green clearly appreciafed lhe relalionship of 'keen-agers and earlhworms. DEC. 2l, I946. Hershey's Toonerville lrolley became ex- fincl' on This memorable dale. No longer will lhe lhundering rumble and clanl: of lhe old sfreel car be heard. IN DEC., I946, fhis picfure was published in Scholas+ic Rolo, Vol. 6, issue 3, fhe nalional high school piclorial newspaper. The losses are perched on 40 mm. Navy guns feafured in the Hummelslown homecoming. ,W es, if W 'Q , sf? , M , -63 KA Y 'gms gk-sf R2 R my ' E ,,, . ,.., QP! W i wif. get ,Z .V ,ME . 41.1. ,eip 925 , ll4'f C -. 4' sb 4, if Bear 9 vwfsx, A Wm, 455, M ,ic J My aww' Kg is 'Rx Q A W I 4,3 A1 QM E 'KAKQYE 5 f M 5' M 2'-f if Q x ess -ff Q35 ODS QA XPOVMIGF X515 -me AQ, 19' x -9 wwf '55 of-fe C9 0 sax QA 965 ,qv-as 474.6755 D ,-fvfw, Q 27 IE AWI, Q Worll m rho prolechon room. IXIl' yw UH1 LB Sernously spealnng . . Goo! -ll ' ff' 4 pull Nrmble fingers. Who says lm scared? Below Rnghfz Lumber hmber. xvfrsrf' X. N Below Leflz A display of arfislic gfxx' lalenf. 5 , X Direclly Below: Wire ierker af ,QQ -X work. X' NF if f' z sk Nxigf' be 5 BAKE SAlE The calce sale is one of +he rnosl oulslanding profil-making proiecfs ol fhe senior year. Much credil is due fo +he capable secrelaries, lieu+en- anls, and caplains for Their lfailhful worlc: and fo all The seniors for 'rheir splendid cooperalion in salesmanship. We owe a deb? of grafifude +o our adviser, Mr. Donald Diffenbaugh. The class has sold over a lon of frui'r cakes. .. .3 iv Ql GRUUP Adviser ...........,,. . . ,...... Mr. Diffenbaugh Capiains: E. Eisenhour, T. Roberfson, N. Plebani, B. Hum- mel, L. May, D. Lepperd, H. Hossler, A. Rossi, P. Buck, D. Heisey. Lieu+enan+s ,.,.......,......,..... H. Brinser, R. Haas General Secrefcry ..,..........,..,.... J. Rosenkrans Secrefaries ...........,......,...... J. Yings'I', S. Dove Winners of Cake Sales Confesh C. College, A. Pagano, I. Zarnbernardi, A. Moyer. P. Helriclq, K. PUHMC. Garrell, E. Pala. SENIUR PRUM EUMMITTEIS Table of Honor. .H. l-leisey, G. Long, E. Jamison Corsage. .T. Zaccagnini, H. Sumnny, P. Ebersole Sea'ring ...., K. Wenger, L. Clarlc, J. Ge-esamar lnvi+a+ion .... L. Gloffeller, V. Walker, J. Tyson Program .... C. Reichenbaugh, l.. May, A. Rossi Ns ll: sv- . lil, 11mmv A . Three ACI Comedy r,.5 'lSPlll llllllll I llii' li Nl IHC. R 9 ' ll? MM, Db my Direclor: MISS MARY ZARTMAN X if Ammwr V, .. Mull '-2 , Ltmm an Mrs. Rumble Nina Cassel Scoolie ..., Tony Cassel Pinkie Ames Dunlt ...... Bing ....... Michael Todd Newlon Todd Mr. Pulnam . Genevieve .. Olificer Ryan Eula ....... Billy ....... Dr. Blodgell Casls Monday Nighl' Grace Laudermilch Gloria l-less Nancy Cialone Geraldine Gepler Faye Summers Paul Ebersole l-larold l-leisey Gordon Henderson Carl Gerberich Paul l-lelriclc Eslher Wolfe Richard Garrison Belly Zierdl' Charles Zerphy Fred Fawber Tuesday Nighl' Shirley Zenlmeyer Carol DeVerler Palsy Timmins Frances Schwenlc Ronnie Pranq Donald Barnes Richard Hugendubler Alberl Rossi Ray Wagner David Slriclcler Gloria Long Leroy Gipe Marna Boschi Wayne Fasnachl Lloyd Gingrich Spring Green is The lciughfer-filled slory of cz boy whose lorher iusr con r undersrcznd him, ond o girl whose molher underslonds her only 'foo well. Nino Cossel, Jrhe charming mofher of fwo dough- Jrers. hos lurned one wing of her home info on oporlrmenl +o help occommodofe fhe mililrcry per- sonnel of 0 neorloy oir field. The Moior who moves info 'rhe oporrmenl' hos cz qenfle- olosenl-minded. sociolly owkword son, whose only in'reres+ in life is The scienlilic breeding of eorrhworms. l-low his in- 'reres'r in eorlhworms comes info conflicf wifh his passion for 'rhe prefliesr girl in Jrown, how if dis- ruprs his lo+her's romance. how if olmosf londs him in jail, ond how if complicoles Jrhe problems of The Cossel children ond Their friends combine 'ro weove Jrhe plor ol This lighr-heorlred comedy of youlh. X47 1 V55 ss x4XfgQ,,k,m x7 W W -M-, Vfli l 4 ,, , W ,,:,, L, ,, 4 ,j p,3'fCaU wwf , s . ' 457-, N.. . :fx7, ':fb?. 5 42, .y af f-1,:--9 ,cg is ' ,vw Yf NN! I ,ww ff h '1Si,1'1Y2'-WN 4 gm s 1 ' 1 V gf I ,N ,L - well S lf . 'L Q - lr . 6 gasefrgxrs V sf Aa f K f X 1 f f MQ X S g 4' 6 if X 4 f gf? XXX! y W 52 , Asfv f f 37 XJR 1 S Xv! 5 M 5,1 1 A f fvffs 3 X MQNMP RW funk A THE 1947 IIHIIHATIHI My -Kama, ,AY '-220461 f 5 14? Nxlffvff Asif ju ff' 'swf Q M' W v. H141-'fc ,,f,zsf'fww'ss-qs-:.vfM:1 as ,e:.-,.,,,,,.'.:ggv' f f fwww 2 ,M ,sf ,cf 4, g A .... W 11'b5.2'l' PCT 7, CHOCLATIER STAFF Edifor-in-Chief ...... ...,...,..,...... C lwarles Garrerl' Assisfanf Edilors .,...,..., Frances Scliwenlc, David Slriclcler Senior Secfion Chief ....,,..,......,, Gordon Henderson Boys' Sp-orfs Edifor Senior Seciion Assisfanls ...... Gloria Long, Ted Roberrson, Assf. Sporfs Edifor Girls' Sporls Edifor .. Assf. Sporls Edifor Joan Tyson, Veronica Walker Feafure Reporfers ....,.., Carl Gerloericli, Lesfer Glarleller, Herman Hassler, Georgine Kelley, Ella Kopenlwaver, Business Manager Alberr Rossi, Belly Zierdl' Ari Edifor ................................ Fred Fawber Assisianis ......,... Carol DeVerier, Gloria Hess, Ed Weis? Adverfising Manager Phofography Edifor .................... Roberl Peierman Faculfy Advisers ..., ...., M r. Balclwelor. Mr. Kunlcle, Miss Ralcosz. Miss Shanlcweiler Phofography Assisfanls ...... Q. g f .Lloyd Gingrich, Vilma Leoni, Grace Orfenzi ....Ray Wagner ....,Faul Ebersole . , . . .Ellen Eisenlnour . . . . . . . . . .Geraldine Gepfer .,.............Es+l'ier Jamison Assnsianls ......,......,.,... Janice Yingsr, Helen Surnrny ......,.........Ma+ilda Zoccagnini Assisfanls .... Donald Barnes, Marna Basclwi, Herberl' Brinser, Harold Heisey, Elliel Long, Janer Magrini, Carol Roof As The sands of 'rime slowly sill by, our school years will be fucked away in a remole corner of our memories. To keep rhese happy days forever near 'ro your hearls, we presenf Jrhe piclorial and verbal record confained in Jrhis CHOCLA- TIER. In lealing Through irs pages. may you re-live your ioy- ous momenls a+ Hershey High: fighr again wilh Jrhe unde- leared Soulh Penn Champs, cheer 'rhe Trojan Quinfer, arlend Jrhe parries and dances, walch Jrhe Senior Class Play smash all arfendance records. hear 'rhe band and orcheslra: and, above all, renew your friendships wirh old classmales. Much credil should go lo lhe edilor-in-chief for his long. laborious hours of compiling Jrhis boolc and +0 Florence Parrick for her pa'rien'r devorion +0 Jrhe 'ryping of 'rhese many pages. The enfire slafli deserves praise for 'rheir accomplish- menls in helping assemble THE CHOCLATIER. We hope you readers enjoy I+, for only 'rhen can we feel repaid for our ehforfs. 143 iw? Above: In 'foreground you see fhe A s s i s f a n 1' Edifors, Frances Schwenlz and David Sfriclcler, wifh Edifor-in-Chief Charles Garreft 5, ! jx G95 x A l ,fl - - ' , ,, X MAN Q lx J Xl- f , f , IIIASS Wlll We, lhe senior class of Hershey High School, in lhe year of our Lord I947, be- ing of sound mind and body, wilh malice loward none and kindness lo all, do leave lhis, our lasl will and leslamenl: To Shirley Slump we leave Paul Ebersole and our sympalhy. To lhe 'freshmen we leave our lacully-lhal's all lhey deserve. To lhe lacully we leave enough money lo live on. We leel lhal lhis may improve lhe leachers' inleriorily complex. To lhe sophomores we leave our overcrowded loclcers and a crale ol headache powder. To lhe iuniors we leave reduced expenses and a good year-lhey'll need il. To our successors we leave an excellenl record in everylhing we have done and a plea lor lhem lo do as well. To fulure foolball players we leave a good example ol a heavy, lasl and quiclc-lhinlc ing ball club. To lhe commercials we leave a dozen jeeps lo use lo gel lo classes in lhe high school on lime. To lhe academics we leave lwilh an ironic smilel a boolc lilled How lo Sludy al Their Girl's House and Learn Somelhing, Too. To Bill Winlers we leave Lesler llndianl Glolleller's amazing good nalure and his book, How lo Win Friends and Make Heap Lolla Wampum. To Hershey boys we leave some girls who won'l gripe aboul lheir laulls and appre- ciale whal lhey have. To some junior boy we leave Mr. Beclcs place on hall palrol as a solulion lo lhe leacher shorlage. g To lhe more serious and dry underclassmen we leave Lloyd Gingriclfs abilily lo laugh in lhe mosl serious silualions. To .lack Sluclcey we can'l leave anylhing. Poor boy. To all fulure Louis Armslrongs, Billy l-larrises and Franlcies, we leave Richard Garri- sonls and Gordon l-lendersonls advice on how lo malce good in music. To Doc Slelller we leave lim Gasparils amazing slorehouse ol energy and his level- headedness. To all leen-agers lwho are aulomalically misnamed juvenile delinauenls by lheir un- derslandingu eldersl we leave our wishes lhal lhe sellesalislied older generalion won'l blow up lhe world wilh lhe alom bomb and lheir inlelligenl, unpreiudiced oulloolc. lWe say lhis wilh our longues in our cheelcs-belore we gel a chance lo do somelhing lor lhe world.l Rocllo repcnr-man. Pals of flue pines. Jusf onolher shor? clrculf. Weary Welder. ls everybody ha ppy7 Dlgnily plus. Below Lef'r: Chi?-chol on c I chilly day. 2 Below Ragl-4+ Sl+hng pre++y QW 98 5 W f E R S., 1 . ,fx 5 -qv- is 'W' III SS PRIIP The nexT Train sTop will be in Chulcamunga, where The Thrilling Sahib Baiocchi performs his famous seances. LeT us iourney To his gypsy camp, where we may find whaT is in The fufure. As we enTer his darlc and mysferious Traileq we are greefed by a gypsy-cosfumed assisTanT, Norma Plebani, who escorfs us To The Sahib. Sahib Baiocchi immediaTely goes inTo a Trance, affer collecfing our five-dollar Tee, of course. We hold our breafhs as The Sahib sways from side To side. muffering sfrange in- canTaTions. Silence! The Sahib spealcs, I see sfrange Things in The Tufure: Gordon Henderson is elecTed PresidenT of The U. S. A. on a reformed Demo- craTic TicIceT. I see Paul Ebersole Trying his charms on Shirley Sfump buf geTTing no furTher Than usual. l'Iis leTTers sfill cramp The oTfice of Gloria Long, The lovelorn edifor. EThel I-Iornberger, The former Miss America, has iusf announced her engagemenT To The famous Wesfinghouse execufive, Joseph Garrison. Carl Gerberich has finally developed a new Type earThworm. l.esTer GloTfeITer is aTTending The annual Iroquois Chiefs' reunion, aT which he was given honorary Ti+le 'Big Chief Throwing Bull.' Tell us. Sahib. Baiocchi, whaT news of The sporTs world does your vision reveal? AhI I see greaf Things in The sporTs world. Ted Roberfson has finally done iT. I-Ie iusT won The NaTional Open wifh a record I8 for I8 holes. New army devices have cloclced Lawrence Click ClarIc's fireball pifching aT IZO m. p. h. This generaTion's Johnny Weismuller. Melvin Hess. iusf compleTed his hazardous Trip across The SwaTara Creek. The oil-covered nauTical wonder compleTed The iourney in a record I7 days. 4 hours, and I2 minufes fIaT. I musf give my congraTulaTions To you, I-less. Mimi Gasper is sTarTing his second season as The Vassar ping-pong coach. Wifh four regulars back he can expecf a good season. Bob Peferman, The flash from I-loclcersville, iusT brolce The four-minufe mile. WhaT, Sahib. can we expecT inifhe enTerTainmenT field of The fuTure? Ray I-Iaas has iusT compIeTed his TirsT season wiTh Barnum and Bailey. Does anyone know where we can find a good sTrong cage? The four-year conTracT of barifone on 'IT Pays To Be lgnoranf' was iusT awarded. affer a hard fighf, To Lou SimoneTTi. Frances Schwenk iusf complefed her debuf wiTh The N. Y. Philharmonic Cr- chesfra. i One-man-band Raphael Eclcenrofh has asTounded The world by playing The TrumpeT anal clarinef simulfaneously. Now I musT finish my prophecy, for The image is fading, buT I believe ThaT There are many greaf Things in The fufure for The class of '47. xxx 1 X x mlifglntlhlir nl QE fnxxx X X X X I JI! XXWJAXBJX XMX JV- X f :lip Ml a ll AZ' 6 ff-ff, Z ,, , , rl! ff, , XZ . ff if 1 ' , f ff ffff ' vfffff' W ff J , fzfff' 712 .Qr4'22f Affilffffy' ,.1 QQ, fp W OFFICERS Presideni' ....,...........,. .4.,.... J ay SIahI Vice-Presideni ......,, ,.,. N oncy Muenth Secrefary . .4,, 4--- B GIIY AIIDVIIG Treasurer ...Joan Larson B Albrife P. fwmen M. Barnharr A. Barro F. Bashore E. BIaI r L. Blose N. Brondr E. Breidensiine R. Bruce I'-I. Bucks J. Burns E, CarIuceIIi E. Cossel M. CasseI A, Ceresini E. Cialone F. Cioban D. Cable L. Copp S. D-dub C. Davis E. EcI4er+ C. Eshlernan B. Espenshade JUNIOR GIRLS EIZweiIer Fars'r Fausnachi Fawber I:Iory Gosper Garrison Garrison Grurnbine C5UI'SI IOII Helmon I I-Iershey I-IoIIinger I-IoIz I-Iors+ I'IUIImon JeI'Ieries .Iones Kaihz Kegerreis KieIeIer A. Klucher . Kreider Kunrz Larson Lehman Lingle Long Masimore McCarkIe Mease MeIIoII' Miller Moyer Muench Myers Myers Nes+er IXIEWIOIT Nucci Nye C'NeoI Orrenzi PaIa Poponerri Pavone Perrachia Rabuck Reese Rhfne Rhoads Rosiackos Sanders SchiId+ Selrzer ShL'IIZ Snyder SponaugIe S+oUI Fer S+oner Sump Sromp Swonger Sworfz . Tice Via Weaver Weir Whisler WiIson WoIIersberger Yoorz Beiger WhiIe Ihe IoI+y seniors are preparing Io srep our of high school, Ihe dovyncasI'I iuniors are making ready Ior Iheir evenIIuI year, Iheir Senior year. II Ihe class of '48 coniinues in iIs presenI Irend, Ihere is no doubr of Iheir success nexr year. The Mchippy juniors are awaifing wirh qreaf anxieiy IhoI qIori- ous occurrence, The prom. In addifion, Ihe ordering of class iewelry has been reason Ior considerable excifemenf. Of course, no inIeIIiqenI discussion on sporrs can be carried on NINHH HIIHY-EIGHT A. Aldinger R. Alger W. Alleman T. D'Andrea R. Bararucci R. Bear C. Bell R. Bibb M. Bihon S. Black R. Blouch J. Bomberger Q. Bomgardner L. Brehm M. Brown G. Burlcell' P. Cassady G. Cassel M. Cassel J. Deimler D. DeClemen+e R. Dusman K. Ernsl' C. Eshleman H. Evans R. Pasnach+ P. Firrerer J. R. R. D. F. H. P. P. C. M. G D. J. R. L. J. R. R. E. H. R. A. L. F. L. H JUNIOR BOYS Garber Gesford Gibble Ginder Gingrich Gingrich Gingrich Gingrich Gipe Gochenaur Goodharr Harrman Heisey Heisey Heller Herr Hershey Heisland Hoffman Hosrerier lonni Kauffman Keller Kerr Koser Kreider W. Kreiser N. P. P. 6 C. P. R. E. H. J. L. M E. L. R. T. P. D. J. B. R. W. J. R. 6. C. D. Leeser Lislcey Marcuccl Marlin Marhias Maulfair McCurdy Miller Moyer Moyer Menear Nearhooh Nye Nye O'Neal Orienzi Orrily Parriclc Powell Purcell Raynes Raynes Reeder Richards Risser Rirlel Schiavor wirhour reference ro 'rhe juniors. Remo lonni, Clair Eshleman, Divo DiClernenri, Roy l-leisrand, and Bill Winrers we.e ouisrariding in fool- ball. Among The able baslcerball players were Pranlclin Gingrich, Wayne Sreriler, Jim Horfsmirh, and Harold Hosrerrer. Earl Hoiclman, Pere Marcucci, and Dick Bararucci have proved Their worrh in wresrling. Excelling in music were Adelia Mease, Jay Heisey, Elma Breiden- siine, John Bomberger, and Nellie Srump. A. Shepler V. Silvesler G. Smirh J. Sfahl J. Sraurler R. Siernberger W. Srefiler J. Sruclcy W. Siover C. Swarfz R. Tschudv W. Umberger D. Vachon F. Wagner G. Wagner P. Warkins R. Weaver G. Wiley J. Willard S. Willard L. Wingerr W, Winiers R. Wise D. Yosr C. Zerohey J. Zimmerman THE Ill SS lil OFFICERS Presidenf ...,..,......,......... Jaclc Mailland Vice-Presidenf ,,.. ,.,... W illiam Long Secrefory ,...,. ...,. S hirley Hanshue Treasurer . .... Caroline Hoover F. Andreoni G, Balcer G. Baralucci B. Barnard J, Bender M. Boyd J. Bayer M. Brandi lf. Breneman V. Brown K. Buck E. Balfinglon O. Calamai R. Carlucelli G. Ceresini J. Chiarma lf. Cialone E. Clemens D. Conrad E. Conrad F. Copenhaver L. De Angelo R. Deaven C. Di Domenico D. Donmoyer C. Eby T. Espenshade 4..- SOPHOMORE GIRLS M. Feaser E. Fisher J. Fisher A. Frilz F. Funclc M. Garrison D. Gaspari F. Geesaman B. Gerberich P. Germeyer N, Gordon S. Hanshue A. M. Henry J. Hess V. Hoerner H. Hallman P. Holzlman C . Hoover M. Horsl M. J. Hossler H. Karn R. Keller M. Kipp L. Kleinleller J, Koons A. Kriner P. J. D. 6 D. C A D. R. M N J. C5 6 A J. T. M R. V. E. B. J. J. N M. Lepperd Lehman Lilly Louser Mann McCorlrle McCurdy Mellman Miller Morrell' Myers Neidig Nye R. Nye Olena Peck Pelligrini Raynes Roberlson Roberlson Seaman See Shanlc Sl'iGi3llS Shellenha Shepler mel' Having compleled a successlul freshman year A. Sherlzer B. Shape Cv. Smith M. Smilh G. Snyder 6. Spang J. Slal'lE3 A. Sline D. Slone L. Sullo J. A. Sammy A. Swarlz 6. Tesno S. Timmins J. Trump B. Llmlorell M. Voil G. Van Winlcle E. Via l. Wagner A. Weller D. Williams P. Williams G. Wollersberger F. Zaccagnini S. Zimmerman The class ern- loarlced upon The new sea ol senior high aclivilies. A+ The helm ol lheir ship were lheir ollicers and lheir lacully adviser, Miss Sophie Rolcosz. The sophomore class has been well represenled in various school aclivilies. ln alhlelics some ol The oulslanding sophomores have been Maurice Reichenloaugh-loolball and baslcelloallg Richard Kieflervloolball, baslcelballp David Shafer-swimmingg and Righ- ard Cassel-wresiling. NINHH HIIHY-NINE . f' .4 4. B. Aldinger J. J. Alger J, J. Alwin E. J. Ayers R D. Baker L, F. Baum J. T. Bonalr K C. Breckenmalcer T. M. Buck R. J. Buglia H E. Cassel C P. Cioban L. R. Crawford R. E. Crugnali R. K. Dogen R. R. Deimler J. A. Eby J. H. Espenshade R. R. Fernsler J. R. Fies K' R. Fisher H V. Fisher 5. G. Fox L. A. Gable R. H. Geib ph J. Gibble H. J. Gingrich EA L. Gochenaur J. 6 . Good Some of The class who are members R. SOPHOMORE BOYS Grayleill Harier Heisey Heisey Heller Henry Heiriclc Herrick Hiclcs . Hoiiier Holce Holme Hors? E. Houser W. Houser Hugendubler Judy Keiffer Kelley Kelley Killinger Konevifch Koser Kosier Kraniz Lineaweaver Lingle Lingle Lingle R. Logan W. Logan MacCormaclc Maiiland Miller Miller Nouman Nealy Neely, Jr. Nye Nye Nye Oellig O'Neal . Orehelc . Pankalce W. Periley Poggi . Prince . Reichenbaugh Reisinger Reynolds Rice Rosenlcrans Roush Ruddle Ruller of The orchesira are Bev- erly Barnard, The drum maioreileg Thalia Pelligrini, Dolores Gaspari, Janice Lehamn, Peggy Hoffman, Jean Siahle. Darlene Melman, Al- den Gable, Eric Crugnale, anal Earl Shaolc. The social aciiviiies of ihe class were +he farmers' pariy and 'rhe sophomore prom. These fearured Jrhe Two exiremes of care-free fun, a rural ge?-Jrogeiher and ihe sophisficalion of a class dance. .,., ,img me 4. we H. Sandy R. Schwarlz H. Seiberf E. Shoal: D. Shafer C. Shenlr E. Shenlr R. Shupp D. Sides R. Snyder R. Siernberger A. Sione D. Siriclcler J. Theurer D. Thomas A. Tulli l.. Via W. Wagner R. Weaver K. Weidner R. Wilhiie J. 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X, -I ,-. -Y KE .:.k Q - -.,L XXX r I-L-TR -f. ff 5: qifgzzis. .-xp X r M 14, -. 5 , . any - Q -, - , 'Nw X , v 1'-,X X 1 , .xxx -X' , X, - Q-.3 ' ,,f'f' 3: if 'XX L Q A ' IF. .- ,I-235 , iv TQL14- 'X ?E.ESEna4 ff' X - .-g--farm .f S 2- fe' 'iwzf --1: 55 -V V It W I+ gf., , warm 4- mf , S X 4 -f-Q5 A Q N-s.xxx In z ,Nodes if-V E. i- J . QQ ,-qfsgq 4 ij Y X- '2X1,MP,5e:,s1'-1' '- - I I If ', A r-11,7-u, -5: 1 K XS' -I - ' f ' ' .n . Nl :-'H 2 J 'i'M5F75f 5 4.17. 'Nl - . ' 1 .Wu 5 f f W 5 Ii ST5':fl1flMh1f: g 1 f 537 :lQ:.1'if s.,1 -,q , ' 3 J- 1' fi! ,:' JV.-A Q ---.111-fi Qin -Zfffffsiwi .--V :VV , f M, W f - - - f ' 5 ' ig C . . A i , ' '- w., -at :fY:Tls.a' srunr I sr in 'zfji-+57 :af STUDENT SENATE GIRLS: H. Bucks, M. Cassel, N. Heaps, E. Jamison, Vilma Leoni, J, Logan. 6. Long, E. McCorkle, N. Muench, A. Pagano, K. PUTT, C. Roof, H. Sponaugle, E. STeTTler, J. Tyson. BOYS: S. Black, P. Ebersole, L. Gingrich, J. Graybill, D. HeisTand, G. Henderson, R. lonni, W. Long, S. Lash, R. Rice, T. RoberTson, A. Rossi, D. Shafer, W. Umberger, K. Wenger. Adviser: Miss Ferucci. These young senaTors compose The governing body oi l-lershefy High. Working consTanTly for a school ThaT will be beTTer Tor sTudenTs and Tac- ulTy alike, The young men and women oi The SenaTe advise and regulaTe The acTiviTies ol The school. Chosen Tor Their scholarship and leadership, These members have The opporTuniTy To pracTice democracy and give The sTudenT body a voice in Their own school. Aside Trom making many improvemenTs in The school, The SenaTe had The greaT honor OT being hosT To The TenTh Annual Conference oT STudenT ParTicipaTion in School Government OFFICERS ' Members: Som Bloclc, Quenlin Bomgordner, Mon- 5resicIien+'d...+... .............. ...J..hLIoy6d Glnejririh roe Brown. Richard Cossel. Roy l-lieslond. Eorl ICG- resl en . .. ....,.... ..... O D Orn Cl' DBF ' Secremry-Treasurer U mHROber+ gwwdy l-loiclrnon, l-lorold l-losreller, I-lorold Krieder, Poul Rep. fo S+uden+ Sen. ........ .... W illiom Umberger Leiqer. Harold Sond . Andrew She ler, Jo Srohl, P Y Jock Sluclcy, Kennelli Wenger, William Winiers, Adviser: Mr. McConnell. Levi Zelqlef- These boys hove lhe responsibili+y of policing 'rho school every morning ond moinfoining order in The halls Jrhroughoulr +he doy. HAH PATRIH SAFETY PATRIH Adviser: Mr. M. W. Miller. Meer 'rhe group who molce school ond slreel' crossings sole for wollcing: R. Boshore, D. Bolion lcuptl, P. Calle, J. Dunlxleberger, F. Evans, B. Gish, J. Goodwill, J. Gramigni, C. lrlarnlsh, A. Hurfzler, B. Hecps, D. Hummer, G. Kuhn, W. Landis lccphl, D. Linebaugh, N. Lighf, J. Llngle, R. Lollo, D. Miller, S. Moyer, R. Musser, B. Olena, E. Orfenzi, F. Pellegrini, C. Powell lcoptl, R. Rhine. J. Shaffer, R. Woybright N00 SERVICE HUB Adviser Presideni ............ Vice-Presidenf .....,. Secrefary ........... Assisfanf Secrefary .... Treasurer .,......,.. Sfudenf Sen. Rep. The name of fhis organizafion speaks for Hself. Through ifs efforis lunchrime is made a more plea- sanlr occasion for everyone. imagine our cafeleria J. R G. K F. R R R J. Alwine Brandi' Cassel Donmoyer Edris Ferusler Foreman Goodman Graybill D. R. R. D. E. D. C. H G. OFFICERS - Mr. McConnell .....................Alden Goble .................l.loyd Gingrich . . . . . . . . .John Reisinger Quenfin Bomgardner .James Buglia .......David Shaffer and The school corridors wiihoui Jrhe cooperafion of This loyal group! Hals all 'ro Mr. McConnell, faculry adviser. and The boys for a iob well done! Members Grider Hack Hackman Harfman Heisey Hiesrand Hake Hosrelfer Kurlz C. Mease J. Nealy C. Prince W. Rhoad R. Risser D. Rosenkrans R. Shupp M. Slauffer P. Warkins FUTURE FARMERS UF AMERICA Mee+ The boys who comprise ihe locol chopfer of The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERJCA. Adviser: Mr, Dunlop succeeded by Mr. Young, MEMBERS A, Aldinger, B, Aldinger, J. Bupp, J. Coble, J. Deirnler, R. Deirnler, F, Dowhower, H. Espenshode, R. Fernsler, M. George, J, Gupe, R. Hershey, E. Herr, C. Holme, L. Hoslelfer, R. Houser, J. Judy, R. Kreider, R. McCurdy, R. Risser, E. Tice, F. Wagner, H. Warner. ART SERV IEE ElUB Adviser: Miss Freyberger. A. Albrighl' J. Burns W. Frifz D. George D. Heisrcind James Meose John Meose R. Shupp Any posiers, plocords or poinrings +odoy7 This group is ol your service. M. Anderson T. Funghi N. Myers M. Brondl' J. Hershey D, Peck D. Crocker V- l'leV5lWeY l-. PFOCAOV A. Deibler J- KOOU5 B- Reed C. DeVer+er P- l-eppefd N. Renischler P. Espenshode G- LOHQQ U M. Rexrode G, Freer J- MOQNU' M. Robedson pl Freei- M- MOVAH1 V. Roberison N. Ruddle A. Sworfz G. S. Shonlc V. VVollcer G. E. Shenlc -l- TYSOU J. Shirk S. Woolen C. Shuler K. Speicher H. Sponouqle V. Sullivon SENIOR MEMBERS L. Barnhar+, M. Boschi, M. Brandt E. Brown, B. Carnes, N. Ciolone, C. College C. DeCorIo, F. DeSan'ris, C. DeVer'rer, E. Eisenhouer, C. Fausnachr, E. Gasper, J Geesaman, G. G-epler, R. Heisey, F. Herrick, G. Herrick, G. Hess, R. Holh, E Hornberger, E. Jamison, G. Kelley, E. Kopenhaver, G. Laudermilch, V. Leoni, D Lepperd. E. Long, G. Long, J. Magrini, D. Mahon, M. Marcocci, P. Meashey L. Memmie, G. Orlenzi, E. Pala, A. Pagano, M. Pichini, N. Plebani, R. Prong L. Procfor, D. Purcell, K. Pull, C. Roo+, J. Rosenlcrans, F. Schwenlc, B. Shellenhamer M. Smilh, R. Smirh, G. Spiller, E. Slerrler, C. Slime, D. Summy, H. Summy, J Tyson, D. Vogel, J. Wagner, V. Walker, E. Wolfe, M. Zaccagnini, l. Zarnbernarcli A. Zarlrnan, S. Zenlmeyer, B. Zierdf. ' 7:17 , JUNIOR MEMBERS B. Albrile, P. Aumen, M. Barnharr, A. Barra, E. Blarl, L. Blese, E. Breidensline E. Corlucelri, M. Cassel, A. Ceresini, E. Cialone, F. Cioban, D. Cable, L. Copp 57, V, C. Davis, S. Daub, E. Eclcerl, C. Eshleman, V. Farsi, A. Fausnachr, D. G-rumbine M. Helmon, E. Holz, M. Hershey, H. Hossler, B. Huhfman, D. Kaurz, R. Kegerreis M. Kemble, P. Kiebler, A. Kluclcer, N. Kriecler, J. Larson, B. Lingle, B. Masirnore A. Mease, R. Mellor, N. Moyer, N. Muench, A. Myers, A. Myers. J. Newran i 1 I i Sadie Hawkins' Dance. J. Nucci, B. Nye, A. O'Neal, M. Orlenzi, D, Pala, N. Paponerri, R. Pavone, L, Perocchia, B. Reese, l. Rhine, V. Rossi, G. Rabuclr, J. Rusiaclcas, G. Sanders, N. Selrzer, M. Snyder, L. Shultz, J. Sfaufler, N. Slump, H. Sponaugle, H Swanger, M. Tice, L. Weir, V. Via, B. Wollerberger, B. Weaver, L. Whisler, E. Youh, B. Zeiger. OFFICERS Presidenl ...... .................. J oan Tyson Vice-Presidenf ..... Nancy Muench Secrelary ,... .... B elly Zierdl Treasurer . ..... Gloria Long This aclive orqanizalion, The TRI-HI-Y, is composed of Senior and Junior girls who have pledged ro live up ro TRI-HI-Y slandards. Under Ihe capable direciion ol Marlha Fause, The TRI-Hl-Y began ils year zes+lully and conrinued ils excellenl worlc 'rhrouqhoul ihe school ear. The lirsl' monlhly meeling was The Iradirional indluclion ceremony 'lor 'rhe new members and officers. Several weeks laler The officers offended a slale TRI-HI-Y meelinq in Harrisburg and broughl baclc various new ideas io The club. The combined Ialenls of Ihe HI-Y and TRI-HI-Y were presenled al Chrislmas and Easier assemblies and The success ol These programs gave evi- dence ol rhe close cooperarion berween 'rhe groups. AI lhe end ol Ihe year came The lang-awaiied Daisy Dance for which 'rhe annual Daisy Queen was chosen. This affair climaxed The TRI-HI-Y social lunclions for The year. Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y Chrislmos Assembly. C OFFICERS Presicleni ,.... .,...,.........., R ay Wagner Vice-PresiclenT .. .... Lawrence Clarlr SecreTary ..,, .,.. P aul Fbersole Treasurer . ,... Charles GarreTT MEMBERS J. Alger, G. Archels, D. Barnes, A. BehrendT, S. Blaclc, Bomgardner, J. Buglia, L. Clarlc, M. Conrad, R. Dusman, P. Ebersole, V. ETTer, W. Fasnach'T, F. Fawber, P. FiTTerer, A. Gable, C. 6arreTT, R. Garrison, F. Gaspair, C. Gerberich, F. Gingrich, L. GloTTelTer, HG. Henderson, P. l'leTriclr,'E. l-lolrirnan, l-l. l-losTeTTer, R. l-lugenclubler, J. Huzvar, R. Kiehfer, E. Kosier, J. MaiTland, O. Miller, C. Prince, B. Purcell, F. Raneiro, C. Reichenbaugh, J. Reisinger, F. Rice, T. Robert son, A. Rossi, E. Shaalc, D. Shaffer, R. Shupp, D. STriclcler, J. STuckey, B. Tschudy, R. Wagner, E. WeisT, D. Zimmerman. HI-Y The l-li-Y of '46-'47, under The direcTion of Mr. Charles KenT, raised lO0.00 Tor The World YouTh Fund, sponsored several dances, including one in honor aT The Tri-i-li-Y, and organized a baslceTball Team which played surrounding Towns and lcepT a beTTer-Than-average sTanding. AT The YuleTide season, The organizaTion purchased and erecTed a ChrisTmas Tree Tor The school. ln cooperaTion wiTh The girls of The Tri-Hi-Y, impressive ChrisTmas and EasTer assemblies were produced. RepresenTaTives oT The Two groups enTerTained wTh numerous ChrisTmas carols. THE MIXED CHURUS Ler's all sing lilce 'rhe chorus sings--la, la, la, la, la! Harmonious slrains coming from rhe audirorium mean +ha'r our music-malcers are rehearsing under rhe baron ol Maesrro Neuberr, ably accompanied by Mary Rurh The l5O members rried our in early Tall and by Chrisrmas Time pre- senred a line program of carols and sacred music or rhe rhearre. Chrisrine Pausnachr, Esrher Wolle, Richard Garrison and Jay Heisey roolc parr in disrricl chorus campelirion. The bays caprured highesl' honors in Jrheir secrions and advanced ro Srare Chorus. The enrire group showed The chorus added much ro rhe success ol? The lradirional and well- No school would be camolere wirhour a chorus, and ours has been a superlarive asser To school and cornmuniry acriviries. ' Direcror-Mr. Neuberr. Y T' Brandr. Y N A :' Il ' , 17. up favorably in forensic comperirion. ' V arrended Spring Fesrival. , ff J' MEMBERS OF THE CHORUS Girls B. Albrile, B. Barnard, L. Barnharr, A. Barlo, M. Boschi, M. Boyd, M. Brandr, N. Brandi, E. Breidensrine, E. Brown, A. Ceresini, E. Cialone, D. Cable, L. Copp, E. Curman, B Derweiler, C. DeVerrer, E. Eckerr, C. Eshleman, C. Faus nachr, l. Garrison, D. Gaspari, F. Geeseman, G. Gepier, N. Cvordon,'S. Hanshue, B. Harpine, R. Heisey, M. Hershey G. Hess, J. Hess, P. Hollinger, E. Holz, R. Holz, E. Horn beraer, E. Jamison, R. Kegerreis, P. Kiebler, N. Kreider, ljarsen, G. Laudermilch, J. Lehman, P. Lepperd, E. Long . Long, G. Lonser, J. Moqrini, B. Masimore, A. Mease R. Mellol, B. McCorlrle, A. McCurdy, R. Miller, N. Muench A. Myers, G. Orlenzi, A. Pagano, Pellegrini, R. Prang D. Purcell, K, Pull, V. Roberlson, J. Rusiackas, F. Schwenlc M. Shenlr, B. Smirh, J. Smilh, G. Snyder, H Sponaugle, J Slahle, C. Sline, N. Slump, F. Summers, J. Swarlz, P. Tim mins, S. Timmins, J.,Trump, J. Tyson, G. VanWinlrle, R Waller, B. Weaver, E, Wolfe, F. Zaccagnini, M. Zaccagnini S. Zenlmeyer. J. 6 Boys J. Alger, W. Alleman, D. Barnes, H. Bashore, A. Beck, E Beck, S. Black, J. Bomberger, Borngardner, J. Buglia M. Conrad, E. Crugnagle, P. Ebersole, F. Fawber, A. Gable R. Garrison, C. Gerberich, R. Gibble, P. Gingrich, J. Gray- bill, D. Harrman, J. Heisey, R. Heisland, Gr. Henderson M. Hess, P. Helriclc, Cr. Holler, A. Kauffman, R. Kieffer H. Kreider, J. Moillond, E. Miller, O. Miller, O. Nealey M. Nearhood, J. Reisinger, 6. Risser, A. Rossi, R. Rurrer H. Sandy, E. Shaalr, D. Shafer, C. Shenlc, A. Shepler, K Shirfler, R, Shupp, E. Smilh, L. Smirh, J. Srahl, J. Sruclcey R. Tshudy, F. Wagner, R. Wagner. HIGH SlTHllIll IIRCHESTR DirecTor: Mr. NeuberT. This group of musicians has proved iTs versoTiliTy by playing many lighT numbers as well os selecTions by The besT l-:nown classic composers. STudenTs wiTnessecl The virTuosiTy oT iTs members on many occasions ThroughouT The year. CiTizens oT The comn'1uniTy were pleasanTly serenadecl by The orchesTra beTween acTs oT The senior class play and aT The Spring Music FesTival. MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA Girls BOYS B. Bernard' A. Bowmcmi E. Bfegdensfgnel M' Eckemofhl L' W. Alleman, S. Black, J. Bomberger, R. EclcenroTh, R. Gar ilerulcici, C. Fgleyk .PQI Gajpalih P. Hcglmlan, J.J l-lpAsTeTTeIii mon' L- Gingrich, J. Heiseyx G. Henderson' 6. HOS+eH,er . ummer, . ei er, . e man, . ang, . agrini, A. Mease, D. Mellmon, N. Moyer, N. Muench, T. Pellegrini, C' M9055 E- Rowell' D- Russell, A- WSGVGV F. Schwenk, T-I. STump. M. WinTers. islil li will Direcforz Mr. Mays. ' This organ-izarion, smarlly +ailored in Jrrim orange and blue uniforms, has Jrhrilled many speclralors al parades wilh ils fasf ca- dence, high-slepping Twirlers, and Jrhrillinq marrial music. Under +he baron of Earl Mays, Jrhe bands original drills and Jrhe experl musi- cianship ol ils members have made i+ a crilerion for orher similar groups. Some ol lhe drills execuled by lhe band were har forma- 'rions, a clock, a loorball, a golf club, and various dances. In March The band climaxed ils season wilh i+s annual spring concerl. The concerf included several marches, novelry numbers, and classical selecfions. MEMBERS OF THE BAND Boys W. Alleman, T. Aumen, D. Barnes, A. Beclc, S. Blaclc, J. Bomberger, G. Breiden slime, E. Crugnale, D. Donovan, R. Eclnenralh, F. Edris, A. Gable, J. Gorre++ R. Garrison, L. Gingrich, J, Heisey, G. Henderson, P. Helriclc, G. Holler, G Hoslefler, C. Mease, R. McCoy, W. Peflley, E Raneirio, C. Rice, D. Russell E. Shaalc, R. Sheely, J. Slahl, R. Wagner, A. Weaver, M. Winlers. Girls P. Aurnen, B. Barnard, M. Bisfline, L. Blose, M Boschi, A, Bowman, E. Breiden sfine, E. Cialone, A, Crugnale. C, DeCarlo, N. Ennis, L. Ferucci C. Foley D Gaspari, N. Gordon, D. Green, l Habeclrer, G. I-less, R. Heisey, A. Helnry: J P. Hoffman, J. Hdsleller, M. Hummer, P. Kiebler, G. Kling, J. Lingle, G. Lang J. Magrini, D. Mellman, N. Muench, F. Nucci, T. Pelligrini, N. Pleboni, J. Rob er+son, J. Schaffner, Jf Sfahle, N. Slump, F. Summers, M. Winlers, D. Woolen M. Zaccagnini. 'Nr Ks. I J mg - If Kiwi THIIJ Allll BAD MEMBERS OF Boys R. Garrison J. l'larTer J. l-leisey G. Henderson P. Hacker W. Keibler E. Lewis E. Ranieri A. Winfers THE DANCE BAND Girls M. BrandT M, Hummer N. STump J. Tyson DirecTor-Mr. Mays. This group oT caTs is really The naTionally lcnown Troians. Climaxing several years of one-nighTers, locaTion jobs, and radio spoTs, The Trojans have gained a repuTaTion aT being The mosT hep combo OT Their kind. STyled Tor musical value as well as Tor dancing pleasure, The Trojans play The hoTTesT music on This side OT . . . The equaTor. Perhaps This is why They have so many Tans. WiTh The spoTlighT on The arrangeme-nTs of leader Earl Mays, The Tramming of Gordon Henderson, and The Tine rhyThms produced by Joan Tyson. Mary RuTh BrandT, and Nellie STump, The Trojans have produced pleasanT enTerTainmenT for many ouTside organiza- Tions. ADX IZSLKH ?b. xw ,ui me 'OCATION Y , W 441 ,V4s4:xer.g. 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Below: Pop Sullivan in this snap seems fo be rather dwarfed by his mechanical servant Bu? +haf's life. 555 49 , , - . V Q.. A A 4 we .-Nw. I s ,..,. le W- K . , , . -.1-N. 1 N 'W . ,. ., ,eff WW,,,, , Leif: These senior locliers clearly indicafe beyond fhe shadow of a doubl +ha+ 'lhe class of '47 is by far +he neai- esi, mosi' orderly, mosf care- ful and besf lrained group of sluclenfs eve.r lo groduafe from Hershey High. ,M ...f - - M - Wm-ms es I HIHST 5X ENKXxM'Qm'o 9: U SQSV N cf Lo xvmf Qt I St QP' 'iii F ii-eff ? S if cs ass c QXgQ7NExiI wmnggf Q i s B ' i.f3fiEi?'5?3iNS l gi '. N Q46 -fill 'fx gg s-QV ,. .s gy -fig, EEC? ig -in s i liifff? A :.' Eg ,. 4,. .., . , Ahwjl , ij IL? iiflia De Qi!! iimLz.gL1'f Righiz Praclicing his daily iwirling Technique is Al Rossi. We agree +ha+ ii is slighfly unconven+ional, or shall we say radical? Below: This ialopy is a reel Japanese ieep shipped io Diclr Aumen of Hershey. Sari of fascinaiin', huh, kids? ,X ' l ,,, ,If Righiz Who's a sucker? de- mands Click Clorlr as he 'For- molly poses for a porirail' wiih Nellie Siump ai ihe Sadie Haw- lmins'Donce. li's coniusin' buf noi amusin'. Leif: This hisioric sei of signa- lures decoraies ihe baclxsiage props of Spring Green. iNow we call him John Hancock Rossi.l JJ lf? rf I Above, leii: Noiice fhe wis+- ful expressions. This pic+ure was shof ai l2:I5 A. M. af 'rhe square in Hummelsfown on ihe memorable nighi of ihe Las+ Run. Apparenily we're head- ed for Deodafe. Above: Some of Hershey High' lassies decoraie Ray Wagner's ancienf vehicle. The weigh? resulied in a leff fron? flai' fire. M 2 , is X4 i . r 1 .X , , 41 X .V V 1-gg-5211.-4. -N. . . X, - .X ,, ref-f.-'2,:i:s1f5:f 2 5 e eg QQQ- a ww w , f A ff! , ,rl , 1- wifi' er, -Jw , ' ' f J- -, ' Y . ' V ff fw -v ', cz' ,J AMD f7 Xf,4Qfff'r? f6f',5.' W - S79 iw vvlg--'. 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V J X X ..-X 1 X I' xi X NXXX NW N www f, 'Til !'f, S '51'Qq I x ATHHTIII ASSUIIIATIU Ellll llll MEMBERS Mr. Downin Mr. Beck Mr. BriTTain Mr. DiTTenbaugh Mr. Young Mr. Lange Mr. KenT Mr. Hovis MF- McKnighT Miss l-lallman Miss Snyder The AThleTic AssociaTion Council is Truly The boclcbone of The enTire aThleTic program. Plhhough we do noT hear much obouT This organizoTion, iT is indispensable. All The arrangemenTs ThaT we Take Tor granTed have To be carefully planned by The council. Every aThleTic evenT is scheduled aT leasT o year in advance. Ohficials have To be secured Tor every conTesT, Time and place have To be designaTed, proceeds have To be divided. These are iusT a lew of The jobs ThaT have To be done Tor each o+hle+ic conTesT. Talce inTo consideraTion ThoT we have abouT l2O sporTs evenTs This year, and you qeT some idea of The councils huge Taslc. One oT The council's many conTribuTions To The sTudenT body is The reducTion in price oT sporTs TiclceTs To all who ioin The AThleTic AssociaTion. l-leaded by Mr. BriTTain, The council has done a superlaTive iob in arranging such an excellenT aThleTic program. vinsni H iziuis OFFICERS Presideni ....... ..,.....,...... ..... K . Wenger Vice-Presidem' .... ..,,...... ...., J . Gaspari Secreiary ....., ,,.. R . Garrison Treasurer . .. ..,. T. Roberlson Adviser . ,... Mr. Brillain MEMBERS The Varsiry H Club is one of Jrhe more acrive R. Baiocchi, R. Barralucci. L. Clarlc, M. Conrad J. Garrison, R. Garrison, J. Gaspari, C. Gasper F. Gingrich, M. Hess, P. Hefriclc, E. Hoffman, J Huzvar, D. Leli, M. Lingle, R. Pelerman, J. Pizzin grilli, T. Rolaerison, A. Rossi, C. Ru'r'rer, C. Shaffer, K. Shifller, L. Simonerli, E. Smilh, L. Smilh, E Weisi, K. Wenger, C. Wolfgang. organizaiions in lhe school. Among irs numerous aciiviries are lhe sponsoring ol dances alier alh- leric coniesls, promoring The Alumni baslceiball game, and having an annual dance wifh an ex- ceprionally inieresring floor show. Each year This club gives iis senior members a swealer and The lelrer The club has had a successful year un- der rhe leadership of Mr. Brillain. 2 as ,,- .f- 9' V ii- QU - A gl x. 4 Q in 2 H 5 5 if JA' , r, 1? - 5, ' , ,:'1mzzf1Yf'- 'K ',. 0 f far fd' vw! M y f, V 1 k- -' fy , M -: 715 W , Mimi Gasper Leif Halfboclr Richard Boiocchi Cenfer Richard Garrison Leif End Clair Eslwlemon Leff Tackle John Huzvor Fuilback SUUTHER C0 FIRE CE Eugene Smifh Leif Guard ,gr y - Wm .f ,, was A A V 5 f. H 1 2, WL 7 1 MW ' ux'W?'i' ' if f ' PENN. CHAMPS Lawrence Clark James GCSPUH Qumierbock Righi Halfbaclr ff! N Sm x xg fi Jw! 1111?-wif P' X' ' Lours Snrnonefh Fullbaclr Ken Wenger Rlghf End Merlin Lingle Joseph Garrison 5' fy fUXf ' Rughi Tackle Righi' Guard my Q sf , x . 15? U l 1 5v,,Xw- gigxff' 's AMW: .3 'VARS W luglgllll HAM .-...-... x f ' P AG 351143 as ls'I' row-L. lo R.: R. Bibb lmgr.l, D. Di Clemenle, B. Winlers, M. Gasper, J. Gaspari, K. 'Nenger, C. Eshleman, J. Garrison, R. Baiocchi, G. Smiih, M. Lingle, R. Garrison, J. Huzvar, L. Clark, R. Snyder. 2nd row: R. Fasnach+ lmgr.l, F. Gingrich, K. Ernsf, B. Sic-ver, H. Geib, R. Roush, D. Leli, R, Heisrand, R. Houser, R. lonni, C. RuHer, L. Simonefli, M. Reichenbaugh, R. Weaver, R. Kieffer, E. Hoffman. 3rd row-Jay Vee Team: N. Spaziani, A. Shepler, R. Wilbife, B. Purcell, V, Fisher, F. Rice, P. Zeiger, J. Hugendubler, W. Long, J. Henry, H. Kreider, J. Hoffsmiih, W. Sleffler, J. Lingle, F. Kerr, R. Koser, C. DOWNIN, ASST. COACH, A. BRITTAIN, DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS. 4+h row: R. MCKNIGHT, COACH: J. Buglia, J. Willard, D. Miller, R. Miller, D. Rosenlxrans, D. Schiavoni, M. Cczssel, P. Kranlz, J. Williams, H. Cassidy, P. Bucks, R. Wise, P. Gipe. High's being Pennsylvania We 'ralce all our hols 'ro one of fhe iinesi reams spirir are lhe reasons for Hershey ever 'ro represenr Hershey High School. Excelleni lhe uncleleared, uniied Soulhern coaching, unusual reamworlc and persis+en+ school Conference Champion ol I947, 4' 'W 3019 71 f COACH MCKNIGHT :- ' C. Q- rf, iii f- X i ' ' 1.67 ...ra ' - f Q -3' 5 A 'gg Q :FF A .-is i E-'S l Fl- WWA D 'J JHNIHH HIGH lHHiBAll ls? row, L. fo R.: E. Lily, L. Sullo, D. Wine, J. Sfewari, R. Gaspari, W. Kilrea, C. Snavely, G. Miller, K. Leaman, C. Buclrs, R. Barnhari. Zncl row: D, Swenlr, R. Wenrich, C. Crum, C. Hughes, J. Umbrell. L. Shearer, D. Donovan, R. Kelley, D. Kopenhaver, J. Heagey, F. Eclris, R. Kosier. 3rd row: Foreman, G. Poorman, R. Hack, L, Houser, G. Dunkelberger, G. Moore, D. Mease, P. Bryer, Jas. McCorlrle. 4fh row: R. Vogel, F. Pierce, W. Sfeffler, K. Zeiger, M. Long, M. McQuafe, S. Black, S. Gipe, R. Kofh, D. Fasnachf, R, Barley. Coach: DONALD DIFFENBAUGH Coach: STERUNQ5 BANTA JHHIHH HIGH BASKEiBAll Coach: MR. DOWNIN Membership: J. Sfewarf, Mgr.: Donald Hack, Ass'+ Mgr., C. Crum, D. Donovan, G. Dunkelurger, F. Eclris, R. Foreman, D, G-rider, R. Hack, D. Heisfand, NN. Hoerner, M. Hubler, C. Hughes, C. Mease, M. McQua+e, G. Moore, J. Williams. WTTTTSTTT BASITHB ll HAM Sfanding: Coach McKnigl'uT, R. Garrison, K. Wenger, C. Wolfgang, R. Baiocchi, M. Reiclmnbaugh, L. Clark lmgr.l. Kneeling: W. STeTTler, H. Hosfeffer, F. Gingrich, D. BasTi, J. Gaspari, C. Gospor. Missing: J, Hoflsmiih. l-laving losT only one Tirsf sTring varsiTy player lasT year, This year's baskeTball Team was iniTially experienced. UnTorTunaTely, Their progress was slow in The TirsT halT oT The SouThern Penn ConTerence. However, in The second half, They Tloshed a new power by winning all buT one game. The highlighT oT The second half was The deTeaT our boys handed The Chambersburg QuinTeT. This vicTory was a greaT achievemenT in ThaT Chambersburg had remained undeTeaTed in The enTire circuiT, In The sTarTing line-up Slim Wolfgang held his own as cenTerg high-scoring Dick Baiocchi and Ken Wenger did a good job as forwards and Mimi Gasper and CapTain ','Jimmy Gaspari proved Their abiliTy as guards. Dick Garrison and Frankie Gingrich proved To be The rnosT able subsTiTuTes. SCHEDULE H.H.S. OPP. Annville , . ,,.,, 48 32 Carlisle ....... .,.. 2 6 29 Palmyra . ..., 35 32 Mechanicsburg . .. U ,Q 50 23 .lohn Harris ..... 23 33 l'l.l.S. .,,..,... ., 3l 30 Alumni ,.... ..,.. 3 4 37 Waynesboro . ..,.. 47 33 Waynesboro ...,. 37 20 GeTTysburg . . .... 42 29 GeHysburg .. . ,.... 34 36 Cl1GmbGI'SbUf9 .. .. , .45 36 H.I.S. ....,... ..,.. 4 5 28 Shippensbvrg .. , ,,.. ,46 50 Chambersburg . . .. . .25 46 COl'llSlB -........ ,. . 47 37 Shippensburg ,. .... 54 24 Meclwnicsburg . .. ,... .42 I8 Hanover ...,.. ... 33 38 Hanover ......,. ..... 4 3 38 J YVH B SKHR ll lsr row: R. Houser, J. Slahl, R, Kieffer, W. Winlers, F. Gasper, R. Heisfand, W. Long. 2nd row: Coach Beck, F. Rice, A. Shepler, J. Lingle, J, Reisinger, P, Cassocly, J. Hugendubler, J. Alger, Mgr. P. Kranh. Allhough rhe record sheer does noi loolc so im- pressive, in many of fhe games lhe scores were very close, and as iale would have il, Jrhe Hershey Jay Vees oflen needed 'rhe few poinrs +o win, We hope lhal' Junior High baskerball will make sfronger Jay Vee 'reams in 'rhe years 'ro come. ll is ralher unusual To have a hold-over in Jay Vee ball, bu'r Jrhis year Herb Cassady remained H.H.S. Opp. Annville ..... . -- 30 Palmyra ..... . I9 John Harris .... ... IB Hi-Y ........ -. - 23 Waynesboro . . . .. . 32 Ge'r+ysburg .......... .. . 29 Hershey lndus+rial ,... . I6 Chambersburg .... - .. 29 Shippensburg ... ... 24 Hanover ..... . .- 26 Carlisle ........ .. . 34 Mechanicsburg ... ... 27 on The firsl' siring. Frank Gaspair, a new boy lo H. H. S., arrived iusl in lime lo hold a regular guard posiliong Bill Long Took care of lhe olher guard posl. Wilh fhe loss of seven varsily players, al leasl' five of These boys will hold varsily berlhs nexl year. SCHEDULE H.I.S. ....... . . . I9 2I Waynesboro . ..., 25 30 Gellysburg ..,... .. , 34 28 Chambersburg ... .... 28 46 Shippensburg .... ,.... 2 I 35 Carlisle ..,,... ..., 3 4 29 Mechanicsburg .,. ...,. 27 I9 Hanover ....... ..... 2 5 24 Mr. Beclc WITISIII IISIIIIII Isf row, L. To R.: Doug Cassel, Diclr Cassel, H, Hoffman, J. Wine, P. Marcocci. 2nd row: D. STrickIer, E. Hoffman, K. SI'1ifT'leT, R. PeTerman, L. SmiTh, P. HeTricI:. 3rd row: COACH ANGUS BRITTAIN, D. Fasnachf, M. Conrad, R. Hugendubler, H. Walmer, O. Miller, Dan STrickIer, J. Alwine, M. Sfauffer. ATTer an absence oT Three seasons, Mr, BriTTain resumed his coaching duTies and had a very suc- cessTul season. As inxmosT aT The oTher sporTs, The wresTling squad share aT experienced men, WiTh These lcey had iTs men as The backbone oT The '47 Team, iT was liT'Tle ThaT our record showed such Tavorable re- wonder sulTs, AT The Time oT This wriTing The Hershey maT- men had won all buT one oT Their six maTches. Our big power house, liTTle John Huzvar, was unable To wresTle This year because The heaviesT weighT in high school wresTling is I85 pounds. The boys who did mosT oT The acTual wresTling were Harry HoTTman, Donald l:asnachT, Diclc Cas- sel, Richard I-lugendubler, Earl HoTTman, KenneTh ShiTTleT, RoberT PeTerman, Paul HeTricl4, Olin Miller, Marlin Conrad, and Harold Walmer. SCHEDULE H.H.S. Opp. Waynesboro ...... ... 3I I4 Manheim .. .. I3 26 Lancas+er ........,,.,. ,. . I2 25 Waynesboro . . 33 6 Mercersburg Academy ... ... 27 I I LancasTer .. .. I7 I7 STevens Trade , ,.... ... 25 I8 HCIFIOVBI' -H --- 28 I3 Hanover ....... ... 25 I6 WesT York ... ., I6 34 Wesf Yorlr 30 II Manheim 4. .. II 27 w w w Q .4 ' f sf E7 . ,ff , cw I MH-W If M Coach BriTTain f' ff I 01 rrr in f ' f- o D f' 47 c as 'CI W' ' ' 7' . Top Board, L. lo R.: K. Gorman, R. Bernardini, W, Bolfz, N. Myers, G. Kurfz, D. Shafer, J. Maifland, R. Tshudy. Second Board and Supporl: C. Mease, T. Basfi, A. Albrighf, D. Schwenlr, G. Or+enzi. Sealed on Pool's Edge: G. Miller, P. Calle, K. Whisler, G. Eisenberger. Low Board, Seafedz C. Rice, C. Powell, B. Hess, C. Fosnachf, A, Rossi lCap+.l. Low, Board, Sianding, L. fo R.: C. Mease, J. Sfuckey, W. Fasnachl, D. Zimmerman lMgr.l, M. Hess, Mr. Kenf, Coach, V. EH'er, E. Weis+. Whilefrhese swimmers did noi make a champion- ship leam, lhey should be given credi'r for Their willingness and dererminalion 'lo do Their besr. Laurels go also To Mr. Kenl for his capable direc- 'l'ion. Coach: Mr. Keni' fi. ,. V4 ' J q n , 7 , I ., J on. ! , , -3 Jan. K JSI.. ., ..v X Mfg' Feb. . Fe b. ,,z7c4,j.q , , ..,A I I, ,,g:,,i:.'M f ff gh 2 9 l Z4 j :Zi J ff M I W , , 9 f W ! 7 f , X' FM? NW' f Q-.1 V- Feb. Mar. SWIMMING HAM Oulslanding swimmers on lhe 'ream were Alben Rossi, who carried an exlra heavy load by swim- ming breasl slrolce and baclc srrolce: Verling EH'er, 220-yd. man: Eddie Wie-sr, SO-yard dash gonfesf- anlg and Melvin Hess, diver. SCHEDULE H.H.S. Opp. Landasler .....,....,.. ... I9 47 Mercersburg Academy .. ... I2 54 .fff York ................. I2 54 ,,,- Allenlown .. .. ... i9 47 'Q York .... ... iz 54 'Q -4 Hazleion .... .. .. ... 2l 45 If Lancasfer . .. ........... ,.. . IQ 47 - 'N Dis+ric+ 3rd of 5 IQ Hazlefon ,.................... 33 33 E ii Regional 3'-d of 9 Relay lsf I' X157 , Z4-Es L. ' fW. sw f ,wwsm -X I Vi Y mm mem A 1 '79 1 'I fx f im 0 ff 1 A fff if, f 1 fx, ,Q je , ' Z5 f Z I f Wx f 9 X 1 4 7 1 A A f 6 .IW 5 .-NHC... . 'V - . -:'-H'-'Pr-W .,, - x, f.:..:1 fsrQ .- -.- fy, .N ,, V - . ' - , i f f5:? x'7fM7f'l2c'ffS f 3 U . A ,,k., ., ..., .V I-, ',,:fog:Q4g:5g5,.: -' I 1-.3 ': '-1-1 Wi? ' V - 1 e z, P gg ya,-' ' 1 ' :QW rs 2 ' ' ,f M 'K W flf- 445 We H ' ' 'fN'U:.x e:1M4 Fw e- v ii Above: Musf be hard work. Above: Break away. Above Leff: Porfraif of Above Righh Champions' Worried, Wenger? Righfz Thaf nail- chewing moment Leffz Gofcha! Leff: And anofber Touch- Righfi Chums- down! o ' K aux' - . 4 A x 4, f t 5 , hgh - r o '19 af, Below Left: Pep folk! Righf: Tired vicfors. Below: And may 'rbe bes+ 'feam win! of x.,,V , ' 'fi r' 1 s. H L , , , t VV 1 L ,V Y, '- , S - f li ' E4 ,- I A or M 1 v we or 1 if if l 1 'Q fl ixl I 'R f 5 ' ' f f 42 1 1 f f X 'jif'l '75 fn, W, , 1, V if V -,,. , A ,,g, 4 ,,.. , 4. , f 6 ' Vp - ,g f f Fw'-4 1 W v, - , 5 I ,I ,,,. , 'P A ' 'rf M: ,, H ., 1141 1 - A , QQ, V ' 17 p ig ,A ,,,, , Q 343 Z r wf v f x 1 M , L Wa+cl1 lhuf man! Above Right No+ so H X quel. cfier all rough! Above Leff: Viciory ban- Righi: Mode I+! Lefl: Some iolre. eh, Mac? Riglrl: Vicfory Song. Leffz Crashing fhrouglw. Riglwfz Crowning 'llme Queen. Below Left Noi' sucl1 a dummy. . 20-7. Below Left Slfdlghf arm. Below Righf: Dislinguished visifors. Below: A bi+ of fafherly advice. , f - V. ff ' f ff F5 Q f . Wi 2425 y Qyy g 41' ef,sW25li ' .N 7 S QQ' 422 Q22 W My silf 'ws 4-'f'W25e'2fs35' ,J -l fi W vm 74TfLl55?f?l'f: Q f Y -w , Nw P 1, :ll ff Q. f ,. ,l -Mi Q55 .44 .M4,.. I N n f lm f Aw. Wl,wgkw,Q54 Cwfxxff ,Bmw e- Q ' e If E , fsiiwf f A I2 of 1' H ,R 'cf 1:42 1,Jw,Z 1,z, ' 9? ,N AEK U' N i k' X 22 ffl K of -' 45? .. ., Q o o W-,,o- o,,,,,A,ooo,,,,, ,eee om 2 ow Z Q '39 ml Q32 T' W Q., , Wx xi' AQ :gg , , ,Q- XQ NWS Y ww xv, W X ' x qqkx N57 'QM C0m9 'lo PGP!!! Gropplers or gorillas? Troions chalk up fwo more poinis. Power dives by EHer, Hess, and Welsf Wolfgang fears loose. M uscle-mon Hefrick swi versol. ngs o fosf re- Sweuf and grime on 'rho mais Aix.-gk 4 Mermen churning furious wqvk .3 W ,MW A X . N X o ,r , Q -o Q 9 . Yzkosfvxifm w',fN9'SxlXii 54 W A rio ' 1 o - - ' 4 . 4 oi . ' f , f pref, yog i Q.. si or 'l I+- b II' , s my c . ' WMM 'f 2 fi'fW4w5'M A 8 x f , 'b Q , ,f I W , f, 39,5 , N25 5 xg 3 5 B 'H ' b ' r ,r S ' 9 '9- o- Q N W1 X , , v mgx S Q, f m , M . ,MX o ..iXx., , BIIIISHR IIIIIB Adviser: MISS HALLMAN. The name of This organizarion indicales Hs chief Ialenlp The boosring of school spirir in sporls conlesrs. lls induslrious worlcers have sold programs and decoraled +he sladium during Ifoolball season. Togeiher wirh Ihe pep squad, rhey presenred each visiring Jream wirh a baslcer of flowers purchased by various homerooms and organizarions of Hershey High. The Booslrer Club also arranged for Ious Jrransporla- lion of siudenis +o all away games. Highlighring ils social program was rhe formal dance. OFFICERS Presiden? ..,.... .,....,,... ........, B e Hy Zierdr Vice-Presidenf ...., June Geesaman Secrefary ,.... .,.... R ulh I-Ieisey Treasurer .... Lois Copp B. Albrire, F. Andreoni, P. Aumen, G, Baralucci, B. Barnard, A. Barlo. E. Bloc Boschi M Boyd, E. Breneman, J. Burns, E. Carlucelfi, R. Carlucelli, F. Ciabon, E. Cialoni, N, Cialoni C College L. Copp, C. Davis, L. DeAngIo, C. DeCarIo, C, DeDominico, C. DeVer+er, C. Eby A Fausnachr C. Fausnachl, M. Feaser, F. Funclr, M. Garrison, D. Gaspari, E. Gasper, F. Geesaman J Geesaman N. Gordon, D. Grumbine, S. Hanshue, R, Heisey, M. Helman, N. Henry, P. Henry M Hershey G Hess, F. Helriclc, 6. Helriclc, V. Hoerner, B. Hoffman, C. Hoover, E. Hornberger L Je-fir es H Ka n D. Kaufz, R. Kegerreis, R. Keller, A. Klucker, E. Kopenhover, N. Kreider, J. Larsen J Lehman V Leoni, D. Lepperd, P. Lepperd, D. Lily, G. Lang, Ci. Louser, J. Magrini, D. Mann M Marcocci B Masimore, E. McCorkle, J. McCorkIe, A. Mease, D. Melman, M. Morrell, N. Moyer N Muench A. Meyers, A. Meyers, N. Meyers, J. Newlon, J. Nucci, B. Nye, G. Orlenzi, M. Orlenzi A Pagano D. Palo, E. Pala, N. Paponelli, R. Pavone, J. Peck, T. Pellegrini, L. Perrachia M Plebani, R. Prong, L. Proclor, D. Purcell, K. Pull, M. Raines, B. Reese, I. Rhine R Roberlson Roberlson, C. Rool, V. Rossi, J, Rusiaclnas, L. Runlcle, G. Sanders, S. Schiavoni, F. Schwenlc N Sellzer J. Shank, J. Shaulis, B. Shellenhamer, L. Shullz, B. Smiih, J. Smilh, Cv. Snyder, M. Snyder G Spilller H. Sponaugle, J. Slaulzler, E. Slefller, A. Slime. C, Sline, C. Sroner, N. Slump, S Slump L u o F. Summersg H. Summy, J. Sworlz, 6. Tesno, J. Trump, M. Vail, G. VonWinIcle, D Vogel I Wagner B. Weaver, L. Whisler, P, Williamson, D. Winlers, P. Winlers, E. Wolf, 6. Wolfersberger J Yingsi T. Zaccagnini, I. Zambernardi, A. Zarfman, B. Zeiger, B. Ziercll, S. Zimmerman. GIIHS' ATHHIIC llllll IsT row: P. Hoffman, B. Cassel, M. Boyd, R. Heisey, N. Muench, N. Gordon, D, Gcspari. 2nd row E. STeTTler, H. Sponaugle, N. STump, Miss Hallman, A. Meose, F. Schwenk, G. Long, T. Pelligrini Adviser: M ISS HALLMAN. Chosen by The AThleTic AssocioTion Council Tor Their leodership, cooperoTion, sporTsmonship, ond Tine school spiriT, These girls reToin Their membership in This or- gonizoTion unTil They groduoTe. As members, They encouroge, show enThusiosm Tor ond porTicipoTe in oThleTics. Their chores include Time-keeping, TobuloTion oT scores ond checlcing oT equipmenT. This yeor The senior members ore hoping To geT The much-prized hondsome blozer os o pleosonT reminder oT Their porTicipoTion in school sporTs. as E - Q iz 4. r. Kneeling.. L. +o R.: N. Ciclone, J. Shank, S. Hcnshue, J. Newfon, J. Smi+h. Sfanding, L. io R.: C. DrDomlnrco, A. Rossi, M, Hess. B. AIbri+e. W WJ!! '-iii T' .eff . M K v Y' w e 4 -. 1 fn. ix .Q ., f 9- .QR Q pr, f f r. ' :gy 1 . fi QQ f X Y., 11 EfF:i:..- - Q - ,.,-L.: S '12-h ff, i fy 1 'Q 7 r - k 'V' ., f '- .af f f ,si l k f X ' Nei-. E. ':,X ' W . L . if 5, me 'R . --Sxxzaf ... 5 'Q A 'YQ Q 1 Q N4 Q. .. li 3,3 1 . QA.:, J. A.. . .... , T - ,,.-. .qq - , Q V, Q . Q. 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A THE TWIN PINES SYMBOL OF CO-OPERATION CO-OPEBATIVES in thirty-eight countries of the world, uniting millions of families, are today joining their efforts to bring about UPEACE ON EARTH, GOODWILL TOWARD MEN which is the prime requisite for better under- standing between men and nations, and which is required to eliminate the use of force between nations. CO-OPERATIVES are neutral in race, religion and politics, therefore offer the one and only approach, in a material way, to the solving of chaotic economic conditions. The Co-op is the one instrument which can be used by men of all faiths, creed and color, to unite all on a common plane of understanding. VISIT THE CO-OP, SHOP CO-OP. ANYONE MAY BUY, ANYONE MAY IOIN. THE CO-OP IS OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE AND FOR THE PEOPLE. 95 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 CAPITOL BUS COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF L. I. M. E. HERSI-II-:Y, PENNA. CONSULTING ENGINEERS IN DESIGN AND OPERATION OF LIME AND LIMESTONE PROCESS PHOTO FINISHING COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPH HUMER-SPOHN STUDIO DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITURE PALMYRA BANK BLDG. PHOTO-COPIES FRAMING 96 EVERYTHING IN PAPER HARRISBURG PAPER COMPANY 323 South Cameron Street HARRISBURG, PA. Distributors of PAPER PRODUCTS AND ROOFING MATERIALS Phone: HARRISBURG 4-4936 THE EAST END STORE PAUL S. SHANK, Prop. THE HOME OF QUALITY FOODS Come and Serve Yourself Or Phone 8-8151 For Free Delivery 111 E. Main St. PALMYRA. PENNA. Fur Storage cmd Altering S NSERS YOUR GUIDE TO BETTER CLEANING hone: Hershey 1-0611 Phone: Annville 7-3511 N EoR JEWELRY ARROW CHIPS HOFFER'S DIAMONDS - WATCHES SAME AS BEFORE SILVERWARE 222 Cocoa Avenue Gifts for A11 Occasions Perfume by LeLor1g HEBSHEY' PA' 5 North Ninth Street LEBANON, PA. SHENK 8: TIT LE Everything for Sports 313 Market Street HARRISBURG, PA. POFF'S FRUIT FARM APPLES AND PEACHES VINEGAR STRAWBERRIES CIDER Phone-Hershey 6196 HUIVIIVIELSTOWN, R. D. No. 1 HITZ CS SPAHR BEAR SERVICE WHEEL AI-IGNMENT FRAME STRAIGHTENING AND BALANCING -PASSENGER CARS -'I'IRES- - GAS OIL TRUCKS Phone B41 W. Cherry St. 8-0672 PALMYRA, PA. I GINGRICH'S BAKED PRODUCTS Phone: Palmyra 8-4885 CAMPBELLTOWN, PA. Insure Your Future with a Course at CENTRAL PENN CENTRAL PENNA. BUSINESS COLLEGE Central Pennsylvania's Greatest Business School 323 Market Street HARRISBURG, PA. ag. NAGLE'S STORE East Derry Road HERSHEY, PA. 9 QW O AMOS SNAVELY 48 E. Main Street PALMYRA, PA. Real Estate and Insurance HAUER'S Family Outfitters with Quality Merchandise at Quality Prices Center Square HUMMELSTOWN, PA. GEORGE FROMM MODERN PASTEURIZING DAIRY Golden Guernsey ls Our Specialty HUMMELSTOWN, PA. PASQUINI Groceries, Meats and Clorotone Washing Fluid O SWATARA STATION, PA. Compliments of SWARTZ SERVICE 8: ELECTRIC CO. Center Square Phone 423 HUMMELSTOWN, PA. and INDIAN ECHO CAVE PARK The Home ot Echo Dell and Indian Echo Cave Pennsy1vania's Finest Underground Wonderland Owned and Operated by Ed. Swartz, '29 COMPLIMENTS OF Where It Can Be Sold For Less It Will Be Sold By le R E . ' A' ' ' , f V '.1'Z 2 4. .1 1.5 -' . 5': .. Lebctnon's No. 1 Store For Savings Quality Distinctive Smart FURNITURE IEWELRY APPAREL Eat Aunt Betty's Bread Most Everyone Does if The Pennway Bakeries lOl Al ways Reliable Clothes Hats - Furnishings - Shoes Guaranteed Merchandise HARRISBURG, VISIT OUR COLLEGE SHOP PENNA I. C. HESS GARAGE MILLER CHEVROLET CO FORD Sales and Service HERSHEY, PA. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales and Service o CAMPBELLTOWN, PA. Phone 234 Samuel A. Bamgardner ZENT-MEYER QUGMY Dairy TAXI SERVICE WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE CREAM HERSHEY, pg. PALMYRA, PA. Phone 226 of 794-I Available - Anytime Phone 8-5521 Anywhere PHONE: 278 COMPLIMENTS OF HALDEMAN 6. SAVASTIO DESIGNERS E BUILDERS 103 West Chocolate Avenue HERSHEY, PA. I, IO? Photography BY J. E. GANTZ Aix 1 CUMBERLAND Service Station 1 Gas and Oil S Crank CUSS Service LADIES' COATS, SUITS, DRESSES HERSHEY FILLING AND SPORTSWEAR PUR COATS - COWNS STATICN AND COSMETICS CLEVER E. ERNST, Operator GAS 1 1 Cumberland St. Phone 4341 HERSHEY, PA. LEBANON' PA- IRVIN K. CURRY AMOS K. CURRY JOHN K. CURRY J. B. CURRY'S SONS COAL - GRAIN .. PLOUR and EEED Warehouse Flour Mill SWATARA STATION, PA. PALMYRA, PA. DEPOSITS INSURED BY The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation D' I' GRACE AGENCY WASHINGTON, D. C. S5000 MAXIMUM INSURANCE S5000 ' Every Form Ot Insurance FOR EACH DEPOSITOR 20 E. Main Street 16 So. 9th Street The Campbelltown Bank PALMYRA, PA. LEBANON, PA. Campbelltovxm, Pa. Phone 811171 Phone 1U4U IU4 DE ANGELIS GRILL and SCDA F CUNTAIN FEATURING REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI VELRUSS ICE CREAM Spaghetti cmd spaghetti sauce to take out during business hours. After the Hockey Game, Dances or Shows join the crowd at De'S phone 532 RESERVATIONS HERSHEY, PA. I O Best Wishes to Class of 47 o LAUZON'S Greenberg's Bargain Store GULF SERVICE STATION HUMMELSTOWN. PA. West Chocolate Avenue 0 HERSHEY. PA. COMPLIMENTS GRUBEPUS GROCERY OF i Leed's Corner H' CAMPBELLTOWN,s PA. ANNVILLE, PA. Phone: Palmyra 8-5857 SCHOOLDAYS .... They cement many lasting friendships. Soon you and your classmates will take different roads, and it may be many years before some of you may meet again. School days do not last forever-and when they are past, memories are kept Warm by the photographers of friends and pals of the classroom and campus. Your chums should have a personality portrait of YOU, and you will prize one of theirs in return, ln a year or so you Will be glad you took this means of keeping alive the memories of your school days. And the home folks will cherish a portrait of the turning-point in your life. This studio is the headquarters tor the special photographic Work and the docrs are open to students of the Hershey High and their friends. Why not arrange to come to the studio now and have that photograph taken? SPECIAL STYLES AND RATES FOR STUDENTS THE ENSMINGER STUDIOS AND CAMERA SHOP SECOND AND WALNUT STREETS, HARRISBURG, PA. Phone: 5228 I U0 G. L. CULLMERRY GENERAL AGENT 201-3-5 Capital Bank Bldg. HAEEISBUEG. PA. All Types ot BONDS and INSURANCE C. WAGNER 6. SON QUALITY FOOD MARKET Fresh Meats Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits G Vegetables Courteous and Efficient Service FOR YOUR FLOOR COVERING . CALL THE LINOLEUM STORE HUMMELSTOWN, PA. PHONE 21 . GRANT F OREMAN TINNING, ROOFING AND SPOUTING East Main Street PALMYRA, PA. PHONE 246 HERSHEY, PHONE 8-8876 R. A. WALBORN E- S, TESTA BUTCHER CONFECTIONERY Strictly Home Dressed MEATS 102 Hockersville Road R. D. No. 1 HERSHEY, PENNA. SWATARA STATION, PENNA. Compliments Of BOWMAN 'S INSURANCE AGENCY Palmyra Bank Building PALMYRA, PENNA. MANBECK'S PRODUCTS Distributed by MIKE SCHIEFER Best Wishes to Class of 47 FARM MACHINERY cmd SUPPLIES THE ALLIS-CHALMERS SALES cmd SERVICE UNIVERSAL MILKING MACHINES And All Kinds of Repair Work o 740 West Main Street DE SOTO and PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE HERSHEY BROS. GARAGE 713 West Main Street PALMYRA, PENNA. HERSHEY NEWS AGENCY LOCATED IN HERSHEY COMMUNITY INN RETAILER FOR YOUR FAVORITE NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINES SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN ON ALL MAGAZINES CALL 4566 FOR RESERVATION OF YOUR FAVORITE NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE ir WARREN C. EBERSOLE HARRY I. EBERSOLE 1 U Mcrllory Hots Arrow Shirts For Good Appearance H. W. KREIDER MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHES PALMYRA. PA. HART SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHES LEBANON VALLEY FARM BUREAU co-OPERATIVE Assoc1AT1oN FEED, SEEDS, FERTILIZER, SPRAYS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, DUSTS, MISCELLANEOUS FARM SUPPLIES AND MACHINERY PG PHONE: LEBANON 3440 GRANTVILLE BRANCH: SHELLSVILLE 5 1510 Cumberland Street LEBANON, PENNSYLVANIA DUBS IEWELERS A Complete Line of Fine IEWELRY, DIAMONDS, WATCHES CLOCKS 5: SILVERWARE EXPERT REPAIRING 24 W. Main Street HUMMELSTOWN, PA. PICKEL'S DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE Complete Toilet Lines in: Early American Old Spice LENTHERIC - CARANOME COTY - REVLON OLD SOUTH - SEAFORTH PALMYRA, PA. PHONE 8-8621 ' D STORE CHARLES ROBSON'S LY-NNS FOO MEATS BARBER SHOP GROCERIES Sanitary Work VEGETABLES 103 E. Main Street UNION DEPOSIT' PENNA' HUMMELSTOWN. PENNA. BAUM'S BAKERY BAKERS OF QUALITY BAKED PRODUCTS SINCE 1911 TASTE TELLS THE DIFFERENCE 62 West Main Street PALMYRA, PENNA. PHONE 84291 FERRY'S SINCE 1905 PALMYRA, PENNA. WEARING APPAREL - DRY GOODS - DOMESTICS D. P. CASSEL'S STORE PICCIOTTI'S BAKERY GROCERIES Gnd LUNCH MEATS DELICIOUS ITALIAN BREAD HERSHEY. PENNA. Cor. of Park and Derry Rd. HERSHEY. PENNA. PHONE 9811 ,,l 1 i Ili Best Wishes to Class of '47 BOWSER'S FURNITURE STORE CENTER SQUARE, HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA Main cmd Locust Streets CAMPBELLTOWN. NX X 'D Awesmlur ss Yrzs I , V. 'Fi I ' S ..-..' 5' 3? ffllll Wixv .-is Well 1, fl rlqhx P ,Q N. , . A , .H It ',-,'- ' ,'l'lulw ffm Q ,Q A- , 'X Q! A 'Q W- 5fs.fz'jT,5f' 5.5 . XX A V ' I H11 Hnnmluuv Q - v ' ' ff? ' A Slorrf' 'I'Iwir S ,V I 'N Q wen., Tx- , LLL . Hllffllllp. r ,,,,,,,,4,4, 'N' X-ff f R1r'.:...'+-'. .':'...-- '....'--' n llv4ulq1mrt:'rs U lwn il vuwnnvnvif 5 nf v --. . lfml Huy ,-lrrzves DISSINGER'S STORE EVERYTHING FOR EVERYONE CAMPBELLTOWN, PENNA. ACME BOTTLING WORKS KIST BEVERAGES 20 south chestnut street PALMYHA. PENNA. Z Ill SUNBEAM, GENERAL ELECTRIC NORGE HOME AND PROCTOR APPLIANCES APPLIANCES - if fr, GEO. W. GEPFER CAMPBELLTOWN, PA. PHONE: PALMYRA 8-8968 RADI WASHER O AND REPAIRIN G ffm, .. ispf .. g:'f 1!!7f , ff' 'I X' ,. 1:29. I I I 8 : .I . Q 1 M if 3 ' we ,Sify , M. ff! 5 f :f fx, f 4.57 : . .Im X ., I 8- fy, 2 , Made in Chocolate Town- so they must be GOOD H. B. REESE CANDY COMPANY. Hershey, Penna BOWMAN 'S IEWELRY STORE Dependable for Diamonds I. B. BOWMAN PALMYRA. PA. ll? C- A- PRUPP E. M. KEENEY AHUCUOHGGI' ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION PALMYRA, PA. 863 E. Chocolate Avenue SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE PHONE 6881 FAMILY CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH LEHMAN'S GARAGE 802 West Main Street PALMYRA, PENNA. BANK AT THE FARMERS BANK OF I-IUMMELSTOWN MEMBER F. D. I. C. PRONIO'S STORE GINGRICH'S DAILY ROASTED COFFEE GROCERY STORE HERSHEY, PENNA. ' SWATARA STATION, PA. PHONE 503 BGB PAYNE IRA T. HOCVER CUT MEMS PAPERHANGER and PAINTER GROCERIES VENETIAN BLINDS VEGETABLES 1121 West Mcrin Street ' PALMYRA, PENNA. 110 West Chocolate Ave. HERSHEY, PENNA. Phone: Hershey 8181 BRINSER'S ATLANTIC FILLING STATION Corner Mill and Poplar Streets MIDDLETOWN, PENNA. AUTO SUPPLIES - ACCESSORIES Dodge and Plymouth Sales cmd Service CASSEL BROTHERS 246-248 West Main Street PALMYRA, PENNA. Phone 8-5281 You Can Dress Ectshioncxbly Without Extrorvcrgctnce at IFIEILILIEIRIS THE STORE DEPENDABLE HARRISBURG, PA. FURS - COATS - SUITS - DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR LINGERIE AND ACCESSORIES Ill WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S WEAR ' ACCESSORIES The Good Will Ot Our Customers Is Our Most Valuable Asset and We Strive to Maintain It Always. May We Serve You? H. B. SMITH Sales - PONTIAC - Service THE Local and Long Distance Moving HOLLYVVOOD SHOP HERSHEY PA 38 W. Main St. ' ' PALMYRA, PA. Phone 88181 Phone 244 H. H. PIFFER GENERAL MERCHANDISE UNION DEPOSIT. PENN A. PENNANTS PHONE 8-5311 TROPHIES MAKERS OF THE STANDARD HIGH SCHOOL RING UNION EMBLEM CO. 18 South Chestnut Street PALMYRA, PA. P. H. NISSLEY, Mgr. ENGRAVING and PRINTING SURACE GROCERY STORE ICE CREAM AND SODA 572 West Chocolate Avenue HERSHEY. PA. A. L. KAYLOR TEXACO SERVICE Gas, Oil, Lubrication, Tires and Accessories B01 W. Main Street PALMYRA. PA. phone 7606 Phone 8-0871 Serving you for over 3-score years with first quality merchandise. A. M. BRANDT HARDWARE R ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CAMPBELLTOWN, PA. Phone: Hershey 8181 SPIRE ELECTRIC D- The General Electric Store RADIO SERVICE SALES - SERVICE 1121 West Main Street PALMYRA' PENNA' HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. GIFTS GREETING CARDS BOSCO I. BOSCHI SHOE REPAIRING sRoP LAUCK BROS. 68 West Granada Avenue HERSHEY, PENNA. Phone 725-1 SPORTING GOODS TOBACCOS Compliments of APPLEBY BROTHERS 6. WHITTAKER CO. HARRISBURG. PENNA. 1- II! SUNBEAM 6 HOTPOINT ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES H. F. BRANDT Sales and Service N. Lancaster 6. Church St. ANN VILLE, PENNA. POUR BARBERS . . . NO WAITING BLACK'S BARBER SHOP On the Square HERSHEY, PENNA. Have Your Work Done by Phones 7-4563 or 7-4381 Your Favorite Barber SEAR'S SERVICE STATION MOBILGAS and MOBILOIL 220 South Railroad Street PALMYRA, PENNA. OI' BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS HARPEL'S STUDIO 757-759 Cumberland Street LEBANON, PA. The Chocolate Town Grill Complfmenfs Of SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS Palmyra Frozen Food STEAKS, CHOPS, and TURKEY MRS. BISHOP, Proprietress 108 West Chocolate Avenue Phone 8267 Lockers CS Sales Company Corner High and Lincoln Streets PALMYRA, PENNA. II7 DUPONT PAINTS BOTTLED GAS SERVICE E. B. SMITH HARDWARE 22 E. Main Street HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Phone 9306 KauIman's Iewelry Store Aiezi OUR WATCH REPAIRS ARE M H ,E ig-iQ..Q :gif .,53j:,,sEf -L5 .221- vril 5ef'Tg55g:sP'. ,:::f1i ELECTRON ICAU-Y TIMED , IE , . ,1.5f55 t ON THE 'ee iffgf RROZRIOOO O sg f5EfEEEEi?Q5Q.,7,: iz, -.1f :-.-- a if 5' I -. ' 2.::1':Rf: f- Wa fc. '17 1 .:.: 1 .PVIQ 51.22.1232 .ZQZ I ..,..A- I 35. IZ. --1,-hi ! Ma r . .,.. ,,.,.v,, 3 The Finest in Quality, Flavor, and Value WHEN BUILDING OR BUYING A HOME' ARRANGE YOUR PALMYRA AUTO SERVICE MORTGAGE THRU OUR BANK KV B- LIGHT Studebaker Sales and Service TRUST CO. PALMYRA, PENNA. PALMYRA. PA. Phone 8-5251 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION AUTOMOBILE - LIABILITY LIFE - ACCIDENT and HEALTH - FIRE Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company Farm Bureau Lite Insurance Company Home Office: Columbus, Ohio IEREIVIIAH M. KLING State Oltice: Agent: 3607 Derry Street Telephone 4221 320 Para Avenue HARRISBURG, PENNA. HERSHEY, PENNA. IIB YOU CAN HAVE A BETTER PORTRAIT INDIVIDUALLY STYLED AT EITHER OF I. Carper Early Estate, Dr Proprietor of PALMYRA PLANING MILL Noel's Friendly Studio LUMBER SHINGLES MILL WORK ROOFING PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL LATH PLASTER PHOTOGRAPHY MOULDINGS LIME I0 West Center Sq.. Hummelstown, Pa. HARDWARE Gnd GI-ASS 32 State St., Middletown, Pa. Phone 8-4l8l W. W. SUMMER'S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING BODY - FENDER - PAINTING HUMIVIELSTOWN, R. D. 2 YOUR APPLIANCE STORE LASJSLQQLL LRIEL O EMT C1?,T2STRTEElTs2IvR'2ffE.,Tam 0 PHONE B-I725 S COMMERCIAL fr DOMESTIC MAINTENANCE PIPER CUB AIRPLANES SALES, SERVICE and BOB PAYNE FLYING INSTRUCTION Safe, Economical, Easy to Buy, Easy to F1 Todu in the Famous CUT-MEATS - GROCERIES Fly. Learn to y y I C fflfled VEGETABLES Piper Cub, Under Governrnen e Instructors SUE EHEMH 110 W. Chocolate Avenue elge 19 , . . PALMYRA, PENNA. HERSHEY' PA' Phone 8-3874 II'? RESPONSIBILITY As graduates of Hershey High School, each holds in his hands the destiny of personal development as measured by an acceptance of responsibility toward others. An understand- ing of this tact has sent the leaders ot each era into unchartered realms of science, phil- osophy, invention and industrial advancement. The greatest achievements ot this commer- cial age are tributes to responsibility. So, too, with a store. Our acceptance, here at Hershey Depart- ment Store, of responsibility to our customers, to serve them Well, takes precedence over all else. We know While We accomplish this We in turn are assuring the sound economic future of our business. - zi' . ,- -. 1 .V -. f lf LQ T 53 I if .gl . fill .-L., HERSHEY DEPARTMENT STORE HERSHEY, PENNA. I IJU Mfxsranioms Ill.-IXl1Bll.,'llN 11 vvfx1,m,:qL,y,,,,,LA