Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1948 volume:

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W., 1 nam 17 2 S fs K. 5,7 ...,.. EIIFIIHIIIIE5 IQIIHIIIIDIIEIIIQQLMIIIIIIESIIR PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1948 HERSHEY HIGH SCHOOL HERSHEY PENNSYLVANIA Grixi EDITOR IN CHIEF ......,........,. SAMUEL H. BLAC AG-ER ,.,....... ..... M ARGARET GDVHEBHRCJIFTIKIHRHES 1' The theater is the school of lifeg W e play the actofs part. The editor takes the promptefs place And the play is ready to start. MDRDQBRAMMHB ' IIWIRGDJIDUGIEIITJILMS 0 JIIDEIHILUIESGEGIIHDIIRS U AQTEGIIHDHRS TIIIIINITIIDJIEBIIRSCIIFWILIIIIDIIIIIEBS IILBAGTBKSCIIFAGBJIES HINTIIFHESIIRJMIIJIISSJIIGDNT I Y 'I-1' MMNALHQ .fmfx 4p', Arix ff' -X N If EX' , A A W who y A - I 7 V' l gf - f xv' r 0 tl ' - 'Wk Y nb 4 4, JN I Q X 8 W Q 'L If v W' ' :s l I ' ag N N f :A D AA 'L 2. f 1 NX ,A 5'--,..f 151 M Q DURRARRNTS Who ran to help us when we fell Who spared the rod whene,er he Could And would some pretty story tell, Yet taught us always to be good Or kissed the place to make it well? But seldom got the praise he should? ........0URMOTHER! ........0URDAD.' O O IIIDIIINUWUULIMQHFJIIRS ,AD RAYMON D H. KOCH As The curTain falls aT The end of our en- gagemenf in Theafer H. H. S., we loolc back To consider some of The facTors ThaT made iT so successful. OT course no producfion is possible wiThouT a producer. The producer of our show is Mr. Raymond H. Koch. The offices of Producer Koch and his sfaff may be found in our Theafer, con- venienfly locaTed off The righT wing of The main foyer. His duTies include The supervision of all The members of The Theafer, from The Time They enfer The TheaTer school, unfil They aTTain The heighf of undersfudies and finally sTars. To his offices come financial guesfions, The problems of mainTaining The TheaTer, including scenery, props, lighfing and oTher equipmenf, and The hiring of personnel. Direcfing The acfual work in our Theafer is Mr. George D. Lange. He sees To iT ThaT The producTion runs smoofhly, and ThaT The work of The casT is recorded. He makes sure ThaT The Theafer is properly equipped and in excellenf TID Hi QD R U GE TIEB TR S SuperinTendenT of Derry Township Schools condifion and ThaT The casT obey The rules of The Theafer. He does much To insure The effici- ency wiTh which our Theafer is run. AssisTing Producer Lange is lvlr. Rufus K. Eby, who sees ThaT discipline is enforced during show-Time. To him come members of The casT To offer excuses for laTeness aT rehearsal, or for failure To show up for a performance, or To aslc permission To be excused.from a show for some special reason. Mr. Roberf Jacoby direcfs The worlc of sfage mainfenance. Under his direcTion come The elec- Tricians, who handle The lighfingg The carpenfers, who consfrucf The sefsf The prinfers, who are responsible for The programs: The machinisfs, who are assigned various iobs: and The greenhouse employees, who arrange The floral decoraTions of bofh TheaTer and sTage. Only now ThaT our producfion has closed do we fully appreciafe The efforTs ThaT The ad- minisTraTion has puT forfh To make our run in Theafer H. H. S. so successful and profifable. BOARD OF DIRECTORS SeaTed, L. To R.: Marlin E. Balsbaughg Edward Sfover, Treasurer: Howard G. Shelly, Vice President H. L. Erdman, Presidenfp Clayfon C. Gingrich? Secrefary. STanding, L. To R.: Raymond H. Koch, SuperinTendenTg E. Morse Heiseyg Dr Wayne D. S+eTTler. i Deceased April 6, I948. T. L. fo R.: Principal Lange, Assisfanl Principal Eby, Vocafional Direcfor Jacoby. .Q W..-1 5 5 1 i 1 i 1 OFFICE SECRETARIES Sealed, L. fo R.: Kafherine Heide, Sfandingz Pansy Heisfer, Pauline Copp. PRINClPAL'S CABINET Sealed, L. lo R.: A. Ferucci, A. Royer, A. Shanlcweiler, C. Lady, M. Fausf, G. Hershberger, M. Reinerf. Sfanding, L. fo R.: D. Chesfnul, P. Campbell, R. Jacoby, R. Eby, E. Herr, G. Lange, R. Hovis, A. Brifiain, C. Kenf. .l .. A ,, Venice Paponelfi, Pearl McQua+e. IDIUIIR IIHIlL5z4XIIR6jIILIIIIlL5S6IIL AIIIDIITOIIEQATIISIIES GIILID TO TWO FINE DIRECTORS OF OUR SCHOOL THEATER WHOSE SILVER ANNIVERSARIES OCCUR IN JUNE, I948 MISS DIETRICH MISS LADY Miss VioIa Diefrich shares The spoflighf in observing Ihe Iwenfy- fiI+h year of her roIe as Ieacher. Miss Carrie Lady, whose name speaks for her personaIi+y, has The disfindion of compIe+ing her 'rwenfy-fif+h year of Ieaching in Hershey. A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell where his influence stopsf, x A fxkffkx 4.-. 5 fxllnllulmlmefllrmmlnas X DOROTHY BALSBAUGH WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR JOHN T, BECK A. O. BRITTAIN Hislory Ari' Malhemafics Physical Educalion W. PAUL CAMPBELL HERBERT P. CASSEL EDA M. CATON DAVID T. CHESTNUT Music Elecfric Shop Home Economics Languages VIOLA DIETRICH DONALD J. DIFFENBAUGH N. CHARLES DOWNIN MARTHA C. FAUST English Science Science English ANN L. FERUCCI HARRY H. FOREMAN RUTH M. FREYBERGER JEROME FROCK Dean of Girls Science, Visual Educalion Ari Hislory EDITH GEYER M. RENETTA GLASGOW ELIZABETH D. GOODWILL HIRAM A. GROFF Hislory Mafhemafics School Nurse Commercial we-2 2 -'f: fe. is if .Q AE? iii . JOHN D. GROH SARA E. HALLMAN EUGENE B. HERR L. GRACE HERSHBERGER Civics Physical Educaiion Science Home Economics J. JARED HORN JOHN D. HORN ROY E. HOVIS EDWARD JERORE Prinl Shop Plumbing Shop Mafhemafics Aulo Body Repair Shop CHARLES I. KENT OTTO R. KOTH GEORGE W. KUNKLE CARRIE M. LADY Dean of Boys Drafiing Commercial Mafhemafics DANIEL B. LEWIS BLANCHE M. LIDDICOTE GILBERT LUGAR J. LEE McCONNELL English Commercial Building Mainlenance Science FREDERIC McCUTCHEN MYRON W. MILLER RACHAEL S. NISLEY ANNA O'TOOLE Special Educafion Malhemafics English Psychologisl 'P' 3 WILLIAM I. REED MARTHA J. REINERT GEORGE J. REISINGER SOPHIE T. ROKOSZ Carpenfry Shop English Machine Shop English af-2 52 I ' RnM.A. M . i?i ,QA. , ANNIE R. ROYER RUTH H. SAUFLEY RUTH L. SAYLOR ANNA G. SHANKWEILER Commercial Geography Lailn Problems of Democracy 'H WILLIAM H. SHIRK ROBERT SMITH DORIS SNYDER MILDRED M. SNYDER Hisfory Music Physical Edugafion Home Economics CLYDE H. SPITLER EDNA M. STAMBAUGH KENNETH W. STAVER MARGARET J. WARD Indusirial Arls Mafhemafics Agriculfure Librarian BEATRICE D. WATKINS MARlAN K. WlLSON ROBERT W. YOUNG MARY E. ZARTMAN Denial Hygienisi Cafeferia Diefilian Physicial Education English wi. ,, fi His Maiesiy me loice, eh? Library Highlighfs Royer7 Whaf's her number, Mr. Lange? Why no? use a iypewrifer, Mr. KunHe7 An escape from Teachers I sfi+ufe Have you a permlf, Miss Il When do +hey 'Find fhe hme? Masfer Bulider Moral suppori 52-Pickup Arihur Murray Tasie for foofball Los? in 'rhe corridors, Miss Diefrich? Gem: ai' work Weaving dreams? Music, maesiro, please! Did a camera-WOMAN snap Fermez la bouc!1e! Teacher's !1e!p Check fha! conlugahon again, Erika! From painfing io poffery BROADCASTERS foday? fhis? How abour a blood-curdhng mysfery? Fuiure housewives in Home Ec. Typing class and Miss Liddi- coie! Hey you, ge+ busy! 9' 1 .. , -' AG3GllffIDllRS CLASS OFFICERS Presidenf, Jay Sfahlg Vice-Presidenf, Nancy Muenchg Secrefary, Belly Albrifeg Treasurer, Doris Kaufzg Assisianf Treasurers,'Verna Via and Chrisfine Davis. SENJIICR QHQASS fil34DllUN4l3ililIL1 To ihis selecrecl group of class officers ancl homeroom oiclicers falls lhe responsibilily of planning funclions of The senior class. The mos'+ imporianl duries of ihis group are choosing heads of Jrhe CHOCLATIER sialzi, boosling cake sales, aiding ihe senior class play, and planning lhe Senior Prom. Much ol Jrhe success of lhe class resls on The abililies of Jrhese people. CLASS COLORS: Whife and Gold CLASS FLOWER: Talisman Rose CLASS MOTTO: H maHers noi how long we live, buf how. Sea+ecl, L. 'lo R.: M. Tice, J. Larsen, B. Huffman, B. Albrife, J. Sfahl, N. Muench, D. Kaufz, C. Davis, H. Bucks, J. Burns. Sfanding, L. 'lo R.: Miss Glasgow, Miss Royer, Miss Liddicofe, G. Wagner, D. Diclemenfe, E. Ho'FFman, R. lonni, L. Shulfz, H. Hos'reHer, W. S+e'H'ler, Mr. Herr, Mr. Shirk, Mr. Lewis. IE! .T IT all began many, many years ago when a mulTiTude oT very young children enTered The TirsT grade OT school. And whaT a Time ThaT TirsT day was! Sam Black cried his hearT ouT because he didn'T know The way home, unTil undersTand- ing Miss Baker saT him on her desk and counTed his Treckles To ease his misery. The nexT Tew years were crammed Tull wiTh many very inTeresTing evenTs. ln TacT, aT one Time Bob Tshudy was inspired To wriTe poeTry Tor The GRADESPEAKER. John Reeder. in grade Tour was acclaimed The Child oT The Week Tor being The TirsT one To bring in his healTh cor- recTion slip. During The same year. Doris KauTz did noT miss a single spelling word-imagine! One oT The mosT ouTsTanding honor sTudenTs Tor many OT her grade school years was l-lanna Spon- augle. OT course, The year in which These sTudenTs graduaTed Trom The grades proved To be very ouTsTanding - in one way or anoTher. Elma BreidensTine esTablished herself as a real he- woman when she sTruck Roy HeisTand over The head wiTh a baseball baT. One young carpenTer, Jay T-leisey by name, made a wooden raT Trap buT Tailed To make a caTch. OTTen Mr. Risser's Temper would geT The besT oT him. and he would Throw a ruler aT some unsuspecTing worm. The Tunny parT is ThaT simulTaneously The whole room would duck-all buT The unsuspecTing-and you know The resT. Oh yes, Jay STahl and Ken ErnsT sTarred in a play-called SNICKERTY NICK. The SCEHININDJIDSTITS gianT, Baron Bill-Aaron Bomberrum, was played by Ken, and The gianT's servanT, SnickerTy Nick, was char5cTerized by Jay STahl. This dramaTiza- Tion cerTainly clirnaxed an unTorgeTTable year. Then came high school wiTh all iTs aches and pains. Aaron KauTTman was cerTainly puT in his place when a Teacher broke a ruler over his head. And The enTire sevenTh grade pracTically lived in GuaTemala during hisTory class, lisTening To all Those vivid accounTs oT Miss Geyer's Travels. l-low The boys used To sound all sorTs oT wolT calls aT preTTy Miss RiTzman-The Teacher who Tried To convince her conTused young sTudenTs ThaT There is noThing like cold, buT iusT an absence OT heaT. And do you remember The way our music Teacher senT Those bewildered children one by one To The oTTice Tor misbehavior in music class? BuT liTe was Tun in school, Too-especially The Time everyone broughT a nice shiny apple To Miss WyckoTT's room To munch as a mid-aTTer- noon snack. LaTin verbs?-Those young linguisTs even published a LaTin newspaper, wiTh Mildred OrTenzi ediTing The obiTuary. Mr. Foreman's bio- logical lecTure room oTTered ringsside seaTs Tor The baseball games being played on The play- ground by gym classes. Yes, school had iTs good poinTsl The class oT '48 was guided very ably Through The enTire senior high by PresidenT Jay STahl. During Those years in senior high, many sTudenTs became prominenT in various school pro- grams. OuTsTanding in boys sporTs were Remo lonni, Clair Eshleman, Divo DiClemenT, Roy Hei- sTand, Harold Kreider, William WinTers, Charles Gipe, Franklin Gingrich, Wayne STeTTler, Harold l-losTeTTer, Earl l-loTTman, PeTe Marcucci, and Richard BaraTucci: and Louise Whisler, Lois ShulTz and Lois Copp in girls' sporTs. NoTed in music were Adelia Mease, who presenTed violin solos in The CommuniTy TheaTer many Times, John Bomberger, Nellie STump, and Jay l-leisey. Jessie Nucci's wriTing won her wide acclaim. The TwelTTh oT Those Twelve glorious years in school is drarnaTized picTorially Tor you .in This book. will ROY E. ALGER Prinf Shop Roy hopes fo gef rich quick . . . l'm from Campbellfownu . . . likes fo roam around. espe- cially oufdoors . . . BROADCAS- TER sfaff . . . oufsfanding in soff- ball . . , bashful . . . hafes classes and books .... FAULINE AUM N Sec.-Comm rlval Polly is fhe-cl i ble gal who leads fhe ba df o The field in The ab nc o ' ev'i . . likes all sporfs sp ially swi ind . . . hopes b s c fa x. . loves dan ' gkigsewimg er K lclofh- ing. . . X l Xxx V XLR O M MARY JANE BARN HART Academic Barney hails from Middle- fown . . . has her eye on a cerfain member of fhe sfronger sex . . . chirps soprano . . . good-nafured . . . aims fo make a career of fashion designiqg . . good dancer .... ,iifyJJlN'Jj n r Vlkiflwl li RICHARD J. BARATUCCI Plumbing Shop Dick likes fo win wres-fling mafches . . . smoofh-dancing Romeo . . . bashful . . . would like fo be a coach .... BETTY ANN ALBRITE Academic Preffyf peppy. and popular . . . likes fhe song Anchors Aweigh . . . collecfs leffers from a cerfain person . . . soprano in chorus . . . enfhusiasfic cheer- leader . . . secrefary of Senior Class . . . secrefary of homeroom . . . enioys French class. . . . RICHARD DALE BIBB Elecfric Shop Dick is one of our foofball managers . . . quief . . . likes bruneffes and sporfs . . . dislikes draffing ..... ALVIN ALDINGER Agriculfure Keen iriferesf in all sporfs . . . spends leisure fime hunfing and fishing , . .farming will provide his bread and buffer in fufure life . . . liked by his classmafes .... WARREN ALLEMAN Academic, fl May always be found in some musical acfivify . . . ,blows fhe barifon in. bancl . . loys sporfs and m sicl , ' eresfed in a Q . iH.li+'rI U2-A girl . . . hsppy- ffy 7 . o c y .... 1 , 1 If A La i,, ,f FLORENCE BASEHORE Sec.-Commercial Floss is one of fhe many commercial girls who infend fo be secrefaries for a few years, fhen look forward fo a home . . . likes fo ufilize spare fime in wrifing lef- fers . . .vhafes P.O.D. class. . . . J - x ' , ' f l IS- .J .r - - r- XV X f' rf Q . , J ii ., i X ' V X. QF If A j' ' , J J' 'r , SN' X 'xi , i I r SAMUEL H. BLACK College Prep. Capable eclifor-in-chief of +he CHOCLATIER . . . Sfudenf Council member for four years . . . honor sfudenf . . . always dressed neafly . . . an efficienf leader among his classmafes . . . serious ouflook on life . . . ambi- fion, docfor .... EVELYN R. BLATT Gen.-Commercial Ev is ua saucy lilfle miss whose ambilion is lo become a file clerk . . . likes lo collecl' souvenirs . . . always gives 'Frank opinions . . . lakes greaf inleresl in her work .... JOHN C. BOMBERGER Academic Johnny loofs a 'lrumpel in lhe band . . . hopes 'ro become an eleclrical engineer . . . ollen seen wilh a cerlain IO-A gal . . . lailhful member of many musical aclivilies . . . bashlul bul lull of 'lun .... MONROE C. BROWN, JR. Academic Union Deposifs conlribulion lo Hershey High . . . wrapped up in fruil cakes . . . lels no grass grow under his leel . . . unin- leresled in English class . . . un- cerlain lulure . . . hall palrol member .... HELEN A. BUCKS Gen.-Commercial Bucksey Mn be heard any- 'rimeuseying Qee, Zooix some- wherexxhelween ampbe own and Hersh i . . . s de cling . . . goi' lo be d's se elary . hanrdes a c wilh e e . . . likds To vel an dog neal boogie on ny .... ' jl 3 X, DORETTA LUCILLE BLOSE Gen.-Commercial Lucy fakes an inleresl in music as an ambilion in life . . . clarinelisl . . .occupies spare lime wilh swimming, skafing. dancing and music . . . always does her besl lo cheer someone who is un- happy. . . . 4l,- 1 1, i f 'f JEAN BU NS, A Bkkg.-Co rcinl Red ' A qifl 'wlfhose main ambilion in 'Ria is lo lghvel . . . enioys d ncingpl. . la s pride in helpin t5l'l'1EfS'. . ,. ikes sporls, espe , y lmollgall, . . likes fel- lowsf especially a C lain One who measures 6'2 .... K' ERMA BRAN Voc. Home V as QUENTIN R. BOMGARDNER Academic Hopes lo enlisl in lhe Army eller school . . . few dislikes be- sides homework . . . weakness, prelfy girls . . . lavorile class is sludy hall .... My MA AN Bkkg.-Commercial ' Brancy is one ol our busy bees from C206 . . . hopes lo work in an office aller gradualion . . . small in slalure, bul' oh-lhaf speaking capacilyl . . . loves lo Loves lo eal , ll mile for everyone . ill s y lo become a relar' llf. enjoys wrilinq le rsn, . . inifel dis- like + o 'osile ex . . in- ere in lng laqhcl cook- I . . . V, rs JJ , 1 A v l U e girl who can l love lhe appearance of pokes, elc. . , . would like a beaulician . . . likes lo swim, skale, dance. . . . 23 EMILY JANE CASSEL Sec.-Cqmmefclal Liflle Em Els our smallesl' senior, buf she has made up for 'the brains some of us have nor . . . honor s'luden+ in fyping and shorfhand . . . replies, For good- ness sakesj' vghen surprised .... lx , l X , MELVIN EAUGENE CASSEL Machine S A Offen sayslf' , Nu+sl . . . J x ELSIE V.,5CARLU ETTI Voc. Home Ec. , Likes dancilng and sporfs . . . plans To be -,a beauiicipn , . radiales' h rl charm To 'all . . . popular wmxeifher seg . . . dis- likes being quier' in aclivify MIRIAM L. GASSEL Gen.-Commercial Mim likes drummers and likes 'his 'fr e . 3 kgwn by his molor scoofers .l . , 'rypish fo? red molor oofer . guard on BROADCASTER . . . lylpes fo bd foofb fleam . baseball a receplionisi . . . c lecls souve- play . I xnirs' fo fill a Hllhingz and,x'Sfuf'l k P x k boo .... , 'V , . ANNA CERESINI Gen.-C rnmercial Plans lo fgsdme a clerk or rypisl' affevigf uafidrl . . . favorife pasfirne lsdancwgj . . likes sweel' l 'sid 1 ' ' . M . . . exce, in palience . . fb 'er Xcel alms abou? anyfhing goocll-gszlk fo youl . . . period. . .c 4 V FLORA JOANN CIOBAN Gen.-Commercial il I '- If you hear somedpe say, Swee+ +emp+afion, m,j-halls Flo . . . wanfs 'ro be a iypisf . . . enioys good music-ihafs iivey- skafing and danjeing xi . always up-lo-dare. . . ,,' jf PHlL'IP M. CASSADY Elecfric Shop Herbie likes and indulges in mosl sporfs . . . fall, dark and handsome . . good dancer . . . wanfs fo be a bachelor .... GEORGE R. CASSEL Elecfric Shop Flashbulb is a BROAD- CASTER phofographer . . . de- pendable member of Noon Serv- ice Club . . . dislikes noisy class- rooms . . . always faking piclures . . . hopes +o become an elecfrical engineer . . . aclive in base- ball. . . ESTELLA CIALINI X, ' Sec.-Commercial ff r SieIl'k is rhe saucy, black- hai d lass who ddeisrfi' hhiss any of The alhleiio acfivilies around lown ,X,. likes fo aftend +een-age dances . . .laughs ai' fhe drop of a feafher. . . ,J R. DOLORES C9?LE Academic. ' s LiHle girl wilhlan abundance of persoqalify .lg . chief inkeresrs are muiicpsporfs, and. a cer'rain barifonel prayer . . .,aWays 'full of fun . . . dislikes- liflle quizzes in P., O. D. andilfnglish . . . adds her soprano voice lo chorus .... f Xi l mv LOIS M. COPP 'College Prep. Dewey likes blondes wifh blue eyes . . . iovial and lun- Ioving . . , well liked . . . adds her preffy alfo voice +o chorus . . . alfracfive ,dark, wavy hair . . . likes kisses lchocolafe onesllp. . i, alll mlb M. CRUGNALE. JR. fy Q Academic On i' lhose persons who loves l ea and sleep . . . plays his saxiln e dairyband, prches- lra, a ri . . . l very fond of ho, e MN Aly . . . his ambifil -lo be a musician .... DIVO F. DiCLEMENTE Elecfric Sliop Luiack played varsify full- back . . . shorl, buf fasl on a foofball field . , . ambifion is lo become a ioolball coach . . . bashful . . . sociable . . . good looking .... EVELYN IRENE EQKERT College Honor sfudenf. . , wanfs lo be a lechnician . . . gives isdpporf fo lhe alfo-2 clion in ,cv rus . . . reporfiijjor XRHCCLATIQ R . . . likes Y fravel 5. . . veky good pianisfl . . . dislikes cauliflower . : . rides fo Lawn via Hershey Express .... EDNA CUTMAN Voc. Home Ec. One of our prospeclive house- wives . . . kniffing is her iavorile paslime . . . delesls giving book reporls in English class . . . does much sewing . . . usually giggling ... spends lois of 'rime eafing. . . . CH isrms Avis. en.-Co erciel ' d, wh a alien! - + af' 'Chri ou ear coming o he h . es brown and g . d' ' inlidelily . . . nl e a f isl someday . . . skali , dancing occupy her spare Time .... KENNETH E. ERNST General Kenney likes lo spend, his leisure lime repairing mol s . . . acfivilies include H'-Y an Came eraClub...smo 'hdp er... loves swimming and xljita key . . is always cracking fiokes. . . y l yi. l yi yiil pl I X 1 i SADIE DAUB Sec.-Commercial This is one blonde whose chief inleresf varies from 'rhe ordinary ones-wanfs fo Travel . . . hales homework , , . likes movies, music, sporfs, also a certain male from 'rhe Sand Hills .... :Aa if A swf w!' 'f - JOHN E. DEIMLER Agriculfure Eflicienl worker . . . inlends lo be one of our 'iulure farmers . . . enioys reading animal sfories . . . man of few words . . . a woman haier . . . desires lo be a dairy speciaiisf .... V I fl fy 5 54 -7 jj I4 RAYMOND E. DUSMAN Gen.-Commercial Ray has a peculiar lor is il?l hobby-lhal' of receiving his pay envelope . works al' Car- 5on's aller school. . . only boy in .llhe co mercidl courqe , I J is. an 'excellegil lypisi . . . e pecif 'f bel an Cllice worker. . I J, I i 7. X J ,ni -Q14 nl ' 'l n ., , f, V is, VI BETTY J. ESPENS ,ADE Voc. Home Ec fl This quiel m ide I make an excellenl ho e i . . . nol' fond of book re s . . . iled cook...k lsQadwea ' r leisure lim . . ind al rls lover . .f fl il A N X L VELMA I. 'EARST Acadqixiiz 4 Chubbygidothummyyf . an- olher of o r i 'l re women in while . . .dgxlzlhl Xkzompahrion . . . ewiiayqy ver fhincfl 1 disfavors sluick-up peo le . induslrial arls disciple .... AR J 1' XSNACHT XA emic xk h m n wilh he icky ie . . oluble . . li s The 'Marine mn'N. .. i o be a lypisl . . . dislike glish class . . . lnd of spor , especially skaling. . . ROBERT E. FASNACHT Prinf Shop Fuzzy was an able foolball manager . . . aclive in swimming . . . on CHOCLATIER arl slaizf . . . cooperalive . . . likes girls and ouidoor life , . . prinfer for B ROADCASTER .... w44 f i CHARLOTTE R. ESHLEMAN Academic One of our peppy cheer- leaders , . . always having a good lime . . . frim blonde who hopes +o be a nurse . . . prelly soprano voice... likes 'ro ear . . . member of Boosrer Club and Tri Hi-Y .... CLAIR ROSS ESHLEMAN Machine Shop Esh played varsily lefl lac- kle . . . likes blondes . . . hobby- - hunling . . . dependable . . . bashlul . . . rides blue mofor scooler . . . handsome. . . . 1 , I ,fi- l ' K . WRTLE Erzwmsn lQVoc. Home Ec. lnleresls lie chiefly in fhe home!rxrTaking field . . . hobby- colleej' g recipes . . . likes very muchxlgkgook and sew . . . blushes easilyx. .i. doesn'l have much +o PAUL FITTERER Academic Well-dressed Romeo of 204- . . . excellenl poslure . . . lhumbs down on sluck-up juniors . . . en- lhusiaslic abouf hayrides plus girls wifh dark, wavy hair . . . his ambi- lion---unknown . . . likes ice skaling gee! MARGUERITE FAWBER 1 4 Commercial IQ' A quiel, cons ' xgirljqlxljjf . . . excellenl slud . . .i r N modes? . . . an exa ple f MARY K- FLORY ily .... ,V ' P T' .Voc. Home Ec. -A W If .W N-yy, A reserved individual . . . -Qpiiff ,jijgf 5-i FL M preparing for a life in horne-mak- ' i ing . . . enjoys being wilh people 1,5 3 wilh whom she can have lun . . . 'ii wifi I indusfrial arls member . , . likes wooderail' . . . dislikes sluck-up people .... JAY N. GARBER Carpenler Shop Oulslanding sludenl . . . rf IRMA ISON mmercial , reserved p on who e n spoke . . . enjoys n a lh no...chiel 'e l e a housewile real ludenl in all her lasses Ge A q i lgl. R .W in lil E as . . .n . ways busy . . . compelenl an amusing shop loreman , . , lreas- urer ol his homeroom . . . spends his leisure lime riding his Whizzer . . . wanls lo conlinue in carp- enlry .... MARY M. GARRISON Sec.-Commercial Mary is one ol oun shy mem- bers ol lhe lgirjekgclfdsgambilion is flo lifefome a secrelary . . . ellicianl, nesp nsibflevf . . eller surprfsingfgpgriencei she says a calm My wo d . ' mf! fy il Y HAROLD R. GINGRICH Aulo Body Bud likes women . . . aclive as a lrayeler . . . ambilious aulo- mobile mechanic . . . has a prolil- able hobby-pholography .... Prinling Shop Jake is lhe cooperalive vice-presidenl ol Teen Age Club . . . quiel and considerale ol olhers . . . lilies all sporls, especial- ly loolball . . . mighl be a loolball coach .... MELVIN ROY GOCHENAU R ROBERT E. GESFORD Carpenler Shop Hopes lo play hoclcey or base- ball in lhe lulure . . . honesl and raliye . . . likes sporls . . . coope makes lrinkels .... , WQ, f, C9772 gg e-WW DALE RUSSELL GINDER FR KLI E. GINGRICH Aulo Body Shop l 1, Academic l J ff Bulch is very shy bul lilces 'l'Ginlcy' has coaehi sf n women . . . enioys ealing and ambilion . .,.lo s . . . sleeping . . . spends his leisure hales lo ef . . . aclive in lime around aulos . . . hunls . . . spor . . . Varsily H and Hi-Y mighl be an aulo dealer or pholo- . .T eases everyone . . . lilies lyp- grapher. . . ing class. . . malce Ea! ,,? PAUL RICHARD eineafci-I Carpenler Shop Ginny lilces sollball , . .will an honesl carpenler . . . always prompl lo class . . . mem- ber ol chorus . . . enioys ouldoor recrealion. . . . 1 ,ajax ' 2 N-1 x ,f , Q 'X I Machine .Shop Mel spends his leisure lime hunling and fishing . . . aims lo be CHARLES JAY GIPE a mechanic . . . lilces sporls, espe- cially baseball .... l 27 DAWN GUTSHALL Gen.-Commercial Nye'l. has a brighT TuTure planned T r herselT: ThaT oT be- c ming y. housewiTe . . . h,s ,a jbylgd lgffbii- Toi riiissing Tclzjfbus dfyrfsclhool . . . like ,fT drive The carjoT a certain Afgmnus . . . your ,Wishes are! glranTecll . . ROY HEISTAND Academic SporTs occupy mosT of his Time . . . The TooTball Team's cap- able quarTerback . . . aiming To be a maTh Teacher . . . TaiThTul parTicipanT in Hi-Y and Hall Pa- Trol . . . handsome. . PAUL W. HEISEY Carpenfer Shop Likes carpenTry . . . hopes To be a conTracTor . . . known as Onion . . . dislikes books . . . dependable . . . bashTul . . . acT- ive in swimming and soTTball. . L . GENE ARTHUR GOODHART Machine Shop Skip dislikes draTTing and long skirTs . . . acTive in box- ing . . . hopes To gain Tame as a boxer . hobby is women. . . JAY M. HEISEY Academic The Tommy Dorsey oT our Senior Class . . . hails Trom The greaT Palmdale ...always comes up wiTh The righT answer aT The righT,Time . . . represenTs The music deparTmenT in STudenT Council . . . conTinually busy. . . . MARY ANN HERSHEY Gen.-liommercial Mar And loves dancin and recQvin mai Trom a sail . . . Holy c ! . . wanTs be a o iTe . . . ha oisTerous ' gay person . . . Xmw ' IV. ,F he X ill 10 Q DOLORES MAE GRUMBINE Sec.-Commercial Dolly is a neaT liTTle pack- age OT concenTraTed personaliTy plus . . . enioys meeTing people . . . hopes To become a secreTary or oT'Fice worker . . . can always be depended upon as a TaiThTul Triend. . . . DONALD E. HARTMAN Voc. DraTTing Don is an eTTicienT member oT The Noon Service Club . . . chorusmember . . . likes Triends and sporTs . . . enjoys Tlying and hunTing .... - lx l , rx 4 ' fi-.J T X T 1 RAYMOND K. HEISEY Elechfic Ssiop Likes To Tly model airplanes . . . will make a good elecTrician . . . prompT . . . likes bruneTTes looks Tonward To gradua- Tion .... H. ROBERT HERSHEY AgriculTure Chief ambiTion in liTe is To Tarm . . . admires girls . , . enioys working wiTh mechanical and elec- Trical devices . . . haTes To give book reporTs . . . Tall, dark-haired chap .... 28 i JOHN HENRY HERR Aufo Body Shop Johnny aims fo be a me- chanic . . . humorous . . . likes blondes and lraveling . . . Nur+zl is his favorile saying .... EDWARD L. HOFFMAN Aufo Body Shop Red is inleresled in a blonde from Sunbury . . . en- lhusiaslic abou? chasing rabbils . . . wanls lo be a shop inslruclor . . . an ambilious lad who spends much lime linkering wifh his car .... HELEN HQRST 1 pr, Voc. Home EcQ '- g H, s +o be aimodel pr a hbnewif 4. fclaims shzisdoesnd' like Q32 boys .'. ug loves prefiy clolhies . . . sewsfarid cooks well . . .liked by her classmafes. . . . BONNIE LEE H FF All Gen.-Com '5 Bon is a ular gi w o is a lanal when i comes o ance music . . . ho s 'ro recep- lionisl o ly sf . e's a slump- fy O jumper . . ' i BR AD- CAPTE . . follows the loofball 6 ... EARL HOFFMAN Academic Energelic Earl is a sporl lover . . . fulure gym leacher . happy- go-lucky . . . indihferenl' lo girls ljokel . . . played quarferback on foofball team . . . wresller . . . Varsiiy H and Hi-Y member. . . PHYLLIS M. HOLLINGER Academic 204's olificial window-hahgen foward lhe vo afioqfl ch '. . . pleasi periohaliiylf. . ondldi how k Jr g . . , eiesfs spina wanls lo silflldrliiay, especially voca . ,Lf ,-, it 'lk 1' HAROLD i HOSTETTER Academic Tall, blond Harold likes lo have fun . . . lakes aclive parl in baskelball and l-li-Y . . . enjoys flying . . , chief inleresl in school, females. . . . i ouler . . . casls occasional lancia il JAMES LEWIS HOFFSMlTH Machine Shop Jimmy played varsily baskelball . . . likes lo hunl . . . aims To be an aulo mechanic . . good-looking .... ERlKA HOLZ Academic This laughing maiden wanls a career in leaching , , , opposed 'ro loo much reading . . . unper- furbed individual . . . chirps away in chorus . . . likes almosl' every- lhing. . . . I u HELEN HOSSLER Sec.-Commercial Likes fhe fellows . . . wanfs lo become a secrefary . . . enioys driving cars ...when discouraged. murmurs, Ah, nufsl . . . quiel in a crowd: bursls inio speech wifh lhe gang .... K I 30 REMO ANTHONY IONNI Machine Shop Ray dislikes dances and physics class . . . Iall cenler on our Miifljlsf WILLIAM H. JOHNSTON Academic 'Iihis newcomer lo Hershey collecls snapshois . . , conslanlly reads books . . . plans lo go lo J.C .,.. doesn'+ care loo much 'lor school . . . quiel and friendly . . . likes 'lrack and baskelball. . . . . T , ffl' ix Q-I AARON M. HKALj AN . Aca 'mx Curl Xeigpecxd fo enlisf in lhe ' Ss' I lad 2 . . y . . dislikes 'ru Ripsx. . . pliers sldying our I . . diligeni pholographer l CLATIER , . .crazy aboul if Q IPI .... RUTH ANNA KEGERREIS ' College Prep. A lrim blonde wilh a pleasing personalily . . . goal is nursing . . . secrelary of Tri-I-li-Y . . . represenlalive lo Sludenl Council . . . dislikes slraighl hair. . . likes 'lo eal .... ffiliwl loolball ieam . . . member of Senior Class Council . . . Sludenf Council Represenlaiive . . . hand- some .... illle CZIO . . . of course Bucks evenings spenl' ler ol Fromm's FREDERICK C. KERR Machine Shop Fred likes 'lo argue . . . hopes lo become an airplane me- chanic . . . dislikes women . . . irequenlly ullers Pardon me . . . inlelligenl . . . aclive in Sludenl Council, baseball, loolball . . . knows Harrisburg like a book . . . enjoys hunling and l'ruck-larm- ing .... ILLIAN S. JEFFRIES Blukg.-Commercial Susie is 'lhal slalely bul smarl-looking bruneile who dis- likes shorl skiris . . , when 'dis- couraged quoies, I give up . . . hopes lo become a secrelary or a bookkeeper . . . he-re's wishing her luck! . . . ETHEL VERA JONES Blrkg.-Commercial Jonesy finds wriling leliers an excelleni means ol ulilizing spare lime . . . wanls lo be a beaulician-parl-lime . . . house- keeper lhe remainder . . . dislikes homework-gui who doesn'l? . . . 1,:,0J-'J-I' 0 LEH MAN KELLER Machine Shop A good English sludenl . . . bashiul . . . likes hunling . . . wanls 'ro be a ioolmaker .... . 5 N reefs ,PATRICIA A. KIEBLER College Prep. Pal is a pholography fiend . , . supporls band, orcheslra and chorus . . . skilled in arls and craifs . . , sociable . . . iack of all hobbies . . . loves making fudge . . . hales work . . . will wend her way lo Junior College .... l ANNE A. KLUCHER Bkkg.-Commercial Anne wishes +o become a radio aclress . . . collecls pholos of famous people . . . always a high raler scholaslically . . . quief generally, buf can carry a con- versafion amiably .... NANCY JOANNE College Prep. Tiny buf very ambifious . . . senior secfion chief of CHOCLA- TIER , , . likes foofball games . . , honor sludeni . . . soprano in Senior l-ligh Chorus . . . aims fo be in Chrislian service . . . lends a helping hand To anyone in need .... NORMAN R. LEESER Prinf Shop Norm is a quiel prinier for lhe BROADCASTER . . . likes baseball . . . always visiling Com- mercial Building . . . good-look- ing .... BETTY JANE LINGLE Sec.-Commercial Mick likes lo read deleclive slories . . . wanls lo be a legal secrelary . . . enioys good movies . . . near, shy, blonde . . . honoy X ,f 1 mdenf .... f yd , , UQ gl ZVOAQ-V1 ROLD N. KREI ER Academic l2A's handsome conlriloulion +o lhe foolball squad . . . hails from ihe village of Campbellfown . . . likes all sporls . . . carefree . . . inlends fo go lo college . . . lavorife class, siudy hall .... 'YK ELAINE RUTH KUNTZ Bkkg.-Commercial iElaine is srnalginislalure, loul' Yalbfgffll cule, shy, srraw- , blonde . .xiuliills promises ,J. , alwaysla friend . failhiul enjoys music-'.'. . wanfs lo be a lypysl. . . RUBY LONG i Voc. ome c. a Teacher , o s in lrial arls W s a scihool l Y ...d ps s kgjf g uief bul carefree. . O WILBUR C. KREISER Machine Wil:n would like lo be a machinisr . . . quiel . . . honesl . . . dislikes English . . . likes red molor scoolers .... JOAN E. LARSEN Academic Pelife bul powerfuf . . chic lass wifh loadsjgff 65 . - - pe.-gafisxf. wifi ecome 6 house- ,Qifpfi gews d ces like a sis aswell ,., aqhye fn al aclivxlies NAOMI RUTH LEHMAN Gen.-Commercial Chubby likes monkeys . . . hopes lo be a file clerk . . , enigys lisrening 'ro lhe radio.. fpossbssfs friendly characferislics . . .'i gig- gles. . . H hid we IM N, , . c X Qbfy. BEVERLY ELAINE MAS ORE College Prep. , Bev loves la es and music . . . o o like snoofy people , . ho o be employed in some er enf work . . . has a ile ev ryone . . . senior s ' eporfer for CHOCLA- . . . cra abo odd salf a pepper sh . I I JEANEIIIE 1 CCO KL xi A914-s Q 1 Energbeici lassiex ifh dark hairhif d bro n e I . . . hails from' e popfgl is-B . . . likes fhe pposife sex d makes friends e ily . fx inf s fo be a nurse . . ardenil Supporfer of Boosfer Club .... L- RITA E. IQAELL Voc. H ff 'wp Sings fe or inze sfed in ga cerfain I3 rifoie .Lf likes fo ljugh . . . s odles of friends .l. e ire f e a loepufician .Vic s es nds'swifh afief . . .I I . Wi ADELIA JEAN MEASE Displayed her arfisfic kfalenf in The CI-IOQLATIER . . . handles a violin likela genius . . . wanfs To sludy music . . . always ready fo . dislikes being quief af lauhgi any fifme. PETE MARCUCCI Prinf Shop Prinfer for BROADCASTER . , . on Cl-IOCLATIER arf sfaff . .. likes all sporfs . . . wresfler . . . friendly . . . aims fo be a linofype operafor . . . likes fo dance and sing. . . . GLENN R. MARTIN Plumbing Shop Arnbifion phofographer aufomobiles . . . . Snowball . . . makes Chrisf- mas houses for Chrisfmas free vil- - a plumber or . . . inferesfed in . . always smiling lages. . . . PAUL MAULFAI R Aufo Body A friendly chap who is fond of hunfing . . . specializes in mak- ing ash cans . . . likes bruneffes . . . aims fo be a mechanic. . . . College Prep. I LEROY D. MENEAR Aufo Body Lee and ambifion go fo- gefherr. . . favors blondes and bruneffes . . . oufsfanding in rnafh . . . wanfs fo he a mechanic . . . goes on many hikes and shorf frips .... ELVIN R. MILLER I Ele ric Shop his 'har ' and a s o e an aufo e .1 I ini-esesfed HELEN ELIZABETH MILLER in handicraff . . likes fun. . . Voc. Home lEc. 'ft f A This fufure housewife enioys sewing . . . passes much fime sing- ing . . .plays fhe piano . . , like- able lass . . . lends supporf fo mixed and girls' choruff . . y ly l '31 A ll Lili 'A ' ,ML Y L,-gi' , 32 I NANCY M. MOYER Academic Enlhusiaslic horseback rider . . . likes lo bake chocolale cakes JOHN W' MOYER . . . will conlinue her sludies in Carpenler Shop Comical . . . rnighl be a carpenler . . . makes pins . . . likes women . . . lavorile paslime is loaling ,... NANCY MUENCH Academic we presi- of sporls in numerous aclivilies. . DOROTHY E. NESTER Voci Home Ec. Anolherx of our fulure house- wives . . . indulgqs immovies . . . does much sewinlglx. . does nol favor school .4.l . enioys develop- ingpiclures in her leisure .... ess: 5 ucci Prep x . . , Co h rming lass of I2-A . . . e p c eerleader . . . likes all wa - . . . wise and willy . . . noled for er humor . . . edilor-in- chief -l B OADCASTER . . ., busy . . . C O LATIER slall. . . . eilher science or music . . . al ways exclaiming Really! . . . dislikes being licklex l. . . or cheslra .... - ,ll Xl! ll males. ANNABELLE MYERS Gen.-Commercial Anna is one ol lhose who enjoys lraveling . . . hopes lo k in an office . . . remembered for her book reporls . . . boisler- OUS. . .. ARRABELLE MYERS MERVIN R. NEARHOOD Sec.-Commercial Aulo Body Shop Arra appropriales her spare Member of chorus . . . aims lime lor singing . . . will become lo be an aulo mechanic . . . someone's elficienl secrelary . . . honesl and loyal . . . drives gray iovial . . . likes lo lease her class- Plymoulh. . . . . . QQ' CQ 2,5 We College Prep. An energelic member of our pep squad . . . fealure reporler ol CHOCLATIER . . . enioys lak- ing and developing piclures . . . likes all sporls, especially swim- ming . . . aims lo become an air hosless . . . ance. . . neal in appear- BLANC!-kE,'NYxE en.-Cohimerciel Hsenl' likes debsigg , , , BROADC STER and HOCLAY Tim. L. win Ri4f+i5+fC rf . good arlcer ghd, filer. .llims lo b commerciz-1? adkrgger or proof- ader .... I A1 3 JOAN NEWTON ' . ' J , , ANTHONY ORTENZI Plumbing Tony really likes school . . . plays golf . . . cheerful plumber . . . has an inleresfing hobby- women. . f A i y 'Wi pl 'N , if 5' ii PAUL J. oRTiTY Plumbing W Likes blondes and brunelles , , ,will make a 'friendly and cheer- ful plumber . , . frequenlly de- clares, l 'rhink +haf's righf' . . . exudes much energy around mofor- cycles and cars . . . spends his leisure Time skafing .... NORMA PAULINE PAPONETTI Sec.-Commercial Pap is a cure brunelfe whose desire is lo become a seare' 'rary . . . hobby is 'ro fravelm . . likes loofball lplayers, 'lool-Y. . . a 'rrue friend . . . seldom down- hearledf ,... ARLENE O'NEAL Sec.-Commercial Arlene is a person who loves fun buf confines i+ +o 'rhe proper lime and place . . . rypisl for Cl-lOCLATlER . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . member of Debafe Club . . . wanls +o become secre- 'rary . . . we wish her luck. . . . DORA P Vo h Pelile Dor s infe sled in 'rhe medical ssion . . . Person' alily plus . . . orlsl ... skales well . . . oes n Ii sauer krau , l b85ly ome a house- ROSIE M. PAVONE Sec.3Comnye!gral RoLQis one ofilhe crowd from 'the cornimellcial building who can be, said harknonizilng any+ime be- +w classesg 'somelimes during . . . incidenlally, fhefresulfs are favorable . . . wan+s l'o become a secrelary .... 'X RUSSEL E. O'NEAL Plumbing Rus+y does nofhing buf sludy . . . says holy smokes af frequenl inlervals . . . likes women . . . hopes fo be a good plumber . . . olfen lalks abou? baseball and foofball . . . enioys all sporls in- cluding hunling .... D blk elriwli! M E . EN lx obby ' coll i. ecords . . . h r Ip! v I n s J . . opes q fran ing lo become a Iikek opu ar mu'andm'yes... ief... Wien be seen reafi a good book . . . friendlyij . s , I y 1 DAVID W. PATRICK Carpenier Shop A sporls lan . . . class comedian ...will make a coopera- Tive carpenler . . . honesf . . modesl. . LYDIA ANN ERACCHIA Se .- mmerga Lee e e ainder of her qro secrelar . . . a limes fashions. wan l become a . .. i sophisficafed ays ' ime wifh 'rhe , . we rs lhe lafesi all Yea for Union Deposif' . . . Pal is enlhusiaslic over sporls F. BRUCE PU RCELL Academic JOHN E. POWELL C I Sho arpen er P club, lraclc, and I-li-Y member Flash dislilces dancing. . . . and girls . . . comedian . . . loyal 'ro all his 'Friends .... Red will malce a cheerful mechanic . . . aclive in sporls . . . wresller . . . shy . . . freclcled. . . . lalenle dress Malces her d 'n I' RALPH C. RAYNES Machine Shop RIS R Z. I . I Ei I' loves mixer wil her R. GEORGE RISSER Carpenler Shop An honest generous, and co- operafive lad . . . member of RALPH RICHARDS chorus and Noon Service Club . . . Aulo Bod Sho inleresled in Track . . . likes all Y P Bashlul . . . an experl' in re- Ouldoor spoils' - - - pairing cars. . . I-lighspire grocery man . . , famous 'cowboy of the road .... Adrnires women in long slcirls . . . develops piclures . . . wanls lo go 'ro Elhiopia . . . fond of a cerlain freshman girl . . . camera good plumber . , , playg hockey a, file clerlc or Iypisl . . . lavorile . swimmer . . . bashful. . . . ,X A. Li., ' i V' Prinl Shop i' yylpinball playerfz . . JOHN W. REEDER BETTY L. REESE Plumbing Shop Gen.-Commercial A sporfs fan , , , will malce a Bell'y's ambilion is lo become colors: brown and gold . . . likes lo gain new friends . . . loves dancing .... Z, . . rx -. 4 s. of , 'W 'N . - m xg f -N' 1 X. 'Q :L -, ALICE A. RHOADES Voc. Home Ec. Jolly companion . . . a lulure housewife, no doubf . . . becomes disqusled wilh dull assemblies . . . collecfs novel pins . . . music and .fnovie lover .... -fc . ' Q.-JL, WILLIAM CALNQIN RAJNES X Val ' isffond gf Mresllinq . . . may bcicomex' pri +?!or engi- x peer ffl. comi QI arg' riehdly . . . lflilyefijboxhhg . jgood dancer . . . GLADYS LOUI-SE SANDERS f Adademic -S Very Conscienfious abou,f'her lessons . .,. hsupporlfer of fhe Boosfer Club aynd ATri-l-li-Y . . . conservarive . likes swimming and slcafing . .ff gal of few words . . . has a smile for everyone. . . . 0 CHARLES H. RITTEL ' Prinf Shop V Frequenfly heard saying, A WJ l-low you doing? . . . prinfer for my BROADCASTER . . . likes an JA - RUSIACKAS sporfs . . . honesf . . . fakes life easy . . . deep sea fishing and hunling are his favorife pas- fimes .... 5 Xllll .. C e GRACE R. SEAMAN NANCY L. SELUER ' Sec.-Commercial Academic i Gracie is one of fhoge Enioys i music and reading people lcnown as man-hafers . . . 901751 bOOkS'. ,n . ice 'slcaling 'is wanfs fo be a secrefary , . , fahh- herehbbbfy . . . defermined fo be ful, conservafive, helpful . . . fhaf's a nurse . . . does nof like fallrafive our G-racie l . . . eo le , . . s orfs fan . . 2 sweel' , l,fA. SHULTZ College Prep. Shorfy vefoes liffle men and sissy boys . . . her aspirafions are in The field of buying . . . enlhusiasfic abouf any sporf . . . vice-presidenf of Boosfer Club . . . presidenf of homeroom . . . fall, curly-haired, and charming .... P P P and mild . f, enfhusiasfic Boosfer Club and Tri-Hi-Y member. GENE S. SMITH Prinf Shop Acfive member of Golf Team and Varsify l-l Club. . . has hunf- ing as a favorire pasfime . . . aims 'ro be a iob prinfer . . . plays golf .. . lilces fo have a nice girl. .1 . College Prep. Honor sfudenf . . . aims fo confinue in fhe scienfific field . . . a whiz in Mr. Herr's classes . . . personalify plus . . . gives supporl lo The band and lo chorus . . . blonde and brainy .... DOMlNlC W. SCHIAVONI Elecfric Shop Professor lilces arf, elec- rronics, and women . . . wanfs fo be an arlisf . . . infelligenl' . . . inferesfed in foofball and golf .... VINCENT J. SILVESTER Machine Shop Jimmy lilces women . . . ex- cellenf golfer . . . hopes fo be a 'machinisf . . . bashful . . . fall, clark and curly-haired . . . spends much fime driving his car .... MARJORIE G.fSlclF3l5Rj. Gen.-Corprriyfci J fl Margei' il! one of fhose luclxy girls! o can drive' a car . i, 'kgszpalmdale .j'f'V. member of BR CASIEIYSMFF . wanfs fo b a vpvfll . . likeskfo dance. swimfand swoon over fhe lafesf record releases .... 36 l . '- LJ l y 4--sh: Nik,- it . , N. xx 'gffi ,jj v . L l ' in i'S.f iY A-I a' ,ze nf I SJ , exif' l X ,VJ JAY L. STAHL, III if X ly- fi V College Prep. Harry James of Hershey High . . . presideni oi senior class HANNA LOU SPONAUGLE . . . popular wi+h everyone, espe- Academic cially fhe weaker sex . . . depend- Spoon hopes io become an arfisi . . . aihle-'fic . . . aciive member oi Boosfer Club . . . fall dark-haired lass . , . arf edifor of CHOCOLATIER , . . wiliy . . . fakes life easy . . . one of our ienors in chorus. . . JACQUELYN L. STAUFFER College Prep. Jackie, fhe chaiierbox of I2-A . . . infelligenf lass . . . laughs readily . . . mighf become a Florence Nighfingale . . . experi fray iuggler . . . champion gum- chewer. . . . JACK srucxevi Academic Likes io fease and ioke . . . enioys chasing women . . . his goal-engineering . . . bans mak- ing speeches . . . swims oiien . . . one of our hall policemen .... SHIRLEY KATHLEEN STUMP College Prep. This liille bundle of charms has a smile for everyone . . . never a duU,,momen+ with her . . . aims fo be an air hosfess . . . good mixer . . . Elizabelhfown College fan. . . . X. able . . . plans fo go io college . . . sings fenor in chorus . . . baskefball . . . infelligeni . . well-mannered .... LORETTA J. STONER Academic Always aiiraciively dressed . . . loves 'ro eal' chocolafe ice cream . . . spends lofs of Time sewing her own clofhes . . . dislikes aims To be an office worker . . . charming personalify. . . . JANICE L. SWARTZ Academic Pianisf of our orchesfra . . . enioys ice skafing . . . likes people who are gbodxs oris . . . good sporf herself ..f. ambiiion, nurs- ing . . . leafure reporfer of CHOCLAXUER . . . hares cooked iurnipsc 7 .' likes blondes .... KL lengfhy speeches in assembly . . . WAYNE D. STETTLER College Prep. Doc likes French commands . ... is enfhusiaslic aboul' sporfs . . . plays varsify baskeiball . . . plans io conlinue. his sfudies in college . . . may become a docfor . . . gives impression he is bash- iul. . . . WILLIAM ALLEN STOVER A Eleciric Shop Bill aiiempis almosi any- ihing . . . foofball 'rackle . . . wan+s +o be his own boss . . . relishes felling iokes . . . huge and humor- ous .... NELLIE STU MP Academic Her pafh leads io college . . . iall and 'rrim . . . excels in music . . . ihinks dancing is heavenly . . . sews in her spare momenis . . . has loads of acfiviiies . . . feature reporfer on CHOCLA- TlER siaif .... ROBERT I. TSHUDY Academic Always manages fo pop up wifh a corny joke . . . likes fo falk . . . fakes lifefeasy . . . ambifion lies in,fhe business filelgl. . . fakes parf in many schoolgacfivifies . . . allergii fo English., lass .... ,I ' f ,r s VERNA L. VIA Sec.-Commercial Verna is one of our consfanf honor roll members . . . wanfs fo be a secrefary . . . quief, reserved . . . sfudious, buf fun-loving af fhe proper fime .... GEORGE B. WAGNER Carpenfer Shop Shorfy likes sporfs . . . parficipafes in wresfling and swim- ming . . ..likes hockey . . . an honesf and courfeous member of Sfudenf Council . . . favorife ex- pression: Holy cowl' . . . fy FRANKLIN es WAGNER 3 Yigriculfure FFaXnIlle's lXc jef inferesf is phofography .X . enfhusiasfic sporfsxifan . . . cfivifies, F,F.A. if an c rus . . ., g clair s ebialisfyxl . . claims he has no fi for gi,r . x , a X X - l x 51111- ' ROSS C. SWARTZ y' H Carpenier Shop A Chick expecfs fo engage in frack . . . enioys hunfing and fish- ing . . . quief, buf funny . . . ex- pecfs To build his way fo happi- ness .... lannin fo be a BETTY LOUISE WEAVER Aefdemic Bundle of giggles wifh a charming smile . . .lwgnfs fo be- come a vocalisf . ,,i'-yvery fond of a cerfain sailor . . Lldislikes Eng- lish . . . obby islydancing . . . .bound fo be seen af every fl dance .... X . V, my MARGARET JUNE TICE Sec.-Commercial A member of fhe affirmafive feam of fhe Debafing Club . . . wanfs fo become a bank secrefary . . . high marks... known for her oufbursfs of giggles. . . . X I fy aww N f fryv-1' 'IN WILLIAM H. UMBERGER, JR. College Prep. Bill is presidenl' of fhe Sfudeni' Council... man of very few words . . . honor sfudenf . . . always gefs his work done on fime . . . serious- minded . . . infencls fo sfudy law .... PAUL M. WATKINS Carpenfer Shop Likes bicycling . . . keeps busy as a bumble bee.. . friendly wifh classmafes . . . November firsf and December firsf are his red leffer days .... RICHARD S. WEAVER Auio Body Dick adds his fenor voice fo chorus . . .bashful . . . spends his 'rime bending fenders . . . -likes women. . . . l ,A ,Q 3,,f, ' I f 'I . .. ef' LOUISE I. WHISLER Academic Whis admires blonde hair and blue eyes . . . hopes fo bea nurse . . . presidenl' of Boosfer Club . . . dislikes fhose who have no sense of humor . . . excellenl in sporfs . . . cufe and curly-haired . . . loves lo Tease everyone. . . . GQERALD LEE WILEY QX4- Elecfric Shop Q00 Ser is a friendly member of Se i ou'ngil . . . hopes fo be an me IMA . . BROADCAST Eyelphojggkgpher . . . a good scouf , . . lilces vacafions dislilces geffing up early .... RAY FRANKLIN WISE Carpenier Shop Senior secfion assisfanf on Cl-IOCLATIER sfaff . . . Ar? ice Club . . . collecfs fo Serv- reign money . . . lilces carpenfry . . . frys fo hunf . . . phofography . . . very friendly. . . . DONALD R. YOST Plumbing Donald enjoys eafing sleeping . . . lilces mafh and ball . . . wanfs fo refire young , . . frequenfs bowling ...friendly plumber. . . . club a n d base- while alleys ' K J . A .ul V xy THOMAS CORWIN WHITE Academic Tom gives ouf offen wilh. Holy Mackerel . . . may become a foresl ranger.. . dofes on danc- ing ancl school , . . collecfs coins . . . good ear for music. . . . senniczi J. EEIGEQ f I A .Avcademicl , Too1'i i enioys sporfsgf. . . would lilce: fo be a fypisf . . . collecfs pennanfs . . . ji on fhe Cl-'IOCUATIER adverfising slaf' tx. Qlwgys full of fun. X . . I si i El 1 is . A! iw. SAMUEL M. WILLARD College Prep. Very sfudious i , . .,w'l On- 1 'Iinue h's I d' ' f ' ' I1 . . . ini' sfiioi1eS'm,' IC ff' ' 1 reef... I 'C seems shy . . . islilces lorrg slcirfs. . . . JOHN E. WILLIARD , Eleclric Shop' I Johnny'y' plays foofball . . . friendly . inferesfed in elec- 'rronic5,, , . lilies ice hockey . . . steady wifh a junior commercial . . . has a cufe grin. . . . LEROY P. WINGERT Elecfric Shop May be an elecfrician or sailor . . . lilces sweef fhings, such as women and cakes . . . fallcafive . . , friendly. . . . WILLIAM GEORGE WINTERS Academic Bill wanfs fo be an engineer . . . fond of iunior girls . . . dis- lilces senior girls . . . member of Varsify I-I and I-li-Y . . . enioys foofball and baslcefbell . . . fall, darlc, and whaf-nof .... BETTY WOLFERSBERGER Voc. Home Ec. obby is c ecfing movie sfar pcfures .vi . doesn'f cere u h or school . . eff' Wg sewing E. individual - Q XV: ilxjje sxfdjma career of ho emakmgiyi. . . X 39 l Zin Memoriam LOIS SHIREMAN '48 In loving memory of our ciassmaie, Lois Siwireman, who was graduaied from ihis world on November 29, I946, we whisper prayerfully rhe immorfal, comforiing words of Tennyson: Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar When I put out to sea, But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell When I embarkg F 6r though from out our bourne of time and place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the barf' THE SHOW GOES DN We, The senior class of Hershey High School, in The year ninefeen-hundred and forTy-eighT, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make our lasT will and TesTamenT. To The school we leave a sufficienT supply of Duz To brighTen The walls of our corridors for The new painTings. To The Teachers we leave hearing aids for class discussions and coTTon for befween-class Time. To Mr. Frock we bequeafh sound-proof walls and a smile. To Mr. Chesfnuf we presenT one boy scouT knife and a book en+iTIed The ArT of CuTTing Up. We would like To Take lvliss LiddicoTe along, buT because of The Teacher shorTage, we feel ThaT iT is wise To deparT wiThouT her. To Mr. lvlcCuTcheon we leave a Tin G-Man badge and a soldier's helmeT. To The underclassmen we leave our bubble-gum which may be salvaged from The desks and seafs by scraping wiTh sharp knives. To any devoTed underclass girls, Joan Larsen, Doris KauTz, Helen HorsT, and oTher engagees leave Their version of The book 'How To GeT a Man and Hold Him. To The juniors we leave nofhing-They Think They have everyThing. To The sophomores we leave The common sense we failed To use. To The freshmen we give all The opporfunifies we overlooked in making Hershey High The finesf school in every respecf. To The sophomore girls wiTh senibr boy friends we bequeaTh The necessary handkerchiefs To caTch The Tears. To The sTudenT body we give a year's supply of slugs To use in The pay Telephone. To The commercials and elecTive TypisTs we leave one permiT To use The elevaTor in The commercial building. To The fooTball Team we bequeafh a fooTball: here's hoping They will make use of iT and Turn ouT a new record for Hershey High. To The Hall PaTrol we will some sofT-soled shoes, billy clubs, and a hemp-rope of corridor lengTh To keep The Traffic from colliding. We don'T leave anyThing To The swimming Team, buT we remove Jack Sfuckey hoping ThaT iT will help. To Bev Barnard we leave Nellie STump's yen for older men. To Chauncey Breckenmaker we bequeaTh Aaron KauTf'man's Korn, To Joanne Peck we leave Nancy Kreider's abiliTy To keep quieT. For The benefiT of Fred Edris we Take wiTh us The key To The deTenTion room. To Gloria BaraTucci and Bill Long we bequeafh a wind bag To be used everyTime The dying fire of Their romance needs fanning. To Harry Hoffman we leave Bruce Purcell's cradle- robbing abiliTy. To Carl Crum we give Frank Gingrich's speed on The baskefball courT. Jay Heisey's voice we leave To no one for he needs iT himself. To Ken German we leave Bill STover's weighT and wiT. To Frances Nucci we bequeaTh all her sisTer's abiliTies. To Gary Moore we leave Paul FiTTerer's Trim appearance. To Eva Cialone we bequeaTh one gross of green permiTs lsignedl headed, Eva excused. To Levi Zeigler we leave Bill Umberger's abilify To carry on a conversaTion in DuTch. For The benefiT of The faculTy we leave. We, on This day, May 28, I948, exTend our mosT sincere wishes To all who enTer and leave The porTals of Hershey High School. THE CLASS OF l948 QW Q-4. il f X: N BEST LOOKING Norma Paponeffi Remo Ionni MOS vx.VlI JI H122 BEST ARTISTS Hanna Sponaugle Dominic Schiavoni T LIKELY TO SUCCEED Befiy Lingle Jay Siahl BEST MUSICIANS Adelia Mease Jay Heisey MOST AMBITIOUS Joan Newion Sam Black BEST STUDENTS Beify Lingle William Umberger Ii In if., xf i SHPGDCIIFITQIHQEUIIEIHQIF ' s J P1 - gi. W x, is T K Q-lg E , Y-X 'L 'bm 'SE T M P BEST DANCERS Elsie Carlucefii Pele Marcuccu MOST DIGNIFIED Lillian Jeffries Paul Fifferer BEST ATHLETES Louise Whisler Clair Eshleman MOST VERSATILE Janef Rusiaclcas Donald Herlman WITTIEST Annabelle Myers Aaron Kauffman MOST PERSONALITY S T- L-.- 4 Nancy Muench Jay Sfahl fj- JB 'QD vw SGIBTIEBNATIRTITSQTITS For many long weeks, The scenarisTs have worked ardenTly on The scenario Tor our magni- TicenT proclucTion in TheaTer l-l. l-l. S. LeT us Turn The calendar back six monThs and snoop around The TheaTer. ln one noisy room we Tind Nancy Kreider and her senior secTion sTaTF wriTing publiciTy Tor The sTarsg in anoTher, a diTTerenT group is draTT- ing a manuscripT concerning The undersTudies and inTermission. Corning Trom The oTTice is The chieT, Sam Black. ThaT preoccupied expression means sTaTis- Tics, deTails, and scripT whirling Through his mind. LeT us wander backsTage. There is The arT sTaTi grouped around a single drawing. They are deliberaTing over The design. Oh! ThaT blinding Tlash could have been only Aaron KauTTman aT work wiTh his camera again. Come along everyone. The business oTTices are iusT ahead. MargareT Tice, business manager, is in conTerence wiTh lvliss Royer. lT seems ThaT They are up againsT a serious problem-how To keep The box oTTice ouT oT The red. Through an- oTher door we caTch a glimpse oT our preTTy TypisTs indusTriously pecking away aT The scripT. ln a Third oTTice we see Jay STahl and his many assisTanTs diligenTly sorTing ads. indeed if The worTh oT any producTion is measured by The amounT oT work puT inTo iT, The scenarisTs have cerTainly conTribuTed Their share in making This one a real hiT. .3 V ' .. , U N M - , V ,'!- L ' jiiiygv 'x- Q, V -za-----,. -g :Ziyi ,sin , , Vg . Q, ' X' ' . V ' J ' Y' : Fail-Qf 'N T' X -ix ' .ig ,'1x'g f , ki '- -1 . gf 'gre' ' lk '34i9Q 2 - 1 fi p7f H' ,QE N 'f -, A . f r, 4 1 V . -V .Q ., Q X .f + 5129 '52 5 'K L - ,Y Q ' L4 wr. 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Bealrice Zeiger .... ..... L ucinda Andrews ,.... ...... A rlene O'Neal Margarel Tice .... ..... S usanne Toler ...... .... H elen Miller William Umberger .. ,,... Sid Sperry ..... ...... R ay Wise Ralph Raynes . . . .,.,. Jerry Sperry ,..., .. . Jack Sfuclcey Jay l-leisey .,.., ..... S 'I'ephen Sanfry ..... ..... F rederick Kerr Samuel Black .... ..... B illy ...,......... ....... D avid Palriclc Joan Larsen .,.. .,... P hyllis .,....... ,... M ary Jane Barnharf Janer Rusiaclcas . ..... Anne. Beverly Masimore l-lanna Sponaugle ..... Olive, ,.,... Blanche Nye Dolores Grumbine .... Eve ...... ..... S hirley Slump Jay Sfahl ....... .... D ick .....,... Wayne Slelfler Edward Hoffman . ..... Dr. Gray ,....i.. .... W illiam Winlers Nancy Muench . .... Mary Marshall .... ..,. J anice Swarlz Chrisrine Davis . .... Mrs. Marshall ........ ...... E velyn Eclcerl Dolores Coble .. Prompfers ..,,. ....Angie Sperry............... Mary Ann Hershey ..........,......Ru'rh Anna Kegerreis, Jessie Nucci 48 , C2nL.J.-LI-nn 4l K Tuesdav's casl' ...Y The sTars of The HHS TheaTer presenTed Their class play, NEW FIRES, beTore record-breaking audiences. STephen was ably porTrayed boTh nighTs as a well-To-do auThor who wanTed his Tamily To under- sTand The deeper values oT life. He inviTed Them To v.isiT him aT a Tarm he had inheriTed from an uncle, where he had gone previously To TurTher his liTerary ambiTions. Ann, shown as his negligenT wiTe did noT un- dersTand very well The problems oT a wriTer. She gave him liTTle sympaThy. Olive, The older daughTer, was sTrong-willed and claimed she haTed being dicTaTed To. How- ever, ThroughouTyThe play she gradually accepTed The logical philosophy oT The young DocTor Gray. Following STephen SanTry's ulTimaTum ThaT any who wanTed Tood and cloThing musT work, Dick., The elder son, aided by his preTTy young wife, Eve, became a Tarming enThusiasT insTead oT a do-noThing. They were To become proprieTors oT The Tarm aTTer a Three-year probaTionary period. Clive and Dr. Gray evenTually ioined Torcesq and Ann became more sympaTheTic and undersTand- ing Toward her husband. The anTics of The children, Billy and Phyllis, and The servanTs, Lucinda, Suzanne, Sid, and Jerry, lcepT The audiences amused ThroughouT boTh per- Tormances. May The enTire I948 casT of The HHS TheaTer play Their TuTure roles in liTe wiTh The same en- Thusiasm and eTTorT displayed in NEW FIRES. LeT'r, l doubT if l was happier Then. l don'T see how l could've been. CenTer, Oh shooT! AIl righf, I will! Righf, Well, l'1ere's The candle when you're ready. l-lelen l-lossler Awll26QlIldlDlIRS9 TIFTUTINIHID One ol lhe mosl oulslanding sources ol money lor lhe Aclors' Fund was lhe cake sale. The obiecl ol lhis drive was lo conlribule lo lhe linancial means lor lhe aclors' annual dinner- dance. Success ol lhe proiecl was evidenced in lhe lavish parly made possible lor lhe aclors al l-lolel l-lershey. Adviser ..,....,. .,... lvl r. Daniel Lewis General Chairman .. ......... Fred Kerr CAPTAINS Orange Team Monroe Brown Arlene Fausnachl Blue Team Sadie Daub Edward l-lollman Belly Linqle Arlene O'Neal Dominic Schiavoni Qladys Sanders William Slover Bealrice Zeiger lllDllRlDlIMll lll34DllllIllll4llllllClIF6lll'lIl53llE?JS Program: Charles Gipe, Pele lvlarcucci, Roberl Fausnachl. lnvilalions: Belly Albrile, Nancy lvluench. Flowers: Joan Larsen, Doris Kaulz, Jean Burns. Fasnachl. Sealing and Placecards: Lois Shullz, Jay Slahl Joan Newlon, Remo lonni, Dolores Grumbine. Music: Jay l-leisey, Adelia Mease, l-le-len Bucks Dominic Schiavoni. Don'1'gefsmarH Arhsie Waich +ha+ finger All +he comforis of home Tesi comnng up7 Chris+mas Dance Three heads are beiier ian One Hey you gef nn focus Your bud Jackie aul, +haf's no+ p Leaky faucei? Magnefic aiiracfion in physics class olife! i r r T Vcfi iecilviiinnie 4 5 x 'T 1 ,SF E si 1 I . 4 -.. X N9 I l , Q I , Good evening, TheaTer Tans everywhere. This is your announcer, Donald HarTman, broadcasTing Trom The Main Foyer OT The Hershey TheaTer where The premiere OT The play, Mid-WinTer NighT's Mare, by The renowned conTempOrary wriTer, Jessie Nucci, is To be presenTed. The all-Time, all-sTar casT is headed by such names as Mlle Sponaugle and Edward HoTTman. The direcTOr Tor This prOducTion is Jay Garber. TonighT's gaThering OT celebriTies is expecTed To be unparalleled in The year's social season. From where l am sTanding, I can see William STover, The well-known lighT-bulb TighTener, Talking To Pennsyl- vania's SecreTary OT AgriculTure, Franklin Wagner. ThaT Tremendous sTir was iusT creaTed by The en- Trance OT Two Tamous Tilm sTars, Arrabelle Myers and Miriam Cassel, who Tlew EasT Trom Hollywood specially Tor TonighT's perTormance. AuTograph hounds are conTinually rushing Tor The signaTure OT Harold Kreider, The Phillies' player who iusT won The NaTiOnal PennanT Tor his Team, by Tak- ing a somersaulT aTTer he had sTumb!ed in caTching a Tly ball. WiTh him are The wealThy manuTacTurers. Melvin Cassel and Clair Eshleman. A new aTTach- menT To Their moTor scooTers has revoluTionized Travel. This device, an aTomically conTrolled auTo- maTic drive, now enables The driver To sleep, read, or do almosT anyThing while The scooTer speeds On. The governor, Jay STahI, has iusT arrived in a sleek, black cOnverTible wiTh his wiTe, The Tormer Joan NewTon, renowned cOsTume designer. Ah, yes! There aT The popcorn machine l see Herbie Cassady, Esq. He has iusT wriTTen The book, The ArT OT Gaining WeighT. A plane landed This aTTernOOn wiTh many noTables aboard. The piloT, Harold HosTeTTer, and hosTess, Shirley STump, had as Their guesTs:, Adelia Mease, world-Tamous concerT viOlinisTg Dick BaraTucci, Iighf- weighT wresTling champ: Macy's buyer and well- AGTTGTIFRAGEQITTITDNS known Tashion auThOriTy, Lois ShulTzg and PeTe Mar- cucci, who has iusT won wide acclaim Tor his new dance creaTion, Madman's EcsTasy. Nellie STump, hand and TOOT drummer OT Gingrich's Girls was also on board. EnTering now are several ouTsTanding men OT The sporTs world: Earl HoTTman, physical educaTion in- sTrucTor OT H. J. C.: Divo DiClemenTe, TooTball coach OT Penn STaTeg and Bob Tshudy, merman who has iusT accomplished a Ten-and-a-halT TwisT back- Tlip dive. Jim HoTTsmiTh. pro-baskeTba!l sTar. is now coming in wiTh Fred Kerr, chief machinisT OT lonni's AuTO Company. Several members OT The medical prOTession have chosen To Take a nighT ouT. Dr. Sam Willard arrived a mOmenT ago. EnTering now are Dr. Black and sev- eral nurses Trom The Hershey HOspiTal1 RuTh Anna Kegerreis, Louise Whisler, and Nancy Muench. A Taxi has iusT arrived wiTh The Tamous baby pho- Tographer, George Cassel. Accompanying him is ThaT prOminenT playboy OT The nighT-spoTs, Paul FiTTerer. Of course, There are always laTe arrivals, buT leT me Take you inTo The audiTorium beTore The per- Tormance begins. The OrchesTra is now Tuning in The piT, which signal means iT wOn'T be long unTil The curTain rises on The TirsT acT OT Mid-WinTer NighT's.Mare. l see one OT The ToremosT bariTOne players, Warren Alleman. occupying a TirsT chair in The orchesTra. Mrs. Alleman, The Tormer Dolores Coble, is siTTing nearby in The company OT The prominenT lawyer, William Umberger and his wiTe. The audience has seTTled down and is now eagerly awaiTing The en- Trance OT Thie cOnducTOr. There is a Tull house TonighT. STanding room is rapidly being Tilled To capaciTy. WhaT an assemblage OT Tamous names! Ah! . . . The house lighTs are dimming. The guesT cOnducTOr, Jay Heisey, who made his debuT in The MeTropOliTan lasT season, has now enTered The piT. BeTOre l leave This brOadcasT. The TheaTer wishes me To acknowledge The programs and pOsTers. prinTed by Roy Alger and Charles Gipe. The overTure has already begun. so sTand by Tor more up-To-The-minuTe news aT inTermission. And now-on wiTh The show! . . . 1 in ,k 'T-sf 0,3 ' gal K r j 2. 1 f ay HHS UNIIDHEBMKSTIFMJIDMHES vvy QllllllllINlllll4DllR J 4 OFFICERS Presiclenf ...,.....4......,...... Glenn Orehelc Vice-Presidenl' ..... William Long Seerefary ...., ,.... C aroline Hoover Treasurer ., .,... Janice Shank Andreoni Balmer Baralucci Barnard Bender Boyd Boyer Brand? Breneman Brown Buck Bulzhnglon Calamai Carlucelli Ceresini Chiarma Cialone Clemens Conrad Conrad Copenhaver DeAngelo Deaven DiDomenico Donmoyer Eby Espenshade Feaser Fisher Fisher Frilz Funclc JUNIOR GIRLS M. Garrison D. Gaspari B. Gerberich P. Germeyer N . Gordon ' S. Hanshiie A. Henry V. l-loerner P. Hoffman H. Hoffman C. Hoover M. Horsl M. Hossler H. Kain M. Kipp L. Kleinleller J. Koons A. Kriner J. Lehman P. Leppard D. Lilly D. Longwill D. Mann C. McCorlcle D. Mellman R. Miller M. Morrell N. Myers J. Neidig G. Nye A. Olena J. Peck T. Pellegrini M. Raynes R. Roberlson V. Roberlson M Sanlilli E. Seaman B, See J. Shank J. Shaulis N. Shellenhamer M Shepler A. Sherlzer B. Shope G. Smilh M Srnilh G. Snyder J. Slahle A. Sline D. Slone L. Sullo J. Summy A. Swarlz S. Timmins J. Trump M. Vale G. Van Winlcle E. Via A. Weller D. Williams P. Williams P. Winlers F. Zaccaqnini S. Zimmerman lILIllNlillDiIEJllRS9lIlJllillIlDllillEJS Aldinqer Alger Balmer Basehore Baum BonaT Breclcenmalcer Buck Buglia Cassel Cassel Cioban Crawford Dagan Deimler Eby Espenshade Fernsler Fies Fisher Fisher W. Fliclc V Gable G-aspair Gehring Geib Gingrich Gochenour Graybill Harfer Heisey Heisey Heller HeTricl: HeTriclc Hiclcs JUNIOR BOYS G. HoTTer C. Holme L. Holme R. HorsT R. Houser J. Hugendubler J. Judy ldeceasedl K. Kelley R. KieTTer E. Killinger H. Killinger L. Kosier R. Kosier P. KranTz H. Linewleaver J. Lingle R. Logan W. Lon 9 B. MacCormaclr J. MaiTland J. MarTin D. Miller R. Miller D. Nauman E. Nealy O. Nealy F. Nimsz C. Nye J. Nye P. Nye B. Oelling J. O'Neal G. Orehelc R. Parmer W. Peiiley C. Prince M. Reichenbaugh J. Reisinger F. Rice D. Rosenlcrans R. Roush N. Ruddle H. Sandy R. SchwarTz H. Seiberl' E. Shaalc D. Shafer C. Shenlc E. Shenlc R. Shupp D. Sides R. Snyder A. STone D. STriclcler J. Theurer D. Thomas A. Tulli l.. Via W. Wagner H. Wanner M. Weaver R. Weaver K. Weidner R. WiIhiTe J. Wine R. Wise R. WiTrner G. Young P. Zeiger L. Zeigler E. Zerphey J. Zerphey The iunior undersTudies waiT paTienTly Tor Their chance To be in The sTarring roles OT seniors. For The TorTy-niners, The much- awaiTed Junior Prom and The receiving of class iewelry held The spoTlighT. Among The sTars oT The sporTs world were Raymond Roush, RoberT Weaver, Maurice Reichenbaugh, and RoberT Hous- er in TooTballg Richard Cassel in wresTling1 and Dave ShaTer in swimming. OuTsTanding musicians behind The TOOT- lighTs were Beverly Barnard, Alden Gable, Nancy Gordon, Dolores Gaspari, Reggy Hoffman, and Thalia Pellegrini. SIDIIIDIIHIIIDIIMIIIDIIRIIEB CLASS OFFICERS Presiclenf ..,.,.........,,......... Gefhin Kurlz Vice-Presidenf ......, Carl Mease Secre+ary ..... ..... C olleen Foley Treasurer ,,,. Daniel Donovan 56 . ,. . C. Barrick M. Berb D. Biloffa J. Sinner A. Bomberger J. Brand? P. Brandl L. Bucks A. Cioban N. Conner M. Cusler P. Cusfer M. DeCola D. DeRomualclo J. DiBlasio G . Dupler A. Eby M. Eckenrolh D. Engle M. Evans M. Fasnaclwl' L. Ferucci M. Flicli S. Fliclc C. Foley M. Fossari V. Frazier G. Freer J. Garrison I-I. Geib I-I. Gibson G. Graeff A. Grogan I. I-Iabecker M. I-lair SOPHOMORE GIRLS M N. D J. F. B. F. J. M. J. P. R. B. E. R. R. A B. K. J. D. J. J. S. M J. S. M C. L. B. V. F. J. O. . I-lanlord I-leaps I-Ieisey I-Ierslney I-lefriclc Hinlcle Holley I-losleffer Hummer Kegerreis Kemble Kline Kreiser Lauver Lee Lee Lehman Leng Lewis Lex Linebaugh Linqle Lingle Long Marlin May McCann Mccorlcel Miller Morrison Nesier Newhouse Nucci O'Connor O'NeaI E. Ressor P. Rhodes I-I. Riflel J. Roberlson D. Rossi S. Saulley J. Schalilner J. Sclwildf B. Schreclcengasl D. Seiger G. Slnafiler S. Shaffer J. Slwowalfef J. Smilli J. Smilln L. Smifln M. Smillw A. Snyder I. Snyder M. Sponaugle E. Springer R. Sfover L. Srraub N. Sruclcey V. Sullivan J. Summers V. Verner I-I. Weaver N. Wlwirlle M. Yorfy V. Zeiqler D. Zellers Pf Zerphey P. Zimmerman lllliINlTlllDlIE5llRSf'JlfllllllDlllllEoS M. B. T. R. H. R. R. R. W H. D. H. R. S. E. D. J. R. W H. C. D. J. R. L. W. M. K. D. F. B. Anniloali Aumen Aumen Barley Basehore Bernardini Bislline Black Bollz Boozer Bowman Boyer Brandr Brinser Carlson Cassel Coble College Cooper Cresswell Crum Cunlcle Curry Deibler Deimler Deimler Dililenderfer Donmoyer Donovan Dowhower Dunn R. F. J. D. D. W R. R. J. K. L. R. I. R. J. E. R. D. R. R. R. J. R. D. E. S. R. H C R. P. SOPHOMORE BOYS Eclcerl Edris Effer Fair Fasnachl . Flick Floyd Foreman Frey Garman C-arman Garrison Geesey Gingrich Gipe G-lasmire Goodman Grider Grumbine Haclc Hackman Heagy Heisey Heisland Herr Herrick Hofler . Hohfman . Hoover Hors? Hossler Hosleller Hosferler Hosleller Howard Hubler Hughes lonni Kaul'Tman W. Keinard Keller Kipp Kirera Kopenhaver Koser Kosier Korh Krow Kurlz Laudermilch Leibfried Lingle Losh Mann Marquel' Marlin McCorl4le Mclflwee McQua+e Mease Meyerhoefler Miller G. Moore N. Myers A. Orrenzi R. Rainier R. Palriclc F. Peirce E. Pelerson G. Roorman W. Rhoad H. Rissor R. Rissor M. Riclcer J. Romberger G. Rolh R. Ruhl C. Seaman J. Silz R. Slare J. Slewarf K. Sloner J. Slump M, Uhrich J. Umbrell H. Wagner C. Weber W. Whifmer J. Williams M. Winlers J. Yost N. Yingsr K. Zeiger The Sophomore class has played many large paris in rhe lhealer of our school life rhis year. They have been on The slage in many aclivilies. Those raking The spollighl in sporls were Harry Hoffman, Douglas Cassel, and Donald Fasnachr in wreslling: Donald Grid- er, and Carl Crum, and in baslcelballg Carl Mease, Daniel Donovan, Donald Heisland. and Clarlc Hughes in loolball: and Richard Bernardini and Warren Bollz in swimming. Under The ligh+s in music were Ar- Jrhur Weaver, Mary Eclcenrorh, Colleen Foley, Frances Nucci, Joanne Hoslellek and Lorna Ferucci. May This half-cenlury class conlinue The good work and carry on The show. Hee-Haw!!! Doesn'+ your parfner ea+, Mafi- land? Trfplefs De ad End Kids Comic Books? You sfruck me!!! Double Duef Yanks ere wmmng HiYa Dunk Waierboy , 1- ' ' N W ss-f , , S V A 4 'Q I A I- .Q If -IN 1 1 0 1 A Y hx 8 4 ue .O , O A ,,,, 74 ,I , V -A 0 f' Q UQUI 4 I 4. Q.. I i 0 if , 5' ' 1:5511-' Z A ' I Y 'Wx -:Q ' XX 4 51 V 5 -4 J I' ff: ji! if- I sw A 49 . 'idif 'B M XX- ,. . - .Elf vst xu cy, :K 1 1 Iffg. At ir L :Tru Y X J -Q VT, , 1 ' -1.9 ' ' V Atv? Y -O sv X f ' fjilf X ,Q ,f::?! ' Q f I Q , i ' 5-1' r ,Q E , 1 IIIEAGEKSGIIFAGHEB SENATE SeaTed, L. To R.: J. Larsen, L. ShulTz, S. Black, Vice-PresidenT J. Graybill, J. Sfahl, Secrefary of The Treasury H. Bucks, N. Muench. STanding, L, To R.: Miss Ferucci, R. Sfover, J. Heisey, J. Buglia, C. GIBGDTIITININETIHITQ GDT? S6TlTTlliIDilE5llNlif'fllT GIBGDVTBTRNTMTTIJENCTIT Our TheaTer also has a governmenT oT, by and Tor The acTors and Their undersTudies. The Council oT STudenT Governrnenu' includes The House oT Rep- resenTaTives, The SenaTe, and The CabineT. The Council iTselT has Three oTTicers-presiclenT, vice- presidenT, and secreTary oT The Treasury. The presi- denT is The presiding oTTicer of The House oT Rep- resenTaTives, and oT The combined nneeTings oT The SenaTe and House. The vice-presidenT is The presid- ing oTTicer oT The SenaTe. The House oT RepresenTaTives is made up OT a represenTaTive Trom each homeroom, grades seven To Twelve, while The SenaTe consisTs oT The vice- presidenTs oT each class Trorn The same grades, a represenTaTive Trom each charTered organizaTion, and The summer camp represenTaTives. The CabineT is composed oT The oTTicers OT The Council, The ediTor-in-chieT oT The CHOCLA- TIER, a secreTary oT service, and The chieT and as- sisTanT advisers oT The Council. The purpose oT The CaloineT is To advise The presidenT and vice-presi- denT oT The Council as To The policies To be Tollow- ed. This Two house seT-up allows Tor a more repre- senTaTive sTudenT government having noT only classes equally represenTed, buT also organizaTions sharing a parT in school governmenT. lT gives The sTudenTs an even beTTer chance To pracTice democ- racy. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SeaTed, L. To R.: N. Heaps, L. SmiTh, M. MorreTT, H. Kain, PresidenT W. Umberger, H. Sponaugle K M. Feaser, N. PaponeTTi, D. Green, D. Hovis. Sfanding, Isf row, L. To R.: E. Capelli, l. Garrison, P. Wagner, R. Kegerreis. STanding, 2nd row, L. To R.: Miss Ferucci, E. Pasquale, F. Evans, R. KauTTman O. Grove, J. GarreTT, W. Peffley, D. HarTman, F. Gaspair, S. Losh, W. Rhodes, D. Sides, G. Miller, Miss Diefrich Kneeling: M. Tice, S. Hanshue. Seafed, L. fo R.: A. Olena, J. Shaulis, L. Wlwisler, M. Saniilli, B. Zeiger, J. Larsen, L. Sullo. Sfanding, L. lo R.: Miss Shankweiler, B. Nye, J. Hugendubler, J. Reisinger, R. Shupp, S. Black, Mr. Shirlr. AGBGIIHDIIRSQ TIEBGQTIIJIIGIIFGM ASSGDGETIIAGTIHIHDN The Debafing Club is noi unlike The Aclors Equiiy Associafion. Bolh organizaiions serve as a sounding-board for lhe problems facing Them. In American indus+ries. Their rivals were Middleiown, Susquehanna Township, and l-lummelsiown. Speakers were: 'lhe Equily, They are 'rhe problems of The sfageg in Affirmafive ....,..,....,.. Arlene O'Neal +he Debating Club, lhey are fhe curreni problems Mary Louise Sanfilliy of ihe Jrhealer of +he world. i Dolores Gaspari Our debaiors are members ofihe Dauphin Lena Sl-IllO. Al+err1a+e Couniy Debaiing League. Negaiive .....,. John Reisinger This year The feam debaied on 'rhe queslion: Richard Shupp Resolved Thai 'rhe Federal Governmeni should re- BGGTHCG ZSiCJGF quire arbifraiion of labor dispuies in all basic MGrq5Fel'TiCe.AlieFf15ie Vs' Tb 7 vi , f9N N Qi f ri V , I ie f -E , 0 J ,ff --:p- , 6 1- l i T ar' '74 Q l V xl , K 1 X , ,.. Y e Q.. T 1 l ' IK e ,L 1 iq -hr, e ' ll l X E31 4, sl X4 in ' W be ...B Y 'Z . lsf row, L. +0 R.: H. Hos'fe'Her, E. Hoffman, B. Purcell, M. Brown, J. Sluckey, S. Blaclr, R. Cassel, G. Basli 2nd row, L. fo R.: G. Mumau, T. Bechfel, P. Landvafer, J. Wise, S, Garrison, E. Spangler, G. Masciocchi R. Gingrich, Mr. McCu+chen. 3rd row, L. lo R.: H. Kreider, W. Urnberger, R. Heisfand, J. Sfahl, R Tshudy, W. Winiers, P. FiHerer, Bomgardner. 4fh row, L. fo R.: L. Zeigler, J. Maifland, A. Gable J. Bomberger, H. Sandy. TIUSEIHIEQJIRS The ushers in our Jrhealer are lhe members of ihe Hall Palrol. This group of boys, under lhe supervision of Mr. McCu+chen, assume The re- sponsibiliries of showing visilors around The school, of prevenjring accidenis in The halls, and of keeping noise and commoiion al a minimum. The members of Jrhe Noon Service Club acl as The doormen for lhe daily performances given in our rhealrer. McConnell's Men, as They are commonly called, lceep order a+ lhe enirances 'ro ihe school building, as well as mainlain a candy sfand during The infermissions. IIDGDGDIIRIIMIHIEBN Is+ row, L. fo R.: C. Miller, E. Zarlman, T. Cassady, G. Sfump, H. Holifman, R. Fernsler, J. Garreff, D. Oler, N. College. 2n'd row, L. +0 R.: F. Bauder, M. Brown, G. Cassel, R. Luffrell, W. Umberger, J. Graybill, R. Wenrich. 3rd row, L. 'lo R.: K. Donmoyer, G. Risser, R. Risser, C. Miller, P. Waflrins, D. Rosenlrrans, E. Heisey, J. Reisinger, D. Hariman. 4i'h row, L. +0 R.: Mr. McConnell, C. Holme, W. Rhodes, R. Haclrman, R. Goodman, D. Heisfand, D. Shafer, J. Buglia, Bomgardner. Sfh row, L. 'lo R.: J. Marlin, W. Wagner, O. Nealy, A. Gable, M. McQuafe, E. Neely, C. Prince. l I I l i IsT row, L. To R.: D. Lewis, D. Cussel, L. Wagner, S. Wenrich, J. Menn, E. Zaccagnini, M. Bonawifz, H. Shay, W. Landis, H. Seiberf. 2nd row, L. To R.: W. Rexrode, B. Gish, W. Sponaugle, H. Hein, J. Ebersole, D. Gipe, J. Nesfer, J. Ralcoslry, M. Dunlrleberger, J. Fuschini, M. Prince. 3rd row, L. To R.: J. Emericll, F. BuccioTTi, E. DiMagno, R. Burlrner, K. Hoke, L. Ruddle, A. Brown, R. Dodge, K. Carmany, J. Goodwill, E. Orlenzi. 4Th row, L. To R.: J. Davis, G. Yoder, R. Tancredi, R. Gramigni, F. Capifani, C. Kaugman, R. Leibfried, R. Unger. 5Th row, L. To R.: G. Eisenberger, B. Shenk, W. Burns, J. Lex, J. Geisfwife, G. Zeigler, D. Slcinner, B. Boyer, C. Harnish, Mr. Miller. THEAWTWLWRAMWMBEDLMEE We sound an ovaTion Tor The members of Our applause goes Too, To This group oT The STreeT SaTeTy PaTrol, who, under The super- boys, The FuTure Farmers of America, Tor The vision oT Mr. Myron Miller guided The TraTlic excellence wiTh which They lcepT our TheaTer and saTely To and Trom The school. sTage aTTracTive wiTh arrangemenTs oT greens and flowers. THEATRRGREENMDUSE lsT row, L. To R.: K. Heisey, H. Hollinger, E. Grubb, B. Wolfe, R. Kleinfelfer, R. CarpenTer, R. Kane, R. CarpenTer, E. Wagner, R. Balmer. 2nd row, L. To R.: l. Tice, C. Holxe, R. Fernsler, E. Blose, F. Gufshall, E. Haldeman, L. Gipe, E. Herr, J. Cable. 3rd row, L. To R.: R. Houser, J. Judy, F. Wagner, R. Risser, C. Adams, C. Miller, B. Aldinger, Mr. Sfaver. 4+h row, L. To R.: H. Espenshade, J. Kane, J. Deimler, R. Hershey, G. Gehring, A. Aldinger, R. Deimler. Noi Shown: J. Cable, R. Brensinger. l l l This group of Talenred arrisis deserve our ap- plause for keeping The rhearrical loullerin boards A posred up io dale in aesrheric rasie. The adviser is Miss Ruih Freyberger. N. Bucher P. Cake l. Carr G. Chrisr M. Clark J. Copenhaver D. Crocker M. Cross P. Espenshade M. Evans W. Farrell R. Fernsler P. Fisher G. Freer P. Freer T. Funghi J. Fuschini L. Garber R. Geiling H. Gibson W. Gish D. Gordon S6iIIf1fMi?QilE5 TIHITATINIHIDS Hair Harizler Heaps Hershey Hess Herrick Hibshman Hire Hummer Kauffman Leibfried TIRCTIF SiIE5iIR'Vili1Eilli5 QEZTITQTIUTIED J. Lingle M. Lingle J. Magrini J. Mann S. McCurdy J. Mease A. Miller J. Miller N. Myers R. Newcomer D. Nye Olena Orienzi Peck Poorman Prince Reed Rexrode Ruddle Saurfley Shaifer . Shank Shirk S+oner Sullivan Wagner Wagner Wenger Wilhife Wise Woofen Yerger Zariman This new local branch of rhe Boy Scours of America is picking up speed Linder rhe guidance of Mr. Frederick McCu+chen and Mr. William Beich- elor. Isi row, L. +o R.: P. Shinarnan, M. Gruber, C. Landis, F. Bechiel, P. Landvafer, R. Gingrich, E. Grubb. 2nd row, L. fo R.: C. Flory, R. Keller, S. Garrison, W. Frifz, D. Oler. 3rd row, L. fc R.: B. Boyer, P. Sipe, R. Gochenhaur, R. Garrison, I. Wolfgang, G. Van Winkie, S. Moyer. 4th row, L. fo R.: Mr..McCu+chen, Mr. Baichelor. Q F 2 E V E 5 Enlarging in one easy lesson. B. Barnard, M. Boyd, J. Boyer, P. BrandT, E. Cialone, L. DeAngelo, C. Eshleman, A. FasnachT, P. . Germeyer, S. Hanshue, H. Hoffman, C. Hoover, R. Kegerreis, P. Kiebler, J. Mccorkle, A. McCurdy, A. Mease, N. Moyer, J. Newfon, J. Nucci, A. Olena, M. Orienzi, l. Rhine, R. Roberlson, J. Shaulis, L. ShulTz, J. STauffer, S. STump, S. Timmins, G. Van Winlrle, L. Whisler, P. WinTers, B. Zeiger, S. Zimmerman. J. Bomberger, C. Breclcenmalrer, K. ErnsT, P. FiTTerer, K. German, L. German, R. Hershey, E. Hoffman, H. HosTeTTer, A. Kauffman, C. Leibfried, J. Meiflancl, G. Masciocchi, B. Purcell, J. Reisinger, D. Rosen lrrans, R. Shupp, W. STeTTler, R. Wise. lll3HlD6.Mf0DG.RAlllIDHllE5llRS Much oT The phoTography, a necessary TeaTure in The publiciTy oT any producTion, is handled in our TheaTer by The Camera Club. These phoTo Tiends sTarTed OTT wiTh a Tull house righT aTTer They received Their charTer Trom The STudenT Council. Under The capable direcTion oT Mr. Eugene l-lerr, everyone has learned To develop, prinT, and enlarge picTures. IT you were To loolc behind The scenes some Thursday nighT, you would be sure To see The cam- era cliclcers busily worlcing away in The darkroom. The club is selT-supporTing and one oT The mosT ac- Tive in our TheaTer. puT Herby on Sl1irley's lap Thursday nighT in 2l0 Only a double exposure could Here comes lhe Freedom Tram T. G. l. F. Early sl'ar+ on a busy day A good hand, no doubf May all your clouds have silver linings Gruesome llwreesome House for sale-almosl' Hobby Show Boogie Woogie man from The Hill Ouch! Mmmmmmm, good! Happy, Helen? Shhhhhh! Wlwaf rs so rare as an absence line wifhouf Kosier? 1 2, X' A ' 5 P. S. And Cassel, +oo! Slew again? hyd lf winler comes, can spring be far behind7 Cuie amafeur pholograplwer . f5Q14,. Exchange Assembly .A AI, . eww Clwrnsfmas pageanf as 2:60 P. M. Fading is such sweef sorrow. Wl'1a+ would Ebersole say? Ain'f dey pur+y? N l?,a,ffs5f 'yf X .M TS 1 'F' The End Waffle design In snow Usfening or wondering, Earl? 'W-Q K GTITIIIRMNTITTITTITNCTK SENIOR MEMBERS B. AlbriTe, M. Barnharf, E. BlaTT, L. Blose, R. Bruce. H. Buclrs, J. Burns, E. CarluceTTi, M. Cassel, A Ceresini, F. Cioban, D. Coble, L. Copp, C. Davis,E. Eckert C. Ezhleman, A. Fausnauchf, D. Grumbine M. Hershey, E. Holz, B. Huffman, L. Je-Tfries, R. Kegerreis, P. Kiebler, A. Klucher, N. Kreider. J Larsen, B. Lingle, R. MelloTT, N. Moyer, N. Muench, A. Myers, A. Myers, J. NewTon, J. Nucci, B Nye, A. O'Neal, M. OrTenzi, N. PaponeTTi, R. Pavone, L. Peracchia, B. Reese, J. Rusiaclcas, G Sanders, N. SelTzer, L. Shuliz, M. Snyder, H. Sponaugle. J. Sfauffer, N. Sfump, J. Swarfz, M. Tice B. Weaver, L. Whisler, B. Zeiger. JUNIOR MEMBERS F. Andreoni. G. BaraTucci, M. Boyd, J. Boyer, E. BuTTingTon, R. CarluceTTi, E. Cialone, L. DeAngelo. M. Feaser, F. Funck, M. Garrison, B. Gerberich, P. Germeyer, N. Gordon, S. Hanshue, N. Henry V. Hoerner, H. Hoffman, P, Hoffman, C. Hoover, M. HorsT, H. Kain, J. Koons, J. Lehman, P Lepperd, D. Lilly, D. Longwill, C. McCorl:el, D. Mann, D. Mellman, R. Miller, M. MorreTT, N Myers, T. Pellegrini, A. Olena, M. Raynes, R. Roberfson, V. RoberTson, M. SanTilli,- J. Shanlc, J: Shaulis, G. SmiTh, G. Snyder, A. Sfine, Gr. Tesno, S Timmins, J. Trump, M. Vail? 6. Van Winkle P. Williams, F. Zaccagnini, S. Zimmerman. The organizaTion was always ready and willing To accepT The responsibiliTies given To iT. These acTive girls sponsored The Friendship Train drive Tor milk and money in our school. The Tri-Hi-Y and The Hi-Y combined To pre- senT The EasTer program Trom which The sTudenTs caughT The True religious significance oT The season. The big evenT of The year was, oT course, The Daisy Dance. All who aTTended This gala aTTair agreed ThaT iT was Truly a memorable pageanT. This grand evenT broughT To a close anoTher successTul year Tor The Tri-Hi-Y. ObiecTive-To seelc, To Tind, To share. Slogan-Pure ThoughTs, pure words, and pure acTions. PlaTTorm-SelT improvement ChrisTian Tellow- ship, UniTed service. SpiriTual life in our TheaTer is encouraged by The Tri-Hi-Y. AcTiviTies oT The year opened wiTh The candlelighT inducTion ceremony. OTH- cers-presidenT, Nancy Muenchq vice-presidenT, Peggy HoTTman7 secreTary, RuTh Anna Kegerreis: chaplain, PaT Williams: pianisT, Caroline Hoover -were insTalled. The iunior undersTudies were also inducTed. IIHIHITNCM MEMBERS J. Alger, S. Blaclr, Bomgardner, C. Breclxenmalcer, J. Buglia, E. Crugnale, C. Crum, J. Curry, D. Donovan, F. Edris, K. ErnsT, P. FiTTerer, A. Gable, K. Garman, L. Garman, F. Gaspair, F. Gingrich, R. Goodman, D. Grider, R. Hackman, D. Hei.sTand, R. HeisTand, R. Hershey, E. Hoffman, H. Hos- TeTTer, R. Houser, B. Howard, M. Hubler, J. Hugendubler, C. Hughes, R. lonni, W. Johnsfon, F. Kerr, L. Kosier, P. KranTz, H. Kreider, G. KurTz, C. LeibTried, S. Losh, J. MaiTland, J. MarTin. C. Mease, G. Moore, G. Orehelc, W. PeTTley, J. Reisinger, W. Rhoad, F. Rice, D. Rosenlcrans, J. RoTh, H. Sandy, E. Shaalc, D, Shafer, J. STahl. W. STeTTler, R. Tshudy, J. Umbrell, W. Umberger, H. Wagner, A. Weaver, R. Weaver, J. Williams, M. WinTers, W. Winfers. The Hi-Y OT 48 , under The supervision oT Mr. Charles KehT, compleTed a successTul, acTive year. This group oT senior, iunior, and sophomore boys raised SlO0.00 Tor The World YouTh Fund, sponsored numerous dances, organized a baslceT- ball Team which earned a record of which To be proud, and Took charge oT The Thanksgiving assembly program. In order To become acquainT- ed wiTh The doings of oTher Hi-Y clubs, our Hi-Y senT a delegaTion To a convenTion held aT Read- ing. AT Hi-Y meeTings ThroughouT The year The boys were always encouraged To carry ouT good ChrisTian principals. By living up To Their slogan, clean speech, clean sporTs, clean scholarship, and clean living, These young Americans will indeed play an imporTanT parT in ThaT greaT role OT liTe. TlDililili2uili9TlilETlif'TlTGM Edifor-in-chief ..,.,...........,..,.,.., Jessie Nucci News ..........,,.. Eleanor Brenneman, Nancy Gordon. Janice Lehman, Jack MaiTland Feafure , ......,. Carolyne Di Domenico, Norma Myers, Hanna Sponaugle, Shirley STump VocnTional .,...........,.........,..... John Graybill SporTs ........ John Reisinger, Fred Rice, Richard Shupp, Louise Whisler Fhofography .,...,., George Cassel, Aaron KauTTman, Gerald Wiley Ari' ...... ,..........,.... M adge Evans, Helen Kain TypisTs ....,,...,......, Helen Bucks, Miriam Cassel, ChrisTine Davis, Bonnie HuTTman, Blanche Nye. Proofs ...............,..........,......,. Levi Ziegler Business .,............,, Mildred Feaser, Nancy Henry, Dorofhy Lilly, Georqianna SmiTh JusT as The TheaTer has iTs Trade papers, so our school has iTs paper, The BROADCASTER. ln iT are The doings OT The casT oT Hershey High - Their acTiviTies, organizaTions, and in a lighTer vein on The TeaTure page, Their Tlames , iolces, and Teelings. The BROADCASTER brings ouT The wriTing TalenTs OT our casT OT players. From Their experi- ence on The school paper may come TuTure news Adveriising .......... Gloria Dupler, Jo Ann Hershey, NaTalie Whi.TTle PrinTers ...... Roy Alger, Charles Gipe, RoberT FasnachT, Norman Leeser, PeTe Marcucci, Bill Raynes Advisers ...... David ChesTnuT, Jared Horn, Daniel Lewis, Blanche LiddicoTe Special Assignmenf ,... Beverly Barnard, Joyce Binner, Jeanne Boyer, PaT BrandT, KaThleen Lewis, Jacquelyn Lingle, Nancy Moyer, Frances Nucci, JenniTer O'Connor, James Buglia, Dolores Dellomauldo, Colleen Foley, Gloria GraeTT, Norma Heaps, Frances HeTriclc, HarrieT Hoffman, Joanne HosTeTTer, GeThin KurTz, David ShaTer, GreTa ShaTTer, Jacquelyne ShowalTer, Edith Springer. Maxine Sponaugle, Jacquelyn STauTTer, Joyce Summers, Shirley Timmins, Virginia Zeigler colurnnisTs, carToonisTs, and sporTs wriTers. The vocaTional boys have Their own page, which is wriTTen by Them and abouT Their acTiviTies in The various shops. They have Their own adviser, Mr. Daniel B. Lewis. The main adviser is Mr. David T. ChesTnuT1 The business adviser is Miss' Blanche LiddicoTe7 and prinTing is in charge oT Mr. J. Jared Horn. ershey roadcasteri HERSHEY BROADCASTER, DECEMBER 23, 1947 V 92 and Phyllis the miseheivious son and dauglincr- of Mr. and Mrs. Sentry were characterized by Sam Black and Joeii Larson. The part of the son and daughter- inehiw of Mr. and Mrs. Sentry were ably taken My Jay Stahl and Delores Gliimbiziv. T he very eralvby but capable house- keeper oi' the Santy homestead was portrayed by Beatrice Zeigler. The -12-1 51'- e ,th ed oir bv ide ide ide :gli :dc ble des 'ide ado of tiio farm hand played The second combined meeting of the Senate and the House of Repre- sentatives was held on October 23, in GA. At this time president Will- iam Umberger appointed the follow- ing committee chairmen. 1. Courtesy Committee- Chairnian , . . Nancy Muench 2. Ghartcr Committee--L Chairman ,..,,.,, Sam Black 3. Honor Committee-M Chairman . . Donald Hartman Co-worker Irma Garrison 4. Sci-zzpbook Conimitteew- Chairman . ,. . Mary Morrett 5. Publicity Committee- Cliairman Mildred Feaser L At a previous meeting the follow- Masquers Cavort Garb Displayed On the night of December 13, the Student Council and the Broadcaster held the first Masquerade Ball ever attempted at Hersheey High. It took place in the Soc al Room from S until 11. The Kirby Harris quaret furnished the music. Four prizes were awarded. Janet Robertson had the most attractive costume, as chosen by the judges, Eugene Herr, Miss Mary Zartman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kent, and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. was iam the es- irt IS. he r- gd d sl tl 1 1 winners of the elimination dance. The Social room was decorated with purple, yellow and red crepe paper and varhcolored balloons. Every one who attended the dance had loads of fun, and is looking for.. Ward to the dance next year. Sensors Sponsor Ball Of initial importance to Seniors is their Christmas Dance which will dec- eve- On December 5th three boys left fer Reading to attend the Hi-Y Old.. er Boys Conference. The boys, Rob- 'ert Tshudy, Gethin Kurtz. and Dave Shafer arrived 'ost in time fo the NL Es: Jess hersel ing ox Penne xcwhy vania' The day, 1 the G Nucci fifty i expre: of Pe the si He W. school ested ' Foil award Capita ment, entert sponsr itol R The the c N ucci Hersh thank school ble tc ber of The of it. high studex Se Ar 510 five v azine' Conte girls and r script all er a not age o of the will b TEEI issues has 2 Winn: A ril JIBANIID MEMBERS OF THE BAND Girls P. Aumen, B. Barnard, M. BisTline, L. Blose, E. Cialone, A. Cruqnale, M. Eclcenrofh, L. Ferucci, C. Foley, D. Gaspari, M. Gordon, D. Green, l. Habeclcer, A. Henry, P. HoTfman, J. HosTeTTer, 6. Houser, M. Hummer, P. Kiebler, G. Kling, K. Lewis, S. Lewis, J. Lingle, G. Long, E. Marlcley, D. Mellman, N. Muench, F. Nucci, T. Pellegrini, J. RoberTson, J. Rusiaclcas, J. SchaTlner, B. SieberT, H. Sponaugle, J. STahle, J. STewarT, N. S+ump, P. Williams. M. WinTers. D. WOOTSH- Boys W. Alleman, T, Aumen. S. Blaclr, D. BolTon, J. Bomlnerger, E. Crugnale, K. Donmoyer, A. Gable, J. GarreTT, O. Grove, J. Gruber, R. Hack, J. Heisey, R. Hershey, G. HoTTer, G. HosTeTTer, K, Lehman, C. LeibTried, R. McCoy, C. Mease, J. Mease, W. PeTTley, C. Powell, C. Rice, D. Russell, E. Shaalc, R. Sheely, J. STahl, J. STeTTler, R. Tshudy, A. Weaver, R. Zimmerman. This sparlrling young lass, Joan Larsen, an acrobaf, was an added aHracTion of The band This year. Under lille Very Capable dlrecllon of Mr' RoberT SmiTh, The band has presenTed many con- cerTs in our TheaTer. IT has presided aT all Troian conTesTs, exhibiTing color and showmanship Through iTs paqeanTry and precision drills. This year's band boasTs OT an insTrumenTaTion OT TiTTy-Tive. For The Third successive year, The band has won TirsT prize aT The EphraTa Farm Show. These musicians have played Tor The local Boy ScouT rally, enTerTained visiTing sTuclenTs Trom The Pennsylvania School Press AssociaTion, and played aT Teachers' lnsTiTuTe and The VeT- erans' HospiTal. The mosT imporTanT evenT came in The spring when The band gave iTs annual concerT. GDTIRQIEHTIESSCIRA MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA Girls B. Barnard, M. EclcenroTh, L. Ferucci, C. Foley, D. Gaspari, C. Hoover, J. HosTeTTer, P, Kiebler, J. Lehman, K. Lewis, J. Lingle, J. Magrini, S. McCann, A. Mease, D. Mellman, E. Meyers, N. Moyer-, N. Muench, J. Rusiackas, L. SmiTh, K. Speicher, N. Sfump, J. Swarfz, N, Whifflel M, Winfers, Boys W, Alleman, S. Black, J. Bornberger, E. Crugnale, J. GarreTT, J. l-leisey, G. l3losTeTTer, C. Mease. C. Rice, D. Russell, R. Sheely. An inTegral parT oT any TheaTer is iTs or- chesTra. ln our TheaTer, Too, all eyes are Tocused on The piT as The supervisor oT music, Mr. W. Paul Campbell, sTeps onTo The podium and maiesTic- ally raises his baTon. As he lowers his hand, The noTes of The various insTrumenTs blend inTo a glorious symphony and TloaT over The enTire TheaTer. Such has been The scene aT The orchesTra's various concerTs and appearances aT school as- sembly programs. lT has also been TeaTured be- Tween The acTs OT The Senior Class Play, and has shared The spoTlighT in The ChrisTrnas program and Spring FesTival. Mr. Campbell is shown direcTing a Typical orchesfra re hearsel in The audiforium. 6flIlfiIHliiIEB ilMIiiliXilEE-JID GBIIHIHDIIRTUS MEMBERS OF THE CHORUS B. Albrife, B. Barnard, E. Blaff, A. Bomberger, M. Boyd, N. Brandf, A. Ceresini, E. Cialone, D. Coble L. Copp, C. Davis, D. Donmoyer, M. Eclcenrofh. E. Eckerf, C. Eshleman, L. Ferucci, C. Foley, l Garrison, D. G-aspari, F. Geesaman, N. Gordon, S. Hanshue, M. A. Hershey, V. Hoerner. H. Hoffman, P. Hollinger, E. Holz, J. Hosfeffer, C. Hoover, M. Hummer, J. Kegerreis, R. Kegerreis, P. Kiebler, N. Kreider, J. Larsen, J. Lehman, B. Leng, P. Lepperd, K. Lewis, J. Lingle, B. Masimore, S. McCann, A. McCurdy, A. Mease, R. Melloff, A. Meyers, H. Miller, R. Miller, N. Muench, J. Nucci R. Pavone, T. Pellegrini, R. Roberfson, V. Roberison, D. Rossi, J. Rusiaclcas, J. Showalfer, G. Smifh L. Smifh, M. Smifh, G. Snyder, H. Sponaugle, E. Springer, J. Sfahle, A. Sfine, N. Sfump, V. Sullivan S. J. Summers, J. Swariz, S. Timmins, J. Trump, Gr. Van Winlrle, B. Weaver, N. Whiffle, F. Zaccagnini Zimmerman. J. Alger. W. Alleman, S. Blaclc, J. Bomberger, Bomgardner, J. Buglia, P. Cassady, E. Crugnale, K. Donmoyer, D. Donovan, A. Gable, F. Gingrich, J. Graybill, D. Harfrnan, J. Heisey, R. Heisfand, G. Hoffer, J. Hugendubler, A. Kauffman, R. Kieffer, H. Kosier, H. Kreider, C. Leibfried, W. Long. J. Maifland, C. Mease, W. Peffley, J. Reisinqer, W. Rhoad, G. Risser, D. Rosenlcrans, H. Ruhl, H. Sandy, E. Shaals, D. Shafer, C. Shenlc. R. Shupp, J. Sfahl, W. Sfeffle-r, R. Tshudy, F. Wagner, A. Weaver, R. Weaver. ' As fhe lasf melodious nofes of fhe orches- fra fade info fhe disfance, fhe curfain rises. ln ifs glorious array of colors, fhe mixed chorus of fhe H. H. S. Theafer sfands on fhe sfage ready f 24755 fo blend ifs voices wifh fhe harmonious chords ' ff! of music for fhe annual Spring Fesfival. Suddenly 'fge a spoflighf is focused on fhe wing, cafching fhe , 6 ' 'fel enfrance of fhe direcfor, Mr. Campbell. Wifh I 'N 25, ' ji' greaf dignify he fakes his place on fhe podium viz.. if 1- . and slowly raises his bafon. A sudden sfillness ,f X 4 N-N f' , . falls over fhe audience as The chorus brealcs info Rl li fhe firsf nofes of fhe opening selecfion. i fr T W Q ,af Af fhe close of fhe lasf selecfion fhe house KT Mu- I is filled wifh a fremendous ovafion. The direcfor fffd ' X N j pf fakes his final bow as The curfain falls. 'T f' V at V Xczfxl 40 The program for l947-'48, in addifiofn fo fhe ' I7 I 4 ,f X X f Spring Fesfival, included performances requesf- 'M-' Q ed by churches and civic organizafions of The Q s if comrnunify. SME . -, X A ,X X 74 A Q K N N f,' AILTIBNQBJITTIRTIB GBTIHIHDTIRTIUS ALL-GIRL CHORUS B. Albrife, F. Andreoni, B. Barnard, M. J. Barnhari, C. Barrick, F. Basehore, J. Binner, E. Blalf, L. Blose, A. Bomberger, M. Boyd, M. Brandi, N, Brandi, E. Breneman, R. Bruce, J. Burns, A. Ceresini, E. Cialini, F. Cialone, F. Cioban, D. Coble, L. Coop, M. Cusfer, P. Cusfer, C. Davis, D. Donmoyer, M. Eclcenrofh, E. Eclcerf, C. Eshleman, A. Fausnachl, M. Feaser, L. Ferucci, C. Foley, A. Fri+z, J. Gar- rison, I. Garrison, M. Garrison, D. Gaspari, F. Geesaman, N. Gordon, G. Graeff, D. Grumbine, I. Habeclcer, M. Hanford, S. Hanshue. N. Heaps, D, Heisey, N. Henry, J. A. Hershey, M. Hershey, F. Helriclc, V. Hoerner, H. Hoffman, P. Hollinger, E. Holz, C. Hoover, H. Hossler, M. J. Hossler, J. Hosleller, B. Huffman, R. Huffman, M. Hummer, J. Kegerreis. R. Kegerreis, P. Kiebler, M. Kipp, J. Koons, N. Kreider, J. Larsen, J. Lehman, B. Leng, P. Lepperd, K. Lewis, D. Lilly, D. Linebaugh, B. Lingle, J. Lingle, D. Longwill, B. Masimore, S. McCann, C. McCorkel, G. McCorkel, J. McCorlcel, M. McCorlcel, A. McCurdy, A. Mease. D. Mellman, R. Melloff, A. Meyers, A. Meyers, C. Miller, H. Miller, R. Miller, N. Moyer, N. Muench. N. Myers, J. Neidig, F. Nucci, J. Nucci, N. Paponelfi, R. Pavone, J. Peck, T. Pellegrini, E. Peracchia, L. Peracchia, B. Reese, A. Rhoades, P. Rhoades, J. Roberlson, R. Roberlson, V. Roberlson, D. Rossi, J. Rusiaclcas, M. L. Sanlilli, J. Schaffner, G. Sea- man, D. Seiger, N. Selfzer, S. Shaffer, J. Showalfer, L. Schuliz, G. Smifh, L. Smifh, M. Smiih, M. Smifh, D. Snyder, G. Snyder, M. Snyder, H. Sponaugle, E. Springer, J. Sfahle, J. Sfauffer, A. Sline, N. S+ump, S. Slump, V. Sullivan, L. Sullo, J. Summers, J. Swarfz, S. Timmins, J. Trump, G. Van Winlcle, B. Weaver. V. Werner, L. Whisfler, N. Whiffle, F. Zaccagnini, B. Zeiger, D. Zellers, P. Zimmerman, S. Zimmerman. N -x PT CSD g ,X N Q Jil I i T ll, If Ui N ,' W A PDQ A new addilion io Theaier H. H. S. lhis year was lhe all-girl chorus. The desire of The girls 'ro engage in more vocal aclivify has broughl aboul lhe organizing of 'These 'Female song-birds. The new chorus singers, under lhe capable direcfion of Mr. W. Paul Campbell, have given fine proof of lheir musical Talenls upon Jrhe slage of our lhealer. These chorus singers caugh+ 'rhe eyes of parenis and residenis of lhe communify when lhey appeared in fhe annual Spring Fesfival. They were feaiured, loo, in various assemblies fhroughoul Jrhe year. We are indeed proud +ha+ +he casf of our lheafer may enjoy lhese increasing musical op- porlunifies. Reeds: Eric Crugnale, Franlclin Gingrich, Marilyn Hummer, KaThleen Lewis. Brass: Alden Gable, James G-arreTT, Jay Heisey, Jay STahl, Arfhur Weaver. Rhyfhmz Shirley McCann, Nellie STump. Piano: Nancy Gordon. TIDANGEJITB QHEJANTID Many Times in The limelighT This year was The H. T-T. S. Dance Band, The Trojans. This group oT hep caTs , players oT popular music, under The direcTion oT Mr. RoberT SmiTh, spenT many la- borious hours rehearsing Tor iTs scheduled ap- pearances, including Those OT enTerTaining aT assembly programs ThroughouT The season s run. The Trojans provided The music Tor numerous social evenTs, noT only Tor The dances sTaged by our own casT, buT also Tor The dances OT various oTher high schools. I 4 f WZ? ...J iii Nfi fl! f E fs XZ XT-f 'W 'K , MNQEHEQMQMMSMQDN 1 gf 'g3xfT iX,f 'Nbr H 2536 ffxxj f ' X 'X Sealed, L. lo R.: R. lonni, R. Heisiand, P. Hoffman, Miss Hallman, Miss Snyder, N. Gordon, R. Weaver. Sfancling, L. lo R.: Mr. Young, Mr. Lange, Mr. Hovis, Mr. Beck, Mr. Froclx, Mr. Downin, Mr. Kenl, Mr. Diffenbaugh, Mr. BriHain. AGQIIHIHIIJIIQJIEBGTIFJIHIB ASSDGETTAGTIIIDN The Alhlelic Council's responsiloililies are noi lcnown 'ro many sludenls. The Alhlelic Coun- cil arranges schedules, hires lhe officials, pur- chases 'rhe alhlelic equipmenl, and does many iobs having 'lo do wilh our sporls program. The council also sponsors lhe Alhlelic Asso- cialion drive each year so 'rhal sludenls who ioin may gel reduced prices lor all home sporls evenls. This year loaseloall, lraclc, and lennis were added lo The many sporls already in our school. Thanlcs lo The Afhlelic Council 'lor our well- rounded sporls' program from Seplember lo June. OFFICERS Presideni .....,..,.............. Roy l-leisland Vice-Presidenl . . . .... Roberl Weaver Secrefary ,... .... P eggy Hoffman Treasurer . . . . . .Nancy Gordon 2? Is? row L. fo R. D. DiClemen+e, R. Heisiand, W. Win+ers, M. Reichenbaugh, F. Gingrich, G. Smifh. 2nd row L. io R. H. Hoffman, D. Shafer, C. Eshleman, E. Ho'Rman, R. lonni, D. Baraiucci. 3rd row, L. fo R. Mr. Briffain, R. Cassel. VARSJIQETNH GLUE This organizaiion is for +he boys who win The Anofher big feefure fha? fhis club sponsors 'is covefed H signifying iheir ouisianding work 'rhe annuai spring dance. The main affracfion of in +he field of sporfs, The evening is a floorshow performed by ihe boys Each year ihe club sponsors +he Alumni bas- fhemSeiVeS. kefball game, The proceeds go +0 ihe Vargify The club is under The supervision of Mr. Brii- H swea1'erfund.The money is used io purchase 'fain- swearers wifh s+ripes for The seniors. OFFICERS Presidenf ,.....................,... Remo ionni Vice-Presidenf ..... ..,... E arl Hoffman Secrefary-Treasurer . . . . .Divo DiClemen+e William Siover Right Tackle Remo Ionnl Cenfer Glllfiliiliilifa VAIIRSIIIGIIIITGM l Q Divo DiCIemen+e Half-Back Franklin Gingrich Half-Back SCHEDULE Hershey l-lummelsiown .. .... . 6 Shippensburq 7 Palmyra ....... ..... 6 5 Mechanicsburg .. 6 Chambersburg ... ...I2 Waynesboro . . .. . I9 Carlisle .... . .. 6 Gellysburq ... ... 0 Hanover 6 lndusirial 2 Opp. 27 7 O 39 34 I2 24 30 34 39 M. Cassel, G.: D. DiClemen+e, B.: D. Donovan, C. F. Edris, B.: C. Eshleman, T.: R Fasnachf, Mgr.: F. Gingrich, B.: C. Gipe, B.: D. l-leisland, B.: R. Hei- sfand, B.: E. Hoffman, B.: R. Houser, G.: C. Hughes, E.: R. Ionni, C.: R. Keifler, C.: R. Kosier, E.: H Kreider, G.: L. Menear, G.: C. Mease, G.: D Miller, G.: R. Miller, G.: C. Prince, T.: M. Reich- erbaugh, B.: R. Rauch, B.: R. Snyder, E.: W. Siover, T.: R. Weaver, B.: J. Williard, W. Winlers, B.: Head Coach: Mr. Frock, Assisianf Coach: Mr. Downin, Afhleiic Direcfor: Mr. Briliain. X S IIFGDGDCIIFIBAJILQL TEAM 7, , ff! ff, f if J. Alger, R. Barley, H. Basehore, D. Bowman, Mgr., E. Cassel, K. Ernsf, V. Fisher, R. Foreman, J. Gar- rison, J. Groclwenour, R. Heagy, J. Hugendubler, W. Jolwnslon, F. Kerr, D. Kopenhaver, W. Kosier, P. Kranlz, W. Long, J. Mccorlcle, M. McQua+e, G. Moore, F. Nimsz, F. Pierce, J. Pilsenberger, J. Poor- man, E. Slienlc, J. Sfewarf, J. Sfump, J. Thurier, J. Umbrell, R. Weidner, B. Wilhile, J. Williams, R. Wise, Coach: Mr. Landis. Herslwey lncluslrial Mechanicsburg . .. Ray Wise Leff Tackle 1 ff' SCHEDULE Hershey 7 O Lebanon ......... New Cumberland 0 Opp. 33 I3 30 I4 Clair Eshleman Leff Tackle Earl Hoffman Quarier-Back Roy Heisland Quarier-Back Arm ou! of lomf, Kosler7?? FumbIe?7? The Cold Shoulder Below Leff-Fufu re Sla r Below-Guarding fhe wafer shadow Above Pnnned 7? 7 7 Morale Bunlder Below Rnghi- Thai 5 ocloclx is A Grun! and Groan Arhsfs Af leasi' fhe phofographer go! The referee!!! ay Ba ff, 4? fl' e ek 5 l if S .4 Above Righf - Where's fha , ball???? W.v,-fane 'ug u , ' I+ shouldn'+ hurl' in a blanlrei' of snow!!! - l VV . v, 5 i 2 , A. Albriglwf, J. Albrile, Mgr., J. Allegrini, B. Ayero, E. Blose, B. Boyer, A.'Brel'1m, D. Brown, C. Buclis. J. Burns, A. Camacci, Mgr., T. Cassacly, J. Cassel, R. De Benedef, G. Dunlrelberger, F. Evans, W. Far- rell, D. Fox, R. Gaspari, T. Geib, R. Geiling, J. Gipe, D. Haclr, E. Haldeman, M. Hauclc, B. Heaps, R. Houser,T.Jol1ns+on, E. Kelly, R. Keflering, W. Kilrea, R. Kreiser, K. Leaman, E. Lilly, L. Loffreda, M. Long, R. Luflrell, G. Marcocci, J. Maurer, G. Miller, R. Musser, C. Seiberl, G. Shearer, R. Slover, G. Sfump, L. Sullo, D. Swarlz, B. Troxell, G. Van Winlcle, R. Vogel, R. Wenriclw, M. Wever, K. Whisler, P. Williams, D. Wine, F. Wise, Head Coach: Mr. Diflenloauglr, Assislani Coach: Mr. Banla. elliilillllxiliilllilllli ilHlilli41?JlHli ilFlDlD6llIflli2uA.llL9llL9 SCHEDULE SCHEDULE Hershey Opp. Herslwey Annville ,,,, .... 3 9 24 Harding 0 Carlisle ..... ..., 3 5 l2 Carlisle .... .... O Elizabeilwfown .. .... 24- 3l Camp Curfin ... .... 6 Hummelsiown .. .... 22 I4 Henry l-louclc ... . . . I2 Annville ..... .... 3 9 23 Edison .......... ... 0 l-lummelsiown .. .... 26 28 Mechanicsburg ... ... 9 Carlisle ...... ..... 3 4 I6 Elizabeihiown . , ...., 29 39 QIITTUIINIHIHDIIR llHlIllil1?filHli llibASillQilF.BCllfI'bAllL9L lsl' row, L. 'io R. W. Kilrea, N. Orlenzi, O. Grove, G. Hosleiler, J. Slelller, G. Miller. Znd. row, L. lo R. D. Wine, G. Basil, J. Marlin, J. Garreii, B. Wenriclm, R. Gasparl, L. Loffreda, Mr. Downin. '?5 ll Opp. I2 O 34 14 20 O SeaTed L. To R. H. HosTeTTer, J. Hoffsmifh, R. HeisTand, F. Gingrich, W. Long, W. STeTTler, J. Sfahl. STanding L. To R. Mr. Banfa, J. Lingle, R. Hack, M. Reichenbaugh, W. Winfers, P. Cassady, G. Wiley, manager. VATIRSTITCTITGM MBASTKTEBGTTTTEATETIL The loss oT a coach and Tive veTeran players gave lITTle prospecl' Tor a championship baskeTball Team This year. However, under The experT coaching oT Mr. BanTa The Team has won a Tew major vicTories such as, The H. l. S. and Hanover. VicTories over Shippensburg, Mechanicsburg, Annville, and Waynesboro have also been reglsTered by The courTmen. f SCHEDULE Hershey Opp. Annville . ........... ...... 3 8 37 Palmyra ... .... 30 54 John Harris.. ....IB 2I Alumni ........ .... 3 3 58 Chambersburg .... .... 2 7 55 Shippensburg .. .... 36- 40 Mechanicsburg . .. .... 36 33 Waynesboro .... .... 4 5 29 H. l. S. ...... .... I 3 49 Hanover . .... 47 45 Carlisle ..... ..., I 9 27 GeTTysburg .... .... 2 6 38 H. l. S. .......... .... 2 9 23 Chambersburg .... .... 2 3 56 Shippensburq .... .... 4 7 45 Waynesboro ... .... 32 48 Mechanicsburg .. .... 5l 27 Hanover ...... ..,, 3 8 60 Carlisle .... .... 2 9 39 GeTTysburg .. . .... 42 56 The boys who saw mosT of The acT1on were M. Reichenbaugh, F. Gingrich, P. Cassady H Hos TeTTer, R. Haclc, W. STeTTler, R. HeisTand and W Long. The remaining varsiTy. TogeTher wITh new recru1Ts Trom The iunlor varsiTy, should develop mTo a pow erTul quinTeT in The I948-'49 season. 6 - 'N ix -4 N' New C' , --G N54 Q I . .1 x-,,l f l -N K4 AA , Q ful X , ,f , TQ V ff TJ T N U, sl .as Sealed L. fo IR D. Donovan, J. Hugendubler, R. Keiffer, D. Grider, C. Crum, F. Rice, H. Wagner. Sianding L. fo R. Mr. Beck, J. Curry, C. Mease, R. Kosier, J. Reisinger, R. Williams, J. Siewarf, manager. QJIIACMVIBE IIPQASKEGIIBALL Wifh Iasi year's enlire firsl slring elevafed Io Ihe Carl Mease were +he mosf promising sophomores. varsiiy. Coach Beck had Io Ioolc for capable re- placemenfs. Coming up from Ihe Junior High Ieam were many young prospecis. Carl Crum, Donald Grider, and 1 , 5 Juniors of 'fhis year who saw Iofs of acfion and should be a greai help 'ro nex'r year's varsify are Roberl Kosier, Richard Keihcer, Fred Rice, and John Reisinger. SCHEDULE Hershey Opp. Annville .. ....... . .... I4 2I Palmyra .. ..., 25 28 John Harris . .... I6 22 Hi-Y .......... .... 3 3 22 Chambersburg , ,, ,,,, I2 29 Shippensburq .... .... 2 I I7 Mechanicsburg .... 37 20 Waynesboro .... 28 27 I-I.I.S.... ....l7 39 Hanover .... I7 35 Carlisle .... .... 2 I 32 Geffysburg . . .... 24 I5 I-I. I. S. ........ .... I 9 35 Chambersburg .... I5 29 Shippensburg ,, .,,, 43 I2 Waynesboro . .. ,... 2I I6 Mechanicsburg .... 39 24 I-Ianover ...... ,,., 2 6 22 Carlisle .... ,,., 5 24 Gefiysburg .. ,.,, I8 26 IsT row L. To R. J. Maier, R. Lauclermilch, H. Hoffman, K. Zeiger, C. Leibfried. Zncl row L. To R. R. Snyder, D. Miller, W. Wagner, D. STrickIer, E. Hoffman, R. Cassel, R. BaraTucci. 3rd row L. To R. Mr. BriTTain, Coach: R. Raynes, W. Kienard, J. Moyer, D. Fasnachf, K. Pifzenberger, F. Edris, L. Kosier, P. Zeiger, Mgr., R. Foreman, Mgr. Noi' picfuredz D. Cassel. WRESTLING SIQTITIATID The Hershey High maTmen have, so Tar, The besT record oT any aThleTic Team This year. Only one Team has been able To Turn back The grapplers Twice. This was LancasTer. The Team has won such major vi.cTories as H. I. S., Manheim, and Hanover. The prospecTs Ioolr very good Tor nexT year and The Tollowing year, as The sTarTing Team is composed oT Two seniors, Tive iuniors, and Tour sophomores. Thanlcs To Mr. BriTTain, The coach, and The TighT- ing hearTs oT The wresTIers, we have aTwresTling Team OT whom we can well be proud. STevens Trade LancasTer Hanover .. Manheim ... WesT York .. H. I. S. .... . STevens Trade LancasTer . Hanover Manheim WesT York . H. I, S. SCHEDULE f Hershey Opp ...26 I7 ...B 30 ...I7 26 ...l9 I8 ...Bb 8 ...26 II ...29 I2 ..,I4 24- ...26 I6 ...24 I9 ...I8 20 ....23 II Z f' Rf'-Le.. A 'Wk r 'X I I ... rl, A g X? ,fi -T T , 5 , I I mf 14? - . T . If .rf f , V i. ,ee:g'f , ' ' - T Q 1 . r 'X XX f . 1 I -I , 1 J I X if by I 1 If T xv? 1, F ,V R. Bernardini, W. Bolh, F. Boucler, R. Cale, B. Day, M. Eshelman, L. Ferucci, K. German. T. Geib, H. Gelbaugh, F. Heisey, J. Herbsf, B. Hess, T. Johnslon, W. Johnsion, G. Kurh, S. Losh, Mgr., J. Mail- Iand, P. Marcucci, James Messe, John Mease, E. Orlenzi, C. Powell, C. Rice, D. Rosenkrans, Mgr., N. Ruddle, D. Russel, D. Shafer, B. Shank, R. Sfair, S. Sfover, J. Sfuckey, D. Swanlr, R. Tshudy, J. Whisler, P. Wilmer, R. Zimmerman, Coach: Mr. Kenl. SWIMMING GTIFTIEBATMI The swimming 'ream has done well considering Mr. Kenr, The coach, has been coaching Ihe lhe lremendous compelilion il has had. Junior I-Iigh boys as well as 'Ihe seniors. Wifh The besl evenl' I'his year was Ihe ZOO-yard free- This early lraining I-Iershey I-ligh should have slyle relay. The relay Ieam, composed of Tshudy, winning swimming reams for lhe nexl few years. Shafer, Sfuclcey, and Kurlz, have Iosl' only Io Ihe The mermen who are doing mosl of Ihe swim- Lancaglrer leam, ming are: R. Bernardini, W. Bollz, J. I-Ieisey, J. I-Ierbsl, W. Johnsion, G. Kurlz, J. Ivlailland, P. Marcucci, D. Russel, D. Shafer, J. Sluclcey, R. Tshudy, and P. Wilmer. , 'wb scneouie Hershey Opp. Lancasler ,..... ..... I 6 50 Wes? Reading .... ..... I 9 47 Hazlelon ....... ..... 3 3 33 York ... ,... ..... I 9 47 Lancasler . ..... I4 52 Poflslown . . . ..,.. 34 32 Reading .... .,... 2 9 37 Polfslown .. ..... 35 3l Yorlc ..... ..... I 6 50 Reading ....... ..... 3 3 33 Wesl Reading ,... ....... 3 4 32 Dislricl ........ ..... T ie for 3rd - I9 I-Iazlelon ... ....,., 30 36 Regional ... ........ 4+h oul of I2 Shale .. .... Relay 4th oul of 28 ., 4,35- -5 , '...r l . I L io R diagonally Isl' row, Miss Hallman, Nancy Muench. 2nd row, Colleen Foley Nancy Gordon Frances Nucci 3rd row Lorna Ferucci, Maxine Sponaugle, Alice Bomberger, Mae Boyd Dolores Gas pan 4fh row Thalia Pellegrini, Peggy Hoffman. fll-HHIIIIRIIIQS Acfllflllillllblllil-6lIl'lII4l3 4l34DllllllNlllE2llllll9 OFFICERS Presiclenl .................. Nellie Sfump Vice-Presiclenf ............ Nancy Muench Secrelary-Treasurer ....... Peggy Hoffman This group of girls helped 'ro carry oul' ihe girls' sporls' program ihis year under lhe capable guidance of lvliss Hallman. Hs members assisled ihe senior high girls dur- ing inlramural baslcelball season by keeping score and supervising Jrhe games. lnira- mural volleyball was nexl on +he schedule, and wi+h spring came sollball. During lhe home loaslceiball games, 'lhese girls sold candy io gel' money for'blazers for 'rhe senior members. One glance ai 'lhe varieiy of ihe girls' sporls' program will show 'rhal lhis group had an indusrrious buf very successful year. IIPQGDQDSFTIUIEQIIR Gfiilioilililiiv MEMBERS B. Albrife, F. Andreoni, P. Aumen, G. Barafucci, B. Bar- nard, F. Basehore, D. BiloTTa, J. Binner, E. Blaff, L. Blose A. Bomberger, M. Boyd, J. Boyer, P. Brandf, E. Brene: men, H. Bucks, J. Burns, M. Cassel, E. CarluceTTi, R. Car- luceTTi, A. Ceresini, E. Cialini, E. Cialone, A. Cioban F. Cioban, D. Conrad, L. Copp, C. Davis, L. DeAngeloi, M. DeCola, C. DiDomenico, D. Donmoyer, G. Dupler, C Eby, C. Eshleman, A. Fausnachf, M. Feaser, L. Ferucci, C Foley, M. FossaTi, V. Frazier, F. Funclr, J. Garrison, Mi Garrison, D. Gaspari, B. Gerberich, P. Germeyer, N. Gor don, G. Graeff, D. Grumbine, E. Habeclcer, M. Hanford S. Hanshue, N, Heaps, A. Henry, J. Hershey, M. Her- shey, F. Hefriclc, M. Horsf, V. Hoerner, H. Hoffman, P Hoffman, B, Huffman, R. Huffman, F. Holly, C. Hoover, J. HosTeTTer, M. Hummer, L. Jeffries, H. Kain, R. Keger- reis, A. Klucher, J. Koons, N. Kreider, D. Longwill. J Larsen, J. Lehman, B. Leng, P. Lepperd, K. Lewis. D Lilly, D, Linebaugh, B. Lingle, D. Mann, S. McCann, G McCorlrle, J. McCorlcle, D. Mellman, A. Myers, A. Myers, N. Myers, C. Miller, R. Miller, M. MorreTT, L. Morrison, N Moyer, N. Muench, J. Newfon, F. Nucci, J. Nucci, B. Nye A. Olena, M. OrTenzi, D. Pala, N. Paponeffi, R. Pavone J. Pe-Cir, T. Pellegrini, E. Peracchia, L. Peracchia, M Raynes, B. Reese, l. Rhine, P. Rhoades, H. Riddle, J Roberfson, R. Roberfson, V. RoberTson, D. Rossi, N Ruddle, R. Ruddle, G. Sanders, M. Sanfilli, S. Sauffley J. Schaffer, G, Schaffer, N. Shellenhamer, J. SchildT, N Selfzer, J. Shaulis, J. Shank, J. ShowalTer, L. Shulfz, G Smifh, L. Smifh, M. Smifh, A. Snyder, G. Snyder, H. Spon augle, M. Sponaugle, E. Springer, J, Sfauffer, A. STine, D. Sfone, R. Sfoner, N. Sfuclcy, N. STump, V. Sullivan, L. Sullo, J. Summers, J. Swarfz, G. Tesno, S. Timmins, J. Trump, M Vail, B. Weaver, L. Whisler, N. WhiTTle, P. Williams D Winfeis, F. Zaccagnini, B. Zeiger, D. Zellers, S. Zimmerrhani An organizafion which may well accounf for The pep and spiriT among The acTors of our The- aTer was The BoosTer Club. lTs membership This year was The largesf in The club's hisTory. OuT- sTanding acTiviTies of The BoosTer Club Girls were The selling of programs aT Trojan conTesTs and The decoraTing of The ChocolaTe Bowl for The fooTball games. The social evenT of The season was The for- mal dance, an elaboraTe occasion financed by The program profifs. L lo R Belly Weaver Louise Whlsler Hanna Sponaugle, Arlene Fausnachf, Joan New+on, Lois Slmullz. lll25llHll6YSlllll3zKlllo ll3llllllloG.lllfllkllll3Llllfo Everyone knows lhal' all people connecled wilh 'rhe lhealer need recrealion of some kind. The alhlelic program of l-lershey High provides such opporlunily for The 'Female casl. Their ouldoor sporls include field hockey, soccer, speed-ball, sollball, Tennis, golf, and badminlon. Indoors lhey keep lhemselves busy wilh baskelball, volley- ball, and lennquoil. The pholographic previews of girls' sporls on lhese pages reveal lhe manner in which lhe lhealrical inlermission is spenl. ' 1 I . .. , fun ...W ' ' 9 I ' IsT row: Joyce Summers, Lena DeAngelo. Zncl row: Shirley Hanshue. 3rd row: Jessie Nucci, Janice Shank. 4Th row: CharloTTe Eshleman, BeTTy AlbriTe. 5Th row: Joan Newfon. CrediT should be given To These lively cheer- leaders Tor Their TaiThTul service oT mainTaining an enThusiasTic conTacT beTween The casT and iTs audience. ln all kinds oi weaTher - beTore a winning or losing Team - These girls, clad in orange and blue, were always on hand To keep The crowd alive and peppy. Under The capable leadership of Joan New- Ton, The capTain, This group was presenT To cheer aT all The baslceTball and TooTball games, as well as aT The pep rallies. Raise The Score Come on, Hershey, Burn The Tloor! Come on, Team, Raise The score! We can win, Don'T give in. Come on, Hershey, LeT's begin!!! T i i TIIDTIEBTID SQTIIIATID Tin Can Yell ShouT iT Trom The grandsTand BeaT iT on a Tin can! Who can? .... We can! Nobody else can! Yea, Hershey! Team, Team, Team!!! I uv . .1-N J, , X,urw v -I ':' NE :- -,' -'- Q L .--u. 15 x' 1 x-' 'x.,NE 'x'-'T -,:gx 'name , -fx xi' ,ini 'Y QQ K9 Y -'Q' S E ,--,,a,- 1' J' .' -.i-x' -fx ... -,, , . f f .Y V N i K 1 A W Before the final Curtain falls, W e pause to make a bow. Farewells in parting make us sad Wesd rather say them now. HEIIIN sf, if -R YT QA SSVN QLMIMIES 'Qxf AZN 'N f N Photography by J. E. GANTZ JMX, 781 CUMBERLAND STREET LEBANON, PA. FOR YOUR ENLIGHTENMENT fk :'f'f fy .. . 12511215 ,rf t 2513- . ' ' , NN .X .xiii X ,Q , . . t W '- ::,:':155:r:,. -' -A , -K' -' ' 1 ' ., V. ' 1 .Nw B' 33. -, -f .- fr. 1 ff-ir, ii f , .-21451524 .. '5'??'i- 5 -' I 513' - .- 32 15 '3:5:2-- v---'..1:LZrErE1E1EE:E2irE?' 'Nm' -4 iE:E:1- 4. 'Er '-2: '-3 rr' :5:j . of 1-5:3 Q ' f 5:215:r:5:311.r.r1-1-1-1-f-f., x, 4:r:1:ri1iav., -i:E:E:E 2:sE:. '1:5, ' '. ,Q , 1' ff. 112: St iff . Q . ,-P ':i: '5 5flQ5 'r3tf: :.:1'i . 13 ' I' 22- 1---1-s fi? 'f- f 1:4:si521'-4, '- - 2,2 , V- 224 A '7 . ., .... 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A store serves its community, first, by providing a center of dis- tribution for these goodsg second, by keeping its people enlightened as to the merits of its products through its advertising. lf you Want to have the best of everything you can afford, shop in Hershey Where We shoulder the responsibility of keeping you abreast of every advancement for enlightened living. HERSHEY DEPARTMENT STORE HERSHEY, PA. 97 COMPLIMENTS OF HALDEMAN Sz SAVASTIO DESIGNERS A BUILDERS 103 West Chocolate Avenue HERSHEY, PA. PHONE: 278 Meet Your Friends Greenberg's Bargain Store AT THE HUMMELSTOWN, PA. SANDWICH SHOPPE PIcc1oT'rI's BAKERY GINGRICHS DELICIDUS ITALIAN BREAD GROCERY STORE Phone: 98 HERSHEY, PENNA. ' SWATARA STATION. PA. 11 GINGRICH,S BAKED PRODUCTS O Phone: Palmyra 8-4885 CAMPBELLTOWN, PA. 98 EVERYTHING IN P HARRISBURG PAPER 323 South Cameron HARRISBURG. PA. 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KEENEY F 0 R D SHOE STORE Sales and service PALMYRA' PA- HERSHEY. PA. ' SHOES Eoii THE ENTIRE Phone: 234 FAMILY Phone: Hershey 8 I 81 RICHARD D. HOOVER E1-mio SERVICE 1121 West Main Street PALMYRA, PENNA. FOR IEVVELRY HOFFER'S DIAMONDS 4 WATCHES SILVERWARE Gifts tor AII Occasions Pertume by LeLonq 5 North Ninth Street LEBANON, PA. Compliments ot APPLEBY BROTHERS Sz WHITTAKER C0 1-IARHISBURG, PENNA. BAUM'S BAKERY BAKERS QF QUALITY BAKED PRoDUoTs SINCE 1911 TASTE TELLS THE DIFFERENCE 62 West Main Street PALMYRA, PENNA. Phone: 8-4291 1 t Mode in Chocolate Town- v so they must be GOOD H. B. REESE CANDY COMPANY, Hershey. Penncr. IOI FOR BETTER PHQTQGEAEES HARPEL'S STUDIO 757-759 Cumberland Street LEBANON. PA. FERRY'S SINCE 1905 PALMYRA, PENNA. WEARING APPAREL E DRY GCDODS - DCDMESTICS SHENK X: TITTLE Everything for Sport 313 Market Street HARRISBURG, PA. , PICKEL'S DRUG STORE BRINSER S THE REXALL STORE Complete Toilet Lines in: Early American Old Spice STATION LENTHERIC - CAEA NQME CQTY REVLON Corber Mill cmd Poplcn' Streets QLD SOUTH - SEAFORTH MIDDLETOWN, PENNA. CGURTLEY PALMYRA, PA. AUTQ SUPPLIES ACCESSORIES Phone: 8-8621 IU CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH LEHMAN'S GARAGE 802 West Main Street PALMYRA, PENNA. FOR YOUR Best Wishes to Class of 48 FLOOR COVERING- CALL THE LAUZON'S LINOLEUM STORE. Inc. GULF SERVICE STATION HUMMELSTOWN, PA. West Chocolate Avenue HERsH1:Y.PA. Phone: 21 C 1' 1 1 MILLER CHEVROLET Co. ORDERS O CREVRCLET - OLDSMOBILE Palmyra Frozen Food Sales cmd Service Lockers 61 Sales Company ' Corner High and Lincoln Streets CAMPBELLTOWN. PA. PALMYRA, PENNA. PALMYRA AUTC SERVICE PM-MYRA LUMBER C0- K, B. LIGHT PALMYRA PLANING MILL LUMBER SHINGLES Studebaker Sales cmd Service MILL WQRK RQQPING LATH PLASTER PM-MYHAI PENNA- MOULDINGS LIME HARDVVARE cmd GLASS Phfmei 85251 Phone: 8-4181 IO? BOB PAYNE PIPER CUB AIRPLANES SALES, SERVICE and CUT MEATS FLYING INSTRUCTION Saie, Economical, Easy to Buy, Easy to GROCERIES Fly. Learn to Fly Today in the Famous VEGETABLES Piper Cub, Under Government Certified Instructors. ' WI-IEIQE TO BUY THEM 110 West Chocolate Avenue HDIRT HERSHEY, PENNA. Phone: 8-3874 H. H. PEIFFER GENERAL MERCHANDISE 'Ir UNION DEPOSIT, PENNA. Eat Aunt Betty's Bread Most Everyone Does THE PENNWAY BAKERIES IO4 DUPONT PAINTS BOTTLED GAS SERVICE E. B. SMITH HARDWARE Phone: 9306 22 E. Main Street HUMMELSTOWN, PA. W. W. SUMMER'S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING BODY - FENDER - PAINTING HUMMELSTOWN. R. D. 2 SHANK'S EAST END STORE PAUL S. SHANK, Prop. TI-IE I-IOME OF OUALITY FOODS COME AND SERVE YOURSELF OR PHONE 8-8151 FOR FREE DELIVERY 111 E. Main Street PALMYRA. PENNA. ACME BOTTLING WORKS KIST BEVERAGES 20 South Chestnut Street PALMYRA. PENNA. I U DE ANGELIS GRILL and SGDA FOUNTAIN FEATURING REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI VELRUSS ICE CREAM TRY GUR FRESH ERQZEN SPAGHETTI SAUCE I AT YOUR NEIGI-IBCDRHCOD STCDRE O Phone: 532 Reservcxtio HERSHEY, PENNA. SPIRE ELECTRIC AMCS SNAVELY The General Electric Store 43 E' Main Street PALMYRA. PA. SALES -8- SERVICE O O Real Estate and Insurance HUMMELSTOWN. PENNA. Iustice of the Peace FOUR BARBERS . . NO WAITING SURACE GROCERY . STORE BLACK'S BARBER SHOP ICE CREAM AND SODA On the Square 572 West Chocolate Avenue HERSHEY, PENNA. HERSHEY, PA. I-Iave Your Work Done by Your Favorite Barber Phone: 7606 Sunbeam, General Electric Norge Home and Proctor Appliances Appliances GEO. W. GEPFER CAMPBELLTOWN, PA. PHONE: PALMYRA 8-8888 Radio and Washer Repairing utri h S ' Always aeuanlef' Clothes Hats - Furnishings - Shoes Guaranteed Merchandise HARRISBURG KNOWN FOR OUR COLLEGE SHOP PENNA. V07 LYNN'S FOOD STORE o MEATS NAGLE'S STORE GROCWES East Deny Road VEGETABLES HERSHEY, PA. ' 103 E. Main Street . HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. DUBS IEWELERS A Complete Line of Fine IEWELRY, DIAMONDS, WATCHES CLOCKS ci SILVERWARE EXPERT REPAIRING 24 W. Main Street HUMMELSTOWN, PA. WHEN BUILDING OR BUYING A HOME, ARRANGE YOUR MORTGAGE THRU OUR BANK PALMYRA BANK AND TRUST CO, PALMYRA, PENNA. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp IZENTMEYEB Kczufmcm's Iewelry Store TAXI SERVICE oUR WATCH REPAIRS ARE HERSHEY' PA' ELEoTRoNIoALLY TIMED Phone: 226 or 794-1 GN THE O AVAILABLE MQ W ANYTIME - ANYWHERE WOMEN 'S and CHILDRENS WEAR ACCESSORIES The Good WIII of Our Customers IS Our Most Vorluoble Asset and We Strive to Mointczin It AIwcIys. Moy We Serve You? THE HOLLYWOOD SHOP Light and Mish PALMYRA, PA. Phone: 8-8181 MURRAY'S LADIES' COATS, SUITS, DRESSES AND SPORTSWEAR FUR COATS e GOWNS AND COSMETICS O 729 Cumberland Street LEBANON, PA. GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES HOME-EASE AND AUTO I-IEAT OIL BURNERS SALES AND SERVICE PURCELL BROS. PLUMBING AND HEATING EQUIPMENT Rear 329 West Caracas Avenue HERSHEY, PA. OIL BURNER SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE PI-IONES: I-IERSHEY 6242 Q 6245 - 6297 HAROLD H. HERB Stop A. S D . GENERALQELECTRIG UNION DEPOSIT HOTEL APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE LIGHT LUNCHES SERVED 418 South Railroad Street . PALMYRA, PA. UNION DEPOSIT, PENNA. Phone: S-4261 WEDDING ALBUMS CHOCOLATE TOWN COMMERCIAL PHoToeHAPHY GRILL O HUMER-SPOHN STUDIO 108 West Chocolate Avenue DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITURE Steaks and Chops Palmyra Bank Building F t In S I oun on ervlce FRAMING PHOTO-FINISHING Phone: 8267 DISSINGER'S GENERAL STORE Two Floors of Everything Everyone Needs SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC EOR 79 YEARS O CAMPBELLTOWN. PENNA. IO? SUNBEAM G HOTPOINT CQMPLIMENTS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES OF H. F. BRANDT Sales and Service H. E. MILLARD LIME 6. STONE CO. 54 N. Lancaster 6. Church St. ANNVILLE. PENNA. ' phone: 7,4381 ANNVILLE, PENNA. PENNANTS TROPHIES PHONE: 8-5311 MAKERS OF THE STANDARD HIGH SCHOOL RING UNION EMBLEIVI CO. 18 South Chestnut Street PALMYRA, PA. P. H. NISSLEY, Manager ENGRAVING and PRINTING 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 IIO ir Ik Qt ttfIRST'ii ir WL 1 if ' x , SK ww' xxx, A'1, A gi ERSHE H Cswut X, cnocoune I Efti' 'ffl I' gy QYQQYIT isw Q1 .,,,, f H F 5 0x.P5 P H31 xx. s '4 ,ff 9 S if Y s X HUC Tf 6:1g'.uraslf' N X 0 XX 'juni wotilni Loan 1.5 N Yi W X 6' X X xx , NUXSNKY CMOLOXHH UJPVORAUON HEHSHVJ PA W X f ' A x Q Y- XX L 1 xc. 909 Yx K . rank CWM BAR Q D 4 Ili COMPLIMENTS OF FINK'S BAKERY ANNVILLE, PA. PRONIO'S STORE HERSHEYWS CQMPLETE Fcein MARKET HERSHEY. PENNA. Phone: 503 H . B . S M I T H Sales -- PCDNTIAC - Service Local cmd Long Distcmce Moving HERSHEY, PA. Phone: 244 Wheel Alignmeni Knee Action Service cz Specialty MOYER'S FRAME SERVICE AXLES STRAIGHTENED Palmyra Road CAMPBELLTOWN. PA. Phone: 8-8967 Ray Moy II2 PASQUINI CURRY S Groceries, Meats and Fuel Oil Bottled G Clorotone Washing Fluid O11 Burners Gas Ranges SWATARA STATION SWATARA STATION, PA. Phone: 7836 COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION AUTOMOBILE - LIABILITY LIFE -4 ACCIDENT cmd HEALTH - FIRE Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company Home Office: Columbus, Ohio State Office: Agent: 3607 Derry Street Telephone: 4221 320 Para Avenue HARRISBURG, PENNA. HERSHEY, PENNA. LEBANON VALLEY FARM BUREAU co-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION FEED, SEEDS, FERTILIZER, SPRAYS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, DUSTS, MISCELLANEOUS FARM SUPPLIES AND MACI-IINERY PHONE: LEBANON 3440 GRANTVILLE BRANCH: SHELLSVILLE 5 1510 Cumberland Street LEBANON. PENNSYLVANIA sure Your Future with a Course DEPQSITEYINSURED CENTRAL PENN THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CENTRAL PENNA. v30E?Of'ATf1L as in on, . . BUSINESS COLLEGE q Central Per1nsylVania's Greatest glgflggii 515532335 Business School 323 Market Street HARRISBURG, PA. The Campbelltown Bank CAMPBELLTOWN, PA. Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service CASSEL BROTHERS 246-248 West Main Street PALMYRA, PENNA. Phone: 8-5281 C IA t f BowMAN'S Omp men S O IEWELRY STORE Dependable for Diamonds INSURANCE AGENCY Palmyra Bank Building PALMYRA, PENNA. I. B. BOWMAN PALMYRA. PA. Serving You tor Over Three-Score Years With First Quality Merchandise A. M. BRANDT HARDWARE S. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CAMPBELLTOWN, PA. Compliments of SWARTZ SERVICE Sz ELECTRIC CO. Center Square Phone 423 HUMMELSTOWN, PA. ond INDIAN ECHO CAVE PARK The Horne of Echo Deli dnd Indidn Echo Caverns Pennsyivonids Finest Underground Wonderland Qwned dnd Qperoted by Ed. Swortz, '29 I 5 Packard First With Complete 1948 Line H. S. WAGNER Sz SON 717 EAST MAIN STREET 01 PALMYRA. PA. STOP AT SNYDER'S AMOCO STATION Tires - Batteries - Accessories Amoco Gas and Oil Phone: 8-6131 600 E. MAIN STREET PALMYRA, PA. LEED'S GENERAL STORE David E. Carmany, Prop. CAMPBELLTOWN, PA. CASH AND FREE DELIVERY SELF SERVICE Phone: 8-5857 Flick :S Hallman Garage Welding General Repairs Otficial Inspection Station No. 3224 CAMPBELLTOWN, PA. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone: 8-8321 CLARENCE L. GROFF Electrical Contractor Electric Fixtures and Appliances 24 N. Chestnut Street Palmyra. Penna. Phone: 8-0391 R. A. WALBORN Daily Meat Market STRICTLY HOME DRESSED MEATS R. D. No. 1 HERSHEY. PA. Phone: 201 Compliments ot T H E B 0 N T 0 N LEBANoN's GREATEST sToRE MARK MEMORIAL WORKS FINE CEMETERY MEMCRIALS 302 N. Railroad Street PALMYRA, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE: 8-4731 DE SCTC cmd PLYMCUTH SALES and SERVICE HERSHEY BROS. GARAGE FEDERAL TRUCKS 713 West Main Street PALMYRA. PENNA. HITZ G SPAHR BEAR SERVICE Wheel Alignment Frame Straightening and Balancing -PASSENGER CARS- -TmES- TRUCKS GAS OIL ' phone: 641 W. Cherry Street 8-0672 PALMYRA, PA. IRVIN K. CURRY AMOS K. CURRY IOHN K. CURRY J. B. CURRY'S SONS CCAL - GRAIN - ELCUR cmd FEED Warehouse Flour Mill SWATARA STATION, PA. PALMYRA, PA. IIB Complimems of LEBANON VALLEY CONSUMERS' C0-UPERATIVE, INC. WEST MAIN STREET PALMYRA. PENNA THE TWIN PINES SYMBOL OF CO-OPERATION VISIT THE CO-OP: SHOP CO-OP. ANYONE MAY BUYp ANYONE MAY IOIN. IN LEBANON IT'S . EOR BETTER VALUES! Jewelry - Furniture - Appliances II9 Samuel A. Bomgardner The D' I' Grace Agency Dairy Every Form of Insurance Try our ICE CREAM Lebanon County Travel Bureau and Any Travel Reservation Visit our DAIRY SNACK , One Mile East of Palmyra The Best of Everything 20 E. Main Street Willow at 8th Street Palmyra, Pa. Lebanon, Pa. ne: 8-5521 Phone: 8-8161 Phone: 1753 CI-IARTERED RUS SERVICE C C A L GENERAL I-IAULING A. P. BUCKS 8: SONS R. D. No. 1 PALMYRA, PA. PHONE: 8-6787 COMPLIMENTS OF KINGSLEY Sz BROWN, INC. ANNVILLE, PENNA. C I LAUNDERERS, CLEANERS ci EURRIERS Phones: Annville 7-3511 Middletown 74 Hershey 1-0611 IZO Best Wishes to Class oi '48 LESTER W. MARTIN General Insurance 112-A So. Union Street MIDDLETOWN, PA. Phone: 617 Goodyear Tires MARLIN H. WAGNER Hudson Sales and Service o UNION DEPOSIT, PA. Phone: 52 WARD'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Bcrum's Hill Car Washing Lubrications Oil Changes O We call ior and deliver All work guaranteed Phone: Hershey 6881 Best Wishes to the Class of '48 Kathryn M. Hummer Charles F. Hummer Watch Repairing Our Specialty Glasses Repaired While You Wait Compliments oi ERWIN JEWELRY CO. IEWELRY A GIFTS HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA 72 West Granada Corner of Linden and Granada PHONE: 7250 R. O. ERWIN, Prop. A. W. Dodge - Tile SL Marble Co. 151 W. Chocolate Avenue Hershey. Pa. EXPERT CRAFTSMEN IN THE INSTALLATION OF Genuine Clay Tiles - Marble Installations - Flagstone Porches Walks - Patios - Asphalt Tile Installations For Information Call Hershey 8376 NOTE: We Use Association Tiles Exclusively , Treat Your Family to a Feast Here . . GOOD PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH COOKING SUNDAY DINNEI-IS SERVED SPECIAL PLATTEBS DAILY 35.50 Value Meal Tiolcet - 35.00 THE PALM LUNCH za WEST MAIN STREET Palmyra. Pa. FOUNTAIN SERVICE Open Sunday From 8:00 A. M. to 11:00 P. M. Daily 6:00 A. M. to 12:00 P. M. VIOLET M. SMITH RAYMOND H. SMITH CARSON'S Famous for Their Barbecue Sandwiches, Delicious Pies. Ice Cream and Thai Wonderful Cup of Coffee Also Sundaes and Milk Shakes O WATCH POR THE SPRING OPENING Caricreatures. p. 47 Top Row-Harold I-Iostetter, Lois Shultz, William Winters, Dolores Goble. 2nd Row From Top-Arlene Pausriaoht, Ianice Swartz, Eric Cruqriale, Iessie Nuoci. 3rd Row From Top-Shirley Stump, Wayne Stettler, Verna Via. 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