Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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RAYMOND H. KOCH GEORGE D. LANGE AIIMI ISTRAIIII So often we think of the administration as vaguely tied up with the business of running the school. Little do we realize what an im- mense, as well as important, business direct- ing a school successfully is. Too often we think of Mr. Raymond H. Koch. our superintendent of schools, merely as the man who gives us advice on the first day of school and then reminds us when we fail to follow it-without stopping to think of the enormous responsibility which rests on his shoulders. Mr. George D. Lange, our principal, strives always to maintain efficiency and high stand- ards throughout the high school. Working with him is our assistant principal, jovial Mr. Rufus K. Eby. The vocational school has its own hard- working, well-liked director in the person of Mr. Robert Iacoby. Assisting these men in their many secre- tarial and clerical activities connected with the school are the office secretaries, Miss Hiester, Miss Rarick, Miss Copp, and Miss Daniel in the high school office: and Mrs. Cassel in the vocational building. As we leave, we can be sure that the future of our Alma Mater is in capable hands-and we might well remember. as an example of efficiency, this smoothly running administra- tion. RAYMOND EVANS RUFUS EBY ROBERT IACOBY B