Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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Robert Smith Music, Band Music from the spheres. Doris Snyder Health, Phys. Ed. Let the world slide. lll not budge an inch. Clyde H. Spitler Kenneth W. Staver Industrial Arts Agriculture Who can cloy the hun- Now would I give a gry edge ol appetite by thousand furlongs oi bare imagination of a sea tor an acre oi ter- ieast? tile ground. Christian Walk Civics I will follow thee to the last gasp with truth and loyalty. YQ! X x 14 xi Margaret Ward Librarian Knowing I lov'd my books, He furnished me from mine own library with volumes that I prize above my king- dom. Theodora Wilbur English, Mathematics Then comes in the sweet ot the year. Mildred Snyder Homemaking Laugh yourself into stitches. Lee Ann Wagner Health, Phys. Ed. A woman would run through fire and water tor such a kind heart. Beatrice Watkins Dental Hygienist Bid them wash their faces and keep their teeth clean. t Marian Wilson Homemaking, Dietician A diet tit for the gods. Iohn Werner Voc. Science He was ever precise in promise keeping. Robert W. Young Health, Phys. Ed. Sport royal.

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llllll MSS lIlINl2Il SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lett to right: Daniel Donovan, vice-president: Colleen Foley, secretaryg Luella Bucks, treasurer: Gethin Kurtz, president. COLORS .... FLOWER .. . ....... Talisman rose These select seniors have done a big job this year and we're sure they will continue to do big jobs and do them well. They became members of the senior class council either by being elected officers of the senior class or by being elected president or vice president of their home rooms. They met frequently and discussed many important senior issues. Some Seated, Lett to Right: Miss Reitz, Miss Boyer, Colleen Foley, Gethin Kurtz, Luella Bucks, Miss Dietrich, Miss Wagner. Second Row: Vera Sullivan, Mary Fossati, Helen Geib, Iean May, Annabelle Gordon, lane Smith, Rena Kline, Ioan Smith, Ronald Mcfllwee, Warren ..Teal blue and gold MOTTO ...... Onward, upward and outward of their more important decisions concerned the Choclatier stall, the cake sale, the senior class play and the senior prom. Much ot the success ot the senior class de- pended upon this group ot leaders who have been preparing to be leaders in the world of tomorrow. Rhoad. Third Row: Carl Crum, Richard Mann, Mr. Mandes, Mr. Lewis, Norma Heaps, Pete Camacci, Gary Moore, Carl Mease, Richard lonni, Iohn Romberger, Mr. Werner, Herman Wagner, Melvin Winters, Mr. Shirk.