Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1951 volume:

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Through This record of our various ac'rivi+ies. sporls, and school service, il' is our purpose lo express resemblance 'ro lhe spiriled, idealislic Troians, I X la 11' ,5J, i1'f X71 5 'ir lV, A . if ,us 1 1 1 , ?k l 11-l ' 1 . il l 1 1 1 ll ll31 1l ll l ' 1 l , jd 5 i fl 5 ll, lrlillll 1 ll1 - 1 D I X. f, EDICATIU Eoch yeor l'lershey's groduoles leove Their high school doys behind lhem. We, os heirs, hove profiled noi only by lheir mislolces onol ochievemenls, buf c1lso lhrough lheir conlribulions lo our school life ir1 service ond moleriol gills. Grolelully lhen-we, The closs ol '51, dedicole This boolc lo our predecessors- . , I '1 'Lg' lhe ALUMN1. Qt C i o if , . 'FT' 1 4, NN' I W 1 1:4 nf- X 1 5 1. 11 ' email ., K' gl if I -N F 1 I Ibm, VN ' ' li 52- ' ls 1 .1 1 -11 1' T-W , , . ,- ,- , -1 - gf, 1 , I 1 I 1 1' I I, Q is ' V I 'i lima l iii' N 21,7 1... K I nl 4 . .1 X6 Vw, f li l I ' 1 1 I 11, ,1 . 1' 15-4 , ,'1, .,,.1. l ,fi L'-'sri 5:15 Ji: 'ilu 1.10. :j:Lf,:A:':... 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The odminislralion carries oul fhis ADMINISTHATIU policy, receives and refers recommendalions fo 'rhe board lor improvemenl in rhe school. and 'rhen sels up The machinery lo meer pupils' needs. Upon Mr. Raymond H. Koch's broad and cap- able shoulders resl imporlanl responsibililies and decisions which he meels compelenrly, always work- ing lor lhe bellermenl ol 'rhe school. ln our high school we cannol overlook rhe sincerily displayed and hard work quielly accom- plished by our high school principal, Mr. George D. Lange, and Mr. Rufus K. Eby, assislanr principal. Mr. Roberr Jacoby, as vocolional direclor, ellicienlly handles his responsibililies in lhe voca- 'rional division ol our school. For Those of us who need or wanl addilional skills or knowledge aller gradualing from high school, Mr. Raymond Evans, in lhe capocily of direclor of adull educalion, supervises evening school classes wilh lhe help ol some ol lhe lacully. The work of 'rhese men is lacililaled by lhe eliliciency of our secrelarial sfall. We mighf well be proud ol I-lershey's admin- islralive srall whose inleresl is in mainfaininq high educolional slandards and developing individual pupil capaciries. Leff io right Roberl' Jacoby, Rufus Eby, George Lange, Raymond Evans. 4. kaixsfp, M...- A :Mem M-sm i SEEHETAHIES Mrs. Cassel, Miss Paponeffi, Miss Heisler, Miss Copp, Miss Rariclr, Mrs. Tucl: lnol' pic- luredl. SEHUUL DIHEETUHS Sfanding, lef-I' io righf: Mr. Edward Sfover, Mr. E. Morse Heisey, Mr. Howard Shelly, Mr. Clever Ernsf, Mr. Ray- mond H. Koch, Superiniend- Pnl. Seaied, leff fo righl: Mr. Marlin E. Balsbaugh, Mr. Earl R. Lollo, Mr. E. Carl Foreman. PHINEIPAUS CABINET Firsf Row, leH fo riglwf: Miss Ferucci, Miss Shanlrweiler, Miss Reinerf, Mr. Lange, Mr. Eby, Miss Royer, Miss Hersh- berger. Second Row, leff lo righf: Mr. Chesfnui, Mr. Brit- fuin, Mr. Herr, Mr. Hovis. Mr. Campbell. New teachers proved d roast. ramatic abuuy in eeaathefillg of the Nuts at ox I l i so ... l , Doroihy Balsbaugh Mary Bornharl' William A. Balchelor John T. Beck World Hisiory English Ari Malhemolics Al il il 1 l is l , Davicl Cheslnul Mary Anita A- O- Bflllfllll W. Paul Campbell Edu M. Colon Healih, Physicol Music Supervisor Homemolring Languages English Educolion I Al il 'l l , l W u Charles E. Cumpslon Donald J. Dilienbaugh N. Charles Downin Carl S. Farver Speech Dean of Boys. Guidance Science, Heallhq Physical Eleciriciiy and Counseling Educciion ETHELANNE BODEN English Noi Piciured I0 Cool Ig business Industrial Day showed faculty the inside storll 0' ner' ev enterprises. l l y ' l l l Ann L. Ferucci Harry H. Foreman Jerome Frock Ediih Geyer Dean of Girls, Guidance Biology Maflwemalics Hislory English ll l l li l l - l e l u l Reneffa Glasgow Eli1abe'l'h Goodwill Hiram A, Graff John D. Groh Harvey D. Haddad Vocalional Mallwemalics Nurse Com ' l ' ' ' mercuo Civics, Science Special Educafion r s I g Sarah E. Hallman J h K, H o n anshue Eugene B. Herr Grace Herghberger Highway Safely Direcfor of Recrealion Clnemislry, Physics Homemalring II T0achers le llrllgd th e meaniny vf the word evaluati on. I I , I I W I J. Jared Horn John D, Horn Roy E. Hovis Edward lerore Printing Plumbing. Slleei Meicl Maihemaiics Aulo Body Repair ' I I, 1 I- Geo. W. Kunkle Daniel E. Lewis Gilberi' Lugcr Louis D. Monde Vocalional Social Siudies Building Maintenance Vocaiional Engli I I , I O'r'ro R. Korh Commercial Drafting I I W I W I I vc I J. Lee McConnell Myron W. Miller Mclhemclics O Mendes Helen M. Mariano Nursing Science, Ma+hemoIics Mariorie , Nurse, Home English fagllull me EA, banquet At annual H' dinners mbers ellfalled a savory H.. Y June E. Moyer ,- 1. Anna O'Toole William l. Reed Morfho J. Reinerl Experienced Cenfered School Psychologisl Carpenfry English Curriculum - Sevenfh Grade lk lk , 1 I Joseph E, Rhan Sophie Rolosz An ' R Lafin, English ' me . Royar Loon d English ' l ar Rumpf Rufh H. Saufley Commercial Machine Shop G ' ' eogrophy, Civics Anna G. Shanhweiler Ellen G. Shay William Shirl Roberl W. Smifh Problems of Democracy. English, Mofhemafics American Hisfor ' Civics y M usic, Bo nd After corre ctiny nu r finals, teachers looked to 'ward to seein 9 us at Bllllllller school. l 'l is 1 l ,M Al la l Clyde H. Spiller Doris M. Snyder Mildred Snyder Joseph Soplro Heallh, Physical Vocalional Homemaliing Commercial lnduslrial Arls Educalion s, ii My H3 ' a W -., ' fl 'W QQQSEG ., 4 1 J J 1 G. , . W. Slaver Edna M. Slombough Kennelh English Agricullu re R 'i'i 'ilz Lee Ann B. Wagner Heallh, Physical Eclucalian gl Ml l ,N Lx- 2 , , Bealrice D. Wallins John G, Werner Denlal l-lygienisl Vocaiional Relaled Science Joseph Wersinger Ari B Walk Jr. Chrislian . , Civics, Geography, Hislory l Y Marian Wilson Dielician, Relaled Arls 1 Morgorel Ward Librarian 1 Roborl' W. Young Heallh, Physical Eclucalion gfadzi Oulel' M. 5. Hershey Iluse Cfaaa mafia UUH AIM: Success UUH HUPE: Tn Win When you compare The baby picTures on page TorTy-nine wiTh our senior phoTographs, you can see some resemblance, yeT a sTriking con- TrasT lwe hopel. even Though we someTimes give Teachers reason To believe ThaT we have reTro- gressed raTher Than progressed. BuT in all seri- ousness, progress really has been made Tram The days oT our A,B,C's To physics, business maThe- maTics and Espanol, and we are iusTly proud of iT. Try To remember way, way back To your grade school days. Doesn'T everyThing seem hazy? YeT some Things sTand ouT clearly even now. Remember how Thrilled we were when we TirsT delved inTo The mysTeries aT The prinTed word as we sTruggled Through The Alice and Jerry books-and how Doris l-lovis goT a prize Tor perTecT aTTendance in TirsT grade? lAny resemblance beTween This and some seniors we know is purely coincidenTall. We were cerTainly TooTh conscious land TaoThlessl. The hero of The day was The one wiTh a TooTh held by one Tiber. and loose enough To wiggle back and TorTh. Ronnie STover was on experT aT This. Third grade broughT The complexiTies of long division and The wonders oT The world Through our baTTered green geographies. Through The grades Eleanor Markley,.Jane Logan and Jo Ann Magrini's long braids oTTered diversion To The bays who saT behind Them. Their pigTails served Tor everyThing from horses' lzmss HISTUHY reins To experimenTs in The ink wells and knaT- Tying cbnTesTs. By TiTTh grade we considered ourselves quiTe grown up. The boys proudly replaced Their knee- panTs wiTh long Trousers lonly To lose ground again To The high-waTer mark ieans laTer onl. This was The TirsT Time we exchanged classes. Our TilTh grade ChrisTmas parTy was climaxed by a spelling bee. The lasT one down and cham- pion oT The grade was none oTher Than RaberT Wenrich. By sixTh grade we were The acknowledged leaders of grade school. When The boys were dismissed early Tor sTreeT paTrol, They would generously permiT Their TavoriTe girls To carry Their books back To homerooms. OuTsTanding ThaT year was our sixTh grade chorus. ThroughouT The grades we .parTicipaTed in all The music TesTivals. Remember how proud we were aT our Indian dress and cookie cosTumes Tor Hansel and GreTel ? SevenTh grade Tound us in high school aT lasT. One oT our greaTesT Thrills was The assembly each week. The prospecT oT being losT in The halls and laTe Tor classes. especially Mr. Miller's or Mr. Downin's, Terrified us. Our TirsT social aTTair as a class was a l'lallowe'en parTy in The gym in eighTh grade. AT The close oT ThaT vear, JoAnn Magrini and Orie Grove halT walked, halT Tripped up The sTeps in The TheaTer To receive The eighTh grade American Legion award. Our freshman class expanded To receive The asseTs of TwenTy-Three ouTlying school disTricTs. Algebra was as much a foreign language To us as The LaTin classes To which we were exposed. From The wheel of iunior high we became The lowly sophomores aT senior high. We Then made a decision as To our course and wenT our separaTe ways To The vocaTional, commercial, or academic building. Board washing and eraser clapping aTTer school were abandoned Tor parTicipaTion in The many exTra-curricular acTiviTies. ln our iunior year we capably prepared Tor our role as sen- ors by becoming more adepT aT The delicaTe arT of hooking classes. As our senior year progressed, all The won- derful exTra-curricular acTiviTies gracefully re- placed any noTions oT sTudy ThaT mighT have survived Tram lower grades. As we recall our pasT social life, each suc- ceeding year becomes clearer, doesn'T iT? 1 6 MEMBERS J. Allegrini, H. Aumen, M. Bisfline, l. Bucks G Dunhleberger R Eshleman P Espenshade T. Funghi, G. Kelley, R. Klingler, J. Koons W Miller G Noval N Orfenzl J Smlih J. Slewarf, P. Wagner P. Wilmer. SENIIJH CLASS IIIIUNIIIL Q nur class leaders Q This busy group, mode up ol senior class officers ond senior homeroom presidenls ond vice presidenfs, is responsible for many impor- lonl decisions mode during +he year. The success of Jrhe class depends fo o Iorge exlenl on lhese feochers ond sludenls. The Council selecled 'rhe phologrophers for The yeorboolc, planned 'fhe coke sole and senior prom, ond direcled lhe deloils of senior business. These people could be found working like Troions of any of iheir meelings. Presiclenl' ...... ..... R onald Eshleman Vice Presiden+ ....... .laci Sfewarf Secrelary .... ........ I rene Bucks Treasurer .. .... Marlene Bisfline Class expanded to include pupils from twenty-three districts. RITA L. ALLISON General Commercial Tall, neaf, affracfive' browneffe . . . an Ono residenf . . . con- sumes fime by roller skafing . . . busy offer school waiiress . . . has a yen for fhe masculine species . , . sfill wondering why ihe Phillies didn'f win fhe Series . . , a beau- fician of fomorrow. We f is figiifsjigi . s Qi. JAMES ALBRITE Academic Jim . . . o good-looker from Swafaro . . . ushers ai Sporfs Arena . . . hobby, girls . . . Whaf do ya say, Kid? . . . has ea'ring madness . . . perfect Frank in senior play . . . secref desire-fo have own TV show . . . fargef is sporfs announcing or news commenfaiing. JACK ALLEGRINI Plumbing Shop A Romeo . . . loves wine, women, and song . . . ihinks class is fhe place fo eaf . . . pei peeve, sheei mefal layouf . . . favorife expres- sion, Oh. babe! . . . fond of dancing . . . enioys playing bas- kefball and golf . , . expecfs To be a sheei mefal worker FLORENE MARIE ALTOBELLI General Commercial Enfhusiasiic Flo . . , a live- wire from Derry . . . forever laughing and joking wiih her friends . . . experienced baby- siffer . . . acfive parficipdni in sports . . . Don'f be so fanfas- fic! . . . likes school, especially' P. O. D .... ambifion-fo be a secrefary. HELEN M. AUMEN Academic Blonde and afirocfive . . . lives on Areba . . . keen sense of humor . . . excels in gym class . . . has a iigure fha? goes well wifh her cloihes . . , avid sports fan, parficularly of foofball . . . desirous of becoming a house wife. RALPH C. BAKER General Commercial Punky . . . bashful, quief lad . . . represenfs Campbellfown . . , has hillbilly music madness . . . works as a gas sfafion affendanf . . . usually seen on his whizzer . . . dislikes school and conceiied people . . . foofball and boskef- ball enfhusiasf . . . likes fo eaf . . . lraveling will be his fufure. ' GRACE L. BARLEY Academic Likes movies, especially drive-ins . . . pei saying, Bui definifelyf' . . . dislikes francais . . . enjoys lalkinq wifh opposife sex . . . aifracfive residenf of The Sand Hills . . . likes all sporfs . . . Arlene's other half . . . plans fo be a beaufician. i ALVA M. BARNHART General Commercial G-ranfville's quief lassie . . has c encouraging smile , . . neaf bi modesi' dresser . . . a fanai abou? hillbilly music . . . reads leisure lime . . . likes school an movies . . . pei peeve-havin fo waif for lafe people . , . faifl ful Philly follower . . . inferesle in fraveling. PAY I. BASE:-ions Secreiarial Commercial i Lives near Sand Beach . . . has a 1 smile for everyone . . . likes short- hand class . . , offen shy when around fhe opposife sex . . . em- broiders in her spare fime . . . For Pefe's sake! . . . eflicienl 'rypisf . . , main ambiiion-+o be a privaie secreiary. ANNA R. BASHORE Academic Lively liHle bundle . . . shows greaf skill in gym class . . . ouf- sianding in baskefball . . . quief excepf when around friends . . . enioys reading ficfion stories . . . had infuifion fhe Phils would win 'rhe pennanl- iRigh1', Beverly7l . . . wanfs 'lo enfer York Hospiial. Academics dodged swords at the movie, The Adventures ol Robin Hood . GUY BASTI Special Educafion Called Pele by his many 'Friends . . . well known around fhe school . . . dislikes fishing and hunfin Y h . . . favorife expression, 9 e.. . . . invaluable sporfsman, espe- cially in foofball , . . greaf chum of Bob Houser's . . . has no plans for fhe fufu re. FRED C. BAUDER Academic Lives on o farm near Round Top . . . enioys fishing and huniing . . . inferesfed in sporfs, especial- ly foofball and baskefball . . . affenfive physics sfudenf . . . hopes fo go fo college . does a lof of reading. HARVEY BENDER Mainlenance Shop Humphry . . . pleasanf, chub- y boy from Campbellfown . . . ms a '3l Chevrolef . . . spends iosi of his fime and money af -ie movies , . . Ralph Baker's -ied and frue . . . boosfer of oofball and hunfing . . . infends :J work in fhe Hershey facfory. 1 ,gms-rf ANNA ELIZABETH BINNER Academic Blushing Befsy . . . represenfa- five of Hockersville . , . brighf blue eyes . . . aware of fhe lafesf fashions . . ., very popular, espe- cially wifh opposiie sex . . . sweef as coffon candy . , . dances like a dream . . . fascinafed by drum solos . . . fufure beaufician. ihen housewife . , . hobby. draw- ing. MARLENE E. BISTLINE Secrefarial Commercial Sis . . . Palmdale's vivacious confribuiion fo Hershey High . . . pleasant personalify , . . likes music and eafing , . . does well in gym work . . . finds iomafoes and spinach disfasfeful . . . op- erafes Chevys quife well . . . obfaining valuable experience in a Palmdale office . . . hopes io be a secrefary . . . has definiie inferesis in opposife sexl DAVID H. BLANSET General Commercial Jovial Barney . . . calls Hock- ersville home . . . liked by school- mofes and faculfy , . . shining lighf of bookkeeping class . . . operafes a '50 Packard . . . shows inferesf in foofball . . . favorife diversions. movies and sfage plays . . , keeps busy af Sporfs Arena . . . hopes fo be- come a morfician. HARRY G. BOWMAN Carpenfer Shop Resides in Fonfana . . . Hen . . . neaf in appearance . . . whizzes around in a '39 Plymoufh . . . hunfing and fishing enfhusiasl' . . . knows Lebanon like a book . . . Firefly brave . . . boasfs o winning way wifh girls . . . enioys foofball games . . . fufure includes cabinef-making. ALVIN R. BOYER Elecfric Shop Brain of fhe elecfric shop . . . a Swaiaro man . , . friendly and' dependable . . . lingers around MilIie's place . . . favorife masfime, model railroads . . . gefs found up when Sanders is near . . . especially fond of foofbol . . . maior obiecfive-fo be a good elecfrician. GLADYS JEANNE BOYER General Commercial Union Deposif's fall bruneffe . . . quiei buf sludious . . . gefs along well wifh everyone , . . definifely inferesfed in fhe opposife sex . . . uses up exfra fime by reading . . . offen heard exclaiming, Aw heck! . . , hopes fo be a suc- cessful office worker. MARY C. BOWMAN Academic Quiet curly-head from Campbell- fown . . . brainy . . . blushes ofien . . . has a smile for every- one . . . giffed accordionisf . . . plays a lol of polkas . , . favorife expression. Oh, gee whiz . . , inferesfed in enfering Lancasfer General . . . usually seen wifh Shirley. Visit to chocolate factory replenished our candy supply. K? JEANNINE A. BRUBAKER RITA A. CAGNOLI ROBERT L. BROWN Aulo Body Shop Journeys from Union Deposif every day . . . responds fo Brownie . . , chauffeur of a new Chrysler . . . Holy gee! . . . likes hunfing and hockey . . . Ed Carlson's Siamese fwin . , . handy oufo body repairman . . . plans fo sporf uniform of U.S. Navy. ELIZABETH ANN BRANDT Secrefarial Commercial A cufe bundle of charm . . . known as Befsy . . . from vil- lage of Deodale . . , giffed seamsfress . . . hobby, reading . . . offen says, Oh, gosh! or Fiddle faddle . . . fhinks favor- ably of opposife sex . . . broken- hearled when Phillies losf World Series . . . desirous of becoming a secrelary, ROGER M. BRANDT Academic Tall, freckle-faced, buf good- looking . . . proud of fhof old, blue Sfudeboker . . . enioys fly- ing and horseback riding . . . a cifizen of Campbellfown . . . knows a lol of iokes , . . affracf- ed fo fhe fairer sex . . . frumpef foofer . . . aims fo fake over Brandf's Hardware Sfore. CARL W. BUCKS Prinl Shop Answers fo Monk or Bucky . . . anofher Bobby Riggs . . . zippy in baskefball . . . has some- thing fo say in every class . , . can really give a car a beafing . . . always says, Hey, you guy! . . . Mr. Bafchelor's pef? . . . has eye on being an arfisf. IRENE L. BUCKS Secrefarial Commercial Reney . . . a genial lass from C-fown . . . would make even John Roberf Powers look fwice . . . dresses offracfively . , . reads in her spare lime . . . gefsgeod marks . . . favorife subiecf, his- fory . . , wonders why Phils didn'f win fhe Series . . . aiming for a secrefarial iob. JACK LOUIS BUGLIA Aufo Body Shop Crooner of Baum's Hill . . Boo , . . good looks and bloc wavy hair . . . favorife diversioi -baskefboll and pool . . . offs says, Come on, now! . . . mag nefically affracfed fo girls . . usually seen in overalls . . . i lends fo don Uncle Sam's blues Secrelarial Commercial Jeanie . . . friendly lass from Deodafe . . , cufe bruneffe . . . admired by sfudenfs and faculfy . . . can be found dipping ice cream af lceland . . . offen lefs auf wifh, Oh, you're kidding! . . . likes fo read . , . supporfs all foofball games . . . fufure- working eflicienfly in some office. DOROTHY J. BUCK Secrelarial Commercial Flame-haired Dof . . . amiable . . . always well-dressed . . . offen heard saying, Oh, my Iowsyl . . . has a weakness for blond moles . . .-flies around in a blue Sfudebaker . . .'loyal friend . . , fcvorife sporfs, fool- ball and boskefboll . . . plans fo be a secrefary. Secrefarial Commercial Affracfive belle from Chocolate Town . . . radianf personalify . . . never misses a word in lifera- fure class . . . enioys popular music . . . makes good use of mofher's sewing machine , . . nof bashful around boys . . . desires an office iob . . . very inferesfed' in Bosfon Universify. ALDO B. CAMACCI Academic Gefs along wifh everyone . . . Mr. Rhen's quiefesl' home room sfudenf? . , . enioys French class? . . . expression upon seeing a girl, Why, hello fhere. . . . sporls enlhusiasf . . . fufure sporfs wrifer or phofographer . , . proud of fhe facf fhaf he comes from Swalara. BETTY L. CASSEL Secrefarial Commercial Be+z . . , resides near Sand Peach . . . giffed pianisf . . . rcrive in neighborhood work . . . rnioys ,being Mr, Diilenbaugh's file helper . . . pei peeve-lack if fransporlafion . . . finds The rlher sex inleresling . . . will nake some lucky man an alfrac- ive privaie secrelary. Dixie roller - skated at Freshman Prom. EDWARD C. CARLSON Aufa Body Shop Ed from E-fown . . . rugged blond . . . big ealer . . . clown of IZA . , . invesls all his money in fools . . . usually answers, PreHy nearly . . . likes bas- kerball . . . sludies hard . . . Old FairhFul lo Roberl Brown . . . aulo repairman of greal worrh . . . will be same in fuiure. ROBERT BRUCE CARPENTER Agriculiure Tull, lanky Bob , . 1 from Hum- melsfown, R.D .... rough and rugged . . . pleasant 'lo be around . . . Mr. S+aver's pei peeve . . . obiecr of many lem- inine gazes . . . oflen asks, Who, me? . . . goes here and rhere in a '4l Mercury . . . 'Fufure mechanic. MARIAN M. CLINE Secrefarial Commercial Granrville gal . , . long. curly eyelashes . . . aware of laresi 'Fashions '. . . oflen seen in a Plymoufh or Chevy . . . good al' keeping secreis . , . cuis fancy figures on ice . . . fascinared by men . . . l'll +elI you somerimeI . . . wanis lo be an advenluress. JOHN I. COBLE, JR. Agriculfure Conewago Township's aggie . . . pleasanr disposirion . . . usually sporfs levis and a T shirl . . . nafure lover . . . has inferesr in all aihlefics . . . longs for bunny chasing season , . . very alerr when il' comes lo females . . . irifends l'o'siudy foreslry in college. NEIL F. COLLEGE Machine Shop Comes from vicinily of Deodale . . . avid Red Sox fan . . . offen reads library books in class . . . enioys playing soliball and bas- kefball . . . advoccie of hunring . . . lilfle man behind candy sland counier . . , known for his unusual voice. AUDREY A. J. CRUGNALE Secrelariai Commercial Fun-loving, popular Blackie . .. lover of 'rhe Brooklyn Bums . . . oiren wonders aloud, Anything else new? . . . rhinks boys are nofhing excepiional lusuallyl . , . quire an alhlere . . . or home on lhe dance floor . . . palh may lead ro a music career. EILEEN DAY Academic Eileeno . , . alrracrive brunerre . . . nalurally curly locks . . . smarr dresser . . . seldom seen wiihour Susie . . . one of Hershey's mermaids . . . peppy, parricularly in Espanol . . . always on lime? . . . cenler of any noisy corner . . . plans Io enrer Universiry of Pennsylvania . . . fulure-may be a denial hygienisf. RINO M. DeBENEDET Academic Muzzie , . . beauriful black. curly hair . . . Swarara's Romeo . . . heavenly dancer . . . never quief . . . ankle-lenglh jerseys lNew look, Rino7l . . . why lhe' high-wafer pan'rs7 . . . Frequently ulrers, Eh? . . . all around sporfs lover . . . wanfs to be an- ofher Ben Hogan. JAY A. DAGLE Academic Handsome, blond Romeo . . . mi- grated from Allenrown lasl year . . , keen inreresr in roller skaring and dancing . . . prefers Allen- lown girls fo Hershey's . . . plans fo be a lraveling salesman or pilor . . . would raiher be poor and happy than rich and mis- erable. The former Miss Saylor led us unwillingly to the glory that was llomef' MARGARET R. DIEHL Academic Reserved and reliable , . , neaf in appearance . . . pleasanf per- sonalify . . . -fakes school seri- ously . . . makes her own clofhes . . . acfive in church work . , . enioys fraveling . . . hopes lo be a girl in while al' The Harrisburg Hospifal. VINCE L. DEIMLER Mainienance Shop Never a worry nor a care . , . Chamberhill youfh . . . fhinks a lol of his '39 Ponfiac . . . hobby, hunfing . . . works parf lime af Dave's Dream . . . offen pal- ronizes fhe Blue Diner , . . fancies females . . . would like lo loin The U. S. Navy. H. JEAN DIEHL College Preparafory Shari, quief and sfudious . . . appealing, delighfful personalify . . . Hanoverdale's confribufion fo H.H.S .... likes fo debafe in classes . . . passes mosf of her fime sewing and reading . . . enioys parricipafing in sporfs . . . likes fhe farm . . . fufure feacher of Hershey? BARBARA .L DOVE Academic Davie . . . shorf and round . . . makes grooves in The floor af Grefna . . . likes school . . . swings o mean golf club on mini- afure course . . . craves prefzels . . . cooks fo please anyone . . - dislikes lefler-wrifing , . . wanfs fo be a doc'ror's helper. GLENN O. DUNKLEBERGER Plumbing Shop Dunk . . . handsome hunk of masculinify . . . comedian . . . assisfs Mr. Bania wifh hundred pounders . . . uffers frequenfly, Ma K. . . .surprised all wifh his speaking abilify , . . well on road fo being a plumber ROBERT EBERSOLE Mcinfenance Shop 3 Bob . . . hillbilly from Hillsdale l . . . enjoys hunfing and fishing . . . spends spare momenls af Golfland . . . looks upon girls wifh favor . . . works of fhe Lunch Box near Middlefown . . . goes fo fhe movies offen . . . likes fo eaf . . . undecided fufure. U. GLENN ECKERT Elecfric Shop Sock . . . dwells in C-lawn . . . inclusfrious sfudenf . . . fools a bugle in fhe Hershey Drum and Bugle Corps . . . says, Aw, come on! . . , haunfs Millie's fo flirf wifh fhe girls . . . special lik- ing far foofball . . . is planning for an elec+rician's career. EDNA M. EISENHOUR Academic Easy-going . . . friendly wii everybody . . . fakes inferesf her school work . . , hobbies ai reading and collecling picfuri of scenery . . . knows her lie hockey . . . dislikes fhoughf 4 - leaving school , . . pef expressio Oh, brofher . . . ambifion is' be a feacher or sfore clerk. ' X RALPH K. EISENHOUR Prinf Shop Handsome, young man from Palmdale . . . parricular accom- plishmenf, running fhe linofype . , . enioys reading, especially foofball sfories . . . usher af Sporfs Arena . . . has a way wifh girls , . . likes io play base- ball . . . ambifion-fo be a good husband. GRACE D. EMRICH General Commercial Small in sfaiure . , . Riia's fellow- Ono-ife . . . well-liked by school- mafes . . . zealous worker in class . . , consisfenr gum chewer . . . dislikes snobs . . . a waifress during weekends . . . already claimed by a cerfain red-head . . . would like fo be a recep- fionisf. We hecame financially embarrassed in our sophomore year. ANNA ARLENE ETZWEILER Vocalional Home Economics ighl-haired maiden from Ml. leasanl . . . usually wearing a mile . , . admired by fellow lassmales . . . favorile expres- 'on, Oh, nol . . . makes good se of a kilchen and all ils ulen- ls . . , very good seamslress . . hockey and archery fan . . . ilends lo leach home economics. l l s RONALD ESHLEMAN Plumbing Shop Compelenl ior class . . haired lad presidenl of our sen- wavy- .Esh from Lyonsville . . . inlelligenl . . , works on golf course , . . likes lo roller skale . . . assel lo lrock leam . . . has abilily in sheel melal work . . . . hopes lo do same in fulure. PEGGY J. ESPENSHADE Secrelarial Commercial Allroclive. popular blonde . . . friendly . . . always neally dressed . . . spends leisure lime reading . . . iusl loves English class . . . oflen lold, Peggy, gel rid of lhal guml . . . parlial lo male sex . . . diels all lhe lime . , . ice hockey fan . . . will brighlen up someone's office. HAROLD S. FASNACHT Prinl Shep Fuzzy, a Hersheyile . . . sharp dresser . . . especially fond of ce-hockey and olf allracled g . . . lo women , . . dislikes malh . . . oflen seen on a flashy malorbike . . always replies, You knowl . . will be slriking far a prinling CGTBBF. JANET B. FAUS Secrelarial Commercial Charming maiden from vicinily of Palmdale . , . induslrious slu- denl . . . responsible . . . friend o all . . , all-around sporls lover . . dancing lingers have inas- ered keyboard . . . associale of Marlene and Dodo . , . Mr. Brillain's righl hand . . . un- decided aboul allending college bul is sure of being a privale ecrelary. RUTH MAE FERNSLER General Commercial Likable gal from Derry . , . culs beauliful figures on ice . . . vol- uable assislanl lo Miss Ward . . shows an aplilude for field hockey . . . can'l help liking lhe oppo- sile sex . . . always failhful ro lhe Hershey Bears . . . wanls lo be a salesclerk. PATRICIA ELLIS FISHER General Commercial Likes lo be called Pal bul nol Palsy . . . nol shy around boys . . . makes fancy ligures on ice skales . . . favorile song- Nighl and Day . . . gels impalienl when wailing for someone , . follower of sporls . . . wanls lo be a lap and ballroom dancer. TERESA ANN FUNGHI College Preparalory Dada , . . lovely, lively lassie of I2-A . . . fashion plale . . . likes boys, chernislry, and physics . . . favorile leacher, Mr, Herr . . . excelis in sporls , . . swim- ming pool, her second home . , . a convincing Anne in senior- play . . . will succeed in anylhing she underlokes. FRANK .l. FUSCHINI Prinl Shop Rides bus from Palmdale daily . . . reliable , . . ardenl foolball fan . . . his dream car, a Hudson . . . no apparenl inleresl in women . . . oflen lels oul wilh, Come on. nowI , . . pals around wilh Smilly . . . spends lime working on golf course. 23 DAVID L. FOX Prinl Shop Dave . . . pleosanl personalily . , . usher and ice scraper al Sporls Arena . . . wrapped up in foolball . , . frequenlly lels oul wilh, .leepers creepersI . . . enioys showing movies . . . wanls lo lravel, lhen sellle down . . main obieclive-lo be a good prinler. Commercials missed our group picture while visiting the abbatoir. SAMUEL GARRISON Special Educafion Answers lo Sambo . . . dark wavy hair . . . speeds here and lhere in a Plymoulh . . . sleeps whenever he gels a chance . . . hobby-working on cars . . . allen seen wilh Guy Basli . . . lhinks working in a service sialion would make a pleasanl fulure. JOHN R. GAMBLE Mainienance Shop Siem . . . darkehaired and handsome . . . enhances lhe sireels of Swalara . . . Soulh Lebanon's loss lhis year . . . does well on roller skales . . . soccer enlhusiasl . . . allracled 'lo and by girls . . . likes lo ear and sleep . , . will ioin Uncle Sam's Navy. FLOYD J. GARRISON Prinf Shop Quiel and very courleous . . . abilily unlimiled in shop . . . hrs? class arlisi . . . quile a lish- erman and hunfer . . . spends no lime lhinking aboul girls . . . lailhful companion of Reily Rhine . . . plans lo conlinue in field of prinling, ANNA MARY GEHMAN Academic l-lonesl, friendly, and sincere . . . plays lhe eighly-eighi keys . . . has pen pals here and abroad . . . likes lo lravel . . , dabbles in oil painling . . . enioys ice and roller skaling . . , plans fo be a missionary . . . gilled alto. JUNE GEIB General Commercial Junie . . . a cuie blonde . . . iourneys from Lawn . . . pop- ular wilh her classmales . . . up-lo-dale when il comes 'ro clolhes , . . is gradually wearing oui Gre'rna's rink . . . usually seen with Ruie . . . bombshell with slronger sex . , . will become a house-wife , . . her greaiesl achievement-passing her driver's fest MARY L. GEORGE Secrelarial Commercial Beller known as Georgie . . . lravels from Middlelown every day . . . has deep dimples and a pleasanf smile . , . ofien ex- claims, Aw, nulsl . . . enioys playing baskelbali and baseball . . . iusl normal when if comes io boys . . , headed for an office iob. ROBERT L. GERLACH Eleclric Shop Tall, handsome Bob . . . proud lo live in Palmdale . . . nol bashlul around girls . , . enioys Tripping 'rhe lighl fanlasficn . . . flair for hunling . . . pals wilh Sanders . . . drives a 40 Studebaker . , . works in fhe Pol- myra A 8: P afler school. GLENN W. GINGRICH Eleclric Sh-op Known as lhe firebug of The eleclric shop . , . quiei' . . . minds his own business . , . likes lo play baseball . . . enioys working in own elecfric shop al home . . . fold by ieachers lhal he could do beller . . . field for lhe fulure-eleclricily. HAROLD L. GINGRICH Machine Shop Boogie . . , Lawn's favorite son . . . dresses well . . . popular in shop . , . brain in malh class . . . hobby, eaiing . . . quole, You know! . . , lell- handed ping-pong player . . . also shows abiliiy in playing soli- ball . . . 'finds girls irresisfible . . will confinue as a machinist 24 0 .DONALD W. GESFORD Academic Don , . . resides near San Beach . . . ollen says, l don know . . . modesf . . . vel quiel . . . hobby, reading . . likes oufdoor sporls . . . does ve well in science and la clase c Espanol . . . wanls lo ioin ll Navy and see lhe world. Gloria Kelley and Wally Kllrea regally presided over nur Sophomore Prmn I Remember Suzie and Nedra's Maharajah of Magador ?j WANDA F. GINGRICH Vocalional Home Economics A Compbelllonian . . . lorever chewing gum . . . parlicularly enioys home economics cIoss?? . . . car hop al Bomgardner's Dairy Snack . . . parlial lo lhe Brooklyn Dodgers . . . claims TO dislike boys . . . special pals- Anila and Anna . . . eager lo become an H.H.S. alumna. LILLIE R. GIPE Vocalionol Home Economics Anolher gill from lhe Sandhills . . . very small and quiel . . . Dol Noggle's chum . . . espec- ially lond ol English class , . . allen heard repealing, Gee whiz! . . . collecls china animals . . . finds movies especially enler- laining . . . likes volley ball and baskelball . . . desires lo sellle down in Illinois. DORIS LOUISE GORDON Academic Toll and slender , . . lIame-coI- ored hair . . . known by her giggles . . . always willing lo help olhers . . . hobbies. selling hair and giving permanenls . . . oulslanding in malh and Ian- guages . , . 'lasl lalker . . . honor roll sludenl . . . aspires loward lhe leaching prolession. RALPH I. GOSS Machine Shop Gossy lrom Granlville . wavy-haired and handsome . . helps oul in lalher's garage . . . delighls in drawing . . .gives no allenlion lo women . . . uses lhe expression, Gee whizl . . , as- pires loward pilching lor lhe Phillies. DIXIE LEE GREEN General Commercial Cule chick . . . personalily wilh a copilal P . . , endowed by Nalure wilh curly hair . . . really popular lparlicularly wilh boysl . . . does wonders on ice skoles . . . shows superior abilily in sporls . . . lwo lalenled leel on dance floor . . . proposes lo be an office worker. ORIE C. GROVE Academic Cocky . . . lall, dark, and handsome . . . capable presidenl ol Sludenl Council . . . likes Mr. Herr's classes . . . haunled by poison ivy . , . pel peeve, loud- voiced girls . . . lells humorous anecdoles . . . By crockyI . . . wanls lo be an engineer . . . Junior College, here he comes! EZRA GRUBB, JR. Agricullure Plow puisher lrom lhe Sandhills . . . shows. consideralion for olhers , . . silenl lype . . . oflen says, I'm gonna lurn over a new leaf. . . . likes mosl sporls and music . . . gels lrigger happy around November I . . . plans poinl loward college and loreslry. JACK W. GUNNELLS Academic Known as Champ or Toe' . , . powerful lell lool . , . came from Maryland in his sophomore year . . . lrequenls Joe's in Pal- myra fo gaze al lhe women . . . l-lershey's lulure loolball coach or Hilllops lulure speed demon . . . loll, husky bruiser, FLOYD FRIEND GUTSHALL, JR. Agricullure Resides on olher side ol Round Top . . . usually wearing knee bools and levis . . . spends leisure lime ol M-lowr roller rink . . . finds females delighlful . . . drives his dad's Model 'A . . . hobby. raising chickens . . excels in P.O.D .... inlends lo larm wilh his lalher, LOIS ARLENE GRUMBINE Academic Cule . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . popular with everyone . . linds a lol lo laugh aboul . . . Union Deposil's conlriburion lo Hershey High . . . enioys lossing lhal baskelball around . . . says, Oh, lhal's all righl. . . . has a ring from Bill on lhal cer- lain linger. 0ur reports on famous Americans highlighted Miss Dietrleh's English classes. WILLIAM HAWN Machine Shop Tex . . . iourneys from Middle- lown daily . . . quiel bul inleili- genl sludenl . . , ioined us in his iunior year . . . enraplured by hillbilly music . . . quile a hunler and fisherman . . . hobby, model airplanes . . . seen in a '40 Nash occasionally . . . inlends lo con- linue being o machinisl. MELVIN J. HARBOLD, JR. Mainlenance Shop Middlelown lad . . . lall and neally dressed . . . allable . . . enioys reading and lislening lo lhe radio . . . works on a larm . . . enioys hunling , . . lrequenl movie-goer . . . sporls-loving . . , goes for ealing in a big way . ambilion-lrade school lor car- penlry. ROBERTA ANN HARRIS Academic Robbie . . . has big brown eyes and black, black hair . . . per- sonalily bombshell . , . swealer girl . . . lalkalive . . . Gloria's shadow . . . likes lo eal and sleep , . . ollen says. You don'+ mean lo lell me . . . hopes lo be Sonia Heinie ol l960. KENNETH N. HEISEY Agricullure Ken . . . genlleman farmer from Ml. Wilson . . . high pop- ularily raling among aggies . . . loves all nalure . . . hunls and lraps quile a bil . . . cares lor all sporls . . . weakness lor blonde females . . . Clarence Lylle's buddy . . . allen seen in a '46 Olds . . . will conlinue farming. JAMES M. HERBST, JR. Academic Jim . . . l2B's lall, good-look- ing blond . . . never seen wilhoul Hiesland . . . swims like a fish . . . lavorile classes-physics and lrig . . . one ol lhose lucky fel- lows wilh a piIo+'s license . . . fulure lies in U. S. Air Force . . . likes boafing and women lany conneclion?l ELEANOR R. HETRICK General Commercial Tools , . . lalkalive blonde from Shellsville . . . has a well known giggle . . . enioys lelling iokes . . . mosl used expression. l'm lhroughl . roller skales lrequenlly . . has discovered lhal boys are inleresling , . . dislikes vain people . . . aim- lo work behind a slore counler. JANET L. HETRICK General Commercial Lighl-haired lass . . . anolher Shellsville donalion . , . likes sporls and hiking . . . can really wham a sollball . . . lrequenllv expresses herself wilh, Ah, nuls! . . . gels around in a Sludebaker . . . lhinks being a sales clerk would make a line career. JANE ANN HICKS Vocalional Home Economics 'Janie . . . a very allraclive belle from Harrisburg . . , charming personalily . . . smarl dresser . . . a dauber of oil painls . . . plays baskelball and lield hockey well . . . enioys swimming . . . delesls home work . . . Belsy's side-kick , . . anxiously wailing for June lirsl. DAVID E. HIESTAND Academic Skip . . . lall, handsome blond . . . nal impervious lo wiles of weaker sex . . . allergic lo lirecrackers? . , . experl- swimmer . . . hobby. wood working . . . Palmyra's loss lwo years ago . . . inleresled in becoming a leacher of carpenlry. MILDRED JANE HOFFER General Commercial Millie . . . quiel bul inlelligenl . . . sweel as a cookie . . . always pleasanl lo be around . . . lypes wilh efficiency . . , lre- quenlly comes up wilh, Jeepersl . . . plans lo increase her exper- ience in church work . . . no inler- esl in boys . . . likes almosl any sporl. We mingled with the crowd at the farm show . . . and the crowd at the Abbott and Costello movie. BENJAMIN HOFFMAN Elecfric Shop Likes fo be called Ben , . . comes all fhe way from Lawn . . . diligenf worker in class . . . keen wesfern sfories . . . likes all sports, especially baseball . . . speaks German well , . . giffed acfor. as shown in senior class play . . . fufure elecfrician. HAROLD HOLLINGER Agriculiura Sunny . . . good-looking buf quiei . . . braves fhe Conawago mud every morning . . , uses a '47 maroon Dodge quife oflen LeROY GUY HOUSER Plumbing Shop Essence of afhlefic sfamina . . . finds enioymenf in pursu-ing bun- nies . . . quief and polife fo all . . . offen seen in a Ford . . . called Roy by his friends, who are many . . . ofien fold, You are capable: use your abilily. DORIS JANE HOVIS College Preparafory Blushes easily , . . possesses fine qualifies of leadership. honesfy, and fair play . . . acfive member of Sfudenl Council . . . rarely LOUISE M. HOLZ Academic Sparkling personality . . . wise- cracker . . . enioys reading and lelling iokes , . . does well on dance floor or roller rink . . . believes in having fun . . . can beaf anyfhing ouf of fhe key- board . . . ouisfanding musician , . . plans 'ro sfudy music af L, V says wifh . enioys moforcycle riding concenfrafes efforfs on girls acfive in huniing season . . . he'll raise a Guernsey herd aid of Dad. MERRIEL F. HORST Secrefariol Commercial seen wifhouf Gloria . . . drives new green Buick . . . permanenf honor roll siudenf . . . enioys music ancl dancing . . . will prob- ably offend J. C. GERALDINE M. KEENER Academic Gerry fhe Greal' I4' l0 l . . plays The piano and Canasta . . has a rafher loud laugh , . can folk a leg off you . . . pe? expression, Well, I guess. . . . her hair clashes wifh fhal red Chevy she drives . . . plans fo seffle down. M. MABEL KEGERREIS Socrefarial Commercial Toois . . . a cufe liflle blonde from I-loernersfown . . . greeis everyone wifh a big smile . . . believes in faking her good old iime . . . day-dreamer . . . avid sporis follower, especially of baskefball . . . enioys company of sfronger sex, especially a cer- lain blond . . . fuiure ariisl' or secreiary. GLORIA FAY HOUSER General Commercial Pelmdcle's morning Glory . . . mosf always found of fhe drug- sfore wifh her friends . . . likes fo wear lafesf fashions . . . ice skaies as a professional , . . dislikes people who hold grudges . . . offen seen a+ hockey games . . . desires a secrefarial career. Peppy browneffe from Campbell- fown , . . fine personalify . . . always adds her Iwo cenfs worfh . . . frequenfly says, Holy cafsl . . . fond of eafing buf noi read- ing . . . does excepfional work in gym class . . . oflen seen in a Chevy , . . u-ncerfain abouf her fufure. GLORIA FAYE KELLEY Academic Glisfening blue eyes . . . likes French class . . . always helpfui . . . aware of lafesf fashions . . , hares repefifion of clothing . . . our lovely Sophomore Prom Queen . . . admired by all reach- ers and sfudenfs . . . l'll be darned! . . . popular wifh bofh sexes . . . fufure, York Hospifal and Penn Sfafe. We surgeons delicately operated on frogs pielcled,' in formaldehyde. GLADYS MARIE KLING College Preparafory Sheri and blonde . . . one of The lalkers of IZA . , . ardenl 'loolball and baskelball Fan . . . lavori+e subiecf, French . . . need infor- malion aboul' Helen Keller? . . . ask Gladys . . , enioys her walk from Para every day . . . hopes lo become a receplionisl. FRANKLIN D. KERR Carpenler Shop Tex, a Campbelllownsman . . . claims he is a woman holer . . . likes 'ro hun? and fish , . . fre- quenls Bomgardner's Dairy Snack . . . pei expression, Brave enough. . . . dislikes drafling . . . olfen seen on his whizzer . . , iusf can'1' slay awake in science class . . . will enler armed service. W. RICHARD KETTERING College Preparafory Dick . . . roll and goodvlook- ing . . , enviable black, curly hair . . . barilone soloisl . . . T.V, lover . . amicable . , . has speaking abilily . . . likes sporls and lraveling . . . snazzy dresser . , . hobbies include hun?- ing and golf . . . fulure preacher or doclor . . . sleers lhar flashy new Ponliac around. ROBERT KLINGER Plumbing Shop Blond, wavy hair . . . handsome lwifh a capilal H l . . . Big Bob , . . resides in Middlelown . . . drives a '36 Chevy . . . aclive in sporrs, especially bas- kelball . . . surprised all wilh aciing abilify in class ploy , . . idol of every girl , . . ambilion undecided. PAUL E. KOHR Prinl' Shop Represenls lhe communily of Granrville . . . has surprising silent reading abilily . . . adepf of operaling fhe Plalen press . . . anolher one who says, Gee whizl . , . hobby, iusf roaming around . . . nol bashlul around fhe opposile sex . . . will follow prinling rrade. JANE I. KOONS Secrelarial Commercial Answers 'ro Janie or Koonsie . . . an aflracfive, pelife lass from Union Deposir , . . has a nalure permanenf . . . well- liked around school . . . dem- onslralecl acling abilily in Senior Class Play . . . has a cerlain ring on lhal' cerfain 'finger' . . . wishes lo be a secrefary, JOYCE ELAINE KOSER General Commercial Shor+y or Joy of Round Top . . . half pinl' of vivaciousness . . . frequenl moviegoer . . . flirfalious smile . . . has scores of friends . . . makes masculine hearls fluller . . . hobby-keeping up-fo-dale on lalesl song hifs... has a beaufician's career in mind. BARBARA L. KREIDER Academic Pal Neidigh's allendanf Campbell+own's personable lriburion 'ro Hershey High a liffle on fhe quief side friendly 'lo everyone . . . clothes conscious . . . knows her way up and down fhe keyboard . . . pilofs a blue Chevy around . , . plans io enfer Lancasler General Hospilal. CON- RONALD L. KREISER Auro Body Shop Samba . . . anolher donalion from M-lown . . . doesn'l believe in having a perfecf aflendance . . . nof so quief as people fhink . . . spends his lime working al Cy's Esso Slalion . . . expecfs +o follow his lrade doing au'ro body work. SUSAN JANE KRANTZ College Preparalory Susie . . . peppy and popul: . . . dale boil' . . . dresses wil +he know-how . , . seldom quie especially when around Eilee . . . foilhful Dodger lan . . . lov: all sporls and horses . . . fo enled Ernesfine in class play . . secrel ambifion is musical comec . . . may be a surgean's rigl hand. Vocutiouals ndxed pleasure with education at builders' show. JAMES A. LENT1 Carpenfer Shop 5ood-looking Jim . . . enioys ife . . . lives near E-fown . . . vorlcs on i'afher's farm . . . 'fond if swimming, fishing, and hunting . . finds girls fascinafing . , . was a disiincfive laugh . . . ilways says, Oh, yeah! . . . :Hen found wiih Paul Wiimer . .. .pecial abilify, saw-filing. CHARLES LANDIS, JR. Special Educaiion Peanu'rs . . . ambifious . . . l-lummelsiown R.D.iffl lad . . . has a smile for everyone . . . lilces being a Boy Scoui . . . iig-saw puzzle fiend . . . faifhful worker in school caieieria . . . pals around wiih Guy Basii . .. would lilce io work in a sfore. KENNETH L. LEAMAN Academic Known io his friends as Lem or Big Ken . . . loves every- fhing aboul' Spanish . . , easy- going . . . a friend of man . . . hobby. colleciing baseball sia- iisiics . . . reads a lof of sporfs siories . , . plans fo coniinue educafion af J.C. SYLVIA RUTH LEWIS Academic Easy-going Sylvie . . . always fun fo be wilh . . . has a winning smile . . . usually 'rallrafive , . . lilres French, dancing. and swim- ming . . . inieresied in all music . . . main ambiiion, marriage . . . charming Mrs. Gilbreih in Cheaper by 'the Dozen. ELMER E. LILLY Auio Body Shop Dilly ihe Derryiie . . . ioll and easy on ihe eyes . . . of home on gridiron . . . a shielr wifh +he girls, . , . lilies huniing buf noi English . . . fears around in his '37 Plymouih . . . headed for ihe Uniied Sfales Navy. GEORGE R. LINEWEAVER Elecfric Shop Quief buf aleri sludeni . . . represenis ihe big ciiy of Camp- belliown . . . biifen by 'the pho- iography bug . . . pilofs a '37 Plymouih . . . hunls and fishes whenever he can . . . Kerr's buddy . . . good candidafe lor Armed Service Training School. LOIS LOUISE LINGLE Academic Quiel, siudious browneiie . . . enioys wrifing leiiers . . . roller slcaiing fiend . . . ofien seen riding around Micldlelown on a scooier . . . favorile expression. Oh, nu'fs. . . . goes fishing often bul' comes home wilh iusi lhe bail . . . 'fuluire nurse . . . A-I home ec. siudeni. LEWIS M. LOFFREDA Academic Lewie . . . beauiiiul darlc, wavy hair . . . good-loolcing . . . amiable . . . ialenfed accordion- isi . . . all around afhleie . . . persuasive salesman . . . flies fhrough iown in his blaclc Poniiac . . . believes in having a good iime . . , fuiure lies in. being a salesman or musician . . . 'o Derryiie. E. JANE LOGAN College Preparaiory Ouiei, inielligeni, blonde lassie . . . nalive of Fiddler's Elbow . . , has reserved spof on 'first honor roll . . . lilces fo argue . . . has fhe lravel urge . . . sings while she worlrs . , . fancies square dancing . . . sporis en- 'rhusiasl . . . would lilre fo enfer scienfific world. MARION LINGLE Vocational Home Economics Shorty . . . liked by her class- maies . , . Nancy Roush's con- sfanf companion . . . ushereife in Communiiy Theafre . . . shows dexierify on ice slnafes . . . 'land of all sporis . . , Oh, shui up! . . . has plans 'ro be an elemen- fary school feacher. We lost weight-the odors emanating from the cafeteria mixed with those from chemistry lab being none too appettzing. CAROLYN JUNE LONG Secreiorial 'Commercial Small and quiel' . . . Shori'y . . . address is Granfville . . . has quick smile for anyone , . . of affable disposition . . . defin- iiely an admirer of males . . . oiien heard saying, Well, l guess you lcnowl . . . ariisl oi 'rhe silver blades . . . will spend fuiure working as a secreiary and iraveling, HERBERT K. LOGAN Auio Body Shop Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Herbie , . . lives of iop oi Hummelsiown hill . . . main ini- eresi. 'farming . . . forie is fool- ball . . . draws aiieniion of fairer sex . . . oflen uiiers. Yuh. . . . drives his dad's D'eSoio . . quiei l-uniil you know himll . . uncerlain fuiure. PAUL LOGAN Mainienanco Shop Herbie's broiher . . , easy io gei along wiih . . . Mr. Lugar's headache . . . favori+e sporl. ice skaiing . . . helps ou+ on Dad's farm , . . handy wifh a gun . . . very fond of sleepinn . . . displays abiliiy in card games . . . likes eafing and going io movies . . . ambiiionless. DARWIN R. LONGENECKER Carpenier Shop Longy . . . has promineni' place among ihe wolves . . . mischie- vous . . . hobby, roaming ihe Lawn hills . . , iooiball and base- ball rooier . . . loyal To Ben Hoffman . . . sporis a '41 Ply- mouih . . . has no deiiniie plans for ihe iuiure. CLARENCE W. LYTLE Agriculfure Likable blond . . . makes daily irips io and from M-+own . . . popular wiih fellow siudenis . . . likes all kinds of sporis . . . hops around in a '48 Siudebaker , . . Ah, don'+ worry! . . . eniovs fishing . . . music and movie ian . . . has farming on his mind. LOIS I. LYTLE Academic Fancies reading and ice skating . . . enioys iraveling. especially io visii hisiorical places . . . dislikes English . . . believes in having fun . . . greaf sewing abiliiy . . , ialks a mile a- min- uie . . . lives near Middleiown . . . aims 'ro be a nurse. J. RICHARD MacDONALD Academic Tall, handsome Mac . . . lika- ble, especially by opposife sex . . . Swaiara Township's loss iwo years ago . . . sporrs-minded . . . knows every corner of ihe baske!- ball courl' . , . lavoriie expression, Say, 'rhere. . . . lucky man wiih a pilo+'s license . . . iuiure Air Cadel piloi. ELEANOR ANN MARKLEY Academic Wonderful Ellie . . . naiurally endowed wiih beauiiiul, wavy hair . . . dresses very neaily . . . kniis as a hobby , . . firsi raie pianisi . . . accompanisi for chorus . . . has a liking for foo?- ball . . . plans io aliend J.C. . , . iuiure farmereiie? LUCY A. MASTROMATTEO Secre+arial Commercial Lu . . . coal-black hair . , . fliriaiious . . . loaded wiih pep . . . displays abiliiy in all spor+s . . , known for saying, Ah, nu+sl . . . lives iusf To eai . . . a Linden supporier . . . would raiher dance ihan do homework . , . Audrey's ally . . . iargei. secrefarial work. JO ANN FRANCES MAGRINI , College Preparafory Speedy . . . brown, nafurall curly lresses , .' . only obo player in Hershey . . . slow eafer . . . good swimmer . . likes 'ro dance . . . siraighi A sludenl , . . edifor-in-chief c CHOCLATIER . . . cheerful an friendly . . . giggles . . . Counc represeniaiive ai Camp Miniwar ca . . . plans io offend J.C. Vocationals gained practical experience in constructing a house on Derry Road. ROBERT J. MAVRETIC Draffing Genial Bob . . . from Harris- burg R. D .... envied for his blaclc wavy hair . , . always draffing . . . Holy cowl . . . lzeen sense of humor . . . a bif shy around girls . . . drew plans helpful . . . breezes fhrough for mansion which he hopes fo build . . . lomorrow's draffsman. ROBERT B. MAY Carpenfer Shop Clown of fhe carpenfer shop . . . Bob . . . recognized for his imifafions of Donald Duclc . . . lives af Union Deposif and lilies il . . . has a smile for fhe fairer sex . . , zooms around in a '48 Dodge . . . enioys playing base- ball . . . fufure corpenfer. MARGUERITE L. McCORKLE Academic 'eg . . , shorf and lively . . . :five gym sfudenf. especially in :slcefball . . . malres you feel f home anywhere . . . favorife Lpression, Cerfainly . . . plans i be a housewife in near fufure , . lrnoclr for making her own ofhes . . . acfive in church ark. K. JANE McCURDY Academic Petite 5' M . . . proves that good fhings come in small paclc- ages . . . vivacious , . .fravels from Campbellfown every day . . . lilies chorus, fyping, and hooking sfudy halls . . . spends lime reading and ice sllafing . . . malces 'lhose eighfy-eighl' lceys spealc , . . uncerfain fufure. ALVIN W. MESSICK Aufo Body Shop Answers fo Buss . . . proud of his blue Chevrolef . . . usually found eafing . . . always happy when hunfing season rolls around . . , frequenfly comes up with, Oh, yeohl . . . consfanf com- panion of Snoalrs Wifmer . . . would rafher view T.V. fhan sfudy. HARRY METZ Mainfenance Shop Speed . , . handsome liffle man . , . resides near Linglesfown . . . avid hunfer and fisher . . . all around sporfs fan . . . enfhu- siasfic eafer . . . lilies movies and music . , . popular wifh fhe ladies . . . worlcs on a farm when no? offending school . . . has no plans for fufure. CARL EUGENE MILLER Mainfenance Shop Wavy-haired Clem . . . nice- looking lad from Campbellfown . , . hobby, feasing girls . . . speeds around in his '36 Plymoufh . . . abhors shaving . . . favors hunfing and fishing . . . food addicl' . . , ambifion-fo be a farmer and sfarf fhe Miller Esfafes. WAYNE E. MILLER General Commercial Gran'rville's handsome Casanova . . . commonly known as The Reverend . , . seems fo have a greaf effecf on mosf girls . . . proud owner of a shiny black Ford . . . favorile exclamafion. Hey, Iridl . . . has hurifing and frapping craze . . , one ambifion fo be a leafherneclr. NELLIE MYERS Vocalional Home Economics Blondie . . . dwells in Deodafe .' . . makes friends easily . . . favorife sporl, swimming , . . reads as a hobby . . . dislikes gossip . . . baby-sifs offen . . . loves lo cool: and sew . . . mosf used expression, Ge+ auf! , . . plans +o be a house-wife offer graduafion. GLENN E. MILLER College Preparalory Eph . . . l2A's good-loolcing Crew-cu? Iring . . . loads of fun . . . easy fo gef along wifh . . . knows all abou? baseball and baslcefball . . . wanfs lo be a professional baseball player . '. . reads books consfanfly . . . 'ralres his forfy winks in Mr. Hovis' class. Pennsylvania Week assembly was successful dress rehearsal. GERALD H. NEIDIG Machine Shop Granlville's donalion lo Hershey . , . Jerry . . . noled lor ealing in class . . . able horseman . . . . . . good speller . . . cowboys in Dad's Plymoulh . . . loolball lan . . . works al Good's Service Slalion aller school . , . Hlumpin' Moses! . . .lried all year for an A in English. RUTH E. MYERS General Commercial Dark-haired Rulhie . . . a Pal- myra R. D. if-' I residenl . . . works al Lee Brolhers' Five and Ten . , . favors popular and cow! boy music . . . has an aroused curiosily aboul boys . . . dislikes sluck-up folks . . . plans lo con- linue as a slore clerk or become a homemaker. HARRISON C. NAUMAN Aulo Body Shop Dwells near Elizabelhlown . . . known as The kid . . . sporls a grey Plymoulh . . . dislikes com- ing lo school . . , knows how lo handle his flashy molorcycle . . . does wonders wilh ailing molors . . . hopes lo operale his own aulo body shop. PATRICIA L. NEIDIGH General Commercial Vian's engaging gill lo our class . . . likes lo be called anylhing bul Palricia . . , has a lriendly smile . . . has o way wilh boys . . . secrel desire-lo learn lo drive , . . hobby-'raking piclures . . . Koser's adherenl . . . mighl operale a beauly salon some day. DOROTHY A. NOGGLE Vocalional Home Economics Cordial Dol . . . Lingleslown R. D. lass . . . likes malh class besl of all , . . doesn'l chew bub- ble gum bul callecls lhe comic wrappers from il . . , one ol Miss Ferucci's workers . . . dislikes boys . . . enioys lhe domeslic arls . . . expecls lo work in a denlal ollice. GLORIA A. de Ia NOVAL Academic La senorila ol lhe senior class . . . personalily plus good looks and figure . . ,gives privale Span- ish lessons lo Mr. Cheslnul? . . . Roberla's side-kick . . . pel expression, Ma . . , al home in delenlion room . . . fulure lan- guage leacher. EDGAR J. NYE Carpenler Shop Neal dresser . . . foolball rooler . . , cruises around in his lalher's car . . . says Iillle in class . . . hobby--making lhings lo be used around lhe house . . . always answers, l don'l know. . . . has a rough lime wilh malh . . . has carpenlry ambilions. RUTH NYE General Commercial Known lo Mr. Kunkle as Rulhie . , . loll and lean .. . . lhinks lhere's no place like Sandhills.. iusl adores P.O.D. class? . . . ha leacher role in senior play . . allen asks. Wha' hoppened7 . . . likes roller skaling and mosl sporls...wanls 'lo be a wailress DAVID F. OLLER Academic Shorl bul aclive . . , speed-boa lanalic . . . ollen seen racing down lhe Susquehanna . . . avid hologropher lavorile sub p . . . - iecls, science and malh . , . am- A l l I l NANCY A. NYE General Commercial Pansy . . . a lively blonde . . enioys riding Bucks' bus lo Hill dale . . . lhe ain'l gol none girl . . . says she doesn'l can lor boys . . . yen lor sporls ar ealing . . . expecls lo wear Wave's uniform in lhe near fulur l bilion. horlicullurisl . . . Dave 1 . . . dislikes all leachers . . . like opposile sex? . . , never need lo buy lruil. S S Chorus took comfortable trip on turnpihe to Pittsburgh where it won state laurels for third consecutive year. NICHOLAS ORTENZI Prinl Sho P Jiclr . . . envy of all girls wifh s blond, curly hair . . . popular . . well acquainled wifh lhe xslrelball courl . . . mania for ooling pool , . . friend of all males . . . ever preseni al lhe ofball games . . . our ain r if none boy. RICHARD G. O'NEAL Print Shop Spider . . . fool' loose and fancy free . . . suburbanile . . . pleasing personalily . . . Arlhur Godfrey should hear of Rich's abilily lo sing lin shop, of coursel . . . admired by fellow sfudenls . , . offen seen gazing al females . . . expecls +o be anylhing buf a prinfer. ANNA R. ORTENZI Secrefarial Commercial Laughing, green eyes . . . dwells on Mill Slreel . . . favorile expres- sion, Aw, for Pele's salcel , . . lilies lo sif in class and slare our the window . . . loyal palronizer of Wrigley's spearminl gum . . . anolher Flo follower . . . finds school dull . . . works for Miss Ward in spare lime. MARINO JOHN PICHINI Academic Called Missy by his friends . . . easy lo gel along with . . . greal sporls lover . . . wanls fo become a boxer or ioin Uncle Sam's Navy . . . enioys swimming in a quarry? . , . fancies ice skaling . . . residenf of Swafara. NANCY L. ROUSH Vocolional Home Economics Hank . . . energefic farmerelle from ihe Sandhills . . . filled wilh cheerfulness , . . can really make a fraclor purr . . . sporls-loving . . . goes for boys in a big way . . . likes lo ear . . . oflen seen in her dad's car or Truck . . . will conlinue her farm life. IRVIN M. SANDERS Elecfric Shop Coal-black hair . . . good-looking . . . always gabbing aboul some 'rhing . . . has habil of whistling al women . , . oflen exclaims, Oh, mammal . . . hobbies- model railroading and riding whizzers . . . live wire al' class play rehearsals . . . hopes +o become an eleclronics engineer. BEVERLY LEE SAUFLEY Academic Lee . , . neaf lillle brunelle . . . very cufe , . . blue ribbon Jersey, her pride and ioy . . . personality wilh a capilal P . . , pei' peeve-Phils' winning pennanf . . . ingenious in her wriling . . . hobby, drawing girls . . . has plans for college . . . baslxelball fiend. EVELYN L. SHAFFER General Commercial Evy from Hummelslown . . . lilies lo offend school . . . gefling experience as a clerl: al Murphy's . . , special friend of Gloria Umberger . . . really malres her crochel needles go fasl . . . cherishes a desire lo become a farmer's wife. LOIS JOAN SHELLENHAMER General Commercial Shelly wilh lhe beauliful hair . . . C-lown's charming conlribu- lion fo Hershey . . . seldom seen wifhouf Dolores or Flo . . . likes sporls, foolball in parlicular . . . sublle sense of humor . . . ihrives on cowboy music . . . a cerfified seamslress . . . wan+s a home- making career. ESTHER A. SEAMAN Secretarial Commercial Granfville claims fhis bonnie lass . . . good-nalured . . . lalenled fingers liclcle lhe ivories , . . enioys lislening fo fhe radio . . . roller slcoles a greal deal . . . worlrs in Mr. Dil'l'enbaugh's office . . . usually answers, l'll fell you somelimel . . , fulure-hrs? a secrelary, lhen a housewife. ARDELL L. SIPE General Commercial Attractive blonde . . . from big town of Union Deposit . . . style conscious . . . demonstrates abil- ity on dance floor . . , valuable to Zentmeyer's taxi office . . . likes to meet people and make friends . . . advocate of hockey games . . . will spend future in an office. We showed faculty and administration how to run school on Students' Day. CHARLES SIEG Plumbing Shop Known to all as Siegy . . . commutes from Middletown every day . . . enioys saying ain't . . , finds camping exciting . . . especially fond of football and basketball . . . chief delight- boating on the Susquehanna . . . wishes to be a welder after graduation. LUCY MARY SIMONETTI General Commercial Stylish, little blonde from West Chocolate . . . attends almost every dance , . . has athletic ability . . . sings during spare time . . . regards the stronger sex with favor . . . often heard saying l hate school . . . is striking for a secretarial or sing- ing position, CAROL E. SMITH Academic Shy but sweet . . , liked by all . . . style conscious . . . needs no pincurls . . . pet expression, Jeepers . . . plays the piano . . . talented artist . . . future fashion illustrator . . . likes to play basketball . . , does well on the hockey field . . . walks to school every morning from Gov- ernor's Road. GLENN R. SMITH Print Shop Smitty . . . handsome blond from Para Avenue . . , works for Dulac Printing Company . . .often heard yelling, Go fly o kite! . . . says his hobby is women . . . demonstrates his ability in shop . . . favorite sport, football . . . dreams of becoming a millionaire. JUNE L. SMITH General Commercial Golden-haired Smittie . beautiful soprano soloist . . . loaded with personality . . . shows taste in choosing clothes . . . source of merriment . . . graceful on the dance floor . . . good sportswoman . . . has given her heart to a red-head . . . ambition--office worker or singer. RICHARD SMITH Maintenance Shop Tall fellow from Chamberhill . . . Dick . . . liked by all who know him lespecially the girlsl . . . has roller skating fever . . . always active during hunting sea- son . , . likes to swim and dance . . . enioys most movies . . . will enter business with his father. CARL M. SNAVELY, JR. College Preparatory Peanuts . . , good leodershi qudlities . . . life of I2A . . keen sense of humor . . . shai dresser . . , says, Hot dang lis that all?l ...shows great sk in tennis . . . energetic. . . adei in making puns and wisecrac . , . chosen field-lab technicia NEDRA L. SPONAUGLE Academic Tall, attractive, green-eyed Ned . . . likes to talk and eat . . . can't eat her own cooking . . . plans to live in Virginia with that certain sailor . , . dislikes school and all subiects . . . rings the bell anywhere with her giggles and iokes. JEAN LOUISE SPRINGER Secretarial Commercial Enthusiasm personified . . . gets exercise by swimming and ice- skating . . . program girl at foot- ball games . . . Fernsler's comrade . . . often told by teachers to i deposit her gum . . . has gift of gab . . . active in school sports i . . . at home on ony dance floor . . . future includes being an air hostess or housewife. New Vocational Student Council showed efficiency in successful clean-up campaign. RONALD C. STOVER Academic annie . , . fall, dark, and ndsome . . . immaculafe dresser , . personalily plus . . . quief f likes fo have fun . . , enjoys orfs . . . likes fo play soffball . giffed 'renor voice . . . plans fake over Sfover's Candies, :. . . . whizzes around in his Je sfreak of lighfning, JACQUELINE E. STEWART General Commercial .laci . . . big blue eyes and dimples . . , high persanalify raf- ing . . . has many friends . . . a superior afhlefe in any sporf . . . Wafch if, kidl . . . likes fo eaf and sleep . . . helps ouf of Women's Club . . . goal-lo work wifh children or in an office. EUGENE C. STONER Carpenfer Shop Carefree Sloner from Sand- beach . . . has a knack for gef- fing info frouble . . . firsf class marksman , . . hobby, guns . . . Oh, yeh? , . . uses Dad's car if fank is full . . . affen found wifh George Wise . . . fries fo convince all feachers fhal he is righf. LOUIS JAMES SULLO Academic Louie . . . Duranfe fhe second . . . popular . . . liked by every- one: likes everyone...life of l2B . . . follows all sporfs . . , Mr. Chesfnuf's mosf affenfive sfudenf liokel . . . favorife expression, Aw, gef auf! . , . plans To enfer organized baseball as his career. RUSSEL L. SUMMY Aufo Body Shop Known fo all as Russ . . , enioys roaming around wifh his Camp- bellfown buddies . . . loofs in shop . . . loud falker . . . likes school buf dislikes frig . , . usually exclaims, Now . . . wanfs fo follow his frade . . . no apparenf inferesf in women . . . favorile sporf, foofball. VIRGINIA JUNE THOMSON Academic Our imporf from Susquehanna fhis year . , . likes H. H. S. very much . . . wrifes very clever fhemes . . . makes friends easily . . . hobby, music . . . plays violin with ease . . . likes baseball . . . lover of horses . . . has a weakness for Ford converfibles. H. CHESTER TIMMINS Academic Tim . . . shorf buf good-looking , . . blond curly hair, envy of all girls . . . comes from mefropolis of Sand Beach . . . lull of fun . . . pef pursuif, phofography . . . proud of his '36 Ford . . . fulure plans include college. BRUCE TROXELL General Commercial Trax . . . a 6'3 Don Juan . , . neaf dresser . . . member of Longshoremen Drum and Bugle Corps . . . speeds around in a black Buick . . , works af Eber- sole's Esso Servicenfer . . . hobby, girls . . . gefs his sleep in school . . . ambifion-fo retire 'af an early age. DOROTHY MAE UHRICH Academic Dof . . . slim buf affracfive . . . likes her men fall , . . fashion-wise . . . has enviable long lashes . . . holes fo be called' Dorsey . . . claims eafing is her hobby , . . sporls-minded . . . special fondness, foofball , . . will probably sfudy merchandis- ing . , . fufure propriefor of Dorofhy Moe Shoppe. DANA TROSTLE Mainfenance Shop Buzz . . . handsome lad from E-fown . . . has rare sense of humor . . . one of Mr. Reed's pains . . . frequenf hockey player . . . Thunderafion! ...infrigued by murder movies . , . inferesfed in all sporfs . . . nof limid around girls . . . will become a sailor for Uncle Sam. Red-headed Thespians gave epoch-making performances of Cheaper by the Dozen. MARY BARBARA VIELI Vocdlional Home Economics Quiel' girl from Derry . . . cro- chefs as an exper+ . . . displays lalenl in arl class . . , professes lo be a man-haler . favorife color, red . . . sews in her spare lime . . . frequenl' baby-silfer . , . especially fond of music and movies . . . aspires fo be a model. GLORIA A. UMBERGER Secrelarial Commercial A reserved, good-nalured blonde . . . lravels from Sand Beach . . . allends movies frequenfly . . . knows all aboul dosy does and alamen lefls . . . aid lo cheer- ing secrion al loofball games iusf loves spelling . . . afler graduation-office work. JASPER VIA Prinf Shop Quier, good-looking . . . Jazz . . . lravels from PaH's Hill , . . affenlive in Mr. Ba'fchelor's classes . . . definilely a woman haler . . . fascinaled by T.V. wresfling marches , . . enioys golf and swimming...an+icipa+es lhe prinring frade offer graduafion. BRUCE C. VOGEL Academic Ouie+ . . . agreeable . . . oflen heard saying, Are you missing somelhing? , . . avid golf enfhu- siasf . . . no lransparlalion diffi- cullies-has a 36 Plymoufh and a whizzer . . . future hair snipper . . . Chussy ishorl for Chussy caT l . . . a lillle on 'The bashful side , . . neal dresser. RICHARD C. VOGEL General Commercial Friendly Dick . . . no? very fall l5' 6 l . . . well known in school circles . . . enioys saying, Fair enough! . . , fhinks Typing class is simply wonderfull . . . weakness for small girls and dancing . . . gifleud arlisr . . . delinifely sporls- minded . , . ambifion--fo belier himself. EDGAR C. WAGNER Agriculfure Tall, dark, and handsome! . . . personalily, 'foo . . . Sand Beach's favorile son . . . claims 'ro have no inleresl in girls, bui' fhe oppo- sile is apparenlly lrue , . . hunfs and fishes offen . . . fai+hful lo Hollinger . . , likes music . . . Penn Sfale, here comes a 'for- eslry maior. JEAN E. WAGNER Vocafional Home Economics Jeannie . . . ra'rher quiel girl . . . amicable . . , resides in Hanoverdale . . . enioys making her own clolhes . . . gels nice harmony from a piano . , . col- leclor of salf and pepper shakers . . . likes sparls in general . . . longs 'ro work in a dress faclory. MARION PATRICIA WAGNER College Preparafory Palsy . . . ebony-colored hair . . . bubbles over wilh original ideas . , . knows all The lalesl news . . . spends some 'lime lraveling . . . popular . . . pur- sues phofography . . , has thai lengfhy walk lo school each day . . . always has an excuse for missing classes. BETTY J, WALBORN Academic Dwells in Lyonsville . . . does a lo? of reading . . . enioys play- ing fhe piano . . . enfhusiasric loofball 'ian . . . loquacious . . . owns exrensive wardrobe . . . always by McCurdy's side . . . wanls lo enler The Reading Hospifal. JEAN MARIE WAGNER General 'Commercial Dark - haired, dark - complexior gal . . . a Maple Avenue resid . , . dislikes being called Jean . . . Sporls Arena is her secc home . . . plays good field hoc . . . frequenlly excloims Bud-di . . , appreciales good music . Pal Fisher's parlner . . . ' keep a home in fulure? We supplied Christmas goodies by selling three thousand pounds of fruit cake. ANITA JANE WEBER Academic 'lraclive blonde . . . reads lalesl shion magazines . , . wears a ' ol green lo malch her eyes . friendly . . . lalenled pianisl . hobbies, movies and painling xys . . , lulure inlerior deco- lor or magazine illuslralor . . . sal lalker . . . proud lo live in srshey. MARK R. WEAVER Carpenler Shop Calls Hockersville his home . . . Mr. Lewis' mosl allenlive slu- denl? . . . hal-rods around in a '4l Ford . . . yen lor rough sporls, such as loolball . . . Drop deadl . . . hobby, guns . . . likes lhe ouldoors. especially hunling . . . spends leisure lime annoying girls , . . lomorrow- U. S. Army. SHIRLEY E. WEAVER Academic Blonde lass lrom near Sand Beach . . . inlelligenl . . . always laugh- ing al somelhing . . , clever seamslress . . . lrequenlly baby- sils . . . always saying, Gee whiz . . . collecls posl cards . . . does well in La classe de fran- caisl' . . . aller gradualion- Lancasler General or marriage. ROBERT L. WENRICH Prinl Shop Tall, dark Bob , . , likable . . . knows how lo handle lhal pig- skin . . . capable prinler . . . goes places in a '37 Chevy . .. friendly lo all . . . likes music... mosl cherished desire-lo become a coach aller going lo college. BETTY LOU WILHITE General Commercial Derry's curly headed lassie . . . liked by everyone . . . conscious ol lalesl fashions . . . rabid fool- ball lancier . , . concenlrales ellorls on masculine beings . . . lavorile expression, Holy cowl . . . nol land ol Belly Lau . . . has license bul no car lo drive . . , plans poinl loward office work. PAUL R. WILLIAMS Aulo Body Shop Ted . . . ardenl supporler ol Mounlain View propaganda . . . displays uncanny abilily in sporls, especially laolball and baseball . . , pel expression, Yeah boy! . . . likes hunling, bul nol lor girls . . . will conlinue wilh his aula body work. DOLORES M. WINE General Commercial Cule lillle blonde lrick . . , wins lriends easily . . . popular wilh boys . . . able parlicipanl in sporls . . . has special fondness lor movies . , . likes lo loaf. . . close lriend ol Shelly . . . averse lo school . . . will become a housewife. D. PAUL WITMER, JR. College Preparafory Tall, good-looking blond . . . Skip . . . lucky man wilh a pilol's license . . . enioys lishing . . , knows all aboul gall . . . has lraveled in lwenly slales and Canada . . . drives a Buick and a Ponliacl . . . excellenl swimmer . . . represenled Sludenl Council al Camp Miniwanca . , . lulure denlisl. PAUL D. WITMER Carpenler Shop Snacks . . . comes from vicinily of Ebenezer . . . lighl-haired and good looking . . . l94S soap box derby champion al Harrisburg . . . quiel lad in class . . . hobby, ealing . . . susceplible lo pelli- coal lever . . . dislikes dancing . . . pals around wilh Alvin . . . lulure house builder, Cilize Beach a bla Holy Beach able Bears midge GEORGE C. WISE Carpenler Shop n ol lhe big cily ol Sand . . . cowboys around in ck Chevrolel , . . anolher cowl boy . . . linds Sand girls irresislible . . . valu- assel lo Hershey Junior . . .aiming lo be o famous l-oulo racer. The long awaited eve of the SENl0Il PROM finally arrived, reminding as that our high school days were just about over. BERNARD W. WOLFE Agriculfure Known lo lhe aggies as Barn- yard . . . dwells in Hanoverdale . . . friendly lad . . . hobbies, baseball and loalball . . , uses Judas Priesl! quile ollen . . . lavarile dish, hal dogs . . . likes hillbilly music and weslern movies . . , desires inlensely lo own his own farm. DARLENE D. WOOTEN Academic Tall, dark, brownelle . . . can oflen be heard discussing church work . . . bus girl al lown cole- leria . . . likable . . . a Vogue compelilor . . . Miss Hershberger's headache . . . dislikes lo see people ridiculed . . . pel mollo is laugh wilh, nol al . . . lulure -York General Hospilal. HERMAN G. YOHN Corpenler Shop Herm . , . Sand Beach's lall blond . . . lem repeller . . . hobby, collecling mechanical pen- cils . . . baasls faolball and hockey . . , anolher Gee whiz! kid . . . gels a mile anxious lor bunny season . . . kepl gall course in lrim . . . will conlinue being a wood-bulcher . MARK H. YOST, JR. Plumbing Shop Proud lo come from Middlelawn . . . known around school as Junior . . . conscienlious slu- denl . . . special inleresls, lool ball and swimming . . . never- ending source of merrimenl al senior play praclices . . . shows concern over fairer sex . . . plans lo lollow dad in Plumbing. JUNE E. ZIEGLER Secrelariul Commercial Junie . . . C-lown's blushing brownelle . . . ellervescenl wilh pep and cheerlulness . . . never al a loss lor wards . . , Oh, my wordl . . . has lriends by lhe scores . . . enioys baseball and working on lhe farm . . . nal indillerenl lo boys . . . will make some lucky larmer a good wife. LlLLlAN K. ZIMMERMAN Academic Very quiel . . . always has home- work done on lime . . . likes living on a larm al Granlville . . . 'fancies hillbilly lunes . . . knows way around any roller rink . . . lingers lhe ivories . . . says, Oh, shucksl . . . ambilion-sales clerk or lypisl. ARLENE R. YORTY Secrelorial Commercial Anolher Granlville donalion lo Hershey High . . . allable . . . always well-groomed . . . paslime, reading . . . favorile sporls, lool- ball and baskelball , . . well acquainled wilh roller r-inks in lhis vicinily . . . finds boys enchanling . . . has secrelariol lab for her goal. ARNOLD G. BREHM College Preparalory Bum . . . has a deep, boss voice...reioined our class aller spending a year and a hall al 'Granlham . . . hobby, sporls in general . . , lhinks ealing and sleeping mosl pleosanl . . . secrel ambilion-lo become a million- aire . . . plans include college. RONALD CALVIN ANSTEY Academic Cal , lall, dark, and hand- some . . . lranslerred in senior year from Brooklyn . , . has lrav- eled in all slales, Canada, Mex- ico, and Soulh America . . . hob- bies, arl and gymnaslics . . . inleresled in allending J.C., lhen M.l.T .... will become a civil or mechanical engineer . . . member ol Alpha Omega Thelc. CLASS WILL We, The Trojans of Hershey High School, Township of Derry, CounTy of Dauphin, Common- wealTh of Pennsylvania. lJniTed STaTes of America. upon leaving These halls of learning, wish To dis- Tribufe and besTow upon The underclassmen. faculfy. and school our unesfimable possessions. Being of soundesT mind and sTron'gesT body we do hereby bequeaTh our lasT will and TesTamenT: To The juvenile juniors we leave our many hidden TalenTs-for They really need Them. To The silly sophomores we bequeaTh our Texfbooks, which are many. To The freshmen we leave Three wonder- ful years of senior high! To The Teachers we leave our waTer pisTols. paper airplanes, and slighTly used spifballs. ITem I. ITem 2. ITem 3. ITem 4. ITem ITem ITem ITem ITem ITem ITem ITem ITem ITem ITem ITem ITem To The school we bequeaTh Traffic lighTs for use aT lunchTime when The cafeferia crowd breaks loose. For The benefif of nexT year's boske+boll Team we leave Nick OrTenzi's own book on Training Rules for Baskefboll. We will Carol SmiTh's quiefness To Karol SmiTh. To Dick Gaspari we leave Dick Vogel's ball and chain. To The wresfling Team we bequeaTh an enTire shipmenT of prune juice. We mosT happily will Paul WiTmer's burned-ouT flashbulbs To Marian WinTers. To The underclassmen we leave new desks-To inspire The pen-knife arTisTs and afford more comforfable slumber. For use aT his own discrefion, we leave To PeTe Cobau-gh Mark YosT's abilify To mess up shopwork. To The underclassmen on hall paTrol we bequeaTh a sTop wafch To prevenT Their leaving classes five minufes early. To Junior Basfi we leave boTh Jo Ann Magrini's and Jane Logan's brains. For The comforf and pleasure of under- classmen, we leave individual lockers boTh in The halls and in The locker rooms. We leave Dick KeTTer.ing To The junior girls. Janie Koons' and Nedra Sponaugles rings we bequeaTh To Mary Anderson and JaneT WalTers. ITem ITem ITem ITem ITem ITem ITem Hem Glenn Miller leaves his ambifion jbrand- new. unusedj To anyone who needs iT. The class of 'SI wills The enTire school a six-fooT snow sTorm wiTh enough wind so They can make use of all The snow holi- days we did noT geT. For use in pep rallies, we leave Glenn Dunkleberger's speaking abiliTy To up and coming foofball players. To Joyce Wine we will June SmiTh's singing TalenT. We bequeafh Jean Springer's auTo- graphedbook on How To Reduce To Elaine Capelli. To John STeTTler we hopefully leave Rino DeBenedeT's dancing feeT and girls. We bequeaTh To Gerry Wenger, Ardell Sipe's inTeresT in The Hershey Bears. To Arlo AlbrighT we leave Carl Bucks' Tricks of The Trade on hooking classes. Wifnessed This firsT day of June ninefeen hundred fiffy one by: ffffff CXQSS S NOT ' AYTXLDR EJHLEM TN sow j of in 10 ie QHNINZTTSEFN l , Q 39 Pr fi o 9,0 Toi EU -. ,Chad QAGNNX A . ch' T S . '1'-2.4 ., .ji Q .,,. You luclry guys! Hoggnn flue camera agcm Arnold? ANIJIIJ 'iii Q 1.-el in IIA ERA No sfrlngs ofiached Gorsh, I m bcshful .lx J No peeking Moc' Noughfy Dodo Arnold Bre m Hey, Bucky, does fhcf come off? Having fun, Mr. Herr?7 Show us your ffdlh, Bob! You're oufnumbered Jackie Noffbeabl BEST STUDENTS Ronald Eshleman Jane Logan MOST VERSATILE Orie Grove the tnp BEST PERSONALITIES Glenn Dunkleberger Teresa Funghi Beverly Sa ull ey BEST MUSICIANS Eleanor Marlnley Richard MacDonald BEST DANCERS Lucy Masfromalleo Reno DeBenedef Notable BEST LOOKING lrene Bucks Jock Bugliu BEST ATHLETES Jaci Sfewari Guy Bas+i 53,-If. A , Q' ,Jiri CLASS CLOWNS Florene Alfobelli Carl Bucks MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED aesr ARTISTS pw, Wim, Dick V099' Jo Ann Magrini Carol Smiih Q AEELUE TAL Eph Miller wilhoul a library book. Mr. Groll whispering. Barbara Dove or Joyce Koser 6' 3 George Lineweaver being boislerous. Peggy Espenshade wearing lhe same oullil lwice in a week. Skip Wilmer wilhoul his camera. Jack Allegrini gelling lo school on lime for one slraighl week. Audrey Crugnale wilhoul a corny joke. Someone besides Alvin Boyer working lhe lighls during an assembly. Jane McCurdy wilhoul Belly Walborn. Harry Melz laking il easy, porlicularly al noonlime. Chesler Timmins in a new Ford. Mabel Kegerreis being o poor sporl. Mark Yosl being 'llhe lillle boy who was seen bul nol heard. Peanuls Landis snubbing people. Kenny Leaman giving o book reporl on anylhing bul a sporls slory Jonel Faus or Belly Cassel doing less lhon 60 words a minule. Elmer Lilly or Mark Weaver going under lhe speed limil. Dada Funghi wilhoul a blonde slreok. Marlene Bislline messing up a band drill. Dick Kellering minding his own business Anyone working in dralling class. Sylvia Lewis wilh a lurned-down nose Samba Kreiser wilh a perlecl allendance record Lucy Maslromalleo passing a boy wilhoul llirling. Louie Sullo wilhoul somelhing lo say, especially when lhere's nolhing lell lo be said Beverly Saulley or Guy Basli wilhoul a friendly smile. Carl Miller or Carl Bucks nol looking like Robinson Crusoe. Eleanor Markley wilh dirly shoes. Wayne Miller nol wilhin sighl ol a girl. Mr. Rhen nol enlorcing school regulalions. Roberl May or Palsy Wagner ala loss for words. Bob Klingler being modesl and unassuming. Belly Wilhile wilh slraighl hair. Peanul Snavely on lime lor French class. Nick Orlenzi or Jasper Via wilhoul a cigarelle. Doris Gordon snickering. Dick MacDonald wilh more lhan a hall inch ol hair. A quiel and allenlive Spanish class. Rilo Cagnoli wilhoul earrings. I EIDE TS W 'I k 1 K Af I X F ,,., ri mm. 'V pw 15 fi, ',' '4' x w- L -sl 1 W. , 'Q 'L W , il F 55, -49' Xi 2521- hu 'p 'I' Rr 2, 'ffl s. Q N QTL. - L A Q'.vY..v f' 1f'5iX '1 n Q, f I D .W THE IIHIIIILHTIEH STAFF Q senior scribes. The TirsT oT our numerous meeTings began in The spring oT T950 insTead oT The Tall. ln spiTe of early planning, Though, The usual deadline ThreaTened us. Cl-IOCLATIER open-house in room 2I3 became an almosT daily habiT Tor several hours The Big Three. aTTer school or in The evening. The big Three. Jo Ann, Doris, and Jane labored paTienTly aT The giganTic Task of ediTing The mass oT inTor- maTion collecTed by our eTTicienT reporTers. Paul, wiTh his assisTanTs, David and Tim- mie, spenT many dark hours in The developing room. The arT sTaTT sculpTuTed quieTly aT Their clay models, producing The unusual divider pages oT The Cl-TOCLATIER. TypewriTers had no resT wiTh BeTTy, EsTher, and Fay behind Them. Busi- ness and adverTising sTaTTs alike displayed Their proTiciency aT salesmanship, making The year- book a Tinancial possibiliTy. No, The iob oT assembling The CHOCLA- TIER was neiTher quick nor easy. buf rewarding if only in The ThoughT ThaT your paging Through iT may bring back your school days as you wanT To remember Them. . , W 4 -is Efficiency plus! Lone slar photographer. CHOCLATIER STAFF Ediloricl Sloll Eclilor-in-Cliiel .. .. ... Jo Ann Magrini Associale Edilor .. . . . .. Doris l-lovis Senior Seclion Clwiel .,,..., .. .Jane Logan Senior Seclion Assislanls . . .Ronald Eslwlemon Gloria Kelley Boys' Sporls Edilor . . ,.... Carl Snavely Girls' Sporls .. .. ....... Susan Kranlz Jacquelyn Slewarl Reporlers .. .,.. Teresa Funglwi June Smillw Palsy Wa'gner Ari' Slalf Arl Edilor . . . . . . .,.. Richard Vogel Arl Assislanls ..,... Belsy Binner, Carl Buclcs Floyd Garrison, Orie Grove Carol Smillw, Nedra Sponaugle Anila Weber Pholography Sloff Edilor .. .. ... .., Paul Wilmer Assislanls ,... . . . , .David Oller Clwesler Timmins Business Manager ....... ..,.. J anel Faus Adverlising Manager .... Lucy Maslronnalleo Typisls .,......... . . . . .Fay Baselfiore Belly Cassel Esllier Seaman Advisers .. . Mr. Balclielor, Mr. l-lerr Miss Rolcosz, Miss Royer Miss Sliankweiler Wake up, Hovis! Maliina divider pages7! Big time director. .ii l CAKE SALE 0 hy their fruits you shall lsnnw them Are you slill drooling from ihoi delicious lruii colce you ole for Chrisimos dinner? You ore? Then you musi have boughl your lruii coke from 'rhe senior closs. We sold over o ion ond o holi. Mr. Doniel Lewis, oclviser, ond Leroy l-louser ond Glenn Dunkleberger, sludenl leoders, pul much 'rime ond energy info lhe purchase oncl disiribuiion ol 'rhe colces. Roberio Hcirris ond Glenn Dunlaleberger were lop solesmen. Money earned 'rhrough This proieci wos used 'ro deiroy The cosl oi our Prom. Firsl' Row, leff fo righl: J. Smith, A. Weber, J. Sfewarl, D. Buck, B. Ccssel, G. Kelley. Second Row, left lo righl: R. Vogel, C. Smilh, P. Wagner, N. Spcnaugle, E. Marlrley, D. Hovis, J. Allegrini. Third Row, lelf lo righl: O. Grove, R. Eshlemon, R. Klingler, C. Snavely. Noi Piclurecl: S. Krcnlz, I. Buclrs, S. Lewis, N. Orlenzi, C. Buclrs, D. Fox, F. Garrison. Firsl' Row, Ief+ fo righl: A. Ehweiler, E. Seamdn, D. Noggle, G. Kelley, A. Bashore. Second Row, lefl' fo righl: R. Gerluch, E. Grubb, R. Nye, D. Gordon, R. Ccgnoli, D. Blunsel. Not Ficfured: B. Holilman, H. Logan, N. Orlenzi. The biggesl, mosl oniicipoled evenl oi our senior yeor, ouiside oi grocluoiion, wos our Sen- ior Prom. lhroughoul lhe eniire senior yeor ii wos o moior Topic ol conversoiion. The girls were concerned oboui iheir gowns: ihe boys, olooul whom To escorl. lmmediolely oiier Chrislmos, prom com- miliees begon lo lunclion. Arrongememrs were mode io reserve Hoiel Hershey, flowers were ordered, progroms prinied, ond inviloiions moiled. There wos only one lroubleq prom nigh? come ond weni loo quickly. However, ii will olwoys remoin in our memory os ihe mosi' oul- sionding sociol eveni ol our high school doys. PHUM EUMMITTEE Q llesiqners uf the dance Q oris Gordon S9 I .A'?3z lt, .mx a an Q - .pf s 6? s 'W , W iii , --J SEN ,. '. 1'S. '.Q I 'h HLLU CLASS PLAY 0 hnllywnnd hopefuls 0 Orchids io you! PLAY CAST Seafed leff fo righf: T. Funghi, J. Koons, B. Saufloy, C. Timmins, C. Snavely, B. Hoffman, M. Yosf, 5. Lewis, J. Albrife, S. Kronfz. Sfonding, leff fo righf: R. Klingler, V. Thomson, l. Bucks, 0. Grove, J. Favs, R. Keffering, R. Nye, I. Sanders, A. Boyer. Peaches and cream! George! Silk sfockings! By iingo! l-ley. Red! These are only a few of fhe expressions echoed and reechoed from fhe audiforium during fhe five weeks preceding fhe 4+h, Sfh, and bfh of December. They announced in no quief way fhaf fhe seniors were rehearsing fheir class play, Cheaper by fhe Dozen by Ernesfine Gilbrefh Carey and Frank Gilbrefh, Jr. The play cenfers around life in a large family: ifs happy, jovial hours and ifs sad, frying momenfs. The cenfral figure, wifhouf any doubf, is Frank Gilbrefh, fhe fafher and efficiency experf, who was very capably porfroyed by Richard Keffering. To describe fafher briefly: he simply did nof undersfand feen- age girls, of whom he had fhree. Silk sfockings and being escorfed fo fhe movies by boys were faboo for young girls, especially Anne l Dodo Fun-ghil, fhe eldesf daughfer. l-le fhoughf Ernesfine lSusan Kranfzl and Marfha l Peaches Saufleyl silly when fhey flew fo fhe window every fime fhey heard a moforcycle. Sylvia Lewis gave a very commendable performance in fhe role of Mofher Gilbrefh who did undersfand her children. A novel feafure of fhe play was fhe infroducfion of each acf by Frank, Jr. Uames Albrifel and Ernesfine who reminisced of fhe good old days. Dad's enfhusiasm over new ideas fo save fime, which were nof always mef wifh equal enfhusiasm from his children, gave Cheaper by The Dozen a delighffully humorous fwisf. The senior class play of fhis year will go down in Hershey High hisfory as beingfhe firsf 'rhree-ni-ghfer. Seven minufe break PLAY CAST Mr, Gilbrelh, Dad .....,..,.....,... Mrs. Gilbrelh, Mifher ..,.. . Ernesline ...,,....... Frank ... Richard Kellering . . . . .Sylvia Lewis . . . .Susan Kranrz ...James Albrife Jackie . Dan Bill .... Fred .. . Anne , Lillian... ....... Martha .,............. . Mrs. Filzgerald, The housekeeper ..... Dr. Barron, The family docfor .... .. Joe Scales, 0 cheerleader ., Miss Brill, a Teacher .... .Chesrer Timmins .,.,..Marlc Yosf . . . .Carl Snavely . . . .Ben Hoffman ...Teresa Funghi .,.....Jane Koons . .Beverly Saufley Virginia Thomson ..,,.Orie Grove ....lrvin Sanders .,.....Rulh Nye larry, someone special .. Roberl Klingler Prampfers and Undersrudies Celebrafing ...,.Janef Faus lrene Buclcs Mom and Pop Gilbrefh The Thinkers IF? x X Shame, shame on you! THE THUJANAIHE by Ken Leaman, sports announcer and writer lt is time once again to look back over lhe past twelve months and recall what has taken place in the sports' world. SWI BAS MMING-There were those daring channel crossings. Teresa Funghi broke Eileen Day's old record of len hours and forty-five seconds by making il in ten hours and forty-one seconds. The times of James Herbsl and Dave Heist- and were so close that Aldo Camacci and Dave Blanset, managers of the swimmers, hinted lhal a channel race between the two may lake place some time next summer. EBALL-Alter winning the pennant from the Dodgers, the Phils went an to win lhe World Series from the Yanks. The maior man in that game was an old Philly stand-by, leflfielder Paul Wil- liams. Glenn l Eph l Miller, snappy second baseman, proved lo be the Phils' most promising young slar. The Best Rookie ol the Year award went to Ralph Goss, pitcher for the Boston Braves. FOOTBALL-The most surprising upset this year was the Cleveland Browns'. coached by Lippy Louie Sullo, stop- ping the Phils' twenty-three game win- ning streak by beating them 27-0 and making il possible for the Browns to complete their first untied, undefeated season. Much of the credit goes to Leroy Hauser, stellar half back for the Browns. Another deciding factor was the inability of Guy Basti, outstanding Eagle quarterback, to play. At the time, he was suffering from a lorn ligament in his right knee. BOXING--Marino Pichini K'O'd Mike Mur- TEN phy in the twelfth of a scheduled fifteen-rounder ta gain the light heavy- weight title of the world. To dale his record is thirty-seven knockouts out of forty-two bouts, with three draws and two losses. NIS-After taking the Wimbledon and men's singles al Forest Hills, Carl Bucks led the U. S. to victory in the Davis Cup Matches. He has become the tennis sensation overnight, and the future looks very bright for him. Headlines in Spnrts Capacity ernwd thrilled al HTJEE BENEFIT SHUW Last night a huge benefit was held in the new Wilmer Auditorium named after ll' well-known philanthropist, D. Paul Witmer, Jr., designed by the equally renowned archilec Robert Mavrelic. Entire proceeds ol the show went to the National Youth Foundalio Those taking part were personalities from lhe entertainment world. Jim Albrite, famoi comedian, did a fine iob as master of ceremonies. The show opened with two vocal duels by June Smith and Richard Kettering. The My Hero from The Chocolate Soldier and Make Believe brought back memorii of the old Jeanette MacDonald'Nelson Eddy days. Susan Krantz presenled a dramalic monologue which held the audience spellbouni She is here for the premiere of her latest molion picture, l Come Again, which hi been receivina acclaim from all lhe critics. A portabe ice rink was moved onto the slage and Roberta Harris, who is cur- rently slarring in her own ice show, The lce'Cubelles, performed for the amazed audience. She did The Dance of the Silver Blades plus an encore number. Louise Holz received a tremendous ovation when she played the Markley Concerto . Along the more popular lines she presented a medley of the ever popular songs written by George and lra Gershwin. A slyle show followed featuring the latest creations of Anila Weber and Carol Smith. All the gowns were purchased by Dorothy Uhrich for her D. M. Exclusives Shoppe. Proceeds from the sale of the gowns will also be given to the Foundation. Pal Fisher, noted dancer, presented a number from her current show, Flight Seven to Heaven, which is in its second year on Broadway. Then omcee Albright teamed up with Florene Allabelli to roll the audience in lhe aisles. Miss Allabelli, as you know, is the slar of her own T.V. show, Fun with Flo The audience was as full of celebrities as the show itself. Carl Snavely, president af Snavely Theater Enterprises, was there with an old school chum, Ronald Slover, president of Stover Candies, lnc. Among the others present were: Mildred Hoffer, prominent social service worker and one of the originators of the show: Jaci Stewart, famous Olympic champion, Palsy Wagner, the new Elsa Maxwell, collecting scoops for her gossip column: Anna Mary Gehman, famous missionary who is returning to India in several days: Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Engle lGloria Kelleyl and Mr. and Mrs. Harold 'Engle lDoris Hovisl, the well-known oil Vital Statistics lt was announced today that of ll two hundred nine members of the Hersh: High class of I95I, eighl per cent we married beiore the close of that year. Tl large maiority of these were commerci girls who were engaged before they grad ated. By I962 ninety per cent were marrie lOl course, lhere are always a few c maids and bachelors in every group comparable size.l Fifty per cent of this class have mai at least one living contribution to socie ll wonder it the younger generation v behave half as well as their parenls di: ll is also worthy of note that not o member of lhis famous class has pass on, as this morning. President hnlds Ennfidential Meetil At a conference with Presidenl C Grove and Vice-President Ronald Eshlerr the press was introduced to many wid ecognized authorities in the field of sciev and government. Jane Logan spoke on fork in research chemislry. Colonel D MacDonald gave a highly technical spec on iet planes and guided missiles. ' Presidenl with two members of the con: ale, JoAnn Miagrini and Fred Bauder, no' diplomals to Japan and indonesia resp lively, heartily thanked the speakers their informative advice. Among the sei group of listeners were Attorney Gln magnates. Dunkleberger: Donald Gesford, scient and Betty Cassel, private secretary to Bull-DWG AND CONTRACTING Vlslf YW' N0l9l b0 h00d President. A general discussion follovi by Paul D. Wilmer FIX-IT.STORE the conference. James Lenlz' Herman Yohn We repair all tools and machinery Phone 437-J Middletown, Penna. Owned and operated by Anything from nails to refrigerators E. Carlson H. Nauman . BRANDT'5 HARDWARE STORE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presideni' ........................... Richard Gaspari Vice Presidenf ...... Arlo Albrighf Secrefary ...... ...... H elen Hess Treasurer .... ..., M ary Gordon ELI-ISS Ill? '52... Q the enchanted years 0 The versaiile class of '52 eagerly anfici- pofed siepping in+o our reirealing foofprinis. This was Ihe year Ihey were 'rrademarlced wifh Ihe official insignia, Iheir class rings. II is no secrei Ihal ihese successors io The senior class have moinlained 'rhe enviable repulaiion of being able 'ro worlc iogeiher. Business or pleasure mei wilh equal co-operalive response. The Scuff Dance was an ouisianding exam- ple oi class Ieomwork. Audrey Miller, Doris Poormon, Nancy Renischler, Ann Swarfz, and Mary Cross produced some very clever posiers. JUNIOR GIRLS G. Alwine, M. Anderson, E. Berger, W. Blanken, R. Bonawih D. Brandi, M. Brandi, M. Brandi, G. Brinser, E. Cappelli J. Cassel, K. Cassel, P. Copenhaver, D. Crocker, M. Cross J. Crum, S. Cusier, A. English, S.. Espenshade, J. Fasnachf P. FeHerman, D. Fiffery, I. Flowers, B, Friiz, P. Geib, J Geyer, D. Gish, S. Glass, E. Gloffelier, M. Gordon, P Habig, P. Harkness, J. Hawthorne, H. Hein, V. Hershey. H, Hess, M. Hess, F. Hibschman, M. Hoffer, R. HoFIer, M. Hoffman, E. Horfon, B. Kaulifman, B. Kelley, K. Kelley J. Kelley, S. Kelley, D. Kessler, J. Klingler, P. Kosier, B Kriner, E. Lehman, E. Lineaweaver, G. Long, I. Long, R. Long B. McCann, M. McConnel, J. Mc'CorlreI, E. Meyers, E. Meyers, A. Miller, M. Miller, N. Modesii, J. Moyer, R. Myers, C. Noggle, D. Nye, J. Pairiclr, D. Peck, G. Peilifer, C. Poorman, J. Powell, B. Reed, N. Reese, N. Renischler, M. Rexrode, M. Roberfson, D. Roland, J. Samuelson, B. Seiber+, G. Shanlr, F. Shellenhamer, G. Shank, J. Shirlr, C. Shuler, K. Smifh, K. Speicher, E. Spiiler, D. Sfriclrler, D. Siump, J. Summy, A. Sworh, M. Swariz, N. Tacco, N. Trosfle, E. Vieli, J. Wagner, N. Waliers, R. Waflrins, J. Weaver, G. Wenger, L. Werner, A, While, W. Wilhife, D. Willard. M. Winfers, S. Woolen A. Yerger, D. Zeiger, B. Zellers, E. Zern. EI. 55 UF '52...ELAS5 UF '52... showing lheir lalenf as arrisls. Ana While. Phyllis Fellerman, Elaine Cappelli, Mary Cross, Phyllis Habig, and Mary Anderson presenled an enlerfaining floor show. Dressed in Their molhers' Teen-age clolhes, lhe girls danced fhe Charleslon unlil fhe speclalors exhausfed fhem- selves wifh laughfer. Glenn Hos+eHer's appear- ance in a raccoon coal provided no lillle addi- rional comedy. Even alhlelic pracfice regulalions were abandoned for fhis gala occasion.'Diclc Gaspari, Jimmy Sorrell, Blaine Hess, Tommy Geib, Jack Maurer, Max Houck, Earl Laudermilch, Ken Whisller, Mark Houser, Donald Kreiser, and John Slelller were among fhe iunior alhlefes offend- ing lhe dance. Since 'rhe dance was held on a school nigh+, many 'fired buf happy iuniors had lo refurn io Their classes lhe following day. Acfivifies noriced a lag wilhoul fhe usually brighf and peppy iunior members. Even Mary Gordon was noi her usual lively sell as she led fhe band. Wham' more need we say 'ro convince you fhaf whalever fhe class of '52 did. if did well? JUNIOR BOYS A. Albrighf, R. Alwine, L. Arndf, R. Aucker, L. Backensfoes. R. Bamberger, T. Basii, J. Bell, W. Bible, J. Bonawih, B. Boyer, F. Bracale, G. Brandf, L. Brandi, D. Brown, D. Bucher, J. Buck, J. Burns, R. Carpenfer, T. Cassady, C. Cobaugh R. Conrad, E. Coy, T. Deimler, E. Dunlleberger, E. Durborow G. Ebersole. R. Eby, R. Ecleri, G. Eisenberger, R. Fisher R. Fossafi, W. Friiz, J. Garreff, R. Gaspari, H. Gelbaugh P. Geib, T. Geib, R. Geiling, C. Gepfer, M. Gingrich J. Gipe, G. Gochenour, D. Hack, C. Hair, E. Haldeman C. Hallman, M. Hauclr, J. Heise E. Heller T. Hershber er Yi i Q i B. Hess, T. Hess, R. Herrick, S. Hefrick, R. Hinkle, L. Hoffer, M. Holme, R. Hollenger, D. Hoover, E. Horsf, E. Hos- feffer, G. Hosfeffer, M. Houser, M. HuFford, J. Jamison. P. Jones, E. Kleinfeller, E. Kreider, D. Kreiser, E. Kulp E. Laudermilch, R. Laudermilch, M. Long. G. Marcocci J. Maurer, R. McCoy, K. McGarvey, J. Mease, J. Mease R. Miller, S. Moyer, M. Mull, R. Neiswinder, D. Pankake P. Paponeffi, J. Pavone, R. Piergallini, F. Poggi, R. Powell W. Reifsnyder, C. Rice, R. Rice, P. Runkle, W. Runkle D. Schwenl, D. Schwenlr, M. Schmoyer, C. Seilaerl, R Sheeley, S. Shifflef, D. Shroy, E. Sipe, R. Smiih, H. Sonnon. J. Sleffler, R. Sfone, A. Sioner, C. Sianer, D. Sfoner, M Sfrange, C. Theurer, P. Thomas, H. Tice, D. Troxell, G. Van Winlle, E. Wagner, R. Wagner, K. Whisler, D. Winfindale, R. Winfers, B. Winfers, D. Wilmer, L. Wilmer, E. Wolfgang, R. Zerphey. G. Zimmerman. CLASS UF '53...III.AS5 UP '53... Here They are. The seniors of '53. WhaT a group: whaT leaders! They have all The poTenTiali- Ties oT becoming a class ThaT will make a memor- able record. This year's presidenT was William McCann. OTher leaders included vice-presidenT, Shirley YingsTg secreTarv. Cindy Clark: and Treasurer, William Julian. This class had many acTive parTicipanTs in al school acTiviTies. Pearl Cialone, Cindy Clarlc, and Shirley YingsT were sophomore represenTaTives OT our snappy band TronT. Musically, as in all oTher acTiviTies, The class ranked high. Many aT These TalenTed underclossmen are already members of dance band, band, and orchesTra. Our TuTure music organizaTions will depend on Fred Evans, Donald Bolfon, Jim STerlin-g, Colin Hershey, Jack Cassel, John Gruber, Ben Olena. James Simes, RoberT BlanseT, Shirley Ginder, Nancy Bucher, and Carol l'liTe. On The pep squad anoTher sophomore, Carol Harkness, represenTed her class. Remember Those clever posTers Tor The l 'lalT and l-lalT Hobo Dance ? They were creaTed by Barbara JeTFries and Ben Olena. This dance was a highly successful aTTair. Already These enThusiasTic underclassmen can hold Their own socially. Their biggesT social aTTair aT The year was The sophomore prom. For The TirsT Time, as a class, They danced To The sweeT music oT an orchesT'ra insTead of records. This dance will always be remembered by all who aTTended iT. This class has iTs greaT wriTers, Too. For Their essays on uses oT elecTriciTy on The Tarm, Eugene SOPHOMORE GIRLS M. Balmer, M. Baker, B. Barb, V. Barb, D. Bonai, D. BrandT, L. Breclrenmalxer, J. Brinser, N. Bucher, P. Cialone, M. Clark, R. Conrad, A. Cullers, J. Deamen, S. Deppen, S. Die'FTen- derfer, F. Diehl, I. Dish, A. Dunbar, J. Ebersole, R. Ebersole, R. Eclrerl, E. EllioTT, A. EsTep, E. Fansler, J. FarsT, E. Finkey, A. Flowers, L.FulT1, M. Funclz, J. Fuschini, D.Gamber, L' Gar- ber, D. Garrison, K. Garrison, S. Gincler, N. Gingrich, N. Ging- rich, D. Gipe, H. Gleim, J. Good, E. Grogan, S.GroThe,J. Haalr, M. Hein, F. Heisey, F. Heisey, J. HeTriclr, C. Hife, K. Holme, M. Hainley, P. Hair, C. Harkness, D. Hawn, H. Hein. J. Hollinger, E. lmbaden, B. Jelifries, M. Kauffman, J. Keefer, S. Koser, M. KoTh, D. Landis, L. Landvafer, G. Launse, G. Lauver, G. Lehman, J. Lehman, E. Lingle, L. Longreen, S. Maclr, J. Mann, K. Mann, R. Marfini, J. MasTromaTTeo, L. McComsey, G. McCorkel, S. McCurdy, J. Miller, O. MiTTen, N. Newhouse, R. Newhouse, J. Nesfer, G. Nye, G. Nye, G. Poorman, M. Prince, N. Richards, S. Risser, J. Rhoads, V. Rodkey, L. Ruddle, F. Runlrel, P. Rupp, S. Schell, F. Schmoyer, E. Sealer, M. Seaman, N. Seiders, E. Sherher, H. Sherfzer, M. Shoppe, P. Shoppe, J. ShuTTer, S. Slesser, D. Smifh, N. SmiTh, J. Snyder, M. Snyder, C. Speclr, D. STone, N. Sfoner, D. STrickler, E. TesTa, M. Trump, H. WalTers, J. Walfers, D. Warner, R. Weaver, J. Weidman, H. Wells, R. Wilhelm, S. Willard, J. Wine, S. YingsT, M. YasT. CLASS Ill? '53... 0 the green years 0 Deimler and Melvin l-lerTzler won awards from The Pennsylvania Power and Ligh+ Company. From The looks of The presenT records oT These sporTsminded sophomores, we will have record- brealcing Teams in a Tew years. IT you had waTched James Anderson or MarTin Kulp's obiliTies aT a swim meeT, you would agree ThaT They are excellenT maTeriol. Promising Toofball players include Barry Heaps and Wayne LenTz. Fred Evans, who was among The league's high scorers was a valuable asseT To The J.V. baslceTball Team This year. Fred Pellegrini, Bill Julian, Richard Hammond, and Edward Pasquale also had ouT- sTonding records. Keep up The good work, sophomores. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Presidenf ........ ..... W illiam McCann Vice PresidenT .,.... Shirley YingsT Secreiary ...... ,..... C indy 'Clark Treasurer .... .... Wi lliam Julian SOPHOMORE BOYS A. Adams, J. Anderson, P. Baker, E. Balmer, L. Barrick. M. Bashore, C. Baumback, J. Beachell, R. Beamsderfer, J. Black, R. Blansef, D. Bolion, C. Boyer, B. Breiherick, H. Bricker, W. Brubaker, R. Burger, P. Cake, D. Cassel, J. Cassel, R. Cassel, D. Carberry, G. Chrisi, R. Cosfik, J. Crawford, N. Crosby, E. Dailey, W. Daub, M. DeHarT, E. Deimler, E. Deimler, R. Deimler, J. Dunkleberger, G. EckerT, L. Eckerf, G. EllioTT, C. Espenshade, l. Espenshade, F. Evans, M. Fureman, W. Ganfz, J. Geesaman, P. Geyer, D. Ginder. M. Goodling, J. Goodwill, R. Grimigni, E. Grubb, J. Gruber, R. Gruber, W. Haag, W. Hallman, R. Ham- mond, E. Hanshaw, A. Harhler, B. Heaps, C. Hershey, M. Herhler, W. Holifer, R. Hosf, H. Howard, E. Huffman, V. Huffman.. D. Hummer, J. Jamison, F. Jansen, W. Julian, E. Koon, M. Kulp, R. Kunh, W. Landis, R. Leibfried, W. Lenh, N. LighT, D. Lingle, K. Lingle, J. Lingle, R. Lollo, A. Lowry, R. LuTTrell, D. Marfin, D. Marfin, W. McCann, F. McCorkel, C. Mengel, E. Meyers, D. Miller, R. Miller. G. Moroney, R. Musser, R. Newcomer, H. Nye, B. Olena, E. Orfenzi, R. Pankake, E. Pasquale, F. Pellegrini, R. Rhine. T Risser, J. Rogers, H. Schindler, P. Seiple, J. Shaffer, D. Shepler, J. Shepler, E. Shulfz, J. Shulh, V. Sieg, J. Simes, R. Spangler, J. Sferling, C. Sfoner, F. Sfraub, D. Swartz, J. Swarh, J. Swope, W. Thomas, B. Timmins, E. Wagner, W. Wagner, W. Wagner, R. Waybrighf, T. Weaver, D. Weller, G. Wise, W. Wise, G. YingsT, G. Yoder, E. Zarfman, R. Zeiger. ,ll ,,hkE S 'si ff ,,.--'-P'-W - W KW ? 2 rigs? r' e won again! fi ' ' Roundup Mme' F3 imma - 'S W N...1..1' oo X MEMBERSHIP A. Albrighf, J. Anderson, M. Anderson, P. Balmer, C. J. Magrini, J. Maurer, D. MarTin, N. Nye, D. Poorman, Bucks, I. Bucks, G. Cobaugh, N. Crosb , M. Cross I. R. Rice, D. Roland, L. Ruddle, P. Siple, C. Snuvely, .I. Y i Espenshade, J. Faus, M. Fureman, J. Fushini, T. Geib, H. Gingrich, O. Grove, P. Habig, C. Harkness, P. Hark- ness, T. Hess, D. Hovis, J. Jamison, J. Koons, D. Lingle, Q we the penple speak 0 sruomr comm-cii orricsns Prosiclen-I' .,................................ O. Grove Vice Presidenf .... ..... D . Roland Secrefory ....... ........ ..... M . Cross Treasurer ......... ................. . . .J. Koons ,,,,-o-- I STewurT, D. Sfrickler, S. Weaver, P. Wifmer, A. Yergor. S. YingsT, E. ZarTman, B. Zellers. The meeTing shall come To order. These familiar words open all of our STudenT Council meeTings. An expression. oT democracy, our school governmenT in The Iorm oT The STudenT Council, allows represenTaTives oT each home- room and club To presenT The views oT The sTudenTs on quesTions arising in school. This was The TirsT year The senior high's governing body operaTed separaTely Trom ThaT oT The iunior high. Doris Roland, Phyllis I-Iabig, and Orie Grove represenTed our council aT The Pennsyl- vania STaTe STudenT Council ConvenTion in WesT Reading where They obTained new ideas Tor The improvemenT oi our council and school. Annu- ally The STudenT Council sends Two iuniors To The YouTh Leadership Training Camp in Michigan. The sTudenTs given This privilege long remember The high ideals TaughT There. The council also serves The school Through iTs Twelve TuncTioning commiTTees which posT The honor roll, schedule acTiviTies, and perform many oTher similar Taslcs. Annual elecTion oT STudenT Council officers combines campaign speeches, posTers, bailoTing, and enioymenT Tor The enTire sTudenT body. IT is one oi The many ways in which our STudenT Council acquainTs us wiTh our precious demo- craTic way oT governmenT! Irv in 1 K r M 1 'ra f 'SQ ' ' f sa A M --v. , A. mm I if xl Bl. -4 .1 fn' if F, 4 wg., X ' f -r i Q a ' 3 vi ' E ? QS 5' ML Xml ' . .:mf'f '- -if .A 'T 2 li 4 cg 5 4 P A M z,. 5 Q 1 if 1 Q iw 'Q T 9 ,, an x, 9- ' Liv ' 1 K 4 N.. ,Ng , mmw.v: A fp -wi ,J wr, H wwf 1- .N , Y U-35' rw 1- ' HALL PATHUI. Q aqents nf law and urder Q ApproximaTely Three minuTes beTore The close oT each class, a group of boys Tuck Their books under Their arms and lumber ouT of The room. Of course, The Teachers don'T obiecT, since The boys are leaving Tor hall paTrol duTy. Nearly every pupil is familiar wiTh The cusTomary sTrong grasp of his arm by a hall paTrol member Tor Taking a shorT cuT in The hall. Mr. Groh and his TaiThTul hall paTrol mem- bers, led by Their presidenT Carl Snavely. are essen- Tial in keeping The TraTTic of our halls moving in an orderly manner, F. Bauder. R. Blunsef, F. Bowersox, B. Boyer, H. Bricker, J. Buck, W. Burns, P. Cake, T. Cassidy, N. College, R. Conrad, Treasurer: G. Eisenberger, Vice Presidenh R. Eisen- hour, R. Fackler, T. Geib, J. Goodwill, E. Grubb, J. Gruber, R. Gruber, A. Horfzler, T. Hess, P. Jones, C. Kaulilmon, G. Kemble, G. Koon, D. Lewis, J. Lex, J. Liebfried, N. LighT, R. Lollo, M. Long, H. MeTz, PresiclenTg M. Mosse, E. Myers, D. Oller, R. Piergallini, R. Rhine, B. Ruddler, D. Schroy, R. Shaffer, J. Shearer, J. Simes, J. Snyder, A. STains, R. Sfrawderman, R. Sfone, D. Pankake, C. Powell, SecreTary: E. Wagner, D. Willard, G. Willis, G. Zeigler. FirsT Row, lefT To righT: C. Timmins, C. Snavely, Presidenh J. HerbsT, R. KeTTering, O. Grove, B. Heaps, K., Leaman. Second Row: D. Heisfand, R. STone, P. WiTmer, A. Camacci, Secreforyg H. Gelbaugh, G. Marcocci, G. Shearer, R. Musser. Third Row: G. Miller, R. Gaspari, J. GarreTT, D. Bucher, L. Lolifredo, Mr. Groh, Adviser. FourTh Row: G. HosTeTTer, J. STeTTler, R. McCoy, R. Rice, J. Maurer. Don'T Throw ThaT paper in The halls! The Noon Service boys will only have To pick iT up aTTer you. Yes, I know ThaT's Their iob, buT give Them more opporTuniTy To serve you oTherwise: Tor insTance, aT The candy sTand. Did you know ThaT The proTiTs Tram Their candy sales provide your lunchTime enTerTainmenT, movies, and oTher paid assemblies? And believe iT or noT, They have money enough leTT over To buy oTher needed arTicles lor The school. The Noon Service Club holds meeTings every oTher Thursday aT which Time They discuss ways aT beTTering The school and Their club. IT is also a cusTom aT The club To Take an educaTional Trip every year. l'laTs OTT To one oT The school's greaT- esT service organizaTionsl NIJIIN, SERVICE IILUB Q service heynml all recompense o m..:luw. . V . P. Copenhaver, J. Cusler, A. English, S. Espenshade, B. Frih, J. Fuchini, K. Garrison, J. Geyer, D. Gipe, S. Glass, E. Grogan, P. Hair, M. Hess, K. Holre, E. Horlon, M. Kauff- man, C. Launse, S. Mack, S. McCurdy, A. Miller, J. Miller, J. Nesfer, R. Newhouse, C. Noggle, D. Nye, J. Palrick, G. Peiffer, R. Pergallini, D. Poorman, J. Rhoads, L. Ruddle, F. Schmoyer, E. Shaffer, M. Trump, R. Vogel, N. Walfers, R. Warner, R. Waybrighf, R. Weaver, J. Wine, B. Zellers. Under The new and capable leadership of Mr. Wersinger, lhe Ari Service Club has done a com- mendable job. By providing colorful sfage sels for lhe music feslivals, decoraling The caleleria, and making clever favors lor various social lunclions. fhis organizarion has noi only helped lo serve our school, buf has profiled by worlhwhile experience in rhe praclical applicalions of arf. Firsl Row, leff +o righl: R. Mangold, D. Mann, D. New- comer, D. Slrickler, R. Husy, L. Gruber, P. Hoffman, E. Lingle, M. Shellenhamer, R. Herr. Second Row, lei? fo righf: W. Speicller, C. Runion, D. DeLong, L. Binner, C. Tyson, H. Smifh, D. Runion. Third Row, lefi fo righl: W. Reilly, D. Hubler, H. Balmer, P. Lingle, F. McKee, P. O'ler. Fourfh Row, lefl ro righf: J. Gruber, C. Roland, L. Fousl, R. Byler, J. Uhrich, J. Twaddle. Fiffh Row, lefl' fo righf: E. Bruce, R. Hole, M. Huber, T. Webb, H. Greenwalf, K. Heaps, Mr. Miller, adviser. ABT SEBVIEE ELUB Q paintllrush prulliqins Q Do you obey lhe school's palrol boys? Oh sure, I know 'rhey're only so high, sixlh graders, bui lhey do a good job of prolecling you al lhe sireel crossings. They value your life as well as lheir own. Al Their meeiings every week ihey discuss 'lhose ol you who have viola+ed 'rhe Traffic laws. They also receive valuable inlormarion from members of lhe slale police. The lraining and experience lhey are receiving now will make lhem beH'er Americans of lomorrow. Give lhem a chance To enforce saleiy by obeying +hem, and you'll be around 'ro enjoy life. STREET PATHIJI. Q super salesman uf safety Q Don'f burn your fingers, girls. TRI-HI-Y G. Alwine, H. Aumen, B. Brandi, M. Brandi, N. Brandi, J. Brubalier, I. Bucks, R. Cagnoli, J. Cassel, K. Cassel, D. Crocker, J. Crum, J. Diehl, P. Fisher, D. Fiffery, I. Flowers, S. Glass, D. Green, P. Habig, M. Horsl, E. Horlon, G. Houser, B. Kauffman, G. Keener, M. Kegerreis, G. Kelley. K. Kelley, S. Kelley. D. Kessler, G. King, J. Klinger, P. Kosier, E. Lineaweaver, M. Lingle, I. Long, M. McConnell, J. Mc- TRI-HI-Y Q tn strive, tu seek, ln find, and nut In yield Q TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS Presidenl ...,... ..................... ,........ . P afsy Wagner Vice Presidenf ..,, ,,,.. . .,......,... B eHy Zellers Secreiary ....... .... D ixie Green lnol' picluredl Treasurer ..... .......,.... M abel Kegerreis Chaplain .... ...... S hirley Woolen For lhe iirsl lime in lhe hislory ol our Tri-I-lisY, meerings have been held weelcly, wilh only lhose having no aciivilies scheduled on lhe regular Friday morning dale, being eligible lar membership. From lhe Iirsl day of school, plans were in lhe malcing for a successful year. Oulslanding in Ihe I95O-5I program were: a weiner roasl held al lhe Memorial Field ovens, lhe sale of school iaclcels, and a pep rally prior lo The I-I.l.S. game: for lhe laller, all lhe girls worked hard wilh lhe I-li-Y in sponsoring one of lhe besl pep rallies Hershey has ever seen. When a girl loolcs baclc over her Tri-I-Ii-Y days, one of her lirsl lhoughls is of lhe annual semi- formal which closes lhe Tri-Hi-Y season. The Daisy Dance wilh ils queen and courl slands our in lhe minds of lhe sluclenls as lhe one and only spring formal. MEMBERSHIP Carlile, N. Modesfi, N. Nye, G. Peiffer, D. Poorman, N. Reese, M. Rexrocle, B. Saulley, F. Shellenhamer, G. Shenk, J. Shirlr, A. Sipe, J. Summy, N. Tacco, J. Wagner, J. Wag- ner, P. Wagner, B. Walborn, N. Wallers, J. Weaver, A. Weber, M. Weber, L. Werner, A. While, B. Wilhile, W. Wil- hile, S. Woolen, B. Zellers, D. Zeiger. HI-Y Q quad christian fellowship 0 HI-Y OFFICERS Presidenl ....., .....,.,.......,.... .,.., C c rl Snavely Vice Presicleni ..,. Richard Gaspari Secreiury-Treasurer .... Chesfer Timmins Clean speech, good sporismanship, clean scholarship and worlhwhile living are ihe aims ol lhe l-li-Y, If also performs many services lor lhe school. Wi+h lhe aid of lhe Trihl-li-Y ii sponsored a big parade and pep rally The nighl before ihe H.l-l.S.-l-l.l.S. looiball game. The pep rally was held around a huge bonfire buill by lhe HiY boys. On Their annual Falher-Son Nighf lhe boys provided a mosi delighllul evening for iheir dads. Ai Chrislmaslime They gave our school The Chrisl- mas look by erecling and decoraling a Tree ai ihe main enlrance. Al Easier lhe Hi-Y boys presenled a very inspiring assembly. The newly-organized l-li-Y baslcelball 'ream played The J.V. Team prior io lhe annual alumni game. Five represenlalives were senl lo ihe Older Boys' Conference al Harrisburg. There They dis- cussed 'rhe problems of male youih ioday. The l-li-Y is an organizaiion earnesily fulfilling iis purpose of preparing our boys To be responsible men of iomorrow. Firsl Row, lefl lo righl: F. Pellegrini, W. McCann, D. Hum- mer, P. Paponeili, C. Timmins, C. Snuvely, R. Gaspuri, Mr. Diffenbaugh, adviser. Second Row, lefi +o righl: W. Miller, R. Vogel, G. Orienzi, R. DeBenedel', R, Rice, R. Sfone, W. Lenfz. Third Row, Ieff +o righi: J. Sferling, W. Julian, L. Sullo, J. Albrifs, N. Orfenzi, D. Brown, D. Blonsef, T. Daimler. , . -1 1-1-lq 1-11 Look of fhe birclie, Wenrich! Fourlh Row, left +o right: J. Herbsf, J. Mease, D. Hiesiand, R. Keflering, R. Wenrich, R. McCoy, B. Heaps, C. Rice, A. Albrighl, R. Bamburger. Fiflh Row, lefl io right: M. Slrange, J. Meose, M. Long, J. Sfeffler, C. Bucks, J. Garreh, G. Hosfelier, T. Geib, P. Jones, J. Maurer, G. Van Winkle. ersnev e BHUAHEASTEH sv Phe irenc L11 B1 alphiz 's. des' The regb' e br in vig . s in 3 I If 51 req Hu d incl WUEEFSWEY BR0ADCA5T?? noi Elez Cai 1l'Cl'1.f l low's The wealher in California, Miss Cool? Phe 1 rea T p and 2 bride's parents. fley, Glenn Dui Phe the o carrier nf news and lmnwledqe o Every school has iTs TavoriTe hideouT. For ours iT's The BroadcasTer oTFice, home aT The school newspaper. lT Truly lives up To iTs name, BROADCASTER. ThirTeen issues were ediTed during The year, eleven regular issues and Two specials. The BroadcasTer oTTice oTTers an excellenT reTuge To any escapee Tram sTudy hall. Monday morning always means a mod scramble in The Two by Tour room To meeT The deadline. The main adviser, Mr. ChesTnuT, along wiTh The vocaTional direcTor, Mr. Mandesy prinTing adviser, Mr. J, Horn: and business manager, sproulred many grey hairs over The so-called inspiraTions of sTudenT iournalisTs. ThroughouT The year The sTaTf had oppor- TuniTies To secure new ideas aT several conven- Tions. The TirsT and probably 'ToremosT was a meeTing oT The Pennsylvania School Press Asso- ciaTion in AllenTown. Here They heard one of The counTry's leading columnisTs. Ed Sullivan. The BroadcasTer noT only oTTers Teen-agers a chance To shoulder responsibiliTy and enioy Tellowship, buT also gives many Their beginning in The Tield oT journalism. 0116 Hof off The presses! 4, . 1 , . 1 f 11 1. A.- .1...---,... . the Ways, ..s. eiSt91'- .,.,..inmLee is arranging a corrxoim.-c. 654221115 P21 CO-EDITORS . . . NEWS EDITOR .,... FEATURE EDITOR ... SPORTS CO-EDITORS ART .......,....... PHOTOGRAPHY . . . REPORTERS ...... COMMERCIAL NEWS TYPISTS ....,,...... PROOFS ........... BUSINESS STAFF ... ADVISER ........... EDITORIAL ........, VOCATIONAL PAGE BROADCASTER EDITORIAL STAFF Cross FT. Keffering .....E. Ccppelli .... P.Wogner .,.....R.Rice R.Gcspori ........B.Jefferies . . . . .P. Feffermon, M. Anderson. G. Long, A. WI'1i're, S. Krcen+z, C. Hife, K, Smifh, P. Harkness, M. Winfers, H. Hess. M. Rexrode, N. Brcndf, G. Shank, G. Shenk, P. Hobig, I. Long, J. Powell, C. Clork, D. Woofen, S. Lewis, C. Rice, G. Hosfeffer, B. Julion, J. Wolfers, R. Toncredi .... .....J. Sfeworlr. A. Crugnole, D. Green, B. Zellers , .,........,.............. I. Bucks, A. Yor'ry . . . .J. Gorre'r+, M. Anderson. C. Hire. C. Clark . . . , .E. Seomon, Monoger: J. Springer, Assisfonf .........................D0vldT.Chesfnuf . ....,.........,.......... Louis C. Mcndes . . . . . . . .J. Jored Horn. Prinfing, Business F. F. H. o qianls nf the earth Q Every Thursday morning in 2I4 an acTive organizaTion holds iTs meeTings. Under The super- vision OT Mr. K. W. STaver, The FuTure Farmers oT America serve The school in many ways. They raise flowers and TomaTo planTs in The greenhouse. The boys also raise chickens Tor The annual FaTher and Son Banquet They Tolce parT in iudging livesToclc oT GraTz Fair. They also iourney To Timmonia, Mary- land, Tor The EasTern lnTernaTional LivesToclc Show. BUY SIIIIUTS 4 he prepared Q FirsT Row, leff To righfa P. Kreider, W. Whifmer. Second Flow, leff To righh T. Sanders, L. Miller, D. Shoub, E. Grubb, E. Myers, D. Whifmer, C. Lyfle, Treasurer: K. Heisy. Third Row, left To righh C. Fields, C. Mengel, D. McCorl:le, T. Sanders, R. Gruber, J. Shaffer, B. Wolfe. Fourth Row, leff To righf: W. Gcnh, M. Her'l'1ler, E. Deimler, Vice Presidenh F. Gufshall, H. Hollinger, D. Marlin, Mr. Siover. Adviser. Fif+h Row, leff fo righf: M. Hoffer, J. Coble, Secrefaryg P. McCorkle, R. Carpenfer, E. Wagner, Presidenfg M. Hoffer, R. Deimler. Under The leadership oi Mr. l-laddacl and Mr. BaTchelor, The Boy ScouTs oT Hershey High Troop 67 have Tried To learn The True meaning oT democ- racy. Through Their ouTdoor hikes, arTs and crclTTs proiecTs, and general services, These looys have sTriven To beTTer Themselves, Their comrnuniTy, and Their counTry. Firsf Row, lefi To righT: C. Landis, A. Brehm, M. Cugnoli, TE. Bupp. Second Row, left To righf: B. Bechfel, R. Gochenciis, W. Gruber. Third Row, leff To righl: R. Brehm, C. Hornish, C. W'eiT. E. Schaffer, S. Garrison, STudenT Pafrol Leader. Fourfh Row, lefT To righl: Mr. Hoddod and Mr. Bofchelor, Advisers. Seaied: C. Hi+e, P. Wagner, J. Mcgrini, M. Winiers, S. Glass, T. Funghi. Sfondinga Mr. Shfrlr, adviser: K. Speicher, C, Rice, P. Wilmer, T. Hoclrer, C. Snavely, P. Jones. o the tnnque is miqhtier than the swnrd Q These sludenls, possessing an aler'r mind, an adequafe vocabulary, sound knowledge, and na+- ural speaking abilify have made our debaling feam respecfed by all who come in con+acf wi+h i+. This year four senior velerans: Palsy Wagner, JoAnn Magrini, Paul Wilmer, and Carl Snavely refurned 'ro collaborafe wilh The underclassmen in making This a very successful season. Three heads are beffer fhan one! Mr. Shirlc, as crific, adviser, and coach, gave 'rhem ineslimable help. Affer a full season of verbal baffle, The league feams: l-lummelslown, Susquehanna Township, Middleiown, ancl Hershey had such a safisfyinq dinner and delighlful dance lhal for one nighl' 'rhey seemed fo forgel whellaer or noi' lhe American people should reiecl 'rhe welfare s+a+e . . . . and furfhermore . . . Lasf minufe deiails. I-K 5 5 E M H LIE 5 0 pupil's palladium 0 Hee! Congrafulahons, boys! When we werelin grade school remember how ihrillea we were Off,- ng fo once or iwice a year +o be given ihe greal privilege of going io I' u,M 'rhe high school audi+orium? In high school an assembly each week new vkfbh became a habiiual occurrence. There we were insiruciecl or enier- iained by paid, imporied groups or fhe inexhausiible supply of our own ialenf. The pasl' year was no exceplion in providing assemblies oi high qualiiy and varieiy. Among ihe educaiional assemblies we had The General Moiors Show, ihe music oi Lebanon Valley College. an illusiraiecl wild life leciure. and +he Ailaniic Refining CZompany's saie driving program. The General Moiors assembly was a very good example oi science applied io modern life. The wild life siilm was a source oi iascinaiion noi only in +he colorful piciures buf vw .- ,oc means, bo ou' oi O .xg A ill vfil Don'+ forget your lines. Revival of The roaring iwenhes. also in ihe sound recordings of aciual bird calls and longuoge. One oi The mosi enieriaining assemblies was ihe performance oi Dr, Ernsi, ihe hypnoiisi. Wiih ihe help oi co-worlcers selecied from ihe siudeni body, he pui on an assembly +ha+ we will never iorgei. Our well chosen schedule of assemblies has always been and will coniinue io be one oi ihe besi sources oi enieriainmeni and educaiion in our school. Behind ihe scenes of Duck Whnfhngfon. A -ox' I' ' I fr Ti . N 'REPS .,.,. , NYNRYA mn... .layup if, 5 'L if sig I 4331 I J? ig , 5 a ., ', E4 ik? . 'gf' .Inf 42 fi, - ,X . J, guAA ' A us Q , Q-,W-,,,Nw. .- ff -'WI' 1' If KC rw 'iw' K 1 - 'N ' f' . gl VR KN ' ' Q ' ' 'fl-742' 5 gg? P ,T h., V I A 4 1 ' Qin Ah, c walking concsfu! FLUTES: M. Winfers, S. Lewis, E. Meyers, G. Shenlc, M. Roberfson, H. Kling, M. KoTh. E FLAT CLARINET: S. Moyer. B FLAT CLARINETS: R. Sheeley, B. SeiberT, A. Crugnale, J. Gruber, D. Hoover, M. McConnell, S. Gincler, S. Harlrcom, M. King, J, Hefrick, A. HarTzler, B. Olena, D. WooTen, W. Wilhiie, V. Hershey, D. Bucher, H. Shay, C. Geyer, J. Walfers, S. Meclshey. OBOE: J. Mcgrinl. ALTO SAXO- AbouT seven TorTy-Tive on a Tuesday or Thurs- day morning you have probably heard rhyThmical sTrains oi music coming Trom eiTher The playground or The band room. This was our renowned Hershey High School Band pracTicing one ol Their many drills, IT could have been Tor one aT our looTball games. They perlorm aT every one, you lcnow. Or iT You big baby! 72 V' ga' Milfs PHONE: F. Evans, D. Green, L. Holz, J. STewarT, M. Hoffer, B. Denci, S. Wenrich. TENOR SAXOPHONE: R. Blorisel, R. Swarr, A. Sfrange. HORNS: E. Marlcley, C, Graff, G. Houser, J. Breneman, H. Hein, B. Hovis. TRUMPE'l'S- CORNETS: G. HosTeTTer, R. MacDonald, C. fichwenlr, R. Brandt J. STeHler, D. BolTon, J. Simes, E. Grubb, P. FeH'er- mighT have been Tor a parade. Some of The many in which They have parTicipaTed were The EphraTa, New Holland Farmers' Fair, and P.T.A. Hallowefen Parade. Under The very capable direcTion of RoberT SmiTh our marching band consisTs of one hundred PrivaTe secrelary, Dick? man, W. Blanlxen, R. Buriner, W. Bribb. BARITONE HORN: J. Mease, G. Yoder, W. McCann. TROMBONES: J. Garref, C. Rice, O. Grove, K. Leamun, M. Goodling, C. Hershey. BASSES: L. Sanders, R. .Ke'Hering, J. Cassell. DRUMS: B. Binner, C. Hire, R. Geiling, J. Slerling, D. Smifh, J. Mease, E. DiMagno. BELLS: N. Bucher, E. Long. DRUM MAJOR: members, Iwenfy in lhe band 'lroni and eighiy in fhe remaining seciion. We also have a concerf band which presenls a conceri' annually. In Iheir' smarlly Tailored orange and blue uniforms, bofh presenl' a fine appearance and program wherever They are. M. Gordon. TWIRLERS: G. Kling, M. Bis+line, I.. Simoneffi G. Long, J. Powell, M. Weber, P. Ciolone, S. Yingsl, I. Long J. Klinger, C. Clark, M. Holme. MASCOTS: F. Snuvely R. Snavely. BANNER CARRIERS: D. Uhrich, H. Aumen COLOR GUARD: J. Herbsi, J. Albrife, D. Heisfand, M Long. DIRECTOR: Mr. Roberf Smi+I1. B II Il Q sweet thunder Q Jw mA x.sffm V, '- Everyone in PIGCG- Susie's liHIe lamb. FIRST SOPRANO: D. Uhrich, M. Gordon, T. Funghi, H. Hess, A. Swariz, R. Harris, A. Miller, G. Long, G. Shank, N. Renfschler, M. Brandi, C. Clark, N. Smifh, D, Warner, V. Thomson. SECOND SOPRANO: K. Speicher, C. Shuler, M. Winfers, J. Faus, B. Seiberi, S. Kranh, J. Smifh, N. Bucher, S. Koser, G. Noval, M. Kofh, E. Lehman, B. JeFfries, S. Yings+. FIRST ALTO: S. Lewis, D. Hovis, D. Pacir, B. Have you ever wallced by The audiforium during acfivify period on Monday or Friday and heard The Lord Bless You and Keep You ? Or perhaps I+ was Fred Waring's 'Twas The Nigh+ Before Chrislmasu +he ieafured number al' The annual Chrisimas Program in The Communiiy Thea+er. The voices were +hose of one Pracfice makes perfeci Kreider, J. McCurdy, L. Mas'l'roma'H'eo, H. Hein, J. Magrini, M. Roberfson, A. Gehman, D. Sirichler, G. 'Nengen A. Cullers, N. Gingrich. SECOND ALTO: D. VVooien, D. Roland, N. Sponaugle, E. Ccppelli, W. Blanlren, J. Springer. E. Meyers. A. Crugnalo, R. Willhelm, H. Hein, S. Ginder, W. Gingrich, A. Yerger, R. Eckerf, D. Brandi. chorus members who appeared in Millersburg cllso. The direcior was maeslro W. Paul Campbell. However, The combinafion of our fine direcfor, selecied voices, and well-known music, would be useless wiihoul The co-operaiion, sinceriry, and hours ol earnesi rehearsal spenf by all The mem- bers. The lime and eiilorr of our chorus have been Really, Gloria! FIRST TENOR: J. Logan, C. Hife, R. Sfover, T. Geib, B. Olena, N. Crosby, C. Timmins, D. Fox, P. Calre, R. Rice, T. Hess, J. Simes. SECOND TENOR: I.. Holz, P. Fefierman, S. Moyer, R. Shesley, J. Sfeffler, J. Cassel, J. Gruber, R. Newcomer. G. Ebersole, D. Bolfon, B. Boyer. ACCOMPAN- IST: Eleanor Marltley. DIRECTOR: W. Paul Campbell. FIRST rewarded in 'rhe +i+Ie of class B mixed chorus cham- pions nol for one year. buf for The pas? Three years. We are aiming +o make fhe nexf forensic confesl our Iourfh sfraighf win. I Long afler Ihe songs of our chorus have been sung may 'rheir melodies linger on. Drowned in paint . i L, S V .1 ' ' .3- ks I BASS: E. Wagner, R. Keffering, K. Leaman, A. Harhler R. Brandf, W. McCann, F. Evans, M. Goodling, G. Hosiel- I'er, C. Hershey, G. Yoder, F. Pellegrini. SECOND BASS R. MacDonald, O. Grove, D. Heisfand, J. Garrefi, I Sanders, J. Mease, J. Mease, C. Rice, R. McCoy, J. Albriie R. Gaspari, E. Grubb. G. Christ IIHIJH S The ideal family. G. Aungsi, B. Binner, J. Breneman, N. Bucher, E. DiMagno, F. Evans, R. Fernsler, J. Gurreff, S. Ginder, D. Green, C. Graff, O. Grove, J. Gruber, S. Harkcom, C. Harkness, H. Hein, C. Hiie, L. Holz, G. HOSJ'9+l9F, G. Houser, B. Hovis, J. Johnson, G. Kling, H. Kling, M. Kofh, S. Lewis, N. Lighf, E. Long, G. Long, R. MacDonald, J. Mogrini, E. Marlrley, A. McCann, M. McConnell, J. Mease, J. Mecse, s symphonies LisTen! ShuberT's Rosomunde OverTure O lovoriTe number in The reperToire oT our Hershey High School orchesTro. This group oT Tc1lenTed musicions hos produced mony melodious sTroins OT beouTiTul music Tor The CommuniTy os well os The school. Under The boTon of W. Poul Campbell, These giTTed persons ploy clossicol os well os modern selecTions. Among The vorious programs in which They porTicipoTed were The senior closs ploy, The ChrisT- mos progrom, ond The Spring FesTivol. DANCE BAND Q maqil: mnunliqhi melodies Q J. Menlzer, E. Meyers, R. Meyers, C. Rice, N. Robertson. l. Sanders, B. Seiberf, R. Seiberf, R. Sheeley, C. Shuler, L. Shuler, J. Simes, D. SmiTh, K. Speicher, N. Sfine, S. Sfover, A. Sfrange, D. Shichler, R. Sworr, A. Swarfz, K. Swarfz, V. Thomson, M. Winiers, G. Yo-der. ACCOMPAN- IST: M. Gordon. DIRECTOR: W. Paul Campbell. in the sky 4 Con'T you heor The hounTing sTroiws of The Troion's Theme song? Doesn'T ThoT bring boclc memories OT Those wonderful high school donces? Remember Their dreomy TreoTmenT ol All My Love ond Tennesse WolTz ? Under Moes.Tro SmiTh's compeTenT direcTion These TolenTed mu- sicions con be depended on To creoTe o mood oT solid rhyThm, dreomy harmonies, or ploinTive melody. SeaTecJ, leff To righT: A. Swarh, J. Sferling F. Evans, B. Seiberf, R. Sheeley, R, Sworr, J. Slewcrf. STonding, lefi To right Mr. Smifh, E. Meyers, J. Sfefiler, G. HiosTeHer, D. Bol+on, C. Rice, C. Hershey. is A Ap, , :,..i4. 55 E 1 I ia' If ui msn? 3,,,...m.ss.. To Those sTudenTs who wonT To Tolce on icodemic course, our school oTTers one oT The wesT. There ore Three divisions in The occidemic urriculumg The vocoTionol home economics, The icodemic, ond The college preporolrory. The vocoTionol home economics course is Tor iirls inTeresTed in homemcilcing. IT includes cook- wg, sewing, grooming, ond inTerior decoroTion. Dur home economics room is equipped wiTh sev- irol sewing mochines ond o builT-in lciTchen which ,onTc1ins Two elecfric sToves, ci relrigeroTor, ci sink, 1cibineTs, ond o lorge worlcing Oreo. In oddiTion o This we hove oi Turnished Home Economics ,oTToge in which The girls receive much of Their rciining. The generol ocodernic course includes Eng- sh, sociol sTudies, ond ony oTher subiecTs which fill give The sTudenTs enough crediTs Tor iroduoTion. The college preporoTory course is 0 modified icodemic course. Beginning wiTh Two yeors of .oTin, The sTudenT musT corry Tive nnoiors eoch eor. These musT include English, sociol sTudies. 1oThemciTics, science, ond ci Toreign longucge. iTher French or Sponish. In oddiTion The sTudenT 1usT moinToin oT leosT o B overoige. All Three courses provide The sTudenT wiTh mple opporTuniTies Tor o well-rounded educoTion. T fi! -'-f- 4,1 W 'WL T 1 'Tu gy' X' r fr ul' is Q5 . ' . T M f ffm. if 'W gm ,,' N ' .ip W PLWQQ-,ah . i XE l In TenTh grade The sTudenTs beglin Their com- mercial Trbining wiTh courses in business maThe- maTics anki business orienTaTion.. Thl orienTaTion course gives an inTroducTion ol nin weeks each To recordgkeeping, sales, business law, and shorf- hand. This Training assisTs The sTudeHT To make a choice of The secreToriol-commercial, Nbookkeeping- commercidl. or general-commercial clourse lor The remainingfrwo years. The secreTarial course is designeki To prepare The sTudenT To be eiTher a secrelarylor a sTenog- rapher: The bookkeeping course, To be a book- keeper: and The general course, To be a clerical worker, +ypis+, sales clerk, or proprieTor of a small business. A general knowledge oT dommon busi- ness principles and abiIiTy To Type are almosT a musT for everyone Today. X Hershey l'ligh's commercial sTudlanTs are very lorTunaTe in having good equipmenTlTo work wiTh -TronT and back scale TypewriTers, Ten-key and lull-keyboard adding machines, elecTTic and hand model calculaTors, posTing machined, duplicaTing machines, and an ediphone. i During Their senior year These lsTudenTs par- TicipaTe in a work experience prog 'am in which They are senT ouT To businessmen in llfhe surround- ing cornmuniTy To receive pracTical lexperience in office work. ill Our vocciTionol progrom oTTers involuoble rporTuniTies To Those boys who wish To moke o :ide Their TuTure. While sTill in ninTh grode, The :ys ore Token on o Tour Through all The shops wich include ogriculTure, ouTo body repoirs, cor- anTry, elecfricify, mochine shop procTice, build- g moinTenonce, plumbing and sheeT meTol. ond 'inTing. AT This Time They ore shown oll The ochines, how They worlc, ond whciT They ore used ir. They ore olso given inTormoTion regarding :ch Trocle ond whoT opporTuniTies iT oTTers. ln The beginning oT Their sophomore yeor, The sys enTer The shop oT Their choice. Here They orn The TundomenTols oT The Trode. Their course TernoTes wiTh Two weelcs oT shop Toilowed by fo weelcs oT books , The boys ore provided wiTh mcny oppor- iniTies in which To goin procTicol experience. Jch yeor The corpenTry, elecTric, plumbing ond ieeT meTol shops build o Trome home. The prinT- 's prinT our BroodcosTer, oThleTic schedules, ond 'ogroms For vorious school evenTs. Members of ie ouTo body shop repoir ond poinT cors. All iops operoTe wiTh Tools ond mcTeriols similor To lose used in indusTry,,ond They perform jobs ond 3eroTions common To Trode. Eoch Uoggief' in oddiTion To his requlor sch'Dol rogrom, worlcs on o yeorly proiecTg such os, uising o crop or onimols. The group also Tolces :ony excursions To Torm exhibiTions, Toirs ond JTTlo judging conTesTs. We ore proud oT The boys who groduoTe from ur vocofionol deporTmenT, where such on exTen- ve progrom is ollliered. Siudenf Council. eport on Hershey. Baskefboll feum. gh? H Y? Foofball feom Cheerleaders. x - .......1 g. --my .rg .x,- Firsf Row, leTT To righfz Mr. Hovis, Mr. BriTTain, G. Miller, D. Hovis, C. Snuvely, Mr. Longo, Mr. Downin. Second Row, lef-T To righT: Mr Beck, Mr. Frock, Miss Wagner, Miss D. Snyder, Mr. Wall, Mr. Young. I-TTHLETIII I-TSSIJIII Tlll Q guiding hand nf sports Q The lceysTone of Hershey High's aThleTic program is The AThleTic AssociaTion. This enThu- siasTic group oT faculTy members and sTudenT officers plans The year's sporTs rosTer and sTudies problems which may arise in The field oT sporTs. Each fall The associaTion geTs oTT To a flying sTarT in iTs annual campaign wiTh nearly eighf hundred sTudenTs purchasing A. A. cards. OT course, There is a reason for This large enrollmenT-reduced raTes aT all home aThleTic conTesTs! The responsibiliTy of This organizaTion is Tremendous since Hershey High mainTains eighT major sporTs. Mr. A. O, BriTTain has The burden- some iob of coordinaTing all The worlc oi The associaTion. lTs finances, capably handled by Mr. Hovis. TaculTy Treasurer, Take hours oT Tig- uring and hard worlc To make The boolcs balance. LeT us look aT' one of our aThleTic: conTesTs from The inside. We usually pay our admission, siT on The side lines, and cheer for our Team. Before we can do This, however, much Time musT be spenT in planning The game. FirsT our Team musT have uniforms To wear, The games musT be scheduled, equipmenT boughT, officials obTained, TickeTs prinTed and members of The faculTy scheduled To sell Them. Of course, There musT be scorelceepers and also bus drivers To Trans- porT The Team. These iobs are only a few of Those ThaT go on behind The scene of every home conTesT. Our AThleTic AssociaTion, a group of sporTs- minded Teachers and sTudenTs, devoTes exTen- sive Time in planning The aThleTic program. ll' is Through Their efforTs ThaT Hershey High School has obTained prominence in scholasTic sporTs. Le+'s go 'ro 'rhe pep rally in The audiforium. Come down fron+ near +he band. W'egT+h co hl ev o e ac We've go? 'rhe 'reaml We've go? The pep! We've gol' The sieam We've gof Fifleen che +he coach, feam. pep. sleam. ers for our Team. E. Day, H. Hess, E. Capelli, M. Cross, M. Anderson, S. Kranfz, C. Harkness. Cenier, fronh L Masfromahleo, capiain. PEP SUUAD 0 human firecraclsers o The cheer you have lusf heard is as new as The goodloolcing ouffifs on 'rhe pep squad. H look lhe proceeds of +wo bake sales and a rummage sale 'ro purchase Them. These eighl lassles have loudly proclaimed fheir pep and enfhusiasm in all kinds of wealher, leading our sfudenf body in cheers and songs when The Trojans needed 'rhem most 6-'xx WU Z' ' 333 f,,...N X 1 Q ' X T A J 4 3 , . a M ff HUIJSTEH EI. B SOPHOMORES: D. Brandl, L. Breckenmaker, N. Bucher, P. Cialone, C. Clark, J. Deaven, A. Dunbar, D. Garrison N. Gingrich, C. Harkness, H. Hein, J. Helrick, C. Hire B. Jellries, D. Landis, J. Mann, K. Mann, R. Marlini, J Maslromalleo, L. Rucldle, E. Sherlzer, J. Shuller, N. Smith M. Snyder, D. Slriclller, E. Tesla, M. Trump. J. Wine JUNIORS: G. Alwine, M. Anderson, M. Brandl, N. Brandi W. Blanlren, E. Cappelli, M. Cross, D. Fillery, l. Flowers, M. J. Crum, J. Cusler, J. Diehl, P. Fellerman H. Hein, H. Herr, V. Hershey, H. Hess, M. Holler, J J. Cassel, M. Cran, U. Crocker, Gordon, P. Habig, C. Harkness, Klinger, P. Koser, E. Lehman, E. Lineaweaver, G. Long l. Long, E. Meyers, N. Modesli, G. Pieller, J. Powell, N Renschler, M. Rexrode, J. Rhoads, M. Roberlson, D. Roland B. Seiberl, G. Shenk, C. Shuler, K. Smilh, J. Snyder, K Speicher, D. Slrickler, D. Slump, J. Summy, A. Swarlz M. Swarlz, N. Tacco, H. Wallers, N. Wallers, J. Wallers J. Weaver, R. Weaver, M. Weber, G. Wenger, A. While W. Wilhile, M. Winfers, S. Woolen, A. Yerger, D. Zeiger B. Zellers, E. Zern. SENlORS: H. Aumen, G. Barley, M Bislline, G. Boyer, l. Bucks, R. Cagnoli, A. Crugnale, E Day, J. Diehl, J. Faus, R. Fernsler, P. Fisher, T. Funghi D. Green, G. Hauser, G. Kling, J. E. Marlrley, monelli, C. Slewarl, D. A. Weber, A. Grumbine, M. Holler, L. Holz, M. Horsl D. Hovis, G. Keener, M. Kegerreis, G. Kelley Koons, S. Kranlz, S. Lewis, M. Lingle, J. Magrini L. Maslromalleo, P. McCorkle, N. Nye, L. Sim- Smilh, J. Smilh, N. Sponaugle, J. Springer, J Uhrich, G. Umberger, J. Wagner, P. Wagner B, Wilhile, D. Woolen. 0 pap is nur business 0 The Boosler Club's chiel aim is lo promole good sporlsmanship and supporl our alhlelic evenls. During lhe course ol lhe year lhe girls sell programs al home games. For lhe away games lhey arrange lransporlalion for all lhose inleresled. Anolher ol lhe girls' proiecls is clecoraling lhe school audilorium and lhe Chocolale Bowl before each loolball game. The climaxing highlighl ol lhe year is lhe semi-lormal Boosler Club dance, which roles high socially in our school's whirl ol aclivilies. This year lhe lheme Winler Wonderland was dramalically displayed in decoralions ol glislening slars, snow- covered lrees, and minialure snowmen. The girls and lheir escorls, added lo lhe charm ol Red McCarlhy's music, compleled lhe wonderland almosphere. The Boosler Club's year-round enlhusiasm really serves as a boosl lo lhe morale ol lhe sludenl body. BOOSTER CLU B OFFICERS Preparing lor lhe big pep rally. Presidenl .....,... . .........,.,,.........., Jaci Slewarl Vice Presidenl ....., ....................... V era Hershey Secrelary ...... .... B rally Wilhile Treasurer .... .... J une Smilh First Row, left to right: D. Schwenk, R. Eby, H. Gellaaugh, G. Marcocci, .l. Maurer, J. Gunnells, Secretary, C. Snavely, President: R. Gaspari, Vice President: J. Herbst, C. Tim- mins. Second Row: D. Hiestancl, P. Witmer, J. Anderson, R. Vogel, R. Goss, R. Eckert, A. Stoner, G. Miller, L. Sullo, Mr. Brittain, Adviser. Third Row: J. Mease, R. McCoy, R. DeBenedet, N. Ortenzi, C. Bucks, R. Rice, C. Rice, T. Geib. E. Laudermilch. Fourth Row: G. Basti, M. Long, R. Wenrich, J. Garrett, E. Zortman, R. Luttrell, G. Dunklelaerger, M. Houck. Not Pictured: B. Hess, L. Houser, P. Williams. H v essence nf athletic stamina Q This organization is the pride and ioy ot all our athletes. Why? Because it provides the good- looking blue sweaters with the coveted orange H to all varsity letter winners. Another iob at the club is publishing programs lor our taotball games. This year the boys sold sott seats, or should we say splinter protectors. tor use at 'Football games. With the aid ol their adviser, Mr. Brittain, the Varsity H sponsored the annual alumni bos- ketball game. The boys upheld their time reputation at their spring dance by presenting a unique tloor show. EIHL5' ATHLETIC IIIIUNIIIL Q leadership and sportsmanship Q These attractive young girls. chosen lor their athletic ability, good sportsmanship, and char- acter, are the main torce behind our girls' sports program ot intramural tield hockey. basketball, volleyball, and baseball. The seniors' iackets are evidence at the Ath- letic Councils sweet salesmanship at games. Memories ot the Turkey Trot and tloorshow will remind you that these girls could make a suc- cess at socia ventures, too. Left to right: J. Stewart, V. Hershey, .l. Mastromatteo, B. Binner, H. Hess, J. Walters, T. Funghi, President: J. Munn, Secretary: M. Anderson, Vice President, C. Harkness, Treas- urer: P. Espenshcde, M. Trump, N. Rentschler, J. Magrini, M. Cross, Miss Wagner, Adviser. '11 'W' '--'I --' Q?W t B5 Guy Bash. Jack Gunnells. The Hershey High Troians won over our rivals. Hummelslown and Shippensburg, pulled a surprise viclory over Waynesboro, and lied wirh Gellys- burg l6-6l. Allhough lhe half cenlury lcids did nal exaclly malce headlines, lhe seniors on 'rhe leam performed oulslandingly and gave lhe spec+a+ors exfra Jrhrills. ll was Guy Basl'i's sensalional running and Glenn Miller's 'rriclciness rhal supplied lhe offensive drive. Leroy Hauser showed oufslanding foolball know-how. Big Bob Wenrich, and lay-'em lla? Louie Sullo wifh Louie Lolilreda pounded our lhe seniors' rosler on lhe leam. Guy was high scorer in lhe conference and was dislinguished by fhe Harrisburg newspapers as being lhe Player of lhe Weelc. VARSITY First Row, leff +o righl: D. Brown, Manager, R. Fossaii, L. Loffreda, R. Wenrich, G. Basil, L. Houser, J. Maurer, R. Gaspari, G. Van Winhle, R. Vogel, K. Whisiler, D. Fox, M. Hauser, E. Durborow, D. Blansel, Manager. Second Elm Leroy Houser. er Lilly. FUUTB!-ILL VARSITY FOOTBALL Schedule and Scores Hershey Opponenf Sepl' 8-Hurnmelslown . .........., I9 I8 Sepl 22-Shippensburg .... ... I3 O Sept 29-Palmyra ...... ... I4 2l Od. 6-Mechanicsburg ,, ... I3 26 Od. I3-Chambersburg .. ... 20 45 Ocl. 20-Waynesboro . . .. . 32 0 Od. 27-Carlisle ..,... .. 7 26 Nov. 3-Gellysburg ... .. 6 6 Nov. IO-Hanover .... .. 7 I9 Nov. I8-H.l.S. I4 28 FOOTBALL Row, left 'lo rlghf: Mr. Froch, Coach: W. Lenfz, G. Miller, R. Eby, E. Wagner, R. Conrad, R. Lufrrell, E. Lilly, J. Gun- nells, L. Sullo, G. Kemble, C. Hallman, B. Heaps, R. McCoy, Mr. Walk, Assisfanl' Coach: R. Geiling, Manager. Louis Lol'Treda. Herb Logan. J. V. FIIIJTBALI. J.V. FOOTBALL Schedule and Scores Hershey Opponenl Sepl. 2 I-Carlisle ........ .... O 26 Ocl. 5-Mechanicsburg ... .... 27 O Od. I2--Lebanon ....... .. 6 I3 Ocl. 24-Elizabelhfown ...... .. 7 0 Nov. 2-New Cumberland .. ., 6 7 Nov. IO-l-l.l.S. ......... .. .. O I8 Firsl Row, lefi 'lo righl: T. Cassidy, manager: D. Hack, C. Powell, R. Gingrich, P. Espenshade, J. Lingle, W. Wagner, C. Boyer, McGarvy, S. Swarfz, P, Papone'H'i, J. Shearer, D. Shroy, K. G. Orfenzi, J. Cable. Second Row, lefl' 'lo righr: Louis Sullo. Roberl' Wenrich. Whal goes inlo lhe making of a good varsily? You would probably reply. A good coach, good malerial, and lols ol praclicef' Mosl' people lor- gel 'rhal very essenlial lo winning varsily leams is a good jay-vee leam. These fellows spend Their evenings aller school scrimmaging againsl lhe varsily and preparing lhem for Their weelcly game. Besides lhis 'rraining rouline, lhey play lheir own schedule. Though lhe jay-vees are allen overloolced during lhe shuffle ol a regular foalball season, we of lhe Choclalier slall would lilce 'ro congralulale The liHle Trojans on a iob well done lhis season. T. Basil, manager: L. Baclrensloes, R. Gruber, R. Carpenler, E. Halderman, F, Bauder, E. Hoffman, W. Dailey, R. Miller, D. Cassel, C. Downin, coach. Firsf Row: L. Loffrecla, G. Miller, N. Orienz, R. FossaTi, G. HosTeTTer. Second Row: S. Banks, coochg G. BasTi, R. MacDonald, J. STeTTler, J. Garret R. Gcspan, C. Bucks, A. Comacci, manager: J. AlbriTe, manager. This year Hershey High School was repre- senTed on The hardwoods by one oT Their TinesT quinTeTs in years. Coached by STerling BanTa This TasT. hard-TighTing Team was one of The major powers in The SouTh Penn Conference. Their ouT- sTanding vicTory oT The year was The snapping OT Chombersburg's seven-year winning sTreok aT home by The score oT 48 To 45. The class oT 5l was represenTed by Glenn Miller, capToin ol The Team and Tine seT shoT arTisT. LiTTle Nick OrTenzi, guard, and Guy BosTi, pivoT man, Turned ouT To be Two oT The TinesT playmakers in The league. Rounding ouT The sTarTing Tive were Two iuniors, Dick Gaspari ond Jim Garret who Turned in Tine performances. Reserve sTrengTh was copobly supplied by Carl Bucks, Louis LoTTreda, ond Dick MacDonald. This Tine ball club will long be remembered by The sTudenTs and fans of Hershey Tor Their ouT- sTanding play during The l95O-5l season. Dec Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec Jon. Jon. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jon. lan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb BASKETBALL v they snar and scnre 0 VARSITY BASKETBALL Schedule and Scores A-Annville . . ., Hershey Opponeni 57 33 -Palmyra . 40 3,5 -Lebanon .., 36 40 -ohn Harris 45 28 26hAlumni ... ... 42 38 -T'T.l.S. ......... ... 35 30 Hanover ......... . .. 48 43 9-Chambersburg ... ,.. 48 45 I2--Mechanicsburg ... .., 42 33 I6-GeTTysburg ..... ... 37 34 --Shippensburg ... ... 34 30 24-Carlisle ...... ,., 66 43 Z6-Waynesboro 52 28 30-l'l.l.S. ., ...... . .. 54 42 2-Hanover ..,....,. ... 57 47 6-Chambersburg ... ... 49 7l 9-Mechanicsburg ... ... 47 33 GeTTysburg .,... ... 45 33 I5-Shippensburg ... ., ... 76 37 20-Carlisle ,.,.,..,..,...... . . 45 36 23-Waynesboro .......,..,...... 37 34 27-Chambersburg lplay oT'il .,,... 48 68 Reaching for The sky. FirsT Row, leff To righf: E. Pasquale, D. Bucher, R. Rice, F. Pellegrini, P. Paponefii. Second Row, lefi To righf: P, Cake, R. Hammond, R. Hack, F. Evans, W. Lenfz. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jon. Jan. Jon. Jan, Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb J. V. BASKETBALL 9 future varsity men 9 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Schedule and Scores Annvilie .... Palmyra . Lebanon . -John Harris Hi-Y .... H.l.S. ..... . Hanover .... Chambersburg Mechanicsburg GeTTysburg . Shippensburg Carlisle .,... Waynesboro H.I.S. ...., . Hanover .... Chambersburg Mechanicsburg -GeTTysbu rg . . Shippensburg Carlisle ..... -Waynesboro Hershey Opponent .. 33 28 ., 2I 27 .. 23 49 .. 34 54 .. 33 27 .. 27 30 .. 38 3I ., 25 '56 .. 27 24 .. 33 35 ., 40 24 .. 44 45 .. 38 34 .. 33 53 .. 44 I9 .. 29 49 .. 3I 32 .. 23 27 .. 33 28 .. 38 5: .. 50 35 Who is going To Till The shoes of The graduaT- ing boskeTball Trojans? WhaT kind oT Team will Hershey have wiThin The nexT Three years? The answer To These quesTions comes Trom The jay- vees. The liTTle Troiansn coached by Mr. Walk are The varsiTy men oT The TuTure. Having a 5TarTing Team oT Tour sophomores and one iunior, The iay-vees had a good season. Though Their record was noT ouTsTanding, This Team showed o loT oT spiriT and husTle and pro- duced several Tine ball players. The big gun of The liTTle Trojans' aTTack was Fred Evans, a Tine shoT and good ball handler. BuTch Hack, pivoT man and play maker, proved To be a capable per' Tormer. Dick Hammond and Fred Pellegrini, Torward and guard, respecTively, Turned in some sTellar games. These Tour boys should prove To be valuable asseTs To Coach BanTa's TuTure varsiTy quinTeTs. Things ore looking up, now. Call if, ref! The human pre'IzeI. Ride hem, cowboyl vsinewsnfirunv Wilhin The pasl' five years Hershey High's mal Ieams have been oufslanding in Disiricf 3 compefilion and each year have produced several dislricl' champions. This year's grapplers upheld Ihis fasl growing Iradifion by producing several oulslanding mafmen. Gone from nexf year's Ieam will be Ii'r'rIe CheI ' Timmins, Disiricl 3's one hundred Ihree pound champion, who compleled his second year of greal wresllingg he is now ready Io Ialce his place among orher former Hershey greals. The one hundred sixly-five pound class was capably held down by Bob Wenrich, who did an oufslanding job, Casey proved Io be one of The mainslays of coach- A. O. BriHain's Ieam. The nucleus of nexf year's Ieam will be supplied by veferans Max Houck, Tom Geib, Jack Maurer, Ken Whisler, Earl Laudermilich, Disfricl 3 one hundred Twelve pound champion, Lloyd Hoffman, Don Firsi Row, Ieff 'ro righf: L. Hoffman, C. Timmins, E. Lauder- milch, R. Wenrich, D. Kreiser, K. Whisiler, C. Sfoner. Second Row, Ieff 'Io righfz C. Day, W. Howard, L. Ruhl, J. Maurer, Kreiser, Dick Eclcerl, and Galen Kemble. Wi+h Ihis array of velerans as a founclafion, nexl year's Ieam should be one of Hershey's besl. WRESTLING Schedule and Scores Hershey Opponeni' Dec. I9-Manheim .,, .... 22 20 Jan. 3-York ..... .,,. 3 I I8 Jon. IO-Manheim .,. .... 26 9 Jan. I9-I-I.I.S. ..,..... .... I 8 I7 Jan. 25-Manheim Twp. .. ..,, 3I I2 Feb. I-Hanover ...... ..,. 2 8 I3 Feb. 8-Lancasler ........... ,. .,.... 20 2I Feb. I4-Wes? Yorlc .,..,,..,.....,.... 30 IO Feb, I7-Dislricl All Slars, Mephan L.I. ......,,.. Losl ,...,3rCI Feb. 23-24-Dislricl Tournamenf ,..,.. Mar. I3-Regional Tournamenf Mar. IO-Slafe Tournamenl M. Houck, T. Geib, J. Ebersole, M. Airhearf. Third Row, Ie'F'I fo righf: A. O. Briffain, Coach: R. Eclrerf, W. Wise, T. Hess, E. Hosfeffer, L. Walfers, J. Gunnells. Keep your big mouTh shui! Up for air. SWIMMING 0 mighty mermen 0 Judges and Timers, ready! Swimmers, ready! Talce your mark! Bangll These sounds can be TreauenTly heard coming from The CommuniTy Club pool where Hershey l-ligh's mermen hold Their home swimming meeTs. WiTh many reTurning veTerans aT worlc, Bob Young, Trojan menTor, Turned ouT one of his besT Teams. The sprinT division, consusTing of TiiTy and one hundred-yard TreesTyle races, was held down by Paul WiTmer, who splashed his way To many vicTories. l-Ie was ably supporTed by sophomore Jim Anderson. Dave l'liesTand did a Tine job in The grueling Two hundred-yard evenT. Jim l'lerbsT con- Tinued To be a dependable baclcsTrolcer and broughT home many wins. Much of The success of This year's Team was due To The presence of some ouTsTanding underclassmen. The iuniors conTribuTed Ronnie McCoy, Charles Rice. Dave Schwenlz, and Blaine l-less, one of The TinesT divers in This area. Firsi' Row, leff To righfz J. Geisfwhife, J. Burns, H. Gelbaugh, R. Gingrich, J. Mease, D. Schwenk, M. Kulp. D. SwarTz, S. Kurfz. Second Row, lefr To righT: M. STrcnge, C. Rice, E. The sophomores were represenTed by MarTin Kulp. Bill Burns. Carl Powell, and Diclc Gingrich. all Treshmen, rounded ouT This group. WiTh such an array of performers, Coach Young's Teams will be major powers in The swim- ming world Tor The nexT Three or Tour years. SWIMMING Schedule and Scores Hershey Opponenf Dec. 5-Lancasfer .,.... ...,.. .... 2 8 38 Jan, IO-HazleTon ,. 5l I5 Jfln. I7--Yorlc 32 34 Jan. 22-Reading .. 48 I8 Jan. 25-CoaTesville .. 36 30 Jan. 3l-Lancasfer ..... 45 Zl Feb. 7-Hazlefon ....,.. ..,. 4 5 2I Feb. 9-W, Reading .... .,.. 4 9 I7 Feb. i5-'York .......... 25 4I Feb. 20-Allen1own ..... ... 25 4l Feb. 24-DisTricT MeeT ....,.... .2nd Mar. 3-Regional Meef Mar, I0-STaTe MeeT Zorfman, J. Herbsf R. McCoy, J. Anderson, D. Hiesiand, P. Wiimer, C. Powell, B. Hess, Mr. Young, Adviser. I GIRLS' SPUHT5 Whew, whci o game Taking lessons, BasTi? Gorgeous Gussies. Wham!!! 0 tu lnve the game heynnd the prize 0 IT is oTTer school on a crisp aTTernoon in OcTober. A group oT girls is gaThered on The hockey Tield behind The school. The worning whisTle blows ond The girls Toke Their posiTions. AnoTher whisTle blows, and The gome sTarTs. This procedure is o regular occurrence in auTumn. The girls pracTice in gym closses oll week Tor Their inTromurals which are held aTTer school. Any girl can join a Team and ploy The posiTion Tor which she is besT suiTed. In This way she moy develop o Tine sense oT sporTsmanship and geT la chance To pracTice The skills ToughT in class by Miss Wagner. STudenTs reTeree, umpire, Time, oncl score The gomes, TurTher TesTing heir sense oT Tine sporTsmonship. Besides hockey, The girls have baskeTboll which draws mosT inTeresT, if parTic:ipoTion is The TesT. This year Ten Teams compeTecl in Two leogues, The winner oT each league being repre- senTed in The play-off game aT The CommuniTy Club. Two ouTsTanding Teams were The senior commercials copTained by lone Koons ond The senior ocodemics capToined by Bevery Soufley. When These Teoms meT, There was olwlays an exciTinq game. AnoTher group sporT is boseboll. The gomes, which ore held on The playground in TronT oT The -'VT' Winning grin. school. are as ehTerTaining and TasT-moving as proTessional games. As in all oTher sporTs, The girls are in compleTe charge oT reTereeing, um- piring, and scoring. Tennis is anoTher popular spring sporT which has many parTicipanTs. BoTh single and double maTches are held. Games are played on eiTher The courTs ol The Parlc or Memorial Field, draw- ing many 'inTeresTed specTaTors. The Leaders' Club consisTs oT The girls who are leaders in sporTs, To become a member oT This club, a girl musT have The required number oT poinTs. These may be earned in class or dur- ing inTramurals. Jaci STewarT, Audrey Crugnale, Lucy MasTromaTTeo, Jane Koons, Dolores Wine, Marlene BisTline, Dixie Green, Susan KranTz, JaneT Faus, Eilene Day, Peggy Espenshade, Mabel Kegerreis, Nancy Nye, RiTa Cagnoli, and RuTh Fernsler are The senior members Tor The TirsT semesTer. New members are chosen aT The end aT each semesTer. Members oT The l.eadersl Club are privileged To Teach gym classes during Their Tree periods. The girls who have parTicipaTed in sporTs will conTinue To enioy Them even aTTer gradu- aTion and will cerTainly malce use oT The good sporTsmanship developed. Safe aT firsT, Modern-donce7! S!!! STrike!!ll' ren'T you going in The wrong direcfion? . 'fre How many under par, Rina? Baseball pre-Training period. Swish! SPHI I3 SPUHTS 0 awakening nf new energies 0 The baseball Te-am, under The capable direcTion of Coach BanTa, enjoyed a successful season. Playing Their lasT games for Hershey were such veTerans as Glenn Miller, who compleTed his fourTh year of var:siTy com- peTiTion: Ralph Goss, who was The mainsT.ay of The piTching sfaff: hard-hiTTing Leroy Houser, who capably held clown one of The ouTfield posiTions: and Paul Williams, an ouTsTanding Tly chaser for Three years. May The Hershey diamond be la Training field for The DiMaggios and Newhousers of The fuTure. Hershey High is fasT becoming noTed for iTs fine golf Teams and ouTsTancling players. This year proved To be no excepTion. The Team was led by long-ball-hiTTing Rino DeBenedeT, The ouTsTanding senior on The Team. AnoTher fine senior linlcsman was Paul WiTmer, who proved To be a valuable assef To The Team. The fuTure loolcs brighT for our divof diggers, clubbing Their way To greaTness. Bob Young's raclceT wielders had a very colorful and suc- cessful season. Led by capfain Carl Buclcs, The oufsfanding player of The area, and capably supporTed by Carl PeanuTs Snavely, These Two -gave Their compeTiTion The old l 2 as They were also a doubles Team. Buclcey compleTed four years of hard fighTing service ancl PeanuTs Three years. VVe lcnow ThaT These seniors have seT a fine example for nexT year's Team. CompleTing Their Third year of Traclc, Hershey's Team showed a definiTe improvemenf over The previous years' Teams. Represenfing This year's seniors were such sTalwarl's as Richard Vogel, ouTsTanding disfance man: Ronald Eshleman and Louis Loffreda, Two speedy dashmen. WiTh The fine coaching of Mr. Walk and Mr. Downin we are sure ThaT in The fuTure, Traclc will become a maior power in Hershey's sporTs scope. Pancho Segura7 He's flyingl On your marl: , --di H 3- J V X 2 gig.-J X ' In KArgvxwrP'f ' . ,vi H 'Z '13-'J' Vt 1.4-95:3 gains' ' or ,.f X' 5 .f 5 X is I' tau 'nv - .la if yr. ,JA X x .QM Q 'u'4. 3' Us ee 'QSM ' F Q Q , ,,., 1 Z Gvorfekn M ou 'acc m9 ROY haf we afar g J.. X' ig , ff 11' .gg , 2 Q -:Ri B 1 i ' '. , xfg, 5-52,5 X K5 . pf Lef us, fhen, be up and doing. Wifh a hearf for any fafe: Sfill achieving, sfill pursuing, Learn fo labor and fo wait Congratulations to the Class of 1951 PHCTOGRAPHY BY HUMER-SPOHN STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photographe Palmyra Bank Build g PAIMYRA, PA. 7l'?iZm mffM MW MILK CHOCOLATE ?!- OLATE K 95532, 0 95,512 5' N'L . g' ' IN EVERY Q 5 TUDAY-TUMURRUW - NEXT YEAR THE MONEY YOU SAVE IS IMPORTANT Wm Benjamin Franklin has long been , , . f' a symbol of thriitiness because of his 'V good advice, A Penny Saved ls a ,ff Penny Earned. 'To shop well is to :1. zz. o f -i-Qi.,,,, make purchases wisely . . . econom- -s X.,-s et Q :.:.:.: . -.., .,, I. .f i b , E t ically. Likewise, a store to shoulder 'J N ublgb A .1y' its true responsibility must maintain ll, the highest standards of VALUE at ' E all times. Our constant goal is to give ff, you the best possible quality for the price you pay. HERSHEY DEPARTMENT STORE ff N A ee P e -,.e.-.i VISIT HERSHEY PARK HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA The Ideal Picnic Park Called The Summer Playground of Pennsylvania. Covered and lighted picnic pavilions and shady groves with amusements for the whole family. Free outdoor concerts in the Band Shell on Sunday and holiday afternoons and nights. Free Zoo, furnishing delights for the Whole family. Dancing in the Hershey Park Ballroom on Saturday and holiday nights with music by orchestras of national reputation. 99 DE ANGELIS GRILL FEATURING REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI Q Try Our Frozen Spaghetti Sauce At Your Neighhorhood Store I Phone 532 Reservations I-IERSHEY, PA. IRVIN K. CURRY AMOS K. CURRY IOHN K. CURRY I. B. CURRY'S SONS COAL - GRAIN - FLOUR and FEED 'Af Warehouse SWATARA STATION, PA. Flour Mill PALMYRA. PA. I00 HB A. W. DODGE TILE 6. MARBLE CO Haas:-IEY. PA. RUBBER FLOORING EXPERT CRAFTSMANSHIP IN 'I'HE INSTALLATION OF Genuine Clay Tiles -Marble Installations I-'lagstone Porches Walks - Patios - Asphalt Tile Installations FOR INFORMATION CALL I-IERSHEY 8376 NOTE: We Use Association Tiles Exclusively Made in Chocolate . REES Town-so they must be GOOD E CANDY COMPANY . Hershey. Pennsylvania IO! Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1951 R. A. WALBORN CHOICE HOME DRESSED MEATS an GROCERIES LAUDERMILCH ROAD HERSHEY Phone 201 Route 743 Breyers Ice Cream Cold Dnnks WEAVER S GROCERY AN SERVICE STATION Between Hershey and Grantvxlle Route 743 Phone Hershey 8735 Flreplace P1cn1c Tables LOCUST GROVE MINIATURE GOLF COURSE MADGE Prop HOLLY d O D GAso1.1NE - ou. - TIRES 'Q' 102 Compliments of KINGSLEY ci BROWN. INC. ANNV1'LI.E,PENNA. 'A' LAUNDERERS CLEANERS 5: FURRIERS Phones Annv111e 7 3511 M1dd1etoWn 3151 Hershey 1 0611 PAYNE S STORE Cold Cuts Fresh Vegetables Grocerxes Frozen Foods MGQGZIHGS Monday thru Saturday 8 AM to 8 PM Sunday 9 AM to 1 PM 48 W Caracas Avenue I-IERSHEY PA BLI I G d Wh1 P dl RIBBUN JZ Diffmroesome OO CAKF MANY VARIETIES AT YOUR OWN GROCER S 'k Q YOU'I.I. LIKE IT! . li , I03 HENRY K SMITH Dealer 1n CEMENT SAND BUILDING AND CRUSHED STONE TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PALMYRA PA RAUP LAWN MOWER SERVICE Lawn Eqmpment for Golf Courses Prrvate Estates Schools and Cemetenes 1310 12 N Cameron Street S H A N K S THE HOME OF QUALITY FOODS Come and Serve Yourself or Phone 8 8151 for Free Dehvery 111 E MAIN STREET PALMYRA PENNA NORMANI ROTHERMEL FUNERAL HOME Phone 8 8921 50 East Maple Street PALMYRA PENNSYLVANIA Congratulauons to the Class of 51 Phone 3-3003 HARRISBURG, PENNA. 104 Compliments of SWARTZ SERVICE 6. ELECTRIC CO. Center Square Phone 423 I-IUMMELSTOWN. PA. cmd INDIAN ECHO CAVERNS Pennsylvonicfs Finest Underground Wonderland Owned and Operated by Ed Swartz GIFTS WOMEN'S APPAREL DOROTHY MAE SHOPPE 210 Linden ncaa HERSHEY. PENNA. MILDRED UHRICH, Prop. Phone 7491 COMPLIMENTS SNYDER'S AMOCO SERVICE PALMYRA. PENNSYLVANIA STUMP'S TEXACO SERVICE Distributor for B. F. GooDR1cH PRODUCTS West Chocolate Avenue and Valley Road I-IERSI-IEY. PENNA. Phone 6781 I05 Phone 8-5251 A. D. LEHMAN SONS CONTRACTORS cmd BUILDERS 103 North Franklin Street PALMYRA, PA. CLYDE W. GOODLING PLASTERING CONTRACTOR UNION DEPOSIT. PENNSYLVANIA Phone: Hummelstown 462-I-11 COMPLIMENTS OF H. E. MILLARD LIME 6. STONE CO ANNVILLE. PBNNA. E. O. MILLER CHEVROLET CO. CHEVROLET -- OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service CAMPBELLTOWN. PA. IO6 SHERWOOD KEEPER MASONRY cmd BUILDING CONTRACTOR 221 West Maple Street PALMYRA. PA. Phone 8-2015 ROBERT L. BOYER FURNITURE cmd ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Phone: Shellsville I-R-2 LEHMAN'S GARAGE CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH 802 West Main Street PALMYRA, PA. Phone 8-0541 PALMYRA LUMBER COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER PALMYRA. PA. Phone 8-4181 I07 Frigidaire William's Household Appliances Oil-O-Matic Heating Systems C U R R Y ' S 19 Linden Road HERSHEY, PA. Atlantic Bottled Gas Heating Oil and Ranges Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1951 DR. B. P. FITTERER CHIROPRACTO-R 15 West Main Street PAIMYRA. PA. Neurocalometer Phone 8-2071 X-Ray SUMMERS' ESSO SERVICE-CENTER GENERAL Auro REPAIRING EoDY - FENDER - PAINTING HUMMEISTOWN, R. D. 2 ROUTE 22 Meals Phone 9316 HOT EL WARWIC K ORLANDO ORSINI, Prop. 12 West Main Street HUMMELSTOWN, PA. Rooms Tourists' Accommodations I08 Mallory Hats Arrow Sh1rts For Good Appearance H W KREIDER MEN s and BoYs CLOTHES PALMYRA PA Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes DE SOTO and PLYMOUTH Sales and SeI V1Ce FEDERAL TRUCKS 612 East Mcnn Street PALMYRA PENNA Phone 278 WE BUILD FOR ETERNITY I-IALDEMAN and SAVASTIO GENERAL ooN'rEAcToEs 103 W Chocolate Avenue HERSI-IEY PENNSYLVANIA BAUM S BAKERY BAKERS OF QUALITY BAKED PRODUCTS SINCE 1911 Taste Tells the D1Iference 62 West Mam Street PALMYRA PENNA Phone 8 4291 HERSHEY BROS. GARAGE 109 CHARTERED BUS SERVICE C O A L GENERAL HAULING A. P. BUCKS 6. SONS R. D. No. 1 PALMYRA. PA. Phone 8-6787 STOVER CANDIES. INC. MANUFACTURING ooiNFEcr1oiNERs 749 East Chocolate Avenue I-IEZRSI-IEIY. PA. CASSELL BROTHERS DoDoE and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 246-248 West Main Street PALMYRA. PENNA. Phone 8-5281 Gasoline Lubricants Fuel Oil H. G. ENGLE OIL CO. SINCLAIR DISTRIBUTORS LEBANON. PENNA. Phone: Palmyra 8-5191 IIO COMPLIMENTS OF APPLEBY BROTHERS 6. WHITTAKER CO. HARRISBURG. PENNA. DuPont Paints Bottled Gas Service E . B . S M I T H HARDWARE 22 E. Main Street HUMMELSTOWN. PA. Phone 370 Admiral T-V Always Ask for Seltzer Brand The Original Lebanon Bologna We specialize in mail orders PALMYRA BOLOGNA CO., INC. PALMYRA. PA. PENNANTS TROPHIES Makers of the Standard High School Ring UNION EMBLEM CO. 417 West Main Street PALMYRA. PA. P. H. NISSLEY, Manager Engraving and Printing Phone 8-5311 IN sr U R A N c E H. MELVIN KECKI.ER AGENCY De Angelis Building West Chocolate Avenue HERSI-IEY, PA. Insurance for Every Need R E A L E S T A T E BOYER'S PRINTING AND BINDING CO OFFICE SUPPLIES Liberty and Walton Streets LEBANON. PENNA. 1-'QR BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS HARPEL'S S TUDI O 757-759 Cumberland Street LEBANON. PA. PRONIO'S STORE HERSHEY'S COMPLETE FOOD MARKET HERSHEY. PENNA. Phone 503 II2 GINGRICH'S BAKED PRO DUCT S CAMPBELLTOWN, PA. Phone: Palmyra 8-4885 SHENK 6. TITTLE EVERYTHING FOR SPORT 313 Market Street HARRISBURG. PA. Sunbeam, General Electric and Proctor Appliances Norge Home Appliances GEO. W. GEPFER CAMPBELLTOWN. PA. RADIO and WASHER REPAIRING ZENITH RADIO and TELEVISION Phone: Palmyra 8-8968 COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION AUTOMOBILE - LIABILITY LIFE - ACCIDENT and HEALTH- - FIRE Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company Home Office: Columbus, Ohio IEREMIAH M. KLING State Office: Agent: 3607 Derry Street Telephone 3-6651 320 Para Avenue HARRISBURG. PENNA. I-IERSHEY, PENNA II3 1 'l H. B. SMITH Sales - PONTIAC -- Service Local and Long Distance Moving IEIRSHEY, PA. Phone 244 Ray R. Heilman, Prop. Shellsville 9018-R12 BREAKFAST -- LUNCHEON S - DINNERS BLUE STAR RESTAURANT Specializing in STEAKS - CHICKEN - CHOPS Grantville, R. D. 1 New U. S. Route 22 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '51 BOWSER'S FUNERAL HOME Center Square HU'MMEI.STOWN. PA. Serving You for Cver Three-Score Years With First Quality Merchandise A. M. BRANDT SONS HARDWARE. INC. HARDWARE and ELEC'I'RI-CAL APPLIANCES CAIVIPBELLTOWN. PA. II4 PALMYRA. PA. Norge Appiiances Alsanmite Paints UUAZITY osskwcs ' News -fl ill!! Plllfll. ll. Perfection Electric Ranges Armstrong Linoleum In Lebanon It's . LE TZ For Better Values! IEWELRY . . .FURNITURE . . . APPAREL Hershey Road Route 422 D A V E ' S D R E A M 24-HOUR SERVICE Curb Service - Table Service Fountain Service - Sandwiches Dinners H5 FINICS FRUIT CAKE IS DELICIOUS BLUE BIRD BREAD - CAKES BUNS and PIES Create a Spirit of Happiness FINK'S BAKERY. INC. ANNvn.1.E.PA. Ph Veh's Self Service Store MEATS - GROCERIES - PRODUCE 213 Linden Road HIERSHEY, PENNA. one HARRY I. LONG, Proprietor Minnick and Snyder Garage Ph N. Duke Street HUMMELSTOWN. PA. WILLYS-OVERLAND Sales and Service Paint, Body and Fender Work and General Repairing one 735 O COMPLIMENTS OF The Hershey News Agency 0 MIKE SCHIEFER Distributor of MANBECICS PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS OF IVIILLER BROTHERS 119 Park Avenue I-IERSHIEY. PENNA. Groceries - Dry Goods - Hardware R. E. BASEHORE R. D. No. 2, HUMMELSTOWN. PA. GASOLINE - OIL - TIRES Hershey 6057 Sandbeach HITZ 6: SP AHR Wheel Alignment and Balancing GAS - TIRES - OIL 641 W. Cherry Street PALMYRA. PA. Phone 8-601 I Compliments of BELL'S MEAT MARKET HOME DRESSED MEATS HUMMELSTOWN. PENNA. Phone 707 PALMYRA AUTO SERVICE K. B. LIGHT Studebaker Sales and Service PALMYRA. PENNA. Phone 8-3881 Best Wishes to Class of '51 MAR'I'INO'S SHOE SERVICE SHOES EoR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 110 W. Chocolate Avenue HERSHEY, PA. Fountain Service Phone 8-5121 Mczgee's Square Cut Rate 19 East Main sneer AUTO FIRE IRVIN A. REIST A DEPENDABLE INSURANCE PALMYRA. PA. 132 E. oak sneer PATENTS SUNDRIES PM-MYRA' PA- LIFE BONDS TOILET ARTICLES Phone 88541 Compliments of DAVID E. CARMANY SELF SERVICE GROCERY GULF SERVICE CAMPBELLTOWN. PA. CAP LAN'S fir HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA II7 COMPLIMENTS OF FOR MEN FOR BOYS SPEECE'S IDPOLIWPIPCPIISH ' I' i I II' FOOD MARKET 320 Market Street PALMYRA. PA. HARRISBURGI PA. B O YE R B R O S . FANCY FRUITS - VEGETABLES SEA FOOD 123 East Main Street PALMYRA. PENNA. Clformerly Buckwaltersb Phone 8-1671 GROFF FOOD MARKET Fishburn Road HERSHEY. PA. Also MAGAZINES DAILY and SUNDAY PAPERS Phone 3-7371 1 LARRY ROOT GARAGE GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Official Inspection Station Rear 521 E. Main Street PALMYRA. PA. Phone 8-2281 For Best Results CLINTON I. KEI.LEY PAINTING cmd PAPERHANGING PALMYRA. R. D. 1 Phone 8-4947 KREAMER BRO'I'I-IERS FURNITURE and FLooR CCVERINCS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES MODERN FUNERAL HOME 328 W. Main Street ANNVILLE, PENNA. Phone 7-5141 T H E S T A G 'lr , QUALITY MENS FURNISHINGS i' 120 Linden Road HERSHEY. PA. ts 01 Compwen 'um SW 1.U1vnsr:R coMPANY 113 1 pre- Dealers I.n 'WE WENIIYSI cuowwe LUMBER and MILLWORK 119 SPMDWXCHES BUILDERS' SUPPLIES 'IPCSTY and CRES 750 East Street Ugg LUN ANNVILLE, PENNA. Phone 7-6611 SNAVELY'S GARAGE GAS -- OIL - TIRES General Repairs Route 743 PALMYRA. R. D. No. 1 Phone 3-5346 A.S.KE'1'I'ER1NG ALL ENDS CHEESE cmd SMOKED MEATS WHOLESALE and RETAIL PALMYRA. PA. Phone 8-2181 '1'HE FLOWER SHOP Edward W. Groy, Prop. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS De Angelis Building HIERSHEY. PA. Phone: Hershey 9545 H. S. WAGNER and SON 717 E. Main Street PALMYRA. PA. PACKARD - HUDSON INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES cmd SERVICE Phone 8-9201 Compliments of W'ILHELM'S PARK Route 443 3 Miles West of Indiantown Gap GRANTVILLE. PA. Route 1 Compliments of H A A K B R O S . Department Store LEBANON You Ccm Find It at Hack's! II9 The Largest Furniture Store Between Lancaster and Harrisburg SI-IEARER'S FURNITURE STORE 35-37 South Market Street ELIZABETHTOWN. PA. LINDEN ROAD CUSTARD SHOPPE Eddie Miller DELICIOUS FROZEN CUSTARD TASTY SANDWICHES Ham and Pork Barbeques Our Specialty Phone WW 222 Linden ncaa Fine BEST WISHE T ' . DIAMONDS S O CLASS OF 51 - WATCHES I - IEWELRY ERB S LIppMAN'S CORNER FOOD MKT. Iewelers Since 1889 HOCKERSVILLE 311 Market Street HARRISBURG, PENNA. E. I. SAKAL, Prop. INT ERN AIIONAL HARVESTER CO. MOTOR TRUCKS Sales and Service 712 S. Cameron Street HARRISBURG. PENNA. THE PALMYRA FASHION SALON 32 W. Main Street. Palmyra, Pa. SPECIALIZING IN- ' Ir. Miss and Half Size Dresses ' Blouses - Scarfs - Sweaters - Skirts ' Lingerie - Costume Iewelry ' Handkerchiefs - Hosiery MRS. CAROLINE HUETHER MRS. CATHERINE MAE STABLER Phone 8-2051 MILLER'S COI'I' AGES -RESTAURANT Hot Water Heat-Private Showers 15 Miles East of Harrisburg, Pa. Route 22 Recommended by AAA Box 61, Grcmtville, Pa. Phone: Shellsville 9013R22 Phone: Shellsville 9019R3 SHELLSVILLE GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Official Garage - Keystone Auto Club AAA Service Route 1, GnAN'rvn.u:, PA. RUSSELL T. SHf:R'1'zEB, Prop. 'U EARL S. HACKIVIAN GENERAL MERCHANDISE HUIVIMEISTOWN R. F. D. No. 2 Phone 353R2 Hcmoverdale GOODYEAR TIRES MARLIN H. WAGNER HUDSON Sales - Service UNION DEPOSIT, PA. Phone 52 G A S P A RI GROCERY STORE ICE CREAM and SODA 572 West Chocolate Avenue Phone 8-0911 TEXAS HOT WEINER RESTAURANT ANGELO P. CARGAS, Prop. 125 E. Main Street HERSHEY. PA. PALMYRA. PA. Ph 7606 Special Daily Platters--55C and up one All Kinds of Sandwiches to Take Out l We Welcome the Opportunity of Discuss B E L L S QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES 8 N. Railroad Street PALMYRA. PA. Phone 8-4131 ALTERING DRESSMAKING ART NEEDLEWORK SHOP Mrs. Kathryn Wagner Everything for Art Need1ework 35 Maple Avenue HI-IRSI-IEY. PA. Phone 9120 ing Your Financial Problems with You PALMYRA BANK AND TRUST CO. ON THE SQUARE Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation H A U E R ' S DEPAR'I'MENT STORE FAMILY OUTFITTERS WITH QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES Center Square HUMMELSTOWN, PA. I2l Compliments of GREEN TERRACE RESTAURANT We Cater to BANQUETS - ANNIVERSARIES REUNION S - WEDDINGS Dancing-Wed., Fri., Sat. Phone: Annville 7-6121 ANNOUNCING Our New Location 713 W. Main Street PALMYRA. PA. Our New Phone Number Palmyra 8-9431 DECHERT'S MACHINE SHOP Phone: Hershey 556 Specialize in HAIR CUTTING - BEAUTY CULTURE PEACOCK BEAUTY SALON Machine, Machineless, Cold Waves Compliments of Music QQ? s'roRE West Chocolate Avenue I-IERSHEY, PENNA. HERSHEY. PA. Phone 259 '5' SPIRE ELECTRIC D IS SIN G E R 'S THE GENERAL ELECTRIC STORE' CAIQQBELLTQWN' A Sales -- Service 4. HUMMEISTOWN, PENNA. DEPOSITS INSURED GEORGE FROMM BY 'rr-IE FEDERAL nEPosrr INSURANCE MODERN PASTEURIZINC CORPORA-HON DAIRY Golden Guernsey Is Our Specialty HUMMELSTOWN. PA. Washington, D. C. Maximum Insurance 1 For Each Depositor S U' The Campbelltown Bank CAMPBELLTOWN, PA. I22 Watch Repairing Our Specialty Glasses Repaired While You Wait Compliments of ERWIN IEW'EI..RY CO. DIAMONDS - IEWELRY - GIFTS I-IERSI-EY, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 508 R. o. ERWIN, Pr op. Roy C. Killinger Harvey M, Moyer RELIABLE FURNITURE COMPANY 232 West Main Street, Palmyra, Pa. Phone 8-6141 Sunnyside Mill: R. D. 3, Lebanon, Pa. Phone: Lebanon 4452 PICKEL'S DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE Complete Toilet Lines in: EARLY AMERICAN OLD SPICE LENTHERIC-CARA NOME COTY-REVLON OLD SOUTH -- SEAFORTH COURTLEY LUCIEN LE LONG PAIMYRA, PA. Phone 8-7811 HENRY MARK GROCERIES - FROSTED FOODS MEATS PALMYRA, PA. Phone 8-8242 INSURANCE SERVICE Since 1931 RAYMOND S. SHIENK IUSTICE OF THE PEACE Phone: Shellsville l5R4 GRANTVILLE GENERAL STORE Raymond ,Maulfair GENERAL MERCHANDISE GRANTVILLE, PENNA. Phone: Shellsville 9031 THE D. I. GRACE AGEN C EVERY FORM or INSURANCE Lebanon County Travel Bureau Any Travel Reservation Second Floor Valley Trust Building Palmyra, Pu. Phone 8 Grace Building 757 Willow Street Lebanon, Pa. Phone Y -8161 1753 I LYNN's Econ STORE MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES 103 E. Main Street HUMMEISTOWN, PENNA. 123 I. C. HESS GARAGE F O R D Sales and Service HERSHEY. PA. Phone 234 WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S WEAR ACCESSORIES The Good Will of Our Customers Is Our Most Valuable Asset and We Strive to Maintain It Always. May We Serve You? THE HOLLYWOOD SHOP Light and lVIish PALMYRA. PA. Phone 8-8181 Best Wishes to Class of '51 L A U Z O N ' S GULF SERVICE STA'I'ION West Chocolate Avenue HERSHEY. PA. PASQUINI'S GROCERIES, MEATS and CLOROTONE WASHING FLUID SWATARA STA'I'ION, PA. Foua BARBERS . . NO WAITING BLACK'S BARBER SHOP On the Square HERSI-IEY. PENNA. Have Your Work Done by Your Favorite Barber FOR YOUR FLOOR COVERING CALL THE LINOLEUM STORE, Inc. HUMMELSTOWN. PA. Phone 21 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF BOWMAN'S WEAvER.s INSURANCE AGENCY SHOE REPAIR Palmyra Bank Building PALMYRA, PENNA. PALMYRA, PA. l24 ELMER E. HEMIPERLY HARDWARE Paint - Oil - Glass - House Fumishings Valley Trust Building Z E N T M E Y E R TAXI SERVICE mans:-mv. PA. AVAILABLE PALMYRA. PA. ANYTIME-ANYWHERE Phone 8-4201 Phone 226 Insure Your Future With a Course at CEN1'RM- PENN G1NGn1cH's PENNA. GROCERY STORE BUSINESS COLLEGE Central Pennsylvanids Greatest Business Schoo1 323 Market Street HARRISBURG. PA. 4 swA'rAnA STATION. PA. SHOES for MEN, WOMEN cmd CHILDREN lVlILLER'S SHOE STORE On the Square 5 South Market Square and 203 Market Street HARRISBURG. PENNA. FOR HAYRIDES CALL 4-4722 G. 1VlEMlVII 6. SONS BAKERY DELICIOUS ITALIAN BREAD Pizzicr Dough - Rolls Made to Order HERSHEY. PENNA. Phone 3-9811 Known for Fine Diamonds Si? I. B. BOW'MAN PALMYRA. PENNA. NAGLE'S STORE East Derry Road I-IERSHEY. PA. l25 Milk Ice Cream BOMGA.RDNER'S DAIRY PALMYRA. PA. The Finest in Dairy Products for cz' delicious SANDWICH - DRINK - ICE CREAM Stop At THE DAIRY SNACK 1 Mile East oi Palmyra COMPLIMENTS OF' THE BON TON LEBANoN's GREATEST sronr: 80791 Phone 85521 COMPLIMENTS NATIONAL HOTEL OF THE Toon AT Irs BEST H U M M E L S T O W N 2nd Railroad Street NATIONAL BANK HUMMELSTOWN. PA. Phone 9303 ' Joe orsini HARRY H. WAGNER QUALITY .FOOD MARKET Fresh Meats-Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables LCourteous and Efficient Service I'IERSHEY. PA. Phone 245 CAS'I'ELLI'S HOTEL BAR and GRILL 79 West Derry Road HERSHIEY, PA. Phone 9196 BEST WISI-IES TO CLASS OF l95l 'Q' FRED O. BRANDT, D.D.S. Compliments of LOFFREDA HOTEL 3 East Derry Road HERSHEY. PENNA. TRIANGLE INN PALMYRA. PRNNA. ARTS IEWELRY 6: GIFI' SHOP 108 W. Chocolate Avenue HERSHEY. PA. Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova, Waltham Expert Watch and Iewelry Repair Columbia Diamond Rings Phone 3-4077 Stop At . . . UNICN DEPOSI'I' HOTEI. LIGHT LUNCI-IES SERVED UNION DEPOSIT. PENNA. EOR IEWELRY HOFFER'S AMOS SNAVELY DIAMONDS--WATCHES 49 5- Main Sim' SILVERWARE PALMYRA. PA. Gifts For All Occasions Perfume by LeLong 5 North Ninth Street LEBANON, PA. REAL ESTATE cmd INSURANCE IUSTICE OF THE PEACE Best Wishes to Class of '51 For the Finest in Photography STUDIO OF NISLEYHS I. EDWARD GANTZ R-EST R and Associate 'AN-D .781 Cumberland Street LEBANON, PA. TOWN. PENNA. Phone 1447