Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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I TIHIIIUCI G THE E lllll SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Seated: S. Koser, C. Clark, W. McCann, A. Flowers, R. Biemesderfer, N. Gingrich, is 4' I Mr. Herr. First row: Mr. Mamie., J. Black, C. Hark- 3 ef ness, S. Mack, R. Weaver, 6 Breckenmaker, Miss ankweiler, Mr. Le is, W 7 Q-Q ' Mr. Rhen. Middle rowrfl. J. H-it Yingst, C. Hershey, E. Shertzer, D. Strickler, J. Snyder, B. Heaps. Back row: E. Zartman, B. Tim- mins, L. Ruddle, R. Knntz, C. Stoner. A person's senior year is one filled to the brim with study, work, and extra- curricular activities. The study and work phase is tackled by each student himself, but the activities' program needs the cooperation of more than one. The group to be congratulated for arranging the details of our extra senior activities is our class council headed by our class officers. As we were yesterday, you have seen in the preceeding two pages-as we shall be in the future is told further on-but right now you have the golden opportunity of seeing the seniors as we are today! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: C. Clark, secretaryg W. McCann, president, A. Flowers, vice-president. Standing: N. Cing- rich, R. Biemesderfer, S. Koser, treasurer.

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STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS E. Alger, J. Beachall, R. Biemesderfer, E. Blough, R. J. Rhoades, L. Rurldle, K. Schiller, D. SchaKer, E Cappelli, D. Castelli, B. Christ, B. Dunbar, P. Evans, Shertzer, C. Sponaugle, C. Stoner, D. Strickler, S A. Flowers, N. Gearhart, R. Haines, C. Harkness, Wenrich, C. Wine. J. Hetrich, E. Hitz, F. Hocker, S. Kurtz, J. Nagle, 'l'ROKE 0F PREMAUY One of the most important organizations in our school is the Student Council, advised by Mrs. Callus. Its main purpose is to maintain close har- mony between the students and the faculty of the three departments of the school. The students seeking office reveal their desire to the student body at the close of each year. This year, by secret ballot, the pupils elected were: president, Robert Haines, vice-president, Edward Hitzg secretary, Carol Hark- ness, treasurer, Robert Beimesderfer. Just a few of the many items on which the Council acts are selling Trojan shirts and writing paper, sponsoring noon-time dances, and settling our con- tinually arising problems. Not just once in a while but at all times the representatives to our Council should be given utmost support by all of us.

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Scuia Saudia FLOWER-M. S. MOTTO- The Future is oursg prepare for it. Hershey Rose 99 COLORS-White and Green MARIAN A. BAKER Homemaker Home Ec. Eminent, talented Marian oc- cupies her year-round time with ice skating and swimming, but she is never too busy to help someone or to make a new friend. Cooking and sewing are her pet avocations, but does she like to do dishes? EARL L. BALMER Mec nic Aut B y Sh Q ffm e is ' gu I ems that th fr th s . e- ? e pays ba es q ' a b' of g, nti nd ing. loves all o s. LLOYD R. BARRICK Navy Auto Body Shop This 'cowboy' from the Sandhills has a great ailinity for 'souped-up cars, roller skating, and girls. However, school is a diiferent subject! He plans, in the future, to be another 'wearer-of-the-blues. WAYNE ANDERSON Y.M.C.A. Instructor College Prep. Coming to us all the way from New England this year, Wayne has shown his versatility in music, dramatics, and studies. With his personality, friendliness, and sincerity, Wayne is sure to succeed in his chosen field of guidance. Boys' Octet, Chorus, Band, Broad- caster, Class Play. BETTY BARB Office Worker Gen. Com. Betty, a quiet friendly lass who hails from Campbelltown, likes to visit Union Deposit. She is always seen with Joyce, her inseparable friend. Betty enjoys the environment of any sort of oiiice work. Booster Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Business Ed. Club. 'I MELVIN R. AS O Far o el e la s y in t ca ional D tment, t the small- est e!1iH is qu' e a gnet in e chool. P his po ul , is shown his being el o secretary this year. 0 tudent Govern- ment, Studen Council. PAUL W. BAKER Navy Maintenance Shop Did you see a jeep station- wagon bouncing through town? Paul and some of his friends were probably the cheerful oc- cupants. Sensible Paul's one weakness is for members of the opposite sex, especially one from Harrisburg. Voc. Student Government.