Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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ADMI I TRATIU Few administrative bodies are fortunate enough to have an emperor in power and a triumvirate im' mediately under him. However, such is our own schools postion. The emperor is Mr. Koch, our super' intendent of schools, while the triumvirate consists of Mr. Lange, high school principalg Mr. Eby, asf sistant principal, and Mr. Evans, vocational director. With such capable men in ofhcc, it is no wonder that school business runs so smoothly. During an average day our administrators deal with matters as ordinary as the excuse of an absentee or as important as planning the curricula. Working in conjunction with these men are the sccretaries, Miss Uhrich, Miss Morrett, Miss Koxr, Miss Shank, Miss Heister. Many problems arise in a school year, but, like the enemies of Rome when she was in her glory, they fall and are overcome. Our congratulations and thanks to Hershey Highs supervisory body. SCHOOL BOARD Second Row: E. Morse Heisey, Marlin E. Balsbaugh, Earl R. Lollo, William H. Black, Raymond H. Koch, superintendent. First Row: E. Carl Foreman, Ezra Grubb, Clever E. Ernst. ADMINISTRATORS Seated: Rufus K. Eby, as- sistant high school principal, Raymond H. Koch, supervis- ing principalg George D Lange, high school principal Standing: Raymond F. Ev- ans, director vocational edu cationg A. Sterling King, grade school principal. len

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, x . DEDICATID WE THE CLASS OF 1954 dedicate ths our yearbook to the members of thc faculty of our school We make thus ded catlon to ackno ledge the years of ervlce energy and time the faculty have spent prepar ng u for graduation and the future We add also a special note of gratitude to those of the faculty who have made thxs yearbook a success A fa W5 x FZ I-Z7 fy Mg' A If f Q 3 L QQ Cflixcg dbg xxtzg es! -7 W.. J' X X e f x X M ' - Dba if f , QR f W 'sf a X 5 f X f x .- s . i fy, dll r ll is pf A I B W X G2 Wx F 'B 3 X ,fl A ' ' If 1 ., X -f f ' ff 'M X X f vs 4,3 X ff ,J 1.

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'R Standing: Grace Hersh- berger, Annie Royer, Chris- tine Gallus, Donald Diffen- baugh, A. O. Brittain, Martha Reinert, Anna Shanlrweiler, Evelyn Deen, Viola Dietrich. Sealed: David Chestnut, Edward Tylden, Rufus Eby, George Lange, Raymond Evans, Roy Hovis, Eugene Herr. Principal' Cabinet With an enrollment of over two thousand stu' dents in our school, our principal is faced with the almost impossible task of keeping our hallowed halls of learning a smooth, synchronized school. In order to aid our principal, a principals cabinet has been organized. Composed of the administration, the guid- ance departments, and the heads of all departments, its function is to guide, aid, and advise our principal. Meeting regularly every month, the cabinet is instruf mental in making decisions of importance to our school. After questions have been discussed and voted upon by the cabinet, they are sent to a faculty meet- ing. There, our able faculty gives its opinions. Our faculty is an understanding group of people. Sharing our troubles and problems, they endeavor to assist us in making the right decisions. Whenever we need someone to chaperone a dance, to be advisor to a new club, or to help us in planning a trip, a faculty memf ber will be glad to support us. U Dorothy Uhrich, Mary Morrett, Janice Shank, Shirley Koser, Venice Paponetti, Pansy Heister. -... 1 , , .Z