Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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I 1 I 0 R Y Whatabeauty! What's so funny? Our first real dance-the Freshman Prom, where we introduced the crystal ball to Hershey High School? But we graduated-into senior high, that is. It seems like only yesterday, doesn,t it? Do you remem- ber: The long wait until lunch-four whole periods? Our educational biology field trips where some learned that H302 is a bleach? Making Japanese lanterns for the Oriental Fan- tasy fSophomore Promj? Some boys missing the crowning of the Sopho- more King, Jack Baum, and Queen, Mary Dif- H ' fenderfer, because of a previous golf engage- ' ment? - Our wonderful drooping decorations at the Mar- di Gras? Charles Miller's Blusher's Society originated in Latin class in honor of Gretchen-Swartz? Congruent triangles? The commercials returning to the high school? The day we ordered class rings? When three hydrogen generators blew up in the ll-B chemistry class? Mr. Herr on April Fools' Day, 1955? Terry King, as Beef , in our junior class play? The day Mr. Shirk was taught how to tie a Windsor knot? All the daisies at the Junior Prom? Now, we've reached the present our big Senior year. But we'll always have these moments to re- member . . . . Our young president. Your rascals, Mrs. Moyer? AAL! Q, 'F r r ,, ,,, , i . .Nj , fx 'J pl ' if , Future models. Hi, babe! W Q , Taking a stroll. Faim ffomsfxlhgfade- -I I- -- H- ll ll 'll Ill 3 sgeggiaegfg 'Q G 3. - 9 S. .. W v