Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

,lJDv, , , W EEE new 'QQ E5 iw --L , , Xp fi W W2 y 31-EI lil' ,f 9 4 HERSHEY HIGH SCHUUL HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA I the senlorcass of 1958 presents W X M I 5 W, r X XX A x pf X Vx nr, Q f X f H.H.S Q 67 ' 50651624 M IZQAZQZYZI2 the 1958 voyage ofthe H.H.S. Choclatier to .. WILLIAM H. SHIRK If!! -, -nf' ff l fs 3 fs ,f , -ar' - SNQNS W. Shlps at port are often open for xnterested people to explore We havmg made the annual landmg offer you an opportunxty to look over our slup the H H S Clloclatler You may wlsh to see our fellow travelers crew ancl some of our act1v1t1es plus a few glimpses of the clally grmcl we have shared durlng our voyage RCfDlDlSClng alumn1 present scholars broaclenlng your interests and antxcxpatmg under classmen we take pleasure m presenting the 1958 CI-IOC LATIER F X XX 8 l , r r- - I x I , lx 1 T 1 s x x I 'l l , , A ' X s t A-JL f 'f 1 f . s K l A at ,O pp 1, 5 7 s l A I I 'CX .X 'X V ,I I ' 7 K 'Q' i ngs' X xxx -' Y' - ,, . l 4. H H- I . . if 4 up lnvf , . l , 16 ,Q - '-'V . . . r wA,,,. , . . . . , 9 a ! . , . . . ' 9 . . , . . . - , . . - '1 ,74f.,4f. Standing Back Row: ff.. to RJ J. Rhine, T. Blair, W. Standing Second Row: Miss Bartels, G. Warner, C. An Clawser, R. Funk, J. Espenshade, D. Smith, R. Seltzer. derson, G. Whitmer, M. Dressler, P. Gilman. Seated D. Bohner, I.. Witmer, J. Engle, C. Schiller, J. Vander wall, R. Pera. Standing: fl.. to RJ W. Clawser, L. Witmer, C. Schiller, R. Pera. Seated: D. Bohner, J. Engle, J. Vanderwall. Q' an aff Choclatxer Staff Edxtor nn chre Assocrate Editors Semor Section Edxtor Sports Edxtor Feature Wnlers Carol Anderson Carol Klssmger Gloria Whxtmer Gloria Warner Ronald Seavers Robert Seltzer john Espenshade David Smlth Artists Photography Editor Assistant Faculty Advxsors Literary Photography Art Busmess James Engle Larry Wltmer Carl Schnller Dlane Bohner Rod Pera Sports Writers Patrxcxa Gllman Ted Blair John Rhme Underclass Wrxters Marilyn Engle Mary Black Lois Black Mandy Longenecker Wlll1S Clawser Marlene Dressler jonathan Vanderwall Robert Funk Betty Bartels Eugene Herr Edward Tylden Clarence Arnold Thxs year we, the Choclatler staff strlvmg to gxve you the very best plus something a llttle d1fferent have been hard at work planmng and preparmg for your tour through our shxp the H I-I S Choclatler Blueprmts were made by our crew after long tedlous hours of prelnmmary research and dmw mg Through the work and SOllClIlI'lg of our separate busmess staff our funds and expenses for the actual constructnon were met There were pxctures to be taken bulldmg materlals to be chosen SPCCIHC dutles to be as slgned the crew, and orders to be gxven the con structxon company Those were only a part of the backstage plcture And finally through our efforts and your support, we are able to present to you our sh1p 1n 1ts hnal stage Come aboard and have a look around, won t Standing fl, to Rl J Miller T Lxghtner Carl K Carmany M Day Clemens Seated E Foreman E Znmmerman P Lelb fned A Weaver, j Engle X . 7 7 - - f ...,....,..,......,..... , . ............ . ...,. .. , ' . 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HMM! 604 J f ,Maw 1, ,,,.,,Q 1177 5 X E ' 's- 49751 5 eyzxfe M SCIENCE GUIDANCE Byer Curtis O Eyler Charles Herr Eugene Kurtz ohn R Longer Charles McConnel Lee Swope jay Lloyd SOCIAL STUDIES Balsbaugh Dorothy Hanshue ohn Kurtz Kenneth Lewrs Daniel Moyer une Saulley Ruth Shanlcwezler Anna Shlrlc Wxllxam Wallace joseph MATHEMATICS Beck ohn T Froclc erome Hall Robert HOVIS Roy E Kmley Kenneth L Mzller Myron Roberts Glenn HEALTH Banta Sterling Brlttaxn A O Dowmn Char es Gonzales oan Kamus Frank Sheaffer Marian Snyder Dons Young Robert W FINE ARTS Emel ane Fisher Paul Hartman Wrlbert Madrera ohn Spxtler Clyde H Tylden Edward Bomboy Isaiah Deen Evelyn Gallus Chrrstlne Kuhn Paul Loughran Cath rme N Muench Charles HO M Durluorow ane E ECONOMICS Hershberger Grace Snyder Mxldred Therrwechter Neda LANGUAGES Arnold Clarence Barrels Betty Cheroms Raymond Chestnut Davld T Dretrrch Vxola Hajjar josephme Long Harry Mandes Louis Mumma ean Remert Martha Rolcosz Sophle Stambaugh Edna Trotter Elarne ward Margaret VOCATIONAL Brandt ohn Dugan Alfred S Earver Carl F Horn ared Horn ohn Groff Claude Koth Otto Lugar Grllnert Reed Wxllxixn COMMERCIAL Groff Hlram Kunlcle George Rover Annze Sh oener Barbara Soplco joseph E X 1 I ' 9 - ll I lx! 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X. 421 27710114771 MR HARRY FOREMAN For hls many years of servrce, for hxs unfiaggmg good humor and patlence that must have carrled h1m through many a day we made trymg for all the wonderful memorxes we retarn for these reasons and many many more we, and the two generatxons who have served as hls PUPIIS, salute the memory of M Harry Foreman zzcM'y Standmg KL to RJ S Banta I Bomboy R Cheronxs C Eyler C Farver A Dugan J Brandt Seated D Chestnut J Durborow V Dletrlch D Ba baugh J Emel B Bartels Beck A Brlttam ' X3 , 4 - f . W Hung duonal pdf Shall bar the 1 H Y ' Of the vac Way' , Strictly a visitor. The life lu- - 1 xr-v,.'MW- Standing: KL. to RJ J. Madiera, H. Long, D. Lewis, G. Lugar, L. Mandes, W. Reed, C Muench, M. Miller, J. McConnell. Sealed: J. Mumma, J. Moyer, A. Royer, C. Loughram, M. Reinert, C. Gallus, R. Saufley, J. Gonzales, S. Rokosz AI feqgf One!! amused nce with MCCGTIIIY ' It's been done that way before. 07' ere al l ., I N4 . I i Hfrr Lo A nd the like. ng Checking? Standing: fL. lo RJ W. Shirk, C. Spitler, J. Swope, E. Tylden, J. Wallace, C. Longer, J. Sopko, R. Young. Sealed: M. Snyder, T. Thierwechter, E. Stambaugh, D. Snyder, M. Sheaffer, A. Shenkweiler, M. Ward, E. Trotter, B. Shoener. 71,3 p l Can WX x .5 did 9 roof may be val,'d'.,, Could we keep xt down to a dull roar? 'Y' 'f '.L,..: , V.. Q . 'f9rv-.LUN fzf C f My his SE mo RS fuffsheefaieaj. . J. we ,w seeflfn .I 1 'hu What more can we say? And here, folks, is the logbook of our last voyage. You're welcome to look at it if you wish. September 7 For the first time since leaving port we have come across land. From the map, it appears to be Island No. 1. It is inhabited by strange peopleg all they do is complain how much harder their life is now than it was in some legendary place they call lcindergarten. October 11 We have landed on Island No. 2. The people here seem a bit more advanced. Several, in fact, can count to 100. Quite an achievement for a race of pygmies. November 13 Island No. 4. We endeavored for several days to obtain a specimen of a local insect known as a spelling bee. The natives bloclced our attempts, however. December 17 Island Nb. 6. Here the main occupation of the male inhabitants appears to be throwing clay at each other. Their only possessions seem to be white sheets of paper on which is written the legend Penmanship Certificate. These they value very highly. 1.,Qi1,f'.,,,v.' i 47, fs- , . ,-.. . Goldylocks and the Three Bears. g . N o-toes M orasch i. January 18 The people here on Island No. 7 have a fairly ad- vanced civilizationg however, they still persist in an old custom of herding a group of children into an enclosed structure they call 7-X. The children are then made to sit in circles. This is known as committee world, March 6 Curiouser and curiouser! All the people here on Island No. 9 do nothing but cut pieces of wood into smaliler pieces. They then put them back together in a slightly different shape. This practice goes under the title of Industrial Arts. April 19 The people of Island No. ll have almost developed a civilization. The chief source of amusement here seems to be listening to a chieftain named Shirlc. He was re- ported to be cheering some of his subjects on with the remark, It galls me to have to give you an 'A'. Almost, but not quite, civilized. May 28 Island No. IZ! It's good to be home! We were mobbed on the dock by well-wishers selling fruitcalces and class play tickets. Yes sir! It's good to be home among normal people again. Fleas? 0' . ff. . Jfg JEL 5'. E t Q , ,M- ,.41-.I X K ,, ,.s .R Don'l go near the Water! Happy Lanes C10 C3 tgefzzbxl azfmv' Lgifllbd 6145215 Back Row Standing: IL. to RJ 1. Rhine, R. Pera, T. Koons, j. Espenshade, B. Bacallao, W. Lutz, R. Brandt, N. English. Second Row: C. Martin, M. Edmiston, B. Nye, J. Wampler, C. Hagaman, G. Warner, C. Demey. Seated: M. Day, L. Caslow, T. Blair, M. Lauzon, A. Hocker. MOTTO -We have sailed the ship of learning to meet the tidal wave of life. FLOWER -Rust baby crysan- themum C O L O R S - Beige and cocoa . brown 3 Standing: U.. to RJ Advisor G. Kunkle, C. Demey, G. Warner, C. Martin. Seated: L. Caslow, T. Blair, M. Lauzon, A. Hocker. N. .f- - 'wsu f l. .2 ' K ! gli! W si., , ., ' -. I ll' f a 0 ,I Tl Q 1 ,, , X Qi,-Z ion 1' :Gag 'vi ,-,V -. r 1 J un., f 'U' 5 3452, .ggi xiii: i' wurfr J N-Z Nancy L Adams Academic Nursing Athletlcally mclmecl enjoys dancing dramatics ard extracurricular activi ties capable cheering captain likes school especially French gym and public speaking lyk. Richard T Adams Print Shop Printer Dick hails from E town finds teachers in general very annoying likes shop cars and a cer tain young lady named ee We are now setting forth, with all sails set, into the waiting sea that holds all our future years. But no matter how far we roam, there are occurrences of our high school days that we'll never forget. Who will not remember with a dreamy sigh the night of the senior prom, not to mention the thrilling evening when we were awarded the diplomas for which we had worked so long? Let us hope that we ll always bear in mind the standards set for us by our teachers during these past years co operation, good work habits, and a high code of ethics, for these are traits that are assets to anyone with the will to hold fast to them And along with all these we 11 remember the classmates that shared our trials and tribulations our Class of 58 Dolores A Albert Gen Commercial Secretary Rarely seen without Dar lene and Ethel ikes nothing better than to sit clown with a good book Cant stand those boring classes Donald E Alwme Agriculture Farmer Don always ami able and easy going likes to hunt Hsh and bowl favors math classes will utilize his high school course in his chosen voca tion 359: ' .' fax. 4 -' Hg 9 ,1'G'fig,L,-, 3.31, .Lgj iii' iff? N I . 4' 'll i g u - 9 , 0 . Q Q ' , - ' ti ' ra - - u sr - , , - . . . . . . l - ' . , . 1 - . . . , ' ' ' Q y - 1 n 1 - 1 u , , . . , . u v is . . . . . . . . . , ' if 7, ' I , , I.. . . - 4 V -, 4 i -. , ,, X 'Al L . 3 fm V r rig . A mi. 7 . N . Carol Anderson College Prep. Secretary Carol likes dramatics and reading attends Tri H1Y Chorus and Dra matics Club seems to deny that her favorite classes are in room 1120 ean M Bashore Sec Commercial Secretary eannie a real whiz at typing never without Roz frequently seen with the opposite sex cant stand the boys in Mr Mandes homeroom ' ' :QM vs --- W 1 H, ' ' ' IT 3,55 t ii. I r,,f4 5 1 'X - 32 'Q Q if x f f ll 55 . . if ll ,i 'Q ll 2' Y 1, O . i Bruno Bacallao Academic Business Able member of the Class Council often seen witn im and Barry joys w1tching T V ikes P O D classes feels very uneasy around women driv ers Homer Baum Sheet Metal Sheet Metal Worker Always smiling great est complaint is Mr Shirk and vice versa proud of his yellow Studc baker a Middletown man cracker of wise marks made the Var sity H via the track team HF' Burk B. Bagley College Prep. Undecided Tex-is happy . . . jazz on his mind an interest in science a debater of anything, anywhere, any time college bound Kayann Baker Gen, Commercial Service Freckles her trademark full of fun a rock n roll Presley fan yum eatingl l usually seen with Conrad WHEN UUTWARD BUUND WE B0llJlY SAIL Donald T Baumbach College Prep Engineer Don likes everyone has as his pet peeve a certain English teacher likes physics loahng, and especially members of the fairer sex Earl G Bechtel Auto Body Shop Auto Body Repairman Agrcealale and humorous likes any car as long as its a Chevy friendly with everyone takes a great interest in shop when not working on cars, likes to hunt nw'-svx . -- , - I . .K . - ll '- , , - . . . en- ' . . . l -7 A . - - ' . . . ' . ' . .... l' 1 ' - -' ' Y . . . N H . . . I . . . . I . . . l I n , . . . . , ' re- A , 'H - A si, Q W , it , F AJ , Vg ,. In L f t 2 slk . t , , if ' X 'qi X Deanna M. Bernardini Gen. Commercial Secretary Likes to dance and play records . . . an active mem- ber of Booster Club . . . often seen with Kay . . . en- joys typing classesz . . can't stand hillbilly music 'iv Wesley K. Billow Maintenance Factory Worker Wes . . . hobbies in- clude tinkering with cars and general driving around . . . seems to favor math. AND LEAVE THE FRIENDLY SHURE Linda Diane Bohner College Prep Minister of Music Meticulous Senior Section Editor Diane future plans a major in organ and choir directing at West minster Choir College a classical beauty in her personality and appearance leisure time pursuits the organ and symphonic music Daniel T Bonawitz Machine Shop Armed Services Coach Becks chief divot digger Bone also en joys working on cars can really turn on the charm for the girls favorite subject, gym 5 A Ted T. Blair College Prep. Business Class Prexy . . . finds hunt- ing, all sports, and the op- posite sex very interesting . . . hates permission slips . . . a valuable asset to any bull session enjoys French classes ames E Bonawitz Plumbing Sheet Metal Undecided Tall outdoor type ots of fun to have around would major in gym rf he could Doc takes pride in his hot ord likes h1.nting and fishing M!! Jacques Blaize College Prep. Physicist A flirting Frenchman . . . likes to cast out nines' . . . has a knack for discus- sing philosophy with others . . . always has a ready com- ment in trig class Larry D Boozer Auto Body Shop Worker Most appropriately enjoys working with cars looks forward to a future of the same favors P O D 1 ' ' ' it 11 7 I V D ' . . 1 E I ' . - - . . . ' ' ' - fi sr - ' ' - - - ' . . . ' ' ' F . . . A . . . I I h , ' 55 5 ' 1 if X A f 1 uggzig 5 f Shirley May Bose Sec. Commercial Secretary Basie . . . can't stand people who copy ikes shorthand classes, playing the steel guitar, and a cer tain someone named Fran cie William W Brandt Carpenter Shop Carpenter A Hi Y member and sup porter of our track team hobbies include cars and skating favo s drafting and shop easily peeved at any form of math foresees future in carpentry Anthony P. Bracale Carpenter Shop Undecided Suave, dark, and hand- some, that's Tony', a lady s man and a man s man too enjoys cars and math classes often seen with Bob and Sam don t forget, girls, he hates per oxide hair Wu... has Fern L. Brandt Sec. Commercial Secretary A real asset to shorthand classes likes eating but cant stand food served in the cafeteria often seen with Ruth and ulianna LET NUT UUR HEARTS UF Richard Brandt Electric Shop Engineer Very nice to be around considerate of others has a personality all his own intends to further his education in electronics likes physics whistles we CUURAGE TAIL David F Brown College Prep Engineer Whale slow and sure very keen humor ruling instincts are foot ball baseball, autos gift to trig class w right you guys' Lawrence Brown College Prep Engineer Larry likes all sports especially baseball knows baseball statistics inside out seems to be fond of physics Ends enjoyment in the company of the fairer sex Glenn E Brubaker Electric Shop Electronics Likes eating work hunt ing and ice skating very quiet and usually seen with a book when not satis fied, will voice his opinion , . . . - .I.l. . . . . . ! gl . in f ll B in gf V f ' 1' ' 1, . ...a '- ' ' ' ... A- ' 4 ' ' can Buchanan Home Economxcs Hnllbnlly Singer Known to her classmates as Tmy spends lelsure ttme enther square dancmg or smgmg hobbles nn clude llstenmg to Hlllbxlly records and horseback rld mg favors study halls Conrad Burdge Gen Commercral Busmess Executive Conme lxlces danc mg to popular records very bored m machme class works 1n the Harrisburg Lxbrary after school t e brlght star of the commer cxal boys Donna Buskey Academxc Hershey umor College Enjoys senxor high gtrls mtramural sports Booster Club dramatxcs and Larry are also er agenda just loves those homeroom perxods' James Byrnes Academxc Undectded nm, an actlve member of H1 Y frequents Club pool room wlth Gabe wrxtes for the Broadcaster enjoys trxg classes and room 41109 UNTIL THE VUYAGE IS UER Charles Cam Plumbmg Shop Layout Man Got caught nn a rough football practnce sn has hopes for track Chuck, a really fine boy ltlced by all ames Carr Machxne Shop Navy m looks to sweat and swab future m the Umted States Navy x keeps the vocatlonal sections company arnves wxth the bell most mornxngs oAnn D Carl Sec Commercxal Model A future Conover Model mg School graduate home on a golf course a lucky Fmalnst m the Atlan ttc Ctty beauty contest wi Kathleen M Carmany Sec Commerctal Secretary One of the typxsts for our Broadcaster and the Chocla txer specxal mterest m machxne shop seen often wtth JoAnn favor te class, typmg J ' ' ' I ' b ' J - wJ' 1, - 1 by tx 1 f or to .y E ls 7 gf A ' J J - . 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George ohn Cash Electrxc Shop Electrxcxan y a ltve w1re ln the electrlc shop sparkles for the football and tra lc teams has 1 good word for everyone native 1I'lfQlllg9l'lC9 ability to make frxends John Chnffo Agrxculture Armed Forces Math class, a favorlte with John xlces agrlcul ture and pl1ymg footlnll enthuslastlcally sup ports Hershey Hlghs ut ure Farmers of Amerlca x N xx X 3 Lois Caslow Sec Commercnl Medxcal Secretary Semor Class Councll rep rcscnmtue mltes 'm 'actnve mterest m Booster Club and Buslness Eclucatxon sonallty and warm smxle Gloria Chromster Gen Commercxal Beautxcnan Glo goes for rock n roll muslc Booster Club Busmess EdLlC'lIl0I'l 'md In dustrml Arts found t the servlce desk Thursday fourth perlod Elleen Rose Cassel College Prep Doctor of Radlology Our uxz Klcl always finds tlme to assxst you wlth a tough problem joys readmg medical books m her le1sure frequents the golf Course Fore plano xncludecl on her agenda 'Wav Paul Richard Cassel Malntenance Shop Navy Has a great lnterest gxrls shopwork, and the Navy Reserves Cow oy seen drxvmg around 1n hxs 49 Chevy WHEN UUTWARIJ BUUND WE B0lIllY SAIL Lee Clapper Agrnculture Anr Force Can be found puttermg 'around wlth guns does a lot of huntmg drnves a Kalser d1SlllCES Engllsh almost as much as he lxkes the gxrls All Wlllls Norman Clawser, r Academlc Commercnal Arnst rt Edntor for t e Choclauer member of the Dramancs Club and frequent v1s1tor to room 4 has a great mterest nn art ,l at 4 i x. 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I ,J 1 xx fl? anet Marne Clemens Sec Commercxal Hershey C warm person allty cheerful a smile for everyone hockey and softball not down her me has a knack for actmg could eat spa ghettx every meal Avrs Ann Clouser Gen Commerclal Secretarial Work Phys rntramural hockey and basketball usually seen wearmg a smlle aCE1V1C19S mclude the Bust ness Educatton Club and Tr1H1Y AND LEAVE THE FRIENDLY SHURE anet L Copenhaver Home Economlcs Undeclded Booster Club and Trl H1Y hxghllght Janets ac tlvltxes anet hxghlxghts the act1v1t1es of the glrls mtramural basketball and volleyball teams lj, Rrchard Corrado Electrrc Shop Electrxcxan Rxps up the Held for our football team on the track team also com mutes darly from Swatara Q52 43 susan 'ay' ny wwf Galen Eugene Clugston Malntenance Navy utch rnves Chrysler enjoys swlm mxng pools and the gxrls that are found there greatest mterests are the Navy and shop Edward Arnold Custer Plumbing and Sheet Metal Plumber Edgar General enjoys huntmg and Flsh mg favor1te sport base a can be found under the audrtorrum rn the plumb mg shop M Wx iq Q Y X 'sv ' 1 Ni I to Hershey Hlgh School Qin? we Q Y X Charles Conz Plumbmg Sheet Metal Techmcal School ulet cooperates wxth all hrs teachers math and socxal studtes hxs speclaltxes enjoys shop would lrke to go on wrth the sheet metal trade popular wlth. everybody Stephame Damore Gen Commercxal Actress Mann Interest dramatlcs other mterests chorus Booster Club Trl H1 Y and Busmess Education Club Stevle lrkes muslc movxes and the theatre I -V.Y t o to W j j ' ery C M V, l . . J . . J. . u - ffcx H dt 3 '49 ' ffjam... U- .- ' -. Q', . ' 1 J . o o A '- . . . Y! 71 Q1 31 l ' . ' , , y ' . bu... -' -, ', Barry E Daniels College Prep Chemical Engmeer Spark plug m school events well known by everyone always jokmg seems to have a knack for belng elected to club offices Mary G Darlington College Prep Professmnal Scoutxng Reports blg happenmgs for the Broadcaster works hard for the Booster Club and Trl H1 Y er deepest xnterest Curl Scoutmg Hug... Nan Clara Loulse Dehmey Gen Commerclal Secretary Cousm Clara sxstant treasurer of Senior Class llkes pxzza cook mg and playmg pxano dlsllkes English llterature usually seen wxth best frlend Gloria UW Verna ane Dexmler Sec Commercxal Secretary ane kept Hershey Park runmng last summer belongs to the Busmess Educatlon Club secre tartal work her future alm Mary Grace Ann Day Sec Commerclal Medxcal Secretary Taps away for the Choc lauer pretty pert lass popular wlth the oppo sxte gender small and neat always ready wxth a wxtty remark added attractmn to any oflice Keith L Deaven Agrlculture Army Favornte subject math Future Farmers of America on Thursday mornmg wrestlmg enthusxast doesn t spend much time hrs homeroom lET NUT UUR HEARTS 0F CUURAGE FAIL Ruth E Deppen Sec Commerclal Secretary Frlendly funlovlng sports especxally tenms and baseball are favorntes enjoys musu: takes an mterest m the Busmess Ed ucatlon Club 'Q-14? john Wnllnam Dettlmg Plumbmg and Sheet Metal Navy Mousey mterestmg hobby models 9 xkes Engllsh and physxcs cllslxkes the name Ears and draftmg wlll go places wtth h1s advanced look haxr style ' ' is ' . . . 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' Nlck D1Nunz1o Academlc F B I Nxck usually seen sportmg a 55 Pontxac lxkes cars and gurls sleeps ln study halls as a weakness for punctualxty Wxlllam Dove Agrxculture Farmer Presndent of the Future Farmers of Amerlca 1 favorxte class math but Cl.lSl1k9S Englxsh huntmg and flshxng fill some of hrs spare txme Marlene Fay Dressler Academxc Arust Fun loving frxenclly pop musnc fan lxlces to draw, dance, and sew plzza and banana spllt en thusxast pet peeve un frrendly people UNTIL THE VUYAGE IS 0ER Martha H Ebersole Academxc Nurse Small and quxet Marty member of the Speech Choxr lxlces sew mg and also French and gym class plans to tram at Harrxsburg Hospxtal Martha L Ebersole Gen Commercxal Alrlme Hostess Marty quret and fnendly member of the Busmess Educatxon Club enjoys readmg, and worlcmg at a rest home cant stand gym classes Arthur Demmger Eby Prmt Shop Prmter Art hkes hls bak ery Job enjoys sports espec1ally football games talkatlve llve wxre from Campbelltown specnal mterest, hrs car Naomi L Eberly Academxc Nurse Avld sports fan av orlte pastime, lxstemng classrcal musxc lzlces odd food combmatxons dancmg, and movles speclal ln terest, a red Ford convert 1 e 'AX' Richard R Eckert Acaclemrc Industrlal Arts Teacher Fond of outdoor lnfe especially horseback rxcllng and fishing Duck member of the wrestlmg team lnlces pop musxc ch1clcen, hrs favorxte food me ' 1: . l . 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H 4- vm A5 in s Xiu, ' 4 Jr ., f I ?af Robert Jay Eckert Carpenter Shop Navy Horseback riding and hunting are tops with Bob likes to drive and g camping favorite food chicken pop music an Ethel E Eisenhour Gen Commercial Secretary One of the Ethel Esther and Pat trio Boots likes machines class and study halls 7 The Chewing Gum Kid Joys listening to music special interest, Eddie Margaret Priscilla Edmiston General Nurse Pettie likes to crochet and knit fond of playing popular records one of the few who take advantage f study halls ames R Engle College Prep Undecided m quiet and stucllous reliable and capable edltorm chief of the Choclatler lnter ested in sports, church ac tivxtxes, and music mem ber of the Varsity H eval, 'hgh If Jon Michael Edmonds College Prep Engineer Active quiet spoken enjoys music, especially jazz favorite class trlg dislikes formalities act ive in chorus and on the swimming team 1 for 3 . Darvin Eisenhauer Machine Shop Military Service e likes to go camping, h u n t 1 n g , and swimming enjoys math class but dislikes school in general has a specxal interest in glrls WHEN UUTWARD BOUNll WE B0llllY SAIL Nicholas English Electric Shop Electrician Nick plans to wear those Navy blues ikes working in shop and drxv ing works for a sign company in Campbelltown dislikes English and POD Paul H Eshleman Auto Body Shop Auto Body Repairman Es works at a garage where he plans to he a repairman after gradua tion likes to re build wrecked cars in his spare time 'hm , . , ' ' o ' h l D. . . . ' , ' . . . 4 n f , O ' ' . I. . U. ' ' . . . ' . . . ' . . . l' h . . . I I H . . . en' . ' I I . . . A ' I to HL- V t f l 9 Q y if g ' 1 1, 5 S ,. S 'in' V i l ty ,-e- 5 P l S S iill V. t tt-'if:1 Q I ll ' .. , Q 'L M ytty iytt yyyy y p A A A P P N ,,.n:l 6 4 RX M l Z' .P get l V Q QUV1, - li ohn R Espenshade Machxne Shop Mechanxc Llvely always a frxendly smxle athlete all the way especially where bas ketb1ll IS concerned POD his favorite member of the Choclatler staff 3 1 Ray K Espenshade Agriculture Daxry Farmxng Can be found tmlcermg around cars member of the F F A enjoys hunt 1ng Englxsh class rsnt hrs favonte Georges other half AND LEAVE THE FRIENDLY SHURE Lena E Fmk Home Economncs Telephone Operator Lxlces sports especxally baseball short and blonde hopes for a future wxth Bell Telephone favorite class IS math known to frlends as Blondie 1-1 23' Eileen Foreman Sec Commercxal Secretary Lxvely and cute good sense of humor one of the Choclatler typlsts dlSlllC8S Engllsh class and ac txvlty pernods enjoys watching the Phxllxes play Loxs Jean Etter Academxc Medlcal Secretary Amxcable actlve pet peeves concerted people and study halls hkes sports musxc sewmg and coolcmg Italxan food fan favorite classes Englxsh gym and typmg ames K Foreman Academxc Bullclmg Contractor Tall good lookmg 1 m interest buudmg houses hobbies are huntlng and other outdoor actxvmes lllces physics dnslnlces P O D chorus member and Student Councxl repre sentanve Harry W Fmk, Electric Shop U S Arr Force Sonny enjoys cook mg at a restaurant on the Turnpllce lllC8S to tlnlcer wnth electromc thmgs dxslxlces lunch pernods mterested ln hls 1953 Ford David H Forma College Prep Vetermarnan Dave backbone of the bands trombone sec uon standby on the bas ketball team qmet and reserved lxkes to hunt Hsh and work with animals , Rx J - - ' . ' Jr. A ' ' ll UI ' . . . . . . , . . . , l , - y I ' . . .... l ' , ' I . . ., . . . . . . , , , , , ' l 1 U ! . ' b u , . 7 . J . ' . ' ' ' lf 33 . . . . . . . . . K , I . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . - , - H . . .' H . . . , . fl I V F 3. e ' ' N ' 'V ,, V x Sonja A. Freet Gen. Commercial Undecided Always wearing a smile . . . finds reading enjoyable . . . popular music fan . . . thinks conceited people, homework, and gym classes annoying hobbies are swimming and skating favors typing Bonnie M Gearhart Academic Airlme Hostess Bonnets bright smile and naturally curly hair active in sports loves Ivy League clothes and powder blue converti es interested in Eliza bethtown College popu lar with the opposite sex Robert Funk College Prep. Biochemistry Six feet tall and proud of it . . . Mr. Shirk's body- guard . . . dabbles in science and pointed remarks . . . liked by everyone . . . died- in the wool girl hater gives track a try 'Se an Winn Ronald G Gelbaugh Academic Industrial Arts Teacher Ronnie, an all 'around outdoor man friendly quiet enjoys art but certainly not study halls Actions speak louder than words owner of a fabu lous flee circus Michael Gabriel Academic Hershey J.C. Mike . . . one of the 12-4's . . . expert pool player . . . enjoys a friendly game of cards . . . hails from Swatara . . . likes good food and popular records is likes school Robert Gainer, Jr. Carpenter Shop Carpenter Has shown a definite ten- dency to like girls . . . finds goofing off and giving Mr. Hall a hard time fun . . . enjoys a good sub- marine and PCD Bo a tall menace in math class LET NUT OUR HEARTS UF CUURAGE FAIL Joseph L George Electric Shop Navy A contender for the loaf ing title of the electric shop nevertheless an addition from Middletown famous for his hot Chevy and running Acme store Keep work away from me Charles W Gerlach, r General Garage Mechanic unxor enjoys col lecting coins finds tele vision interesting and time consuming would like to avoid science and English a hillbilly music n thusiast ' ' ' ' lf b7! 1 - t'a.-- ' i r 4. i A 7 i A ii i ' 'I is 5 7 3 s , i ' if i. it i X' ,Z J ' if' , 3 7, , ,V 5 1 . . . . J . .1 7, I - . Q HJ . H I - - . ,K . ,, . . . , . 1 , . . ,, ,, . . . . . . , . ' ' ' ... Joe ' ' .- , . ,, ,, . . . bl . . . ' ' ' - ' ' an . . . ' ' ' e - I - H 1 tt - . . , ,, Louise A. Gibble Sec. Commercial College Lou a friend in need liked by all her classmates doesn t be lieve in procrastination ask Mrs Saufley Oh' that laugh Shippensburg bound Patricia L. Gilman College Prep. Nursing Miss Personality Plus always on the go high ideals sparkling eyes and a smile for every one willing worker liked by everyone at will he a definite asset to any doctor s office or hos pita Mildred H. Gingrich College Prep. Medical Secretary Millie an enthusi astic sports fan Finds talking, reading and music, especially Jazz and Benny Goodman a ple1sure talks mostly to and y doesnt feature concerted people John Gipe Plumbing and Sheet Metal Undecided A resident of the Sand Hills likes girls but not drafting enjoys food and training beavers not simultaneously I give up, what? a speed en thusiast l I UNTIL IHE VUYAGE IS DER at Louise P Gipe Gen Commercial Secretary A swimming and ice skat mg fan Wimp likes cheeseburgers and milk shakes dislikes pizza pie quiet but friendly can be seen with Judy and Car will make some lucky employer happy Irene Gish Academic Nurse Finds pleasure in reading likes candy qulet, which doesnt explain her liking for art class Joys leather craft work Patricia Good College Prep Undecided A member of the GAC active in sports at reserved but friendly Gee Whiz' enjoys frozen custard and Lawrence Welk s Cham pagne Music endowed with a peaches and cream complexion 'wih- H Darlene Gooding Gen Commercial Secretary PePPY fun lovmg enjoys swimming and ice skating pet peeve, boring classes can ln heard quite often telling Jokes dislikes POD likes pizza pie A te . - H -- - . . . . . . . . i I . . . . l U I , ' ' ...NPN , . ' ... ' . . . . i A Jan . . . . - , . as In , Q. ,, - ' l. ' . 5 K K... ,fi ii f , , Q I X rf' . K Fig , x 1 I . . . - V , V up ,, . . , . . . - - en- . .. - ., . e Gloria Jean Gordon Gen Commercial Office Work Envtable blonde hair blue eyes very talkative Bobby enjoys sewing, football games and subs finds no hidden charms in English lit Did anyone say Dick? Mary Lois Haag Gen Commercial Secretary Enjoys skatmg and being with Earl mostly the latter brown hair pretty blue eyes disltkes Gym pet peeve, little spokes who think they re big wheels f Q' if is W, A ng as N2 ts ' '1- ugh, .. , 7, j 1 2 xx 4 lx Y :.- i 4 A, 'f el t Nevin L. Greiner Drafting Architect Bashful Nev likes ham burgers and shooting dlslxkes Rock n Roll and trlg class underneath that well kept crew cut ts a terror at shop parties recently has been seen Palm dale bound Gerald Habecker Academic Commercial Pilot Favors classical music endowed with a pleasing mellow voice finds magic interesting erry lxttle liking for English often has his thoughts the sky A Kenneth M. Groff College Prep umor College Ken active in bas ketball and track finds POD and trig class 1n terestmg thinks the English language IS better than certain others sure to succeed in whatever he attempts 1 1 at 'K ,,' 1 Michael P. Grubb Academic Grace College Nltke or Scrubb could listen to religious and classical music anytime favors discontinuing French mdefimtely one of the lucky few who drives a Volkswagen WHEN UUTWARD BUUND WE B0llllY SAIL Robert R Habig College Prep Chemical Engineer Bo one of our mer men the sophomore girls dream enjoys Spanish and physlcs likes food in general Mr Kamuss study hall pet Clee Hagaman College Prep Medical Secretary A cute member of our band front secretary of the chorus active tn many musical activities My mother always says gifted with an unusual laugh and a wmnmg smile tl H ' J ' ll ' 17 N 7! tx rr ' ' ze - ,v me - -s A - - 1 . A - ' Y! U ' , . . . 13 . . . , . . . ' . . . l . ' . . . . . . . f . ln . . . . . .. '10 , .5 ,,. l i - V 1 ,ei A fr Q U, 'si x 2 5 X . l WX a re'- we -'fm me L M3 4 , Q ,M t t ,ek ,K an at e W e Doris Jean Hanshaw Home Economics Factory Worker If you can find a radxo with hxllbxlly muslc youll find Dons rel1shes ham burgers and cabbage light brown haxr collects movxe stars plctures 1n spare txme Q ,,, : 'wg 'Q' 4 'S e mx s tx J. Ivan Hanson College Prep Engineer Ivan Finds pleasure m eat lng and drxvmg doesn t agree wlth the practlce of gxvlng homework aV1d baseball fan served member of the 124 tr1be AND LEAVE THE FRIENDLY SHURE Frederic Heller Academlc Uncleclded Always domg somethmg Fred farrhful and to the color guard dependable chorus member a fan of jazz and Penn sylvanxa Dutch Food ready to help Mxchael W Hendrxcks Academxc Navy Mxke a capable member of our track team llltes gxrls, food, and cars dxslxkes Fords enjoys a good chess game anytxme Mary E. Hawk Academic College Pretty red haxr halls from Mxddletown commg freckles usually found llstemng to radxo 1n spare txme Oh Great' thxnks steak IS the best food anytxme Edrth Hershey Gen Commercxal Speed Typlst Known to her frnends and classmates as Skeets lnkes the outdoor sports of xce skatmg and horseback rndmg a nxce person to be around apprecx ates typmg much more than English 'uv rg E' e Glenn Heisy College Prep Chef Know what an aprarnst rs? thats Glenn qulet ln appearance only owner of a 57 Ford h1s object to xmprove the food of the world ohn M Hertzler College Prep Undeclded Athletnc, handsome, crew cut, sun tan you guessed t ohnny fascmated by football and wrestlmg chorus presldent good student thmks, then speaks actxve m Y F C greatly respected and admnred 6-'f x ' ' ' A ...be- ' ' , . . . . . . . . . . I ' A D . . . an A ' I D , . . . . . .Q ., . . . . . . . . . fe' . . . , - I . , . . . . 1 ' ' u . vw . - - E F QQ 77 ' 1 . . ves,v H f 1+ 1 . f V455 K Q it E 5 if , 1 - 1 ' p ' . V L fe? 3 Kay Lillian Hite College Prep. Mathematician A jazz enthusiast: Benny Goodman, her favorite . . . Pennsylvania State Univer- sity her chosen college sports a perky pony tail considers tourist drivers rather exasperating pre fers pizza and Pepsi for her snacks Cyrus Hitz Audrey Ann Hocker Dennis L. Hoerner Electric Navy Cy . . . famous for his carrot top . . . likes P.O.D. class, loafing and pizza . . . drives a nifty white Ford Wow' from the metropolis of Palmdale spends spare time at Millie s Gen. Commercial Airline Stewardess Heck . . . an Air Force fan . . . pastime, cattin' aroundn with Kay and Syl plans to attend junior College keen on ays and Fords Yeah, man has a passion for pizza jean Doris Hoifer Academic Dental Hygienist Petite and winsome ean me Booster Club prexy That s Tricky' hamburgers and French fries are fa voted foods plays the organ and piano plans to further education at Tem ple University 'KL ' Roy Hoffer Plumbing and Sheet Metal Plumber Easy going and friendly Happy an equestrian in leisure hours every bodys friend drafting is his Waterloo popu lar music his favorite likes all kinds and every type of food Academic C.P.A. Denny . . . tall, blond, and blue-eyed . . . thinks the French language should have stayed in France . . . enjoys tinkering with cars has found the hidden charms of trigonometry if LET NUT UUR HEARTS UF CUURAGE FAIL Betty L Hoiman Home Economics Undecided Betts A POD class brain fond f tennis and skating er likes include cheering for the team, ice cream and study halls pastime, writing letters to y wig, M Lucille Hollinger Academic Undecided Tall well groomed Lucy active in many organi zations treasurer f G A C Kids who sing loud in the pet peeve band bus works as a part time dental assistant . if H , . . . . - - - V - ' Y it H - 1 X 1 In T , . ,. Nh. F H . i , ITE ' I . .kV. 1 Q , g , , N V ii A . ' ' YKJ A ' - ll Y7 , ' n ' . - me sy - ' '- if ii Q- , it Q, ' it - yi 0 - 0 . ,, . . . . h . . , , . . . . ,, . . . - - - n . . . . . . - , . . . . - . . . . Ja I Barry R Hollingsworth Academzc Architect A sports enthusxast looks forward to French class f sports wrxter for the Broadcaster xkes eating plzza and watch mg TV member of the track team looks across the playground for hngher educatnon qw. Robert A Hoover Academlc Busxnessman Answers to exther Mush or Benson competent H1Y secretary lusts col lcctlng revolvers huntmg and swnmmmg as has hob les works at Twm Kiss slyly names Twm Kxss mllk shakes and submarmes as hns favonte foods Robert G Hoover Electrxc Shop Navy Bo tall and tawny haxred would hke 1 full time job loaflng Do you really clnslnke weurmg suxts that much? frequents The Musxcal Note Lebanon Marlm A Horst Plumbmg Anr Force Honk always run nmg after women takes pleasure m skimming over the Ace and huntmg looks forward to economics c ass feels at home ln math class UNTIL THE VUYAGE IS 0 ER Allen Mlchael Huber, Auto Body Marmes Mike clown of the auto body shop enjoys huntmg and all outdoor ac twmes wants to be a flghtmg leatherneck cake 15 hts favorite food Earl Hummer, r Draftmg Draftsman One of those qulet but consclentxous fellows popular wnth everyone after school, xts roller skat mg for Homer pas around wlth Dxck and Dean What say there? 1' John Hummer Academxc Accountant Usually quxet and re served always wears a crew cut member of the golf and basketball teams pet peeve women plans to further education at H J C huntmg and flshmg hls hobbles oAnn B Kemble Sec Commerclal Undecxded 125 1 wxre collects post cards, dolls, and records Sonja, where are you? adores study halls but has no apprecnatlon for Englnsh c ass a member of Trl H1Y 'Incl Busmess Educa non Club ' 0 1 . , ' l s ' - rt 11 me bn u U - if 71 - 4 . . 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'- Kenneth King General Marines Kenny neat ap pearance brown curly hair dippy about dancing a woodworker of skill shows interest in track Terry L Koons Academic Civil Engineer Versatile baseball player commutes from Hum melstown whizzes around in 50 Plymouth t e Phillies are his ball club capable Student Council treasurer Carol oanne Kissinger College Prep Medical Technologist An epicure of music collects records faith ful drummer in Trojan band intramural sports next years plans include unior College Kaye Marie Koser Academic Practical Nurse Tiny brown eyes that sparkle little, but so is the atom enjoys sew ing and whizzing around the roller rinks my liver her biggest problem, P O D class if' Tas. Vi Kenneth Klahr Plumbing and Sheet Metal Undecided Fireplug pet peeve his nickname hails from Middletown enjoys food in general comes a nimrod in the fall pals around with Chuck and Homer ames A Knox Academic Engineer m hates school in general but enjoys Eng lish class likes football cars, and e1ttng especially quent user of the expression Bleep WHEN UUTWARD BOUND WE B0llllY SAIL Marlin E Koser Plumbing and Sheet Metal Plumber a pleasing Hoke more sports Possessor personality likes sports an when not hunting or fishing watches sports pro grams on TV a cap able member of the wrest ling team 1, f, 1' ff -12 4 se 4 w- as Kathryn A Kreider Academic Social Worker Liked by everyone never an unkind word member of the Flute En semble doesn t consider late lunches one of he schools virtues active in intramural sports c, 3-if j , 9 94 . EQ- 1' Q , Q Q X 'S ' f .. N I I A - -L - 1 .-Ji U . I I . . . fond of spaghetti . . . . . . participant in various physics classll . . . likes potato salad I , , fre. ' ' . ' . . . ' . . . be- ' Y ' -I ' ' ' !! .YY . . . - . .. of t ' ' . . . A l . . . h ' ' A d . . . ' ' ' ' ' . . . ' . . . Oh, , , , ' t 4 We , sm sg P j 1 Ruth A Krelder Sec Commercnal Secretary Txckles the 1vor1es and reads durlng her spare tlme a conscxentxous student shorthand and law her favorlte classes enthusx aSt1C about oral reports at Glenn A Krelser Electrxc Shop Alr Force Easy to get along w1th qulet a good stu dent lxkes sports espe cxally baseball ch1cken his dish would lxke more t1me 1n shop less m class rooms AND LEAVE THE FRIENDLY SHORE Mnllard F Krodel Electrtc Shop Ind Electromcs Mxckey tall no1sy blond constantly seen and usually heard speaker of abllxty hand some smoothy most terested 1n physncs finds lab expernments mterestmg ames Lalh Mamtenance Shop Navy Auto Mechanxc m helps keep homeroom from gettmg dull lllC9S physlcs can be seen clownmg around wxth Dxck and Earl loves to tmker wxth cars chief fixer upper of the Mam ten nce Shop Wg: M I QW if BF 'C' Merlin H Krelser Plumbmg and Sheet Metal Amr Force Me quiet and shy looks forward to Eng lxsh class frequents the roller rmks fanc1es for Cadlllacs a rabid base ball fan Judy A Landis Gen Commercxal Secretary Cute vnvacxous member of 12 7 actlve member of Booster Club hobbxes mclude roller skatmg cook mg llkes hlstory and POD M G- 51 Joseph Krmer Plumbmg and Sheet Metal Axr Force Lnkeable never has much to say but oh those thoughts favor 1te song Taps much prefers shop to classes hkes the great outdoors par txcularly huntmg and flsh mg Ruth M Laudermrlch Gen Commerclal Office b Ruthle likes dancmg roller skatmg favorlte hobby IS Wlllxe plans to get marrxed after gradu ation one of Mr Shnrks homeroom decora txons . . . . 1 . 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' 5 New l 'F 1' l 7' '. if v 4 ,x X X, ' Mxchael E Lauzon Academlc Unclecxded Mmme excels as swxm mer, diver possessor of fine personalxty popular Veep of Senlor Class can be seen working at Lau zons Gulf Statlon 11- Thelma A Lnghtner Sec Commercxal Medxcal Secretary A cute and vlvacxous member of 12 5 my gosh favorlte hobby IS cookmg likes typmg best Patrxcxa ean Lexbfrxed Sec Commercxal Secretary Patsy, an efncxent year book typxst plans mar rxage to oe xkes mak lng dolls, swlmmxng Not too much' pas wnth Boots, Ruth Russell Lmgle Acaclemlc Undecxded Russ, a qulet and soft spoken 12 2 member lxkes to play tenms member of Derry Roads elxte group E Marle Lemg Gen Commercxal Secretary Cute, efficient member of 12 7 wants to be a pr1 vate secretary hobbxes mclude drawmg, roller ska: mg acuve member of Business Education Club Wayne I Leonard Maxntenance Arr Force Sky lxkes cars, planes makes friends easxly wants to Joxn Arr Force and go places can be seen m he halls watclung the gurls go by L, LET NUT UUR HEARTS UF CUURAGE FAIL ames W Long Academxc Automobxle Desngner 1m eats sleeps cars favorite hobby IS drawmg cars Jazz enthusnast The end of everything ns the begmnmg of nothmg Thomas S Longenecker College Prep Chemxst The man wxth the bug bass drum a swmgmg dance bander has a smile for everyone a Romeo from way back one man fan club for the Four Fresh men - J . . rx - A 11 ' - u n ' - - M ,, . 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William H Lutz Academlc Male Nurse B111 spends much :mme worlcxng nn Acme xkes to eat play golf wants to eventually become anesrhetxst If at Hrs: you dont succeed try, try agam X' -rs Fred E Lynch Plumbing Arr Force Fred wants to Joln the Arr Force to get up mto the Wxld Blue Yonder can be seen wrth Ken xn hrs convertrble lnkes to hunt at UNTIL THE VUYAGE IS UER anet M Martm Sec Commercnal Secretary Janet possessor of fine personahty makes friends easnly lxlces danc mg efhcnent Broadcaster typlst thmkxng of beau tlcran work Mary McConnell Academlc Medxcal Secretary Mac a hard workmg 12 4 member excellent clarmetxst lrlces musxc actxve member of band and chorus a smlle for everyone scholastxc abrhty Kay F Mann Gen Commercial Secretary Popular attractxve cheer leader actlve member of GA C can often be seen at Teen Canteen danc mg lxlces to play tenms fleet of foot on the slcatlng rxnlc an ..'!'f1 Samuel S McCorkel Carpenter Shop Undecided A popular member of car penter shop can be seen ln his red and whxte con vertxble lnlces horseback ndxng that ll teach 3 Carole Martin Sec Commercial Waves Cute secretary of Busmess Ed Club wants to join Navy Waves Shorty lllces cats Fords car hop at Mnllnes I ll be d pped' Richard McLaughlin Auto Body Shop Amr Force Lxttle Richard lkes llstenmg to rock and roll fender bender ln shop hobbnes are gurls and swlmmmg sports D A haircut Crazy I! 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' ' ' ' y yn - u .rr ames E Messlck Agrxculture Undecxded Soft spoken lxkes cars member of agrxculture department actlve F F A spends much tlme workmg on farm Rose Chnstme Moraschl Sec Commercxal Legal Secrernry Cute, talkanve member of 12 5 Mr Brlrtanns Hi cxent secretary peppy cheerleader lrkes mem bers of opposnte sex says Silence xs golden collects Pans fashxons scrap books oyce Ann Miller Sec Commercnal Secretary y efhcxent Choc laner typxst lxkes col lectmg salt and pepper shakers and records pals around wxth anet and Shxrley Oh Monkey Sarah M Morris College Prep Math Teacher Attractive vlvaclous Sarah can be seen as cashxer ln Acme llkes sleeplng late, pxzza, dogs, anythmg powder blue boys How ya dom 9 Norma Mae Muller Sec Commercial Psychology Spends much of her tlme as Dr acques efhcxent as sxstant secretary lkes dancmg collects records can be seen travelmg favorlte someones Volkswagen .N . Tv YL S or 'lu in . .1 FAQ! , .jr ' wg. Q--1 pf , L g 7 h 1- Q--f'-1, ! 'hu' FN xglr, L. w a 1 N1 f- ,Q Wulf' , . kv H -as ,ve . , ',N'.'4l' ,xi-Tris' - -'.',-Q Q' . 'Y v ' fn ' William Miller Prmt Shop Undecnded 1 member of Prmt Shop a friend to everyone mlghty mxte of the wrestling team can be seen wxth Wayne WHEN UUTWARD BUUND WE B0lIllY SAIL Dick Morrow Manntenance Shop Arr Force Mechanxc Butch can be s en at work 1n mamtenance shop favorxte actwmes shop study halls rkes txnker wxth motors Come on, Ralph be anet L Moses Sec Commercxal Secretary Likes roller skatmg and nce skatmg actxve Busmess Education Club ancl Trl H1 Y likes playlng the pxano and sewmg - . . . ' Jo . . . ' - ' B'll , . . . . . ' in ' ' . . . ll . . . ' ' . . J . ' . . . ' A ' ' ' in ' . . . ' ' 0 - ' . , . . , , .- .- I I . . . . . . ' - , . . . U . . . l' to ' ' . . - , ,, . . ff ' ' V7 li 17 ' ' -in , A 'f-felis. ,.... .' 5 l o Floyd H Moyer Machme Shop Alr Force o 50 Ford Con vertxble Crestlme xlces 2 40 p m and gxrls IS lllces school and teachers can be found at most foot ball games X f Lee Moyer College Prep Electrlcal Engmeermg 58s most versatnle our Student Councnl prexy plays a hot trumpet heads Gentlemen of azz hobbles mclude com posing and tape recordmg excels on the athletnc fields AND LEAVE THE FRIENDLY SHURE oyce Neldxg Academxc Nurse Oh, my llverl and you lcnow oyce rs nearby prevtty blonde haxr thlnlcs hlstory class IS mter estmg hobbles xnclude watchmg Bandstand and col lectmg popular records keeps her eye on that 54 convertlble E Denms C Newcomer Academxc Busmess Admlnlstratlon Not very talkative apparently saves h1s vorce for chorus spends sum mer worlung U at Hershey Park claxms that heap actually runs' H J C to follow H H S anet Louise Myers Gen Commercxal OEHCC Worker unet con scnentrous member of Busx ness Educatxon Club arusttc wxth crochetmg hooks wears Donegal class rmg wlth especxal pride thmlcs we should have more good paxd assemblies Sarah Ann Newcomer Gen Commercnal Nurse A whxz at gtrls mtra murals often seen pamt mg for Mr Tylden sxdes art, studymg ammals offers her enjoyment employed at Barrows Nurs mg Home Barbara Kay Neidig Gen Commercnal Secretary Boobs Grantvnlle s smallest but lxvelxest contrx butxon to the commerctal de partment loquacxous booster of our teams sxmply adores Elvls wt settle for a certam Jumor Wilson John Newhouse Carpenter Shop Carpenter B1 quiet manner ns a great help to hrs fishmg rnterests tops, both m stature and capabllltles shoots a gun as accurately as he drxves a nan , ' A J Fl ...y - 'I ' ' ' nl U... 4, 4 ' 1 . 1 1- .. , H , l - . ' Q - ajann - I . - . . .- 7 J . . p . . , rt - .sy . . A l ' ' , , - - U .UH D . ' , ' . . . ' 4 ' . . . . . be- ' , , , ' ' ' - .'l ' te rv y I . I :,. 1 F , .A t x 2 is K ,K A r f ' f i V 1 Q t E 'WX 4 - ...V y f Q Q ' ' , is ,.,. 1 7, 5 Llv A V V. X r xy' H g rf v .' A '- Q, Herman Chester Nornhold Auto Body Shop Mechanic Victim of hunting and fishing c aze asset to football team veteran f six years getting train ing in mechanics at local garage plans include some phase of Air Force Edward M Paul Drafting Air Force Eddie plans career in Air Force always one step ahead of his female admirers one of Hershey High s thespians likes rock n roll, especially Chuck Barry too bad' Betty Jane Nye Sec. Commercial Secretary Bets . . . pert and peppy blonde president of Tri- Hi Y fruit cake captain numerous other actlvi ties include chorus and Stu dent Council possesses all the qualities of a good secretary Harold Truman Paul Print Shop Printing Harry among fellow prmters usually gets more ink on clothes than paper his hobby run ning around frequents the Hut grandstand football and baseball player Navy bound with George Wanda Oller Academic Practical Nurse Displays the most beauti- ful red hair . . . spare time finds Wanda tootmg the trumpet or watching Band stand member of Booster Club enjoys study hall a certain 49 maroon Ford catches her eye Loretta Mae Patrick Gen. Commercial Office Work Kind disposition . . . simply enjoys her 40 Ply mouth takes advantage of industrial ats and art courses talented when lt Cofnes to Oll palntlng Business Education Club member LET NUT UIIR HEARTS UF CUURAGE FAIL Rod Pera College Prep Law Rational Rod poten tial actor has the in gredients for a good lawyer frequently demonstrates debating powers in class questions the necessity f trig spins records for skaters, what a cool Job' Elwood William Pfaunmiller Auto Body Shop Marines Known among friends as Be Bop one of Mr Brandt s favorite fender benders spends a great deal of his spare time hunt ing you d better believe '17 - o . . . ' '- ' - . . . 1 . A5 T , I' It it in M ' ., , W., If - A .' fy ,, sy f wgi q in- 'X A ig' 56 3 , . J. ' ' ' K! Y! ' - . . ' ' ' ' u n . , A Y I . . . . . . , - . . . . . , . . . ' . . . ' ' 0 i ' . . . in 'n tt - n - , U , , - - - ' ' - it. Denms C Phnllxpy College Prep Engxneerxng F xp ex Palm turned Trojan South Hxlls number one cmzen loyal supporter of all musxc actxvmes Veep of band should add llfe to the englneermg field Brenda Faye Pxerce College Prep Secondary Educatxon Cheery chxc and charm mg soprano voxce as clear as the bells she plays band s capable secretary sports wrlter for Broad caster plans to teach social studles UNTIL THE VUYAGE IS UER ohn W Prnce, r Prmt Shop Baseball Hershey Hlghs Mickey Mantle avxd follower of band front fone member that 1S'l Natxonal Guard member good chance of being seen on Baltxmore s baseball squad ln future Rosalmd Ranagha Sec Commercnal Axrlme Stewardess Roz enthuslasuc dancer never mxsses Bandstand thmks Mr Soplco the nxcest teacher m chool busxed with Booster and Busmess Ed Clubs anrlme steward esss school foreseen xn her future Mary Kay Port College Prep Undeclded Head majorette par excel lence charmmg relaxed manner good example for future twxrlers Hovns favorlte pupil wxll use H J C as an and m fmdmg future occupatxon udy Lee Ratchford Gen Commercial Stenographer Oh boy' ardent roller skater cant stand teasing usually quxet mostly that xs blonde really member of Business Educatxon Club and Booster Club Richard Austm Powell Carpenter Shop Carpenter Daxly commuter from Umon Deposxt Smxle when you say thatlj famous cough Hershey Hugh swxmmer should tne m well wxth plans for the Navy 'NUM if W. George Henry Rey Prmt Shop Cook Culmary specxalxst Mxllxes handy wxth a slullet cuts quxte a caper on the dance floor Drum and Bugle Corps en thusxast lmmednate plans mclude the Navy me H . l . ' - . ' ' . ' , I U . . 1 . ' - . . ' l - - . . . . 5 ' l ' ' ' ' I A ' ' - 5 1 , A ' 'f ' g A e . if C ,Z A , ' I ,V 7 I 1, V A Xa J - ' J - ' ' J - 1 an - . ' ' . ' ' ' at H - Q! Y! ' ' KK 37 ' ' 7 ' . , . . . . . ' ' ' , , ' . . . a - ' ' ' s . . . ' ' , . . . ' . . . ' ' H , . ohn Harry Rhme Prlnt Shop Professlonal Baseball Forceful physxque prmtlng trade will lose hard worker to some lucky ball club plans ro fol low m the steps of hxs idol Ted W1lllamS also en joys huntmg Annetta Robertson Gen Commercxal Secretary Dlmples can al ways be seen wxth Sandy and Kay acnve mn Busmess Educatlon Club and Trl H1 Y dlsllkes COl'lCClI9d people llkes subs Pepsls roller skaung, and xce skat mg Richard Rhoads Academnc Undecxdecl Dlck apprecntes progresswe pazz :sts math as his favorlte down wxth Spanlshl science flctlon enthusmst clums hxs spare tlme ns spent read mg or gomg to movnes Emalene L Rodeffer College Prep Nursmg Better known as Emmy very actnve xn musxc or ganxzatxons usually seen w1th Mary has hopes of gettmg a B S 1n nursing Evelyn N Rxsser Gen Commercial Secretary rellable Boo ter Club and Trl H1 Y member has trouble makmg frlends wxth concented peo e usually seen ln a green Studebaker Floyd G Rlsser, Carpenter Shop Undecxded o frequently takes a clay off to sell a few hogs lnkes sports dmwmg and shop dlslnkes P O D c ass lxkes to be around gxr s WHEN UUTWARD BUUND WE B0lIJlY SAIL ames E Roe Carpenter Shop Carpenter Tall and lanky m halls from Grantvxlle vlcm 1 consxders the flrst day of deer season a legal hollday passes spare tlme tmkerxng with hrs car Kathryn L Roof College Prep Medxcal Secretary Ambmous, lntle Kathy pretty brown haxr and matchmg eyes loves plzza Booster Club sec lunches follows music world very closely x 2 N Q 4 x l ' 4 U . . . 4. ldv . . . 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I y I, '4 ' A 1 . retary .Q .l . pet peeve, late Q ' fli- V A ..., T, L, , Q V I ' 5, I itil' X Esther M Roush Gen Commercnal Telephone Operator Usually seen wxth Ethel Tet plays the ac corcllon well favonte food spaghern et peeve POD class joys muslc 1n her spare txme 5- Elame D Ruddle Gen Commerc1alUndec1ded Putt never seen wxthout Kay loves to eat enjoys most sports favorlte subject Eng lush lnterature ofhcxal member of the Derry Road Gang AND LEAVE THE FRIENDLY SHURE Robert H Savldge Plumbxng Shop Servxce Bo long wavy halr hardly ever found ln school plays a round of golf now and then does have one mterest a gxrl named Pat Lorna Mae Sayger Gen Commercxal Ofhce Worker ulet txmld Speedy Where are you gonng 1n such a hurry? joys a good book mem ber of the Business Educa uon Club anet Louise Rumon Academlc Teachmg pleasant and frxendly talces an mter est ln French and Spanlsh lxlces to read and sew plans to attend Hershey Carl F Schiller College Prep Medlcme FFICZ outstandlng on Honor Roll roster bas lcetball floor 'md tenrus court assocxate edltor of Choclatxer able pro moter of Exchange Club Donna J Rupp Gen Commerclal Ofhce Work Oh you re not rxght' Dxd I hear Donna? 12 3 s contrlbutlon to our chorus enjoys her lelsure hours exther swxmmmg or skatmg ay A Schreckengast Machxne Shop Machlnxst Should have stayed home today that s Schreclc speaking one of Mr Groffs ardent workers favorxte class study hall one of a pzur . . J . U H U H . . . Jan . . . ' ' - ' u s ' U M ,Y I 4 . . . . . . . . . , ' , , , I - ' 4 l H . . . ,.., ...en- JDC. - - - H . I . . J . ex bn I . . u - sy ' D Q L ' 1: V Q - - - U H - 1, y 1. U . . . , . . . , , . ,, . . . . . . ' .U . . . en- . . . ' ' ' , , , , . . . ' . . . - I , , , , ,frtf i ' . ' ' xg' V l -:. of r I , V JZ' ! .33 J , ,V r ,Q I , .n , - . ohn E Schreckengast Carpenter Shop Carpenter Campbelltown s o t h e r twin and addxtxon to our vocational school Schreck lllces to attend the races favors math class wlth Mr Hall 'Elle' 'na- f Q' Robert L Seltzer College Prep Musxc Educauon Talented musxclan and an excellent student hlgh steppmg drum major for three years accomplnshed with wood wmds student conductor of concert band able wrlter for Chocla ner staff William B Seaman College Prep Mechanlcal Engxneer 1 really boosts the spxrlt for Hershey espe cnally the football team finds slcatmg and wood work mg relaxxng has that certaxn somethlng xt takes for success Sylvia Anne Sha College Prep ursmg y jazz fanatnc wxld about Stan Kenton and Four Freshmen passes tlme swxmmmg and dancmg general nuxs ance to the great metropolls of Hershey Ronald D Seavers College Prep Automouve Engxneer Ron versatile and hard workmg president of the H1Y and Noon Ser vlce Club signal caller for the Trojans enjoys dancxng tenms and gxrls wnter of ablllty for the Choclatner ...al Carl H Selbert Carpenter Shop Carpenter Short and well bull: Sexbert loves to chase gxrls ln hrs hot Chevy huntmg fishlng and arch ery rate tops as hobbles LET NUT UUR HEARTS UF CUURAGE FAIL james H Shellhammer Academxc Smger Usually hummmg a lxttle tune m -. re quently seen wxth the trlbe o 12 Z member of the Dramatlcs Club en joys skating swlmmmg and dancing Ellxs C Shenk College Prep Engmeer met and studlous has a fnendly manner about hxm sport car enthusx ast clalms math as fav orlte subject plans to attend college for engmeer mg J . . . . . . . - - - nB'll1v I I - u 11 8 D . - M - n . H I QAK, K I N l K I -v:- H 7-: H ,jpg I A V .. Q , j, If , , if 2 g 2 P' A : r f X P9 X - ls? ff: f 3 s?C',f l lk S X :ffl lf . A Af XX 7 ily K V ll 'fi by 1 y C Q-:I - ' y . ' . ' ' S 1 . . . ' ' ' ' ' Q ' ' , , , ' ' . . . ' . . . Ji . . .lzf - ' Ronald Carl Shnfllett Mamtenance Shop Mechanical Draftsman Well strxp my gears and call me shxftless' that s Ronme loves those rough gym classes quxet at txmes mterestecl m emg a mechamcal drafts man Wxllxam Terry Sholley Prmt Shop Engmeermg Chxef always seen wxth Prxce and Rhme usually cheerful ushers at Sports Arena plans to attend Rochester Poly techmcal Insutute of Tech nology it R UNTIL THE VOYAGE IS 0ER Marc1a Jean Smclalr College Prep Nledxcal Secretary Marcy tall, slender, and very attractive flxrty eyes popular wxth every one lxkes plzza acts on nmpulses xs sure to be successful m whatever she undertakes. H ohn L Shomper Auto Body Shop Coast Guard Free wheelmg lad from Mxddletown Shomps prnde and Joy IS hrs fhotj Chevy future auto mechamc 'R wr. Edward Paul Slesser Wilma Ann Smiley Auto Body Shop College Prep Nursmg Body Repanrman Warm and fnendly always workmg actlve m church work on cars fellow happy go lucky favorxtes xnclude typmg and lnkes any kind of math pet peeve, stuck book, as long as xts about up people undoubtedly hot rods wnll be successful ln nurs mg Ray E Shrauder Nlamtenance Shop Mechanxc Crew cut, slightly mls chlevous never seen wxthout Cassel or Morrow can be ser1ous at txmes would luke to become an Arr Force Mechanxc Davxd R Smith Carpenter Shop Carpenter Smitty one of Mr Reed s drlxgent workers feature wrlter for the Choc lauer hkes to vnew ath letnc contests enjoys wood workmg and gxrls - u - yr l - ' QQ ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' - . yy H . u sr ' u - sy ' ' ' ' ' b ' ' - . ' ' I 5, K gg. y p :,. I' , A 0 l ,.'l WX - ra A S s 4 he Q r.,. 11 f A 7 I g .a:- R ,H 'l,, . K 5' ff? t ' , v 3 5 - v , J '94 ' Jeff' . ' ' . ' I! - 73 li Y! YlEd,l ' ' ' ' . . 7 ' ' . . . ' . C M Constance Smnth College Prep Teachmg Curly brown halr Conmes mam mterest lS cats enjoys hxlcmg and danclng plans to attend Mxllersvxlle State Teachers College Loulse M Snyder Sec Commercxal Prxvate Secretary Tootxe bowlrng and dancing enthusiast finds lxterature a puzzle enjoys eating przza takes part 1n mtramurals and school actlvxtles Well I 11 be darned' Dianne Kaye Snavely Academic Nursing Kaye attractxve, blonde hair and blue eyes dxsturbed by snobblsh people lxkes pajama parnes and subs act nv n Booster Club and Trl H1 Patsy C Sumpter Home Economxcs Undectded Pretty Pat fmds enjoyment m records and dancing dxsllkes P O D and English usually seen wxth Norma keeps Home Ec classes altve Mary Ann Snavely Gen Commerclal Ofhce Work Mary usually seen wxth Lucy ltlces lce skat mg and Cats faxthful member of the Busmess Ed mg hobbxes of leathercraft and sewtng Ann Knstm Snyder College Prep Nurse VIVSCIOUS Ann kept quxte busy as good humor glr lrvens the school day wxth laughter and chat er everyone s frlend tops the hst' WHEN UUTWARIJ BOUND WE B0lIllY SAIL Norma M Swartz Home Economxcs Housewxfe Punk generally as soclates wxth Pat finds no interest rn POD lxkes to dance one of Mr Sprtlers shop gurls LuAnn Swergard Gen Commerctal Secretary A gtft from Hoclcersvrlle enjoys dancmg act xve member of Tr1H1Y Booster Club, and Busmess Eclucatnon Club e mtely not a lxterature an Wi . ' ll 77 ' ' . . . U V 7 U A t - V 1. H . U U ' A ' - u ss ' - u 1 - . y 4 .Q U U . I - . - t ., ' D U . , - ' 2 i ucation Club . . . interest- . . . as for personality, she - . . I l lf ' F7 ' ff 75 lf 37 - ' ' A . ,, ,, . . , . . . u y H Nancy Eileen Swope Sec. Commercial Secretary Likes working at Arndt's Sub Base . . . favorite pas- time, chewing bubble gum . . . pleasing personality . . . can be seen talking to Josie ,y M ' ui .s-3. H 5 fi? 3' J' 'I- 'iiiff i Larry Tancredi College Prep. Undecided Broadcaster's active edi- tor-in-chief . . . handsome, genial, enthusiastic . . . keeps everyone ibut teach- ersl in stitches . . . pro- motes the power of the English language . . . pet peeve, the print shop! AND LEAVE THE FRIENDLY SHURE, Harry C. Wagner Gen. Commercial Operate Store Butch . . . one of the two boys in 12-7 . . . third in command in his father's grocery store . . . president of Business Education Club . . . has an aversion for study hall. . Q If K sg! t Ii X ' ga Martin L. Walters, Jr. Electric Shop Electrician One of Mr. Farver's jolt jockeys . . , enjoys hunting and fishing . . . is an expert at the pool tables . . . hails from Middletown . . . likes all his classes. Josephine S. Tyson Sec. Commercial Secretary Jon . . . short, smiling, and sweet . . . likes talking and eating . . . takes part in Business Education Club . . . dislikes English literature . . . can be seen with Lydia Weaver. janet L. Wampler College Prep. Social Worker Jan . . . enjoys talking and eating . . . loves popu- lar music . . .takes part in G.A.C,, Tri-Hi-Y and Booster Club . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . Penn State, here she comes. qi I fig v' Jonathan Vanderwall College Prep. Electronics Engineer JH . . . an avid enthusi- ast of photography and electronics . . . can add a new twist to any trig prob- lem . . . an amateur figure skater . . . has great poten- tial in engineering . . . can- did photo snapper for the Choclatier. Sandra K. Warfield College Prep. Teacher Sandy . . . short, sweet, sunny disposition . . . en- joys eating pizza . . . future teacher . . . likes to dance and watch movies . . . Span- ish class highlights her school day. 4 L Gloria M. Warner Sec. Commercial Secretary Glo . . . can be seen at most football and basket- ball games . . . likes danc- ing . . . a member of the Senior Class Council . . . doesn't like shorthand. Nancy E. Whipple College Prep. Teaching Friendly, likeable student . . . has come to us from Michigan . . . enjoys cook- ing, baking, and knitting . . . likes to travel . . . has seen thirty-five of the states. Anna Elizabeth Weaver Gen. Commercial Airline Stewardess Ann . . . has a special hello for the good look- ing males . . . talkative . . . likes most sports . . . ardent follower of the Twelve Seventy Club and Band- stand. Lydia B. Weaver Sec Commercial Secretary A big smile for everyone . . . favorite pastimes, danc- ing, skating, and boys . . . can be seen with Jo Tyson . . . dislikes English litera- ture . . . really can blush. Gloria J. Whitmer Sec. Commercial Med. or Legal Secretary Future includes office work . . . always ready to argue about politics . . . en- joys analyzing people . . . a faithful worker for the Choc- latier staff . . . interested in drama and the theater. Dean F. Weikel Voc. Machinist Machinist Freddie . . . comes to us from Union Deposit . . . small but mighty on the wrestling team . . . really enjoys machine operation . . . dislikes drafting. LET NUT UUR HEARTS 0F CUURAGE FAIL Jon R. Whittle College Prep. Undecided Jon . . . gets along well with both sexes . . . enjoys playing golf almost any- time . . . personality plus . . . no special hobbyg does a little of everything. Sandra L. Wine Gen. Commercial Secretary Sandy,' . . . enjoys dancing and skating . . . can be seen with Annetta Robertson . . . faithful Tri- Hi-Y and Booster Club member , . . dislikes English class. Gary E. Winters Carpenter Shop Marines Stormy', . . . hails from the Sand Hills , . . one of Mr, Reed's wood butchers . . . enjoys hunting and girls . . . gets around in his green Rambler. S if Larry Witmer College Prep. Marine Biologist Witty class historian . . . intelligent, academic, reli- able . . . his unusual hobby, tropical Fish . . . likes readin' and writin' but not 'rithme- tic . . . a mainstay of Choc- latier editorial staff. Richard Yingling College Prep. Engineering Terry . . . participant in cafeteria bull sessions... a reliable worker at the Acme . . . frequent visitor at Wilson College . . . a practical joker . . . always laughing. Ralph H. Zerbe Academic Navy Zerbe', . . . likes most sports . . . can be found ushering in the Sports Arena . . . food, a first love . . . plays baseball. UNTIL THE VUYAGE IS 0'ER. s..,,.lk Ethel Elaine Zimmerman Sec. Commercial Secretary Friendly, loquacious, per- sonable . . . dancing, eating pizza are her favorite ac- tivities . . . collects movie star pictures . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . pet peeve is English. H. van Dyke .,. X. Lucille Zimmerman Gen. Commercial Office Worker Lucy . . . likes dancing, popular music, and writing to pen pals . . . active mem- ber of Business Education Club . . . usually seen with Lorna and Mary. Best Student P t Good a -Glenn Brubaker Best Personality Patricia Gilman Mike Lauzon 'kv-' 'i' M Best Artist l 1 Marlene Dress er -Willis Clawser Best Looking Lois Caalow -JoAnn Carl -Nick English 6 Q if 2 'fir W' ' WM 5,--I Q. X Best Athlete Fern Brandt Barry Daniels cgvleaf of ee in -Robert Seltzer a ,av ffhfgw 'iv ii- Most Lnkely to Succeed Norma Miller Ted Blau' Most Versatxle Betty Jane Nye Lee Moyer xn- Best Musician Diane Bohner M, 1, In J 59' Best Dancer g -wx J Class Wit Louise Gibble -George Rey Kay Mann -Tony Bracale UJM- ffrzss' Agafzg af 7958 ds by Loss E1-ur Musfq by Lee M-17 I V h A 4 J L ff N A 5 1 o 1 I cs 1 F ' ' 2 s l I + + 1'-? 3 4-'-5-' EJ f?1ll41LJi'Ihi' ' ll rr Ln I f 9 4, Ll, 9, p , llglfhlfggn Fl I 'T I Q I ' f , f' f Q f- is-fl! g lf?-?fA'l4T,l 571 f,F'slLf'fY rx, ,. I ff, 4 , a I Si ,ilfbfl .ff 2s ,,,L,,f1,f,,uJ 6-. 4-' 5 -f--I-J , 9- 2 H 'FJ' Ll fain! .11 1 lv 1 ft 1 su ' f, 4 f- , I 'f' 'f ' -0- '17 -7' ggghglfii I ..., -6- Z ' I ,I I- . .! 4- 1 fgf? Q-TC fri' X ll 1 J 1 ,H 1 'Z I I 1 1 S' i 1 1 F P ' 'EQ' .m Q J Aboard every ship there must be some enter- tainment.'On this voyage a play was presented by the seniors. It was a true to life drama called Dinan Rod Pera once again proved his acting ability by bringing to life the part of Dino, a boy just out of reform school. The play, with its realism, held everyonels attention at each per- 'iw DINO Cast of Characters Dino Falcaro . Mr. Sheridan Shirley Wallace Jackie . . Miss Haines Danny . . . Steve . . Sylvia Della .. Pat ...., Bea . . Mr. Mandel , . Tony Falcaro . . Mrs. Falcaro Mr. Falcaro . . . . . . Mrs. Mikula First Young Girl Second Young Girl . , . . . . . Rod Pera .,.., Ted Blair janet Clemens Gloria Whitmer . , Stephanie Damore . . , . Bill Lutz . . Tony Bracale Rose Moraschi , Nancy Adams Jean Bashore Betty jane Nye . , , Eddie Paul , . Harold Paul Carol Anderson , . , George Rye , Kathy Roof . Edie Hershey . . Kay Mann formance. Under Miss I-Iajjar's capable direction, our own seniors brought New Yorlc's slum at- mosphere to life in Hershey High School. Harold Paul fit perfectly into the part of Tony,,, as did Janet Clemens into the part of Shirley.', This made everyone who saw the play feel they had seen something truly worth while. Encore. A-ug -ff Problems. 51- s 1 5,01 o 'Q .Mahan- 'nq..,- Careful deliberation. A moment of relaxation. Psychoanalysis does Wonders fda gale' Qzfiffzfkzs - l, ,J L...-.J FRUIT CAKE SALE CAPTAINS Back row fl.. to RJ: K. Mann, A. Weaver, M. Darlington, S. Warfield, J. Clemens, L. Caslow E. Hershey, D. Snavely, L. Etter, B. -I. Nye, M. Ebersole. Second row: Mr. Mandes, G. Cash J. Espenshade, N. DiNunzio, M. Luzon, H. Fink, H. Wagner, T. Sholley, Mr. Lewis First row: E. Risser, J. A. Clauser, Elaine Ruddle, Mildred Gingrich, E. Foreman, R. Kreider T. Lightner. Service with a smile! 'i 'W UU WU M a Concenlraling on the job al hand Whafs so funny, Marsha? All decked out. K h W fa pr '-9 q,,',,, p Mn, Preparation. Trig class. Our weary photographer CU. Twinkle-toes wx X20 My And now the sea, whxch has seen so many mysterles rolls back xts depths and we see a vxsxon of a future voyage one in a new all alumxnum super vessel As usual on a malden voyage, there IS much excxtement People are runnmg to and fro, and above the confusnon rlses the voxce of the televlsxon commentator Gerald Habecker, lntroducmg the celebrmes who w1ll be makmg thxs trxp to the Contnnent Here are those famous celebrxtles, ohn Rhine and ohn Prxce As you know, they were the mam reason for the Orloles recent World Serxes wm MOHSICUF acques Blanze, perfector of the process that made thls atomxc shlp possxble You remember that he was the youngest man ever to wm the Nobel Prlze ln physlcs gentlemen, are the members of the United States Goodwlll Orchestra, on then' way to a concert m France See, folks' Bob Seltzer, who some thmk wxll become the new conductor And the pxanxst MISS Dtane Bohner fresh from her suc cesses as a concert star Here on the other end of the musxcal scale we have the new pair of recording stars m Shellhamer and ean Buchanan Thexr new cordlng of OOglC Chooble Baby has just passed the mllllon sales mark I wonder nf we can xdentlfy some of the other personalltles commg on board Yes there s Stephanle Damore, star of the new verslon of the old movle Peyton Place Her recently announced engagement to Stone Settor was a surprlse to the whole natlon Here comes oAnn Carl, ChlCf fashnon model of the new hourglass fashxons Remember those polmcal cartoons that caused the downfall of the Garbage Dlsposal R1ng'7 Over there stands the man who drew them and drew hxmself rnght xnto the country s heart, Mr Wxllxs Clauser Look there' Yes 1ts the famous Rev Mlke Grubb gomg to Europe for a vacatlon He certainly deserves xt after that two year evangelnsm campaxgn According to the latest flgures he reached over twenty fxve mlllxon people And Rod Pera, and hxs secretary Glorna Whltmer You all remember how Rod stepped down from his Judgeshlp to serve as legal consultant for h1s old classmate Chef Hetsey 1n that pizza ple scandal Wlth Rods support the Chef Hexsey Frozen Pizza Pie Company won a two mllllon dollar award who else famous IS aboard Of course' Theres Carl Schlller founder of the shmmg new Elsen hower Cllmc for Research on Heart Dlsease Yes and here comes Senator Ted Blalr of Pennsyl vama Hts recent backxng of the federal Axd Program for School Constructlon has won hmm great fame, and m many quarters he IS belng considered as a candldate for the commg Presl dentlal electlon Rushing up the gang plank now IS the new natlonal head of the Glrl Scouts, Mary Darlmgton There s the shlp s whlstle The ship s ready to cast off now and We come back from our reverxe from starmg at the 1cy waves, and say farewell to those on shore heading out to sea ln the newest shxp of the fleet the H H S Choclatler ' - 1 9 ' 7 ' 9 . , , . i ' , . , n I I 7 U Y I I ' y . cr ' - -I ' - - - , . -I . , . . . , ,, . J . . . , . 9 5 . . . . . , . . . , Coming up the gang-plank now, ladies and Let's consult the passenger register to see - - 7 , . . . . , , , . . ,, . . . . 7 , . . , Ji . - J . ' re- ' ' . ' - . , . - . , . . . . ff ' ' ' QQ 7 ' 3 ' ' , ' ' ' 7 A 7, . , . . . . . , . , , . , . , 44 XM pf K UHDERCLHSSES iz kkmkkmxl ga X QQYYX x xg .59 f X ,U , X 9 EX Z X 5 my K Q X 'QU 2 1!X E W ., fix J W-,. -va ,J fi! Back row fl.. to RJ: E. Accorsi, J. Rippon, P. Lauzon, E. Swartz, E. Zim- merman, G. Hinebaugh, R. Brandt. Second row: A. Schofield, D. Schwartz D. Foltz, N. J. Barr, P. Bracale, R. Shaver, F. DiNunzio. Sealed: D. Bickle J. Bott, P.-Linderman, J. Kling. amz! fleas' num? The 300 members of the class of ,59 hold great potentialities for the future. The President of the Junior Class is Jim Bott. l-le is assisted in his duties by David Bilcle, the vice president, Pat Linderman, the secretaryg Jim Kling, the treasurerg and the members of the Class Council. The Juniors are well represented in the field of sports. We can boast of outstanding members in every school sport. The band, orchestra, and chorus can be proud of the many contributions from the class of '59. Our high school boys' quartet is composed entirely of Juniors. The Junior Class Play, Good Housekeeping, sporlighred the acting talent of several Juniors who promise an even better Senior Class Play next year. All these, plus the writers of the Broadcaster staff, the Brentwood Exchange Club ambassadors, the representatives in the Student Council, and the talented artists help to malce our class the great class it is. The Junior Class promises to be one of the best ever in Hershey High. 9 ! Giving the girls a break. Professor Garrett at work. Slaving over a hot test lube. zmzbfl iw UMZWK Standing fl.. to RJ: D. Bikle, vice-presidentg j. Kling, treasurer. Seated: 1. Bott, presidentg P. Linderman, secretary. 'aw 5' xv 'IL S Back row lL. to RJ: R. Linderman, P. Miller, G. Ponzoh G Warner F. Walters, W. Koch. Second row: J. Dennis, P. Gingrich D Seavers C. Strimble, Horst, Leonard. Sealed: Hess, B. Cash, J Price L Black tgahiamaxze fleas aillflflf The Sophomore Class constitutes but one of the fleet of ships of M. S. Hershey Jr.-Sr. High School. But our own ship is an important one in the Heet. As we sail along we are ably steered by our Captain, Jim Price. Second in command of our ship is Betsy Cash. The keeper of the Log and spoils is Joyce Hess. The rest of the crew staunchly supports the school activities. Our fourteen lifeboats are also well manned. In addition we send crew representatives to the Student Council, governing the fleet. The voyage was begun September third with a rousing send-off. Wonderfully represented on the football team, the Sophomore Ship also had crew members on the Cheering Squad. Of course, this voyage was not all for fun and the Honor Roll shows we realize this. To end the cruise we had a lovely Sophomore Prom full of fun and excitement. Throughout the year the Sophomore Ship fulfilled its obligations, supporting the activities of Hershey High, while upholding its ideals. Machinists. Amo . . . amas . . . amat! Dribble. Agdfidwdld his Uwbexls Standing: J. Hess secretar -treasurer. Sealed IL. lo RJ: B. president. v Y Cash, vice-presidentg J. Price xi ivy.: umm Hy! ffiazlus Ist Soprano: R. Alleman, B. Aungat, L. Basehore, R. Curry, M. Dehmey, J. Eby, M. J. Eckert, P. Evans, K. Geesey, D. Hallman, B. Hamden, D. Hartman, C. Herr, L. Holfer, C. Hunchberger, J. Ludtka, J. Shuey, N. Smith, D. Stoessel, L. Strait, M. Tighe, S. Tuck, B. Weber, C. Wilhite, J. Youtz. 2nd Soprano: B. Christ, E. Kegerize, L. Masimer, R. Rhoacls, F. Risser, J. Rumpf, J. Sauiley. Alto: S. Baugher, J. Beaner, D. Cassady, P. Deets, H. Diehl, N. Gilmore, L. Gish, N. Hein, M. Heiney, C. Huggins, S. Hundley, P. Keefer, B. King, S. Kline, F. Magrini, Miller, C. Parks, L. Phillipy, K. Stanslield, H. Stephen, S. Stoner. Tenor: R. Barnard, T. Bingaman, W. Bobb, G. Brinser, R. Brubaker, B. Bucher, J. Clouser, E. Done, K. Engle, Flickinger, B. Free, S. Hendricks, B. Hocker, G. Hollingsworth, H Home, R. Keefer, D. Koons, W. Koons, R. Leibfried, R. Luhis, G. Nye, B. Rodelfer, R. Shaffer, B. Smith, R. Smith, D. Strickler, B. Sweney. Bass: G. Aldinger, N. Blair, D. Bohner, D. Booser, T. Boyer, G. Brong, B. Cave, L. Gerberich, G. Grimm, J. Haldeman, S. Lightner, R. Lingle, P. Lucas, C. Martin, C. May, D. Miller, R. Miller, C. Sanborn, B. Shellenhamer, W. Spangler, C. Tshudy, T. Tyson, S. Wilt, G. Yocum. me C aqzzzme we zz fauna' Fourth row fl, to R1 C Brubaker K Naylor B Stoner L Roof M Robertson C Gamer E Duncan Bom gardner L Speraw S Tuck S Conover Thnrd row J Brxcker J Hoffer C Neldxg S Durborow C Gar rlson D Mlller E Masxmer D Neldlg C Crust Saye Second row N Macabee P Jacobs J Purcell J DeHart E Focht D Gramagnl, J Youtz F Daniels D Watson, B Myers, T Thorpe, Mrs Moyer, advisor Front row G Skinner, C Burke, S Rlssmlller, J Clouser, A Garrison, S Hundley, P Evans, G Lxght, E Deaven, S Hershey Back row fL to RI R Rhoads D Cassady, B Rodeffer W Cave K Fnsher W Murray J Mlner D Baum M Foreman T Graboskx R Susl Mr Byer Second row Mr Kmley G Holhngsworth R Schaeffer R Smith B Brown M I johnson G Krelser G Shuey W Smith L Peck E Cameron Furs! row R Smnth J Eckenroth L Wilson C Zerphey 1 Saye S Aumen M Munr R Kiefer M QM mf fb y nn' n 'LLAJX A Seiya 1 fi. Mx anus- N ' A ,M RY v. ' 'Icy f -f V ,'fbg??f -ypH5, Jung inns ll K 5 ' za Nm r- L - .iq Back row KL. to RJ: Mr. Eyler, Junior Varsity Coach, R. Schalfner, K. Deaven, V. Phalen, R. Keifer V R. Balmer, G. Yocum, S. Reese, K. Engle, H. Naylor, Kieffer. Kneeling: D. Koons, B. Gingrich, L. Peck R. Shellenhamer, D. Bohner, R. Lingle, R. Rath, Mr. M. Frank, D. Smith, H. Varon, manager, V. Timme Kamus, Varsity junior High Coach. Second row: E. R. Leibfried, A. Pera, R. Heisey, T. Linebaugh. Romano, R. Bricker, W. Cave, E. Cameron, T. Bingaman, ufzzbzl fgzzxflefrlfzl Tri-Hi-Y installation of new members. Spelling champs. lf' QQXNX gf X X HCTIVITIES XXMX f 5 will p 2 .Q X k 1 X t X gif fn L N 1 WJ Q Mm MW , f-Q, QN X si 23 , 4' f':.' 2 f w g . .. g W I .4 ,V+ .N 1 Second row fl. to Rl Standing R Newcomer K Fisher K Hershey, B. Shay, L. King, N Gibble D Striclrler First row A Garrison T Mandes P Deets, E. Schiller, T. Boyer, B Howard J Beaver B Christ Mr Maderia Seated B Curry R. Smith, P. Keefer, WING!! Cgfzfkfl! 611111117 We can well be proud of the fine job done by our Student Councils this year. The prime function of the Student Council is to promote better relations among the faculty, administration, and the student body. Doing its best to iron out difficulties, this organiza- tion has come far in the way of accomplishing this goal. The Student Council is led by a capable president, Lee Moyer. The other officers are: Pat Linclerman, vice-presidentg Barbara Gru- ber, secretaryg Terry Koons, treasurer. Mrs. Gallus is the faculty advisor. The Student Council does a great deal to help other organizations in the school. For this reason and because this organization is actually the voice of the students, the Stu- dent Council deserves our support. All in favor of having your picture taken signify . . . mv' .gembzl fy! Lgflldiiilf fauncvf Back row IL. to RJ: D. Wagner, K: Steinmetz, W. Rhen, C. Schiller, W. Seaman, L. Patrick Fourth row: P. Nye, J. Blaize, G. Miller, QI. Foreman, B. Bacallao, J. Smith, K. Balmer R. Southby. Third row: B. College, L. Zeller, M. Longeneclcer, A. Arnold, N. Lehman P. Heller, P. -Walters. Second row: B. Nye, P. Day, P. Gabriel, J. Hess, L. Ener, V. Ax C. Demhey, Mrs. Gallus, advisor. First row: B. Gruber, L. Moyer, T. Koons, P. Linder-man BAND MEMBERS B. Aungst, D. Bilrle, -I. Birnstiel W. Bobb, D. Bohner, A. Bosley J. Burd, B. Christ, B. Curry J. Engle, S. Essig, D. Fortna M. Frank, B. Free, P. Gabriel T. Garman, B. Geesey, K. Geesey B. Gingrich, P. Good, S. Good man, G. Grimm, D. Hallman C. Herr, D. Hershey, R. Hiler K. Hite, Hoke, l.. Hollinger E. Kalenevitch, N. King, N Kegerreis,.C. Kissinger, Kling A. Koons, K. Kreider, R. Lingle T. Longeneclcer, P. Lynch, R. Magriney, S. Matheny, M. Mc- Connell, S. Morris, D. Phillippy, B. Pierce, P. Reigle, R. Rissmiller, E. Rodeffer, D. Seavers, R. Seltzer, S. Smith, R. Shaver, A. Snyder, P. Snyder, C. Spangler, D. Stare, W. Sweney, M. Tighe, N. Whipple, Williard, Winters, G. Yocum. germ' Standing fl.. to RJ: A. Bickle, P Gingrich N. Wilson, Emerich, P. O'Neal R Teets L. Burns, C. Hagaman, P. Gilman Kneeling Mary Kay Porr, head majorette. 1 v JN' Cf' s A' . , Mary Kay Porr Head Majorette Lv IJ ,X I. f 2 :awww K' Featured in the musical entertainment spotlight of our ship is the Hershey High School band. In their flashy new uniforms, the band emerges directly from a most successful marching and concert season. Setting off the regular duties at football games was the enjoyable Clay spent at Penn State socializing and performing with numerous bands from schools throughout Pennsylvania. The concert season came to a thrilling climax with Raphael Mendez, one of the world's greatest trumpet players, appearing as guest soloist. Mr. Mendez not only won the respect of the band members by his artful techniques but also the respect of the entire community. The job of molding the abilities of many instru- mentalists into a well-integrated organization is performed by Mr. Paul G. Fisher, the band's outstanding director for the past seven years. Whether itls working out tricky maneuvers for the football field or skillfully interpreting musical scores, his efforts are always a major factor con- tributing to the success of the band. Assisting him with the many details of maintaining a band of high calibre are the four officers: Bob Seltzer, Dennis Phillippy, Brenda Pierce, and Jim Kling. Mr. Fisher and his girls. CHORUS MEMBERS E. Accorsi, C. Anderson, D. Bilrle, R. Blair D. Bohner, A. Bosley, Bott, R. Buck, R. Crider, S. Damore, F. DiNunzio, R. Donmoyer, j.,Edmonds, J. Engle, M. Engle, C. Fabian, J. Foreman, L. Foreman, D. Forma, R. Funk T. Garman, R. Garrett, B. Gearheart, E. Geyer P. Gilman, M. Gingrich, S. Grimm, K. Groff G. Habecker, R. Habig, C. Hagaman, Mi Heisey, F. Heller, J. Hertzler, D. Hiler, K. Hire A. Hoclrer, L. Hollinger, L. Hollinger, S. Holi linger, J. Horst, E. Kalenevitch, D. Kercher N. King, K. Kreider, N. Lehman, R. Lezenby R. Lingle, Long, L. Long, T. Longenecker W. Lutz, L. Maurer, M. McConnell, R. Miller S. Miller, R. Moraschi, S. Morris, F. Moyer L. Moyer, L. Nestter, D. Newcomer, B. Nye D. Phillippy, B. Pierce, M. Porr, R. Rissmiller E. Rodeffer, K. Roof, L. Ruddle, D. Rupp j. Schoclr, R. Seavers, R. Seltzer, R. Shaver S. Shay, T. Sholley, M. Sinclair, W. Smiley S. Smith, A. Snyder, K. Snyder, J. Sonder C. Spangler. D. Stare, J. Stauffer, R. Stoessel M. Swartz, H. Wagner, G. Warner, Whittle M. Williams, F. Wilt, C. Zell. 'wi For a setting of smooth strings rather than sound- ing brass, a few select members of the band join a finely developed string section for orchestral enter- tainment. This organization, which is steadily grow- ing in ability, has gained recognition from its concert tour made in northern Pennsylvania. It was the first adventure of this nature ever tried by the Hershey High School orchestra, and its success can certainly be assured by the experience and gratification in performing and interscholastic relationships gained by the members. This year Miss Jane Emel was directress of the orchestra. Many excellent performances were given, including concerts at the Junior and Senior class plays and the annual music festivals. The orchestra personnel consists of approximately forty-five mem- bers. 0 wiesffnz DANCE BAND Standing fl.. to RJ: J. Kling, T. Garman D Hershey R Hiler, L Moyer D Fortna D. Stare, D. Bohner, W. Sweney. Seated: J Birnsnel, T Longenecker, D Seavers, R Seltzer, C. Spangler, M. Frank. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS B. Aungst, S. Baugher, J. Beaver, A. Biltle, D. Bilxle, J. Birnstiel, D. Bohner, D. Buck, M. Buck, J. Burd, A. Constable, R. Crider, E. Engle, B. Fisher, J. Gabriel, B. Geesey, K. Geesey, C. Hagaman, A . Harkness, D. Henry, D. Hershey, R. Hiler, E. Kalenevitch L. King, C. Kissinger, L. Lange, N. Lehman, R. Lingle, M 1 McConnell, D. Miller, S. Morris, L. Nestler, D. Phillippy R. Rissmiller, E. Rodeffer, R. Seltzer, P. Snyder, P. Souder D. Stare, D. Strait, W. Sweney, M. Tighe, N. Whipple. if xr Practice makes perfect. A study in concentration. I 7 , 51 . v ? 1 5 . 'VV QQ M arg 5 3 M 5 --A. 4 Nl Lebanon Valley Glee Club concert Lady Kalenovitch. l ,....,,, Showboat. NH -.5 ,.,. E Accorsi D Baclcenstose D Bikle Bott L Brown R Brandt B Daniels D Fenster macher J Foreman G Habecker F Heller R Hoover Hummer L Hollinger C Gerlach P Lauzon C Lehman R Magrmey L Maurer L Mayer R Seavers B Shellen hammer R Stoessel R Shertzer L Vaughn H Wagner Seavers takes charge Mil Lgifllflcv The Noon Service Club once again this year is keeping order in the school Under the capable supervision of Mr McConnell, the club members perform their many tasks Keeping order in the cafeterias at lunchtime and supervising the doors before school are two of their many duties During February the members can also be seen selling cherries to raise money for the clubs annual trip. The officers of the club include: Ronald Seavers, presidentg James Bott, vice-presidentg and Barry Daniels, secretary-treasurer. L. Adams, D. Albert, B. Black, M. Black, R. Blocker, C. Bomboy, B. Brinser M. Carpenter, G. Ebersole, C. Fabian, E. Gamber, B. Gearhart, E. Geyer, A. Grey D. Hanshaw, S. I-Ioke, L. Hollinger, B. Knoll, T. Kurtz, N. Lehman, Leitzel E Q J S. Lingle, R. May, J. Miner, F. Moyer, K. Roof, R. Shaver, R. Snyder, M. Tesno I d y C. Zell, M. Zimmerman. 'X if Feel the need for a good book-or perhaps there is a report to 5 prepare? Then set your course for the school library. Once there, because of the efforts of the Library Assistants, you will notice everything moving smoothly, even though there are students con- stantly using the library, and many books are returned and taken out each day. Miss Ward is the director of this group which has lightened her work by taking charge of the duties at the permit desk and double checking to see that books have been properly checked out. fguszhess Cghlidlwil BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB OFFICERS Back row fl.. to RJ: L. Gibble, T. Lightnerg Adviser, Mr. Soplco. Second row: A. Hocker L. Caslow, G. Whitmer, C. Martin. Seated: H. Wagner, E. Ruddle. 1 Under the direction of Mr. Joseph Sopko, the Business Education Club makes its mark on the ship's calendar. Its meetings, which feature an annual Christmas party, films, and interesting speakers, are looked forward to by all its members. The club puts on a yearly show for the rest of its shipmates and makes trips to businesses in the Harris- burg area. Back row fL. to RJ: D. Roberts, W. Seaman, M. Grubb, G. Hinebaugh, H. Stauffer, L. Moyer, C. Schil- ler, G. Habeclcer, Fore- man, T. Longenecker, R. Pera. Second row: Miss Rokosz, V. Ax, L. Gibble, J. Clemens, S. Shay, M. Sinclair, M. Engle, P. Hum- mer, R. Brandt, D. Espen shade, J. Wampler, P. Lin derman. First row: Mr Shirk, M. Darlington, N Miller, L. Etter, R. Hoover, T. Blair, P. Gilman, E Geyer, P. Reigle, L. Black B. Gruber, Mr. Bomboy. Tea for the Brentwood exchange students mia, A-2 ,Af Cgfwfiafzge Wu! Working hard for each dollar toward their annual voyage the Exchange Club sponsored many fun-filled projects this year. Who among them will ever forget the mad rush to get all those cars washed, or the fun of planning the Hobo Hop that went over so well? But all their work was worth it. Their trip to Brentwood was packed with good times. Ir was, indeed, a bon voyage. Les Girls. xiii Playing cards behind that paper, Satch? , if Q, an-3 ' r Rock and roll? JQWQJW' Qzfzzikf Iran the Ternble HIY B Bacalleo D Backenstose D Blltle T Blalr J Bott B Brandt R Brandt L Brown J Byrnes B Daniels N D1Nunzlo B Dunbar Foreman K Groff Guyer I Hansen G Hlnebaugh D Hoerner B Hol lmgworth B Hoover J Hummer T Koons M Lauzon P. Lauzon W. Lutz J. Mxchalek S. Muller W. Morgan MEMBERS The H1 Y whxch IS the hlgh school branch of the Y M C A IS an organization whxch spends most of nts meetings dlSCUSS1I1g problems whxch concern the teen age boy Our H1 Y was enllghtened on problems of other COUHIFICS when Mr Shlrlc spoke on the problems of apan and acques Blaxze on those of France At Chrxstmas tnme thus organl zatlon helped wlth a local problem m buymg clothes for needy chllclren Ofhcers of the H1Y mclude Ronald Seavers president Robert Garrett vice pres1dent Robert Hoo ver secretary and Barry Daniels treasurer R Myer W Meyers D Newcomer, G Ponzoll D Pelhgrml S Reese J Rlppon W Seamen R Seavers R Shaner R Smclaxr K Snyder R Southby H Stauffer J Stauffer R Stoessel R Stones E Swartz J Warfield, G Warner P Weatherby J Whittle sfo ., 4 S A 4. 4 TRI HI Y SENIORS Carl K Carmany J Clemens A Clouser J Copenhaver M Darlington M Day C Dehmey M Dressler N Eberly S Freet M Glngrnch I Gush G Gordon M Hawk E Hershey A Hocker I Hoffer B Hoffman J Kemble K Koser J Moses S Newcomer K Roof S Shay M Snyder L Swelgard J Wampler G Warner A Weaver G Whxtmer S Wme E Zimmerman I Zimmerman President Nye takes the roslrum Q:- JH? The Trl H1 Y 1S the gxrls Chrls txan organlzatlon whlch strlves to 1nst1ll the highest prmclples of hon esty and leaclershlp m 1ts members Throughout the school year the Trl H1 Y undertakes many projects The two outstandmg projects thxs year were the sale of school jackets and the purchase of a new Hag for the band front To cl1max the year the annual dance was held m May The work of thls orgamzatzon could not be carrxecl on wlthout the able guxdance of nts aclv1sor, Mrs Necla Thelrwechter and the leader shlp of the followmg ofhcers Betty ane Nye preslclent Norma D1Blas1o vxce presldent anet Clemens secre tary Mary Hawk treasurer and Marylm Zlmmerman, chaplam EDITORS Standmg KL to RJ M K Porr C Hagaman W Lutz M Darlington M Smclaxr E Rlsser S Shay C Anderson G Whltmer L Lange L Etter D Blkle S Warfield Seated B Pierce L Black B Hollmgsworth L Tancredl S Blerstem M Black ffgxlmzzfmxfefl REPORTERS AND TYPISTS Third row fl, to RJ E M Lenlg W Sweney F Elmx Miller J Martln Llghtner J Carl Second row A Weaver G Brandt K Carmany P Lexbfrxed J Clemens F Magrlney F Brandt First row B Nye J Tyson L Weaver L Sturm P Gabriel V Wxlhxte T Mandes M Longenecker . .. . . , . , . , . , , y . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - ' 1 - 9 - 9 - , . , . . ! ' S ' 9 J. , . , T. , . . : . , . , ' a - s . , . , . a - 1 - 1 . , . , . , . , . BROADCASTER Editor Tancredx Edxtor sn chxe Larry Tancredn News Edxtor Mary Black Feature Edxtor Susan Bxerstexn Sports Edxtor Davld Blkle Assistant Sports Editor Brenda Plerce Exchange Editor Lmda Black Art Editor Patrlcla Deets Photography Edxtor Danny Backenstose Reporters Carol Anderson Glenn Brandt Mary Darlington Francis Elma, Mandy Longenecker Frances Magrmey Teddy Mandes Mary Kay Porr Sylvia Shay Marcia Smclalr Lydla Sturm Sandy War field Vxrgxnla Wllhlte, Gloria Whlnner Audrey Hocker Pat Gabriel Howard Stauffer Typlsts JoAnn Carl Kathleen Carmany Janet Clemens Mary Grace Day Janet Martin Hard at work' Ever wonder about the source of the mformatxon m our Broadcaster? Glance at the shots on thns page and youll see classmates who have devoted time and energy to producmg an mformatnve newspaper The staff, advised by Mr Chestnut meets every Monday Although few ln number, each edltxon contams a wxde variety of articles on our sports, group and mdlvldual actlvntxes, lughlxghts on some of l lershey's former standouts, and other mlscellaneous ltems .4 . .. fm ......... . . .. , , 9 1 9 a 9 1 7 1 ' 1 1 1 9 :iq . ' A ' 9 1 3 5 9 1 . . , . , . N. Adams, C. Anderson, A. Arnold, S. Bierstein, B. Brinser, D. Buskey, S. Corsetti, W. Clawser, S. Damore, N. DiBlasio, F. DiNunzio, C. Dusman, J. Ebersole, L. Eshleman, L. Etter, B. Feidt, M. Fink, L. Fratti, B. Gearhart, R. Gelbaugh, M. Gingrich, B. Gruber, A. Harkins, J. Hess, B. Herrick, G. Hine- zlamzmbs The Dramatics Club, under the su- pervision of Miss Hajjar, meets the first and third Tuesday of each month, The purpose of this organization is to develop the talents for drama in the students. Each year this group presents a play in one of the assembly periods. The officers for this organization are: Gloria Whitmer, president, Ronald Gelbaugh, vice-presi- dent, Barbara Gruber, secretaryg and Gary Hinebaugh, treasurer. baugh, J. Hoffer, L. Hoover, D. Flowers, R. Ionni C. Kautz, D. Kaylor, L. King, B. Koons, J. Kopenhaver M. Kreiser, K. Mann, R. Moraschi, G. Moore, M. Musser P. Reigle, E. Risser, N. Risser, K. Roof, Shellhammer S. Shertzer, L. Strum, G. Whitmer, N. Wilson, G Witmer, M. Zimmerman. Trying out for the play. Must be Tuesday morning' SKETCH CLUB 5f4eff,4 UM Do you like to sketch? If your answer IS 1n the negatlve room two at 8 20 on Tues d1ys just xsn t the place for you Why? Because as Mr Tylclen says All we do lS sketch sketch sketch No assxgn ments are glven there ns no requxred work We just sketch for the love of lt and no one IS here who cloesn t want to be The members of the Sketch Club are all glad when sprmg arr1ves each year Then they gather thenr tablets and penclls walk through the country and sketch to thexr hearts content W Ames G Beers J Clemens M Dressler J Hem L Kartrlght P Lmderman K Lytle C Mater D Nedwlck J Peck D Romualdl E Ruhl P Scheetz W Shoal, R Snyder A Weaver P Weidman +411 xv? 7 Z ' - - a 1 . fl ' - 1 ' . . 9 1 ' ' - Q Q 1 1 v 1 sy a . .seM,vf'f L K I , fr ,4 A , - 1 - s - 1 - 1 - s - 1 - 1 ' v . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . V . S K 5 E - W H . , ' 1 . -V ' ' A 'Vw 1 ,5 , L kk , A I A'-e 0- , 1 . A ' X - 4? 4' a .-. , X. X K W A K' K 2 Q i f iglfff W Hack w fL lo R2 Props! G Shuey K Deaven G Webb R Ebersole H Wise R Alleman D Prelst Tlnrd row A Hoffman R Halsey Shepherd W Bates ,I Chlffo G udy Messick M Seaman Sf-fond row W Lennlngcr Blvens K Matter A Brajkovlch G Fureman L Brandt J Shaub First row Mr Dugan G Brandt G Eshelman D Alwnne R Espenshade W Dove Gesseman K Krenser av Nha 'R ay Lgcamfs' Second row KL to RJ W Krelser, B Lnght Mr Kuhn First row C Kmg S Masharme R Nexdng, G Fmsterbush Mxssmg rom the plc ture H Varon, J Krelser Xa? AQSQKNNN S fri HTHLETICS V F 'iwxm ii' 5 1 ,X X f ,J ,aj Y I4 N i x ,, ,M O! if K Qu X, fi HERSHEY Bull s boys One more wouldnt hurt' Every shlp needs some form of phys1cal act1v1ty On the H H S Choclatler we provide th1s act1v1ty through a full sports schedule Sports are carried on all year round both tnterscho lasttcally competing wlth other sh1ps and mtra murally competmg wlth others on our own ship Both male and female passengers partlclpate We are very proud of our sports at Hershey Hlgh On the following pages we wlll show you our year 1n sports not only the teams themselves but also the organlzatlons behmd the teams A shxp must have many acttvltxes and organtzatlons to keep tt runntng smoothly We feel that sports ln Hershey Hxgh Schol play an 1mportant part 1n keeping the I-I. H. S. Choclatiern on course. Lucky No. 13. 'S-W' a Wm as xv. ,Ami Hold that pose' S1 x-sim Sv V4-hw' Ready, asm, re' haw' fjzc-glam was djs M Wa New mv? wiv aff Q21 , my 1 'I an WW? ww School spin! hu ' 1 v 5 MWA 5 X , Q A A . K J 7 . A 5: 4fA:, ,v, I ggi, ... s .., I L A A A W x 5 .F V : - s , ' ' ' . H' ' ,. 9, . ,A ..4- v. 1 ' , i c fr A A, f Q Q 5 ' 3. A, f :ZA ' ' A A 5 ,V X W A V U , . 'X mm g :lk F7 'X ' . A -,, 7 '4 Eff , X kk 4 V 9,5 f ly., ' , ,,, A A 4' he fl A-ru Q 'W 1 .L ,, . A, ix A M 4 9' . .- W , 7 ' ' L M5000 fffexaczallafz Probably the most xmportant organlzatlon ln school as far as sports are concerned lS the Athletlc Assocxatxon In keeplng wlth the nautlcal theme for 1958 we may say that thxs organxzatlon could be considered a tug A tug ns a powerful vessel used to QSSISI larger shnps Most certainly the A A assists Hershey High in dlrectlng ath letlc events Steering the Athleuc Assocxauon IS the Athletlc Council which consists of Mr Lange all coaches and faculty teachlng physxcal educatxon Under thelr capable leadershlp tlus active organxzatxon provxdes for all team umforms and equxpment manages the tlcket sales and plans the varxous sports schedules Hats off to the A A for another successful year' 'H'-11 1-79sC,,, 8q34hoN B 'vcr 'IIUMILQ-'2E.lLs'QA '04 ,I BL' 'Ubin N fin Standmg fL to Rl Mr Bama Mr Eyler Mr Kamus Mr Beck Mr Hanshue Seated Mr Wallace Miss Snyder Mrs Shaeffer Mr Brxttam Mr Young Mr Kurtz Mr Hovxs O I I . . . . , l 7s e . . ' A c ,Gi . A l . .... H QOL . ' I A - ' X Mb . , v ,M 11 . . ' . ' . ' , Q . 'I 0 . . . . . . w o un' N Q' A l A ee v X K, Q W 4 I tev AAA of 2 V ' Q., A nf j M- ! :Lg L, . F . ' , 5 s , .V F F may The members of the Varsity H, advised by Mr. Brit- tain, are a proud group of athletes, for they wear the Big HQ, the symbol that signifies that they have competed in varsity competition and have earned their letters playing in one or more of our school's varsity sports. The letter means more to them than just a piece of cloth. It repre- sents the hours of hard practice that are needed to keep an athlete in top condition and able to perform to the best of his ability Congratulations to the Men of Hershey for they have successfully kept our ship of sports afloat during this school year Back 1-mv KL to R I P Lauzou, P Miller, D Brown, W Faust J Price, Kemble R Wenrxch Thzrd row B Daniels T Bracale, G Waybrxght Moyer M Williams, G Wamer C Schiller Second row H Baum Rhine, J RIPPOH B Seaman I Engle, B Myers, G Cash First row Dunbar, D Bonawxtz, M Hendricks, R Seavers, P Lauzon, I Price Bon Q5 V15 2 Q6 mn? 5 iw? fwfr Q A? bmi ' if 73 I 1 ni L I . . : . . . . , . K. V , . . : . , , ' , , L' 9 - - , . . I . , J- . ,, . , . . . . : l y y B . , -. . . . . . . . , J- - t I R VE . V I .W xi ' I ' ' if if , H1 . s Q Q I A ' ii. r .mn 5 . A -:Y V A W I K gf K I I i , , r v N A V, A N we .V f A . C3 it . N- 'Lf i , i . 7' .aj - 'T fc.: . ' t 1-.J . Q N, ' , , Ji,-pear ff? fgaasw 6751! Standing YL. to RJ: Mrs. Shaelfer, advisory Wampler Seated: K. Roof, Hoffer, P. Heller. By far one of the most outstanding organizations in Hershey High is the Girls' Booster Club. Under the capable hands of president, Jean Hofferg vice-president, Susie I-lellerg secretary, Kathy Roofg treasurer, Janet Wampler, and advisor Mrs. Shaeffer, the Booster Club has had another successful year. Sponsoring buses for away games, planning pep rallies, and financing athletic equipment are but a few of the benefits the Booster Club malces possible for the student body. Long remembered is the annual dance, which is one of the biggest events on the Hershey High social calendar. Wlmfs up? Syl keeps the records Turkey Trotters retxre at last? Want to buy a soft pretzel or a candy bar? a famlllar phrase to any G A C member because sellxng candy and pretzels at home basketball games IS IIS blggest fund I'31SlIlg project Composed of Hve members from each class thls act1ve organlzatxons objectxve IS to create a better xnterest rn gurls sports l'-lxghlxght of the season IS the Turkey Trot floor show whxch IS presented at the tradrtlonal Thanks gxvmg dance Mrs Shaeffer 15 the G A C advlsor Offxcers Pat Gilman president Barbara Gruber vice presl dent Lmda Black, secretary and Lucy Hollmger treasurer Back row fL to Rl L Black D Seavers P Gmgrlch N Kung L Burns G Wntmer Second row Mrs Shaeffer P Day L Black P Good B Cash B Gruber First row L Hollmger P Gilman Wampler K Mann sl 0 I 0 If ,Y 5 . . . , . . . A - - v , . a S , ' ' 1 Q , . .: . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . ,j. , . . 2 n 7? - ., V Tvs 1 v- , '1 37 .. e Q y .. K , , - . xl C 1 f A' X L f t 'N -A A . X ' , 5 . ' 1 . .4 1 X S Qfvafrfeff FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1957 Hershey Vxsxtors Mllton Hershey Palmyra Waynesboro Carlisle Hanover Chambersburg Hummelstown Mechanlcsburg Middletown Fifth row fl. lo R? G Good H Stauffer J Lonergan R Ensmger G Warner, K Snyder G Schelly R Laudermllch K Kung Mr Eyler Asst J V Coach Fourth row R Shaver J Ebersole J Warfield M Wllllams B Hahn J Buclt Santerelll B Koons J Rnppon P Lauzon G Ponzoll S Wlllxams D Pellegrmx Mr Dowmn V Coach Third row A Romauldl G Carmnchle D Tolson, Swartz R Gesford L Thorpe Weaver C Hertzler R Smclalr J Knox Hertzler K Balmer Mr Banta Asst Coach Second row J Price G Vuxta Rhodes B Charles L Nestler Bott R Wenrxch C Stme L Hollinger Flsher G Farver W Myers S Musser First row K Kemble C Cam Seavers D Brown G Cash B Daniels J Hertzler D Baumbach B Seaman Moyer S Muller R Park Mgr G Brandt Mgr Mr Kamus, Coach A., . .A ff' E69 . x 'f -an Q -Aww. -we 'ilk S-fins tgp 1 JOHN HERTZLER RONALD SEAVERS BILL SEAMAN guard fullback co captam quarterback QN- Y' tl GEORGE CASH guard I02 J' Its not all ,glory The Rxpper rips JIM RIPPON halfback PAT LAUZON end QQ M ar-9 ff An QS an! V 7 Y , , . N. - . J 51 . y - , il L . I 4 . 4 I , - an LA . A A .a TQ' ' W K I W A 'Vi K, f 'fk, 3. 'k n . K pk, 7 ,M ':-L .KV V: A F .YQ si 4 2 ty 5' 1 any ' ' . if .W f 1 . . If Q l Q, W j . Q . Y Y Y g V, , 'M' , 3 'gf .wr - ,gn Lx. 7 fo- LEE MOYER, end at 3F 'L Q , 4 if li i J v DAVE BROWN, tackle BARRY DANIELS, halfbaclz co caplam Qflcyfzfz Mgilgik On August 19 seventy seven boys reported to the grldlron where head coach Frank Kamus and asslstant coach Sterling Banta put them through Lhelr drxlls and exercxses lh preparatxon for the oncomlng foot ball season The grxdders spent many long hard hours practxcmg but w1th all the bumps and bruxses they received they never lost thelr wxll and determmatnon to w1n They were a hungry team they were always eager for a vxctory The team had a commendable record of 5 wms 4 losses but even this vlctorlous season does not show the true strength and ablllty of thls squad The total margin of pomts m the four games lost was only 16 Two of these games were lost by a one point deficit Senior lettermen on this years squad were Dave Brown George Cash Barry Danlels ohn Hertzler Lee Moyer Blll Seaman, and Ronme Seavers JXZVZ' Put a handle on xt' W fm? RONNIE WENRICH JAY EBERSOLE guard cengef KARL KEMBLE tackle Wgbgfwl if ' as 91' uhm- , ' . PP o 99 . . 1 ' 1 - , S 3 - S , S . . , ' s 7 7 J 7 7 . A X6 4, ,' , 1,51 Q' if ' X yy ef V , ' XA V, Ll' il! f' f . ' , ' ' ' V - , ,' if t f ,I v ,Avia V ff , I J' ef if f V L , X ' 1 K7 I 1 ki, , me 1 ' gr if ,,f, ,X -. an gk gg. 'wr' W Ll A .34 11 ws w rw ri 0-. V sw Y Q! 'in' if 42 'W Q V 7 Q 2 .1 4 '4 I Q 1' 43 if I A EN GROFF N x 4 1 wif x Early November ushers 1n not only wmter but the begmnmg of basketball practzce This years team coached by John Hanshue showed that they would not gxve up when the gomg be throughout the season the boys contmually bounced baclx to dxsplay outstandmg perform ances Senior co captains Carl Schlller ancl Lee Moyer paced the Trojans ln both scoring and rebounclmg Versatile sophomore m Prlce turned IH a stellar performance ln both offense and defense The day the earth stood still K Balmer manager J Rnppon J Hummer T Blair Prxce D Forma C Schiller L Moyer K Graff Center Mr Hanshue coach fgasieffaff Schxller ga, .1 free one . , 5 . ' , . , . ' , s . . . . ' ' f ' 7 7 3 came rough. Hamperecl by numerous injuries 7 NL: ix JP W asieflaff It rs from the JV ranks that the posmons of graduatmg Varsity players are fxlled Thrs year, Coach Joe Wallace took a group of green, mexpernenced boys and molded them xnto a team that proved they were not gomg to be an easy push over Replacmg experience w1th grxm de termmatron, the Jumor Varsxty surprxsed many brgger and more powerful teams wrth xts abrlrty to play ball Constant prac tlce on the Mllton Hershey floor proved xts effectrveness as the season progressed Wlth a loss of all but three of the Varsxty boys next year, the JV 's hard work thls year wlll result ln bugger drvldends as they become the Varsity of next year IL to RJ Horst D Jacoby S Banta G Hme baugh G Warner S Muller B Smclaxr ,I Klmg Kneeling Coach Mr Wallace Shoo! xt Peanut sgtggs wrgvyafr . lf 1' l sg 1,1 l X ff' e 0 4 . V Q I s ' . , I. Z.. ,'. ' I I Say Uncle. ' Wllesfflkzg This year's wrestling team was one which swelled Hershey Highys students with pride. Under the guidance of their new coach, Mr. Kurtz, they lived up to our school's rating as one of the top wrestling powers in this region. Although they lacked experience, they made up for it in spirit. The will and determi- nation of this squad was evidenced by its commendable record. The team included the following seniors: John Hertzler, lVlarlin Koser, Richard Eckert, and Ronald Gelbaugh - all of these boys doing an excellent job. The underclassmen on the team who showed great promise and potential were: George Dice, Karl Kemble, John Laudermilch, John Lonergan, Donald Shifllet, John Weaver, and Mike Williams. Back row fl.. to RJ: D. Shifflet, J. Weaver, F. Brightbill, M. Koser, M. Williams, G. Ellinger, R. Eckert, J. Ebersole, j. Hex-tzler, K. Kembleg coach, Mr. Kurtz. Second row: G. Brandt, Mgr.g E. Van Hyden, K. Rickenbaugh, G. Ebersole, L. Lingle, G. Dice, W. Clawser, R. Pancake, J. Warfield, P. Weatherby, Mgr. First row: J. Bartell, Lonergan. s. win, R. Hanshue, D. Gabriel, J. sm 6 iv Pa H 5 igsarf '51 DDQ' DI? V5 STUN5 x F LNG W, .. Vwt. ddmwe stilSlslSISI'bISlSlSI5lSISIS'J' QAERENMRERHRMMAMRENENZRARA SJ S-Q 'isis nw-.LM OTE? Din Qin' B-gig '-Hn ESF V5 ?'9 Saul :ul-Pfgv mn 3-Elm 55137: 'I QJ 0 Eg-1-77 IC Tag, 25- he-UQ 5 w Ur- Www gi gggg SE UQ- :HZ :or-'S' -.1 E 35' :gn Tag-4 Ugg EUS 2 aim ri? :svn v-offs 5'- FUD 5. 295 'Q' --aux Quinlan '3,yd-v1 3a' 6 Lgwlfflffllil Edmonds rom the Black Lagoon y Hershey Hlgh s aqua men splashed to a very successful season m the DISIFICI 3 Conference Under the supervxslon of Coach Charles Downm the boys turned m an outstandmg performance over very tough competltxon Constant practice proved xts worth as the Trojan mermen worked to improve thenr speed and form Mike Lauzon semor four letter man, led the team 1n both dxvmg and freestyle swxmmmg Other seniors con trxbutmg to the team's success were Jon Edmonds, back stroke, and Donald Baumbach, freestyle Unclerclassmen played a very nmportant role ln thus year's team Turning m topnotch perform ances were Dmo Pellegrml, Pat Lauzon, Bob San terelll, Don Fenstermacher, B111 Dunbar, Blll Meyers, and Louis Zaccagmm Congratulations to Coach Downm and the team for a job well done 'il 1 . 1 ' . - H audit, 5 4 f' ' Z - X , ' fa . 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Besides Daniels, Price, and Rhine, other seniors who saw action were Dave Brown, Lawrence Brown, Terry Koons, and Bill Seaman. Three very talented under- classmen on the team were jim Bott, Wayne Faust, and Jim Price. ,Last year the Trojans had a nearly perfect season in winning the Central Penn Conference Championship, likewise, this year the Hershey nine played like champions and came up with another victorious season. Gwmg the others a head star! Jim? Coached by Charles Dowmn and oe Wal lace the fleet footed Trojans proved to be ex tremely tough competltxon ln the South Penn Conference The many promlsmg prospects re turnmg thls year enabled the coaches to form a very successful team Senior sprinter tm Engle blazed hls way m the 100 and 220 yard dashes Barry Hollxngsworth commanded the quarter mlle whlle Mxke Hendrlcks piloted the dxstance runs Much pralse can be gxven to the numerous under classmen who contributed greatly to makmg thls year s track team one that Hershey can remember wnth great prlde .DJ- 507 This year's golf team is one of the best that Hershey High has ever had. Led by seniors Danny Bonawitz and Tony Bracale, the team has certainly lived up to last year's fine record of eleven wins and one loss. Coach John Beck is looking forward to many more successful seasons because of. the large number of underclassmen on the team, including Dino Pellegrini, Bill Dunbar, and Larry Wise. , . ' Q Second row KL. to RJ: R. Garrett, D Bonawitz, D. Pelegrini, L. Wise, J Hummer, G. Nye, Mr. Beck, coach First row: E. Accorsi, D. Hershey, G Yocum, C. Tancredi, ji. Horst, L Eisenhauer. ....-so-v--N K kai' N, Eagle-eye Bonawitz gm: 5 ,74Qw!ey ThlS year marks the second season for mterscholastxc hockey at H H S Because of the actxve partlcxpatxon and keen interest, xt w1ll remain a permanent part of the athletlc program In playmg other schools of thls area, the 1957 58 team had one wm, one txe, and three losses They competed wlth Susquehanna, Central Dauphm Mechanxcsburg, and played two games with Annvllle Semor team members mclude Fern Brandt Bonme Gearhart, Nancy Adams, Donna Buskey Darlene Goodlmg Sarah Morrls, and Sara Newcomer Two underclass men who deserve specxal mentlon are team captam, Pat Brocale, a junlor, and Betsy Cash, a sophomore N Blessmg J Blmco P Bracale Captain, F Brandt, D Buskey B Cash C Espenshade L Etter D Flowers B Gearhart D Goodllng R Grunder, J Kegerrels R Lex S Morris S Newcomer Nornhold -I Shock M Swartz I Zxmmerman M Zimmerman Mrs Shaeffer Where s I ,wWQn. ,..an-vw-W NQKW' 'B' wang Ll Ks..- if To develop skull and coordmatnon to teach good sportsmanshlp and to help the gurls prepare for life these are the alms of our gxrls athletlc program The mtramural games conducted under the supervlslon of Mrs Shaeffer begm lh the early fall wxth hockey The sound of hockey sticks meeting fllls the au- on the athletlc held behmd H H S Thxs sound contmues untll November The 1957 '58 volleyball team had a short season because of the Hu epxdemlc whnch hlt Hershey during the mxddle of volleyball season Etghr teams were formed mcludmg Naomi Blessmg s Trxcky Trojans whlch was thns year s wmnmg team Basketball lS next on our schedule Shouts of Guard her' and Shoot' are deafening for the gnrls really play hard at thls game Warm weather brmgs baseball and so last fall s hockey held now becomes a baseball dxamond H H S fmlshes its athletlc program wxth inter scholastlc tennxs The 1957 tennis schedule xncluded competxtlon wlth Annvllle, Harrxsburg Catholxc, and Susquehanna schools The team had four wms and two losses At the close of the school year, orange and blue H's', are awarded to those girls who have dxsplayed outstandmg performance ln the one or more sports Whats so unny Lucy gwls' eghaflffs' 4 if fr t' sfwffzillf lqkl 'l 'N 'T ' ' f , F . 9 V 7 ' 1 'wav ' I l I .V 4-':.W:g,.- I . . . . ., ,, . , ,, 1 6 ' ., 1 7 I ' . 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We the class of mneteen hundred and fifty elght declarlng that after twelve years of sa1l1ng over rough seas we are of sound mlnd and body record the followmg 1 We wlll Larry Tancredl s genxus for gettlng xnto trouble to Lydla Sturm 2 ohn Hertzler s fan club we wlll to Mxke Wlllxams 3 To future French students we wlll acques Blalze to take the drudgery out of French composmons To the faculty we leave a copy of THE ORGANIZATION MAN Mary Kay Porr leaves her trlg ability to Patty Day We leave Duane Bohner s talent at the pnano to Ruth Lxngle We wlll onathan Vanderwall s photography skllls to Danny Backenstose To Francis Elmn we w1ll Mlke Gabrxel s concern over homework asslgnments To Winter gym classes we leave a heated causeway between the school and the Community Club 10 Lee Moyer and Carl Schxller wlll thelr basketball abxlxty to Wayne Faust and 1m Rlppon 11 To future seniors we leave left over fruit cakes and unsold class play txckets 12 We wlll opportunmes expresslons and chances to split haxrs future trxg classes 13 To all those wlth huge appetltes we wlll a longer lunch perlod 14 We will to all underclassmen several unscheduled vacations bomb scares snow and hurrlcane warnlngs Gerald Habecker s skatmg skill we wlll to Pat Keefer We wlll a new box of Tmker Toys to Mr Hovxs To Mlss Rokosz we wlll a year s supply of custard ples To Mlss Bartels we w1ll an efficient Choclatler staff To all teachers we wxll students with the rlght attltude And finally we leave our entlre shxp for those who remam to smk or sall accordmg to thexr best wxshes Sxgned and sealed thls first day of May nineteen hundred and fifty elght and wxtnessed by ames Engle Larry Wltmer Carl Schiller onathan Vanderwall L Dlane Bohner Rod Pera I . 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RAYMOND SHENK, INSURANCE, N. P George Albert 1' I' I' I' W Allen and Mrs and Mrs John E Alwme Clarence Arnold and Mrs Ramon Bacallao T C Backenstose DDS H Banlcer Mlss Betty V Barrels Phllxp Behney 1' 1' I' I' 1' I' r Mrs r Mr Alfred Bodenhorn and Mrs George T Bohner and Mrs Isaxah Bomboy and Mrs ared Darlmgton and Mrs Alex DeStefano and Mrs Marlln Dlssmger and Mrs Wxlllam Dressler and Mrs Rufus K Eby and Mrs M F Eclc Elwood s Sunoco Mr and Mrs Emory Hollmger Mr and Mrs Claude Espenshade Dr and Mrs Louls G Fetterman E Carl Foreman Mary Jane Foreman Dr L B Feruccx Mr and Mrs George M Gmgrxch E L Groff Miss Grace Hershberger Mr and Mrs Ray Hershey 86 Daughters 1' Paul A Grubb Mrs Ella Hanford Mr Eugene Herr Hershey Memorlal Post 3502 Veterans of Forelgn Wars Howard Hoerner Mr and Mrs Herman P Hoover Mr and Mrs Warren Hoover Mr and Mrs Roy Hovls Ken and Ann Dr and Mrs R L Kmch man Xlldfldl? 1' I' and Mrs Harrls Klssxnger and Mrs George W Kunlcle and Mrs Clair Landxs E H Lerner Michael Lewlnslcx Mr and Mrs Dan1elE Lewis Mr and Mrs John Madelra Mr and Mrs Gilbert Mariano Francis X McCarthy Mr and Mrs Lee McConnell Mr and Mrs Melvm Messlclc Mrs Ollver Miller Mrs une E Moyer Pats Esso SCEVICC I' I' r r r r Mrs W r Mr and Mrs Harold W Plerce and Mrs Raymond and Mrs Donald C Rhme and Mrs Abram E Rlsser and Mrs Russell Roof Paul W Runlcel Ruth H Saufley E Schxller and Mrs Merl W Seavers and Mrs and Mrs Ivan W Seltzer Shaeffer s Clothmg Store Mr W1111am Shlrlc Irene R Shuey 1' Dor r r and Mrs Kenneth G Snavely and Mrs Wxllxam Snavely IS M Snyder and Mrs Norman Snyder and Mrs B Sollenberger Edna M Stambaugh Mr and Mrs Charles Swexgard Tanny and Kathy Txm and Ted W R Ward Robert R Wedde Mr Walter A Whltmer Mr and Mrs Leon Whlpple Mr. . 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