Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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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.

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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

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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 .