Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1959 volume:

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HERR, Master of Science It is with the most sincere Wishes of the entire student body, that we, the staf? of the nineteen hundred fifty-nine Choclatier, dedicate this book to Mr. Eugene Herr. ' ln his short absence of one year, we have missed not only Mr. Herr's incalculable contribution to our Science Department, but also the kindness and sincerity which has gained for him the respect of every pupil in Hershey High School. We sincerely hope this tribute will in some manner help to convey the appreciation of our student body to one so worthy. W6 are dedicated CTIVITIE an-Qflofqff Q Here we see clangltng on tlte bracelet the r s that are syn bols of our nwany actnyl we snared ID lwe past Here We spot a football and there a baseball representlng sports Scat terecl rouncl ancl about are mustcal notes vlwtclw re'nuncl us of tl'te musuc organtzattons As tlwe bracelet turns we spy the Hu Y and Tru H1 Y en blerns Now we see charms for the Dramatscs Club Booster Club and the cheerleaders All tltese and many more brnglnt charms compose a bracelet ftllecl vysth actuvuty for the Hershey Hugh students ,Q fgfk .2 KW ,X J 555533 X gf A v I 1 1 H, X X -Q Q3 NR f E charge of athletvc Enances Mr Hovns Mr Brnttam luggles schedules and plans our athletuc program thletlc Association More commonly known as the A A thls IS a very beneficnal organlzatuon benefits the students by providing re duced admlsslons to sports events benefits the school by provudlng much of the sports equlpment Thus club has been a part of the school for many years Membershnp ns avaulable to every student at the begunnnng ot the school year The AA IS nn the capable hands of Mr Brut taun wnth Mr Hovxs as treasurer Thus another club adds to the charm of Hershey Hxgh Going beyond th line t duty Mr. McConnell is on hand to sell tickets at the bas- ketball games. Q-9 i OFFICERS lL, to R.l: Eleanor Dieffenbaclmsecrefaryg Lynn Slrinner, vice-president, Sue Heller, presidentp Connie Fabian, treasurer: Miss Gingrich, advisor. K, f A K You're keeping the extra points hidden? One of the largest and most beneficial clubs in our school is the Booster Club, headed by Susie Heller, president, Lynn Skinner, vice-president, Eleanor Dief- fenbach, secretary, and Connie Fabian, treasurer, and advised by Miss Gingrich. The club is composed of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls. lt's hard to choose a charm to represent this club, for it does so much. The cIub's activities include decorating for football games and pep rallies, spon- soring buses to away games, planning pep rallies, and selling programs at football games. Q La ? Booster Club Something Funny, Joe? Alexander B Aungsi' D Bulrle J Blrnshel W o ohner A osley J r Ca ser Curry F Dvffenderfer F Deaner E Espenshacle S Essxg B Free P Gabrnel T Garman B Geesey K Geesey N Gilmore B Glngrlch S Goodman G Gramm D Hallman C Herr D Hershey D Hnler J Holme K Hollnngsworih E 3. Drum manor TERRY GARMAN Head maloreife RUTH TEETS 5 K enevn+ch N Kegerrus B K g J Klang A Ko Ln e P Lynch R Magrmey S Mafheny S esh Rxssmlller J Saufley D Seavers R Shaver S Smlfh Snyder C Spangler D Slare R Sioessel L Siuckey Cweney M Tlghe J Wenrlch J Wlllldfd J Wmfers G Yocum f 4 , L1 R. , . ,.',. ' ' . . B bb. al ' , . ', . in , . A ' , . ons, R. D. B , ' . B , . Bu d, B. Christ C. l w , .R. '.ngl., . , . ' , . , . R' , R. A gli , X, sf A N , ' ' x gf, .J .QL A xx 23:59 A B 'Y my U' 5 ,,4 . - af X D ' l gk , , .rr ,.,.., B R I K . li k H Fc econd Row L lo Blalr D Slraub C Tancr u J Guyer T Garrnan T Boyer J Gungruch andnng L lo R I IS mcrnc Burns P Glngruch N Wulson J Rumpl Kneeling R Teels X Fu sl Row S Rhea s Ros P ONeal lun. -If era I I An essenlual cog In supporllng our bas lrefball leam A snappy roll off on our next charrn and The Hershey Hugh School Band plays Through a suc cessful marching season and unto an equally successful concert sea son Under Tre dlrecllon of Mr Paul G Flsher and vvnth the able assuslanc of The organlzatsons ofhcels presrclenl, Terry Garman, v'ce pres dent, Duck l-lller, secre tary Judy Burns1lel,anc1Treasurer, Glenn Yocum, The versaflle Tro 'ans exhublt a cofnblnarlon of rnuslcal and pecunlary talent vvnh Thelr off Deal arrangement ' Won'l You Buy Butter Bll's'? heerleaders ANN ARNOLD BARBARA GRUBER capfam arm - N 'U' uthout our elqht What would our sporfs be w f 'P Our fooTbaIl and bas httle bomb shells o pep ketball seasons would never have been complete Wu---1 wlthout 1hem '01 Vw J LINDA WILSON EILEEN SHAY DAWN FOLTZ 'UN UD!-X 'hs ,-.1 SANDRA STOVER I ns- BARBARA FEIDT DIANE FLOWERS ootball Hershey Opponent Mrlton Hershey Palmyra Waynesboro Carlrsle Hanover Hummelsfown Gettysburg Chambersburg Mechamcsburg l ! 1 X.,-L, .1 md, TRIM JIM outstandmg co caplann The boys on the football team have made our football charm an nmportant one Our determrned and vlctory mmded football squad made thus year one to remember They comprled a 7 2 l record holdnng sux of therr opponents scoreless Our only de feats came from a spnrnted Gettysburg eleven and an excellent Carlisle crew Sterlnng performances were reglstered by senrors George Pat Lauzon Jam Rnp Rrppon Ron Wenrlch Jrm Bott Jay Ebersole and Karl Hertzler Underclassmen Jrm Prnce Karl Kemble Gary Ponzolr George Warner Scott Muller and Jrm Santarellx also performed well grvrng Hershey Hugh good prospects for a great season next year too Through the heat of August the tense days of September the decrsnve days of October and early November Hershey Hugh s dust eaters practnced The great determnnatnon and spurlt of these boys reflected on the student body spurrt at Hershey was at an all trme hugh After belng upset by Gettysburg, our splrlted team rebounded by tymg a tough Chambersburg team and flnrshnng the season wlth two strarght vrctorres The hom coveted Cocoa Bean Trophy comes e to Hershey Hugh 'N-x Qi ll .- KX ffl frfr ' 4. ,. .,.. tra.. o . .. .... .zo .... , T... o '. . . ,, .. ,. o ' .. . .,.. , 3 . , ., A' Q ffl QQ 46. ', fl fi' I4 y ' . .. T .. . 6. ..... , , I , ' ,. ., ,. ...., ..33, o Middletown ., ,, ..,.,,....,....,. ,26 ,. ,....., .. 0 1 Q 'J QQ C' lb 9 N 2 I ' f y :If A21 , . Y: N, ay ,- 5 .. gf 4 i - M I 1 .- all , ' ' .Q ' . - Fl., Hershey 4 V 1' 'bs- na? JIM BOTT, Halfback MR FRANK KAMUS C 2 ' ' , 7. . 55 5 , bw' I W if 1, I , A k R421 I RON WENRICH, Center JIM RIPPON. Halfback JAY EBERSOLE T kl GEORGE WARNER G d . h Ex x X X, x I 3 X R , X , , , Y Q Y jp, 5 9 27 ,f 4 A , f Lf 44-f 6' 'fff1:Q1f ' x ,,..., f-'f6.6P 16' , A . , , I. -fyodj 9174 , .. -37 s aff! 44 1-, '25 PAT LAUZON, End JIM PRICE, Quarferbacl .4 ' f. ' 4jC.-f I ,.J. Q ii ' ii4W X KARL HERTZLER E d a,'- 'Z K K ' I RAY SHAVER. G a ' f' baQk Trojans L2 Girls Athletlc Assoclatuon S ancllng Miss Glngruch advisor Th rd Row L to 'Q B Curry L G h J Luclll: J Rumpf Shutter Second Row Lous Blaclr D Seavers P Gingrich B Cash G Wilmer First Row P Day N Kung Linda Black B Gruber L Burns Linda Black presnclent Dolores Seavers vuce presndent Patty Gnngrnch secre tary and Nancy Kung treasurer are the governnng lnnks nn the chann composed of the fifteen G A C members This club IS truly an honorable organlzatlon consnstlng of only five gurls from each class Thelr purpose us to promote a better unterest an athletnc actuvutles The G A C certamly fifteen outstandnng llnks of our H H S chaun llr Becky and Llnde awe struck Marlo Shutter K' J NL xx ARSITY Saws M2 -22-aw mx :gg ':ff'':sEs?aEsE:fz:s:sEsSsfieESs.. 5522 a.Es:fEs:a:e23ErsE S ' L? ' - - ' - 5:4 - 1:1532215151515522::1-:E-2i:Ers?4v:t E:Er:IIB .. -'i23EErEE1!5?rfE1ErE112I1i2E-''E152ErE1252E25121ifE1EEEEr3:1ErE2E1E2E1E?'3IT-:rii 2:35. E .-I' -iii''E23E-ZiE2:Sf2SIE2E122ErE1IE:EfE2E::1E2:r?i2?Erl?2E5 f o f5i5Q:E5E555f3iIQ5f'. :Q.si::f:aff2-Q.,g.fgfg.g.gfg.ggg.g Mr. Brittain presents seniors Jim Rippon and Ray Shaver with their well-deserved Varsity sweaters. Third Row lL. to R.l: T. German, J. Staufter, L. Hollinger, W. Foust, K. Kemble, J. Price, J. Ebersole, R,Wenricl1, D. Fenstermacher. Second Row: J, Laudermilch, G. Ellinger, R. Santarelli, H. Stauffer, L. Vaughn, S. Miller, 6. Warner, P. Lauzon, D. Pellegrini. First Row: J. Weaver, D. Shifflet, M. Williams, J. Warfield, P. Hummer, G. Waylaright, J. Rippon, K, Hertzler. Seated: Mr. Brittain, D. Baclrenstose, J. Bott, L. Wise. X . QI., Q Our charm bracelet would not be complete without the Big H, the symbol that honors those athletes who have competed in our school sports and earned their letters in varsity competition. Anyone sporting this letter knows that many hours of hard practice are needed to keep an athlete in top condition. Hats oft to Mr. Brittain and the members of the Varsity H, tor they have led Hershey High in sports to another successful year. -lifi I 'Q l T lr R w L fo R W Web icr E Maurer M Zrmmerman J Hehuck E Sc l er J Shay S Tuck L Sirauf M Roberison Second Row L Gnbble K orrns A Garrrson J Clouser P Smrfh B her Frs R w Beaver K Hershey R Smrfh A Pera T Slfler G Pancake Student Council Prexy Slfler promises a bugger and beiier year ahead Emce Fisher gefs a pre Talenf Show brrcfing W o h'dof..l:.s,. ,.',. h'II , . , . , . ', . . 1 . ' , . M',. ',. ,. ',.Fis,J.Miller.ifo:P. ii X gym! N V in :jfgA,,Yf ww TY , B, 'S l STudenT Councul IS The msghTuesT of all The charms on The braceleT Tor :T IS The governnng body of The sTudenTs IT exusts for The good of The sTudenTs Everyone rs encouraged To voice has opmnon Through The STudenT Councnl One of :Ts mann oblechves as To Try To make The sTudenTs feel ThaT Thus IS Theur councll and each one lS a parT of :T The officers of The council are as follows Davnd Wagner presedenT Rnch ard SouThloy vnce pres1denT Joyce Hess secreTary Ann Arnold Treasurer Mrs Gallus ss The facuITy advlsor 515 Mrs Gallus and The Councnl enTerTaun Dnsfrlcf OrchesTra FH Row L 'lo R L Vaughn G Warner B Charles P Lucas R Ge neTT FourTh Row R Habng J Ludllka T Grabo lu R Balmer D Hershey D Espen e L aTrlclr J M ssrclr Thnrd R w R Clark Corselh P Gabrlel Ernerlch M Taghe J Rumpf N SmlTh P Deels Second Row D Gufslwall M 5+ J Se1Tz J Herring J Weaver M J Boll G WlTmer P Lmderman J X 9 ffl L 1 .:. Q. liirbs ,'. . 'I' , 11' 5, Zfi. ' 'W' 6 9 ll ' ' ' db .': !:f: 12 A .yi it , rr: 2: : 21 ,gm ., A . - r: rr ,f li 5 j fi T . 2 1 T' 5' A ll fl , : ' I ' i ' - I lu l . . , . , . , . , . l . . ' - Z ' shed, .P ',. e' . I' oz... l ,S. ', .l ,J. I 1 - - ' ' ' . l I - Yo , . ' , . ' , . , . . , . ' , . ' . FlrsT Roivfyhnn Arnold, J. Hess, R. SouTl1by, D. Wagner. 1 f fr as ' ' Tl le -J - rl ' ' f W t I N - , , . I , - P V , - I- - . , I ' , ' . ' ' V ' ' E Q, 3 , ' - T . y, 'V lv l , Y . , P l V, J, 1, ' - , ,, ' ' , . f-' ' l-. I' . I . 1 l, I Y L - -L an T .2-rl, 5 , f x . , T , ' T X 4 , f , f X lv 'N 1 . , - T , 1 X X l l l T fr! 'V 1 ff l ,A . T' . 'T K ' X . ' X - M ' -, T I , . l 1 X . 'r 1 T ,f Behind fhe scenes. Chorus Bb 2,1 , Q Q? 1:1331 ,ar xp I L The Pause fha? refreshes. IFS mad, Mad. MAD! From Hne wings during ihe Chrisfmas program. 1.41.3 ,. CHORUS MEMBERS E. Accorsi, D. Bilrle, S. Bierstein, T. Bingaman, J. Birnsleil L. Blaclr, N. Blair, R. Blair, A. Bosley, J. Bott, R. Brenaman G. Brong, D. Buck, R. Buclr, J. Burd, W. Cave, R. Crider: F. DiNunzio, R. Donmoyer, C. Dusman, J. Ebersole, K. Eisen- hour, K. Engle, M. Engle, C. Fabian, B. Feidt, D. Flowers L. Foreman, B. Free, T. Garman, R. Garrett, B. Geesey, E Geyer, M. Gingrich, P. Gingrich, G. Grimm, S. Grimm, M Heisey, D. Henry, R. Hiler, L. Hollinger, J. Horst, E. Kalen- evitch, C. Kaufz, R. Keefer, N. Kegerreis, D. Kercher, L. This fall, after electing Terry Garman, president, Jim Bott, vice-president, and Ruthann Donmoyer and Lois Black, secretaries, the senior high school chorus began practicing for its Christmas concert. The chorus, directed by Ellwyn Spangler, presented a rather unusual Christmas program. Accompanied by the well-known concert harpist, Marie Naugle, the chorus King, N. King, J. Kling, A. Koons, L. Lange, N. Lehman, R. Lex, R. Lezenby, R. Lingle, R. Lingle, S. Lingle, M. Longeneclrer, L. Maurer, D. Miller, M. Miller, R. Miller, S. Miller, F. Moyer L. Nestler, W. Rhen, R. Rissmiller, R. Shaver, E. Shay, L Skinner, S. Smith, K. Snyder, M. Snyder, J. Souder, P. Souder C. Spangler, D. Stare, J. Stauffer, R. Sfoessel, C. Strimble M. Swartz, W. Sweeney, R. Walters, G. Warner, M. Williams F. Wilt, G. Wifmer, J. Wolgemuth, C. Zell. sang Benjamin Britten's A Ceremony of Carols, a group X of Anglo-Saxon and Latin choral arrangements. After Christmas the chorus tackled a new repertoire for its scheduled engagements. This included an appear- H xxl, Qt ,Q N 9 ance on WHP-TV, a trip to Philadelphia to sing for the State School Directors' Conference and the annual forensics competition. Orchestra fi' No charm bracelet would be complete wuthout a musncal nnstrument and ours as no exceptuon A Htty member orchestra under the capable dlrectlon of Muss Jane Emel as lust made to order The well developed strung sectlon blends wuth the chouce brass woodwsnds and percusslon to produce musuc rangnng from Bach to popular show songs The orchestra adds enloyrnent to the class plays Chrtstmas and sprung festlvals and commence ment ceremonues Because ot the success of last year s sprang tour the orchestra planned a bugger and better one for thos sprang The tour IH cluded concerts nn Mull Hall Jersey Shore State College and adlolnmg Unnversuty Park SENIOR ORCHESTRA W Ames B Aungst S Baugher J Beaver P Beaver BICLE D Buckle N Blair D Buck M Buck J Burd B Chrls C Clawser A Constable R Crlder E Engle S Esslg Fnsher G Flrclunger B Free J Gabrnel B Geesey Geesey G Grimm D Hallman A Harluns D Henry Kng L Z Hershey R Hller S Ingram E Kalenevutch N Kegerrels Lange N Lehman J Leubfrued Lln e R Lmgle P Mann D Muller L Nestler R Rtssmll ler P Snyder P Souder D Stare R Stoessel D Straxt L Stuciy B Sweney M Tnght V Wllhlte The fTner flwlngs in life The genile fouch ndmg L +0 R Seated J Bnernsfeul T D' Yulehde harmony DANCE BAND German crshey ver D Share Hohner R Lnngle W Sweeney piano D Seevers A Bosley C Spangler G Grlmm B C rns+ D Baile Z A E , I fe 4 yi .- ,, .r 2 '1 ,f' ff' 3 ,,.r, fm 7 ei A 1 ,AI Jun' , Q , .,,f' Lf' 5f'V1 -rv-,.: l fx -......4. 4-hi Z.- , V- - , Q 1 I - .' fi' V V-. Q....4.M A.1,...... I L Charge. The day The rain came down! .-5. i Whafxs We word? 1' Pondering serious problems. TRI I-I I 'af , ff' ... . N 6 gk., WA F Ex EQ-f W.. , k qw ' , be x TRI-HI-Y MEMBERS H. Alwine, A. Arey, V. Ax, J. Barley, M. Barrick, A. Beers. N. Berqsiresser, N. Blessing, J. Blinco, R. Breneman, L. Burns, J. Cassel, M. Cassel, P. Day, E. Dieifenbacli, V. Dodson, J. Dundore, J. Ebersole, K. Eisenhour, C. Espenslnade, R. Espcn- zlwade, L. Einoyer, P. Firesiine, J. Folk, D. Folrl, L. Fraili, E. Gamber, S. Gepier, E. Geyer, J. Gingrich, F. Girvin, S. Grimm, R. Groff, B. Gruber, E. Hallman, J. Heilner, S. Heller, J. Henry, E. Herrick. S. Hoke, R. lonni, D, Kaylor, J. Keger- ' 1 Q E lr Q lf i i reis, J. Kopenlwaver, M. Leese, J. Lei+zeI, R. Lex, P. Linder man, S. Lingle, K. Lyfle, L. Maccliioni, N. Manfz, C. Mc Ccrkle, H McKee, M. McNauql1i:-n, J. Messick, J. Nornlwold K. Nuliall, K. O'Brien, P. Reigle, N. Risscr, B. Roc, A Schofield, G. Scl1war+z, J. Seilz, J. Slienk, S. Slierizer, L Skinner, K. smaih, G. Snyder, M. Snyder, L. Sfeplnens, K Sufer, R. Teels, L. Wagner, M. Weaver, M. Willers, M Yosf, l. Zimmerman, M. Zimmerman. ur+h Row L lo R R Snnc anr arles C Shne J Slaufler Swarfz D Fensiermacher Thnrd Ro C Parlrs D 'lraub H Sfauffer R Waybrnghl D Baclxensfose Second L Thorpe G Good B Mac alelr E Garner E w J Kohr A Clemenfs Hackman P Lauzon G Row B Hefnclr B Mor HIY gan C Tancred: L Nesiler K Snyder J Guyer C Herlz ler P Weafherby Flrs+ Row J Vogel J Weaver R Schel Horn J Warfield E Vanderlfeyden D Blmle R Sfoner C Huh Sealed G Hmebaugh R Soufhby J Boil R Garreff R Meyer HI Y hugh s annual uly pufhng up llme school Clwrnsimas free HY H-Y 4 ... In h Q -' -lf U., .':. y, . ,f Q- I at x r' N ' J , ' L 'fi -- , 5 ni XV a f ' X A N no Q Y 1 l L I ,- -. 'I '- 1 l Y 7 I If ,- . . J U Fo I. .l: . ' I', . , . , . 1 , , ', . , . . . , . Ch , . ' , . .,J. -'h , . , . , . , , . ' : . , .O , . dn R- . . I f LT I Wx, KMQQ46 WAYNE FOUST SCOTT MILLER JIM PRICE Basketball BOB SINCLAIR JIM HORST Slandlng IL 'ro Rl Mr Wallace coach D Bolwner, R Rallv. S Muller, J Klang, R Smclaur, J Pruce, W Fousl. H Naylor, G Good, S Reese, Mr Hanshue coach Second Row J Warfield, K Snyder, J Rlppon. S Banla, J Horsl Farsi Row B Shellenhamer, R Keeler, W Cave, G Yocum, R Bricker . ':x A I .I I I if xi ,I X , '1 x X4 , f I x 14 ' I ,' ,E J I I I L I ,-L I I 1 E N J 5 f 5 'MN' v lm 1 ' I , , I, I IIII I IJ x L I ' IN?-4 ' lf Q , I 'I .2111 X Y Et JL' X JlM WARFIELD M RlPPON Ftngers Fousf follo s through on e shot I Kitt M.. JlM KLING KEN SNYDER STERLING BANTA The far a ey ook Although they werent hampered by tllness lnlurtes or determtnatlon the bas lcetball team found every other dlsadvan tage tn thetr path lack of height lack of speed and lack of shootnng power to name a fevv Nevertheless the dismal season statistic vvtse Cannot be Constd ered a complete faulure Many boys gatned Jaluable expertence vvhtle every one learned the dtfhcult art of bearlng eat lke n Led by sensors Jtm Rtppon .hm Kltng and Wayne Foust and luntors Ken Snyder Jtfn Prtce Scott Nl er .hm Horst and Bob Sunclatr Q courtsmen fough thetr way through a rugged sched Ie heartng defeat but vvnth an excellent snovv of Hershey sports manshtp lt l QX X , X R.. ' 1 F? 1 1 V X ' J - s er, lt sf' flUl I l Y x xii' ' I ,N , 7 1- l .mix W , , - ff g fy: I Sd k 1 X Aiqwwkl I X V, g K , 'x W mfg ' ,A X t - ' t 1, if fa - 3 Rf, sv? ' 4 V I B ,x r 4 s 1 - , L t t ttyl X l . ,av . 1 Q I ll all 1 J, gf pl t e t . l ,,,,t, X s t 5 'ff' Jl t w l I IA! l .',- . 1 I . - I A. def i a 'an. ' , tu , ' , I I ' 5, ttf, One of the big charms in our bracelet is our own newspaper the Broadcaster whuch as B r O a d C a S t e r vused by Mr Chesfnul The paper prints Inter esfnng arncles about our many school achvmes as well as personal vrevvs of the studenls IT also a valuable experience for those plannlng to study lournalnsrn llllll lllllll llllll -W .as-H23 Slandnng L lo R W Kuhn S Mafhcny P Hors? T Mandcs R Breneman D Backenslose G Beers G Hlnebaugh M Black J Ludllca F Magrmey J Daniels Sealed H Slauffer D Bllcle Na- xx! Edllor nn chlef Susan Brersfem Assxsfanf Edlfor Vnrglnua Wulhlfe News Edafor Francls Elm: Feafure Edafor Mandy Longeneclner Sporfs Ednlor Davnd Bulrle Exchange Edrlor Lunda Blaclc Reporfers Glenda Beers M ry Blaclr R Breneman Wanda Kuhn Sally Math eny Jeanelfe Daniels Teddy Mancles Howard Sfauffer Gary Hxneoaugh 44 Lmda Mcearvey Pamela Hom Jean Edulor Susan worlrs wnfh the slaff lo meel a deadlme Ludllra Frances Magrxney Typlsls Anrla Schofield Gwen Schwarlz Jane? Nornhold Shrela Gepfer 28 , , ' ' Bd- ' . is 1 I : il 5 1,1 , X pf c ia,,.,- - 1 I ls l W AE glli 'I 5 V ' y A 2 1. lk I .l 'U P W F T . A 4 MT lsr , ' -i . I ., ' .jIjF'.:, A l .q . , . , . ., . ., . , . ,l . F. Elrhl, Bierslein, Vllilhi're,IMl Longenlecher, L. Blaclc. A l I u l A I X ,L I F E -ji 'V a tw -Q44 -, V - 'itz - -:r 3 ' 'I E59 f 5.9 f - Q ,,.,.. .. ,. . . ' ' 8 . - ,,, . . I A , I ae KN Dramatlcs Club C!-fjgifay L ilxia :LK wi urflw Row L lo R Bar S Corse I J Emeruc Fensfermacher B Charles J Guyer L Frallu B Brunser D Kaylor Third Row S Grrmm E Engle N Wrlson S Wear Arey P abruel May Koons econ ow ward G Wllmer L Black J B rey N Lehman Miss Heller brlets her drarnalncs group ?,p 'Wasi, Copenhaver M Muller F DrNun1uo Frrsl Row W Kuhn Manlz C Du man R Rhodes S Heller J Henry C Teulel M Sleele Sealed Muss Hauer advnsor G Hmebaugh presudenl M Zrmmerman vrce presrdenl B Helrncl: +7638 urer N DuBlaso secrelary nol prclured fC,, '1 Under The gundance of Mass Hallar the Dramatscs Club forms one of The most unrerestlng charms on our bracelet Thzs group carrled out many varled plans This year The members had a chance To learn actnng as well as other phases of dramalucs Included rn thenr actnvnlues were the assembly program they staged and a Valentine Dance Ailsl 0 W . f , i r ! aff fi ' l 4 ' 5 x X - U . ' r 4 . Q W. 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I ' C N uv- . 4 X I 'fir 1 +5 -- 4 eff r L - -J , .iv V nw ' ' I V X R , ' Etsy . . l . ., I Future Farmers Fourth Row L to R D Priest J Btvcns H Wuse G Shope G Fureman M Seaman A Long Tlurd Row K Krelser J Shepard J Geesaman J Probst D Cave K Staufter Enson J Kopp Flrst Row L Brandt J Shaub K Matter A Bratlrovtch G Webb G Eshelman G Brandt Boy Scouts n mg L to R R Neldng D Wood H Varon B I Mr Kuhn troop leader Seated A Price S Masllarlne R Wise N Jones l The Future Farmers of Amer :ca a club for the Aggte boys was capably led thus year by Mr Dugan faculty advnsor Galen Eshlemen presudent G I e n n Brandt vlce prestdent Kenneth Matter secretary Larry Brandt treasurer John Shaub reporter Andy Bralkovlch sentinel Arthur Hoffman conductor and George Webb chaplann The club thus year took part tn the gudgnng at the Gratz Falr There was also a float made by the boys of thus actlve organ: zatlon tn the Halloween Parade Fo a boy to be able to enter the FFA he must have some type of an agrtculture pro' ect There ts a formal tnutuatnon that a boy must go through and the Creed and Motto of the F F A Boy Scout Troop 67 ts under the capable leadership of Mr Kuhn There IS also a troop ad vlsory committee consisting of sux members that advlses the troop leaders The troop has a membership of twelve boys and they have a meetnng each week and an outlng once a month Each year they set a goal they wish to accom plush during that year Thus year thenr goal IS to tollovv the Ap palachtanTranl from lndlantovvn Gap to the Susquehanna Rnver an nf posstble a tar as he Mason and Dtxon llne Hnklng on the Horseshoe Trail bake rldlng nn the surround Ing area bulldlng blrd shelters and assastung wnth flag cere monnes at home football games are a tew of theur protects vt V xhw :4 -V 4 W 1 I q .I I fl' . . ., A , ' - ' 1 , 1 , i 1 X - 0 . .WY V r ll . . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . . ' A: Hoffman. Second Row: T. Shearer, G. Slhuey, D. Masdn, IR. Ensminger, R. Lenlnger, C. TTlU5l be kf'lOWl'l. s+a a' 1 . .yr . ' ' , . , . , . L'ghtg . , . I ' - 1 l l 1 .l . l' 1, . r I V 2 g A u A ' 5 1 . . . - ,S 1 I 4 V ' I - rx Q - A - .ll l . . A D 1 ' a ' ' S 1 In addutton to readtng wrnt :ng and arlthmettc a touch of the fine arts must enter our school lute Sketch Club wnth Mr Tylden as dvrector as one ot Hershey Htghs contrtbutlons to thus de partment The club ts ra her unique for tt has no oficers dues protects dances or lust of quallhcattons for membership However there IS one strpula tion a prospecttve member must be Interested enough un art to spend one actnvtty peruod a week sketchung No assngnments are given at the meeting the mem bers stmply sketch anythtng they wtsh from stall ltfe to scenery Sketchnng for the love of It and perhaps uncoverung some htdden talents rn art are the sole purposes of the club Who knows we mtght find another Norman Rockwell or John Whtt comb tn our midst' the direction of Mass Ward pro vnde us wtth an eftlcvently run lubrary Mass Ward has been our school lnbrarnan for many years Through expernence sh has found that the permit system pro vzdes the order and system needed to run a lnbrary well The library asslstants are students who wish to glve theur tnme to help wtth the checknng of permuts and books If a y student ts Interested In becomung a llbrartan he may begun rlght here By learntng how to use the card catalog the Dewey Decimal System and the lnbrary ID gen era he wall be able to work an a larger ltbrary Everyone apprectates the Hershey Hrgh School lrbrary and feels pruvuleged to have at as a part of the school Sketch Club 1 5-. W Ames J Cassel B Dearden D Dnstefano R Efter D Gabriel M Garman F George K George R McCleaf K Moyer C Musser V Nye C Park L Patrlclr M Reed R Rlwoades J Roe R Susl S Turato J Winters Library Assistants econcl Row lL to K1 G Slunner J Galbrautb J Mtfchells M Jones C Detwesler T Kurtz M Carpenter J Cassel E Balmer Ftrst Ro Mrs Smsth asslstant llbrarnan C Bomboy B Stoner J Pecko M Boyer S Bowman Mass Ward ltbrarnan Seated M Hanslwaw M Muller J Mongold S Freet C Dusman D Lmgle Absent from pncture C Zell iii' -sd ,Z 'IT' X , . I T I M I - . 4 W' 1 , h ' - I , 1. 1 1 J' -' I' A - ' I , --. ' . . : 'X 1 ' ' - . . I , , , I . I , f I I I ' I ' .I ' I ' - ' O O Our library assistants, under 5 I I I I - I I ' I I ' I I ' ' I , - , . , . , . . ' w: . ' , ' . e I I , .1 . , . I 1 I ' 4 I II I ,II s ' l ' it 1 i . A I I A wp I , -'- l, ' ' . bf I M, . IIIHXXIXP' Fourth Row ll.. to R.l: W. Orris, D. Mills, L. Hollinger, R. Stoessel, E. Swartz, D. Fenstermacher. Third Row: G. Ellinger, R. Shear, R. Magriney, R. Leibfried, D. Backenstose. Second Row: R. Sherher, R. Brandt, E. Accorsi, M. Williams, G. Cash. First Row: C. Lehman, W. Buclr, G. Brinser, G. Grimm, J. Flickinger, R. Shaefler. Seated: Mr. McConnell, advisor: J. Bott, L. Mauer, P. Luazon. lL. to R.l: Mr. Soplro, advisor, lrma Zimmerman, presidentg Margie Yost, vice president: Lind-a Gibson, secretary, Janet Nornhold, treasurer. C if M' Y as 1? VV ' 4 i 't '+--fi-I ..1......a. oon Service ln every charm bracelet there must be an organization which maintains law and order in the halls and in the cafeteria lines. Our school has the Noon Service Club, which is under the supervision of Mr. Lee McConnell. During the year the club also raises money in order to take its annual trip. Our club is headed by president, Jim Bott, and secretary-treasurer, Pat Lauzon. ,it I -:X f,-,- L- 1.....-f- Business EducaHon The Business Education Club, under the leadership of Mr. Sopko, adds the Commercial charm to our school bracelet. Prying into every possible business aspect through speakers and films attracts stu- dents ot the Commercial Department. President Irma Zimmerman presides at the meetings, assisted by Margie Yost, vice-president, Linda Gibson, secretary, and Janet Nornhold, treasurer. Each member eagerly awaits the spring assembly which the club gives for the enioyment of the other students. gf 7 Qi' g mgrxc DIBIBSIO l: Engle M YosT M warlz S He er Fursl Row R Donmoyer T KurTz J es slcl: J Souder L Skinner D McGulre F D1Nunzno nzoll R clalr Flory D Hershey T lr Row R Morgan L Lange G Beers W Brallmovnch E Kal enevuTch C Espenshade J Boll D Bllrle Second Row J Exchange Club ff As The dollars n'TounTed Trorn The many worthwhlle prolecTs sponsored by The Exchange Club The llnk beTween Hershey and Marhnsvllle grew closer Trying To geT The seenwlngly endles number of coaT hangers counTed and cars washed was FG T of The :ob buT The reward for Thls labor Tar exceeded The actual work All of The Exchange STudenTs agreed ThaT Thus expenence was noT only very enloyable buT also educallonal Ths Chlnese puzzle reprcscnls an exchange Trap lo Marlunsvulle s ' 'T f T as T I T X. yr s . I ' 'i . , , T as 1 lg L 3. n W . -1 2 5 R X R ' 1 I G ' Y .Q ' ' - . iw - . . 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' 5 . . 3 Wrestling 'xipe as Holding a deflnlte charm for the females of our school are the muscular men of the wrestlnng team Always a power an the league our wrest lers made thus year no exceptuon Hard work week end practnces and a great determnnatuon were the key factors nn the success of these mats men Wrestlrng IS mostly an lnduvuduallstnc sport and several lndnvnduals were outstanding ar Kemble Don Shlfflett and Mnke Wnllnams came through summa cum laude wuth many others connpnlung lmpressuve wnnnung seasons Compe tntlon was tough even wlthnn the team for many good wrestlers even fanled to make the flrst strung Congratulatlons to the wrestlers' Th rd Row L to R J Kopp J Weaver D Espenshade J Lauclermnlch G Ebersole K Kemble J Ebersole G Dice J Pancake M Wllluams D Shrfllet Mr Kurtz coach Second Row K Espenshade T Dlsfefano G Farver J Buck R Ensmlnger D Farver E Vanderheyden B Leln un er Seat cl D Spencer J Wullnard J Snavely D a brnel R Sands H Shxfflet Whals this a double pm? Another opponent huts the mal t 5 J tt J U ' Qilqllllllll f J lfllllhlll . so-J - ' l 3I XJ 1513 Swimming I ---l lri- ISISISISISIASISISISISISISIS! H i ' fri! Th rd Row L to R Mr Downm coach D Pellegrini D Fenstermacher P Lauzon B Koons D Bechini Second Row R Santarelll B Cash J Stauffer T Boyer G Hollingsworth R Parks First Row B Hocluer G College D Slnnner D Meyers R Franlr The splish splashers of Hershey came through in fine style Only a shortage of man power stopped the squad from championship possibilities Led by sup rlative p rformances from Bob Santerelli Pat Lauzon Dino Pellegrini and Don Fenstermacher Hershey was a constant threat losing several times only because of a lock of swimming power for the last relay race Looking to the future a club swimming team composed of promising elementary and lunior high swimmers has been formed giving the school a great potential in future years with that possibility of overcoming York s constant mono- poly of area swimming. Charming is t 'tl Pat poised for the plunge T YTx'iT'TtTD -rx '22, 35 K ...QMQ CHAMPIONSHIP VOLLEY BALL TEAM D Foltz J Heusey Front Row J Nornhold C Fabuan P Bracale N Blessung J Vanderlueyden J Henry Gur s Although the gurls untramural sports program us not too well known by everyone un the school ut us nevertheless umportant to the gurls who partucupate The program uncludes basketball un uunuor hugh school and basketball volleyball and hockey In senuor hugh school The games are scheduled by Muss Snyder and Muss Gungruch and are refereed by members of the Gurls Athletuc Councul The dufferent games are played after school and the serues us ended by spectacular playoffs Most of the gurls par tucupate because of the good sportsmanshup and team work un volved rather than for the umportance of wunnung a game The competutuve spurut of course stull prevauls but not to extremes The teams are organuzed unduvudually by a captaun who us re sponsuble for her team s behavuor at the games Each team aver ages about five games per season Although gurls untramural sports are not essentual to the school lute the benefits are very apparent These sports not only Otter the female sude of our student body a chance to develop physucally but they also form pleasant memorues and experuences for everyone who partucupates Gurls untramural sports certaunly a show of charm for our bracelet KN 5 T: 'J' : T 5 T lg 'X f la-' .. V l T 1 3 4 My , ' Ann Back Row lL. to R.l: R. Crider, J. Blinco, M. Barrick, l. Zimmerman, G. Beers 0 I , K-I CHAMPIONSHIP INTRAMURAL HOCKEY TEAM Sianding IL. io RJ: J. Blinco, D. Folfz, I. Zimmerman, M. Barrick, J. Souder, J. Henry. Kneeling: C. Fabian, J. Nornhold, N. Blessing, P. Bracale, J. Kegerreis. J. Vanderheyden. Intramural Sports ,hu is if Huai cold? U p and Over! ilxfti ,AN 'x f.. . 2'-15' Junior High Activities Junior high's besi falenr Buliefin board decorafors Sfudy in concentration Is fha? rigid? You don'? say! Siege frighf? Special insfrucfions Spelling champs Louie ricles again Leotard Queen Yaliety Yak Gosh, this is a tough onel' Stooges O Sole Mio What, are we losing again? All good charm bracelets must have room for future charms. Our future charms are our junior high. The junior high students are preparing for their posterity by doing well the tasks assigned to them. They ably fill posts in the junior high Student Council. The ofhcers are president, Thomas Sitlerg vice-president, Albert Perag secretary, Kathy Hersheyg and treasurer, Ricky Smith. The junior high cheer' leaders, led by Peggy Evans cheer the junior higlt and junior varsity football and basketball teams to victory. The junior high Tri-Hi-Y is doing its best under Judith Saye's supervision. To the junior high we say: Keep up the good work. Assemblies The Boys' Quartet in action. IL. to R.l: Bob Garrett, Terry German, Rodney Sfoessel, Jim Kling. What a unique way to promote ou That's a pretty sneaky way to hide your notes for the science program, Charlie! r Senior Class play! 5, WX san Lx 4 ll Ili fall I Because of the many different programs we've had this year, we could choose many charms to represent our assemblies. For one of our first assemblies this year, we saw a film in recognition of Fire Prevention Week. Later, at Thanksgiving and Christmas time, two local ministers spoke. One of the highest spots of our assemblies this year was the humorous skit presented by the physics seminar students to stimu- late interest in space explorations. The Student Council sponsored the annual Talent Show, which was very successful with the many different acts. Each one of the participants in the Carrie M. Lady speaking contest gave an excellent performance. Another interesting contest was the Spelling Bee in which some of our best spellers battled it out until Francis Elmi emerged as the winner of senior high group. A variety of well-presented programs plus courteous, attentive audiences resulted in a year of successful assemblies. Our cra-zee Dance Band with a neat beat. 537' 'emi we 1 UQ 4-QI Hershey High is hos? fo lhe Southern Disfricl orcheilra. 'YQ Larry compleles a +ough one-anofher round fo go in lhe annual Spelling Bee. Professor von Kling demonsfrafes 'rhaf The impos- I sible IS possible. If 'E as ,fix tt quoe....- M N 1 I f l W' -IA A close heat. The Discus Thrower. -Hershey style. QL. 1, vit' f fx .A'f 1 Q fr , N fx VI j 9 ,, r n 1 4' Mfr , 2-: Q v 1 1 O , t .12 Q V ----- W 'fl A ee, at, Qz. t ff The big plunge. With the advent ot spring, those unfortunates who must stay after school will probably note a heterogeneous bunch of long-legged runners on the play-ground. As one stands on the pavement, Baclcenstose streaks by followed by a putting Way- bright. Then the main body ot runners appears, featuring Lauzon, Rippon, Hollinger, and Vaughn of the Senior Class. Although they won't threaten Herb Elliot's record, our boys always give it all they have and perform to capacity. Yes, we can be proud of our track team. Waybright's last bit of energy. : .54i1 ,, . A 17423-i li' ?,- 134- '- ' D 4- -75 .VV-',H bf' .--511 .- ' ' - L? 'A' 12' ff mir . 5- :af ' 'ff . . -. .,,.,-'A J y ! 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Minh' L hsxs 5 wc 0 N Slandlng L lo R B Wrllrams B Hahn R Wenrlch W Fousf Jam Price B Daniels J Rhine John Price Mr Banh coach Kneeling L Brown B Seaman J Boll' J Warfield T Koons T German Look out malor leagues here they come' Hershey Highs whlz kids hll pitched a d played Therr way to a charm on our bracelet Led by sensors Wayne Foust Jzm Bott Jnrn Warheld Terry Garrnan Ron Wenruch Gary Hmebaugh and Ron Morgan and underclassmen Jzrn Price and Ken Snyder our boys dad not fall to produce a predicted good season Congratulatnons for our success should go To the players for many have The Rel' ' ' double P'dY played baseball since 'rhlrd grade Pnce smashes anofher homer md' 4: b,,'iI,5,,5'q, Nm, ..',Nbcs- Baseball , A-1.. aj' 43 ' 1 :Z Q 4 u A K S, Q I my A Y -1,-, - - , . . , Y . - K --- , , , ' I ' :::e-- ' 1 - or -we ' - , S . 'or t K ' 'K f ' r . p . - V :-- - ' . . H , tr s . s . l .5 .. -, 4' A M- V ' , -7 w Q- .5 K Vw' W 1 - . ,, S f ' I x 1 K L , ' , , x , I f ' x , - . 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Row Mr Young .abf MAX S 449 A s,,,.,. --W - VC H W F i x I ' 1 S -,Yugi-1. ,. , L V 4 M 149, W 'Y ' ' .V . V if l a Ll .eww f . V lf r l so 'ff H-Q - . 1 ' WL --K 5' .. y C 5 5' s ., I ,' ', xx . W Q ' lg' 4 . f Q' 12 J . ., 2. ,R ,IV ,. ,I cw ,Q ,, X . ' K 'ff W fr X X , ' ., 'lily , f3f-Qgi-f- of I p V 'JK A V -nyvxssfxvizl, 2 1 V x 'A Ml A , an J . . . V' I 0 f ' - 'cf f ig, ff gf- f ' ' ig Q: . . . l H H ' I I 1 ' I I qw S l . . , . ' , . ff , D. F . ' 1 . . g . , . . g 1 Q -' 'Y I 4 gs, ,, li Q If 2 I , l l ' lr. 1 -ag, I 5 l 4:72-2.-.,.,.7,L' 'ff'- t I v . Y - . Qs... l X f X , .K y 1 -7 ls this the reason for our golf tcamls success? Golf Last year, the golf team charmed everyone by winning the Central Penn League Championship, While compiling an impressive record of I3 wins and l loss, the Troian linksmen downed Lan- caster and New Oxford in playoff matches for the title. Dino Pellegrini, an outstand- ing golfer since his freshman year, also won the District 3 individual champion- ship-a feat which no Trojan golfer has accomplished since 1948. With returning senior lettermen Dino Pellegrini, Larry Wise, and Paul Hummer and junior Jim Horst, coach Jack Beck is confident of equaling or bettering last year's fine record. The champ. W 'fy HQ, it my ba-anis-V gjgyy an lL. to R.l: Jim Horst, Bill Dunbar, Dino Pellegrini, Mr. Beclr, coachg Danny Bonawilz, Larry Wise Paul Hummer. M5 x if lg 5- l I V VT? vi 11 , i 5 Q . 5 4 pup Wha 'A- Y Spxrif of Chrisimas -4 ,M A 4 1' 'jf' ik 'W sl M v 1631 ' '95 ,Qf 'Q QQ 'ix Qfy w fi' Q M? f J fp! gw A F6 K J xl ! X CG? fi 2 fa fl! fd K Y 162 X We 5 E3 f xv C I1 54 f - -55 'el R5 C080 I QQ fi W ' 'ZX - Q' ASD f ' 1 ' QQ -gb ,Q-. 9, up CU? 'Y N my ' X flj CGD V534 X X xxx 1 all QQ,-X 45 'P 1 few Q92 'Qi X X389 X 'D-X P'- s .x lj. X v. ' N, I '. ' xQ.'i X. 'X , Lx qw fl- f faq 1 'fx . XT N ff K0 .LVD , O 'W5i'+Y? E75 f' 5' C032 Q A ff ' 9y-95254 A Qhwwx 0? ' '4 X'-H-f ffkux-ft A 1 Y 'bigiiig S QQ 'qgbbif' 5-Z Q Zzcully Admmlstratlon if D L EUGENE JACQUES BA MEd EdD superunfendeni MR GEORGE D LANGE BA MAEd pruncxpal Equnvalenf vocahonal drreclor MR RUFUS K EBY AB MA assusf ani prnnclpal MR A STERLING KING BS MA elemenfary scluool principal Sf nclmg L +0 R William H Blaclr vlce pressclenl Marlnn E Bals bauglw presadenf L Eugene Jacques superlnlendeni E Morse Helsey Paulo Curry Sealed Elra Grubb secrefery E Carl Foreman Clever E Erns+ freasurer School Board O I O fi A K' 4. 3 elf ' ' 'L ., p M. . f Y 4. f' f of I 'L MR. RAYMOND EVANS. B.S., Mas1er's ' a ' I '. .11 ' ' . , ' I- ' g ' . . - L1 ,G is Clarence Arnold BA Dorofhy Balsbaugh MA English French Hlsfory lsauah Bomboy MEd Lahn Dean of Boys John T Beclz M Ed Mafhemahcs Facult 6 J Charles Dowmn, M Ed Alfred S Dugan, BS HI Way Safely, Drlver Trannmg Agngulfufe X.. Sferlnng Banla M S Social Sfudues John Brand? BS Aufo Body Shop Reynold Cheroms M Ed Englush Earl Edrls, BS Chemnsfry, Physlcs -GIG. Belly Barlels BA English 158 A O Brlffaln M Healfh Physical Educaflon tau- Davld T Chesfnuf MS French Spanush Jane Emel, M Ed Musnc V ' , U' . ,I 1. . 5 Q X Y gy I- f 'z ' in M . 6- y ' V A .iff NA X G ., 'FF 5, X gs. Q L gb- A L, ., LJ A 7 A H fgg J ., , . K f X , A E, - . I - - ' . . . . , . . . . ' ' , .A. 5 A li K K , Qi ,xi 3 is or y y yyyy X1 Y y A 4 '-I A S 'S 1 A 1 is I r 4 fifty V yy! my y . I A ' A 'rf-1 Qtr, xi xl Charles Eyler BS Scvence Malhemahcs Chnshne Gallus M Ed Dean of Gnrls bf Eluzebelh Goodwnll Nurse Roberl Guumvan BA Vocahonal Socual Siuclnes 50 L -Q, , an l y s..,,, 1 ' I V 4- K X ,Q ,Q u p Y l N B fn.. N SV... Carl l. Farver Paul Fisher, M.A,, M,M, Jerome Froclr, B.S. Music Malhemafics Elecfricily 3 W S I i, 3 g--Y-,J Mary Loulse Gmgruch B S Heallh Physical Educahon JM -crm Claude Groff BA Hiram Graff BS Floda Gulnnvan BA Commercaal English Machine Shop Harry W Hall MA Roberl Ha A Vocahonal Malhemahcs Josephine Heller B Biology English ee yu sa B T: W- Q . H A B E X X Z 5 ' : . ff .. I? .-. J A-,xi . ., 3 'W My l A G9 . xr B Q X ' V Vlll , V , A Tir ' A 1 . B , yy .nl -I - y J.. Yg ,M . 'Q fx. .M r fi B A X W ' 7 lf r ' ',R.N. I ' y.. 'Z V fi f A A ' ' . rrr B ra ' ' 7' f .f 4:3gi,: l A x rkll Us ' vw,f Of' ' ,.A. . ,.. u,s.. John Hanshue BS Social Sludues R E Hovus BS Mafhemahcs Paul J Kuhn MEd Speclal Educahon Charles Longer BS Vocahonal Sclence ik. rx Eugene Herr MS Physncs Chemusfry isa. Franlr J Kamus BS Socual Sfudles Physocal E W, George Kunkle BS Commercual Law Clerncal Prachce Cdfheflne M Loughran M Ed Special Educahon qs Grace Hershberger B S Homemalung S., Kennefh L Kmlay BS Mafhemahcs Kennefh Kur'fz BA Socnal Sfudues W QQ-Q x-Q9 John Horn Plumbmg Shop s., OHo Koih M S Drafhng Harry Long BA Lafln German 5 of-'A 1 -ff 'K , i fi J he X Q W xx A 3 Q l'f4,1,- 4 5 AX 'J , KQV -. 'X 'M X' , nz: eu K, 5 I! 1 Q r ' 122 l ll J M ' b' J my gk X J 1 fy? x . QS lx., KN ll L V ' Q , J X x oy . '. . . . , . . . ' , . . , . , ' if rero J A AF? 5 lli 3' . l. ' 'r-,v- I I .eo f of J , E ' ' eeo' f rre e o J ' 1. lg J X In ., P X no o - X. J . Q e 9 Q q,, J J x llll - P J J ff Louis Mendes BA Vocahonal Englush '45-V Myron Muller M Ed Maihemahcs fill! William Reed Carpenfer Shop KN Helen Marnano Nurse June Moyer M Ed 7fh Grade Martha Remeri BS Engllsh -294- Gulberf Luger M Equuv Bulldlng Malnfenance hw Elizabeth Maurer BS Science akin 'IP-r Charles Muench M Ed Speech Therapnsf 4 ku J John Madeira BS lnclusirlal Aris Lee McConnell BS Science Bnology fewer Eric Phullups Prmhng S hue Rolcosz MA Glenn Rolaerfs B S op Mafhemahcs Soclal Sfudnes Engllsh V: Q M V K l T ME: fx X E ' rr T E , Y' ,f 7 lk W V v . A W J i V ' X xg V:,,, , Z M ' ' . . . ' , R.N. ' ' , . . . . l , . . S 'we QT .S M. 4' 4lVV ' f jx, -, K A T V -1 in K :' M V li e 4 l llz' fl ' ,... V alr 'lr' M Slll h 4 M gf ' , r M l N x if Q e.i . rr., H V. js'-1if,gQ:x I K r P - ll' -Q 9 Q rg . I H Ei j vh l Z Annne Royer MA Business Mafhemahcs Booklreepmg Barbara Shoener Business Ornenfahon T rn H Rui Saufley BA Cwrcs Dons Snyder BS yp g eallh Physucal Educahon Joseph Sopko MA Typing Slworflwand '00- Elwyn Spangler Muslc Clyde H Spnfler MA Edna Slambaugh BA lndusirual Aris Englush Mafhemafucs Anna Slwanlrwenler MA Problems of Democracy Mildred Snyder BS Homemakung J- 'P J E' sr.. 'av Wnlluam Slnrl: M A American Hlslory f Paul Socl1o B S Biology Science Trix 'SJ' rf' Vx 3 Richard Slone BA English Socual Sfudues L ig Va--is Jay Lloyd Swope BS General Scuence Mafhemahcs A yu s . I W? QR ' A r 3 fi K 'K , MW . I . ',B.S.v ' i i.. frm l -.f Q' ! . fx' f U , . . u , M.S. -'Z SE R? Al sv A A 4 I 3' S -ra' NNW l rx K V . l le- 4,8 A m 'E E f E 'f l li f, ,. ,, Neda Theirwechier, B.S. Miriam Thomson, B.S Elaine Tro++er, B.S. Edward Tylden, M.Ed Home Economics Chemisiry, Physics English Ari .g i im 2 V- Q 4? if , si H A M ivan x i 1 6, - Joseph Wallace, B.S. Margarel Ward, MA. Beairice Wafkins, R.D.H. Reber? W. Young, M A Social Sfudies Librarian Denial Hygienisf Healfli, Physical Educalion Evelyn Deen, M.A. Psychologisl Qa- t P I You lmnow you're nof supposed fo cui More sfudy, Daniel! across fhe grass, Miss Snyder! Me ihinks if behooves one 'Bl if yn ai? - vWssv,1f.f.,i L4 .J Q f QQ! Q W ff! M N f K I 5, Xkqllfl 5095, ix 'N f, X X Q f J f-PM Q Q A N 5 f- k'QxigsQv5'f', 19 QM, ,. Xt Qs. 1 Q -..f 'rf X W2 ' ?i ff IA mf ,gf yf ' 4 g ,, Q, gy 5, rsm' 5 .5 N5 f 1 Nxfxijrxx an H RQ, Y 'ff f x xv XX 'Q GH 'Q 'Q -4 . 'K 1 X, I xx, t 90 ig Qw 4 ' x , wi' ' .Q ' 3 i Q'JY,1 . VSV A f' N' 6 : fa? age fluff wg 'Q la X24 Ti XI Q, 4 N j. M I 4 5 I' QQ fg. 9 , 2' X ,- X ff faf . f , , , 1 , Y , R , :jJ- v af-aszx 'I ,' 4 ,Q E 'xxx' s9 un dfrflggsgs 56 SUPHOMCRES Sophomores carry the great wenght of educatton Combunecl efforts tn group study X ik I- Thts years Sophomore Class ts undoubtedly one of the hnest nn the hnstory of our school Two charms our Sophomore Class adds to the bracelet of school GCTIVITIGS are Buzz Cash and Pat Keeter for thetr leadershlp An Important lunk an the Charm Bracelet ns the Class support of and parttcn patron rn Hershey Hugh actuvnttes We are well represented at football games and other socnal and athletuc events Also many class members are musnctans and athletes tncludtng JV Football squad men To summartze our Class has added the necessary ltnks to the Charm Bracelet CLASS COUNCIL r Row L to R E a man F Inger: J Fa tan B Murray L Gush G Yocurn K Nornhold Second Row D Scholleld G Kreuser H Dnehl L Shnftlet J Phalen G Hol lungs orth R Alleman L Mc Garvey M Arnold Ftrst w N Gubble P Dects Keefer G Cash - x J V I lf . fl! All x 3 9 1 l C 2 7 f li l tt 5 l 1 - ., ., 1 Thi d l . .lz . H Il- l . C. il' ', . b' . . . ' , . - , at . ' , . , . - 59 . ' ' w . . . . - l l X . r. . ' ' fl X 'J K' I Ro : . ' , . , P. A 1 i , I . . . i . V . i i ' urlh R w L lo R uc re M Rhrne D Hevel A Dnsfefano D Boozer J Brrnser L Parruclr Thrrd Row J Sheclnerf K Moyer J Meyers G Books R May R May C Brubaker P Verrazzanu J Miner Second Row F Dxffenderfer C Bainbridge S aughlm R Rhoads B Kulp N Smlh J Es shade L Dove Sealed R Romauldl C Welcomer J Lonergan M McMichael E PClFUCCl S Hershey S Turafo R Hanshue Fourfh Row L lo R W Ames M Shusslcr M Hcn mngs J Neullg E Taylor M Flory M Znmmerman J Yocum Thurd Row M Roush J Shuey J Wolfe R Ebersole L Hoffer E Rrffle V Foreman C Fulfon econd R w B Fachler L Zemba M Dehmey G Poorman R Bumngfon L Gsff M Elluoff B Anspach C Srarnes Sealed M Muller T Snavely C Whnlhufe S Ymglung L Messner A Frrfz Y Coflman L Zm merman 1 ' l ourlh Row L fo R J Pelro R Blocker J Row Fisher L S+rlchler G Hawlr V Shuey G Kern Thrrd Row M Slade D Spangenburg J Lelsenrlng B Smnlh S Fisher J Buclr S Sheels M Shaffner G Welrrch Second Row L Smlfh R Gibson J Klarn J Foreman S Flegal J Dennrs S Derley C Zerphey M Sfeele Sealed A Hors? E Clawser C Grff S Bray C Hug s M Funk M Muller V Svphamare Glass 4 ourlh R w L lo R M Seamen J Shaub G ore man D Dellunger A Bralkovrch L Brand? L Seuberf Thrrd Row P Lenlzer S Masiarnne J Probsf G Shuey A Hoffman K Krelser M Lwernng Second Row Bomgardner G Krelser C Sanders S Snyder R Frelds M Davis F Gumpher Sealed M Kung B Shuey A Huh A Dundore E Weber J Eby ourfh Row L lo D Helrlck T Boyer G Bron S Reese J Busby H Glpe J Bargo T Luggelf hnrd w ash ny er ell navley R Le er M er ex C Mar Secon Row R Fran qhlbull S ro r B Brown C Youn S I T Tyson E Espenshade D Gabriel Sealed W Espen e M Grayblll S clrley s Sha Doyle L Pelrnne L Wilson i pcm- Fourfh Row L fo R C Savage N Blair W Murray H Naylor W Orrus G Nye T Bmgaman Thlrd Row G College G Gramm R Jones K Engle R Luhrs T Hanlen W Cave D Souder Second Row L Shurlcr F Rlsser T Mandes R Brubalrer R Keuffer C Parlrs M Helsey B EHer Sea+ed S Hendricks R Alleman R Shaver N Guloble T Graboslu J Ludllra S Good man R Shaeffer Fourlh R w L +o R P Harfman H Srmlh R Ralh R Lmgle D Bohner P Weuss G Ebersole M Reed Thr Row S Rhoades N Smnlh J Graybnll N Gul more M Foreman M Tlghe C Poorman Second Row C Herr W Cm: E Hershberger R Collons L Gush R Ksrlnpafrnclr J Clemens G Brlnser L McGarvey Sealed W Buclr R Sams P Keeler H Sfephens D Sfoessel D Schofleld W Fox B Free Fourfh Row L lo R B Sweney G Yocum D Mnlls Valenhne D Ml er D Meyer J Clouser nr R w J Rumpf J Fabian E Romano J Wullnard E Herlzler D Slunner M Baclrensfose C Hunchberger Second Row S Ebersole M Ecierf P Deels R Curry F Magrlnl L Phlllnpy B Hahn Sea+ed H Diehl D Cassady, S Fox, S Sfover, E Kegernze, K Slanslleld, S Juran, B Howard OA sr Ro o D McKlnne R Balmer T Boo s R Gelneff J Marley L Lehman E Berlrebule J Hos er Second Row V Corrado W Frnfz R Burke M Mussel man B Shellenharrer C Deppen L Calhoun R Bechlel Sealed L Ensenhauer J Musser D Gerlach L Brac er E Basehore R Habug W Hlnkle O r Row L lo R Sare R Muller L Goo I W Snyder Wayne Kung D Wnedel D Baum Second Row Warren Kng K Zerphey D G-Il W Spangler W Relgle O Shnfflef Sealed K Paxnfer R Pam er R Horner R Theal J Hors+ OC lr Row L J Haldeman H Gordon G rb rich L Evans R Brlclcer R Hummer L Haunly L Hess S cond Row M Rhoad J Farver E Hallman J Landvaier R Shearer R Dleffenderfer C Barb C Fnlmgerm Sealed K Nornhold T Drayer J Phalen R Aexander G Hollmgsworih L Pfruclm K Eslep R Geesman P Herr ll. S ut IOD nr Row L c Dove G Aldunjcr D Lan e J warfz ucas econ ow Vuxla J Tavanu J Tarash T Ensnnger W Sfaufler E Thompsen Sealed J Wenrnch H Shuffle? R Zimmerman D Slrnclrler W Zefflemoyer il 59 +4-mu- A i Naturally the most umportant charm on the bracelet us the Senuor Class But whats the next most umportant charm? Why the Junuor Class ot course And thus years Junuors are ftllung a lot ot umportant uobs In football whom do you hear more about than our capable Junuor quarter back Jum Pruce9 There are tive Junuor boys un the startung luneup When these boy were un nunth grade the uunuor hugh football team was undefeated Thus year a uunuor sectuon us takung tusuon math a combunatuon ot algebra ll and trugonometry Junuors are ttllung many umportant oftlces Among these are the vuce presu dency ot the Student Councul vuce presudcncy ot the Booster Club edutorshup ot the Broadcaster and many more The Class of 60 us truly a leader un Hershey Hugh socuety CLASS COUNCIL r Row L to R J o muth J May R o nu eal K N tle S es Second Row C Strumble R Southby S Muller D Seub t Shay Mr Kurtz advusor Seated P Gungruch treasurer J Hess secretary D Flowers vuce presudent B Cash presu dent ll s down there' ,X JLI IORS Junuor cateterua Iunesman ...- Y at f f uuu' T gg. A , : A' 'L ul' 51 . . ull, ' V. l -5 S ll 1 .T 'li S ,. tuuu fu u A .tu .w u. ' Y ge , . , . l n ', P Y V o'N , . ut , . R ut l ' : : l 7 . , u l , . - ' A , . 'ler A ' , - E. : . , ' L' x If L ,u I , I, j 'U I 7 ' . q X nu 1 R- ASL I I l ' -,Jn-4 V W y I ' , X N f Fourfh Row L fo R A Ensenlwour D Rhodes J San e I R Fu on Re se D Be hum L Mau T ur w Vogel Marhnu J Lonergan D Jaco y Sanlarelln L Hannlen D Slnclxler A Bosley l Heclmerl Second Row M Carpenl r P Gabrxel S Corsefh F f S Holme G Brand? L Eshleman P Wrngl'1+ Ebersole Sealed G Farner N Wulson A Harluns L Fralh S Wear J Emerlcl: K OBraen R Magrmey Fig . 0 0 P 'W 9 i 1 Y G Fourflw Row L lo R E Garner P Muller L Ruddle L Thorpe S Banfa D Muller A Clemenfs Thnrd Row Vogel R Soufhby J Shlssler R Blalr P Claw er G Carmlclrle R Sfoner J Weaver Second Row C 1 Sfrnmble V Wull'u+e K Ensenlwour A Arnold C Dusman Kreuser D Relfz B Cash J Messclr Sealed Woolley N Mnller M McNaugl1+on R lonnl R Rodolff D Henry S Smufh B erdf ourfh Row L 'lo R R Schuldl' L Slrnclcler J use S Wnsmer C Olena Tlurd Row P Nesfer J Rengle S Bowman P Sclweeh J Sands A Helman F Rarclw ford Second Row J Snlvesfrl G Moore J Cassel K Dunmyre R Condran S Demy J Wood Sealed R Espenshade V DlRuscno M Leusey J Prlce W Rlcken baugh K Lyfle jun I7 Ulass ourih Row L 'ro R M W: er J May D Bran C Gordon T Moyer R Groff M Heasey C Nuflle ur Row er M T no Wagner L E Dove R Efler F George P Sdlldldhdh C Clawser econd Row M Fn G Fox N Slarry D Wea e Hess ren T erso e Bo er B ar wr, + D Romualdu S afed M Cmger R Ke er mg R Lex W Slade C Brubalzcr C Teufel L Hoover B Koons 0 vlan Fourfh Row L fo R G Good K Kemble J Mc elelr R Eslnger C Sflne J Sfauffer D Barrel Third Row J Plouse W Lelnunger J Mann Koons J Bnxens J Kohr K Snyder J Bare Second Row L Moraschl D Senberi J Dennis E Sealer S Rodlcey P Gelb R Sclielhorn P Weaih erby T Youh Sealed M Sclveelz P Weldman S Ruddle B Brunser K Casfelln C Wagner M Hanshaw F Muller Four+h Row L To R W Knoll G Ensunger P H cman M DuAngells D Uban R HI R Youll G Warner Tlnrd Row R Wallers M l l-5 i h , . n' , . ' , . . P. . . . ',.. ,I.' fl I I-6 L . .ll . , . ' , x a lx L., . ' ' , . r , . ier, Leibfried,.C. Hi+z, IE. lonni, J. Aldous, C. Herlzler J. Shauffer, K. Smifh, A. Koons. Second Row: M. J Boll, W. Kuhn, D. Buclr, J. Rhine, P. Souder, C Kaufz, J. Leihel, T. Kur+z. Sealed: N. Kegerreis . R , . , . u , . ' , I I-7 l . D . I g , . - , . S esh J Wolgemuih J Brd M Muller J Buernsfenl S Sherizer Fourflw Row L fo R J Hors? R Baumbach D Hershey G Ponloll R Slnclalr T DuSrefeno D Sfare D Kercher J Laudermllch Tl-nrd Row J Koons D Seevers S Bnersfem C Spangler E Shay D Kaylor D Laudermllch Second Row J Hess M Longeneclrer L Slunner L Black G Wd mer D McGunre J Kopenhaver P Nye Sealed P Snyder C Maller P Gungruch A Beers E Engle L Kung B Geesey D Flowers II-A Fourlh Row lL. fo R.l: G. Shelly, R. Linderman, D. Flory, E. Hubbard, R. Hellman, G. Daniels, J. Eplsr. Third Row: H. Horsf, L. Eby, J. Hellman C. Weirich, W. Hoover, J. Gosselin. Second Row: R. Leonard, N. Grassi, C. Hawfhorne, F. Waller, J. Hoffman, C. Morris, R. Galbraifh. Sealed: R. Garrison, J. Angelo, G. Foreman, J. Dodson, R. Harhell. Frlflu Row L fo R D Byler J Garre++ P Nye J Dlmler J Buck L Horsey E Telesha Fourfh Row L Cobel R Barnharf R Kennard J Urban D Smuih D Walmer L Zlmmerman G Cassel Tlnrd Row J Brosey S Grubb W Zummerman A Rolf R Blessmg B College R Zefilemoyer Sec ond Row H Basehorse F Boland E Krodel W HBHICR R Clark K Aul J Eshleman R All-mghi Seafed W Roeder K Sfemmelz R Penluake W Rhen W Koch W Flfferer C Fourfh Row L lo R R Gesford K Kramer J Kopecll R Cramer W Balmer L Carlson Third Row D Leonard R Bambrudge A Hoffer B Lepperd J Harris G Bechfel H Sfauff r Second Row R Sfrommger L Bucher D Theal A Sayger J Kauflman R Wood E Hefruclr H Brandi Sealed A Gerbench D Farver W Klnne R New house R Hodneff D Lerclw F? fag 0' Rf f. Q U Jkyyi. Af Q J ,Wg .AQ V ,X ' X ks EQ? 5 f- jr' ff v X .X P 69 ' 'G .fair A fel!! 5-I f if QW If ,YZ ' Q ' I 1 'f -'ifYfQ ' .IJ r XX ix Q X X w Q N xr- 1 Qpgixa K YP, ' xg- LITQM ff- ffzxf. ' 'fi' - ,ff-f ii5959 3fQN -Qsgyy- X Q 'P' Smivr 611155 fm 'fir M XJ fx A, XJ E if'x. ' ' gjlf N . dwuyq' ' vlljf Vp , N 1 Y ', Q WW 4 ff x vsfgwix , ,K f 1, s 'X A X-, 539s2f:Xx X 49 N tf9g't xQf X With '28 qllmli Q X A gg K-16x f tx :N uf-N Z' Sflvloq ii -PROM lg HPRIL 3 I 5, .CQ K , if 'kj RQ' f .1 ,if QNX! ff W ? 3 I , ,, QV1. K f px -,ifiiggfj QV f fafvf+ f f f xfx , f'-'fg..,j T , p f' N 4 I I 6 , 3, il es Q fmifg., 92, A xx econd Ro L to R G Donmoyer E Accorsu J Smut n D z Ml er ad lsor M ss Sny er El Inger R ppon D Baclcenstose M W rams Fursr Seated W BFdlk0VICll J Bott P Lxnderman J Nornhold orqan enry B E Patrlcll l Zlmm NNOTTC J! rs hard to fall CLASS COLORS Graaff and Sliver but rl rs Worse ER cLASS HOW never to have trial gffflfflfffflf The Class of 1959 has an the past shown promuse of benng one ofthe best IU Hershey Hugh It has now lulfllled that promtse and has shown all the qualities of a wonderful and charmlng class lts almost three hundred members are youth that we can most certainly be proud of They have taken hold tn every sport Cl a S S and excelled beyond expectatuon They have worked theur way unto provldvng our school wlth an excellent orchestra and chorus, and a supernor boys' quartet Our actors and actresses are many, as was seen In our three Sensor plays C 'I Our Sensor Class Councsl represents us vvnth our Ideas at O u n council meetings The versatlle president, Jmm Bott, ably dnrects the councul, alded by Bull Bralkovtch, vrce presldent, Pat Lnnderman, secretary, and Janet Nornhold, treasurer Mtss Snyder has capably advused the class councnl ga L L L rS r tif 5 S ,, , ,. Lt jj' t , I L Li ti ' gi J I If ' I 5 ' T ' 1 A, 1 I I , ' n T Q 1 . W ta TJ K 2 0 A 1 S W . , . ', . 'h, ma, . Folt, D. Teets, D. 'II g v' , i d . G. l' ,J. i , . , . ill' . ' ' : . ' ' , . , . ' , . . Row: R. M . J. H , L. urns, . ' . . ' er- 1 f9f?'f' e 4 1 1 U 5,1 M: , ,,, 'w n 'r .-,Er ..- ., Fei Grade school quintet. Marilyn and Nancy King, Bill Dunbar, and Elaine and Florence Mccurdy. Class Histor The year T945 was the first link in the historic charm bracelet of the 59 ers Kindergarten developed a quality of competition as we fought over the tncycles blocks and crayons This healthy spirit of competition is typical of the class The thrill of learning to read was the outstanding adventure of first grade Some of us can still remember the heart breaking tears of our second grade teacher Miss Copp Little Brownie and Cub Scout uniformed students enloyed those extra long recesses when the teachers got into endless conversations on the play ground Do you remember the pictures we drew for those Birthday Books and the music festivals at the Community Theatre? By the time we had reach d fifth grade our teachers considered us mature enough to venture forth on some real excursions We traveled the long distance to Stone Harbor the Reading Museum and Roadside America Graduation from grade school was highlighted by certificates of writing ability and the patrol boys were hailed for their outstanding service Junior high school days recall many happy memories Mr Young s and Miss Snyder s dancing lessons in gym class were cltmaxed by the seventh grade dance The girls sewing bags and cotton skirts made in home ec class far excelled the door stops and pump lamps made by the male members of the class in their industrial arts lessons As a matter of fact the boys had a little trouble taking school seriously in those days When Mr Hanshue was late one day for science class they decided to see if they could invent some new survival methods in case of fire Jumping out of the windows landed them right in Dr Jacques office The class gave Mr Fornwalt a good bye party and sincerely wished him the best of luck at his new 'ob Mr Beck didnt exactly appreciate our class the time we gathered all our algebra books and deposited them in the waste can right before Christmas vaca tion Meanwhile Mr Frock asked Whats your opinion? Why did Mr Wren leave after only one year of trying to teach Latin to our class? Our luntor high football team chalked up quite a tremendous record in T955 This was the year we received welcome additions to our class from out lying dis trlcts and we held our first prom that dreamy Freshman Prom When we entered senior hugh school we were greeted by two new cafe terlas serving deliciously CPD different foods The horribly shocking exp rience of writing essays also cheered us on The trip to the green tree and the farm show proved quite educational for some Mr Hovts introduced us to his famous opportunity days which we all learned to relish Can you remember those p rfectly timed fire drills that hit in the middle of a nice test? . ?! 9 1 n f I . . . . 1 . ' . . . - 1 1 - ' 1 - 11 - 11 . A . V - - - 11 - 11 1 1 ' 1 . . . , . 1 - - - 11 11 . , . . . ' 1 1 . . . . , . , . . l - - - 11 1 - - 11 . , . , . ' 11 11 1 1 - , - . Q . . . ,, ' 11 11 . , ' ' ' 11 . 11 - - S if - 2' Q Goof Heavens! A new kind of sled? that bread for yo '-3- ' You clowns! Moments to remember The openrng of the Canteen ushered In a whole new world of entertarnment Speakrng ot entertaunment Sknp Waybrught proved to be quite a fisherman when hypnotnzed Mr McConnell s final and Mr Muench s scholarly hustoruans were the talk of the sophomore class Two Exchange Clubs one to Brentwood and the other to Martnnsvtlle helped to broaden our hornzons Of course everythlng wasnt a bed of roses The fire IH the chemustry labs waste can had an exploslve reactmon dtdnt rt Elarne'? And there was that fire rn the sawdust room to warm up the carpenters Our school history closed with the unforgettable Semor Prom The memorle of thus and many other exp rrences form charms for a bracelet Irnked by the years at represents u or the duclxs Jucly7 DG ...a ,7 ag l ' . . N ' v-- A . . ,, . ,, . . I 1 I - V I f . , . . , . . . , . . r 1 - . 3 , G . . r -5. I - 1 3 . 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V v r Choclatler Staff Censormg those puctures7 nr Row L to R G Beers J Hess P Lrnderman Rteg e E Kalenevrtch M Engle M Swartz C Fabran Strait and M Longeneclxer Second Row Mr Cheronrs Elm: R Garrett W Hawthorne J Smrth J Herrung CHOCLATIER STAFF Ruthann Donmoyer Lunda Black Mary Black Patty Day Howard Stauffer Danny Backenstose Pat Llnderman Connle Fabian Juntor Edrtor Carol Matter Glenda Beers Pat Ruegle Marnlyn Engle Davnd Wagner Elaune Kalenavltch James Smtth Francis Elm: Jesse Herrnng Robert Garrett Wlllram Hawthorne Lorne Patrxck Duane Strait Mertle Swartz Paul Hummer Laraune Lange Junior Writers Mandy Longenecker Douglas Hershey Joyce Hess Edrtor tn Chief Senior Sectton Editor Assistant Editors Sports Editor Photography Artrsts Wrrters Davud Muller Advisors Lrterary Business Mass Betty Bartels Miss Annie Royer Mr Harry Long r Mr Edward Tylden Photography Mr Reynold Cheronrs Matter D Muller P Hummer D Hershey D Wagner L Patrlck Mrss Bartels advrsor Seated S Stover H Stauf fer P Day R Donmoyer L Black M Black D Backenstose and L Lange O Sophomore Writers ..,..,.......,, Sandy Stover, A t .,.,....,........,. . . Thus 4. .11 . ,. ,.' ,P. ,. ' ,. .. ,. .. ' l , . ' , . , . , . ' , D. ' g ' , ' . : . , . - ' , . . : . ' , F. , . , . , . , . , . , ', . , . , . ' , . ' , C. . . Without the eftoits of the Choclatier stat? there would be no bracelet tor our charnts, Con- sequently, the staft is a very essential charm in our bracelet because it determines the success ot the Choclatier. Talent, imagination, and initiative are characteristics possessed by this years start Four iuniors and tvvo sophomores complete the senior staft. Through soliciting patrons, the expenses of the yearbook are covered. Many long, tedious hours are spent to pub! lish a book that everyone can be proud ot. Plan- ning and more planning goes into producing a yearbook that is an incomparable keepsake. Ex- perienced Miss Bartels directs the staff, so that the final result is vvork nothing less than the best. 5-1 I Final iudgmenf Ready for the tal:e. Standing ll.. to R.l: K. Suter, L. Stephens, M. Musscr, G. Schwartz, J. Nornhcld. Seated: R. Ginder, G, Snyder, G. Kreider, S. Hollinger. gg A rare moment of work! ,,,-7 -' T- -nl' ,151 f . X . if X X ef'f '7V l 1 art S l. to R L Stephens G Hnnebaugh P Day M Zlmmer man G Schwartz Senior Pla The Vallant IL to Rl S Smnth, G Hlnebaugh, R Meyer, B Charles, J Geyer, P Llnderman L Every charm bracelet must havo some en tertalnment Ours has the senior class play Thus year we dnd sornethnng a Iuttle dnfterent Instead of havlng one three act play as was done ID prevuous years vve presented three one act plays The tlrst play was Nobody Sleeps comedy about a burglar portrayed by Gary Hnne baugh and has many hnlaruous experuences vvnth the Busby family ff I 'mga ilfxzlf I 31 s wmg riffgi, - ' ' t , as 1.9. w4a:+1fa,, 3 2 , ,wry 2 K ,V L 51933 4,4 7 l , sl 7, uf 7 f wzigkjjt it-gf? 1 6:12 7 T 1 1 rr , t t Q in t N A' ' r ' 'it '4':mtir,?' 'fl , ' f- NTC ' . i, K A, . K '- 8 Q fi f a... - , wg - ' N V , 1 t X 5 I - 1 A . A ' an . ' f rv fe ' jygu fx , --. 'va 'E fs . its f' rf: i ' ,il V t - A t X . ....., Nobody Sleeps l . . , . ' , . , . ' - ' . . , . - ' 1 I ' . , a l - , YW r , N A i , ' 4-X.--1. V The Lottery Standing lL. to R.l: L. Lange, F. Girvin, l. Zimmerman, H. Stauffer, W. Goodman, R. Meyer, S. Smith. D. Fenstermacher, J. Herring, D. Straub, D. Wagner, V. Ax. Kneeling: J. Geyer, B. Gruber, D. Bilrle. The second of our plays was titled The Lottery, a drama about superstitious people who believe in lotteries, and what happened when Tessie Hutchison, played by Alma Arey, was condemned to die by her own husband and her friends. Our third presentation was called The Valiant, a drama concerning a prisoner in a state penitentiary, who keeps his identity from every- one for reasons unknown. All three of our plays, which were presented on December 4th and 5th, were under the capable direction of Miss Josephine Haiiar. Cheerfully deciding the fate of a victim THE CASTS NOBODY SLEEPS Spike ,,...,.. .............., G ary Hinebaugh Daisy Busby . , . . Patty Day Abby Busby .,.. , .. . Marilyn Zimmerman Gwendolyn Busby . . , .,.,. . , . Gwen Schwartz Mrs. Busby .,.... . , . . . . , Lynda Stephens THE LOTTERY J Tommy . . . .......,..... . , . David Bickle Dickie . .. ..., Jim Guyer Martin ,... Jesse Herring Delacroix , . . . . David Wagner Hutchison .... . . Bill Goodman Mrs. Dunbar . ,. Mrs. Watson . , Miss Bessem . . Jack Wilkins . Old Man Warner Belva Summers Joe Summers Tessie Hutchison Warden Holt . Father Daly . . . James Dyke . Josephine Paris Dan . ,... . Attendant , , . THE VALIANT , . . Fay Girvin . Laraine Lange lrma Zimmerman Don Fenstermacher ... Dennis Straub . Virginia Ax Sherwood Smith . , Alma Arey Sherwood Smith . Gary Hinebaugh . Bruce Charles Pat Linderman . Jim Guyer , , Ray Meyer Q55 OU Of W6? W J ' ,, A of .5 Aj flame Kmejevlrch mum' if ,puny Shand- id We he i 15 I F Q I Q L J Of rl. VI - Amar LM, of Zh C fr 01- F E E QE F E F dxfgs-Flfix Z Q. 5 6 j I Y 5 Q, A fry f,-HIL.. :B I, Q. :iv wcatss 7 Nl: 1:23 X f f f r --V' E is, Urwxxlff' 'ii ' I W' hIu'h J A Y 6 we ar 0 I 5' OV 'C fl' dull' - AJJJ ,Q,Wyxwlll,,,.I.. ef ip! I if ,? : ma? in lp g S' :Lx is 2-3 ,M-ws! g i?lxvANv5?5:g 9 au QPXS .4 krmllfwuiw X ' H mg 76 X l BEST ATHLETE P f Bracale, Pal Lauzon 4-N T ib- pffcd fy BEST MUSICIAN R fh L gl R d y Sloessel ,s 4 ll 'Q Q invx T in-.sv 7,1 -vi BEST DANCER BEST LOOKING WD wf G N ff Y BEST ARTIST Pal Lundermen, Bill Brailxoviclw Nu' Wygukl ll ll Q 1'- 'E' M A QQ ,5 FQQ U -'A '87 ,. Q5 QQ R IV X, N Wfgfff1fU w W A if WU JW X Q9 Wi ERNEST ACCORSI College Preparatory Undecided Ernie Hersheys future Mel Allen spends most of hs spare time hacking around on the Juvenile doesnt dig physics says Spanish is best subiect in our curriculum HELEN MARIE ALWINE Secretarial Commercial Secretary Quiet but not shy has a great personality sup ports Tri Hi Y Booster Club and Business Education Club an expert organist and pianist favors short hand and machines class dislikes English VIRGINIA K AX College Preparatory Nursing Stylish commuter from Hockersville - known to friends as Ginny -very fond of subs and Tanny Arndt-enthusiastic rooter at football games and pep rallies-could do without those boring classes. JOAN ARLENE BARLEY College Preparatory Nurse Joanie -attractive brun- ette - dislikes math and stuck-up people - never misses a football game- enioys sewing and pho- tography - always very quietQ?D in class-loves to dance-finds a lot to laugh about. FRANK C ALDINGER Machine Shop Navy Seen sporting a 54 Ford convertible leisure time pursuits dancing and bowl ing finds math agreeabl but physics lust the oppo site has a special interest in Elizabethtown ALMA WANDA AREY College Preparatory Elementary Teache Turnpike quietC'Pj always ready to forget about gym class believes in eating during activity period loyal to Hershey High liked by everyone DANIEL LEE BACKENSTOSE College Preparatory Junior College Under that crewcut lives a shutter-bug-calm cool and collected public speaker -shines for track team- loves to flirt with under- classmen- Hi! Georgeousl -c ims that L'fe is a 'cf ious circle. RONALD G. BARNHART Carpenter Shop Building Contractor Barney -always seen in 55 Ford pick up-i to originate iokes to hear his friends laugh-favorite among carpenters-fond of the opposite sex, but fears them. MlNNlE BARRICK General Commercial Typist Nice to be around favors izza ch i and Boston cream pie sports enthusi ast rare ability to tell iokes likes long essay questions in testsC'7j assistant treas urer of the Senior Class JOSEPH L BEACHELL Carpenter Shop Forest Ranger Joe brakes what are they? loves the outdoors plans to make his living close to nature enioys Mr Longers physics classes Bishops chief cook and bottle washer GLENDA PAY BEERS College Preparatory Registered Nurse Leisure time pursuits coin collecting and reading -at home on tennis court and in swimming pool- Epicurian tastes in food- valuable asset to the Choc- latier and Broadcaster statts and to intramural sports. NORA JANE BERGSTRESSER General Commercial Airline Stewardess Enioys P.O.D. and gym classes - dislikes English class - participates in intra- mural basketball-supporter of the Booster Club, Busi- ness Education Club, and Tri-Hi-Y - finds pleasure in swimming and roller skat- ing. JERRY BAUM Print Shop Navy Great cardshark of the Hershey Country Club cad dies really wild about cars quite the favorite with s al a gay u PAULINE BECHTEL General Commercial Housewite Flashes a diamond on her left hand a pop music fan who loves to dance likes to play basketball and ten nis doesnt fully appreciate English grammar seen with Elverna RICHARD C BENDER General Commercial CPA Butch -one of the few male memb-rs of Business Ed.-finds reading books a waste of time - quite inter- ested in training dogs-o' the Cake Sale Committee. ANN BIKLE Academic Junior College Dances up a storm-a very attractive twirler-black hair, brown eyes, and dim- ples are her weakness- popular with the opposite sex- likes basketball and drive-in movies. DAVID P. BlKLE College Preparatory Chemist Drives around in h's '50 Me c always drummrn up musuc the Broadcasters able sportscaster loyal 'azz fan Anns twtn very much at home ln phystcs class MARY ELIZABETH BLACK College Preparatory Undecrded Petlte and pretty w th 1 smal small warst us sparkles when she thrnks of .luntor College eftortloss display of knowledge u ually found wrth ttat other Black JUDlTH BLINCO College Preparatory Dental Hygrenrst Judy pleasant attrac trve amtable popular wrth everyone drsltkes physrcs a eve rn all Intramural sports enloys gym class always talktng to Rae very fond of :ce skatrng JAMES H BOTT College Preparatory Undecided C ass res popular good looktng Mr Hovrs problem chtld standout on football and bas ball held small but mighty comes to school for club meetings only smooth dancer ,ng- LINDA JEAN BLACK College Preparatory Medicine Pert president of the G A C possessor of a very stylrsh wardrobe avtd fan of Pat Boone and the Foul Lads enthusrastrc worker sensor sectron edrtor for the Choclatter chum coustn Mary NAOMI J BLESSING General Commercral Bank Teller Enloys all sports espe crally horse back rtdrng capable secretary treasurer of Homeroom 2 often seen wt Irma and Mrnnle spends most of her spare tame IH reltglous work RONALD BLOSE Prrnt Shop Prrnter Tall muscular Ronald does not particularly lrke school often a spectator at the drag straps rnterest cars d ves a Chot Ford would rather be tn shop than ID classes PATRICIA ANN BRACALE General Commerctal Physrcal Educatron Teacher Pleasrng smrle wrth per sonalrty to match depend able Tru Ht Y presrdent poker anyone7'P always seen accompanyrng Burns Henry and Co no trme for boys? bug cog an sports wheel WILLIAM BRAJKOVICH College Preparatory Eleclromcs A very Irkeable person sharp dresser great sports fan enloys archery and tak Ing care of bees specta Interest IH the opposlte s x dependable vrce presrdent of the Class Councul RICHARD E BREHM Marntenance Shop Unclecvded Duc owner of a mls chlevous smrle drslrkes n rsh engoys Mr Halls conferences can handle a shootm Iron dvd sorneon mentlon Ann'P'9'7 Speed doesnt klll nts the sudden stop RAE LOUISE BRENEMAN College Preparatory Buslness Retall F.:ddy usually seen the company of Judy pre ters Engllsh to all other sub e s slcnlled wth a tennus racket enthuslastlc member of Booster Club Chorus and Broadcaster Stat? RUTH ANNA BUCK General Commercual Office Worker Petute and qulet p as ant easy gorng personalrty en Oys ol panntung perrenced babfsutter Inter es ed w young peoples meettngs awd Buble clubs a Campbelltownlan if I- RICHARD BRANDT Auto Body Shop Undecrded Always ready wlth a yoke usually found tenkerung with has old 47 Plymouth lukes draftrng class loves rzza rea y adds llfe to homeroom 124 WALTER K BREININGER Machme Shop Navy Wa y collectlng rec ords rs on hrs agenda Ends steak Englush and football agreeable Hummelstown rs where he hangs hs hat Holy Cats' navy Included an future plans BETTY BRIGHTBILL Home Economics Factory Employee Jane booster of rock ro mul seen wrth N ncy Janet a d Elle Trl Ht Y member despuses math class favors roller and :ce skatlng rn spare tlme LINDA ANN BURNS College Preparatory Physlcal Therapnst Burns Mass Lewus prrze rnermald collector f oceans of blue rrbbons eye on 60 Olymplcs excels n al sports struts wrth our band front Q? 16 R 'Wffr T243 JOAN V CASSEL College Preparatory Nurse Joan a very actuve sentor a great oodler peeve a snob loves ptzza and spaghettu greatest am button to go to Arkansas to see that certaln someone WILLIAM BRUCE CHARLES College Preparatory West Potnt Bruce tall and good Iooklng M I go to the darkroom? lakes photog raphy and huntnng popular wtth everyone would love to own a Ferarrt usually seen wtth Danny JAMES G COBLE Carpenter Shop Carpenter A excellent student ltkes Mr Hall s math class Mr Reeds prlde and 'oy fond of the outdoors espe clally huntlng and clnmbtng mountauns an has good ole Jeep RUTH CRIDER General Commercnal Bookkeeper Rut ne qutet and Ike able future foresees Junnor College favors typtng class flnds enloyment playang volleyball and Ice skating extra currucular acttvtttes In clude Chorus and Orchestra MAXINE CARROL CASSEL Secretarual Commercnal Prlvate Secretary Max favortte class shorthand lusts football and baseball as top notch sports small and pretty wtth the neatest long halr lust great on a hockey fleld skatnng occuples her Ieasure ttme DAVE C CLINE Carpenter Shop Carpenter Dave a woodbutcher small but not overlooked can bnghten any dull class a good hunter but poor finder takes Interest ID gurls and sports Thats the way w luke It ARTHUR J COPENHAVER Bunldtng Maintenance Mechanrc QuletC'PD Art watches that hockey puck has out door Interest In huntnng spends spare mlnutes work Ing on hts car doesnt be Ileve In homework con stantly seen wtth Larry Wuse PATRICIA A DAY College Preparatory Teachmg Patty well known spends leisure ttme danclng swummnng and readtng enloys German tlnds wrnt Ing term papers and gettnng up early for school annoy un Keep It down to a roar' 'Qty' NORMA DI BLASIO College Preparatory Nurse W make an efflclent n never masses a football game always gay dtslrkes con certed people thtnks we ought to have a three day weekend ELEANOR E DIFFENBACH College Preparatory Medrcal Secretary Ellne sweet and peppy eftlctent Booster Club sec retary personaltty plus flnds dancung and basket ball very enroyable has peaches and cream com plexron Whats your FRAN DtNUNZIO Academrc Nursrng Frannle cute brunette enthuslasttcally supports Booster Club Trl HtY Cho rus Drarnattcs Club Class Council and rntramural sports pretty Sophomore Prom queen RUTHANN DONMOYER College Preparatory Nursmg Choclatter edttor tn chtef mustc and sports among her many tnterests stratght A student Good Heavens' barely flve feet tall mod st and mature J C next year GEORGE C DICE Machme Shop Mechantc Popular guy un has sectton rtdes motorcycle tn let ure trrne qutte a clown at ttmes does well tn classes a ter ror at wrestltng JAMES DIFFENDERFER Electruc Shop Navy Duff brown eyed hand some man has motor mama n s school ss an necessary eval usually seen wtth Sherod enloys parttes one of Mr Longs biggest problems VIRGINIA LEE DODSON Secretartal Commerclal Sales Clerk Gtnny avrd memb rof Tru HtY and Bustness Edu Catton Club boys dancing and collecttng records are her favortte Interests con stders dotng homework a way to pass ttme THOMAS F DONMOYER College Preparatory College Tom almost a memb r of the Vocatuonal School drtves a 50 Ford baseball has favortte lukes the ou doors and enloys hunttng should do well tn college ill ' ' V lady i v 1- te - - ' ' 's ' ll ' 11.1 l , - ' - --thi lc ' un- trouble, Bubble? ,, . ,,- - . . ,, . H- . 8 I I r Y f f , . . -, i . ,, ,,- Q , - a . , - I . -,, . . - , ,- - e - ' . JOYCE M. DUNDORE General Commercial Undecided Enthusiastic school spirit -takes part in Business Edu- cation Club and Tri-Hi-Y- likes business practice and typing classes-dislikes Eng- lish literature - silently ad- mires the boys. ELVERNA ELDRIDGE General Commercial Undecided Seen but seldom heard pa of Pauline Did any one mention John? a spe dslike for sc shrimp and pizza pie fan FRANCIS N ELMI College Preparatory Interpreter Outstanding student news editor of the Broad caster likes French naturel lement dedicated promoter of neatness and organ: a tionC'P'Pj p tpeeve home room 1:9 often seen with Jim and Carl ore' GALEN H ESHLEMAN Agriculture Farmer Takes farm work seriou ly enioys the idea of getting out of school for hunting good boy for fun a good sport ice S ating hobby 84 5' JAY EBERSOLE Machinist Air Force Machine shop ace-works at Howard Johnson's in spare time-easy to get along with-one of Her- shey's matmen-great con- tribution to the football team. GARY ELLINGER College Preparatory Armed Services An excellent student crewcut built like an ath lete one of Lawns contri buttons to the wrestling and golf teams ignores the op posite sex has all qualities necessary for success MARILYN ENGLE College Preparatory Teaching Reliable chorus member participates in baseball vol leyball and basketball tramurals a sweet tem pered strawberry blonde active member of Hershey s Youth for Christ usually found with Ruthann sp nds spare time reading GARY L ESHELMAN Machine Shop Air Force Class clown doesnt be lieve in using one parking space frequently mi ses school Martins buddy always hungry doesnt be lieve in over working CHRISTINE F ESPENSHADE Secretarial Commerctal Secretary Chrts always sleeptng tn Engltsh class sweet to be around enloys roller slcat ID and po mustc tve member o the Tn Ht Y typung class ts her favor SANDRA ESPENSHADE College Preparatory Teachmg Sandy often seen but not often heard member of 4 H and Booster Club loves to play the accordton supporter of football team wtll attend Juntor College CONSTANCE ANN FABlAN College Preparatory Phystcal Educaflon Teacher Connle sparlcltng per sonaltty greets everyone w a bug smtle dust es all ktnds of math favortte classes htstory gym and French tasteful wardrobe talented arttst ptlots a ma roon Plymouth GLENN FARVER Maclmne Shop Arr Force Enloys watchmg football and rtdmg horses can usu ally be found worlung hrs Dads grocery store finds shop most tnteresttng appears to be rather qutet On Sr --f-vo DONALD R ESPENSHADE Draftmg Draftsman Handsome Donald sktllful draftsman dead eye wtth a shotgun ar ent baseball player dtsltkes farmtng acttve Student Councul member outstand eng wrestler popular wttlt the gurls LlNDA FAYE ETNOYER College Preparatory Elementary Teacher o very short not as qutet as she appears agree able personaltty enloys on panntung slmply loves French class enthustastuc booster of Booster Club member of Trl Ht Y BARRY L FACKLER College Preparatory Carpenter Somettmes answers to Butch endures school has good sense of humor favorute sports are swnm mtng and football eattng ns has cup of tea Cespectally subs and ptzzal great hunter DONALD R FENSTERMACHER College Preparatory Veterinarian Mr Longsfavorlte Wm dow Maker tall tanned and neat Fenstte home on the tennts court or tn a pool spectal Interest Donna never found speechless PRISCILLA A FlRESTlNE General Commercual Beautucuan O gee' Marys pal lukes to take over un the kut chen rollcrskaturug and bowlung among her hobbues blessed wuth pretty eyes experuenced grocery store clerk D BURNET FLORY College Preparatory C P A Burnue comes from the metropolus of Lawn well dressed colleguate lookung conversatuonalust plans t attend Etown College next year JOYCE MARIE FOLK General Commercual Secretary Fruendly ambutuous Joyce fathful Tr l-lu Y Booster Club and Busuness Educa tuon Club member corre sponds wth pen pals toreugn countrues ltaluan foo s l luke all oft em LINDA L FOREMAN College Preparatory Nurse Lunda may usually be found wuth Nancy Sandy an Marulyn talks con stantly Mommy always told m constantly laughung luked by every one loves to cook and us especually fond of puzza DANIEL FISHER Carpenter Shop Undecuded Danny s n un 9 Ford enuoys ruclung motor cycles and horses e football and huntung not a raud of farm work tracted by gurls JAMES W FOCHLER Plumbung and Sheet Metal Navy Partucupant un all sports bowlung and dancung fav along wuth especually luke gyrn and gurls flnds food un DAWN M FOLTZ College Preparatory Nurse Peppy cheerleader headed for a career as a nurse oh tht aug coruscuentuous student actuve partucupant un untra mural sports unterested un church work RONALD FOREMAN Electruc Shop Navy Sapphure temporary resudent of Teds cats round hus whute Chevy seems to have a way wuth gurls enuoys work ung wuth raduos plans to saul the hugh seas .Anti-gf l I . . ,, ,, - ee . ,A in arg ,, h Ju- , V t , . 1 4 my ' ' P - uuk 5 I ff A n f ' - at- an easy-going drawl-good Orite DBSWUSSWGBSY 10 Q97 , , - O . - . , S k y f . 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Cl ' - A 6 'I in A ' '54 ' elu - - I - 1 - DORIS ANN FORNEY GeneralCommercral Secretary Pert petrte and qulet enroys Englnsh Irterature spends her spare trme on roller skates usually seen wrth Loretta and Glorua lrkes to eat przza and llsten to top tunes SHIRLEY FAYE FREET General Commercral Undecrded Tweety Elvrs fan from way back lrkes art a roller skatrng Hummm Sugar' helps keep the lrbrary runnrng favorrte pastrme ts lrstenrng to rec ords Cyou guessed rt Elvrsj ETHEL G-AMBER General Commercral Housewufe Congenlal full of fun enloys horse back rndrng and roller skatrng plans to get marrued followrng school term ha a passion or subs and sundaes works at a drive rn ROBERT L GARRETT College Preparatory Dentrsf A real golf enthusrast bets ten cents a hole chums around wrth Rodney lakes E rsh class has a gr at sense of humor and a pleas :ng personalrty WAYNE O FOUST College Preparatory Undeclded Tall lanky Wayne now tell me does he know how to prtch7'f a nrce guy and great krdder wrcked drnver Chevy War a b c fields constant companron JOAN GALBRAITH General Commercual Undecrdecl Her favonte UU class PO D enloys dancrng and po musrc lnkes to play basketball seen wrth Joyce an Shnrl would luke t attend Mrllersvrlle ate Teachers College TERRY F GARMAN College Preparatory Accountant Mr Musrc presrd t of Band and Chorus pleas :ng personalrty homework hend7'9 Mr Fnshers rrght arm Hershey Parks chlef cleaner upper brg asset to our baseball team SHEILA GEPFER Secretarral Commercral Undecuded A good student always has her work flnrshed usually seen wrth someone by the name of Denny has a soft spot an her heart for red Ford convertlbles MAHLON J GERLACH Butlclmg Mamtenance Travel Agent Wellknovvn resudent of Grantvtlle flnds gurls and draftlng borlng outdoor type spend leisure tum collecting stamps and trav eltng tnterest IU sports favorlte classes are gym and shop LENWOOD M GIBBLE Machlne Shop Machlntst A gentus at loaflng Oh yes comes from Ono fav orlte pasttme watchtng gurls often falls asleep math class good student tn draftlng loves to farm RUTH M GINDER Secretarial Commercual Airline Reservaftonlsl' Quiet and pretty favor ste singer Pat Boone en toys rock n roll luke horses dtsplays a diamond on third finger left hand has the qualtttes necessary to be successful MARY E GINGRICH Secrefartal Commerctal Secretary Neat, tall, and frtendly loves Mtss Hatlars Engltsh classes 'Egadsl' par ttctpates tn all tntramural sports seen wtth Max and Pat often found at Her shey's Canteen Q' X Hr Nswln EVELENA F GEYER Secretartal Commerctal Medical Secretary Evue Pat Boone fan loves puzza and subs memb r of the Chorus Bus ness Educatuon Club and Trl Ht Y hates to be called Red crazy about Fords LINDA KAY GIBSON Secrefarlal Comrnerctal Secretary Lln a has that spectal e ow all ptcked out lucky guy named Ted en toys Ice skattng and mtnta ture golf a whtz at short h n subs oh oy JOY R OINGRICH General Commerctal Typlst At home on a roller skat tng rrnk one of the band 'W gh stepplng banner car rters qulet tn appearance only spends spare ttme as a waitress FAY MARIE GIRVIN College Preparatory Undectdecl Red headed Fay tn style vvzth a red hot temper en toys readtng has hldden acttng talent seen often wmth Edle likes to talk WILLIAM E GOODMAN College Preparatory Veterinarian Zorro class clown friendly well liked favor ite expression Goot Heav ens gas station attendant after school can be seen in his 5I Pontiac confirmed bachelor' SUZANN R GROH College Preparatory Medicine Susie a Hershey Hos pital nurses aide friendly to everyone an ardent foot ball fan drives a red and white Rambler enioys physics class BARBARA GRUBER College Preparatory Elementary Education Barb pert peppy cap tain of our cheerleaders- pet peeve is quiet home- rooms-active participant in all school activities-proves that good things come in small packages-has a spe- cial interest in L.V.C. LLANA GRUNDEN College Preparatory Model Tri-Hi-Y and Booster Club devotee - has a best girl friend from Central Dauphin -physics, favorite subiect- tond ot Fords-dislikes peo- ple who think they're tops. I SANDRA ELAINE GRIMM College Preparatory Medical Secretary Sandy faithful mem ber of the Chorus esp cially fond of Spanish class and field hockey 79 per cussion section ot the band holds an added attraction tor her partial to blue 52 Chevys KAREN GRUBB College Preparatory Undecided Quiet and sottspoken always has a friendly smile an excellent pianist ie drives a Volkeswagen plans to at tend Grace College next year GLORIA JEAN GRUMBINE General Commercial Secretary Gloria hails from the big town ot Union Deposit enioys eating especially subs' -can't stand t ose P.O.D. and English classes- supporter ot basketball and football- Does this ook right? DORIS JEAN GUTSHALL General Commercial Wacs Dorey -found with a smile -enioys spelling and shorthand-has her mind on a fellow named Jim-pant time waitress at Metzler's- active Student Council rep- resentative. JAMES P G-UYER College Preparatory Lawyer Jlm Itked by everyone hockey enthuslast usher at Sports Arena spends Ietsure time worktng on hrs corn and stamp collecttons favorite subtect POD Interested IU dramattcs seldom seen wtthout Ertc ELEANOR R HALLMAN General Commercral Secretary Short and peppy always on the go a good sport often seen roller skattng Ice skating or horseback ndnng memb r of 4 H Club friends WILLIAM J HAWTHORNE Matntenance Shop Alr Force frequents the helds and streams plans to gave Sky Kang some corn petntlon favors Hershey over Hummelstown usually seen but not heard one of our b tter students JEAN E HEISEY College Preparatory Elementary Teacher Llvely fruendly fun to be wtth good athlete espe cually In baseball pals wtth the I2 2 ktds can be seen t Howard Johnsons headed for E town College BARRY HAHN Carpenter Shop Carpenter Mr Reeds best carpen terC'?D dad anyone rnentton Karen? plays football and b seball lkes rock n oll mustc and danclng enloys hunttng and Hshmg easy gotng and likeable SAMUEL HARRIS Academlc Forest Ranger A qutet person In home room physlcal scnence fav ortte of all sublects fond of huntlng and ftshtng p cts to enltst tn the Ma JOYCE R HEILNER General Commerclal Office Work Goofer favors typtng member of TrtHtY and the Bustness Education Club pet peeve Held hockey ardent supporter of athlettcs vta the Booster Club hopes to travel after graduatton MARILYN HEISEY College Preparatory Elementary Teacher Congenual quiet terrtflc speller gets a bang out of Spantsh class entoys sew Ing and loves spaghettt her favorlte expresston Oh Jtgger' . . . . a Wi , r - 4 - , . . .- I - - ' . 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' H V T ' I I T - 6 , - , . - - U , ,. ef MARY SUE HELLER College Preparatory Merchandusung Susue presudent of Booster Club cant avoucl trouble bombshell of ac tuvuty attractuve lass wuth a pretty smule loya sup porter of Hershey Hugh suntans are allerguc to her JESSE J HERRING Electruc Shop Electronucs Technucuan Jess Phulues an hates POD class always guvung the bow or shotgun a workout a good student member of Student Coun cul and Choclatuer s aft sulent admurer of the oppo sute sex BENJAMIN H HETRICK College Preparatory Urudecuded Ben treasurer of Dra matucs Club hates stuck up people thunl-as truends are one of the best thungs you have record tan lulces t dance memb r ofthe Hu Y GARY HINEBAUGH College Preparatory Lawyer Have Ch vy ll trav ar ent baseball tan memb r of the Brentwood Hershey exchang club lukes GermanC?j able Dra matucs Club pesudent th answer to any gurls dream JUDITH ELAINE HENRY College Preparatory Nursung Judy assustant swum mung unstructor at Women s C u loves unath classes and cateterua food? sport a stylush wardrobe actuve un school actuvrtues good dancer wonderful truend to av KARL L HERTZLER Carpenter Shop Carpenter Super sports abuluty espe cually as a left guard for the HHS Varsuty Veep o homeroom 3222 a quuet wellbuult huntung and baseball occupy hus spare tume one of those Varsuty H men ELEANOR HETRICK Secretarual Commercual Secretary Ellue member of 1 e Booster Club TruHuY and Busuness Educatuon Club has a certaun unterest named Jake adores typung class udoluzes Ruckue Nelson SHEROD L HOCH Plumbung and Sheet Metal Navy Hoch handsome M Town boy plans a Navy future oh those eyes and curly haur' lukes shop gym an gurls Dufts bett r never a dull moment 'X l-S' HQ E WILLIAM H. HOCKER Electric Shop Electromcs Technuctan Hock plans to turthet hrs educatuon tn electrontcs m b In e na y st learn to keep m mouth shut In homeroom an ardent hunter ltkes the gtrs LARRY HOLLINGER College Preparatory Aur Force Y Y TO frtends flashes a golden smule I es std ancy P O D a s ru class and eattng IH study halls ushers at Arena dur Ing spare time CHARLES HORST Carpenter Shop Carpenter An outdoor sportsman lakes huntlng camptng and HSLNINQ pet peeve a et aan rock r sm er named Elvts q et and luttleC'Pj bashtul PAUL F HUMMER College Preparatory UndeCldBd s sleeps, and Ives go - 's uIre ta tes it wardrobe - cou dn't 've without teasing someone- that blond streak arouses some curiosity - can be found working at Hotel golf shop. P.:y' ,f u .gg IE? ALLEN HOERNER Auto Body Shop Auto Body Operates Ice machtne be tween pertods at Hershey Sports Arena great hockey enthuslast ltkes :ce skattng avortte hobby eyy pl s that ceratn r SHIRLEY ANNE HOLLINGER Secretarnal Comrncrctal Secretary Lakes basketball seatood and 55 Chevys memb r of the Chorus efttctent scar tary of Youth Fellowship culunary pursutts occupy hor otsure tlme typlng Cass her fayorlte ROBERT EUGENE HORTING Agrtculture Farmer Bob asststant secretary of the Future Farmers of Amertca lakes gym and pzza ple football and vvrestltng ate hts fayortte sports entoys hunttng and bowltng IIT hls spare tlme PATRICIA JAPAK Secretartal Commerctal Secretary Patuesleepy-eyed, esp-- y 'n Eng Ish class-en- joys typing more than any other subiect-likes all types of sports-takes an ac ive Interest In Intramurals. ELAINE MARY KALENEVITCH College Preparatory Attorney Congenral has a knack for subtle humor partrcl pates in all malor musrcal organrzations Band Choru and Orchestra an ardent tennis player always ready for a good argument LUKE E KAUFFMAN College Preparatory School Teacher Re enloys trlg cass es t plot a o Royce not gun shy takes youth work serrously par ici ates in Bible Club sp edy trackman friendly t al JEAN l. KEGERREIS General Commerclal Office Worker Quiet blonde miss toys participating in basket ball volleyball and hockey Intramurals fa ful Trl HIY memb r srmply loves food swims and reads in her spare time loyal toot al 'lull CLAIR F KIMMEL Machrne Shop Mechanic Speed quiet and d pendable enroys tinkerlng vvith cars-find' fishing and huntrng relaxing-sports ins terests turn to ice skating and swimming-a music over, h plays a mean trumpet. is ? iv . i l JOYCE KALENEVITCH Home Economlcs Anrlune Hostess Quiet Joyce an avid reader especially lnkes his tory class her favorite dish pizza wrll make an attrac tive arrline hostess RUTH KEENER Secretarlal Commercial Secretary Brand new at Hershey Hug hails from North Union digs shorthand thc most Pat Boone fan of the first degree Booty pert on the tennis courts lust loves ltalran food ESTELLA MAE KEIM General Commerclal Boolrlreeper A but shy but alw s friendly does the name Carl mean anythmg to you Ookre'9 memb r of YFC and Buble Club pert pony tail often seen with Shurley NANCY L KING College Preparatory Physical Educatuon Teacher a serrous relra e tip-top tennis player-likes Miss Trotters English classer -peppy G.A.C. treasurer- active in all intramurals- often seen driving her Dad's convertible. if F JAMES H KLING College Preparatory Medlcme Never a dull moment when Jum s on the band bu actuve an extracurruculat acttvttues lakes the office of class Treasurer flnds math and physucs a breeze GLORIA JEAN KREIDER Secretaraal Commercual Secretary Quset frrendly ltkes hull billy and organ mustc In terested In church work and 4 H entoys Ice skattng and playung the piano hopes to work ID a bank G LARAINE LANGE College Preparatory Teachtng Georgua9 one of Mnss Emels favortte music makers usually seen school wtth Glenda Marllyn and Ruthann equestrtenne of some note tnterests In clude J C essenttal cog an Choclatner wheel H GEORGE LAUZON College Preparatory Mechanical Engineering las Pt Mr Hovlss problem chlld one of the trtumverate Rlp Glenn Pat found spllshrn and splash ln' ln Club pool able Can teen vnce president makes fruends readuly, especnally Cash's ALETHA KOSER GeneralCommerclal Secretary Short n sweet a likeable re ead lrkes to ro er skate enyoys hullbrlly and pop mustc her favorute class study hall Interested In 54 Chevys LAWRENCE B KRINER Machumst Arr Force Larry great guy wtth the gurls always tellxng dry pokes loves to watch the gurls gym classes goes overboard about huntmg frequently found tn the vlc tnaty of Mullwards JOHN M LAUDERMILCH Carpenter Shop Carpenter Bug John usually found selllng hardware at mnttles ltkes drlveln movies and skatlng cant stt stull an homeroom druves a nifty 53 Ford has only one weakness blondes' MARY LEESE Secretanal Commercnal Secretary Always cheerful and full of fun lover of mrlkshakes :ng alkung o e phone roller skatlng and popular muslc pet peeves homework, gosslp, and party poopers Oh you melonl A I S dh F J ll I I nl A I - l v ft I -. . - 4 - . 1:-.: - in ,,S..,,,-, ., I I 1 I . .'- ' , . 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CARL LEHMAN College Preparatory Undecrded Small quuet frlendly Carl lrked by all capably han d s a tennns racket r s French fauthful member of Noon Servlce a sports fan one of the few sporttng a T blrd LOUISE H LEONARD General Commercual Secretary ou has Seventeen wardrobe taste spends cold wtnter week end skattng at Middletown Reservotr always seen wxth Donna Shrrley Joyce and Joan famous last words l could have dted laughlng ROBERT M LEZENBY College Preparatory Choir Durector Bob never wtthout a poke enloys German and phystcs class shy and QUIGTG drslukes Englrsh semtnar and cafetena food d pendable chorus mem ber ltkes to dnve hrs car PATRICIA ANN LINDERMAN College Preparatory Art School Whats school wtthout love? lakes dancrng and anythtng below th Mason Dnxon ltne the other Pat able class secretary noted for her Pepsodent srnule and curly hanr outstandtng art NANCY LORAINE LEHMAN College Preparatory Teachrng Nance one of four Ltnda Manlyn Sandy and Nancy favorrte teacher Muss Rokosz enroys foot ball games and :ce skatrng ac uve rn many of our school actrvrtues someone mentton Larry? ARLINE LOUISE LEVITT General Commerclal Omce Clerk re h a speclal terest rn Ray Hetseys Tex aco statton very good at sewrng and cookrng pas :me styltng avr re quently seen vvlth Donna and Lynda BRYAN LIGHT General Pro Football A fan of hockey and foot ball prefers science to all other sublects can be found worklng ID the cafeterla dunng lunch hour thtnks Hershey ts a great town DONNA K LINC-LE GeneralCornmerclal Secretary Blondne lakes typrng oves to dance ltkes o watch and parttcnpate an baseball seen around sc ool wtth Loulse gee' lrkes to tease John 9f 'Uv LARRY D LINGLE Aufo Body Shop Mechamc Flb always workrng ow cars dtslulces all classes lukes any car as long as a Chevy memb r of wrest lang team enloys huntsng and hshrng quret at fumes SONJA MARIE LINGLE General Commercual Secretary Best frrends Mary Snyder and Wanda loves plzza and submarrnes enthusras tuc member of Chorus gurls ensemble Tru Hr Y and Bus mess Educatron Club fav orlte hobby skattng GLORIA LONGREEN Secretarral Commercual Secretary One of Shellsvrlles con trrbutrons short naturally curly harr reserves spot on e honor roll rkes 1 mas seen with Ltnda en voys shorthand and typrng future Includes Jem LINDA MACCHIONI College Preparatory Teachmg Specualtues are slcatnng and swummtng enroys French and typmg classes h me on the tenns court Hummelstown rs her home supporter of the Booster Club and Trl I-In Y Oh Geel' RUTH A LINC-SLE College Preparatory Teachlng An expert puanust usu a y quue and always frrendly the Choruss able accompanrst dlslrkes con cented p ople and borung classes chums wrth Grnny and Susre ELEANOR LONG Home Economrcs Nurses And re frrendly good natured loves spaghettr an subs enloys roller skatrng and goung o he races a great poke teller pet peeve the short lunch perrods PATRICIA LUCAS General Commercnal Unclecuded Pat especually lukes the outdoors enloys listening to most musrc loves to eat spaghettr and pot pre ac trve member of Busuness Educatlon Club JEAN K MARTIN Secretarral Commerclal Secretary Spcnds lersure trme bowl Ing skatrng and swrmmrng gets much experrence keeprng house knack for cookung often seen accompanned by Joyce never has much to say DONALD EDWARD MASON Vocatlonal Agruculture Navy Don wants to arm after hutch IH Navy loves unt kes he gurls gurIfrnend'P Im looking tor one now CAROL E McCORKLE Academnc Arrlme Hostess Carol tavorlte pastnme dancung especially putter buggung enloys French c ass ma toun at nearly all basketball games pretty as a pucture plans to see the world as an arr line hostess FLORENCE E MCCURDY College Preparatory Parlsh Worker Seeung double' Elaunes Identucal twnn classlcal music tan personaluty with a capital P likes to coo and bake very trucky wuth a sewung needle truend of everybody WANDA KATHRYN McMICHAEL General Commercual Secretary Oh my gosh' Wanda Itkes pop musuc and danc IU seen wlth Sonia adoresC J English It leather craft and mdustrlal arts among her actlvltnes future Includes Herman MARIS MATERAZZI Machnne Shop Air Force Motz a recrult rom Hershey great rock n roll tan often seen wuth Gabe an Heavy a trogman tor the swummung team Hobby Cyou guessed :tj gurs ELAINE F MCCURDY College Preparatory Aarlune Hostess Always smulnng xkes English and typtng classes really makes h r embrond ery needles flash very ac tlve In church work engoys sungung wnns truends easuly seldom seen wuthout Mary Jane HELEN F McKEE General Commerclal Ottlce Work Pretty Helen a good stu dent always talknng loys typnng Mrss Hallar tavorute tease Interests In clude swnmmnng dancung and roller skatnng tavornte sayung Oh tee rn nerve' JOYCE ELAINE MEALS General Commerctal Undeclded Most avnd movre tan this sude ot Hollywood keeps ID touch wnth urnpteen pen pals enloys dancnng takes delnght In pa sha lnves on ravnola plzza and subs 34 'N RAY A MEYER College Preparatory Archeologust Studrous Ray lrkes Eng lush especually lrterature dns cussnons other Interests un clude volleyball and golf one ot Mr Chestnuts fav ormtes enloys keepmg pace wlth current events could eat loads of pot ple DALE E MILLER Mauntenance Shop Undecldecl Quuet but eftlcuent one of Mr Lugars better stu dents dlsllkes quuet Englrsh classes spends spare tnme hunting and ttshnng gets a kuck out of physucs class J MELVIN MILLER Mamtenance Uncleclded Me hopes to ente the busuness field ardent hunter blue eyes drstunc tlve dumple member f 4H Club always has hrs mind on cars and racrng JOYCE IRENE MONGOLD General Commerclal Housewnfe A attractuve brunette who blushes easuly lakes sports especually baseball en oys pop mustc and dancrng Mongoo e never seen wlthout Shurl doesnt apprecuate P O D WILLIAM E MEYERS College Preparatory Engmeerung u early bur at ama e a src tellectual nlmble netsman advocate of shurts out sleeps and eats sports out standing mathematics stu dent always Honor Roll maternal GUY E MILLER General Marines Tall husky Guy never an a hurry takes a great n terest an wnldlute and hunt :ng employed part time at Hershey Park Golf Club c r partucu ary Fords RICHARD V MILLER College Preparatory Englneer Duc quiet but full of fun ever present at hockey games dlsllkes cafeteria food sports on has mund al o Ernr dtllgent worker easy to get along wuth RONALD R MORGAN College Preparatory Engmeer Ronnse It could e trouble lust loves a good tume oh that Rambler wlth nts lovely seats actlve mem ber of Sensor Class Counctl headed for one of the Ivy league colleges If? 'le- S9 T T' 3 1 WILLIAM E MORGAN Academrc Teacher Bully everyonesfrlend ltkes physucal scvence and English attends all football and basketball games ac tlve IH HIY Sketch ub and Noon Servlce Club en yoys dances at Teen Can teen CHARLES MUSSER Mamtenance Shop Matntenance Chuck lrkes to bend the bow a good student of the vocatlonal dlvlslon lukes PO D class non res: dent from E town esp cually ltkes to have bull ses slons with Mr Hall STANLEY G MUSSER Machlne Shop Machlnrsf Muskrat usually quuet pleasant to be around daffy about draftlng class averse to education pur sues sports KENNETH NEISWENDER Auto Body Shop Arr Force Chief fender bender xn th auto body shop hockey enthusrast ornglnates from Sand Beach prefers shop to any sublect one of the few quiet boys IU the vo catuonal school FRED MOYER College Preparatory Mortrcran Frltz Deodate ns home flnds physncs agreeable enthusiastic fan of baseball and football member of the Chorus favonte dash ruce CVD popular wuth the g ng n 12 2 MARTHA MUSSER Secretarual Commercral Medrcal Secretary A slam a bang a glggle thats Martha enthusuastlc fan of our football team thanks Ray Anthony IS the most one of Mr Ebys fanthful secretanes MABEL NEIDIG Home Economlcs Nurses And Easy to get along wlth engoys roller skatmg has a very pleasnng smlle seems to thruve on study halls usually seen wuth the Flve Other Home Ec gurls LLOYD L NESTLER College Preparatory Engmeermg A huntrng enthuslast especnally of gurls quuet untnl you know hum one of the 12 2 gang enloys danc mg and football games Interested ln Ford cars that need repanrnng Q5 S' -cz' . , I . . . V '. . A . . . H 4 H - - A 1 - - X is , . .- I CI I - er' ' - - - ' ' , X' fy - . ' A - ' ff' vi A , B l - . f' 4 1 . X . X , , ,V I Q , U rf- - - X P I I 1 I xxl ' ' ' . W ff- . I x T' r 11, IA - 11 I-' ' 'A . , g - - ' ' - l ae 1 - ' ll IT V , I, gtk I . - , e - ' ' , , 4 1 1 X I - . , - ,, x V l '- , ' A-fx' , ll 3 ' LORETTA A. NESTLER Secretarnal Commercral Secretary Secretary to Mrs Moyer member of Busuness Edu catuon Club Chorus Booster Club and Orchestra lukes pnzza dlsllkes people who copy plays the vlolln as a hobby rnterested nn typung and dancmg JANET L NORNHOLD Secretarual Commercial Medxcal Secretary Pretty and petute taste ful wardrob Ends enloy ment In playnng the accor dron fond of plzza and ur S lntrarnura sports especially hockey capabl treasurer of the Senior Class ELEANOR M PATRICK Secretarral Commercral Secretary Elle ae assustant treasurer of aenuor Class duslukes essay questuons an tests has two certatn fruends named Dorls and Bar plays pnano wten trme allows Pat Boone slngung Idol JOHN PECK General Commerclal C P A Quiet studuous John can be seen un Room 4 dur mg free peruods one of the few boys un the commerctal department a asset o Sketch Club I. Isl ,fx WW mf' SHIRLEY ANN NILSON College Preparatory Undeclcled lr ey o e o e lucky few In I2 2 enloys trug class'P'?'P fond of pnzza can be found roller skat ang at Hagys an her leusure tume dlslukes held hockey CHARLES E PARKS College Preparatory Engineer Charlne member of HIY lakes science semmar thanks the German lan guage should have stayed IO Germany wavy halr always studying un home roorn qulet LORNE W PATRICK College Preparatory Teacher Bugs dry sense of humor llttle but great en o s a good IO e u es physics math and French trres Laughter us the cure for everythung' Jlms buddy DINO PELLEGRINI Auto Body Shop Body Reparrman Hersheys Ben Hogan an expert IH the water drnves a flre engnne red Merc pleasant personaluty usu ally quuet somebody men tuon Janet? DONA PELRENE College Preparatory Airline Stewardess Where did she get that accent't Dona came here from Nova Scotia enioys Western music plays the guitar displays quiet man ner with a sweet smile JANET RHOAD Home Economics Airline Hostess An attractive brunette smooth ice skater math and gym classes not among h r favorites likes swimming and dancing sure of suc ce s in the career of her choice NANCY LOU RISSER College Preparatory Nurse Lkes to talk in activ y period has an obsession or French-a sweet smile or everyone- you bug m -cant understand why w have to b on time for classes. DONALD ROBERTS Carpenter Shop Carpenter Donnie - habitat Mid- dletown -likes shop food and girls - enioys dancing and football in leisure time - anybody for a B. L. T. on toast?' - specal interest Naomi. PATRICIA V REIGLE College Preparatory Medicine Mr Fishers inspired flut ist fancies fencing danc in PO D and M fills in six hours a day talk ing to Pat Linderman equipped with unique sense of humor and a friendly disposition JAMES RIPPON College Preparatory Salesman Handsome easy going Rip very pleasant to b around star football player with a knack for making s Pats cousin o en seen driving a certain yel low and brown truck RICHARD A RISSMILLER College Preparatory Minister Sam always ready with a wise crack-enioys making models-shy and quiet type - very fond of music-member of Band Orchestra 'nd Chorus - doesnt care for English cass, BARBARA ANN ROE Secretarial Commercial Private Secretary 'Barb -loquacious fun- loving,' blonde-likes play- ing outdoor sports and eat- ing spaghetti - iust doesn't know why there's a subiect like law-looks for a certain red Ford convertible. ALBERT M ROMUALDI College Preparatory Electromcs Engunecr Al can be found drnv :ng around ID 52 Chevy Itves un Hershey but makes Steelton has second home one of Mr Chestnuts prtze S p a n IS h students997 known for has unusual han' cu DORIS SCHWARTZ Secretarial Commercual Secretary Llveyadfll of n Mr Brrttalns attractlve Sec retary usually seen flashtng her famous dlmpled smule always accompanled by the opposlte sex actuve member of the Bustness Educatuon Club ANITA DALENE SCHOFIELD Secretarlal Commerctal Pruvate Secretary Antta Mr Hall s pert red headed secretary ard nt booster of our footb1ll eam C 1 foun :ce skattng durlng the winter months enpoys school IU general ADELINE SUE SHAUB College Preparatory Nursing Shauble lakes to read rn her spare tnme seems to have a knack for droppung thlngs adds splrlt to many a borlng Cass dlsllkes Deutsch Klasse JOHN F SCHELL Carpenter Shop Carpenter One of Mr Reeds mer drrves a 49 Plymouth would luke to be a contrac tor nn the future Interested an drafting and Ice hockey GWEN E SCHWARTZ Secretarlal Commerctal Business Cute redhead at home on the dance floor prefer typtng shorthand and law pet peeves unfrtendly people and cooknng that capable secretary of Tru HrY JUDITH LEE SEITZ College Preparatory Medtcmne Jud: never caught speechless shows reactuon to the name Ronnle fre quent vlsxtor at Lebanon Valley College capable arguer attracttve ward robe represents us well rn Student Councul AMELIA LOU SHAUB College Preparatory Nursong The other Shaubue llvens up any class wtth humorous remarks enloys readlng IH her spare tlmc lust adores German class CVD counterpart of her srster Adelune . . . A , w t. ' l n u fu - A I , ., . 1 - 5 ' - ' isn't like her mother's -- , Q A 1 . k . . t - at be d ' 4 - . V ' - . . - . K 4 I SS F' 1. ,H RAYMOND l SHAVER College Preparatory Surveyor Zorro always seen buzzung around wtth Rod ney lakes swlmmlng and tball dsltkes all las e en oys flytng f ll of f short but mtghty spend much time readlng a set to Chorus JAMES SHEPHERD Agrrculfure Undecncled Favornte hobby cars especnally Itkes to eat steak an enthusuasttc member of Future Farmers of Amcnca cheerful flashes a bug smtle DONALD N SHIFFLETT Machlne Shop Machmlsf D o n Grantvllle s mtghty addntnon t he wrestllng team draftung favorlte sub1ect9 7 enloys Mr Halls math classes spends spare tnme hunting Cfor golf balls at the Her shey Country Clublj JOHN E SHUEY Eleclrlc Shop Eleclrtcal Tecllnlctan Mr Farvers prlde and roy makes school a pleas ure plans to go to college comes from nearby Camp e town drtves a For lnkes huntnng and flshmg JOY KATHLEEN SHENK General Commercial Junuor College Rusty always spark lung personaltty often seen wtth Ltnda loves anumals especually horses duslnkes people who dont smule POD class acttve Tn HI Y RICHARD E SHERTZER College Preparatory College Future entry of Hershey C Noon S rvlce u boy senous about gettung an educatnon consuders sports fan baseball foot ball and T V free tume pur SUITS LOIS SHIFFLETT Home Economlcs Beautucran 0 avld listener to rock and roll records typ :ng and study halls her fav ornte classes roller skattng and football games also on her agenda Ends gym un necessary Oh Mud' NANCY M SHUEY Home Economics Housewlfe Nan blessed wuth beauttful natural curls plus peaches and cream com plexnon enloys cooknng skatnng and subs hate to get up on a ramy day Oh my stars greatest an terest Galen gf? 'wwe I V Q , V Q . . I V - D 'A r too - t c s s - f A - I - u un ' - ' ' ... - 3 V V 1 ' - 5 and . . , - ' in as fy 4' ' , - -A at ' 3 ' ' , J. .e 9 ' CI b 4 5 M i'- 1 ...' 1 V I I I X k I ' -best friend, George Webb French a dlslike -ardent Z ,ft v - - - - I - A It - . t A A . N Q If L i' - ' F I O 1 - . F ' - ' K. . V tt H 1 - . s ,'. . Q U r - . Q F , - f ,, H- S r b II - A Sri ' - -Q -'Sli' d i I V Il I ,L A - ir' ' DONNA SISLOCK General Housewife Possesses natural curls spends her time play ng records and shooting bas ketball enioys serving and cooking lust hates carrots Gosh is always on the tip of her tongue SHERWOOD SMlTH College Preparatory Missionary Tall good looking likes science seminar and Eng lish president of Hershey YFC enioys riding horses plays a hot trumpet d pendable a pal of Eddie Swartz MARY E SNYDER General Commercial Accountant Wide interests include football, history, spaghetti- well-liked-a good student -active in Sunday school ac- ivities - next year .Junior College. GENE SPANGLER Auto Body Shop Undecided Dark and lively - keen sense of humor - first love is cars A enioys his work at Bishops - one of those Campbelltown kids - drives a hot Olds IO4 f r 1' . J H xr rw ,ay - nf 1 1' 1 5,14 JAMES R SMlTH Drafting Draftsman Smitty the only am radio operator n the e mote Sandrills a guide at Indian cho member of Choclatier staff Ntandes pride and roy to further information see ois GLORIA SNYDER Secretarial Commercial Secretary a slender always neatly dressed likes roller skating ice skating swim ming and the opposite sex vivacious and tunlovirtg a pal ot Kathys JACQUELINE JANE SOUDER College Preparatory Teaching Jackie another carrot top but wheres the tem per? -cheerleader in dis- guise-friendly to everyone -honest and trustworthy- good sense of humor-pres- ident of her Youth Fellow- ship - supports Chorus Booster Club. RALPH M. STALEY Auto Body Shop Auto Body Repairman Enioys working on cars -favorite classes, gym and shop- likes all sports-often seen around Garvers Sale- ltkes to tool arouncl with shop buddies' coveralls and shoes! DEAN H SPENCER Electrrc Shop Forest Ranger Spence sports thusuast a member of the mtghty wrestlung team Milwaukee tan Cqurte a player htmselfj huntlng and hshlng are rught up hrs alley proud owner ot two bucksktns DALTON STARNES Plumbmg and Sheet Metal Navy Dalton halls from Hum melstown lnkes sports particularly supports toot ball and basketball tore sees future swabbrng decks an the Unnted States navy never has too much to say LYNDA STEPHENS Secretarral Commercral Anrlrne Hostess Twrnklung brown eyes pretty brown havr w devour anythlng that looks luke ood secretary for Mr Eby admrres p opl wlth large tamrlres K RODNEY STOESSEL College Preparatory Chemucal Engrneer oruss Lub race a dark and hands out bread for Manbeck s math whlz bass drummer tn band bass volce tor Boys Quartet sparklrng personalrty IS a sure srgnpost to success 'U greet Q ,V,,,, 5 L ROBERT D STARE Prmt Shop Printer T slum ob better known as Harry s r d rn prunters k ttnds huntrng skatnng and baseball rnterestrng Theres nothrng quste e loatlng' occasronally takes a nap In math class HOWARD B STAUFFER College Preparatory Undecrded collegtate ap pearance has source of energy C95 a real scholar Sports Edutor of the Choc latter perceptnve brown eyes noted for senslble oprnuons numble on th tennls courts RAY R STICKLER Machme Shop Machrmst Stuck Interested cars drrves a 53 ord sports tan garage m ployee atter school hours tall nn sta ure DIANE S STRAIT Secretarlal Commercral Secretary uve wtre Ot l2 7 con vertlbles catch her eye sparklrng eyes auburn tre Mass Eftlclency marnstay of Choclatrer wrut :ng staft pampers her pets Cstuftedj relaxatons dancmg and bowlrng student ot abnlrty ll H - en' l J n all, l B - ' - 1 ' - ab- 1 ' - 0 ' 1 L' .o be ' ' ' in - . . . W: l ,,,, lik 5 3 to 4 ' Q Q Q ' - fr. L, I V b H- - A lx - - H - s, W- . - . - f '? 7 . V N. A V QE ,Y X . . , K S D ' 5 ' - ' in ' ' - se - , - - f F - ' H ru S J' W e , ' 'N t Q - V l - P A 1 . f Ch ' ' e f t ll, K .. Lt , ' , - . - f 5' ses - ' V ' - - ' ur , .- ' - . s E Y Q , 1 S S .t S ' 6 x f f - fum, GEORGE STOUDT Plumbing and Sheet Metal Army Really enthusiastic about school Clj - likes sports, both as a spectator and participant - revels in roller skatingfseen with Starnes -the very quiet type, CHARLES E SUMMY College Preparatory Electrician Quiet dark complexionefl Weez a Florida resident for one year one of Mr Kurtzs mat dusters ikes Volkswagons has no time O girls dislikes Eng is pet peeve Republicans EDWARD SWARTZ College Preparatory Hershey J C tall bond mmbr ot HY and he Noon Service Club enioy playing hockey and driving likes the outdoors d s likes homework in general CARL TANCREDI College Preparatory Priest Shy and quiet? ikes English and math dislikes French spends spare time playing pool and ping pong loyal member of the Band chums around with Francis DENNIS R. STRAUB College Preparatory Chemist Dennis the Menace - visits l-l-town in his hot l-ludson H tall and hand- some - talks constantly - a guide at Indian Echo Cave Yplans career in chemistry. KATHLEEN SUTER Secretarial Commercial Undecided Kathy has pretty blue eyes and a cheery dis position appears t b quiet but looks are deceit. in enioys eating espe ia y subs and pizz dislikes classes in general MERTIE KATHLEEN SWARTZ College Preparatory Elementary Education Neat and sweet peaches and cream complexion Jackies other halt quiet great asset to the Chorus top writer for the Choc latier glamour wardrobe DOLORES ANN TEETS General Marriage Pretty blue eyes skilled in culinary arts collects recipes Donna s a cinema tan hobby read I1 fl YI' 5' ip'- RUTH A TEETS General Commercial Office Work Teetsie our ugh stepping head maiorette enioys intramural sports s that park o gather ng is partial to Eng s class has a special in terest in baseball ERIC E VANDERHEYDEN College Preparatory Chemical Enginee Hobbies are model air planes and traveling d mirer of the fairer sex hails from Dutch Indonesia find progressive azz Latin American and Ha waiiart music entertaining sports enthusiast LAMONT A VAUGHN Electric Shop Navy Live wire of the electri shop - Student Couricil's manual laborer-baker boy -makes his height count on the track team - consistent honor roll student. CONRAD W. WAGNER Electric Shop ir Force 'Skag' -particularly fond of Mr. Longer's classes - likes to tinker with elec- tronics - e , ' dipped! - a real live wire -often seen with Shuey and Vaughn. MARLIN THOME Machine Shop Mechanic Ta dark haired ark eyed Marlin an expert machinist navigates from Elizab thtown in a 51 Mer cury likes impassable roads enioys hunting E JOYCE VANDERHEYDEN Academic Airline Hostess From Netherlands t Hershey enioys all kind of music especially classical favorite classes P O D and German likes pizza participates in all sports sp nds leisure time read in GEORGE E VUXTA Electric Shop Air Force Georgie dislikes Eng is class in particular - - ioys football games and hunting in his spare tim,- often found at the Middle- town Farmers Market - confirmed bachelor but still likes the girls. DAVID WAGNER Electric Shop Electrician Our dependable sincere Student Council prexy-ha a record Chonor roll that 'sj-writer for Choclatier- special interest, hunting - appears to be a serious fel- ow. LINDA L. WAGNER General Commercial Secretary Danny where? a real cutie enioys ice skating and football games typing cas r favorite simni loves pizza likes to make i O shou b a go secretary GLENN ELLSWORTH WAYBRIGHT College Preparatory Engineer Skip Rickie Nelson s double Sleeping again Glenn? No' Just rest ing for track' part of the Lauzon Rippon Waybright trio busboy at Spinners drives a hot blue Chevy MARY JANE WEAVER College Preparatory Nurse Nluggs versatile gal with personality plus president of her Luther League th nks math is lust the most pet peeve boys' valuable rnemb r of the Senior Class RONALD WENRICH College Preparatory Undecided 'Big Ron' - co-captain for the Troians - drives a black and cream Buick - star center - Varsity H en- t usiast - likes to sleep 'i class - resident of Sand- beach. JAMES WARFIELD General Undecided Staunch constituent of our football team a boy won der in the classroom friendly likable personality have Faust will travel Hershey High s Mickey Mantle ELIZABETH WEAVER Secretarial Commercial Secretary z quiet amicable almost always seen wearing a sm e likes POD rea ing and listening to popular and hillbilly music hates to be ca e Lizzie GEORGE WEBB Agriculture Steel Worker Butch a faithful mem r of the F F ikes working on his car longs to a hot rocl club enioys eating subs drink ing cokes and roller skat in RONALD WERNER Machine Shop Air Force Likes tinkering with hot rods and playing pool - simply hates ROD, - ei- ioys roller skating and also ice skating ' plans to make the Air Force his career. MICHAEL SHEDWICK WILLIAMS College Preparatory Farmmg Key man on our wresthng team good lOOlKIlWQ every bo ys frIend d IV s that renown statton wagon really lIkes math classes Wheres JIm'9 daIry farmer ID h s leasure trme MARGIE YOST General CommercIal Clerk TypIst Marge commutes from Nhddletown collector of stufted anImals enloys pI za steak and su s pet peeves POD classes and Enghsh tests I Hec I Room 2225 asset to the Student CouncIl IRMA ZIMMERMAN Secretarnal Commercxal Secretary lrmIe to her mllluons ot' fnends blushes good naturedly as red as her haIr actIve In wIde varIety of extracurncular BCTIVIIIQS plus church work honor roll student LARRY WISE Auto Body Shop Undecrded A member of the golf squad capable secretary treasurer of VarsIty H I es IH erIng wltt Is evy and payrng e hockey spends a great d a of tIme on the of course CYNTHIA FERN ZELL College Preparatory MedIcal Secretary Cmdy attractIve brun ette assIsts MIss Ward very actIve IH 4H enloys French class and gym espe cIally basketball fond of playIng the organ and rld Ing horses MARILYN FAY ZIMMERMAN College Preparatory Beauhclan ZIrnmy frIendly warm personalIty Iust loves DIZZ1 has a specIal Interest at Temple UnIversIty enIoys playIng Intramural sports and gomg to football games pet peeve conceuted people W'- in Class Wull As we the senuors ot l959 put the closung lunk on our bracelet of memorues from the twelve wonderful years spent at Hershey Hugh we bequeath the follow n We hope Harry Smuth wull do hus hustory work sheets tor Mr Shurk as eficuently as Bull Goodman The Electruc Shop senuors wull theur blown fuses to the uunuors Mary Gungruch leaves peace and quuet to the commercual teachers To Joe Nluchalek we leave Jum Klung s abuluty to umutate teachers Wur geben zu Herrn Jawohl Long eune ruhge zusammenschatcfencle Klasse wue due Deustchen Studenten dueses Jahres waren We leave Pat Lauzon s tacklung abuluty to Karl Kemble To Mr Soplco Ruth Gunder wulls someone to call fatty We leave John Shueys alubus to Red Kennard l2 7 wulls to Muss Haluar a group of gurls wuth problems To Muss Rokosz we leave a lufes subscruptuon to Harpers magazune Thus years commercual gurls wull next years commercual gurls apprecuatuon tor Mr Grofts lectures We leave Nancy Kung s crew necks to Joyce Hess To Betsy Cash we wull Pat Bracales athletuc abulutv We wull Jum Dufltenderters sate druvung habuts to Gene Hetruck Me thunks we should wull Muss Shenkweuler a less voluble class We wull Jesse Herrung s broken test tubes to James Koons We leave Gary Eshleman s ambutuon to Edward Telesha l8 To Roger Magruney we wull Francus Elmus orderly habuts Wutnessed by Patty Day Pat Reugle and Ruthann Donmoyer un the year ot our Lord nuneteen hundred and titty nune O i g. 1. . . . . 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' . 371656 elzezrms . . . new linked. . . form ez eherished bracelet ef M E M O R I E S Patrons ABERDEEN MILLS Eluzabetlttovvm AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY CO Ollyer Sales and SCIVICC Harrtsloulg AL S BARBER SHOP A M BRANDT SONS INC Hardware Campbelltovvm VIC BRENEMAN Amtque Guns and Coms BRIGHTBILL 84 STEPHEN GROCERY STORE BOYER BROS J B BOWMAN Jeweler A T BOYER GARAGE Palmyra RD I Penmsylvama BRYNCOED FARM Samuel B Wullnams A P BUCKS 34 SON Clwa tered Buses BURKHOLDERS MEAT MARKET CAMP A WHILE GUEST HOME D CASTELLI S HOTEL CARMANY S GULF SERVICE CAMPBELLTOWN SUPER MARKET CURRY S I K CURRY 84 SON DECKERTS MACHINE SHOP Palmyra Pemwsylvama DODSON S GROCERY ARBEL ECKERT Septlc Tamla and Clcammg Servnce ERB S CORNER FOOD MARKET ERWIN JEWELRY COMPANY FERRYS Palmyra Penmsylyama GEORGE GEPFER T V 84 Appluanc s GINGRICH S BAKERY Camplinelltovvn GINGRICH STORE GEORGE GINGRICH Prmtmg GLORIAS BEAUTY SHOPPE Hotel I-Ierslwey GROFFS FOOD MARKET GROY 8 I-IOUSER FLOWER SHOP GULF SERVICE STATION Damel M Herslwey Class ot T942 Special Represcmtatnve Olwto State Lute Im uname Co HARDWARE CENTER HARPELS HAUERS DEPARTMENT STORE HERSHEY CHOCOLATE CORPORATION HERSHEY BROS GARAGE Palmyra Pemnsylvama HERSHEY ESTATES HERSHEY TEXACO SERVICE J C HESS GARAGE Ford Sales and Seryuce LUKE HIBSHMAN Grocery and Gas HOWARD HOERNER Barber Shop , . ,V . 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Qu K .Q h :X Q ' X R , I XX X BD GD EIU aft BVI Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Ernest Accorsl Wrllram Alcllnger John Alwrne Russell Aungst Rlchard L Ax Danlel Backenstose and Mrs D L Backenstose and Mrs T C Backenstose and Mrs Sterlrng Banta Mass Betty Barrels Mrs Lee Basehore an Mrs an Mrs an Mrs an Mrs an Mrs James Bl and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs John S Baum J T ek Earl Beers Walter Brelnlnger Rrchard Bender ck VVIllIalTT Black R S Bless g Lloyd Blmco Alfred Bodenhorn Mass Shrrley M Bose and Mrs and Mrs John K an Mrs an Mrs and Mrs an Mrs an Pat Bracale Andrew Brarkovrch Curry Lours Curry Jared Darlnngton Walter Drce Mark Donmoyer Lloyd Dundore Wrllram Draper an Mrs Rufus K Ehy an Mrs Melvun C Espensl ade an Mrs Edward Fabran Feruccn an Mrs Colonel Errestlne an Mrs E Carl Foreman A Frrencl Mr and Mrs Jerome Frock Mr and Mrs James Gamble Dr and Mrs C R Garrett Mr Warren Gelb Mr and Mrs Davrd H Grnder Mass Mary L Grngrlch Mrs Raymond Glngrtch Earl Goss and Mrs Harry G Gruber and Mrs James J Guyer and Mrs Walter R Herlner Eugene Herr and Mrs E Morse Hersey M and Mrs J Earl Hers y Hershey Hugh School Class ot 1933 Grrls Booster Club and Mrs Roy Hovls Arthur W Howard an Mrs Stephen Kalenevutch an Mrs Frank Kamus and Mrs James Kelter an Mrs Jeremrah Klrng au J Kuhn an Ms G D Lange an Mrs John S Laudermrlch and Mrs Thomas Leaman an Mrs John Z Lewrs Mrs Rose Levrtt Mrs Charles W Longer Mrs Catherrne M Loughran and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Edmund Madcrljt Lours Macchronl Ted Mandes Grbloert Marranlo Mrs Buelah K Martland Francis X McCarthy and Mrs Merrrll and Mrs Ray C Meyer and Mrs John Muller Mlss Joyce Muller Mrs J S Nts r and Mrs Norman Nornhold r Lorne Ruby Mrs Ruth H Saufley and Mrs Otho Schreler and Mrs Clrftord N Schwartz and Mrs Leroy Shertzer Wrllram Shrrk Mrss Dorrs Snyder Miss Mildred M Snyder Mr Paul Socha Mlss Edna M Stamhaugh Howard H Staufter MD Dr Jay Stauflter Mr Rlchard Stone Student Council Mr Harry D Swanger Mr and Mrs Edward S Swartz Mr and Mrs J Lloyd Swope Tanny and Glnny Trl l-ll Y Dr and Mrs Eclwrn F Weaver Mr Harry M Wlmer Jr Mr and Mrs Robert W Young The Lester Zrmmermans Mr. d . 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