Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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M Sv ii- J fp Ms. McBride, the honored guest, nd- dresses the Homecoming party. ry, Jill Bitner, Sue Yurnull. Troy Brunner and Robin Hasi enjoyed Homecoming festivities at the Parkview Mun- or. Homecoming Court: Rosanne Sulomone, Mzirgi Long, Queen Surat Sides, Donnu Cur- Duncing to the group Sziturduy are Ginn Mandes und Frank Ferguson. 1 ,wt- , 'ily eu 'Avr vf'3

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MOMENTS TO REMEMBER - HOMECOMING '77 i T t XJ,'fV uv Lf . sz, X C U 1 ,lvl xp- Chairmen: Front Row: Rosanne Salomone. .lenny Murphy. Tammie Hack, Amy Buerk. Ms. Fantino, Mr. Hartman. Elaine Motilla, Paula Jones. Second Row: .lill Bit- ner. Sheri Brontsema, General Chairman Sue Dobroski, Sue Yarnall, Debi Sikorsky, Norma Fisher. Not Pictured: Debbie Fratti, Lori Kopenhaver. On Friday October 14th, Homecoming 77 was set and ready to go and promised to be Moments To Remember. But due to inclement weather, the pa- rade and football game were postponed until the next morning. Saturday proved to be a beautiful day with the crowning of Sara Sides and the Trojans overpower- ing the Patriots. The dinnerf - r' K 'W dance was held at Parkview Man- or with Ms. McBride as the hon- ored guest, and the entertainment provided by the group Satur- day, Every Wednesday morning was dedicated to the planning of the weekend festivities. With the aid of Ms. Fantino and Mr. Hart- man, Sue Dobroski headed up the I3 chairmen committee. ,W - ' 'v' V V 'K V w 1 v vw -A-f.'-fffw --V - M.,a...ft.da9lpurw...,,.,..., ' -1 QW!!! 5 .t is ffl 'U ' XM rw337fgs-' favs, a.'f'y,.. neH9V61.x' ,U , ' f -' xii i? ENUM 5 - ,,,, . 5., T N' Q -so . ff ', A -I' V, - , , if Q' .5 i I X A, Q5. '. i pi' . K 1' 5 X Z 1- Q ,. 1 ,3.,,' 7 I X 5 ' i F ' R E V qv 4 I may Uu.u,'aa, W., ' ,- u 3 H I , r ,k Q-...if J. T I I n 'QI , . '7n'i-' L A T ii ' . 1 ff ' P- ff, . , ' u '- W 'M' '-1. R , '31 , - 1 , Q, i 1 1 f Q X , i il ' M ,1I. ' ' . . N ' 'l KX I s .L A F f V., -73-ESL : il., i RX Q . 7- 'XV . -I '25 .. .5 V1 1 . , ' ' ' ' - i. A - . . . 5 V' 4' ' f f A N ' su .3-m I. .. A-ug., - -. -Hx l X- Q . f rl r-...U - N , six, .tn K fs: 1. f'.'s55lljki,,?AS 'll . fa -'al 'Z - -4 .95 -i - . -lbx 35 -'if 3 P ' 53- -..Q - w r Hiking Club was one of the many en- tries in the Homecoming parade. 'V eig- fdh If The staff awaits the crowning ofthe Homecoming queen at halftime. I Y I ' -11. a

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H.E.A. Play: Cheaper B The Dozenw -e Q it '5 L ll B -eiilyl lil it rl 'x I l 135 From the eyes of Mr. Hamilton . . , , fl ' i Q: 5-I f. . v v to the hands ol Nlrs. llurlee . . CAST Mr. Gilbreth , Mrs. Gilbreth Ernestine ..., Frank ... Jackie ... Bill ... Fred ., Anne .. Lillian .. ... Martha .,..i. Mrs, Fit7gerald Dr. Burton ... Joe Scales , . Miss Brill .U Larry ,... 0 I, 1 I l a V, Al Bodenhorn Carolyn Lyman Donna Hayes .. Lloyd Huddy . Tom Gingrich lerry McDonald . . Ted Bonsall April Morocco Betty Hinckley . Terri Harker Lori Bodenhorn Dennis Karalla ... Larry Strait ... Pat liyler . 4 . Al Fricke 'lid I, 5 -l , 1. Cn l l l J I to the memorable happenings ol' the two performances . . . - Under the direction of Michael Hamilton, the play Cheaper by the Dozen was presented in the junior high school auditorium on November 18th and 19th by members of the Hershey Educa- tional Association. The proceeds from the two performances were used for two scholarships award- ed by the H.E.A. to students planning on furthering their edu- cation. the H.E.A. play was a success! :ff X