Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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92 Vacation In Florida :luv Three northern beauties, Sue, Janet and Laura, bask in the southern sunshine. ily' Qu Q 4 l!,af FL? Karen and Lori show off their ultra- bright smiles to the cameraman. X X AZ- X ' t'Q:3 V V A 'iv A ' fx 'f' 4 . 1 f 4 3 f I 110' 1 f., 1 Iwauwl, W if-fav 'if' ' if V, V , My . 'A .hi .' .F f .-., -A. JA: Q , , -gf. A 5, L 71 y,h.,'6j,4 Y ,mu X i ' .nf 1 I is 1 ' .i-'ff ft P af lg ' 1 at ..'. . Aw l 5- ' - . . ' 1 If-:A A Q . 1 . . ' fi' cfm '-1 '- :f ' .ff ff .. us. -..uf 1 a . Warren pI'CpLlfCS to CLIPIUFC L1 I11CfTl0I'y. Once again, Mr. Hartman spent Christmas vacation sharing his taste forthe Florida sunshine with an eager group of students and faculty. The tourists left Hershey on December 26th and headed south for a week of non- stop entertainment. Highlights of the trip included visits to Sea World, Busch Gardens. and Dis- ney World where New Year's Eve was celebrated at the Hoop- Dee-Doo Review in Fort Wilderness. Toot-toot! do - 'vf, 15' A J . A nifhf , 373 'E x kt9lK 'Q' V 1 The group poses for a final picture before departing for Chocolate Town.

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THE SOU D GF MUSIC Comes Alive Xlagieal as well as memorable moments were produced on the stage Nlareh 0th, ltlth. and I ltli. c the elementary, intermediate, junior high and senior high students were included in the cast. Between countless snow days and members ol' the cast and crew coming down with the Russian llu, it was a mir- acle the musical had its opening night! But all the hard work and frustrations only proved the as Rogers and llammci'stein's Tllli SOLND Ol' MUSIC was peilormed by the senior high scllotll. Lnder the direction ol' Ronald li. Schafer, the Von Trapp Family headed by Bonnie Roush and Ted Zimmerman sang their way to three standing ovations. An all school district el'l'ort was put into the musical as the students. talents and many abilities ol' X-Z, i' W ,MQ XA':'1l1 Kim Sheeder. one ol the many make-up artists applies her talent on .loc Soto. Q X Director, Mr. Schafer, and the orch estra provided the sound of music. Andrew Belser plays a game of blind mans-bluff in the part as Max, iv X' A P f f' I O is I 'Q .' , -Af R 4 it