Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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School Days When we as freshmen entered school We followed closely every rule, And tried to do with all our might The things we thought the teachers liked And when we'd to assembly go We'd stay in line so straight, just so, And when dismissal time came 'round We'd leave our rooms without a sound. When we as sophomores entered school We didnlt follow every rule But tried and tried with all our might To keep hidd'n from the teacher's sight. And when we'd to assembly go We didnlt go so straight, just so, But slid and ran with might and main, Until we were stopped by Mr. Lane. When we as juniors entered school We tried to break up every rule And tried to do with all our might The things the teachers didn't like. And when dismissal came at noon lt didn't come a bit too soon For every day we macle the line At the cafeteria in record time. When we as seniors entered school We tried amending every rule And tried to do with all our might The little things we seniors liked. Single file in the halls was a rule That we loved to break in our last year of school And coming to classes a few minutes late Seemed to be the seniors' fate. Now it's all over, we've all had our fun But wish, to ourselves, it had only begun And so with traces of tears in our eyes We give Hershey High School reluctant good byes

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THE CHOCLATIER l934 0 Class History FRESHMAN ' ln the autumn of l93O we landed on the northern coast of bonny Scot- land. lt was our duty to reach Edinburgh by an overland route. Our first ob- stacle was a castle at Squrr. At night our entire band was captured and placed within the grim walls of that edifice. Dr. Baugher, our keeper, was kind enough to let us explore the entire castle. Few opened the heavy door, Extra Curricula. Those who did found smaller heavier doors labeled Debating, Orchestra, Football, and Basketball. Other rooms with lighter portals were explored by all. The one marked General Science proved most interesting with its many gadgets worked by physical forces. We were prisoners in this castle until the early part of june. We had spent a fractional part of our lives there which would yield unforgettable results, attainable in no other way. As the drawbridge lowered, we ran out, once more on our way to Edinburgh. SOPHOMORE ' All went well until Cairn Corm loomed ahead with its monstrous cave and its furnished rooms-relics of past royal splendor. Curious ones looked in and bid the rest follow which all did. As the last one entered, a huge rock fell into place and once more we were prisoners. We laughed at cares and investigated. To our surprise it contained many things similar to those of Squrr, but more advanced. Rooms with hangings labeled Clubs were opened timidly until delighted cries told that their contents were pleasing. Our elected leader was Harvey Deitrich who helped us plan our escape after we investigated every dark nook. Several bold ones ventured into the cavern marked Broadcaster emerging with smiles of victory. Spring came and one day during a heavy storm the imprisoning rock rolled away allowing us to pursue once more our long, uncompleted journey. iursiiora ' Our way grew rougher and harder to overcome causing several to drop at friendly villages along the way, hoping to catch up later. We stopped at Breadalbane to obtain supplies and encouragement. While there, winter descended in full blast and all took refuge in tiny huts. To pass the cheer- less days we visited each other at regular intervals. The inhabitants of the huts labeled Broadcaster, Debating, Tri-Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus, and the various clubs were indeed fortunate, for they pos- sessed the roll of the greatest number of visitors. Under our leader, Glenn Eshelman, a merry winter was spent participating in various contests. Finally, spring arrived. Our huts, crude but comfortable, had proved life Twenty-one I I .. xo - . f Q ni, . gas ..., ,Je ysfl lll lllll ' 5 V. v,. Jef ..,..l lil . y x.. s wg. 1 ,. . - .:- V , Q V VVVA q,V:.A... 9 sc. as 2419 r ..:,,,:, . , l 5 ,....' :11 sf 'l ' .5 1- . . . ,..,.. 5 5 .sw ,.. ,,,. Q M ,gasp .. is sci Y .I is . A f .1 fa of 5 . Q- we