Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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THE CHOCLATIER i934 0 ff! 1' h . 9' U' use .- Twenty-three OSCAR EUGEN E ADAMS Preparatory Steve He's the answer to a maiden's prayer, Steve fits all occasions-anywhere. Hi-Y 12, 31, Athletic Club, Pres. 1213 Football 12, 31, Baseball 12, 313 Basketball 12, 313 French Club, Pres. 121, Dramatic Club, Pres. 1415 Mixed Chorus 141, Building a Nation 121. HERMAN ALDINGER Vocational Herm Although one cannot always a hero be, Herm has become man of high integrity. Art Club 1l, 213 Biology 1313 Handicraft Club 141, P. A. D. 141. CAROLYN ROSE BALSBAUGH Preparatory Kate Kind and intelligent, loyal and true, Life, we're proud to send Carolyn to you. Broadcaster 12, 3, 41, Ed,-in-Chief 141, Debating 12, 31, Pres. 131, Capt. 131, Tri-Hi-Y 13, 413 Sigma Gamma 141, jr, Red Cross Club 1l1g Declamation Contest 1l1. CLIFFORD IEFFERSON BARNHART Preparatory Barney Gentle of speech, benefcient of mind, Willing to work, and exceedingly kind. Baseball 13, 415 Debating Club, Treas. 1413 Broad- caster 141g Choclatier 1413 Student Council 1311 Typing Club 131 1 Mixed Chorus 141. ALMA MAE BASEHORE Preparatory Little Alma we 11' lfv- '.,' .v- If zz ' ..,. ,. . , Q11 ' , 2 ,,AA . ' M,-1 'r 9+ lfi1'liflfili A . 1 1 - , 0' ,Q .., . , 511 '- ' 1 3.1 ,.,. - i, ' , , J Her friends have come to her unsought- . Ji.. l-ler winning smile this blessing brought. Typing Club 131, Mixed Chorus 13, 41, Broadcaster 4 141, Dramatic Club 141, Sigma Gamma 141, Tri-l-li- Q Y, 1313 Basketball 1l1g Maid in japan 131. A 5 , g i 41 A WILFRED cRovER BAUGHER f' 'ag Vocational Fred ' A A handsome lad and full of fun, I Too many, to count, the friends he's won, P. A. D, Club 141, Foorbaii 12, 3, 41, Basketball 12, ff 3, 41, Choclatier 141, Hi-Y 13, 41. V, 14 ISABEL SARA BOMGARDNER Commercial lzzy Q Tristan could not have seen, V ' , Greater charms-pleasant and serene. 1 :ij-it pfamaiif Club 11, 21g sewing Club 12, 313 Tri-l-li-Y 1 5 13, 413 Sigma Gamma 141g Debating 13, 41, Mixed Q ' Chorus 12, 3, 41, Building a Nation 121. . , . . 4 In . M51 Tl-lELlVlA lEANNE BRlNSER 42, Preparatory Ginger ' ' s i f A girlish maiden--stately and tallf She eagerly answers friendship's call. ' Broadcaster 1413 Tri-Hi-Y 13, 41, Sigma Gamma 1415 Art Club 12, 315 Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 41, Dra- V, matic Club 1l, 415 Maid in japan 131, Building a NatIon 121. 4.. .- . Q 1. if 9 ii xx . , gfjfl' U l 4 .16 was 'A '- 4:1-

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X ar, ll 1 ...SQ Ef- , ,,,. Q Q, .ilil f ' '5 A EG eff ,ll .Q -,.l,v- Z I ,.. ,. We E ., A ., . , I K, H : :.oS E . f' 5 r T Q ,aiu . g if 4965 . sa,, ' A 3 iii at ' rr rv :1v- ' lv .1 , , Eivn , ..-, If . ' aa T 3 Q rea . .. . 3-.3 rrirf t ' 0 Tl-lE Cl-IOCLATIER i934 savers of the best kind. Preparations were made for our departure. Sorrow was present as we said farewell to Breadalbane, to start on the hardest lap of our entire trip. SENIOR ' Nature deemed to help us at every step until Linlithgow was reached. We stopped to rest but found we could go no farther due to a war waging close by. Rival clans at arms were to be dreaded at any time, we were told. Glenn Eshelman, still our leader, bade us enter the town hall, built on a craig, and fortify ourselves. One band, called Sigma Gamma, under the direction of Virginia Weaver, fortified the tower. The C'hoclatier under Sara Funghi's direction bolted doors on the lower floor, Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y under Margaret Mish and Mervin Lingle stood at windows, ready to fire upon the invaders. Carolyn Balsbaugh and her Broadcaster staff encamped in a tower to get all news first-hand. The senior football men-mighty heroes-defended the draw- bridge. Doomed to stay there nine months we made the best of existing conditions. Traditional forms of entertainment were called forth to keep the courage of all from being submerged. As warmer days approached, the warring clans ceased. One eventful day saw us marching-two by two-across the drawbridge of that old town hall while the villagers cheered. As a slight fog lifted, the towers of Edinburgh could be discerned in the distance. Our four year march was ended-our goal was attained. Farewell, Scotland! for at Edinburgh all would set sail on various ships for unknown ports of the entire world.-Farewell. CLASS ORGANIZATION Officers President Glenn Eshelman Secretary Sara Funghi Vice-President Clair Flowers Treasurer Harvey Deitrich Advisers Miss Royer Mr. Lewis Mr, Lane MOTTO Not Words but Deeds FLOWER Red Rose COLORS Maroon and Steel Twenty-two

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' iii . 'F Hf': ' I 5' io , - . , . 5 ,, . : :2li., P '+2 : E I I I 51-0 . ig gf Qi c i f i , flff fi . .ms ' . ::' IF' 'sv .Q x Q' is 3 2 O THE CHOCLATIER i934 JAMES FRANKLIN BROOKS Commercial Brooksie Read, read, you bookworm, The world to philosophy oft does turn. Mixed Chorus IZ, 3, 4lg Dramatic Club II, 2, 4lg Math. Club l4lg Industrial Arts Club IBIQ Hi-Y l4lg Building a Nation l2lg Maid in japan I3l HALLY FRANKLIN COFFMAN Vocational Tosis Practical, not too devoted to study, Is this boy with countenance firm and ruddy. P. A. D. Club l4lg Hi-Y l4l. MARTIN FREECE CONNER Vocational Sticksy i'Sticksy by name-carpenter by trade- What a suitable combination you have made! Library Club illg P. A. D. Club i4lg Hi-Y i4l. A E'VELYN MAY CRAMER Preparatory Doc In the crusade of man for better health, Doc will lend all her knowledge and her wealth. Latin Club i2lg Dramatic Club 12, 4lg Biology Club l3lg Mixed Chorus i3, 413 Sigma Gamma l4lg Em- broidery Club l4I. WILLIAM ELMER DAVIS 'Vocational Bill A mind embodied with work and song, From which honest ideals have grown and sprung. Football l3lg P. A. D. Club, V. Pres. I4lg I-li-Y, Treas. I4lg Senior Council i4l, MORRIS FOX DEAVEN Vocational Mex A faithful friend is much better than gold. This maxim's easy for you to uphold. Athletic Club i2Ig Biology Club l3lg Handicraft Club i4l, P. A. D. Club l4l. HARVEY ADAM DEITRICH Vocational Ditchie Most likable senior boy, voted, That is how this gentIeman's noted. Class President IZIQ Class Treasurer 43, 4lg P. A. D. Club, Treas. i4l, Choclatier, Bus Mgr. t4I. HARRY ARTHUR DUNCAN Vocational Duncan A printer's life is sad, yet merry, The work is hard but the interests vary, P. A. D. Club, Sec. i4lg Band i2, 3, 4lg Hi-Y 143. I Twenty-four