Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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HUMBLY IIEDIIIATE

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I APPHEEI TIIJ WE THIS BUIJH Fleeting moments in a man's life may bring him more happiness than hours spent in trifling things some would call enjoyable. Many men, in the past, have tried to preserve these minutes of happiness to console them in those days when consolation and memories may bring happiness. We, the Class of '43, in appreciation of his untiring efforts to instruct us, his willingness to guide us, and his help given us on numberless occasions, hereby dedicate this book to HARRY H. FOREMAN We have, in our inadequate way and in too few words, tried to tell him things about which we could write volumes, and still we have insufficient words to express our feelings. We hope at some future date, years from now, he will find happiness within the pages of this book. 4

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A M THESE P Moments, seconds, minutes sound their noiseless beat around the clock-moments of sheer enjoyment, seconds of companionship, and minutes, very few minutes, when we can get the old gang together for a 'igab session. All these roll into the hours and days, those last few hours and days when we shall be together as a class. Tomorrow only comes as another today, the time when boys are leaving, having long before decided it was the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country. They are doing this with the acceptance of the fact that it means severing friendship for many years-and longer. Still others have entered vital war industries. We have had to check our standard of values, and those things once taken for granted have increased in point value for us, and at the same time they have become a part of our most cherished and priceless possessions. In a world gone mad, such things 'Lmust give us pause, if we only turn the pages of familiar sights and scenes. We reflected on the past, thought about the future, and, lest we fail to pluck one day that is passing, we chose as the theme of these pages ALL TIME. 6