Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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GEORGE D. LANGE RUFUS K. EBY ROBERT JACOBY Principal Ass'1 Principal Vocahonal Direclor PRINCIPALS CABINET The principal's cabinel is composed of +he high school depart men? heads, supervisors, direclor of vocaiional educalion, assisranl principal, and principal. The cabinel meefs once a monlh, or more offen if necessary. The purposes of The cabinel are To help plan for facully meelings, 'iormulale school policies, provide professional leadership, and serve as a channel for geliing informalion To and from The laculfy al large. Through The represenlalives in lhe cabinet we are able To worlc and plan in a democralic manner for 'rhe besi inieresls of Jrhe high school. Sealed: Miss Walson, Miss Shankweiler, Miss Ru+l1, Miss Royer, Mr. Lange Miss Reinerl' Miss Lady Miss Fausf, Miss Ferucci. Sfanclingz Mr. Eby, Mr. Hovis, Mr. Herr, Mr. Jacoby, Mr. Curry, Miss Snyder 9

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RAYMOND H. KOCH SuperinTendenT oT The Derry Township Schools BCDARD OF DIRECTCRS IT is eiTher your TorTune or misTorTune To be graduaTing inTo a changing world oT sTorm and sTriTe. WheTher or noT you proTiT Tram The chal- lenge presenTed you depends largely upon The philosophy oT liTe you build Trom your experi- ences. Be assured ThaT liTe in any age has cer- Tain TundamenTal principles which carry The nexT generaTion To higher realms. IT you can keep TaiTh in God and your Tellowman and also mainTain The hope ThaT beTTer Times are coming, insTead oT allowing yourselT To become ouT oT Tune wiTh The world, you will emerge Tram The sTruggle sTronger in characTer and more able To Take your place in The new world. All liTe is educaTion. You have run merely Twelve miles oT educaTion's course. Do noT allow your inTellecTual machinery To become rusTy. WhaT you have learned in school will soon leave you unless you make consTanT eTTorT To mold iT inTo your paTTern oT liTe. OpporTuniTies have a way oT revealing Themselves To Those who will buT look, When we do our besT Today, we seT The sTage Tor doing beTTer Tomorrow. Thus, we make our own opporTuniTy. Always remember ThaT everyone is ex- pecTed To make good . . . noT To make excuses. SeaTed: Edward Sfover, Dr. Wayne D. STeHler, Wm. H. Dunbar, lll, Clayfon C. Gingrich. STanding: Sup'+ Raymond H. Koch, Amos F. Geesoman, Harry L. Erdman, Howard G. Shelly.

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V i L i g.. Across-l. io r.: Miss Umberger, Miss Hoerner, and Miss Heis+erg The dignified Mr. Frysingerg Soy H, Mr, Herr: Knit 'rwo, purl two: Silhoue1'+ed in +he snowlighh Mr. Beck poses for ihe camera: The fccuify +ec:g Our superiniencienf. 1 O