Hershey High School - Choclatier Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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Seafeclz Le'FT To righT-Marucci, Black, Fornwolf, Poorman, Garrison, Bucciarelli, Wagner, J. Miller, Guardioni. STom-ling: LefT To righT-PiccioTTi, Kelley, Hoffon, Mr. GroFF, Miss Saylor, Mr. Kunlzle, Mr. Frysinger, Mr. Beck. NoT picTured: Mr. Young. SENIOR CLASS CCDLJNCIL As o noTion, sToTe, ciTy, or school musT be governed, so musT ci closs be gov- erned. This is primorily The job oT The Senior Council. The group is composed oT The presidenf ond vice-presidenT oT every senior homeroom ond The closs oTTicers. MeeTing whenever There is on imporTonT senior c1cTiviTy To be discussed, The council seTs The plons Tor iT ond sees +ho+ They ore corried ouT. Such signiTiconT mc1T- Ters os The closs ploy, colce sole, ond senior prom ore oII hondled copobly by This ouThoriTciTive group oT seniors. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ....... ...........,,.............. .... L . Garrison VICE-PRESIDENT ,., ....... E. Rossi SECRETARY .........,.. ..,..... ,..... ...., J e o n L. Miller TREASURER ............. .,......................,. D oris YorTy ASSISTANT TREASURERS .... Geroldine McCorkeI, Noornl Wagner CAKE SALE SecreTcries: IGen.I N. CIemenTe, J. Drescher, M. STover. CapTuins: E. Flory, K. ProcTor, P. EcIcerT, A. Wise, J. Guordioni, J. L. Miller, B. I-Ieisey, V. WiTmer, B. Burlcholder, E. Blouclc, E. Rossi, L. Povone, P. Boyd, R. Reese. Mciors: J. Boker, A. DeAngeIo. SENIOR PROM Program: J. STover, J. Girvin, J. Guordioni. Banquet A. Morcucci, L. McCurdy, E. KunTz, K, I-Ieide, L. Poormon, D. SworTz, R. Reese. EnTerTcinmenT: W. Gingrich, M. STover 20

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mgufae in Qfrorilaecf The room was casf wifh a mysferiousspell. buf fhe obiecf in fhe cenfer pierced fhe dark- ness wifh a friendly lighf. Slowly l approached if, when suddenly if sfarfed fo revolve. Fasfer if wenf, drawing me like a magnef. The crysfal ball sfopped, as a commanding voice echoed fhrough fhe room. Then l saw her, a liffle old woman, beckoning fo me. Come, inquisifive one. Taking fhe sfool offered, l lisfened infenfly. You, a maker of fufure America, ioin me in a backward iourney fo review your pasf confribufionsf' Lo and behold! Before me in fhe crysfal ball fhese scenes were enfolded. Presidenf Jim Sfover, carrying a banner, Sophomores, led a procession of sfudenfs. Following were Bob Spo- naugle in foofball affire, Jack Girvin in baskef- ball frunks, Dick Reese, Chuck Lorenz, Rico Rossi, and Joe Rockwell in swimming suifs. Soph- omores were represenfed in almosf every school acfivify. Soff music and colored lighfs in fhe social room provided a pleasanf afmosphere for fhe sophomore prom. A clash of cymbals, a roll of drums, and Presidenf Rossi appeared leading fhe iuniors. The firsf ordeal was fhe Tri-l-li-Y and l-li-Y in- ifiafions. The added foofball facfics of Jack Girvin, Don Kelly, Ed Fornwalf, Ken Kopenhaver, and Lynn Garrison helped bring home fhe Soufh Penn fifle. New baskefball sfars, Spo- naugle and Fornwalf, aided in capfuring fhe Norfhern Division fifle. Rico Rossi became fhe sfafe breasfsfroke champion. Boosfing school spirif were pep-squaders Lucille Poorman, Lor- raine Wagner, Janice Burns, and Doris Swarfz. A dynamic explosion occurred in room 209. Con- cluding an excifing year were fhe Junior Prom and fhe formal Daisy Dance. A loud fan fare announced a group of mafure-looking sfudenfs led by Senior-Presidenf Garrison. Ah! The long-awaifed year of class picfures, name cards, and graduafionl Glenn Sullivan headed fhe Senafe. Sponaugle and Gar- rison capfained a splendid foofball feam which was well represenfed in fhe all-sfar game. The mafmen's new capfain was Bill Piffsenberger. Parficularly oufsfanding in music during high school were Janef Miller, Mary Daniel, and Paul l-locker. Alba Marcucci sang for fhe Tro- ians. The class play, Ever Since Eve, was an SRO hif. Vocafional seniors presenfed an un- usual assembly, A Nighf in an Inn. The Broad- casfer was in fhe capable hands of Daniel, Winfers, Burns, Shaffer, Heide, Royer, Markley, Yorfy, and Burkholder. Mary Sfover led fhe class in breaking previous cake-sale records. Edifor- in-chief Alfa Royer, assisfed by a compefenf sfaff, complefed fhe excellenf '45 Choclafier. The midyear arrived af a fime when many decisions were made, Some answered fheir coun- fry's call. Ofhers wenf fo college or sfayed fo finish school. Seizing a lasf chance fo be fo- gefher, fhe seniors held fheir prom in luxurious l-lofel l-lershey on January 24. On May 20, one hundred and eighfy sen- iors gravely fook fheir final sfep info a chaofic world. Their carefree youfh was over: fhey were young men and women. The lasf scene became hazy, fhen faded info nofhing.