Milton Hershey School - Acropolis Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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. . . . LTY Like leaves scattering in the face of an autumn breeze, so have many niemibers of our faculty been removed from our school and spread throughout the nation by thesfar-reaching c-all to the colors. NV e, like the teachers, have regretted each departure, but we realize the pressing needs of Uncle Sam. Those who have gone served the school faithfully for many years and will not soon be forgotten by us. The gjuiding hand of the faculty determines to a large extent our suc- cess or failure when we cast our lot with society. Their guidance includes both social and scholastic problems. Many were the instances when they dealt with an individualls personal problems and at the same time strove with much eHort and patience to convey as much of their knowledge to us as possible in the brief span of time at their disposal. Never may it be said that they gave up a case as hopeless. VV e thank them gratefully for their constant help and guidance. May their efforts continue to bear good fruit in the future history of our school. 'lfhe following staff members do not appear in the picture below: Ruth C. Beam, Mary S. Mumma, John Treder, Kathryn lv. Wfitiner. Fur- loughed - Lt.-Col. Frederick D. Hite, Major sl. Carl Crouse, Lt. -lohn A. Realor, Lt. Wfilliam E. Landis, Lt. Frederick D. Miller, Lt. George F. Sandel, Lt. Daniel S. Seiverling, XV. O. XV. Purnell Payne, Pfc. W'. Lyclon l-It-ssg Qn leave-Benjamin Ii. Olena and Vlfilliam C. Xkfestberg.

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ADMINISTRATI TAFI' D. PAUL WITMER GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT J - -. ,v.. I . '-4, Ji- I Augxf' , , I 2 I 1 Y I IF' X . EARLE H MARKLEY vocA'rIuNAI. n1REcToR CLAIR F. HARNISH ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MRS. GEO. COPENHAVER HOUSEHOLD DIVISION. MATRON JAMES E. BOBB ssIs1'AN1' FARM SUPERINTENDENT A P . :sg -5 1 ' 1,9 .7 ,Y . 7 -7 , . ' ..'.,5l ,c A L, dh. I. , , x ' rl:- , . - .WEEE Q.. jx.. ' 2' Edrghzf -' ,. F y ,L N . .. ,, , i , N LL: .- Nh, A I, In I , . JOHN J. H . HOSTETTER SUIIERINTENDEN1' 0 SCHOOL PHYSICIAN H. 'I O O I 4- I I I 5. QI I nd '1v I Y If I I X 'I ...L 4 W. ALLEN HAMMOND PRINCIPAL P. N. HERSHEY FARM SUP DANIEL F JUNIOR DIVISION ERINTENDENT uk, K Q 'X Zi I I 1' 2x Vw f fl, . ,fr PERCY S. WILSON ADMISSION AND DISCHARGE

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CHOOL ER ICE . Here are some of the members of vrarious school staffs that play impor- tant parts in our lives. They are not in our classrooms, but they do much to keep us there so we can pI'Of1t most by our opportunities here. The hospital and dental groups are excellently manned. Every boy knows that he is assured of line treatment when helped by' either of these staffs. Dental work is followed up closely and regullarly, and the hospital staff stands ready for illness and accident. .The general ofhce workers help us in matters of daily routine, and the clafeteria employees 'perform a most Welcome daily Service.