Milton Hershey School - Acropolis Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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E I S ORS , Class Motto .... 'Ready for Gur Best Class Colors . . . . . lllue and Gold Class Flower . . . . Scarlet Carnation Class Song Wfords by Beaver Music by Snow Arise, ye 'men of H. l. S.! Respond to victory's call g We blend -our voices to a tune as into line we fall. XVe,ve had a pleasant life with you that we will ,ere recall 3 NVQ thank you for your blessings rich -WY: thank you one and all. You'vc taken us as children small and built our bodies strongg X'Ve'vc learned to take the penalty and learn wh:1t's right from wrong. We leave you now to take our place and join our country's throng, And to insure our strong beliefs, we sing to you this song. lflail, hail to thee, our school Su dear. that stands in 'full array, NVQ wonft forget or live to fret upon our forward way. We must respond to vietory's call and go -on day by day 'llo light the wrong, both weak and strong, for good old U. S. A.

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FACULTY AT H. I. S

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CLASS OFFICERS M IC l-l A EL F l'L'l2'l'JAS S Mike, selected for lezldership uhility, was Class l,l'CSlflCIllQ. Ht- plznmed activities and negotiated well with the acllninistiiation on class mat- ters. His rezicly smile added to an :il- rezicly zillirzictivc personzility. QIOH N Sl-TANABROOK Lzinky, goocl-nz1t111'ecl Doc was Vice-Prcsiclcnt. I-lis sincerity and helpfulness won him lllillly fricncls. NVQ will never forget his top-notch lizlzalcctlmll. His good sportmzinsliip was ll prime factor in his el1111'zicte1'. CHARLES BOFINGER SCC1'6'i1Zl1'lEl.l duties were in the able hands of Cl1a1'lie,,' who did much to better class activities, Scholastieally, he was of high calibre. Many have piiiaisecl his art ability, and his popu- larity grew with his accomplishments. MARTIN KUH N Zip took good Care of iinancial matters, but then he did well in all his undertakings. 'We are sorry that he had no chance to further his foot- lmll showmanship during the past year. I-le was well worth watching.