Milton Hershey School - Acropolis Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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BOARD Of MA AGER BEHIND the scenes of our every-day school life stands a group of men who have a larger place in our lives than most of us realize. These men, the Board of Managers, are the nucleus that make it possible for the intricate chocolate business to run on Well oiled bearings. We, the Class of '45, take great pride in saluting and giv- ing our most sincere thanks to these men who loyally and willingly have devoted their untiring services to us. They have always .realized and understood our Wants, needs, desires, and ambitions, often before We made them known. At all times they were ready to help us out of some rut or over some obstacle in our path. They have unceasingly done their best to give us as much as they could of the good things in life. It is to these, our foster-fathers, under the ever present and bene- volent guiding hand of Mr. M. S. Hershey, that We are primarily indebted for the constant growth and expansion of the excellent educational opportunities and wholesome living conditions that are so much a part of this school-home.

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ADMINISTRATIVE TATF TO direct the activities of an organization as large as The H ershey Inclustrial School takes a great deal of resourcefulness, patience, and understanding on the part of those who are the directors. It is a big job, and it requires big men, big intellectually and morally. These are the men who do it. Although their title is that of an ad- ministrative group Who pass out directives and judgments, they are much more than that. They are counselors, helpers, and-above all- good friends. Very rarely does one ever stop to think of all these men do for us, but unsung as they are, they are due a large measure of praise for a job well done. Because of the fact that they represent varied executive branches, they can pool their different viewpoints and opinions and in that Way solve their problems more completely. Always Working for the better- ment of the school and its students, they try to be as fair as possible in their dealings with us. In all their efforts they keep one goal in mind-a square deal for all concerned. To these men we extend our thanks and appreciation for the guid- ance and the help they so freely gave. We hope we have not caused too many headaches for them, and we are sorry if We did. In all their Work with us they have set a shining example with their high ideals and good morals. Remembering these things and these men, We can not go wrong if We follow their precepts and examples. After we have gone, we shall look back with pride and gratitude to those who gave us our start. We shall not forget them and the good they have done. We are happy to have been under their infiuence and to have had them for our friends. E Q-E. ,.pZ f. .