Milton Hershey School - Acropolis Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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A WEEK'S TRIAl On January 4 aT I:45 p.m., The seniors presenTed The Two-acT comedy enTiTled A Weelc's Trial in The school audiTorium. This play cenTered around The Swedish maid. Olga NordsTorm. whose parT was Tilled very capably by David High. ATTer a series of blunders such as burning holes in Trousers and leaving a pan oT waTer on a chair Tor a visiTor To siT in, she counTered by caTching a Thief and Tixing up The love aTTairs oT The Tamily Teen-agers. Mr. Brehm did a Tine iob of direcTing. Our Thanks go To him Tor his aid in making The play The success ThaT iT was. The casT oT characTers included Monroe Williams as Mr. Merri- Tield, Jack Moclc as Mrs. Merrifield, and John SheaTTer and Harry Sherlock as Tom and Mildred MerriTield. The assorTmenT oT maids included Dale Musselman, Rome Owens, and David High. The old ladies' parTs were played by Charles Madeira, Barry WhiTeside. and PeTer Di STeTano: The preacher was Alvi VoigT: Mildred's suiTors were Paul WhiTe and Louis Eddingerg and Ken STeen porTrayed The parT oT Mr. Norwood, Mr. MerriTielCl'S Boss.

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CLASS OFFICERS GENE MOI1R - President ElecTed Tor his unusual qualiTies oT leadership, Gene has proved ThaT- our TrusT in him was well placed. Ever since his freshman year Gene has been ouTsTanding. noT only in The classroom buT in sporTs as well. CrediT should also go To him Tor The guiding parT he played in making our senior parTies so successful. CHARLES MADEIRA - Vice-President Willlcie seems To have carried his hard-hiTTing, Tull-back TacTics righT inTo his iob as vice-president Whenever There was a diTTiculT Task To perTorm, Willlci5 was given The ball and he' usually came Through wiTh a Touch- down. No one could have been more dependable in carrying ouT The responsibiliTies oT his oTFice. JOHN SHEAEFER - Secretary SecreTary of The Senior Class was handsome Johnny Sheaiifer. Full oT energy himself, Johnny in- spired oThers by his example. ln spiTe of his lighT Trame, he was acTive in TooTball. His good sporTs- manship was a prime TacTor in his characTer. Well-dressed, wiTTy, and well-liked, Johnny mighT be called our Ideal Senior. DAVID BOWMAN - Treasurer Dave, who will doubTless be re- membered Tor his ouTsTancling baskeirball record, should also be remembered as a good sporT and an all-around Tellow. InTelligenT, Triendly, and honesT are The words which besT describe him. His ready smile adds To an already aTTrac- Tive personaliTy. We are sure Dave will go Tar in adulT life.