Milton Hershey School - Acropolis Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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FACULTY l-lere are The people who will geT praised or accused oT ineTTiciency as we mem- bers oT The Class oT I949 go our separaTe ways aTTer graduaTion. We loolc upon Them noT only as Teachers buT as ready and helpTul Triends. The Taculhy helped our class To obTain The TirsT Junior Prom in The hisTory oT our school. All Those presenT proclaimed iT a success. For our senior parTies and dances The Teachers were always on hand To assisT in The planning and in The carrying ouT oT Those plans successTully. IT we had personal problems ThaT worried us. we could Tallc Things over wiTh Them and be assured oT Their honesT opinion as well as oT The cerTainTy ThaT The discussion would noT go beyond Their ears. More Than once They have helped members oT our class To avoid doing someThing ThaT would be regre-TTed greaTly laTer. The Teachers have been very paTienT during our years wiTh Them as classes were depleTed by pupils going To The cloThing room, TirsT aid, The denTisT, or The barber. They TreguenTly repeaTed an explanaTion Tor The beneTiT oT slower-Thinking pupils, and They oTTen showed greaT selT-conTrol when momenTs laTer some daydreaming sTudenT asked The idenTical quesTion iusT answered by The Teacher. Our class appreciaTes The way This TaculTy has labored To prepare us Tor The day when we will be on our own. We Trus'T ThaT we can TulTil Their highesT hopes Tor us. As Seniors, we can undersTand beTTer Than ever beTore how much They have done Tor us. We are Truly graTeTul, we Thanlc Them sincerely. and we will do our besT To re- TlecT crediT upon Them.

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D. P. WITMER Stall' Chairman ICARLE H. MARKLEY Vocational Director JOHN J. DANIEL Supl. Jr. Division J. O. HERSHEY Admission 8: A' Discharge Z., -....,. 'U li N W. ALLEN HAMMOND Principal ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF These men meei weelc aiier week lhroughoul lhe years lo plan and di- reci fhe varied phases oi our school life. On lhis slafi are men who do ihelr loesi Io acl as our Iosier faihers. Their main oblecllve is Ihe bellermeni of lhe school. They 'fry lo be as fair as possible in lheir dealings wilh us-individually or as a group. Upon leaving ihis school which has clone so much for us. we wish Io express our sincere gralifude Io Ihese men for lheir usually unsung worlc. The weighl' of influence, by precepi' and example, Ihal 'rhey have casi over us will inspire us long afler we deparl from H. I. S. M4541 -J 4 ,..4 k BENJ. F. OLENA Dean of Boys WILBERT E. MOOREHEAD Principal. Elementary School CLAIR F. HARNISII Assistant Principal P. N. HERSHEY Agricultural Mzimigcr uv L JAMES E. BOBB Farm Superintendent J Tr' 4? . ,N Q L A af iff, I Nik fir filljf , H. H. HOSTETTER School Physician

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OUR FACULTY Pop Siahle, linoiype and monoiype insirucior. Mr. C. C. Miller, 'ryping and shorf- hand Teacher, checks sfudeni work. Messrs. Markley, Gibbie, Aicheie, Good, Siuckey, and Hiie-in our gym. Messrs. Maricley, Hammond, and Hi're -in The Hershey Sfadium. Mr. Enfrelcin, religious educaiion ieacher, finds somewlhing amusing. Mr. Young in 'rhe Band Tower. Mr. Reiiz, foriiiied by lunch, comes up from our cafeieria. Mr. Payn e enieriains wiih his squeeze box af faculfy picnic. Messrs. Slrraii and S+acics ai John Harris foorball game. Mr. Brehm examines a guidance re- port Messrs. Hoerner and Hacker in Read- ing gym. Mr. Abel runs inio a Tough one.