Milton Hershey School - Acropolis Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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7fxemenwfw mzmezye . .. ...are Three in number: Mr. AlTred T. Gibble, The DirecTor oT The Junior Home Division, Mr. Richard A. Rudisill, The Di- recTor oT The Senior Home Division, and his assisTanT, Mr. Jacob KlinedinsT. While working closely TogeTher To provide a wholesome home aTmosphere and a healThy and varied recreaTional program, each oT These men has his own parTicular respon- sibiliTies wiThin The sTrucTure. SpeciTically, Mr. Gibble concenTraTes on The planning Tor The younger boys, while Mr. Rudisill works wiTh The program oT The older boys. IT is Mr. KlinedinsT's Taslc To concenTraTe on The disciplinary aspecTs oT The senior group. Mr. Klinedinst 611: in the background on a problem while Mr. Rudisill and Mr. Gibble listen. 0.m4mz,mJ4. .. . . . Tor Tood, cloThing, and shelTer are meT by The varied organizaTion under The direcTion oT The business oTTice which is headed by Mr. Harry T-larTman as business manager and by his assisTanT, Mr. William Dearden. Perhaps The mosT descripTive yeT concise Term Tor The explanaTion oT The conducT oT This operaTion is The miliTary Term logisfics, Tor iT embraces The Trans- porTaTion, shelTering, and supplying as- pecTs ThereoT To a degree which is noT unlilce ThaT oT a large miliTary operaTion. 8 l Reviewing a purchase order are Mr. Hartman and Mr. Dearden.

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All lfmouqfz line qeaa, ...in The oTTices oT The Social Services DeparTmenT. WheTher ThaT assisTance re- quires The aTTenTion oT The direcTor, Mrs. Lorna SylvesTer, or The assisTanT in ad- missions, Miss Barbara Sloane, or The psy- chologisT, Mr. Frank Shupp, or The coun- faelp Z4 fzefae . . . selor, Mr. E. Glenn Rogers, The Time ThaT is needed 'will be provided. The various qualiTicaTions ThaT The members oT This group oTTer can only suggesT The scope oT The problems wiTh which a Thousand boys can conTronT Them. Mr. Rogers and Mrs. Sylvester are reviewing a boy's progress in counseling while Miss Sloane and Mr. Shupp discuss the test results of a recent applicant for admission. Mr. Garner points out several job opportunities in electronics to Gerald Robinson, a senior in the electricity curriculum. . . . every senior, regardless oT his curricu- lum, will spend some Time and do some planning wiTh Mr. Melvin Garner, The STudenT Placemeni' DirecTor. For Those who have learned a Trade, he will help Them seek ernploymenT in Their chosen Tield. For Those who have pursued The college preparaTory program, he will help Them in choosing a college and in be- coming seTTled Therein. For all The grad- uaTes, he will oTTer concreTe suggesTions on The adiusTmenTs They will have To make To meeT The demands OT Their newly- acquired, adulT responsibiliTies. 7

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Dr. Hostetter and Miss Rupp go over the list of boys who have signed the daily register for medi- cal assistance. Dr. McMullen holds an x-ray while consulting with Dr. Snavely on the procedure they will use in at- tacking a dental problem. when dickneu dllzifeaj. . . . . . . a well-statted medical and dental or- ganization is readily available to come to our assistance. Dr. H. H. Hostetter and his nurse, lvliss Elizabeth Rupp, are on hand daily in our new medical clinic on the hill. And, directly across the hall, Drs. E. lvl. lvlclvlullen and David P. Snavely are serv- ing our dental needs. While the atoremen- tioned individuals make up our ever-pres- Mr. Custer jots down an appointment on his desk calendar. ent complement ot medical and dental personnel, a group ot specialists and con- sultants complete the organization. They are Drs. J. L. Atlee and William Diehl in the medical field, and Dr. Paul lvl. Dunn, psychiatrist, an-d Drs. Herbert Cooper and John Cooper and Mrs. Elizabeth Abel in the dental and orthodontic fields. 0444 liaidan . . . ...with other schools throughout the Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania is en hanced by the travels ot Mr. Grant T. Custer. His personal visits with superin' tendents, principals. and guidance coun- selors ot the public schools acquaint them with the opportunities available in Milton Hershey School tor boys who meet the entrance requirements. Mr. Custer has been well received by all ot the schools as he develops triendly relations with those recommending boys tor enrollment.