Milton Hershey School - Acropolis Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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A ,.,l :,: . ,. H3 James L. Bevan A.B., M.A., Bucknell Universityg Temple Uni- versity Corrective Reading Dorothy W. Bikle A.B., Swarthmore Col- legeg Univ. of Wiscon- sing Columbia Univ. Sixth Grade Thural V. Brehm A.B., Lebanon Valley Collegeg M.S., Univer- sity of Pennsylvania Guidance Charles L. Bikle B.S., Shippensburg STCQ M.A., Columbia Univer- sity Physics, Gen. Science Doris K. Bitting B.S., Elizabethtown Col- lege Business W. Behney Buser B.A., Columbia Univer- sityg Lebanon Valley College Health Mr. Bevan.. corrective reading teacher, is demonstrating the use of the new tachis- toscope to Mr. Creider, corrective mathe- matics teacher. S. Reed Creider Scranton - Lackawanna College Corrective Mathematics Catherine W. Custer X Indiana State Teachers Collegeg Pennsylvania State University Kindergarten Marion S. Ellenberger B.A., Lebanon Valley Collegeg Millersville State Teachers College Fifth Grade Sara A. Curry A.B,, Lebanon Valley College Third Grade Franck G. Dax-te II B.A., Yale Universityg M.S.Ed., University of Pennsylvania History, Business William R. Fisher B.S., Millersville State Teachers College English, German

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l L Uaaqanulq... iliiifi T :V , 1, H., Sixty-six strong, are charged with the responsibility-'oteducating our ten hundred boys. ,Ihis isfza responsibility not to loe taken lightly, and, while our teachers are all triendly, they also exhibit, in varying de- grees, thevtirmnessfthat is so necessary tor the achievement O'lif:-,iSl'liS responsibility. At- testing to the success ot their etiorts are N r 5 Lester W. Abel Drexel Institutie of balu 2 ,... 2 i x: :Z Technologyg Lebanon 132 : ' Valley Collegeg Penna. :' ' State University f Drafting 'i i s ' 'I Virgil L. Alexander L Mus.B., Westminster :A, qyblyy - Choir Collegeg Temple I W Vocal Music reie yiea i'f ::iE 1 i Earl R. Baugher B.S., Juniata Collegeg Temple Univ.g Univ. of Pa.g Pa. State Univ. General Science 10 the many alumni who have achieved note- worthy careers in their chosen tields. It is a distinct pleasure tor the taculty when, at commencement each year, an alumnus ot the year is selected whom many can re- call with tond memories as one ot their boys who, they knew, would malce good. John M. Aichele B.S., shippensburg Sxrcg M,Ed., Pa. stare Univ. :'-1'- ,,1, ,gjfis Business If iii if . igr, Kathryn L. Aungst Millersville State Teachers College Fifth Grade Phyllis A. Baugher Madison College Fourth Grade

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John E. Fox A.B., Williams Collegeg Lafayette College English, Latin Ethel H. Frock B.A., Lebanon Valley College Sixth Grade Harold Hacker B.S., West Chester STCQ Pennsylvania State Uni- versity Physical Education Conrad Frank Jr. B.S., M.Ed., Pennsyl- vania State University Machine Shop Practice Harold C. Good Pennsylvania State Universityg Elizabeth- town College Sheet Metal, Welding Landis R. Heller A.B., Franklin and Marshall Collegeg M.A., Univ. of Pennsylvania Bible Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Hess are consulting an unabridged dictionary as the final authority on a word derivation discussion. W. Lyndon Hess B.S., Millersville State Teachers College English Helen W. Hoar B.S., Univ. of Akron Sixth Grade William E. Hoffman Jr. B.S., Indiana STCQ A.M., University of Nlichigang Johns Hopkinsg Temple Orientation, Spanish Frederick D. Hite Pennsylvania State Uni- versityg Juniata Col- legeg Millersville State Teachers College Auto Mechanics Richard J. Hoerner A.B., Lebanon Valley Collegeg M.Ed., Temple University Vocational Mathematics William A. Hoover B.S., Lock Haven STCg M.S., Bucknell Univer- sity Corrective Reading e Q., y 2.55 . X N ., N as., gg, r W