Milton Hershey School - Acropolis Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS EXPANDED John M. Aichele The Department of Business Affairs, under thesupervisionof John M. Aichele, business coordinator, and Clyde R. Ebersole, comptroller in the Accounting Department, has played a greatly expanded rolein the devel- opment of our school. Over the past decadethey have had an expanded role in the renovation and the construction of student homes, and the erection of Catherine Hall. Their interest is now centered on Founder’s Hall. In addition to these extra activities, they supervise the buying of all equipment and the operation of the meal bus and bus fleet. OUR COMPTROLLER RETIRES This year Milton Hershey School says good- bye to a trusted and loyal employee. Clyde F. Ebersole retires after having been comptroller for 21 years. Mr. Ebersole was born February 11, 1905 in the village of Bachmansville, located about five miles southeast of Hershey and his early years were spent in Hershey. Preparation for his career began with a program of studies in accounting from the Walton School of Commerce in Chicago. He has worked for different divisions of the Hershey Enterprises all his life starting with the Chocolate Company’s holdings in Cubain 1931. He worked there for 15 years and then returned to Hershey where he worked for the Estates for the next three years. He took his present job on New Year’s Day of 1949. Hehas beena valuable member of the community having served with the Hershey Volunteer Fire Company for 24 years and a member of the Hershey Rotary Clubfor 3 years. And, so after along and invaluable career with Milton Hershey School and the Hershey Enter- prises we bid Mr. Ebersole a fond farewell. RETIRED COMPTROLLER—Clyde F. Ebersole pauses during a day’s:work for his picture.

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” “CHOW TIME’’—Elementary school students are pictured ‘‘digging in’’ to their noon meal. Lloyd M. Morgan '49 R. Milann Daugherty Irene W. Showalter Recreation Third Grade Fourth Grade Physical Education Louise B. Swartzbaugh Phyllis B. Shuler Valarie K. Wolfe Lynette E. Waller Second Grade ; Third Grade Fourth Grade Elementary Music Fifth and Sixth Grade Chorus Memorial Hall Choir Chorus Boys ae FIRM FOUNDATION—Mrs. Catherine Custer teaches first A HELPING HAND—Mrs. Valarie K. Wolfe helps fourth grade students their ‘“‘three R’s.” graders develop reading skills. 19

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8 S BUSINESS AFFAIRS—Left to Right: Dennis E. Hunter (superintendent of Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance), Richard C. Hann (superintendent of Farm Division), Woodrow W. Bonney (superin- tendent Building Construction and Maintenance), James H. Albrite (director of Purchasing and Personnel Services), and Howard H. Baum (director of Supply Services). Milton Hershey School isahomeawayfromhome which provides the very best in education, food, equipment, and furnishingsfor over fifteen hundred boys. Charged with the task of providingfor the students is the Business Division. Meals are prepared and delivered from the central kitchen. Clothing is issued and repaired attheclothing room. Also oper- ating out of the Supply Center is the maintenance staff and a large fleet of busses. a AAA ALES coe td CENTRAL KITCHEN—Mrs. Dorothy H. Kluck (supervisor of Food) is shown in the GARAGE—John F. Lutz (Transport- central kitchen where meals for 1560 boys are prepared daily. ation Services) proudly sits atop an old fire engine being readied for the annual antique show. MAINTENANCE SUPERVISORS — CLOTHING ROOM— James H. Loser (supervisor of Clothing Services) and Left to Right: George Scheible (build- Mr. Mario Moratti (supervisor of Household Services). ing maintenance) and James M. Neidigh Jr. (grounds maintenance - campus). 21