Milton Hershey School - Acropolis Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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“TAKE IT ALL OFF’’—H. Stack, 5-1, receiv scheduled haircut from barber A. Beam. es his regularly BUILDING MAINTENANCE—Left to Right: Roy Clark (custodian at Senior Hall), Richard Miller (custodial supervision at Catherine Hall), Paul Pollock (custodial supervision at Senior Hall), and Arthur Fausnacht (light- ing and sound). » SECRETARIAL STAFF ‘: 3: s5 =e : ; t$ : P é — - eee ae) bk cn cell ee us a WN = iw tT + Sed Roy oats ne, a Mel ey ” waging. | Te Specht or eRe sot RU Toe boy 18 ies 5 = aR — = we lt ect PME let On ace = an ee OO a eS et tt eh OM ON Oe = he = XY - + SECRETARIES—Seated: Mrs. Lois Dunkleberger, Mrs. Avis Kercher, Mrs. Martha Allwein, Mrs. Elva Nye, Mrs. Betty Lighty. Standing: Mrs. Ruth Shope, Mrs. Ruth Diener, Mrs Betty Filepas, Mrs. Dolores Sides, Mrs. Teresa Funghi, Mrs Helen Dodge, Mrs. Sally Snyder.

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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

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Rodney E. McLaughlin Grant T. Custer Gene R. Layser Director pheno: Personnel Director of Enrollment Director of Student Placement Director of College Placement es INCREASED OPPORTUNITIES FOR LIFE ADJUSTMENT An enlarged staff with increased professional training marks the change in the Student Personnel Staff. This staff directs all phases of the enroll- ment, adjustment, and termination processes and counsels any student having a problem related to his new environment. Every effort is made to place a student in his preferred course of study, to encourage him tomake the best use of his abilities, and to assist him in finding a position after graduation. The increasing number of students attending college or tech- nical schools has added to the load of the college placement officer who assists with correspondence and arranges for interviews and College Board tests. STUDENT PERSONNEL STAFF—Seated: Mrs. Catherine Becker, Mrs. Barbara B. Haas, Mr. Thural V. Brehm, Mr. William F. DeLiberty, Mr. David G. Thompson, Mr. Richard C. Johnson.