Milton Hershey School - Acropolis Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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Seachfz Wall www ffm im., f '-, William G. Altland Dorothy K, Esbenshade John E. Fox Jr. W. Lyndon Hess George J. Hollich Jr, Terry W, Light English French English English Public Speaking Fnench Chaimum, THE SPARTAN Adviser, Nriliunal Honor Society Humanities German Reading Services Football T0 BE OR NOT T0 BE?-W. Lyndon Hess conducts an English class discussing Shakespeare. UPARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? -Dorothy K. Esbenshade conducts an oral exercise in a French class. WUI LERNEN DEUTSCH. -Terry W. Light helps three students over a difficult assignment in German class. SUBJECT OR PREDICATE-Bryan Seese looks on as W. Jones explains why he thinks the word is the subject of the sentence. 1--su.. . Bryan P. Seese Orville H. Strait Betty J. Stump D. Michael Weller '66 LeRoy 0. Wolfe Jr. English English German English English Social Studies ACROPOLIS Wrestling 11

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Senior: Wal! Summa of Education SENIOR HALL-An aerial View of the Senior High facilities on Pat's Hill. As director of secondary education, William R. Fisher has demonstrated unusual ability for again carrying out the many responsibilities with meticulous care, leaving nothing to chance. With seven years of service as principal at Milton Hershey School, he has improved instruction, supervision, and coordina- tion of the educational program. Mr. Fisher graduated from the School in 1950 and returned to his alma mater in 1956. Since his enrollment in the School atthe age of eleven, Mr. Fisher has proved to many boys that success comes from hard work. William R. Fisher Director. Secondary Education A native of Campbelltown, Pennsylvania, Carl E. Stump grad- uated from Hershey High School in 1943. Since the time he joined our staff in 1956, he has been responsible for many de- tails. In 1964, Mr. Stump was appointed assistant director of secondary education' and has the responsibility of interpreting marking period results, orienting new teachers, issuing new rosters of personnel, counseling students, visiting classrooms and shops, and improving instruction. Mr. Stump and Mr. Fisher are great- ly improving the many educational opportunities with their dedicated efforts. Carl E. Stump Assistant Director, Secondary Educatio 10

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5 ' Wall 4134444 gmmeu ,V . 1 Dennis H. Bortz Philip S, Brown James L. Butch Mathematics Mathematics Remedial Mathematics SCWUCP Athlm-tic Equipment Manager Senior Class Adviser MATH LAB-Students take a test using the Wang calculators. Richard E. Campbell Mathematics can-s -N Audrey S. DeMuth Business Education English National llonnr Society Council ACROPOLIS PUNCH THAT ONE!-Mrs. Audrey S. DeMuth shows three 12-5 business students how to operate the new business calculator. Q... mf sw f QM.. Allen M. Hoover Robert W, Hopple Russell C. Klinger Mathematics Mathematics Business Education School Bank 12 -.ss I Ray A. Fatale,- Busanm Education ,.., L ' i ,N 5,3 -- Y fi'-:fir ' i' l ' ,L William H. Snyder Mathematics