Milton Hershey School - Acropolis Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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Supervisors of a Broad Educational Program Continuing in the same vein with our presentation of the administrative staff, we nominate William R. Fisher as recipient of the Administrator of the Year award in a nationwide contest for the school year 1972-73. Mr. Fisher, director of Secondary Education, could well be called Mr, Capability, for no administrator has a better understanding and control of the many facets of secondary education. In addition he has always lent a sympathetic ear to the problems of both faculty and students. The energy and enthusiasm which Carl E. Stump, assistant director of Secondary Education, displays in supervising many activities of Senior Hall, particulary in the Trade Division, wins from us the title of Mr, Efficiency.

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Directors of o, Noble Experiment Left to Right: Dr. Richard A Rudisill Dr J hn 0 H rsh y We think in words when we think clearly. When the name of an individual pops into our minds, certain words seem to be associated automatically with our thoughts and evaluations of that person. This is not to imply that the person does not possess other admirable traits in abundance, or that any one person has a monopoly on such attributes. As we present in the early pages of this yearbook Dr. John O. Hershey, president of Milton Hershey School and Dr. Richard A. Rudisill, headmaster, such Words as foresight, progress, competence, integrity, and empathy come to our minds. We have chosen our Words carefully, and we honestly believe that the progress of Milton Hershey School during the last decade is ample proof of the validity of our evaluation. 10V

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Senior Hall Teachers Are Dedicated to Youth Educational Facilities for grades nine through twelve. nd ' Sitting: Gerald R. Long '55, W. Purnell Payne, Virgil L. Alexander. Stan Kenneth L. Snyder, Larry E. Casebeer, John H. Tellet '44, John A. C M tth J. Be11c1c. 12