Milton Hershey School - Acropolis Yearbook (Hershey, PA)

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oanselors Are Always Available to Encourage Us C0 rs Sitting: Richard C. Johnson, Catherine Becker, Matthew J. Belicic. Standing: Gray G. Johnson, Joseph L. Roeser, William F. DeLiberty. David G. Thompson, Thural V. Brehm. Aided by the wide experience of our counseling staff. any student at M' School Who l ' , family, or student homelife can always find one The Student Personnel Staff supervises the growth of every student from enrollment to termination. As students become seniors and begin to think of graduation or of.gQj.ng into a- ofl the counselors ready and Willing to 'grant him voc ' a personal interview and help him find a solutigrl Sitting: Bryan P. Seese, R. E. McLaughlin, Richard C. Johnson. Standing: Grant T. Custer, Frederick D. Miller. 31

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They Work with Us and for Us M H E A President Gary T. Hawbaker, President-Elect Gilson G. Cash, Treasurer John I-I. Grab, ' ' ' ' Vice President Gerald R. Long, Secretary Edith B. Long. The officers and members of the Milton Hershey Educational Association have shown in recent years an increasing awareness of their responsibilities to the School and a growing interest in their professional status. Their support of high standards of scholarship and conduct by the awarding of scholarships and trophies and their activities of Education Week are commendable. Both professional and social activities are worthy of increasing support. Both faculty and administrative staff are helped immeasurably by the duties performed by our secretaries. The preparation of daily and weekly bulletins, the processing of orders for supplies and of invoices, the details of student records and transcripts, the handling of appointments and correspondence, and duties as receptionists are some of the contributions they make to a smooth and orderly life at M.H.S. S . Z S Seated: Marlene C. Stehman, Betty B. Filepas, Martha J. Allwein, Dolores O. Sides, ff Helen S. Dodge, Sheila R. Merwine. Standing: Helen S. Evans. Jane K. Stacks, Ruth A. Shope, Ellen J. Heckman, Emilie J. Curry, Betty J. Lighty, Jannette L. Myers. Avis C. Kercher, Mildred T. Kapp. 30

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Homelife Is Family Life Sitting: Alfred T. Gibble. Standing: Directors Joseph A. Brechbui. William A. Hoover, M. Nelson Dura One of the marvels of Milton Hershey School is the comfortable, informal style of living provided for all students. 'llgfinsuregthis warm, friendly type of family living the Homelife Staff must procure and train houseparents, coordinate the programs of school and home, plan land schedule privileges, recreational activities, and vacations, and arrange transportation for almost nd. every activity that takes the student away from his student home. To promote the proper social and emotional growth a spirit of friendly cooperation between student and houseparent is fostered and students are encouraged through the practice of self-discipline to learn to live together as members of a family. ' Sitting: Gary W. Cooper, Kenneth A. Longenecker. Standing: Lawrence E. Best, Lloyd M. Morgan, Jacob A. Klinedinst. ' 32