Hershey News 1957-05-09

              HERSHEY NEWS
Vol. 5 +fla'el. 0 HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA, MAY 9, 1957 No. 19
BIG DEAL FOR SMALL FRY was the annual Community Club fishing derby for
the under-14 set last Saturday. The catch 'em and keep 'em event was held at the
club fishing project at the headwaters of Spring Creek, with a total of 206 boys
and girls registering for the prize contest derby.
In the photo at left above, Community Club Director Ralph L. Hoar, in charge
of the derby, congratulates first prize winner Robert Santarelli, at left, and third
prize winner Robert Booth. (The cameraman could not locate second prize winner
Billy Smith at day's end.) Santarelli's trout, biggest of the day, measured fifteen
inches; Smith nailed second -place with—tr specimen thirteen and-a-half-inches•lang;
and Booth's third placer was thirteen inches.
Fishing derby scene at the right above shows that gallantry triumphs over com-petition
at the derby—Bobby Booth demonstrates neighborliness as he baits a hook
for Susan Lazorjack.
Prizes were a fly rod, for the biggest fish caught during the derby time (8 a.m.
to 4 p.m.), casting lines, for second prize, and a landing net for third place.
The popular event brought many parents out as spectators.
GOOD GROOMING FOR GIRL SCOUTS was illustrated at a fashion show held Wed-nesday
evening, May 1, by Hershey Girl Scout Troop 469. Five of the sixteen
young fashion models are shown here: From left — Susan Tuck, Carolyn Neidigh,
Wanda Kerdeman, Sidnye Howell and Mary Robertson. Miss Neidigh is modeling an
-alternate Scout uniform, Miss Kerdeman models pajamas, and the others are attired
in Easter outfits.
At the fashion show, senior leader Patricia Wagner welcomed the guests and
introduced Mary Malone, assistant leader, who served as narrator. Mrs. John Tuck,
assistant, gave the closing remarks. Girls who put on the show as part of their
Good Grooming Badge were Jackie Arroyo, Joyce Beaver, Carol Bomboy, Lois Brown,
Linda Conrad, Carol Crist, Wanda Kerede man, Barbara King, Sidnye Howell, JoAnn
Miller, Carolyn Neidigh, Mary Robertson, Linda Roof, Betty Webber, Ellen Stehlick and
Susan Tuck.
COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS at Hershey Junior
College's graduation exercises in the Little Theatre of
the Community Building on May 27 will be Dr. Eugene
S. Farley (at left), president of Wilkes College, Wilkes-
Barre, the guest speaker for the occasion, and William
C. Larish (right), of 204 West Caracas Avenue, the
student speaker. Larish was selected by the faculty to
represent the graduating class at the exercises which
begin at eight p.m.
Dr. Farley has been president of Wilkes College
since 1947. Prior to that time he served as director of
Bucknell University Junior College for eleven years.
He served as president of the Middle States Council
of Junior Colleges (1927-29) and of the American As-sociation
of Junior Colleges (1947-48), and has held other
key posts in the field of education.
Larish, an honor student at Hershey Junior College,
is a 1949 graduate of Palmyra High School and is a
veteran of Army service.
He will be graduated from the junior college's Busi-ness
Administration course. Majoring in Accounting,
--he 'will Continue his studies at Elizabethtown College.
Larish's commencement address will be on the subject
of federal aid to schools.
He is married to the former Marlene Bistline and
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Larish of Palmyra.
Larish is business manager of the junior college year-book,
the Hejuco.
A class of fifty-four Sophomores will be graduated
at the exercises.
Parents' Weekend At M. H. S.
A highlight of the Milton
Hershey School activities dur-ing
the school year is Parents'
Weekend, which will be ob-served
on Friday and Satur-day
of this week.
One of the key features will
be an open house at the
junior-senior high school
building on Saturday evening,
presenting an opportunity for
the parents to talk with the
teachers and to see the type
of work their boys are doing.
More than four hundred
Milton Hershey School stu-dents
will take part in a
variety show in the high
school auditorium following
the open house period. The
show theme is "Around the
World in 80 Minutes." The
school band, glee club and
Spartan orchestra will be
featured in the entertainment.
Auditioning of acts started in
March under the supervision
of John E. Fox, Jr., and his
student assistant, John Pelter.
William Fisher, faculty ad-visor
of the coaching commit-tee,
has been assisted by
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