Hershey News 1957-08-29

              HERSHEY NEWS
Vol. 5 HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA, AUGUST 29, 1957 No. 35
M.S. Hershey Day Observance
Will Be Birthday Centennial
William R. Smith
Conductor
Centennial Memorial
Symphony Orchestra
Musical artistry will mark
the M. S. Hershey Day ob-servance
in mid-September
when the Centennial Mem-orial
Symphony Orchestra
presents its superbly disci-plined
musicians in a special
concert in tribute to the one-hundredth
anniversary of the
birth of the founder of this
community and its industry.
The outstanding M. S. Her-shey
Day event will be held
in the Hershey Community
Theatre on Sunday, Septem-ber
15, at two o'clock in the
afternoon.
Sponsored by the Hershey
Rotary Club as a community
project, the memorial concert
is free to the general public
and no tickets are required.
The ninety members of the
Centennial Memorial Sym-phony
Orchestra are also
members of the Philadelphia
Orchestra which has won re-nown
as one of the world's
finest.
Also appearing on the M.
S. Hershey Day centennial
program will be the Milton
Hershey School's boys' glee
club, directed by Virgil L.
Alexander.
Hershey Rotary Club Presi-dent
Richard L. Uhrich will
welcome the audience, along
with greetings from Rotary
District Governor William
Kishpaugh. The invocation
opening the observance will be
offered by the Rev. Thomas
W. Guinivan, pastor of Her-shey's
First Evangelical
United Brethren Church and
Rotary Club chaplain.
Eighteen Teachers Join Faculty Of Derry Twp. Schools
Baier
Filbin
McCarthy
Bodenhorn
Heilman
Nagorski
Cheronis
Kettle
Meyers
Emel
Kurtz
Roberts
Top of the school news, with ses-sions
resuming here next iveek, is
the appointment of eighteen new
faculty members in the Derry
Township schools. Dr. L. Eugene
Jacques, superintendent, listed the
new Hershey teachers as follows:
, r e-e .Raier, Kindergarten
teacher; Indiana State Teachers
College graduate (Student Council,
vice-president of Women's Col-legiate
Association and active in
other campus activities). Home
town: Millersburg.
Alfred Bodenhorn, Grade 6; Kutz-town
State Teachers College; par-ticipated
in baseball and basketball
in high school and college; home
town, St. Clair, Pa.
Raynold Cheronis, Social Studies
and English; Grove City College and
M.A. from Penn State; former
Army information and education
officer; home town: Warren, Pa.
Jane I. Emel, Music; Peabody
Conservatory of Music and Master
of Education Degree from Penn
State; has taught at Fairfax, Va.,
and in Baltimore; home town:
Lancaster.
Janet Filbin, Kindergarten; Lock
Haven State Teachers College (col-lege
choir and staff of college news-paper);
home town: Renova.
Sally Lou Heilman, Grade 1; Mil-lersville
State Teachers College;
has been active in church youth
work and as camp counselor and in-structor;
home town: Annville.
Naneylee Kettle, Grade 1; Leb-anon
Valley College (girls' sports
and has served as swimming in
structor); home town: Hopewell,
N. J.
Kenneth Kurtz, Social Studies
and English; Franklin and Mar-shall,
with teacher training at Mil-lersville
(four years wrestling team
at F & M); will coach wrestling
at high school.
Francis X McCarthy, Grade 6;
graduate of Kutztown State Teach-ers
College and U. S. Army vete-ran;
home town; St. Clair, Pa.
Marcella Nagorski, Grade 6; East
Stroudsburg State Teachers College
(chorus, school newspaper); home
town: Wilkes-Barre.
Joan A. Meyers, Physical Educa-tion
and Health; East Stroudsburg
State Teachers College (athletics,
cheerleading);- home town: Read-ing.
Glenn M. Roberts, Math; graduate
of Hummelstown High School, Her-shey
Junior College and Indiana
State Teachers College; married to
the former Sylvia Lewis of Hershey;
Sports Recognition Night
Is Community Club Salute
Steve Owen, assistant coach
of the Philadelphia Eagles
professional football team and
one of the real veterans of
the gridiron sport, will be the
guest speaker when the Her-shey
Community Club holds
its big Sports Recognition
Night next Thursday evening,
September 5, in the Commun-ity
Building's Little Theatre
at 7 p.m.
The event has been sched-uled
as a salute to the boys
and girls who participated in
the summer programs of the
men's and women's divisions
of the Community Club, club
director Ralph L. Hoar an-nounced.
Owen, a native Oklahoman,
is currently in his thirtieth
year in the National Profes-sional
Football League as
player or coach. He is the
originator of the famed "Um-brella
Defense" and the "A
Formation," and is also noted
as "one of the finest story
tellers extant."
The Community Club boys
and girls, along with their
parents and friends, will be
welcomed to the Sports Recog-nition
Night by Hershey Es-tates
President John B. Soll-enberger.
Serving as master of cere-monies
will be James E. Bobb,
Hershey Estates Vice-Presi-dent.
Club physical directors Miss
Kathleen Lewis and Donald
Steve Owen
Smith will outline briefly the
coming fall and winter pro-grams
and will present awards
earned in the summer pro-grams.
Hershey golf profes-sional
Jay Weitzel will also
be present to make presenta-tion
of golf awards, and the
Community Club tennis pro-.
gram will be represented in
similar fashion by Coach John
McCool.
Among other features of
the Recognition Night will be
the showing of a film on foot-ball.
Refreshments will be
served in the Community
Building's Social Room at the
conclusion.
recently returned from two years'
duty with the Army in Europe.
Mary Ann Stohler, Grade 4; West
Chester State Teachers College (Stu-dent
Christian Association, glee
club, yearbook staff); home town:
Lebanon.
Daisy Strickler, Grade 5; gradu-ate
of Hershey High School, Her-shey
Junior College and East
Stroudsburg State Teachers College;
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ray
Strickler of Derry Township.
J. Lloyd Swope, Science; resident
of 69 West Granada Avenue, Her-shey,
and married to the former
Fern Diehl of Hershey; graduate of
Hershey High School and Elizabeth-town
College.
Elaine Trotter, English; Indiana
State Teachers College (yearbook
and newspaper staffs, dramatics);
home town: Altoona.
Loretta Vota, Grade 5; Indiana
State Teachers College (chorus and
other campus activities); home
town: Leechburg, Pa.
Daisy K. Zimmerman, Grade 4;
Penn State University (president of 4-H Clubs.
Women's Student Government As-sociation,
president of Dramatics
Club, chorus, school newspaper and
yearbook staffs); home town: Lew-isburg.
Receives Scholarship
Miss Marie Loretta Kieffer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter
Kieffer of Hummelstown Route 1,
has been awarded an Alumni Me-morial
Scholarship at the Pennsyl-vania
State University.
Nominated for the scholarship by
the Penn State Alumnae Club of
Dauphin County, she competed for
one of the fifteen awards with
nominees from the 70 official Penn
State Clubs in the United States.
Miss Kieffer, a graduate of Her-shey
High School, was active in
the Tri-Hi-Y, the Booster Club and
Broadcaster staff during her at-tendance
at the local school. She
is also active in the Dauphin County
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