Hershey News 1962-01-18

              HERSHEY NEWS
Vol. 10 0 HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA, JANUARY 18, 1962 NO. 2
MODERATOR for a "Brainstorming Session" of the Rotary
CIO, of Hershey, William M. Kishpaugh (right), one of two
American members of a ten-member consultative group on Inter-national
Relations for Rotary International, departed Hershey the
day following the meeting on his second world tour within a year.
First stop was Roden, Sweden, on the Artic Circle. As usual, it is
a combination of private business and Rotary work for genial Bill.
Club Service Director for the Hershey Rotary Club is Charles M.
Wolgemuth.
Object Of Cocoa Teens Is To Provide
Cultural And Educational Activities
Supplementing The Other Organizations
To provide the youth of the community with programs
and activities primarily with a cultural and educational
slant supplementing and in addition to that provided by
'other organizations in the community is the objective of the
Cocoa Teens. One prime objective is that the particular
function involved be something in which the youth are in-terested.
An interested group of adults re-
• presenting various segments of the
community — schools, churches,
youth organizations — was formed
as a steering committee and sound-ing
board.
Student leaders in the high schools
and Junior College formed a work-ing
committee representing the in-terests
of the youth of the commun-ity.
This committee is composed of
fourteen members and has been
kept relatively fluid in that no of-ficers
have been elected.
Adult leaders include Harold
Brandt, Mrs. Robert Bucher, Mrs.
John Constable, William Dearden,
Mrs. John H. Detweiler, Jr., Mrs.
Leonard Ferucci, Mrs. Christine Gal-lus,
John Gronsnick, Mrs. Douglass
Henry, Dr. John 0. Hershey, Sam-uel
F. Hinkle, Mrs. L. Eugene Jac-ques,
Mrs. Thomas L. Leaman, Mrs.
Joseph Mastrosati, Robert Miller, Dr.
Frank Pierce, Mrs. Harry Reese,
Robert Rees e, Samuel Tancredi,
Mrs. Edwin F. Weaver, Richard
Zimmerman.
Student Leaders: Clarence DeVoe,
Terry Henry, Jean Saufley, Pam
Herriott, Mike Frank, Ben Brandt,
Judy Saye, Jim Stover, Pat Trenn,
Marg Garman, Gregory Sakai, Scott
Pierce, Bunny Blinco, Betsy Evans.
Three New Members To The Boards Of
The Hershey Trust Company And The
Hershey National Bank Are Elected
Three new members were elected to the Boards of
Directors of The Hershey Trust Company and The Hershey
National Bank at the annual meetings. Elected to the Board
of Directors. of lThè Hershey Trust Company were William
E. Schiller, Vice President and. Treasurer of The Hershey
Chocolate Corporation; Harold S. Mohler, Assistant to the
President of The Hershey Chocolate Corporation; ,and Ken-neth
V. Hatt, Comptroller of The Hershey Estates. Elected
to the Board of Directors of The Hershey National Bank
were Robert M. Bucher, Superintendent of Production at the
Hershey Chocolate Corporation; Dr. John 0. Hershey, Sup-erintendent
of the Milton Hershey School; and Elwood W.
Meyers, Chief Chemist at the Hershey Chocolate Corporation.
Incumbent members of the Board
of Directors of The Hershey Trust
Company are T. R. Banks, J. E.
Bobb, J. S. Gumpher, Samuel F.
Hinkle, J. B. Sollenberger, and A.
R. Whiteman.
Serving as members of the Board
of Directors of The Hershey Na-tional
Bank are Jefferson C. Barn-hart,
Esq., of Hershey, associated
with the law firm of McNees, Wal-lace
& Nurick, of Harrisburg;
George W. Bartels, Manager, Her-shey
Park and Hershey Sports
Arena; John S. Baum, Cashier;
Robert M. Bucher; Harold W. Her-shey,
Director of Milk Purchases at
the Hershey Chocolate Corpora-tion;
Dr. John 0. Hershey; Sam-uel
F. Hinkle, Chairman of the
Board and President of the Her-shey
Chocolate Corporation; El-wood
W. Meyers; John B. Sollen-herger,
President of the Hershey
Estates; and Arthur R. Whiteman,
Vice President of the Hershey Es-tates.
Retiring members of the Board
of Directors of The Hershey Na-tional
Bank are C. J. Speicher, of
Mt. Gretna, former Superintendent
of Production at the Hershey
Chocolate Corporation; and J. R.
Zoll, former Director of Personnel
at the Hershey Chocolate Corpora-tion,
and presently serving his sec-ond
term as Register of Wills for
Dauphin County.
Born in Nova Scotia, February
15, 1909, Mr. Schiller is a graduate
of the Coraopolis High School, Cor-aopolis,
Pa., the University of
Michigan A.B., 1932, MBA, 1933.
He is a Certified Public Account-ant
in the State of New York.
Mr. Schiller was associated with
Arthur Andersen & Co., in Chicago
and New York from 1933 until
MEETING In the Community Building on a cold, wintry day, student and adult leaders of the
Cocoa Teens outline plans for future programs. To date the Cocoa Teens have had a Stereo and
Hi-Fi Program in the Hershey Public Library; a square dance and a Christmas dance. Seated
left to right: William E. Dearden, Jean Saufley, Judy Saye, Pat Treen. Standing, Scott Pierce,
Gregory Sakai, Mrs. John Constable, Marg Garman. Steering committee is made up of twenty-one
adults representing various segments of the community. Fourteen student Leaders form itit
working committee representing the interests of the youth of the community.
1947. At the Hershey Chocolate Cor-poration
he was named Comptrol-ler
in 1947; Treasurer and Comp-troller
1948-56; Vice President and
Treasurer 1956. He has been a
member of the Board of Directors
since 1948; and was named Treas-urer
and a member of the Board
of Directors of Hershey Chocolate
of Canada, Lt., in 1961.
Mr. Mohler was born in Ephrata,
Pa., March 8, 1919, the son of Mil-ton
K. and Esther (Sheaffer) Moh-ler.
He is a graduate of Ephrata
High School, 1937. He received his
B.S. in Industrial Engineering, Le-high
University, 1948, and became
a Registered Engineer, Common-wealth
of Pennsylvania, 1952.
He served as Industrial Engin-eer
at Hershey Chocolate Corpora-tion
from 1948 until 1957 when he
was appointed Assistant to the
President. He became a member
of the Board of Directors at Her-shey
Chocolate Corporation in 1960.
In 1961 he was elected Vice Presi-dent,
Hershey Chocolate of Can-ada,
Ltd., and also a member of
the Board of Directors.
Born in Mohnton, Pa., December
20, 1923, Mr. Hatt is a 1941 grad-uate
of Milton Hershey School; has
continuous employment with the
Hershey Estates, excepting for
three years (two years overseas)
U.S. Army duty.
Following World War II, he be-came
affiliated with the Hershey
Estates utilities and became As-sistant
Comptroller in 1958 and
Comptroller in 1961.
Mr. Bucher has been affiliated
with the Hershey Chocolate Cor-poration
since 1932 when he joined
the firm as a chemist. In 1947 he
was named Superintendent of Pro-duction
for the packaging and ship-ping
divisions; and in 1960 was
promoted to Superintendent of Pro-duction
for all departments.
Dr. Hershey has been with the
Milton Hershey School for the past
twenty-three years as a house
father, teacher, administrator and
Superintendent since November 1,
1951,
A chemist with the Hershey
S. F. HINKLE
The Board of Directors of Her-shey
Chocolate Corporation at its
meeting on January 10 elected Mr.
Samuel F. Hinkle as Chairman of
the Board to succeed Mr. John J.
Gallagher who retired on Decem-ber
31.
Mr. Gallagher was with the Cor-poration
for fifty years. He started
his career as a member of the
sales force, was appointed Assist-ant
Sales Manager in 1920, General
Sales Manager in 1944, and elected
Chairman of the Board of Direct-ors
in 1956. He was a Director of
the Hershey Chocolate Corporation
since 1947 and until recently a di-rector
of the Hershey Trust Com-pany,
as well as a member a the
Board of Managers of the Milton
Hershey School.
Mr. Hinkle, who was elected
president and chief executive of-ficer
of the Hershey Chocolate
Corporation in 1956, will continue
in that position, in addition to as-suming
the chairmanship of the
Board of Directors. Mr. Hinkle
joined the company in 1924 as chief
chemist and director of research.
In 1947 he was named plant man-ager,
and held that position until
his election as president. Ile is al-so
a Director of the Hershey Trust
Company and a member of the
Board of Managers of the Milton
Hershey School.
PAPER AND SCRAP
Hershey Volunteer Fire Com-pany
will conduct a paper and
scrap drive on Monday, January
22. Rain date is Monday, January
29.
This is the annual drive for the
benefit of the Exchange Club of
the M. S. Hershey Jr.-Sr. High
School.
Exchange students of North Hills
High School visited Hershey Jan.
14 to 21.
The Hershey exchange students
will go to North Hills March 31 to
April 7.
Chocolate Corporation since 1930,
Mr. Meyers has been Chief Chem-ist
since 1947.
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