Hershey News 1960-09-01

              HERSHEY NEWS
Vol. 3 ---os*. HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA, SEPTEMBER 1, 1960 No. 18
Derry Township Public Schools Open
For The Fall Term On Tues., Sept. 6th
Junior College Freshmen Report On 8th
Derry Township Public Schools open for the Fall term
on Tuesday, September 6. Junior-Senior High School students
report at 8:05 a.m., and will be dismissed at 2:45 p.m. Ele-mentary
School students report at 8:55 a.m., with dismissal
at 3:05 p.m.
' and Pennsylvania State University,
Sixth graders assigned to Messrs. Dennis M. Castelli, Hershey, will
Bodenhorn, ICristich, McCarthy will teach English and Social Studies.
follow the same schedule as the He holds a master's degree from
Hershey High School. the University of Pennsylvania. He
previously taught at Springfield
Students assigned to Mrs. Mait- Township High School, Montgom-land,
Miss Neil and Miss Shirey ery County.
will observe the schedule of the With teaching experience at Cas-
Elementary Building. tlewood and Middlesex High
Bus routes and schedules will be Schools, in Virginia, Michael N.
the same as last year: First stops
on High School runs at 7:35 a.m.
First stops on the Elementary
School runs at 8:15 a.m.
Hershey Junior College Fresh.
Donato, will teach Music. He is a
graduate of Concord College, Ath-ens,
West Virginia, and holds an
MA from Columbia University.
Sponsor for the Hershey High
School cheer leaders, Nancy G.
men report on Thursday, Sept. 8, Keeley, will teach English and
at 9:00 a.m. in the Little Theatre.
Sophomores report on Monday,
Sept. 12, at 9:00 a.m. in the Little
Theatre.
W. Allen Hammond, retired Prin-cipal
of Milton Hershey School, will
teach part time in English and
Literature at HJC. He holds an
A.B. from F&M College; B.D. from
the Reformed Theological Semin-ary;
and his M.A. from Columbia
University•
Joining the HJC Staff to teach
Modern Languages is George H.
Weydling. He holds an AB. from
St. Thomas College,. anjil.A. from
University of Lepizig ittidThts PhD.
from the same university.
A graduate of Lycoming College.
Williamsport, and a resident of
Elizabethville, Ann Sue Bingaman
will teach fourth grade.
Hillary A. Bitting, Highspire, will
teach Science in Hershey Junior
High School. He's a graduate of
Strippensburg SC.
Former Guidance Counsellor and
basketball coach at Annville-Cle-ona
Joint •High School, Harold C.
Brandt, Hershey, has -been named
Dean of Boys and will also teach
Guidance. He's a graduate of HJC,
Ursinus, and has his master's de-gree
from Temple University. I
A graduate of Hershey HS, WC,
Bingaman Bitting
Spanish. She is a graduate of Al-bright
College.
Having taught at Smithton, Pa.,
Dorothy Mateka Wood, a graduate
of California SC, will teach first
grade.
Also teaching first grade is Mary
Ellen Reiss, a graduate of West
Chester SC, who previously taught
in the Tredyffrin-Easttown School
District.
A resident of Glenn Acres, Her-shey,
Kathryn Shaffner will teach
third grade. She is a graduate of
Millersville SC and previously
taught in the Highspire Public
1 Active in yearbook and student
counseling activities, Judy Ann
Thomas, a graduate of Lebanon
Valley College, will teach fourth
grade. She student taught in the
Hershey Schools.
Having previously taught at
Coatesville, East Donegal Town-ship
and Hummelstown kindergar-ten,
Nancy S. Walls will teach kin-dergarten.
A resident of Hershey,
she is a graduate of West Chester
SC.
A member of the varsity wrest-ling
teams while in college, Leslie
M. Wood, Jr., will teach Social
Studies and also serve as assistant
wrestling coach. He is a graduate
of CAlifornia SC. ,
Brandt Ca stelli
Accrediation For
Hershey Hospital
After First Survey
Hershey Hospital has been
accredited by the Joint Com-mission
on Accreditation of
Hospitals.
This represents a signal honor,
inasmuch as the hospital was -ac-
-credited following the first such
survey ever made of the organiza-tion.
This -is rather unusual.
Members of the American Col-lege
of Surgeons, American College
of Physicians, American Hospital
Association, and American Medical
Association compose the Accredit-ing
Commission.
A voluntary venture, the hospital
accreditation program insures a
high standard of patient care.
Areas of administration, medical
staff and nursing were checked
thoroughly by the accrediting body.
A total of 6,845 hospitals were
listed in the August Directory of
Hospitals, published by the Amer-ican
Hospitals Association. Some
3,668 have been accredited by the
Joint Commission.
At the time of the survey, Dr.
Earl Weir, Field Representative of
the Joint Commission on Accredita-tion,
met with the Hospital's Med-ical
Staff,- Executive Committee;
T. R. Banks, Secretary of the Hos-pital's
Governing Board, and Ad-ministrator
Welch England.
Executive Committee members
are Dr. Louis G. Fetterman, Pres-ident.
Dr. John 0. Hewlett, Dr.
Raymond R. Curanzy. Dr. James
T. Gallagher. Dr. H. H. Hostetter. American violinist.
WELCOME to Pennsylvania Dutch Days! Streamers on Chocolate
Avenue greeted- thousands upon thousands who visited Hershey for
the 12th Annual Dutch Days celebration. All-time daily records were
established at Hershey Chocolate Corporation's Visitors' Department:
5,665 on Thursday-5,952 on Friday. Perfect weather prevailed on
both days.
M. S. HERSHEY DAY
In tribute of Milton S. Hershey,'
founder of our community, t h e;
eleventh annual community-wide
observance of M. S. Hershey Day
will be held in the Hershey Com-munity
Theatre on Sunday, Sept.
18, at 2:00 p.m.
Sponsored by the Rotary Club of
Hershey, the committee will pre-sent
Robert Rudie the brilliant
"MY FAIR LADY"
Conversations to the contrary,
seats are still available for "MY
FAIR LADY," playing th eilershey
Community Theatre, Monday, Sept.
5 through Saturday, Sept. 10., at
8:30 p.m.
Best seats are available for La-bor
Day, Monday; with tickets also
available to r performances on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, and the Wednesday
matinee.
AMONG THE THOUSANDS of visitors to Hershey Chocolate Corporation last Thursday were
these young folks who are visiting Lebanon Valley under The Experiment In International Living.
Back row, left to right—Husain Jafri (Pakistan), Eija Kantala (Finland), Marika Marton (Hungary.
England), Britt Louise Lindfors (Sweden), Karl Walter Meier (Switzerland). Front—Nelly Gloden (Bel-gium).
Haruko Taya (Japan), Renate Hagmann (Switzerland), and Isaac Bajomo (Nigeria, Africa).
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