Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 31

Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, May 22, Jointure High School Has Class Of 67 i Jamas Allwein Charles Atherton Etta Fay Beard Robert Becker Joyce Belle Rosemary Borello Joyce Boyer Gene Carpenter Janice Carpenter David Confair Lorraine Custer Donald Fernsler Winnifred Haldemcm Dorothy Kleinfeiter Patricia Landis Janice Light Janice Nelson Judy Pierce Jennie Deitz Gail Frotini Rodger Dourte Judith Fuehrer Luke Dundore Arthur Groy Reginald J. Fake Dorothea Haldeman Mary Jane Hauck Elizabeth Kleinfeiter Sally Landis Shirley Hayes Norma Kleinfeiter William W. Leepcr John Heilman Dianna Klepper Shirley Lehman John Heisey Stanley Kreitz Harold Light Richard Marks Terry Miller David Mills Robert Murray Sandra Norton Shelby Norton Nancy Ovates Robert Padilione Lois Plasterer Robert Reinhart Verlee Reist Nina Savant Linda Scheer Frederick Shank Edward Shirk Mary Ellen Shirk Earl Eugene Smith Edward Smith Lee Soutliall Robert Spitler Irvin Strohm Sandra Thiei Yvonne Tice Kenneth Trovinger Judy White Ronald Williams Betty Lou Witman I If i BARGAINS IN GRADUATION GIFTS SOME PEN PENCIL SETS OFF ODDS ENDS OF LEATHER GOODS OFF GLOBES OFF At Regular Prices FULL RANGE OF FINE BIBLES $1.50 lo $18.50 THE BEST DICTIONARIES $3.00 to S6.00 ATLASES $1.00 io S8.95 And, Of Course, Graduation And Father's Day Greeting Cards By Ilnllmnrk Kohr's Book Store 2 Doors South of A. P. Gay Seibert Witt Teach At Mverslown al i 1 r.

1 i 1 MAY I COME TO YOUR GRADUATION PARTY? OR INVITE MY MA (Ma's Old Fashion Soft Drinks) Congratulations Grads of '57 Old Fashion Ma's Bottling Company A recently elected Mycrs'own elementary teacher will be amors the 163 student? of Slate Teachers College who will receive degree? durins ihe college commencement May 27. She is Miss Gay Gforgone Scib- en, daughter 01 Mr. arid George F. Sciberi, 312 Railroad Sircrt, Myerstown. Miss Seiberl was elected a teaching position in schools for the term.

She graduated from Myerstown Hish Sc-ao-sl in IPSo. a MiHersville student Miss Scibcrt performed sUident teaching riutic? in the 3rd grade of the Washington Schocl. Lebanon- Mrs. Marie Heckard was the suncrvifine teacher. She is a member of thc.se college clubs: Future Teachers of America.

Association for Childhood Education and Student Christian Association. Knrollment in colleges and uni- rrsitic5 reached nearly throe million last Th figure is expected to within ten years. i 1 LOVELY LINGERIE By FAERIE or LAROS Nyloi Tricot SLIPS Dacron SLIPS 3.95,, 5.95 7.95 Dacron, Collon ond Nylon OR BABY DOLL up Cotton, Nylon ond Docron QR NIGHT GOWNS up Nylon ond Acetate PANTIES HOSIERY 1.19 Congratulations Class of '57 HORNICKELL Corset Surgical Shop M7 Cimih. St. Dial jClass Day Scheduled Milton Hershey Class Day at the Milton Hershey School, highlighted by the presentation of senior awards will be held in the school auditorium, Monday afternoon, June 3.

Opening ceremonies will consist of by the Spartan Or- cheslra, directed by Purnellj Payne; introduction of seniors, by Dr. John 0. Hershey, superintendent of the school, and the singing of the class song, the words and music by Lamar Wildermuth, 1 a student. The program will largely be presented by the graduating slu- dents. I LeRoy Baker will dedicate thei Acropolis year book, and John A.j Matthias will give the response.

Joseph Matisak will make the presentation of the gift and oak tree, after which (he Milton Her-1 shey Senior Star Time, 1957, wilt; be given, with" Edward Stanczak; as master of ceremonies. The Slar Time will consist of six specialities, the first, a pan- tmnine hour followed by piano solo, by Lamar Wildermiilh. The Old German Band will be conducted by Jcrc Vcrdonc, and a selection will be given by a quartet composed of Lamar Wilcler- ninth, LeRoy Baker, William Lehman and Charles Eyer. Dale Miller, C. Fridkiri and L.

Wildermuth will render a number, and the production will end with a chorus selection, under the direction of Richard Lewis. Melvin II. Garner, president of 'the Milton Hershey Alumni As- will conduct the induction ceremony, which officially i makes each graduate a member of Ihe association. Allen Henry will give (he man- oration and Gary Daum, the i raspon.se. accepting the manllc in behalf of the junior class.

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For the second consecutive year, both exerciser are being held on Sunday for the convenience of graduates, parents and friends. The class of is one of the largest in the history of the college, and. in order to provide adequate seating facilities for the graduates and the large number of guests expected, both the baccalaureate and commencement convocations will bo held for the first time in Centennial Gymnasium. The baccalaureate will be given by Rev. Detterline pastor of the.

Christ Evangelical Congregational Church in PoUsville. His subject i will be "The. Ego and Dinner will be served in tiie new college dining room. All seniors will be. guests of the college, and preparations have been made to accommodate parents and friends of Ihe Dr.

Philip Love joy, general secretary of Rotary International from will give the address at Ihe coYnmoncement exer- cises in the afternoon. A speaker i of inlemalional renown, Dr. Lovejoy will extend a challenge to "Make Way for Tomorrow.".