East Lampeter High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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Builders Tomorrow This is a day of destruction. The newspapers, with their pictures of bombarded buildings and flaming ships, daily tell the story of man's folly. The world is spending untold millions and overworking its most inventive minds-to destroy what others have constructed through the centuries, Those of us who look at War objectively and dispassionately are made to ask, ls this what you call civilization? You, who are graduating in 1941, will step into a broken World. If disaster saps your courage, you will feel sick at heart. But if the thing that is difficult challenges you, your world will be bright with opportunity. After every disaster builders re-create beauty out of disorder. Reforesta- tion Workers, laboring among the charred stumps of a mountainside plant young trees that will grow tall and green: the engineer replaces a flood-swept bridge with one of greater strength and modern designg doctors and nurses help a mangled accident victim become a normal, healthy man. Each of these workers is inspired by a vision of hope and beauty. Before you, are the shambles of a foolish world-with broken buildings, broken men, broken ideals, and broken hopes, Are you going to bemoan your fate in being born for such a time as this? Or will you take the fragments of an earlier generation's folly and help to build a better world tomorrow? My fondest hopes go with you. -G. C. Kilhefner 16

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Ioyous we too launch out on trackless seas, Fearless for unknown shores, -Whitman WILLIAM CLIFF BARD Bill Torchbearers 4: El Dorado Staff: Student Council 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Announcer and Usher, Iunior Play: Class gresas. 1, 2, 3: Iunior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Operetta , ,4. That tall dean of all deans coming down the hall is none other than Professor Bard. Bill is a very intelligent person whose greatest diversion is reading mystery stories. He isn't quite certain about his future work, but whatever he does, Bill will do well. EVELYN BASHORE Eve Girl Reserves 4: Flower Girl, Senior Play. Eve came to our school from Thompsontown at the be- ginning of the present term, In this short time, she has made her friendship acceptable to all her classmates. One can be sure of a good time if he stays in Evelyn's company. She wants to become a news reporter. Eve, we know that the press will soon be thundering out your reports. IOSEPHINE BROCCO jo Library Club 2, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: El Dorado Stall: Usher, Iunicr Play, Senior Play. Has anyone heard that sweet, musical laugh coming from room one! Then Iosephine must be in her homeroom. Io is rather quiet, but friendly and sincere. Her dark curls must have given her the inspiration for the profession she has fhcisen. Any beautician would be thrilled to work with such oc s. L8