East Donegal High School - Yearbook (Maytown, PA)

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M 'foreword 'A' The Donegalian, our Book! The part, reflects our kindred aims, hopes enter our lives again. We are going 'ki' only book of which most of us will be a and tasks. Such an association will not out into a world mightily changed since we came to school. We must be prepared to lay our hands on the tasks that will emerge from the chaos and to do so demands that we give our attention to the immediate tasks. Tho' volumes of history are being enacted in all the world, this, our history, concerns us now, for it is the stepping stone to our future. - 21160016 Around the table: Robert McMullen, Ruth Smith, Mary Hess, Ioyce Fryberger, Mrs. Sando, Rhelda Eshelman, Robert Sipling, Mr, Houseal, Robert Huntzinger. Five The Editor Editor ........,..,.......,..,..... .r.... I oyce Fryberger Assistant Editor ................ ,......,.........,....... . ,........, R uth Smith Associate Editors Art Editor ...... ,......,...,,.....,..,..,............... .,,... W i lliam Leese Sports Editors ..... Feature Editor ....,...,... .... Business Manager Betty Heimel Robert McMullen Betty McKinney Assistants Iecm Ropka Horace Seitz Typists Marian Brandt Advisers-Mn. Sando. Mr. Rhelda Eshelman Robert Sipling Mary Hess Robert Huntzinger Lillian Ropka lohn Leedom Helen Tressler Houseal

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glam .Yong Qitilitli l. Our high school days have swiftly passed, On different paths we start at last, 2. The colors of maroon and sand, May lead to many distant land, 3. We'll put our shoulders to the wheel, With grit, determination, zeal, F1 Twelve years we've toiled with mirthful glee, The class of nineteen forty-three. But E. D. H., it's back to thee, Will go the thoughts of forty-three. Push on to final victory, March on! Oh class of forty-three. Words by Mary Hess Music by Eugene Saylor Four

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ki pecfication iii' 5 r Six WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK To Mrs. Briant Sando, Ir., Class ad- viser and Editorial adviser of the Don- egalian, who, by her kindly interest in us as a class and as individuals, gave us the incentive to go forward seeking the fruition of our dreams. To Mr. A. Ross Houseal, thrice class adviser and also Business adviser of the Donegalian, Whose untiring efforts and perseverance will exert a lasting influence upon our future.