Eastern High School - Lancer Yearbook (Wrightsville, PA)

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projects throughout the year. Kew I. B. Cunningham, L. Gordon, J. Erb, D. Tuce, L. Fake, P. Fake. KUW2, D. Erb, G. Kinard, D. Baker, C. Bair. J. Bowser. R. Fraker, D Spyker, F. Almoney. Raw 3. D. Lehman, L. Newcomer, G. Elfner, R Leiphart, J. Luce, G. Grim, M. Kinard, P. Stough, M. Fogle, S. Frak- er. lZaw4. R. Stein, S. Staner, D. Melhorn, D. Leber, C. Flinchbaugh. T. Leiphart. R. Shindel, M. Howard, H. Leas, E. Smeltzer. kvwi W. Bortner, M. Schwartz, H. Garner, J. Fisher, R. Flinchbaugh, J. Reichard, R. Salisbury, G. Keller, C. Barger, R. Scantling. The Future Farmers of America is an organiza- tion consisting of those boys taking the Vocational Agriculture course. During the year the members participate in the exhibition and judging at the York Fair. They also take part in the Pennsylvania Livestock Exhibition, the Farm Show, and in the County F.F.A. Recrea- tional Meet. Each boy is also responsible for one project, which is maintained outside of school hours. WeII, it's supposed to be a . . . Mr. Snyder

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These boys work on various if Electronical Geniuses at work. . Mr. Dunklebarger Rauf I, J. Horn, R. Bair, G. Hedrick, T. Burk, S. Beam. Raw 2. M. Hoff, M. McCullough, R. Leber, C. McCarthy, T. Graybill. ' as 'AN ffx Q X The Radio Club, under the direction of Mr. Dunklebarger, is one of Eastern's newest clubs. Meeting biweekly, the Radio Club has been work- ing on various projects. ' This spring the club plans to hold a HAM fest. The HAM fest is a sale of radio. and elec- C i K S-L tronic equipment to interested students. . N X M X. ' if- J X ' li l fe-5 if!! .jim K I A Q X . 1 M x H1 'gp .gk ' - it . . 'f Mfiifsffu xx 39' T 5? -5 5 ' 1 w fx 0 -I '. 9 . U E ' V X ' l x ' 51' lui x ff ' fs ' U fs I 'I ' fl Pix Nl' I X f V 1' ' . n? , r' no ' 94

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Want to boost our school spirit? ...,. l Mr. Sherman The Hilltop Herald, Eastern's school newspaper, is certainly one of the school's busiest organizations. Under the direction of the advisor, Mr. Sherman, and the editor-in-chief, Dan Witmer, the Herald Staff strives to produce a monthly paper which will satisfy its readers. The Herald at present is partially subsidized by the School Board. H Alternate copies of the newspaper are sent to everyone residing in the school district. Kun' I S. Young, J. Boll, J. Schaeffer, D. Witmer, B. Olewiler, D. Jacobs kaw 2 F. Garver, V. Smeltzer, C. Ruby, L. Leber, J. Fate, A. Paules Row 3 E. Gohn, P. Lyttle, S. Curry, D. Anderson, C. Rider, L. Snyder, C. Eby, A. Detwiler How 4 R. Emenheiser, E. Kinard, E. Allen, G. Leaman, T. Newcomer, T. Lentz, T. Metzel kan' 5 R. Shimmel, M. Lohr, J. Lohr, D. Sager, J. Willard, W. Massa, J. Hinkle 96