Eichelberger High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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VERNON F ERSTER Industrial History Problems of Democracy American History World History GLADYS HAMM Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry World History JOSEPH HURST Chemistry Physics HOLMAN LEESE Physics MARY STEVENS LONGANECKER Latin I, II, III, IV, V English . MARY MENGES English II, IV FRANKLIN S. RILEY Bookkeeping I, II Exploratory Commercial DORIS VON BERGEN SHAFER Salesmanship Stenography I, II Typing I, II B. HENRY SHAFER American History Debate Coach Page Eight ,rf--I' ' ,J NW sig.. V Faculty CHESTER L. SHEAFFER Distributive Education Coordinator SAMUEL SHIRK English II, III, IV ELIZABETH SPANGLER School Nurse NORMAN C. STONER Machine Shop ELEANOR TURNER Vocal Music EVELYN THOMAS Girls' Physical Education Health FRANK C. VANDERWALL Biology Faculty Athletic Manager CRAIG WONDER French I, II English III BETTY WINES Home Economics GERTRUDE WALKER Librarian MARY ZINN Art Related Art

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MR. ROBERT A. BAGSHAW Superinlendent Supe1fintendent's Message Memory is one of the mental functions which increasingly adds to the enjoyment of life as we grow older. The memory of a happy childhood enriches both our youth and that which is known as middle life. Old age may depend almost entirely upon memory for the artistry which enables people to grow old gracefully and be so highly admired by their fellow beings. The manner in which you are living now is determining what you will have to remember. It is my wish that your school experiences are creating for you a beautiful life picture and it is also my wish that this Nomir will aid you in remembering those prized experiences. Prineipalis Message It is most difficult for us to give advice or to preach to you seniors who are so soon to be summoned from a sheltered home and school life to play a strenuous and most important part, yet, a most important part in the re-making of the world. True none of you may become a world reknown leader in remolding our world society, but, collectively you and your contemporaries all over the world may be all powerful. It is our selhsh wish that you may be all powerful and build for us a secure peaceful democratic world. It is our unsellish wish that each of you individually may be successful because we like you. .Way A .M ,K .4 . vt v-ffl' V M 'uf MR. RAY W. GRAY Principal Page Nine