Eichelberger High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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JOHN CARR A KATHARINE KREBS President ' - Vice-President Secreiary Treasurer Senior Class History We, the class of '43, have come a long way since the day three years on which we timidly entered the huge portals of a very strange Eichelberger Senior High School. That first year thirty Sophomore boys eagerly participated in football, basketball, soccer, and wrestling. Those students who felt themselves dramatically inclined lent their talents in making the All-Star Play, Stage Door and the Sophomore Class Play, Going on Seventeen successful. The boys and girls who could sing joined the Operetta, The Forex! Prince. All these extra-curricular activities did not make us suffer scholastically as could easily be seen by glancing at the honor roll. The pleased expressions on faces of the seniors made all the efforts toward the Soph-Senior worthwhile. A belated beginning to our Junior year did not dampen the spirits of the boys and girls who were athletically inclined. We were well represented in debating by Rose Earner, jean Wallace, jean Wilde, and Roy Massenheimer. We presented Four Daugbterr as our Junior Play. And many of us were cast in the All-Star Play The Night of january the 16119. With the Annual Junior Prom our second year drew to a close. I As seniors we entered everything with a determination to do that thing well. We realized that a world at war had no place in it for slackers. An undefeated football team was the first result of that determination. The dramatic Letter! to Lucerne, the Senior Class Play, and the thrilling Arrenic and Old Lace, the All-Star Play, were two more results of that same determination. Many students from our class served on the Orange and Black Staff, the cheering squad, the debating team, and the band and orchestra. Because of the continued war effort extra courses were installed. These courses were taken after school by volunteers. For the bovs there was the pre-flight course, for the girls a course in the machine shop. Into the boys Physical Education routine was introduced commando training, which was taken four times a week. - The last few weeks spent in E. H. S. were unforvettable. Campus Day, Baccalaureate Service, and Graduation Day were the ends of three wonderful and we hope sifccessful years in Senior High. Manv of us were reluctant to leave Eichelberger High but we realized that there were greater things for us to tackle in the years ahead. Page Twelve JACQUELINE MARCH CARLA SHAEFFER

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Raymond Allen Academic Course Homeroom V. Pres. 2, 3 Clubs-2, Model Airplane 3, l.etterman's Nornir Staff, Art Dept. Plays-2, All-Star Hi-Y 2. 3 Football 2, 3 Track 2, 3 Operetta 3 Nickname-Ray Clair Alwine Vocational Course Clubsfl, Archery 2, Boys' Cooking 3, F. C. A. Intramural Softball 2 Band 1, 2, 3 Nickname!-Alwine Jean Baker Commercial Course Homeroom President 1 Girls' Chorus 1, 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Operetta 1, 3 All-Star Play 1 Delphians 3 Sports 1 Girl Reserves William Baker Vocational Course Clubs-1, F. C. A. 2, F. C. A. 3, F. C. A. Nickname-Bill Page Fourteen Maryellen Altland General Course Clubsfl, Dancing 2, Needlework 3, Needlework Nickname-.llary Richard Amspacher Distributive Education Homerooni Treas. l Homeroom Pres. 3 Study Club 1, 2, 3 Football l, 2 Nieknamefliirk Robert Baker Vocational Course Future Craftsman Club 2 3 Spring Concert 2 Band Forensic League Operetta l, 3 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Nickname-Bake John Bankert Vocational Course Clubs--ml, Archery 2, Study 3, F. C. A. Niekname4John NORNIR