Eichelberger High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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1 Mr. Robert A. Bagshaw Superintendents Message You members of the class of 1945 will have completed your high school experiences in an era which is thus far unsurpassed in many respects. Your Senior High School studies have been pursued in their entirety during a period when our nation has been engaged in an all out war. Your older brothers and sisters have made extreme sacrifices. You have perhaps been inconvenienced. Your parents have been inconvenienced and, in many cases, have undergone much sacrifice and intense anxiety. If the freedom for which your older brothers have fought and died is to be maintained, you must do more than merely take that freedom for granted. lt requires more work upon the part of the humble and individual citizen to maintain representative government which guarantees that freedom than to maintain any other form of government. Among my many good Wishes to you of the class of 1945, is my Wish that this Nornir may cause you to remember the critical era in which your schooling was pursued and that it may, therefore, challenge you to accept a great civic responsibility to maintain representative government and freedom. Very sincerely, R. A. Bagshaw Superintendent of Schools Mus. IQATHERINE STACKI-xouss Secretary to Mr. Bagshaw Eleven

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GEORGE H. BOWMAN Western Maryland A.B. '33 American History Science Club Adviser BARRY BRAMMER University of Pittsburgh Wood Shop Adviser, Future Craftsmen RICHARD H. BRUBAKER Muhlenberg, Penn State, Millersville AB. English Faculty Manager of Athletics ERLE K. DIEHL Gettysburg College A.B. '13 Problems of Democracy and Industrial History Student Council Adviser THE FACULTY H. VERNON FERSTER Susquehanna University AB. ,36 Physics, Vocational Math .l. V. Football Coach JOSEPH H. HURST Gettysburg AB., A.M. '12 Chemistry and Physics Modern Alchemists Club Adviser L. H. KEMP Muhlenberg B.S. '28 Penn State College M.Ecl. '38 Biology Photo Club Adviser HOLMAN Z. LEESE Shippensburg State Teachers College B.S. Vlfood Shop Girls' Shop Club Adviser HAROLD L. REESE East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B.S. '35 Health and Physical Education for Boys Head Coach of Football, Basket- ball, Track FRANKLIN S. RILEY Indiana State Teachers College B.S. ,34 University of Buffalo University of Pittsburgh M.Ed. ,42 Distributive Education Business Adviser of Nornir JACK H. SCHULER Lebanon Valley College Columbia University B.S. '36 Instrumental Music Band and Orchestra NORMAN Z. STONER Penn State Machine Shop Girls' Shop Club Adviser R First row: R. Gray, B. Brammer, H. Kemp, H. Leese, J. Hurst, R. Bagshaw. Secoml row: J. Schuler, N. Stoner, V. Forster, G. Bowman, E. Diehl. Third row: H. Reese, F. Riley, R. Brubaker. Ten

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Mr. Hay W. Gray Principc:11's Message To the seniors we wish the most of the hest from life. The world is at present in violent change. All of us are hoping and praying that out of the turmoil will Colne a better world. Many are also doing something toward making this a better world. We wish our graduates to take a foremost part in the ranks of those who are 'adoingn something to apply the knowledge learned here in school in shaping the world to our ideals. IRENE THIERET Secretary to Mr. Gray Twelve