Eichelberger High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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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

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS William Warehime Philip Waltersdorf Madeline Rohrbaugh Carlynn Hartman President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Senior Closs History We, the class of 1945, have accomplished much since we timidly entered this huge Eichelberger Senior High School three years ago. During our Sophomore year, many of us lent our talents to making our class play 'fliarryl' successful. Those of us who were musically inclined helped to present the Operetta MA Waltz Dream. Many of the Sophomore boys eagerly participated in football, basketball, and track. Allthough we were enthusiastic in extra-curricular activities, many of our names lengthened the honor rolls. The election of class officers attracted much attention. During our Sophomore and .lunior year, a straight party ticket was chosen to rule our class. For our class production in our Junior year, we proudly presented wjunior Miss. Many of us took part in presenting the Easter Cantata Wllhe Cruciiixionf' As Seniors we returned to good old E. H. S. for our final year. Already many members of our class have left us to serve in the various branches of the United States Armed Forces. This year we generously bought War Bonds and Stamps to hasten our long-desired Peace. Many of us served on the Orange and Black Staff, the band and orchestra, the choruses, the debating team, and the cheering squad. Our class play this year, the uFamily Portraitf' was a different type from those we had presented in previous years. It depicted the life of the family of Jesus. We received gratifying praise for this production. How swiftly our last few weeks at E. H. S. flew! The Juniors and Sophomores rewarded us for all our efforts by giving us a formal Spring Dance. The Baccalaureate Service and our Campus Day program brought to an end the three best years in our lives. As we left the auditorium after our beautiful Graduation Ceremony, we all wondered what this huge world had in store for us. Fourteen