Eichelberger High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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H. VERNON FERSTER Susquehanna University A.B. Physics, Vocational Math I. V. Football Coach Chess Club Adviser HENRIETTA K. FLICKINGER Millersville S. T. C. A.B. Susquehanna University M. Ed. Algebra I and II College Algebra Business Math Wo1'ltl History Needlework Club Adviser RAY W. GR AY Wabash College Penn State M.A. Principal CLADYS I. HAMM Western Maryland College A.B. Mathematics and History Dancing Club Adviser JOSEPH H. HURST Gettysburg A.B., A.M. Chemistry and Physics Nornir Stag Adviser L. H. KEMP Muhlenberg B.S. Penn State M. Ed. Biology Biology Club Adviser Hi-Y Adviser Nornir Staff Adviser RUTH LAWRENCE Temple University AB. Spanish l, II, and III Spanish Club Adviser HOLMAN Z. LEESE Shippensburg S. T. C. B.S. Physics and Vocational Math Boys' Athletic Club Adviser ALFRED LILIENFELD U. of Arizona Temple University B.S. Physical Education Asst. Football Coach Wrestling Coach JEANNE D. MARTS Shippensburg S. T. C. B.S. Shorthand and Typing Typing Club Adviser MARY L. MENGES Gettysburg AB., U. of P. M.A. Cornell U., Iowa State U. English IV and Latin IV Dramatic Coach Dramatic Club Adviser HAROLD L. REESE East Stroudsburg S. T. C. B.S. Health and Physical Education Head Coach of Football, Basket- ball, and Track JACK H. SCHULER Lebanon Valley College Columbia University B.S. Industrial Music Band and Orchestra B. HENRY SHAFER Susquehanna University A.B. Columbia University M.A. American History Dancing Club Adviser GENE L. SHEFFER Albright College AB. English, Latin, French Orange and Black Adviser Press Club Adviser H. ELIZABETH SPAN GLER U. of P., R.N. U. of Mich. School Nurse Ten NORMAN Z. STONER Penn State Machine Shop Girls, Shop Club Adviser EVALYN THOMAS Mansfield S. T. C. Penn State B.S. Health and Physical Education Girls' Athletic Club Adviser Girls' Bowling League Coach ELEANOR TURNER Mansfield S. T. C. B.S. Music and English Glee Club Adviser Chorus and Operetta Coach GERTRUDE V. WALKER Susquehanna University A.B. Librarian Library Club Adviser GERALD WERTZ Penn State B.S. University of Minnesota Physics and Chemistry Chemistry Club Adviser Hi-Y Adviser MARY C. ZINN Edinboro S. T. C. B.S. Penn State M. Ed. Art and Related Art

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Mr. R. A. Bagshaw, Superintendent of Schools .fuperintendentff Message Peace in our time is an expression coined by an English statesman just prior to the opening of World. War ll. This expression has been quoted many times since its first utterance and frequently it has been referred to with some degree of derision. The cessation of active and organized warfare during the last twelve months may cause the unthinking citizen to believe that we have actually achieved peace in our time . Great changes must come about in the thinking and the motives of people and of nations before we can feel secure or feel that peace is a reality. Peace can never be real so long as people and nations struggle against each other, either secretly or openly, to gain strength for self by making others weak. Peace can never become a reality so long as class struggles against class to make each other competitively weak. You of the Class of 1946 are graduating at a time when your services as world citizens and statesmen are sorely needed. Your vision must include a wide horizon and your courage in standing for noble convictions must be equal to that of your fathers and elder brothers who have recently been on the field of battle if we are actually to have Hpeace in our timen. Sincerely yours, IQ A r2a,,4,,w Eleven