Eichelberger High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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The Sophomore Class M.- 'FA X li OFFICERS ,g f BERNARD BOWMAN . . .President , ' R 2 CHARLES MARKLE ..... Vz'ce-President r,f :J,. 4 QL- HELEN NAILL ......... secfezmy A A'A 'AA' JOAN ALLEMAN ....... Treasurer L, Bernard Bowman, Joan Alleman, Helen Naill, Charles Markle Through the three long years of High School IJJJJV Vffl Twenty-nine

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First Row- D. Stuffle, R. Zumbrum, D. Staub, R. Trone, P. Stonesifer, l. Sowers, W. Therit, B. Sterner, C Zinn, H. Warehime. Second Row---B. Weaver, C. Stetter, M. Smith, D. Wolfe, E. Cooley, B. Wildasin, P Sterner, H. Stauffer, E. Leonard, D. Nace, Y. Soullaird. Third RowfM. Yost, D. Shriver, E. Swartz, E. Sterner, P. Wildasin, B. Snyder, E. Thoman, C. Wagamari, B. Smith, M. Taylor. Firsi I?owfG. Bair. I. Brown. N. Kranzdorf, L. Hershey, R. Hartlaub, N. Cline. R. Laird, D. LeFevre, W Bittinger. E. Bump. C. Hubley. W. Hoover. Sevond Row -M. Jensen. M. liarlus, N. Jones, F. Kopp, S. Leppo M. Laughman, M. Keeney, J. Bolin, J. Little, J. Hoke. B. Arentz. Third liou-fJ. Folmer, V. Krug. G. Hyde D. igacobs. J. Lau, M. Frock, N. Ketterman, D. Markle, D. Leister, P. Leese, P. Artley, H. Kessler, E. Leonard E. ange. Twenty-eight

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Sophomore Class H iszfory After nine long years, we were at last SOPHOMORES and members of the Eich- elberger High School Student Body. ' We spent our first few days looking for strange rooms and getting acquainted with high school methods. Finally we settled down to the business of furthering our education. High school presented many new things, such as failure lists, more and bigger books, and the election of class oiicers by parties and campaigning. The sophomore class was represented by the following two par- ties: The 49'ers and the Snaps, Two members from each party were elected. We were proud of having so many of our sophomore fellows playing football in both the Varsity and J. V. squadsg and as for backing up the team, we are certain that neither juniors nor seniors could possibly have been more enthusiastic rooters. Foot- ball was not the only sport in which the sophomores participated. They were active in all sports. Nor were the boys the only sports-inclined sophs. A large percent- age of the girls took part in intramural sports. We were kept busy socially by the nu- merous parties and dances the school spon- sored. Many of us worked hard on the committees which planned these social events and carried them to a successful conclu- sion. . The 187 members of the sophomore class are proud of their achievements in their first year of high school. We are sure we have made good sophomores, and we face with confidence the prospects of our junior and senior years. Thirly