Eichelberger High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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Dedication We sincerely dedicate this 1950 edition of the yearbook to the memories of our alma mater, Eichelherger High School. Our memories are precious things. They are reminders of days gone hy, of thoughts to he cherished always. They are the little things that are great in value. Perhaps when we grow older, we shall fondly recall our teen-age years. MRemem- ber when--? To this memory-this immortal memory -we dedicate our Nornir. vw WM wma f as y eeey y gg s iitiir yy 0 Qi in .,,.': E - Q.: A . . Zzlqllg V i fi, y

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afzewafw! 53252 In planning the Hrst year book of EHS, the staff appealed to Mrs. Mabel C. Wolcott of the Hanover Public Library for suggestions for suitable and unusual names. From the list that Mrs. Wolcott submitted, the name, Norfzir, was selected. Nornir, or Norns, are the three fates of Scandi- navian mythology. They represent the. Past, Pres- ent, and Future. While sitting under an ash tree they spin the events of human life. Besides these three Norns, every human creature has a personal Norn or Fate. The home of the Norns is called Doomstead in Scandinavian mythology. With this issue, the Class of 1950 presents its record of past and present with a glance toward the future, in the hope that our record of accom- plishments may continue.

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ffdm ' ' Zim CAROLYN MUMMERT, Secretary A dehnite asset, Carolyn is most helpful to the students in every possible way. She could be called the ambassador of the office, for it is she Whom We must see in order to accomplish all our minor tasks of interest to the office. 6 RAY W. GRAY, Principal The typical high school principal, Mr. Gray is known by all students of our high school. His familiar figure can be seen in the office and throughout the halls. Perhaps most of us seldom see Mr. Gray except in our regular assembly programs. This is the time when he comes before us with timely and im- portant announcements. THE OFFICE To get excuses excused, permits permitted, and signatures signedf, We must journey to the oilice. There the most familiar figures are the principal and his secretary.