Eichelberger High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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Miss Wentz Mr. Gray, our principal. signs on the dotted line. The Supervisor Extends a Message To The Brood I am sure that you seniors are leaving your school with mixed feel- ings. Some have looked forward to graduation day as the goal of their education and feel happy and probably somewhat relieved that the race is finished. Others are happy because they have finished the first lap and are already looking forward to ad- vanced education. In either category, however, you are not finishedwith your high school. You will use the knowledge gained he re over and over again in your future life. The record you have made here is kept, and it will be used for reference for many years in the future. Whatever your past record is, and whatever your aspirations may be, congratulations, and may the lessons learned here and the friendships formed at Eichelberger be the basis for future success and happiness. There's never a dull moment in the office.

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Mr. Sheely. our superintendent, en- grossed in his work. Miss Overbaugh The Managers Determine The Policies For The Brood The preparation and publication of a school yearbook has become a cus- tom in many schools. We, the class of 1955, feel proud that the powers who determine the policy of Eichel- berger High School, the superintend- ent and the school board, have placed this task in our hands. We hope that the administration will be pleased by the result of our efforts. From the time we entered high school, one of our aims has been the completion of our Nornir. The superintendent and the school board have made our goal more easily at- tainable. Many of our efforts have been bent toward the raising of funds to enable us to publish this yearbook. The superintendent and school board have guided us in this field also. The continual striving toward a goal and the willingness to devote the time and energy required to reach that goal have been an excellent experi- ence. Without the guidance and co- operation of the superintendent and school board we would not have had experience nor would this Nornir have been possible. Row 1: George Lawrenceg E. B.Frock, Presidentg C. H.Meredithg H. Vernon Ferster. Row 2: Henry M. Bollinger. Secretaryg Lawrence B. Sheppard: W. Edward Sheely, Superintendent: James V. Witrnerg Kenneth W. Leister, Vice-President.

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ENGLISH DEP RTMENT ICHARD A. BRUBAKER duhlenberg A.B. lnglish, Faculty Manager of Athletics MARY MENGES Gettysburg College A.B. University of Pennsylvania M.A. Cornell University Iowa State University English SARAH R. DIEHL Q Gettysburg A.B. English. Nornir Adviser, Sophomore Class Adviser GLENN E. SMITH Carlisle Commercial School Shippensburg B.S. English, Biology. Practical Chemistry Junior Class Adviser VILLIAM J. FRECH 'enn State University B.S. English Mr. Brubaker checking sentences. A good story-don't you think?