Eichelberger High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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Q I 6. I I Peanuts -- Big Business. CLASS PRCJ ECTS The first projectof the New Sopho- more class was abang-up Prom Peanut Sale. The sale lasted a week--Novem- ber Z0 to November Z7. A door to door campaign was staged. Also, the pea- nuts were sold in the business district in Hanover on the two Saturdays which were included in the week long cam- paign. As the first project, it was a rnagnificient beginning. There was a profit of S451 and sales ofZ,82.2 bags of peanuts. The class intends to sponsor this Peanut Campaign in its two rel rnaining years. The energetic Junior Class spon- sored two projects so far this yearg namely, t-shirts for the boys and pins for the girls. Many dozens of the t- shirts, emblazoned with nighthawks, in both orange and black. The t-shirts were even taken down to Junior High to be sold. The response was very good. The pins were fondly received by the girls. The pin consisted of a large E with the year in which the girl will graduate. Anyone for T -shirts?

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S. Irons V.-Pres. S. Parr, Sec. Mr. Diehl, Adviser D. Wallick, Treas. P. Schott, Pres. STUDENT COUNCIL Ina school such as ours there must be some type of organization to pro- mote the welfare of the students in E.H.S.g the Student Council fills this need. Members of the Council, one from every homeroom and two at large from each class, meet every Friday morning to try to iron out current prob- lems. They report to their horneroorns in the afternoon to let the students know the activities of the Council. Mr. Diehl guides the council's ac- tivities, which annually include super- vising the elections in the fall, enter- taining the faculty at a tea, acting as guides at open house and the career conference, and sponsoring the fresh- man orientation day in the spring. In addition to this,in the interest of scholarship, the Student Council awards the Oak Leaf in the Spring to the out- standing boy and girl in the Senior Class. Row 1: S. Zacharias, S. Smith, J. Blocher, I. Spangler, S. Shafer, I. Shafer, N. Miller. Row 2: S. Brown, L. Fullerton, S. Kelbaugh, E. Amspacher, S. Parr, B. Doll, R. Cromer. Row 3: W. Formwalt, D. Phillip, D. Wallick, P. Schott, P. Winand, M. Bollinger.