Eichelberger High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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This year's Hi-Y Club was one that will never be forgotten by its members. Headed by its officers, Larry Wentz, Presidentg Howdie Pratt, Vice Presi- dent, Pete Schott, Secretaryg Jack Bau- blitz, Treasurerg and Dick Patterson, Corresponding Secretaryg the club sponsored many projects and events such as a Hal1owe'en stand,a hay ride, a Christmas dance, swimming at the York Y.M.C.A., a bake-sale, and a Spring dance. The Club was proud of its 65 mem- bers which were obtained through a HI-Y Row 1: H. Pratt, V.-Pres.: L. Wentz, Pres.g and P. Schott, Sec. Row 2: J. Baublitz, Treas. and D. Patterson, Cor. Sec. furious membership contest among the Sophomore,Junior,and Senior classesg naturally the Seniors won the contest. No one will ever forget the transporta- tion the Hi-Y provided for the Y-Teen conference - it seems the Hi-Y could always be found near the Y-Teens - nor the mumbling of the Platform and Purpose - Clean Speech - Clean Sports - Clean Scholarship - Clean Living . To create,maintain, and ex- tend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Row 1: W. Krout, P. Bowman, J. Krug, P. Masenhimer, M. Bollinger, M. Sponseller, K. Unger, M. Menchey, E. Schriver, J. Martin, R. Leese, M. Krug. Row 2: T. Newman, W. Coppersmith, D. Ebaugh, L. Blumenthal, D. Grove, E. Reitzel, J. Sabaka, S. Brown, P. Bell, H. Alwood, P. Winand, F. Bolin. Row 3: I. Schuman, D. Rudi- sill, B. Trone, S. Rudisill, S. Myers, W. Hollinger, D. Wallick, J. Rahn, M. Riddle, C. Becker, L. Aumen, K. Allison. Row 4: L. Myers, G. Layman, S. Duterer, D. Weaver, D. Krug, R. Cromer, W. Poist, P. Luckie, G. Hostetter, K. Parr, L. Bowman, J. Bittinger, L. Masenhimer. .. 26

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f: '3' J. 1. I QRS? 619' . . - mill mmm -+- Qjlaugx . . PM Mean. r.. mr-:W .. ., W hm, n,,,,..Q: 'M':,m um sr... X , f. rx... -1:11 .Ms r -- r-..:..s1gly:vW'iun ,,Tfx..1'. 1 ...M Z 55.5271 ,, m,W.I', lr- - K ..-W ' --,ggi .. ,. .V , U.. - I, ,N p' ' A elf nw Seated: E. Amspacher, Editor: H. Gruver, Advisor. Standing: A. Loss, Make-up Editorg E.1ones, Make -up Editorg G. Hostetter, Business Manager. THE ORANGE A D BLACK The first student publication of Han- over High School began in the year 1905 under the name, THE HANOVERIAN. It was issued by the Hanover High School Athletic Association and sold for thirty-five cents a copy. It was sus- pended from publication two years later, in 1907. In 1914 the publication was begun again under the name of THE ORANGE AND BLACK. Since then its policy has been to provide a medium for the honest expression of student opinion and to re- cord all important activities and events . Thus it constitutes the real history of Eichelberger. Since its beginning it has won many awards in national and state contests. Repeatedly it has been awarded First- Class Honors in the National Scholastic Press Association competition,making a record of which we are justly proud. Row 1: N. Kessler, B. Stambaugh, S. Shoff, L. Mc Gill, G. Bousum, S. Bollinger, C. Meredith, D. Reichart, M. Matthews,V. Blouse. Row 2: G. Hostetter, E. Amspacher, E. Reindollar, C. Leese, I. Garrett-, K. Ensminger, S. Werner, T. Rebert, R. Null, C. Shearer. Row 3: L. Wentz, P. Schott, J. Glick, D. Yiugling, P. Brilhart, B. Leister, L. Trone, C. Blumenthal, R. Eiserman, V. Gobrecht. Row 4: L. Friese, E. Jones, I. Brody, S. Dutterer, C. Clauser, A. boss, J. Schuman, W. Grubb, W. Vanderslice, P. Winand, W. Formwalt. V

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Y-TEENS Row lg B. Stevens, Sec., and E. Amspacher, Pres. Row 2: J. Trone, Treas,, and S. Rabenstine, V.-Pres. This year's activities of the 'Y- Teens included joint meetings with the Hi-Y, Work Days planned to collect money for the Centennial Fund, the Mid-Winter Conference held at the Y, and many dances provided for our en- tertainment. The Y-TeenCharmSchool did much to help beautify the girls of E.H.S. Thru all these efforts the Y- Teens have greatly augmented the youth program of Hanover. Setting-up conference -- Labor or Palaver? K ' : We X 'li k Q K I-fp' M. A . . , . 5, . 5 ,fr 2