Eichelberger High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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FCDREWORD XVe ol the Nornir stall' dedicate this hook, not to any individual: but, lather, we dedicate it to a group of individuals, all ol' whom work coopera- tively to create and maintain what is named Eichel- berger High School. Our group, the Class ol' 1956, can look with pride upon its accomplislnnents in this school, accom- plishments that were old various types: athletic, academic, and extrafcurricular. XVe had leaders in all phases ol' our school and community activity: we had students who made nothing lower than A on any report cardg we had line athletes who did their hest lor our school teams-we had all this, and more: lor we had a loyal and industrious group. In this group are the people who now will go on. On to college, or to an ofhee, or to a farm, or to 21 factory. These are we, and we are the people of the coming age, with prolihc ideas that may some- day translornx the old ideas and give us material progress beyond our present conception. Let us hope this hook will remind us, in the future, that somewltere, somehow our ideas, the products ol' our thought, developed and matured. Let us hope we will not lorget the school and the teachers who passed their ideas and beliefs on to us. In short, let us remember Eichelberger Senior High School. THE EDITOR SCHOGL SE XL I1 It Q11 I- Y ALMA MATER 19 the days f0 hy :mill wuz mess lrzt fum tht Jr sznv yr 1 To our dem old 1lmuMaIu ll e H1196 0111 sonws mul fhctrs To old hz '11 ur Jlulffe our amor II hzle we pledfft ozzrsclues defenders ofthe Omnffe and Black II hen tht fares of lzfe 0 P1 tale IIS 111 om ocls for 11211111 zvzlh 1 Oro fltrorst hopes belmy its I lst mtzuzes fallczttay U1 um t'lIlllS1lCI17L' and sadntss, Intl tum our memories bnclt, ind recall the days of gladntss neatlz the Oranffc and the Black l k V V T1 t A rj ls: g' 'fl XS, 7 . 'K J I .A hx. , , 1,.-. g I 31 ' g, M ' X0 honor shall she lnrlt, v ol I If V l D ' ' A I 'l 'P ' guy, turf A '. A. -1 v pl - G . 4

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The G uzdmg S ptrzts Supermtendent Sheely behlnd h1s desk SUPERINTENDEINT S MESSAGE Agaln mth the publ1cat1on of the lXorn1r me draw to a close another school term III our commumty There IS alysays a genume feelxng of satxs f'1Cl1OII uhen one concludes a task tlns feellng ns greater when the task has been uell done lou of the Cllss of 1906 and par ttculally you who ysele the staff of tlns l9J6 Normr must haye the feel IH IHCHIIOIICII as yJu look upon thls the lesult of your efforts May the GYPCIICTICCS you haye had und the p11de ol accomphshment now yotus serye you uell as you yom that eyex 1nc1 CZISITIQ roup of graduates of our lngh school IV Ldv nd Sheely Supcnntcndent of Schools Educatzon makes a people easy to lead but dz cult to dnve easy to govern but zmpos sable to enslave THE PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE Congratulatxons to the Sen1or Class for a line yearbook by an excellent class Classes vary just as mdlvlduals do and I should say that th1s class has been colorful and capable ThlS class IS also umque ln so far as xt has so many boys among tts top students Thxs fayorable posmon of the boys IS not due to any scholastlc weakness of the glrls I shall be watchmg yuth pleasure able ant1c1pat1on the performance of the members of th1s class ln the years ahead Good luck and good health to each of you Ray IV Gray Prznczpal Lord Broughham Mr Gray beglns hls day Q Q I l ' , l I - -I 1 f Lk - 5 , Y V l . . I . v I . . . l . , S 1 ' ' 1 A . . r - , tx. g Y U t 7 , - ' - I - r ' v v - J . e T . Y u . L L S . g . Q 1 l A 1' I v , the difficulties you have encountered, 2 Q. . . ' ' ' ' 0 . ' x 3 'A f 1 . -' :- I I 'I I . . I , . m V 1 ' , . I . 6