Eichelberger High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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- Rowl S Werner L Shaffer S Brammer N Ernst N Grove Nl fh on tr ,I Nell ll fouker Row 2 X Shaffer S Nnku .l Sholl NI Frantz P Brlllhart B Stambaugh J Niettalfe Row3 S Creenholtz A Spangler S Myers D Markle K Reber! S Pennewlll M Knott ,I Cantz J Wlldasm Rzrw4 L Blumenthal M Sxdenstrxcker N 'Nhller S Shafer ,I Ferster C Becker B Doll J Shafer N lr: a T ln r llarlnara tt e 1 r me nr x e Snlann 1 1 Sen rs larx Tn- xear a u ual the X leens had a xerx actlxe program In preparahon for the year some of the X Teens attended the YTeen Summer Conference at -Xlbrlght College Then before school started the an nual settmg up conference w as held at Sterner s Pond rt Xklllill tnne the tear program was planned As soon as school he an a drne to collect a n11le of penmes was taxted The purpose of the dune was to ralse monex for serwlce projects The cllmax of the drne was the crowmng of Countess Pennv The mam erxlce project for the X631 was the Vltl ll U Tl N110 Xllll 1 hflfeall N if Drlllqll Y-TEENS Y Teen Goals To grow as a person grow m frxendshlp wlth people of all races rellglons and natlonalltles To grow ln the knowledge and love of God 'VIanx happy hours were spent makxng and paekmg artlcles to be shlpped to Knn After a few meetmgs m the Y Challenge lN1ght wlth the H1Y and a World Fellowshlp Serx 1ce the glrls collected artlcles for an auctlon by the truck or treat method and VlSltCd the orphanage and the old folks home In February, some of the YTeens attended the Wild wlnter Conference ln Lancaster whlle others planned for the Youth Rallx the Fashlon Show and the Lenten Seruces held exerx Wedensdav morning at the Y y ?' 57 , T 5 ea 4, S K . Q - ' , r V 5 T- V - , W- , - . . .A . I r 13 -r. ..' . . Q . N zz 1. ' ' ' . 2. To ' ' ' . ' ' Y-'l'lil'fN Ul FltIlQR.': -Xnl -' Rive. reasl ' 1 ' ' ' AX l s- lr- gn-r. Yi:-f--Pr:-sil'r1t1 Na Kesslvr. Pr -ixlvntg .' 3 1- fa 'l arizls. .' ' -' -. 1. I - W 5 T V ' - . .L 'sa A- , L v Y g Q 4 - , .. ' 9 . I ,, ' S ' ' . '. ' V Q Y .5 U Q. . M . L . - . . , . V Y TT a vw TT Tv. 'N v . , n arltl 'mr f Kit li HA . z T . I z 1 l. . 6' H, I v 20

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XXX X u 1 1 e on S x o o c g lln N irammsr 'Nl l' 1 l lull: on H lamp 1 a mr atthcw u utl fa e 1 an P t tt tar D Yun In S Werner P Bflllllal' Rtuhart E Markle S Rock lx Rebtrt D Deardorfl' Row 3 ll Roth l Brown S Markle N Deardorff J 'Nlftcalfe A blad 'N CIIODI tmr 'N Wuds P Warner ll lhru h J Becker Ron 4 IN Vla ner B Walter J 'Nlcljonald 5 Hollmger 5 Spun eller B Attlf-sherg.er 'V Clark D 'NICK ool T Romer D Knott B 1 tl Vt trulxh D Lxe ler Rau 5 -K Rlce J Mow lttln la cr Du erfr Pol t 'Nlar ORANGE' Approximately fifty years ago the Orange and Black the ofhclal publlcatlon of P ll N made 1ts debut as the voxce of the high school the records of lts OPIHIOHQ actlutles and personalltles bmce then each QUCCCNQIVC edltorlal and buslness staff has strnen dlllgently to lmproxe the coverage of the events whnch occur concerning any of the students at E H Q ln accord Wllll Llllg lI'aClltl0I'l the staffs of the 195651 Orange and Black have publlshed seven IGSUCQ Elled wlth the news of lmportant events of the school day of the past tear and wxth samples of llterarw efforts of the students The goal of the news stall was to report accurately and lnterestlnglv all xn B Nlenchex ll lowe Er BLACK lldppelllllkw great or small lt ls the slncere hope of thls staff that thlg wears IGSUCQ of The Orange and Black w1ll serxe as a ource for future reference materxal about the school The 1956 ox staff IS xery proud of the hlgh honors which the Orange and Black recened as lt was placed m competltlon wlth other papers throughout the country Both the Columlna Scholastic Press and the Natlonal Scholastlc Press Assoclatlons rated this years edltlons as among the finest 1n the natxon Howexer the hlghest and most prized compliment gnen the paper IQ the unammous approval of lts student readers lllll S ll l v lrau ana 1 rux Nl I l' N 1.1 er a e um 1 nu U H f 5 'ff 1'xX , .. . X XX Xxffj. . , 5 V gf- Q ' '. 'P .1 W ' - Q2-' 'I ' ' il' P P . 0 ' . y Ro ' : J. 'Nl'll-r. S. Auth y. S. .'to'er. P. M untj y, J. M'Lau h' . l ' - , , . 'f-rster. l,. Trfne, 3. I 's . . f lm-ll, J. W g -LB. M' fvs. Ro Mg: S. Sh l'.. S. Fl' gl . P. Sully . . llos 1' 1-r, L. 1' rett. . U gl 'ng. 1 , . ' t. li. hilI..I.',l '.' I U If ' ' f S . '...f I.. ..li. '.l '.:..',. Ter, S. li' ' ger. D. Miller. B. 3 lv . F. tt '. li. 's , J. . ' , . . ' . l ' . s , ' 1 ' bs ' . : , 's t ' t ' f . 'P ' ' ' ' f ' 'Oli' Ro v 1 ll. D4 ll. Feature' lfditor: S. lllgLlI'llllt'l-'. llllwlllrfss Nl' 'gufz ll. tl' er. .-Ml 'st-r: X. Keess er. Itlitorg S, fl 'f .Xl'k -- I lf litor. K ' LZ: li. lmister. l'lXt'lIllI1g1t' lfwlit r: K. l ugvr. 51 1 I- lfllit-wrg J. Flllll'!'l'. Net s lfflitor. l9

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Rau 1 B Black K Qpangler T Sell C Ymglmg ,I Schuler D Knott J Berwager Row 2 T Becker P Berkheimer ,l Brady R Gearls D Jackson E Kessler B Krout Row 3 E Allewelt D Ziegler J Baker G Bowser E Swaby D Irons L Harman HY Purpose To create malntam and extend throughout the home school and community hlgh standards of Chrlstxan character Platform Clean speech clean sportsmanshlp clean schol arshxp and clean llVlIlg The Hanover Senlor H1 Y opened ship on Septem ber 12 1956 Followlng a three week memhershlp drlve new members were lnducted Under Presldent Cromer s leadershlp, and through the untlrlng efforts of our esteemed advlsers Mr Harold Wentz and Mr Wllllam Blttlnger we were glllded through many meetmgs varlous fun filled soclal events and several club projects The Chrlstmas Dance hlghllghted our program of soclal actlvlhes The projects on which DS. 1 ER .Seated ,lark Baker Nm Ire ll I Raymond Cromer Pre lclent btanduzg Bull Pm t Necrctary Duck C rme Trea nru' we focused most of our efforts were the Halloween Dance and our concesslon stand at the Halloween Parade Much tlme and energy of our members went mto the plannmg of the annual programs for the Youth Rally and Senlor Nlght The alms of the H1 Y as set forth ln the Purpose and Platform will surely mfluence the l1ves of each member 1n the future l , . . ' ' ' . ' . . . . e . . . . . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . . Z . , . , . , . , . , . . L . C' 1' P 0 K P A L o '1 'G . . W Q w , 9 ' 7 ,, N' 9 9 1 D i f V '-A x ' Q 3 1 L I , . I , 4. ' . .U-'W' 0 -1 V, ' ., ' I 5 , warm - - ' : ' - , 3 sl:-n : ', ' . s' , ' ' : - L ,V S ,- v 1 ' , . 9 ' - . , . . . ' ' . , . - ' ' , . .- . . . . , , - , . . .