Eichelberger High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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Simon Crass OFFICERS President Susan Hollmger Vlce Presrdent Tom Good Secretary Linda Grove and Treasurer Donald Walker examme the results ot a play txcket sales campaign wxth class advzsers Mzss Oyler and Mr Paul THESE WERE THE SENIORS SEPTEMBER or 1955 That was the begmnmg That was the hrst month of school at E H S for the members of the Class of 58 And 11ke all Soph omores before them and all Sophomores to come they were qulckly engulfed by the busy swlrl ot school act1v1t1es Laughter and work play and study the mgredlents of a Sophomores lxfe They cheered the1r football team dxssected grass peanutsll learned axloms and theorems declen slons and conyugatlons typlng and metalworking presented the Sophomore play lthls year called The Remarkable Inc1dent at Carson s Corners l and cooperated w1th the Iumors ln present1ng the Prom Evemng ln Pans September of 1956 Now they were 1n the mld dle Harder work longer studylng more QCt1Vl tres were the key words of the Iunlor year Cheer 1ng thelr champlonshlp basketball team sell1ng sweatsh1rts emblazoned wlth the school emblem meetmg Orange and Black deadlmes playmg on lntramural teams presenting Strange Borders the Iunlor play and planmng wlth the Sopho mores for the Prom Aquamarlne made up the Iumor year September of 1957 And tlnally they were Sen 1ors And wlth characterlstlc enthusxasm they plunged 1nto typtcal Senlor acttvltxes sell1ng Narnzrs tradmg pxctures rehearsing and present mg the Senior play Onlons ln the Stew And of course on the gr1d1ron and the basketball court the mats and the tenms court the track and the baseball dlamond the Semors dlstlngulshed them selves by d1splay1ng flne athletlc sklll And the last few months shdxng by so swlftly Easter vacahon the last H1 Y and Y Teen meetmgs the last book report the hnal baseball game the Prom and then graduatlon Another class graduates another chapter closes Behmd them three years ot hard work and good tlmes, ahead the future TWENTY ' I I u Q 1 u u I I - hoppers, worked on their class project tselling . . .. . . .. I I I I n - 1 u . ' I I I I - I I ll 1 u u ll. I -i ' ' I ' ' - I u I u- I I I ' I I , , I - I '

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'H Our school is up to date with its system of bells as Larry Harman plays Dragnet as the signal to change classes Ed Cohn and lim Becker appear quite uncon cerned but Susie Angel and Susie Bzttmger seem to be chucklmg over what Billie Cullison has to say iff.: ls this a move to stulf the ballot box? Fred Staufler and Wilbur Spangler seem to be doing just that. But actually, Larry Study and Buddy Bream, as student council members, still hold the upper hand. ill TWENTY ONE x' XXX Q .xr .A l gt .l , f Q'- 9 -. ' -Q. M , Za .s Q. .g. 1 X, I - . . I f , i .we . fs .vi I ,N , , , A, K, t .1 gif.-t-w -r g l l H44 N. ,A nfl Q4 'Qi' Xxx? - L, L L ,, X , I . .X kr . ,Y XX ,r - Q , s 1 - ' ' -. 1 - , , X '