Eisenhower High School - Lance Yearbook (Russell, PA)

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Dedication As seniors, we will soon be thrust into the midst of political and social strife. When these pinches pursue us, we will meet them with knowledge and competence. We look with respect to those who have given us the fortitude to meet these crises. What does it mean to be part of something? What does it mean to be respected? What does it mean to be understood? When a single person can help you answer all of these questions, the smallest favor you can pay is to her. We take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Wiltsie for helping us through the hardest years of our lives. Through her involvement in many school activities, she has taught us the importance of being an important part of something. She has understood our problems and helped us surmount the crises we've faced. But always, she's kept in mind the fact that we are humans, and she has respected our needs as young adults. Through her teaching years at E. H. S., she has remained totally dedicated to the student body. She has taught all the students that she has touched, the importance of self pride. The staff of the E.H.S. Lance would like to co-dedicate this yearbookto Mrs. Lynne Wiltsie. Mrs. Burgett has been a shoulder to lean on for hundreds of students, during her teaching career. Her efforts have not gone unrewarded. She has taught them how to cope with the very society they are creating. She has never lost scope of reality when dealing with them. She has always realized the neccesity for honesty. She teaches all the need to express individual opinions. And through this we understand ourselves better. One will always find Mrs. Burgett standing in front of her open door. She never fails to find a warm smile and a hearty hello for the many faces she never forgets. The staff of the 1974 Lance would like to co-dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Gwendolyn Burgett. four

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Contents Dedication Memorium Photo Essay Editors and Staff County Office SENIORS Administration Juniors Underclassmen Activities Appreciation three

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In Appreciation Fulton Oursler has stated that we ought to recognize the teacher's nobler role as parent substitute. This is not hard to do when we reflect on the teaching career of Mrs. Pauline Norton, for she has mothered hundreds of students through their high school days and has endeared herself to them as a teacher who is vitally concerned about their intellectual attainments. Her selfless devotion to her varied tasks of teaching has taken her beyond the call of duty in the pursuit of education for all. I In her eighteen years as advisor to the yearbook staffs, Mrs. Norton has given unstintingly of her time to the production of qualitative yearbooks. We are proud to recognize her as an excellent teacher, counsellor, helper and friend. Mr. KenYorgey, American Yearbook Representative; Mrs. Pauline Norton. five