Elizabethtown Area High School - Elizabethan Yearbook (Elizabethtown, PA)

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BOARD CF EDUCATION . . G. REED ALEXANDER, President PAUL M. GRUBB. Vice-President ALBERT K. GARMAN. Secretory RALPH HEIN. Treasurer IAY RISSEH Our Public School System is the Training Camp for Life. We believe that the twelve years which you have spent in the public schools of Eliza- bethtown have been fruitful years, We hope that they have given you a background for useful service. We trust that you will meet the problems of life with the same determination and courage that you have shown in solving your school problems. We extend our best wishes to each and every one of you. BOARD OF EDUCATION Tuw-ll-1

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.gn Me Offzce TO THE CLASS OF 1946: You are to be commended for completing your high school course amidst conditions that may have tempted you strongly to discontinue before you had reached the end. You are now facing personal and social problems that for the first time are very real to you. lt is the hope of your high school that you will not be found wanting for the successful solu- tion of these perplexities. May real peace and hap- piness crown your efforts. T. H, EBERSOLE Supervising Principal O TO THE CLASS OE t946: ln May of your lunior year, l was called into military service. Seven months later, on December 22, l was honorably discharged and proud to have served, as were more than three hundred other alumni. Returning to my former duties at E. H. S., it was a real pleasure to be with you for the re- mainder of your Senior year. l congratulated you, not only upon your graduation, but also for your careful preparation of this yearbook-the twelfth edition of the Elizabethan. WILBUR E. WEAVER High School Principal TO THE CLASS OE l946: You will now come into a partial realization of what life has in store for you. There will be nu- merous trials which you will have to encounter, but these need not be insurmountable if you but cherish ideals and strive to reach them. Utilize all your means to the development of these ideals. They live in you. Someone has said, They are like stars, you will not succeed in touching them, but like the seafaring men, you choose them as your guides, and, following them, you reach your destiny. NORMAN E. DIEHL Acting Principal MISS HESS, Secretary ln this, her seventh year of service, we find Miss Hess as faithful as ever, typing business letters, delivering messages, supplying tardy slips, issuing employment papers, keeping the activities fund, and doing ever so many other duties. When Miss Hess was a senior back in l938 she wanted to attend business college, but when E, H. S. issued a call for help, she rushed to answer. E. H. S. has surely profited by this addition.