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

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fha, plannwl . . . Mr. T. H. Ebersole To-the Class of 1947: Although I have known you but one year, it has been a pleasure to work with you in this, your final chapter of your high school days. I extend to you my heartiest congratu- lations upon your graduation and sincerely wish you every success in the future. RANDALL F. CLEMENS High School Principal To the mass of 1947: I want to commend you for having com- pleted your high school course. Your yearbook is a record of your extracurricular achieve- ments. Your work in the classroom has also made its impression upon you as well as upon the school. My wish for you is that you will continue to grow and achieve as you meet the problems and responsibilities of life. May you always have a deep affection in your hearts for your high school as, I'm sure, it will have for you. T. H. EBERSOLE SupeM11'.s1'ng Principal Mr. R. F. Clemens

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Left to rzighzi' Mr. Paul M. Grubb, Mr. G. Reed Alexander, Mr. .lay Risser, Mr. Ralph Hein, Mr. Albert K. Garman. Jim mchonl, bpm pzwmfdwl ffm, ' We, the class of 1947, desire to express our deepest gratitude to the Board of Education of Elizabethtown. This fine group of public-minded men have assumed the difficult duties of safeguarding the welfare and providing for the education of Elizabethtown's younger citizens. Very few of us have ever realized the responsibilities that rest upon them. Among their many tasks are the making of a budget that will provide for the sehool's many financial needs, the choosing of teachers that will best fill the needs of the school, the maintenance and repair of the school buildings, and the providing of courses that will make the best citizens of the younger generation. 'It is for these reasons that we students are here showing our appreciation for their efforts and personal interest in the schools of Elizabethtown. m,12--

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MISS RUBY ARNESON . . . Art instructor . . . spends much time in New York City . . . W'here are the pencils I gave out? . . . enjoys operas, sym- phonies, and plays . . . thinks senior high students should not have to be disciplined . . . has travelled extensively. MISS ERMA M. BELL . . . Teaches typing, shorthand, and ollice practice . . . yearbook business staff adviser . . . Gully be . . . spends much time swinnning, reading, and taking the life-saving course . . . loathes reckless drivers . . . chaperones Home Room 21. MR. WAYNE B. BLOUCH . . . Teaches psychology, commercial law, problems of democracy, and American history . . , Home Room B . . . adviser of Junior Ili-Y . . . spends summers farming . . . C0nfounded . . . irritated by students' blulhng to cover ignorance . . . coaches commencement speakers. MISS ROSANNA M. BRANDT . . . Supervisor of vocal music . . . frequently found in the off-stage room . . . an excellent soprano soloist and organist . . . a new member of the faculty . . . blonde . , . STRICT . . . finds school day too short . . . exercises the vocal cords of the students . . . And which rehearsal did you miss? . . . dislikes interviewing musical delinqucnts. MR. NORMAN E. DIEHL . . . Teaches geography and mathematics . . . faculty manager of athletics, senior class adviser, and supervisor of the Rifle Club . . . is taking graduate work at University of Pennsylvania . . . sings in church choir . . . very stern, not excitable, and adamant . . . Oh, my goshli' . . . Pet peeve: listlcssness. MISS MAY DULEBOHN . . . Teaches algebra, plane geometry, and trigonometry . . . main- tains peace and order in Home Room 27 , . . Let's get settled noxvlu . , . enjoys listening to Metropolitan Opera . . . detests students who crack chewing gum in class . . . excellent mathe- matics teacher. MR. ALTON H. EPPLER . . . Teaches general science, mathematics, science 12, and funda- mentals of electricity and niacliiues . . . coach of Junior High basketball and an assistant coach in football . . . reigns over Home Room 28 . . . expert pianist . , . Straight:-n up and Hy right . . . and, oh, those tests he gives! l! . . . big tease. MRS. HENRIETTA ROE ESHLEMAN . . . Our authoritative specialist in chemistry . . . also teaches physics and biology . . . sponsor of the Science Club . . . guards over her pupils in Home Room 20 . . . Pet peeve is unmentionable tdirty floors will doj. MR. CHARLES E. GOODHART . . . V-Teaclics shop, blueprint reading, and mechanical drawing . . . triendly smile . . . enjoys making furniture in pastime . . . pet pceve is shop classes' shirkmg cleanup duties. MR. KENNETH GROSH . . . Guidance counse-lor . . . is taking work at University of Penn- sylvania for Master's Degree . . . runs Home Room 26 . . . a slight tendency towards extreme slenderness' . . . pet peeve: im- politeness, rudcness, and lack of good manners . . . a good sport. arwlfhc, ' Achzwl,