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

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MR. GALE C. KILHEF ER UPERVI l G PRI CIPAL To the Seniors: Even though schools place a great deal of emphasis upon course learning, your teachers are aware of the fact that the kind of person you eventually become is much more important than the progress you made, or failed to make, in their courses. It's better to have character than to be cleverg itas more satisfying to be a genuine and sincere person than to put on airs and fool the worldg and as you mature you will find yourself attracted to small groups which sense their responsi- bility rather than to large groups, clamoring for their rights. As your senior year draws to a close, it is our real hope that each of you will carry away on graduation ,night only the best influences that school days have brought into your life, and that in the years ahead you will be able to say at many turns in the road, Mlflere is where l can be of greatest service to peoplew and wllhis is what God wants me to dof' Sincerely, G. C. Kilhefner 1 2

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0UR SCHO0L BOARD First Row, Left to Right: A. K. Carman, Arthur G. Spickler, Elmer F. Groff, J. Carlton Schuldt, J. Shelly Kaylor, M. M. Wenger, J. Ralph Parrettg W. E. Weaver. Second Row: A. B. Longenecker, C. A. S. Hollinger, C. S. Bryan, John Nissley, John Leaman, C. E. Smuck, Clyde E. Fink, K. Ezra Bucher, D. S. Baum. Members not Pictured: T. M. Thompson, S. S. Cinder, Vincent W. O'Connor, C. S. Prescott, David W. Shank. These civic-minded men have given much of their time for the bet- terment of the school and the community. They have always been will- ing to help us whenever they could. They have taken on the responsiblities not only of choosing the teachers, but also of supplying the necessary school equipment and tak- ing care of the financial needs. These are but a few of the things that these men have done for the teachers and the students. We wish to extend our thanks to these men for all that they have done while we were students at Elizabethtown Area High School. 'll

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MR PHILIP H. DA BERT PRI CIPAL To the Seniors: We have been together as an educational family for four years and now it is time for us to go our separate ways. As we approach commencement day there will be some sadness in our hearts as we think of leaving those with whom we have lived and shared so many experiences, but it is to be remembered that graduation day is the beginning of another step in our education for successful living. As you go into the world you have a duty to yourself and to Cod to be a de- cent, happy, and useful citizen, which you can become only by being fair with yourself and your fellowmen, by working hard, by being ready and willing to give more than is required in the demands of work and life, and by keeping' faith in God. I thank you for the privilege I have had in being associated with you during this time. You have my sincerest wishes for the best of everything for you in the future years. Sincerely, . WUWJQW ,P. H. Daubert - 13