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

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Information seekers at E-town High 'Me .llhaaq - ,4 Waum 'Qu Stud-7, 70: felaxatahn Perhaps you were seeking knowledge or searching for adventure? In either case, our library facilities were at your disposal to help you accomplish your need. It provided opportunities unlimited, with cheerful assistance, for both faculty and students. D Education A keen understanding set to the pace of a challenging situation characterizes the tempo and type instruction available in Special Education. Accomplishment with a purpose, satisfaction from effort made, and plain fun go hand in hand as this group works together. MIRIAM R. MENGEL B.S., Lebanon Valley Collegeg Akron Univ.g Drexel Instituteg M.A., New York Univ. Libmrian Dabblers in the arts. A. RUTH GISE Millersville Collegeg A.B., Univ of Pennsylvania Developmental Edumtion I7

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MARLIN G. HENNINGER, JR. B.S., Pennsylvania State Univ. Agriruliure ff ' ,,f5,da6looze0f0wz7Z4Z42w Providing the basic instruction to cope with the general farm problems is the main purpose of our Agriculture Dept. However, along with this know how is developed an enthusiastic spirit of inquiry for going into the more specific phases of doing a good job better. Activity here is strenuous but rewarding. Duane' Edacateba Offence! 'Walaalle '7 ' 14nd Fuente Slow down, Slow down! Those two words were synonymous with drivers' training. No other class at E-town High afforded so many narrow escapes with so much fun and seriousness at the same time. For all its trying moments, we benefited greatly from this expert training before we took our actual tests to get our licenses. It gave us confidence, poise and an understanding of the car's PAUL W. GOSS, JR. B.S., Lock Haven State College Driven Eduration, Hiflory I6 mechanics just at the time we were the most receptive for it to do us the most good.

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ELIZABETH A. DONMOYER BARBARA A. HEISTAND Chin. BS., Indiana State College A stitch in time saves nine. BS.. Maryland College Hffme EL'01IU?7IfL'.v' Home Efofzamiw game Z ' 7 I ' p , 704 7 Yum, Yum! Those tantalizing odors that came from the home economics cooking classes made many of us wish that we could take part in the eating of the products produced there. However, just as important as the tasting was the planning and the preparation involved with the cooking class' learning experience. Another phase of the home economics activity which also provides learning that could be put to immediate us was the training received in the sewing classes. Each spring the girls' efforts were rewarded by admiring glances from their audience at the Mother- Daughter style show and tea. 7-zdaaazeal,-4-:u2wld42zugaz?udamf4a 706-a4lU!6d70Zf467l6 7:1064 Ample shop space and complete facilities gave added inspiration to the thorough instruction received in the wood work, metal work, blueprinting, repairing, machinery and electricity. Students in all phases of the manual training classes found that emphasis was on vocational and hobby use of the skills acquired. Many of us, because of this llIdIlJ'f1'f!Ilfl1'I,f early, effective training, will seek employment in industry directly after graduation, or from this guidance will continue our training in technical schools. WILLIAM H. WERTZ, Chm. B.S.. University of Maryland W DORSEY E. ENCK STEXVART A. SHOEINIAKER BS.. Millerville State College BS.. Millersville State College Have a hammer, nail. and a hunk of wood. I fzdlzffrifzl Arif Izzdzzrffml Am' I8