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

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MRS. JANE H. HOOVER, Chm, MISS LEONA M. RHENISH B.S., West Chester State College B.S., Lock Haven State College Pennsylvania State University Health, Phyriml Education Health, Phyxiral Edumtion Plague! Zaman ,-faux '74 21401 Smeg 24144, Www 7154444 The physical education program achieved the above by concentration in all fields of recreational and athletic activity. Relaxing nerves, strengthening muscles and developing skills were more specific by-products of the extensive curriculum. Health classes emphasized the systems of the body and its functions, the dangers of drugs and alcohols, first aid, the teenage personality and basic health principles. Thus the student acquired a full knowledge of his body and the ways to keep it healthy. RICHARD D. MILLER RICHARD W. WOLF B.S., West Chester State College B.S., West Chester State College Yes, fl-mfg the nose, Teri-ill! Health, Phyximl Edumtion Health, Phyriml Education 20

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MEREDITH GERMER NOAH M. KLAUSS, Chm. Futufe 35535 fo Ouf Offheyfa- B.S., Lebanon Valley Collegeg Harrisburg Conservatory of Temple Univ. WD ZDweapedfi'e4z4e:aa7!alae4'7477taaef-4 Take it from the second strainf instructed Mr. Klauss, as time and again repetition of a few particular measures would be necessary to develop perfection. Not just the technique for precision, control, and ability to play in a group was emphasized, but the theory of music was also carefully studied. A person must have good pitch and clear direction while singing. Mr. Millard could be heard in his vocal music classes urging his students to Open your mouths wide so the sound can come out clearly! Vocal exercises and music appreciation were made to give all students interested the most they could get from this instruction. ,-hz D 5 Oazwvwl Summa Of Vnwazd ?edcu9 For students who enjoyed exploring areas different from regular class work, our art department gave an opportunity for active participation in a field of beauty and pleas- ure. All who applied themselves and gave vent to their creativeness were rewarded with the satisfaction of a finished product. Students discovered that they and their classmates were not just making pictures g but were developing examples of beauty. This activity laid a good foundation for future leisure time. Musicg Elizabethtown College Inrlrumenzul Munir CHARLES L. MILLARD, Chm. West Chester State College, B.S.g M.A.g Westminster Choir Col-, lege Vocal Muff: NED O. WERT HELEN JANE SHEELY, Chm. Dreams of a winter wonderland! BS, Indiana State College B.A., Pennsylvania State Univ.g Art BS, Kutztown State College Ar! I9

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MW DR. C. STUART SMITH DOROTHY S. BAKER DR. LUTHER FETTER The health of E. A. H. S. students was in the well-trained hands of Dr. C. Stuart Smith, physiciang and our 5 dentists. Their busy as- sistants Were Mrs. Douglass and Mrs. Groff. Mrs. Baker, our friend and nurse for fif- teen years, was on daily duty, just around the corner looking after our general wel- fare. From a consoling word to anything just short of a Drfs official treatment, Mrs. Baker could always be counted on for help. DR. JOHN LEBO DR. WILLIAM MOORE DR. RALPH PARRETT DR. RALPH WEIRICH