Elizabethtown College - Conestogan / Etonian Yearbook (Elizabethtown, PA)

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' DAVIE ' DAVID MARKEY Centerport, Pa. A. B. Course in Education This optimist hails from Berks County where his better half and two little girls are eagerly awaiting the return of their daddy . Davie has allround ability, for he can sing, debate, and preach. He is a star tennis player, unci one of i in- host rooters on the Hill when there is a baseball or basket-ball game in progress. The side for which he roots is sine to win. His perpetual smile wins him many friends. His highest ambition is to serve. He may some day land on the foreign mission field. Assistant Editor Etonian, Vice-President Horn Hon Society, Treasurer Athletic Association, Col- lege Times stuff. NETTIE MAUPIN Charlottesville, Va. A. B. Course in Education .Miss Mn npiii is the only member of our class from the beautiful hills of Virginia, she has been :i student in the University of Virginia and a teacher at Hebron Seminary. For the last two years she has taught in our Academy. On I ' ■ 1 1 -lt - Hill she has I n noted for Iht persistence in her work. She makes use of every minute, even while waiting for tin- bell to ring for meals. .Miss Maupin leads a sell ' -sai riliria 1 life. She says she would rather help somebody else with their problems than to try to solve her own. Her chief aim In life is to serve whenever possible, at any time, in any place, at any cost. We all know that her life will he a blessing, whatever held of service she may occupy. Tcacht I nlllllli Band. •MAUPIN ' Twenty

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JACOB I. BAUGHER Elizabethtown, Pa. A. B. Course in Education After having successfully taught in the rural schools of V irk County for more than a decade and having been acknowledged as the county ' s must successful teacher, this enterprising young man came to Eliza hothtown to complete the A. I ' .. Course in Education. In order to learn the latest and most approved methods in teaching lie attended a summer session at Columbia University last sum- mer. In addition to his duties as a student and teacher lie assists in extension ccairses and Bible institute work. The future will probably know and honor him as a devoted, unpretentious com- munity winker and educator. .1 1 ■lilt structor, Bible Institute In- in Literary Society. ' J. I. JOE- JOSEPH W. KETTERING Lebanon, Pa. B. S. Course in Commerce and Finance Here is our business manager from different points of view. First, he is the reliable business manager of the Etonian; second, he is finishing the IS. S. Course in Commerce and Finance: and lasf. hut not least, he was a snccesful salesman for The S. A. Mullikin Company last summer. He learned the art of convincing mothers that they need sex education in their homes. Joe is a hard worker, always carrying a heavy program, yet always knowing his lessons. He is also president of the V. M. W. A. What a ver- satile chap! We arc proud to have him in the class of 1923. We wish him success in the business world. Business Manager Etonian, Treasurer Senior Class, President . .1 . H ' . A., Teacher, Baseball Manager, Senior mui Commercial Baseball Team, Treasurer »» Critic Bomerian Literary Society, Nineteen

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L. N. LESTER N. MYER Elizabethtown, Pa. A. B. Course in Education After having served successfully as assistant principal of the Brownstown High School and as principal of the high school .-it Ephrata, this young man returned to us last September to complete the A. B. Course in Education. His ability as a leader and organizer was early recognized by his fellow seniors who chose him as their president. Although he is engaged in mere activities than any other student here, yet he finds time for va- rious types of recreation. He is one of the few of our number who have ventured into matrimony. The future will know him as a successful educa- tor and a worthy citizen. President Senior Class, Editor-in-CMef of Our College Times, Physical Director, Teacher, Editor Etmiian. ' CHET CHESTER HUMMER ROYER Elizabethtown, Pa. A. B. Course in Education A more industrious man than ■ ' ( ' lief is hard to find. He is one of the few of our Dumber who has settled down to married life anil enjoys the life of a father. He taught public school for two years and graduated in the Pedagogical Course in 1921. During the summer of 1922 he was a member of the salesmanship group. Not only is Mr. Koyer very industrious intel- lectually hilt he is very active religiously. He is an able minister, and a very line chorister, nolcd for his melodious tenor voice. He .will ever he a credit to our Allua Mater. In whatever field he may enter, he takes with him the host wishes of the class of VISA. Minister, Vice-President Volunteer Band, Col I, n Quartet, Vice-President Homerian Literary Society, Chorus, Olee Club. Twenlv-one