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

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' ILDA ILDA BITTINGER Eglon, W. Va. Pedagogical Course [Ida is one of those sedate girls who acts as a balance wheel for the rest of us. She lias had sev- eral years experience in the schoolroom, and is now completing the pedagogical course, alter which she again expects to enter her former profession. Slie is good-natured, staunch, and true to her friends, ready to do anything asked of her at any time. She is an earnest, sincere worker ill the Volunteer Hand, and was kept quite busy in depu- tation work last summer. It is said that she al- ways enjoys this kind of work, but last summer she enjoyed it exceptionally well because of the in- spiration she received from one of her very close fellow-workers. This winter she is kept busy reading letters from Shainokiu. She has a great ambition to serve her Christ on the foreign mission field. We hope her desires may be realized. Missionary Volinih Etc Itaff, cii ANNA MARGARET HEEFNER Waynesboro, Pa. Pedagogical Course Anna is from the beautiful Cumberland Valley. She loves her country home ami he! ' parents can well lie proud of her. Those who know her best love her most. Through her beautiful character and winning per- sonality she is one of our most energetic, indust- rious, and active girls. When Anna is asked to do a piece of work you can depend on it to he done. Anna has high ideals which she hopes to attain. We expect to see her in a oozy home in some needy held, working for the upbuilding of humanity. Secretary l mi Basket-ball Team. I.itrniril Si hi. Senior ' in. 1. 1 i:k- Twcnl )-fow

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' BRIGHT-BILL ' ALVIN BRIGHTBILL Lebanon, Pa. Pre-Medical Course This is our Qood boy of the class. He is g I for miiy one Good. That Good no one can define but lir himself. He is not only Good, but he is also bright as his name implies. What a blending of fine qualities ! For half the year he fed Professor Gingrich ' s stock. Early in the morning you could find him riding his two-wheeled vehicle toward Elizabeth- town College, and hue in the evening he would re- turn. Many nights however the stock had to go without supper because Alvin had a chemistry ex- periment which he had to finish. He expects to continue his preparation at Beth- any Bible School next year, but not alone. His greatest ambition is to preach the gospel to the Africans by healing their physical bodies as a medical missionary. We wish him God speed. Assistant Business Manager Etonian ' ' . Volun- teer Band, Homerian Quartet, minister. MARY BAUGHER Lineboro, Md. Pedagogical Course This energetic, enthusiastic, industrious blue- eyed lassie appeared on the Hill a lew years ago. she is noted for her ability in debating. She can convince her opponents against their own win. Shi ' has taught school and has now improved herself in this profession. We as a class wish her great success BS a teacher. sin- expects to give her lite to missionary work. Volunteer Band, Etonian Staff, Our Collegt Times Staff, I ire-Presid m ) . w . IF. I. mamif: Twenty three

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•COONIE MABEL REBECCA K.UHN Greencastle, Pa. Pedagogical Course •■It ' s Hie song ye sing Ami the smile ye wear, That ' s making the sun Shine everywhere. Our smiling and golden-haired Mabel found her way from the Cumberland Valley to E. C. in the fall of 1921. She is a in. «lest. bashful girl whu re- ceived Mist honor in her high school class, and has proved to he a hrillianl student on College Hill. She squanders no lime hut dues with energy whatever opportunity presents. The sweetness of her soprano was shown, for the first time, to many on tlie evening of the open forum debate. The Weaver seems to he slowly enclosing her. thread by thread. To her future the wisest magician can find no clue. Secretary tlotnerian Literary Society, Senior i:n si , t-ball ' I ' m hi. Chorus, Glee Club, Etonian Staff. BERTHA WITMER LANDIS Bainbridge, Pa. Pedagogical Course Bertha is 01 f those quiet, studious girls who talk little, but think and do very much. After attending Bainbridge High Scl l she came to l ' .li .nbethtown College for a few years. She then taught public SCl I four years. In the fall of 15)23 she came back to complete the Pedagogical ( ' ourse. Through her experience in teaching, Bertha has found her school work very interesting anil fasci- nating, and she desires to continue that work. Suc- ir is assured to her in her chosen profession. ■ ' BERTHA 1 Tn cnt ]-five