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

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LEISTER ' EDITH ESTHER LEISTER Cocolamus. Pa. Pedagogical Course Esther is one of our quid unassuming nirls. Only :i few of the «irls know her Intimately. She has the honor of weighing inure than any of the girls in our class. There is no i ji ■ • l for worry, however, because it takes a big girl to become ;i woman. Her life is sued .-iimI beautiful. Slic be- lieves in doing the little things thai help to make others happy. We expect to see Esther some day in some foreign country with the little heathen about her coaxing for ;i story. May the best of success be hers. Recording Secretary Volunteer Band, Senior Basket-ball Team, Chorus. DANIEL EVERETT MYERS Dallastown, Pa. Pedagogical Course An attractive personality Intensified by an ever- presenf joviality; n leader of rare ability and un- limited attainments: Salesmanship, I ' an says, is g 1 training lor all of us. A star player in basket ball and tennis. His Held goals in basket-ball make any boy envious. His sharp ruts in tennis arc hard to beat. UN abilities arc nol limited to athletics alone. He i- very much interested in the religious work of the Volunteer Band. We as a elass are expecting to see him as a pastor in one of our eliurelies before man; years. nee-President Volunteer Band, Vthtetic Bditoi Etonian. Manager 8 nior Basket-ball Team, Senior Bam ball Team. DAN 1 Tn eni )-six

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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

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' RUBBY RUBY KATHRYN OELLIG Greencastle, Pa. Pedagogical Course Rubby is a sweet, jolly i i i-l with auburn hair and hazel eyes with specks of green. A sparkle of her eye reveals the fact that she would like I play a trick on some one. siie sometimes excites the girls on the hall by pitching her deep alto roice se low that they mistake it for a man ' s voice. Her freckles should not worry her for she lias friends, among both sexes, even more numerous. Her favorite sport is eating pickles. In basket- ball siie is swift and just the guard we need. In the eiass room she shows her keenness of in- tellect. In years to come we expect her to meet with success as a sympathetic but firm teacher of primary children. Student Council, Volunteer Band, (horn . Olee Club, Senior Basket-ball ' renin. MIRIAM EVA REAM Palmyra, Pa. Pedagogical Course Miriam alter having completed her high school course ni Palmyra is this year completing her pro t ' essional training for teaching. She is a kind- hearted girl who will lend a helping band for the asking. Her Interest lies in the driver of a cer- tain Htudebaker. In the class room her motto is. Children should be seen and not heard, but while on the hall peals of laughter hurst forth from her and are often a disturbance to the library. She delights in discussing members of the opposite sex. One Of her expressions is For cat ' s sake. She expects to teach, hut we will not he greatly sur- prised If she should serve as a house-wile before so rerj many years roll by. ■m . n jTrrcn v-scvcn