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

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a 6 o MELVIN FREDERICK SHISLER Vernfield, Pa. Pedagogical Course This young mail hails from Montgomery County where he has been successful a a teacher In the rural schools ami as principal of a grammar sci [. After having attended a spring normal session at Perkioinen Seminary, and a summer session at West Chester lie ea to EHizabethtown College to complete ins professional training. Tennis and baseball are his favorite sports, ami they afford him a great deal of pleasure and recreation. One of his eider delights is autoing. We will hear from him in the future. Photograplier f Etonian, ' Superintendent of Stevens II ill Sunday Selwol, Chaplain Homerian Literary Society, Student Council, Senior Base- h i 1 1 Tin m. ' SHIS- ELLA STEFFY Elizabethtown, Pa. Pedagogical Course Ella is an energetic, industrious member of the day student group. She came here in the fall of 1921, and liked the place so well that she per- suaded her parents to make their abode in Eliza- beth town, she is one of those notable pedagogues who will he doing great son -ire in molding the characters of the young lives, that will come under her care and influence. She has great ability in basket-ball and has proved it time and again. She plays center and handles that position to perfection. Furthermore she is an all around, athletic young lassie and can entertain a young gentleman at tennis as well a any other lassie. Banket-ball ' ! ' • Dun shnlnii Banki I STEFF Tn eniy-eighi

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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

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CHARLES CASSEL YOUNG Vernfield, Pa. Pedagogical Course Charlie is the only member of our class who will never lie Old. He is a quiet, studious lad aud is always found ;if his jxist of duty. Charlie came to college after he had completed the public school course in Montgomery County. He was here only one year until he started to teach. Finding that lie could not do Ids liest work with his limited education, he decided to finish ins Pedagogical Course and equip himself for future set-vice. His loyalty and his thoughtfulness of others have caused many of his fellows to trust and admire him. cnior Baseball Teai ) . I . Y. .1. Yiihinlcri- tin ml. Treat ' CHARLIE ' KATIE KATHRYN ESHELMAN ZUG Mastersonville, Pa. Pedagogical Course •A heart that is glad when your heart is gay, and I rue in the time of cafes : That halves the trials of a fretful day. and doubles the joys that it shares. This young lady sheds a radiating influence ill the hearts and lives of others wherever she goes. Her high ideals are exemplified in her every- day life. Kathryn has been a success in public school as well as ill Sunday School work. She has transferred some of that skill into the activities of the V. W. V. A. of which she is president. Kathryn has not fully decided ' what her life ' s work shall be, but whatever she undertakes we wish her unalloyed happiness and the utmost sue • -. Bidt hi ) . ii . u . i.. i ohmtt i r Band, Eto- nian Staff, Chorus, Oh Club. Tivailv-ninc