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

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To the Class of 1943: With the publication of the ninth edition of The Iilzfnfieflzzzfz, the high school career of the Class of 1943 comes to an end. This end, however, marks merely the beginning of a way of life that must be dedicated to the service of society if it is to be useful. The world today, as never before, chal- lenges your utmost physical, mental, social, and spiritual powers. lt is the fervent hope of one who has observed your progress through the public school with much interest and satisfaction that you will accept the responsibilities that await you and discharge them with the greatest honor to your- selves and to the school that nurtured you. T. H. EBERSOLE Supervising Principal To the Class of 1943: The life of a business is divided into periods of equal duration, each of which is known as a fiscal period. lt is at the close of the fiscal period that a business takes an inventory, appraises its assets, adjusts its accounts, and deter- mines its profit or loss. The life of every individual like that of a business should be divided into periods, At the close of each period, the individual should stop, look, determine definitely where he is, how he got there, and where he is going. Graduation marks the end of a very significant period for the Class of 1943. An inventory of your class activities shows many outstanding accom- plishments in scholarship, draf matics, music, and athletics. May you continue to do as well in the next important period. WILBUR E. WEAVER High School Principal Thirteen

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G. R. ALEXANDER ......,.,. ...4..,...... P resident DR. T. M. THOMPSON ....,., ..,.,., V ice-President A. K. GARMAN .,.....,.., .,...... S ecretary R. E. HEIN ....,.,........,.......,,.,.......,...,..... ......... T reasurer P. M. GRUBB ADX If ever there Was a cause, if ever there can be a cause, Worthy to be upheld by all of toil or sacrifice that the human heart can endure, it is the cause of education. HORACE MANN Twelve

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T. H. Ebersole, Supervising Principal, Franklin and Mar- shall College AB., Columbia University M.A. Sarah L. Botto, French, Li- brary, Maryville College A.B., Drexel Institute B.S. Norman E. Diehl, Geogra- hy, General Mathematics, Elizabethtown College B.S. Bertha Belser, Music, Millers- ville State Teachers College, Cornell University. Virginia L. Brewer, H o m e Economics, indiana State Teachers College B.S. Alton H. E pler, Biology, Science, Mathematics, Kutz- goigvn State Teachers College Wayne B. Blouch, Problems of Democracy, Millersville State Normal School, Eliza- bethtown College AB. May Dulebohn, Algebra, Ge- ometry, Millersville State Teachers College, Elizabeth- town College A.B. Norma M. Ferguson, Health, Physical Education, West Chester State Teachers Col- lege B.S. Charles E. Goodhart, Indus- Noah Klauss, Orchestra, Har- trial Arts, Millersville State rislourg Symphony Orchestra. Teachers College B.S, Fourteen