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

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menace: fion XY'e. the Class of l958. dedicate our yearbook to Progress through Education. As .1 childs interests mature from the destructive to the constructive, illustrating the effects of education upon his life. his search for knowledge causes him to probe further into unknown fields. Through research, education broadens and increases the knowledge of our environment. XY'ithout education there would be little or no progress, for, in order to progress, someone must first originate an idea which later efforts can expand and perfect. The basis for all knowledge arises from the pastg progress, based on education, extends into the future. And education must keep advancing. If for one moment it should be static, in that moment it would become obsolete.

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Our Wugi-mfhon floffar Scgoof Zguifchng 0 Mr Daubert starts the project Dr Krlhelfner adds hrs part After the foundauon 15 Pa ftwfn-e-2 iii' E E: Work progresses to near perfection.