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

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Q11 sans ci Jam?-zef csuperuzkzlrzy yjF1hCwdf TO THE CLASS OF 1964 The 1964 Elizabethan, created by the members of your class during your senior year, will always bring back memories of the days you spent in school, and will, in a special way, recall your high school experiences. A few will page through this book in later years, and will conclude that graduation day was a welcome release from an unhappy experience which was imposed upon them. A much larger number of you will decide that their high school days were among the happiest of their lives. We hope you will be included in this latter group. We who are members of the faculty will try to remember your best moments in high school and the ways in which you contributed to the life of the school. We hope you will be as gracious in recalling those who have been your teachers over the years. Graduation day is not . . as some suppose . . the end of everything worthwhile. It's really the beginning of one's more mature years, and these, for many of you, will mean college, getting into an interesting field of employment, marriage, the rearing ofafamily, playing a significant role in the life of your church and community, and participating in the decisions of the adult world. When you receive your diploma . . and have a few regrets . . please believe that the best is yet to be. You will be leaving us with our best wishes for a future that will be rewarding to you in the highest of values . . and a life that will enrich all those who are touched by your influence. W 9

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Writ Qauferf tgcfoofgjrzln Members of the class of 1964: Developments in the world in recent years have brought serious and important chal- lenges to you, the student body, of Elizabethtown Area High School, and to all who are involved in American education. You have joined with your faculty, board of school directors, and administration in responding to these challenges. Together we have re- examined, modified, and redirected our educational philosophy and objectives in res- ponse to a continuing series of changes in our social environment. As you, the class of 1964, prepare to leave Elizabethtown Area High School, may you fully resolve to continue your education - spiritually, physically, and mentally. May you respond wisely to change, keeping abreast of today's demands, yet holding fast to that which is sound and necessary for the long range benefit of American society. May you realize a high degree of success measured in terms of service to your fellowman. It is our hope that we might have shared successfully with your Church and parents in giving you a foundation on which to build, so that you can find both happiness and a place of service in the days of your generation. ll