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

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The Etonian, 1933-1934 ,, ,„ . ., , i irmrirTT-nmr nLLllMKjUJMiJII 1 , I . ' H l ' . ll il U j lllll 1 ' ' i ll l ll lll l 1 UI I IM I I I MM I . . ' , HUH HWII ' M HI M l TIT SENIOR CLASS Olive K. Jameson McAlisterville, Pennsylvania Class Secretary 3; V Cabinet 2 3, 4. Secretary 2. Treasurer I; Vice-President f Student Council 4; Comerciantes Club 2, 3, 4. Secretary 2 3; Forensic Arts Club t; Volunteers 3, 4; Etonian Staff 4; College Times 2; Debating 2. ::, Managei 3; Associate Editor of Handbook 3 Meet the most cheerful girl on the campus! With her pleasant smile and keen wit Ol lie is the possessor of a host of friends. She is also one of the most talented girls in the Senior class, being a debater, writer and student of no mean ability. The entire student body gives her the heartiest cooperation as Editor-in-Chief of the Etonian. She is interested in commercial work and expects to teach in that field. Cyrus Krall Route I, Lebanon, Pennsylvania i. banon Valley College 1 2; Sigma Zeta ., 4. Forens ' c Arts Club 4; President of Min ' sterium 4; Volunteers 3, 4; Candles 3, i. Secretary-Trcasur r 4: ' College Times ' 3 4: Treasurer • ! Debating 3; Basketball 3, 4. Baseball 3. Krallie comes to Elizabethtown after two years at Lebanon Valley College. He is one of the hard-working Seniors. He has been known at times to burn the Candle at both ends. When he is not too busy, he is quite sociable; we sometimes wish that Krallie would not study so much so that we could more easily study Krallie. His endeavors with the Ministerium, the Candles, and the College Times, have meant much to those organizations. Elsie Lindamood Rising Sun, Maryland Maryville College, Tenness e, 1. 2; Secret if the Staff A. 4; Comerciantes Elsie has spent only a year and a half of her college life at Elizabethtown. Since it is natural for her to be quiet and to spend a large amount of her time studying not many of us have the privilege of knowing her intimately. Those of us who do know her, though, have found her a friend worth having and jolly company always. Her willingness to cooperate made us accept her as a real classmate even though she has been with us a comparatively short time. Page twenty-nine

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The Etonian, 1933-1934 h i u ■ i.. i: .1 i i xii... lK,. AJJJUlXlJJLda l lll l l l vv:l!;; l.G Ixr=LL!lJiaLL SENIOR CLASS Lester Bicher Quarryville, Pennsylvania Class President 3; Vice-President 4: V Cal ' 1; Student Council 3, 4; Sock and Buskin 3, t: Sigma Zeta I 2 3 i; Deutsche Verein l. 2, : ' ■: Ministerium 4: Volunteers 1. 2, 3 I, President 4. Treas- urei Candles 3, i Basketball 1, 2 3 i. Captain :;. 4: Baseball 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3 »; Mixed Chorus l 2, I; Glee Clubs 1, 2 3, President 3; The Fool :: : The Servant In the House I; President of Athletic Association 4. Ster ' s two major fields arc athletics ami friends. After that he is interested in Music and Dramatics. College for him has not been a bed of roses, yet he diil not for a minute give up. He has played the College game as he played the many basketball games he starred in during these four ear ' — he has given his best and kept up the fight till the end of the game. This spirit is a vital part of Ster and will go with him after school life. Rl ' TH Diffexbaugh 606 South Market Street, Elizabethtowi ennsvlvania Treasurer ol Student Assoc! n 1 Comeri antes Club of Hun. lb.. i.k I; Basketball 1 2, ::. 4; . I . President 4: Assistant Business Manae cretary -i Athlet i. ' C .unci] ::, 1 Here is one of our best basketball players. For three years she has starred in this field. She is especially interested in Commercial work and her College record in this line shows that she will succeed as a commercial teacher. In her Senior year, as President of the Comerciantes club, she i- doing much to increase the opportunities for commercial students on College Hill. Ruth h a a very pleasant personality, is tpiiet and reserved when the occasion demands it and vivacious and jolly when such a mood is in order. Alva Harsh Eglon, West Virginia V Vice-President 3; President I; S 1 K and Buskin I; Deutsche Verein - ' . 3, 1. Secretary-Treasurer 1: ii Arts i: Ministerium 4; Volunteers 2, 3. I, President Local Group 3 President ' United Student Volunteers 3 Secretary ' ■ Etonian Staff i. Debating . ' : ' . Secretary 2, Managei I Orat irical st. Firit Prize 3; The Servant it. the Hous 4. Pennsylvania v. M. C. A. Student Council 4. Alva came to Elizahethtown as a Sophomore, having first gone one year to Bethany Biblical Seminary. During his three ears here he has let his influence he felt in practically every activity ii the lliM. It has been vowed that he could .In anything except teach penmanship. His talent runs primarily along the lines of public speaking. The fact that he is a very efficient business ger of the ETONIAN sh,,us that he can be most methodical and businesslike. His chosen ion 1- preaching. Not only are we confident of his future success in this field, we are proud of his accomplishments in the past. Page tiienty-eigh;

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The Etonian, 1933-1934 i- ii w. r f ..in. 1 1 n i J..I l i viuii 1 1 mnikinaanu ' i ii nm ! ' ; h i 1 1 11 . ivinn nrxnn SENIOR CLASS LeRoy Metzler 218 S. Market Street, Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania il ciantes Club, 2, 1. - ' . S. I. 3 l : M ix.-.l i ' hut us. Treasurer, 4; Studenl Volunteers, 4: Btonian Staff, 4; Quartettes, l. 2, 3, 4; Tin- Servant in tin- House, 4 In this individual we find an extraordinary combination of talents. His profession is Com- merce, his hobby is Music, He sings, and plays his own accompaniment; then he plays the typewriter in such a way that even it must sing. LeRoy is earnest and sincere in his every activity. Any cause to which he is allied will receive his undaunted loyalty. Juniata Miller 525 Penn Street, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Student: Shtppensburg State Teachers College; Indiana State Teachers College; Juniata College; .Minima School of Commerce; Teacher: Huntingdon High School Miss Miller is a graduate of Shippensburg State Teachers College. She has had several years ' teaching experience in the Huntingdon Junior High School. Elizabethtown can feel honored at the fact that one who has such a wealth of experience, has attended such schools as those listed above, and whose home is in Huntingdon has come to Elizabethtown to get her degree. As a friend, we find Juniata very congenial; as a fellow student, she fits well into the Etown Atmosphere. James V. Xedrow Ludlowville, New York Student Volunteers, l. -. 3, i: Athletic Manager, l, 2. 3, 4; Athletic Council, 4; Sigma. Zeta, I; Member of Candles, 2. 3, I, President, t; Glee Club, I; Basketball, 3 ; Student Council. 4; College Times Staff, :; Jim is at present the only student from New York State at Etown. According to him there is no place which compares with the lakes and blue alfalfa fields of his home state. He says, however, that life in Pennsylvania has been a great education for him. On the campus Jim has been a student athletic manager for four years and has played a leading role in various other activities. His industry and healthy attitude toward life have always been char- acteristic of his college career. I ' age thirty