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

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HENRY G. BUCHER Dean and Professor oj Education An energetic, dignified man. Hi personality radiates helpfulness and has won him many friends. FREDERICK NEUMAN Proft ssor oj Modem Languages An intellectual man interested in the study of the culture and language of different peoples as the basis of international un- derstanding. 0. F. STAMBAUGH Professor of Chemistry New chemistry professor with visions of a larger and more complete chemistry laboratory in the future. JOHN R. HAUBERT Professor of Business Education An efficient business man ; a dramatic classroom expounder. Friend to all and respected bv all. LUELLA BREITIGAN Professor of Shorthand and Typewriting An extremely conscientious business instructor. Work pro- duces good students. RALPH W. SCHLOSSER Professor of English Through his high ideals and magnificent personality he has gained the admiration of stu- dents and faculty. His well- illustrated classes are a stimu- lation to many. HORACE KAUFFMAN Professor of Physics and Mathematics New addition to the faculty who looks at the world through mathematics. Physics, he be- lieves, is a practical application of math. MAHLON HELLERICH Professor of History An industrious, competent teacher; interested in current problems. Always in a hurry — he ' s sure to accomplish all he aims to do. CHARLES APGAR Professor of Bioloyy A man of ingenuity and versa- tility; brisk, efficient, scientific. patient, kind and friendly. MARTHA MARTIN Professor of Bible Her gift of divine inspiration is transferred to all whom she contacts. A friendly smile for evervone.

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OUR FACULTY — 13-

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EPHRAIM G. MEYER Professor of Voice and Director oj Music lias a pleasant smile for all. A diligent and exacting director admired by all who are Ins students. GALEN C. KILHEFNER Professor of Psychology and Sociology Hai ' d work and a cheerful dis- position have gained him great respect. ISABEL McCURDY Librarian A kind and patient lady; al- ways eager to help a lost stu- dent ; industriously trying to make the library a place of general interest to all. SAMUEL S. WENGER Instructor in Law His knowledge and wide expe- rience of the subject make his classes both interesting and practical. H. M. BOOK Instructor in Art His vivid imagination and love of art. have been a great aid in all his students. His beautiful paintings have earned him gnal success in his field. GERTRUDE R. MEYER Instructor in Piano A great lady who makes the piano take on human qualities; she has won many friends through her good naturedness. VERA R. HACKMAN Dean of Women ami Professor of History Her great initiative to get things done, her eagerness for im- provement keep her busy at all limes. Known for a wide va- riety of knowledge. IRA R. HERR Instructor in Physical Education and Coach of Athletics To understand human nature is to be a successful coach. This quality, along with his friendli- ness, has made him popular as coach, dean and instructor. GALEN HERR Instructor in Orchestra Tactful, friendly, pleasant, sin- cere — add a sense of humor to these traits and you have an in- teresting and admired director. KATHRYN N. HERR Instructor in French Neatness and efficiency are two nl her many outstanding vir- tues. Congenial and kind, she is a friend to all.