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

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Dean Bucher Through the past four years Dean Bucher has thoughtfully guided us in the selection of courses which will best meet our needs in our chosen professions. Especially heavy have been his duties in arranging college admissions and setting up cur- ricula for our largest student body of diversified interests and background. Dr. Bucher, a very busy man, finds time to sit down and discuss individual problems and to personalize the work of his office. Elaborate and accurate records must be kept, student reports must be sent out, transcripts of credits must be issued, these and countless other demands upon the office of a dean are filled by the capable hands of Mrs. Miller and Miss Zimmerly as they assist Dean Bucher. Seventeen

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President Baugher Untiringly President Baugher has worked to adjust the program of our college to the needs of the times. With a fine sense of appreciation for the essential little things which make the wheels of the college organization run smoothly and a broad understanding of its larger demands, he has guided Elizabethtown College during these years of expansion. Always conscious of the spirit that brought the college into existence. Dr. Baugher has labored to interpret her policy in the light of those ideals. ' President Baugher serves this generation as educator, administrator and churchman. Moving about the office with quietness and precision. Miss Wanner takes care of many of the details of his work. Sixteen

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Treasurer Bucher Another of the poHcy makers of our college, Mr. Bucher, brings a very positive business acumen into the field of his administration. Well kept buildings and grounds, adequate supplies during a period of very real shortages, a smooth running plant — all indicate the vision and foresight of this man. One of the finest evidences of a well ordered business administration is the lack of at- tention It draws to itself, just such an administration is Mr. Bucher ' s. An exactness with accounts and prompt as well as courteous telephone and information service tell us that Miss Schock and Miss Hollinger fit into the pattern of our college business office.