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

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I ' : 3 ml Dean Hackman Personal counselling, hearing the perplexing problems of youth, helping students make ad- justments, combining a social and religious life with school work, advising many groups — these are only a few of the duties of our deans. Two who are ever busy, yet ever willing to give more of their time for the increasing betterment of college living. Their suggestions and leadership help make college activities interesting and worthwhile. Friendly, fair, open-minded — they have a sincere concern and interest for each individual and E-town students have found in them understanding and intelligent counsellors. V. Dean Espenshade ra Hi. ' Hill

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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.

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