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

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CURRICULUm

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BUSINESS EDUCATION BUILDING

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Gladly do i t is 1953 and the fifty-first class is about to leave Elizabethtown College for lives of service in many professions. Each graduate takes with him a degree, an open mind, treasured friendships, and a Chris- tian ' s faith in the future. College for us is not only preparation for life — it is living now. Our concepts broaden to include the past and future as well as the present. Keeping in mind the needs of the students and the growing demands of the world in which we live, our president is ever alert to new ideas to incorporate into the continually changing curriculum. Dr. Baugher has expressed many times his firm belief that men and women can serve God through any vocation which serves the needs of mankind, whether it be teaching, business, the healing arts, or the Christian ministry. Our curriculum is designed to prepare us for service in these and related fields. We at Elizabethtown are quick to catch this spirit — the spirit of the Christian college. C. BAUGHER, Ph.D, LL.D. President At Etownian reporter George Frost ' s request, President Baugher ex- plains for the staff the position of the Church of the Brethren on com- munism. The request was prompted by the statement of a chapel speaker reporting on the European situation. Others pictured in the routine press confer- ence in the office of the president are Paul Grei- ner, editor of the Etownian ; Patricia Kratz and Marigrace Bucher, cub reporters. 10