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

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Mrs. Beryl Hahn discusses per- spective with Juniors Henry Hoerner, and Nancy Hoffman as Sophomore Janet Varner stands by.

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freely in service. PAUL WECHTER Lincoln, Penna. B.S Business Administration DANIEL WHITACRE Grantsvilie, Maryland A.B. Liberal Arts DAVID WILSON Carlisle, Penna. B.S. Secondary Education INTENDING to enter graduate schools we have Arthur Burdett, a future lawyer, and Robert Albright and Leroy Miller who plan to be chemists. Ronald Murphy, Robert Shetler, and David Hoover also plan careers in science. The second E. C. student to attain the B.S. de- gree in nursing, Nancy Redding hopes to take graduate studies in nursing education. HAROLD WILSON. JR. Lititz, Penna. B.S. Science Mary Ann Beck will go into social work and Eileen Heise will enter journalism while sixteen of us plan to invade the business world either as accountants, secretaries, or executives. In the field of educa- tion thirteen of us expect to teach in secondary schools, nine in kinder- gartens and elementary ' schools. Others of us will enter, volun- tarily or otherwise, the armed forces before pursuing our chosen profes- sion. As we leave Elizabethtown Col- lege to pursue these graduate courses and these occupations, we do so with the understanding that we have hardly made ripples on the surface of the depths of knowledge. But we know that the things we have learned in the classroom and through living with others will prove invaluable in acquiring new knowl- edge and in using it to help our fel- lows. SHIRLEY YOUNG McClure. Penna. B.S. Business Education 17

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Hours, Relaxation for Juniors Mr. and Mrs. Moyer Craighead and their one-year-old, Harold, prepare a picnic supper for hun- gry Juniors at the fireplace given by the Class of 1951. 19