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

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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

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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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I HE JUNIOR class, although smallest on campus, is by no means diminutive when it comes to getting things done. Active par- ticipants in every student activity, we fit significantly into every area of campus life. And junior leadership has provided the backbone for many a campaign and party. Quite as notable as our energy, is the variety demonstrated by our class. Serving as one example is the wide range of jobs we held during last summer. In the wilds of Idaho was forest ranger Jaywood Bru- baker; in the mountains of Puerto Rico served Jim Miller, who helped in the con- struction of a new school; at seashore re- sorts, seeking both the sun and some ready cash, were waitresses Edythe Edwards, Nancy Hoffman, and Marigrace Bucher; in New York City was Gerry Wolff, who took undergraduate courses at New York University. GEORGE ACHORN J. DONALD ALBRIGHT Elizabethtown, Penna. Talmage, Penna. CAROLE ALEXANDER WILLIAM BEASTON Harrisburg, Penna. Mt. Joy, Penna. As the juniors near DAVID BLANSET Harrisburg, Penna. JAYWOOD BRUBAKER CHRISTINE BUCCIERI MARIGRACE BUCHER Palmyra, Penna. New Cumberland, Penna. Mt. Joy, Penna. 20