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

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. . . BUT FOR AN INTEGRATED EDUCATION, one that culti- vates manliness and makes gentlemen as well as scholars, one that dis- ciplines the social affections and trains young men to faith in God, con- sideration for his fellow men, and respect for learning, America has never had the equal of her little hilltop colleges. The small Christian liberal arts college holds a distinctive place in our world. To serve most effectively adequate equipment is necessary. Elizabethtown offers a sound foundation in her courses through well trained instructors. These opportunities need to be extended to more young people in service to a growing community. This has been a year of planning, preparation, and progress for Eliza- bethtown College. Sensing the demand for an increased enrollment the trustees and administration have begun a long-range program to meet the needs of a student body of five hundred. The 1955 Conestogan attempts to record the initial undertakings and later plans of the Ten-Year Development Program. Students will enjoy watching the progress. Alumni and friends will give loyal support to making a better Elizabethtown College — a little hill-top institution. The Growth of the American Republic hy Morison and Commager.

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