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

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Senior Class Officers. Left to right: Robert Goudie, president; Pauline Wolfe, secretory; James Yeingst, vice-president; Albert Rogers, treasurer. STUDENTS CI ass of 1957 Looking back, it seems incredible to most of us that four years could have passed so quickly. There are some days, however, that now seem very long ago. Oddly enough, these are the days that we remember much more vividly than the others. All of us recall that rainy Sunday in Sep- tember, now four school years ago, when we moved into our new surroundings. The day was dreary and the strange rooms looked drab. We hesitantly said farewell to our parents and faced the new experience with apprehension. 20

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Mrs. Mummaw and Mrs. Goudie, secretaries in the alumni office, pause while mailing invitations to May Day to old grads. Examining the kitchen equipment in the new domitory are Miss Norma Modesti, dietician; Mr. Wilbur Weaver, business manager, and Mr K. Ezra Bucher, treasurer. 19

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I Mary Lou Armstrong Bridgewater, Va. A.B. in Liberal Arts James Baugher Slatington, Pa. B.S. in Secondary Education Upperclassmen terrified us! The faculty pet- rified us! We freshmen formed our own group to afford some degree of unity as protection from those outside our group. In the following days and weeks, however, we discovered that college was not going to be so bad after all — in fact, we were going to like it. We learned early in the year that a group gathered around the piano can do wonders to pick up a low morale. Or, if we had a problem of our own, we found too, that a long walk down by the quiet lake or over the peaceful fields, either alone or with a very close friend, would soon help to brighten our dilemma or make it seem less grave. Matthew Belicic Enhaut, Pa. B.S. in Secondary Education 21