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P9 resentingrt our college years against a pictorial background of world events since 1948

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ELIZABE 'N COLLEGE ELIZABETHTOWN, PENNA.

THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION Elizabethtown College Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania May 1952 CONESTOGAN STAFF

Editor—Louise Bartenslager Editorial Board— Shirley Diehl Thomas Kav Celia Millet Art Editor—C. Frederick Horbach Business Manager— Donald Campbell Business Staff—Richard Martin David Newcomer Jean Roland Peggy Walzl Contributors—Grace Keeny Lerov Miller Marian Miller Shirley Warner Alan Whitacre Shirley Young Adviser—Veia Hackman

Pictures: Courtesy [/Nations. Captions on page I

Above: The Conestocsn staff plans the cover.

Left to Right: Fred Horbach, Shirley Diehl, Louise Bartenslager. Miss Hackman, Thomas Kay, Celia Miller, and Mr. Kicking, Printer.

Center; Donald Campbell receives the college ad from Mr Bucher.

Below: The business staff checks the ads

Li i i 10 Rich i Peggy Walzl, David Newcomer. Richard Martin. Jean Roland.

4 WE DEDICATE

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OUR ADMINISTRATION OUR PRESIDENT

A. C. Baugher, Ph. D.; LL.D.

Tlic needs of manv groups in addition to those of the student body reach the campus. Our president ex- pends his time and energy in main' areas of society.

On Campus

Sincere friendliness, a quiet reserved manner, and genuine student interest have given President Baugher a place of high esteem in the student-faculty family.

Among Pennsylvania Colleges

In the Association of Pennsylvania Colleges our president is serving on the committee studying teacher

certification. He is cooperating with neighboring colleges in extending off-campus educational opportunities to adults within this area.

In the Church

A leader in the Church of the Brethren. Dr. Baugher is a member of the General Brotherhood Board, Chairman of the Christian Education Commission, and Elder in Charge of his local congregation.

In the World

As alternate director of the Japan International Christian University and as a member of Governor Fine's Committee on Displaced Persons, our president takes part in programs of world-wide importance. T OUR DEAN

Henry G. Bucher, Ed. D.

From orientation to graduation the Dean of Instruc- tion follows the progress of the student's academic growth, offering commendation, encouragement, and advice. The function of the college extends to aiding the student in satisfactory placement. In this process the Dean with the faculty committee gives the student his final guidance. Evaluating the work of foreign students in the Amer- ican college system so that they may be properlv placed is one of the many functions of the Dean's office.

OUR TREASURER

K. Ezra Bucher, M. S.

Guiding students through their economic problems is just one of the many services our treasurer stands ready to provide. The campus and buildings reflect his careful man- agement and long-range planning. In the classroom students catch his enthusiasm and appreciate the thoroughness of his teaching.

T Above: Grace Keeny and Lucy Musselman, house presidents, arrange for a special event with Miss Hackman. dean of women, who has charge of the Student Activities calendar.

OUR DEANS Below: John Brunner, senior class president, supplies information for his cumulative record to Mr. Dodd, dean of men. BIBLE

MARTHA MARTIN ROBERT A. BYERLY A.B.. Elizabethtown College MA. Butler University Bethany Biblical Seminary B.D., Bethany Biblical Seminary

ELEANOR M HOLLIS

AM . Boston University

BUSINESS EDUCATION

K. EZRA BUCHER ALBERT L. GRAY I. Z. HACKMAN M.S., New York University SVvUJFI S \VF\TFR U3JL, Boston University L.L.D., BUcks.one J.D.. College of Law LX3 Tem'ple uS EDUCATION

HENRY G. BUCIIER Ed.D., Temple University

ENGLISH

RALPH WIEST SCHLOSSER Litt. D., Ursinus College

VERA R. HACKMAN EMMA R. ENCLE Elizabethtown College A.M., Columbia University A.B.. LANGUAGES

FREDERICK C. NEUMANN Ph.D., University of Vienna

KATHRYN HERR ELINOR B. NEUMANN College A.B., Lebanon Valley College M.A., Middlebury

LIBRARY

ALICE S HE1LMAN EPHRAIM CIBBEL MEYER University B.S.L., Columbia University A.M., Columbia NEVIN W. FISHER M. Miis. Northwestern University

GERTRUDE ROYER MEYER Peabody Conservatory of Music

THERESA FETTER M. Mus., Philadelphia Music Academy

MUSIC AND ART

JANE BAH* GALEN W. HERR „ „ State Teachers College B S„ West Chester State Teachers B.S. Kutztown College

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

IRA R HERR STANLEY VON NIEDA IOSEPH H. DODD B.S., Elizabethtown College A.B., Franklin and Marshall College Pennsylvania State College

K3 EBV C. ESPENSHADE ROBERT YOUNG M. Ed., Pennsylvania State College M. Ed., University of Pennsylvania

PUBLIC RELATIONS

CHARLES S. APCAR Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh

BESSIE D. APCAR Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania MATHEMATICS

AND

SCIENCE

O. F. STAMBAUGH CHARLES E. WEAVER CARL E. HEILMAN Ph.D., Pennsylvania State College M.D., Hahnemann Medical College A.M., Duke University SOCIAL STUDIES

ROBERT F. ESHLEMAN GALEN C. KILIIEFNER WILHELM REUNING Ph.D., Cornell University Ed.M., Temple University M.A., University of Pennsylvania

HEADS 0F RESIDENCE

JESSIE K. COSNER Head of Alpha Hall

Si THE SECRETARIES

Above: Virginia Hickson gives Esther Craighead mail for the Alumni office.

At Right: Delores Olinger, Ruth Zimmerly, Javne Rover, and Phyllis Meyers at work on a special assignment.

Below: Mr. Trygve Lie, Secre- tary-General of the United Na- tions about to broadcast for the United Nations Correspondence Association.

Our secretaries keep the lines of communication for the college open at all times. These channels circle the globe. From all over the world Mr. Lie receives letters, cables, and telegrams calling for peace and the end of the cold war. Much

important work of the United Nations is done by the secre- tariat. r MAINTENANCE

Above: The kitchen staff serving on Homecoming Day

Right: Getting ready to remove the last fall of Autumn leaves.

Below: Routine check-up on the oil burner

Below: Rice distribution in Seoul.

On our campus—a warm dining room ... a balanced diet

. . . beautiful surroundings. Anywhere in Korea—unheated

buildings . . . rationed rice . . . the ruins of war. But we live in the same world.

EH Preparing to serve throughout the nations

CLASSES W. Eucene Anderson Carlisle, Penna. B.S. Secondary Education

SENIORS

Louise Bartenslacer New Freedom, Penna. B.S. Elementary Education

John Bender Harrisburg, Penna. B.S. Business Administration

Tryon Benner Thompsontown, Penna. B.S. Secondary Education Anthony Bruscia Hershey, Penna. B.S. Business Education

1952

John Brunner Enhaut, Penna. B.S. Secondary Education

Edward Brunner Enhaut, Penna. i B.S. Secondary Education

Leona West Bishop Elizabethtown, Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts Donald Campbell Elizabeth town, Penna. B.S. Business Education

SENIORS'

|oiin Consley York, Penna. B.S. Business Administration

June Haldeman Daniels Palmyra, Penna. B.S. Elementary Education

Paul Dams Phoenixville, Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts Richard Farley Harrisburg, Penna. B.S. Business Administration

1952

June Hostetter Encle > Grantham, Penna. \ 3.S. Elementary Education

Peggy Eberly Eliiabethtown, Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts

Michael Donnelly Lancaster, Penna. B.S. Business Administration Jack Fichter Merchantville, New Jersey A.B. Liberal Arts

SENIORS

Bernice Gibble Myerstown, Penna. B.S. Elementary Education

Richard Good New Holland, Penna. B.S. Elementary Education

Richard Goss Lewistown. Penna. B.S. Elementary Education Christine Hew Err Heilman Elizabethtown, Penna. B.S. Elementarv Education

1952

James Gross Dauphin, Penna. B.S. Business Administration

Kenneth Graham York, Penna. A.B. Liberal Aits

Dorothy Bomberger Gottshall Lebanon, Penna. B.S. Elementarv Education J. WlLMER HEISEY Mt. Joy, Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts

SENIORS

Jack Herr York, Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts

Ben Hess Mt. Joy, Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts

Daniel Hoopert Elizabethtown. Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts Henry Kekciiner Lincoln, Pcnna. B.S. Business Administration

1952.

Grace Keeny New Freedom, Penna. B.S. Elementary Education

Thomas G. Kay Middletown, Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts

Carl Kaufman New Cumberland, Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts Thomas Kingree Smoketown, Penna. B.S. Business Administration

SENIORS

L. Faye Koontz Clearville Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts

Doris Kopp York New Salem, Penna. B.S. Business Education

Jonx KREIDER Mt. Joy, Penna. B.S. Science Celia Ann Miller Pen mi. Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts

1952

James Meminger Lancaster, Penna. B.S. Business Administration

Richard Martin Mt. Joy, Penna. B.S. Business Administration

James Leber Elizabethtown, Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts Mary Jean Miller Jonestown, Penna. B.S. Elementary Education

SENIORS

David Milne York, Penna. B.S. Business Education

David Myers Elizabethtown. Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts

James Obetz Lancaster. Penna. B.S. Science

E* William Schneider Ventor City, New Jersey B.S. Business Administration

1952

Wilbur Robertson York, Penna. B.S. Elementary Education

Donald Reid Middletown, Penna. B.S. Science

Donald Ream Richlandtown, Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts Clifford Schott Berlin, Maryland B.S. Science

SENIORS

J. Albert Seldomridce Lancaster, Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts

Burton Shelliiammer Steelton, Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts

Smith J. Edward Ephrata, Penna. B.S. Business Administration

FK SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Mary Bennetch Lebanon, Penna. B.S. Elementary Education

Lee Hornbebger Elizabethtown, Penna. B.S. Secondary Education

Gladys McGurk York, Penna. B.S. Business Education

-1952

Gilbert Young Telford, Penna. B.S. Science

Charles Yohe Spring Grove, Penna. A.B. Liberal Arts Victor Ballou Lancaster CLASS

Doris Ann Bartram Julius Belser Harrisburg EHzabethtown

William Bausman Arden Benfield Middletown Royersford

Mariane Beane Dale Berkiieimer Paradise York

« Elsie Bomgardner James Brandt Elizabethtown Elizabethtown

Laura Mae Boone Ruth Bucher Loganton Lebanon

Josephine Bowman John Dean Lebanon McClure

David Ebersole 1953 Lancaster William Ellsworth Stetlersville CLASS

Walton Emig H. Lamar Gibble Spring Grove Manheim

Martin Forney Stanley Grill Elizabethtown Christiana

Harold Geib Glenn Hamme Elizabethtown Spring Grove J. Robert Herr C. Fred Horbach Salunga Ashland

Frank Hess Nelson Kline Lititz McClure

James Hivner Phyllis Kratz

Elizabethtown Millville, N. J.

John Kugle 1953 York Martha Lutz Elizabethtown CLASS

Fredrick Malmborc Walton Mover Manheim Telford

W. Eugene McKean Lucy Musselman Median icsburg Vern field

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Robert Miller David Newcomer Hellam Elizabethtown Thomas Ruoss Dorothy Ritter Strasburg Richlandtown

Gerald Roland Phyllis Saylor Elizabethtown Red Lion

Charles Roth Nancy Seldomridge Lancaster Lititz

Earl Shaak 1953 Hershey S. David Shafer Hershey CLASS

Nancy Sheaffer Nevin Snader Chambersburg Akron

Ellis Shenk Eugene Tabbutt Myerstown Lancaster

Leonard Shertzer M. MARGARET WALZL Hummelstown Lancaster Shirley Warner CARLOS Hummelstown ZlEGLER Lititz

Mary .\lice Weicksei Levi Ziegler Christiana Annville

Alan Whitacre Robert Ziegler Ridgeley, W. Va. Elizabethtown

/ 4 NOT PICTURED

Robert Allison Kurt Materna Lancaster Nurnberg, Germany Richard Ault Harold Mowrer 1953 York Paradise John Bolton Dorothy Oxenford Harrisburg Harrisburg

Marilyn Deppe S. Davtd Shaver Lebanon Hershey Elmer Kunkle Christopher Simpson East Berlin Philadelphia Robert Albright Leon Abel Paul Bashore Talmage York Jonestown

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Mary Ann Beck Hagerstown, Md.

Edward Bellis Middletown

Julia Bender Frances Bishop Norman Bowers Lebanon Obetlio Landisville Brenner Jean Burkhart Mary Jane Boyer Barbara Anne Lebanon Lancaster Harrisburg

1954

B.uibaiia Delson Hamsburg

Gloria Crouthamel Souderton

Larry Enders Glenn Forney Shirley Diehl Penbrook Florin Schnecksvilte Lois Frantz Jay Frey George Frost Lebanon Elizabethtown Elizabethtown

E / C

Irvin Gebhart, Jr. Elizabethtown

Paul Greiner Elizabethtown

Joanne Groff Mary Jane Hoffer David Hoover Lititz Mt. Joy Lineboro, Md. Mary Barley Horst James Klock Delores Lancis Hummelstown Herndon Hagerstown, Md.

1954

C. Phyllis Longenecker Lititz

Elizabeth Landis Hagerstown, Md.

Leroy Miller Marian Meyer William Meyers Lebanon Lebanon New Freedom Marian Miller Richard Miller Joyce Moore Manheim Waynesboro Paradise

E C

Catharine Moyer York

Ronald Murphy Harrisburg

THELMA NErDLINCER Marian Newcomer George Paul Pine Grove Salunga New BloomBeld Greta Reimer Henry Reiner Jean Roland Manheim Elizabethtown Elizabethtown

1954

A. Dorothy Shearer Elizabethtown

Phyllis Sharp Lebanon

Glen Snowden Robert Springer Jacquelyn Showalter Elizabethtown Hershey Bethlehem Lorraine Stehman Ralph Stout Nancy Stuckey Lititz Easton Elizabethtown

E C 1954

NOT PICTURED Jane Waller Maytown Royden Price Vern field Paul Wechter Lincoln

Harold Wilson, Jr. Kenneth Wittle Shirley Young Cicero, 111. Elizabethtown McClure The Class of 1955

Jay Donald Albright Talmage George Aznavorian Lancaster

Walter Baksis Scranton

William Beaston Mt. Joy Elizabeth Boecer

Audubon, N. J. Allen Bowman Ronks

Jaywood Brubaker Palmyra

Christine Buccieri New Cumberland Mary Grace Bucher Mt. Joy H E

C L A S S

Larry Chapman Elizabethtown

Carlotica Chegwin Barranqmlla, Colombia Nelson Chittum Elizabethtown

John Cosgrove Rheems Donald Crumbling Columbia

H. Jean Diehl Hummelstown

Mary Easton Elizabethtown

Edythe Edwards Perkasie

Joyce Faiii i m w Elorin

mi Coy Farr Middletown

Jane Franklin Oxford

Carl Geary Harrisburg

Cynthia Grill Christiana Marian Haldeman Pottsville Doris Ann Harnish Lancaster

Glenn Heffner Elizabethtown

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Ronald Hershbercer Johnstown Helen Hess Wawa

J. Patricia Hess West Willow

Peggy Hicks Maytown Nancy Hoffman Mauch Chunk Rodney- Houser Middletown

Harvey Jacobs, Jr Mechanicsburg

Gerald Jacoby Steelton George Kanoff Elizabethtown Hazel Kxappenberger West Leesport

Patricia Kraiz Elverson

Elizabeth Landis Lititz

Joyce Lerew Dillsburg

Louis Malinowski

Camden, N. J. W. Don-ald Martin Mt. Joy

Lois McMinn Lancaster

Jay Messick Manheim WlLLL\M MOORE Milton

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Helen Plowfield Honey Brook Arlene Reinhold Donaldson

D. Paul Rice Zullinger

Donald Ruhl Manheim

Walter Schell Harrisburg Lane Shank Elizabethtown a

M. William Sheaffer Harrisburg Ray Thompson Middletown

Sherwood Thomas Scranton

Frederick Walzl, Jr. Lancaster David Willouchby Harrisburg

James Yoder Mattawana

NOT PICTURED

LARRY ADADJ John Shaneor New Cumberland Middletown Donald Focelsancer Barry Smuck Shippensburg Elizabethtown

George McCue I Iarry Thomas Mt. Joy Harrisburg James Miller Benjamin Withers Elizabethtown Elizabethtown Zook Jay Rutherford Donald Elizabethtown Elizabethtown CLASS OFFICERS SPECIAL STUDENTS

SENIORS Not pictured: John Brunner, pres. William Schneider, v-pres. K. Elaine Frev Doris Kopp, sec. Elizabeth town Donald Campbell, treas. Donald Fuss Lancaster JUNIORS N. June Shapbell Frederick Horbach, pres. Elizabeth town Walton Mover, v-pres. Shirley Warner, sec. David Ebersole, treas. SOPHOMORES Leroy Miller, pres. Robert Albright, v-pres. Mjrv Horst, sec. Jean Roland, treas. FRESHMEN Lois Miller James Miller, pres. Elizabeth town Lane Shank, v-pres. Patricia Kratz, sec. Walter Schell. treas.

SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS

Salisbury; Left to Right: Robert Krause, Camden, N. J.; Elaine Compton, Donald Fogelsanger. Shippensburg; Gerald Wolffe, Lancaster; Barbara Treichlcr, Middlctown; Glen Fisher, Lewis town; Marion Getty, Hummelstown; Stanley Miller. Lcwistown.

Not Pictured: Lester Ritter. Olev; Emma White, Un Deposit. OUR ACTIVITIES

Each according to his interest STUDENT

FHE STUDENT SENATE

Louise Bartenslager, sec,sec Donald Reid John Brunncr J. Albert Seldom ridge, pres Frederick Morbach, vice-pies. Glen Snow den Doris Kopp, freas Shirley Warner James Meminger Gilbert Young Donald Ream Vera Hackman, adviser II. J. Dodd, adviser

We, the students of Elizabethtown College, in order to form a more democratic and responsible student govern-

"We the peoples of the United Nations determined ... to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war ... to reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity- and worth ." of the human person. . . GOVERNMENT

COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S AFFAIRS

Mariane Beane Phyllis Longenecker Jean Roland Jane Waller, sec. Alice Weicksel, pies. Shirley Young Vera Hackman, adviser THE ETOWNIAN Published Monthly, Except June, July and August, by ELIZABETHTOWN COLLEGE, ELIZABETHTOWN. PA.

Member

Associated Collegiate Press

1951-52 THE STAFF Edi"" John Dean Assistant Editor Thomas Kav Neus Editor j Wilme. Heisey

Sforts Editor . Ca . l KAl rlIA!( Reporters— CtL.lL Ann Miller. Donald Ream. Aum Seldomridce. Ed- ward Smith. Gilbert Young. George Frost. Kenneth WlTTLE, PAL'L GrEINER AND LEVI ZeIGLER. Business Manager r EA„ Holand Circulation Manager Glen Smwimi Advisory Committee—Vera Hackmas. K. Ejra Bicher. Ery Esunshade

Entered as second-class matter September 30. 1950 at the post office at Elizabethtown, Penna., under the Act of March 3. 1879,

STUDENT

Left: Editor John Dean, AssistantEditor Thomas Kav and Business Manager Jean Roland checking The Etovtman dummy in the Chronicle office.

Centek: Eleanor Roosevelt holding a Declaration of Human Rights poster.

Richt: Levi Ziegler, Paul Greiner, George Frost, Jean Roland, and Kenneth W ittlc, all members of the class in journalism criticizing an issue of The Etownian.

Richt: The rover of The Rudder, the Student Handbook, done by Frederick Horbach. a

The Rudder

PUBLICATIONS

The Annual—The Conestocan

The Newspaper—The Etownian

The Student Handbook—The Rudder

Human rights take on a particularly important meaning when thought of in terms of freedom of the press.

From a small beginning as a cub reporter for the college newspaper, students of journalism learn to experience the greatness of this heritage— the heritage of free thought and expression. STUDENT

STUDENT MINISTERIAL FELLOWSHIP

Julius Belser, Jr. William Ellsworth H. Lamar Gibble Kenneth Graham Ronald Hershbergcr Daniel A. Hoopcrt C. Frederick Horbach Thomas G. Kav Stanley C, Mfller David Myers Donald C. Ream Burton R, Shellhammer Glen \V. Snowden Sherwood Thomas Alan L. Whitacre Gilbert Young Carlos R. Ziegler

Levi }. Ziegler Robert Ziegler Robert Byerlv, adviser

Above : A Greek child receiving milk and blankets.

Center: Rehearsal for a deputation program.

Right: Members of the Student Ministerial Fellowship. CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT

THE CABINET

Robert Albright Lucy Musselman Paul Bashore David Myers Julius Belser, vice-pres. Donald Ream Shirley Diehl Jean Roland William Ellsworth Nancy Shaeffer Lamar Gibble Glen Snowden Grace Keeny, sec. Alan Whitacre Faye Koontz Gilbert Young Kurt Matema Shirlev Young James Meminger Carlos Ziegler, pres. Celia Miller Levi Ziegler Walton Mayer, treas. Robert A. Bverlv, adviser 3 B HB BB BB ffll

3B ae eb ffl bbI JAPAN

Above Right: Faye Koontz and Grace Keeny pouring at the tea initiating the campus community chest drive. L. to R.' Jean Roland, Carlos Ziegler,

J. Albert Seldoinridge, Donald Ream, and Alan Whitacre.

The Student Christian Movement representing more than twenty denominations cooperated with the Student Association in supporting a campus community chest. Three vital international aid foundations will benefit from this cam- paign—International Christian University, World Student Service Fund, and International Refugee Committee.

Above: Members of the Lutheran Student Association with Pastor Raymond Fetter in the Elizabcthtown Lutheran church. MEN'S QUARTET

David Myers Carlos Ziegler Paul Rice Ellis Shenk Nevin Fisher, director

Mrs. Fetter at the console.

Mrs. Meyer instructing Jean Dichl in piano.

Paul Bashore Mariane Beane Frances Bishop Elaine Compton Carl Geary Christine Heilman George Heisey Frederick Horbach James Miller Catharine Moyer Walton Moyer David Myers Dorothy Oxen ford Arlene Reinhold Walter Schell David Willoughby Galen Hen, adviser '

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SCHEDULE A CAPPELLA February ^. Evening Mohler's Church Fcbrnaij to, Morning East Fairvieu

Febnian 10, Evening I lanovei March z. Evening: Lititz March g. Evening: EHzabethtown Lutheran March 16, Evening: Palmyra March i^. E\"ening: Lancaster March 30, Evening: Carlisle April 20, Moming: Klizjbcthtown Brethren April 20. Evening: Lebanon

May 4, Evening: Waynesboro M.iv 11. Morning: York Second May 11, Evening: York First First Sopranos First Tenors Elsie Bomgardner Walton Mover, pres. Mar\- Grace Bucher David Myers Hazel Knappenberger Charles Yohe Dorothy Shearer Lonaine Stchman Second Tenors Paul Bashore Second Sopranos James Miller Anne Hamish Walter Schell Nancy Hoffman Carlos Ziegler Betsv Landis First Basses Joyce Lerew Gibblc CHOIR Marian Meyer Lamar Paul Rice First Altos Glen Snowden Jean Burkhart Second Basses jane Franklin Carl Geary Lois Frantz Miller Catharine Mover Lerov Ellis' Shenk. lib. Shirley Young, sec. David Willoughby Second AJtos Director Arden Benfield Nevin W. Fisher Patricia Kratz Jovce Moore Jean Roland COMERCIANTES

MEMBERS

Dale Bcrkhcimcr. vice-pies. William Meyers Donald Campbell, treas. Marian Miller, sec. Harold Geib Thclma Neidlinget Joanne Groff David Newcomer James Gross Marian Newcomer Man. Horst Greta Reimer Thomas Kingrce Jean Roland James Klock Charles Roth Dons Kopp Thomas Ruoss Phyllis Kratz Earl Shaak John Kugle David Shaffer Delores Landis Phyllis Sharp Elizabeth Landis William Schneider, pres. Wilbur McKcan Eugene Tabbutt Richard Martin Albert Gray, adviser LANGUAGES

Foreign languages for global peace Americans, awake to language needs.''

Paul Bashore Man Ann Beck Julia Bender Gloria Crouthamel

Irvin Gebhard, Jr. Robert Herr James Hivner Marv Jane Hoffer Phyllis Kratz Fredrik Malmborg, pres. Kurt Matema Celia Miller, sec. James Miller Robert Springer, vice-pres. Kathrvn Heir, adviser

GERMAN CLUB

Donald Albright Robert Albright Julius Belser Laura Mae Boone Christine Buccieri Ruth Bucher, sec.-treas, Gloria Crouthamel Peggy Eberly ^ illiam Ellsworth Walton Emig ™ George Frost Glenn Hamme George Heisey William Iicisey George Kanoff John Kreider Kurt Matcrna Celu Miller Leroy Miller Glen Snowden, pres. Robert Ziegler Frederick Neumann, adviser H 'F""- HH i 1 Above: French students and adviser checking visual and auditory aids. Ckntxr: Adviser shows point of interest on map of Ger- many. Richt: The Eiffel Tower near meeting place of the Gen- eral Assembly of the United Nations.

I Leon Abel Eugene Anderson Louise Bartenslager John Bender ean Burkhart Elizabeth Boeger Laura Mae Boone Josephine Bowman John Brunner Edward Brunner Anthony Bruscia Christine Buccieri Donald Campbell, treas. Peggy Eberly, pres. Jane Franklin Bemice Gibble Marion Haldcman Christine Heilman

J. Wflmet Heisey Benjamin Hess Carl Kaufman Grace Keeny, lib. Doris Kopp Celia Miller Man- Jean Miller Lucy Musselman, sec. Above: D. Campbell. S. Warner. G. Keeny, Prof. Hoover. L. Musselman, and P. Eberly Wilbur L. Robertson way to FT. A. meeting. Nancy Seldomridge Dorothy Shearer Nancy Stuckey Ray Thompson Shirley Warner, v-pres. James Voder Charles Vohe FUTURE TEACHERS Elmer Hoover, adviser OF AMERICA PHI BETA CHI

Robert Albright Robert Allison Mariane Beane Tnon Benner Barbara Brenner Glenn Ham me Phyllis Longenecker Lerov Miller Robert Miller Jovce Moore Walton Mover An extra-curricular expression of a auricular field, the science James Obetz club brings together prospective doctors, dentists, nurses, medical Clifford Schort technologists, chemists, biologists, and teachers of science. Ellis Shenk. rice-pres. Meeting monthly this organization plans field trips, uses visual Glenn Snowden Alice Weicksel, sec-treas aids, and follows the scientific news. Gilbert Young, pres. Shirley Young The Apgars. adviser- POLITICAL SCIENCE

MEMBERS

Norman Bowers, vice-pres. Barbara Dclson, sec.-rreas. Shirley Dichl William Ellsworth, pres. Walton Emig Jay Frey George Frost Daniel Hoopert Fredrik Malmborg Gerald Roland Jean Roland Albert Scldomridge David Shaver Glen Snowdcn Robert Springer Ralph Stout Kenneth Wittle Gilbert Young W ilhclm Raining, adviser

\mi\ i \ town meeting in Eritrea.

Above Preparing bills foi the I C G conference SOCK AND BUSKIN

Balcony Scene . . . Fantasy on an Empty

. . . the Stage . . . High Window Why

Chimes Rang . . . Puppet Show . . . The

Kingdom of God . . . Arsenic and Old Lace

MEMBERS

Louise Bartenslager, vice-pres Leona Bishop Josephine Bowman John Dean Shirlev Diehl Walton Enug, treas. Jack Fichter, pres. Christine Heilman Marv Jane Hotter C. Frederick Horbach Celia Miller, sec. Walton Moyei David Myers Marian Newcomer Jean Roland Nancy Sheaffer Glen Snowdcn Gilbert Young Levi Zicgler Alice Heilman, aii\ iser Homecoming

When the campus maples turned to gold, the alumni returned to cheer the tug of war, to plan the activities for enjoy the All Col- another year, to witness the conferring of honorary degrees upon some of their number, and to lege Players' production "One Foot in Heaven." Thti^ May Court.

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FLOW1 R OIK1.S kirhrm Ann kiihetr.u CROVNBEARER Robert E&htcmjn, I

The^ Music

J.ilin 'tlu Cora M

Heatwok Bonnie Krtidcr NTalton Moyer Carlo* Zieglcr Harold Lsmar Cibbl I ii i llonoran degree conferred at Forty-Ninth Com- mencement Or Charles Apgar reads citation for Dr. Galen loung. Dr. (). F. Stamhaugh adjusts hood as President Baughei presents diploma.

Center: Dr. Rnfns Bucher, Dr. Galen Young. President Baughcr, Dr. Ernest V. Mollis, Dean Bucher.

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COMMENCEMENT 1951 ATHLETICS

Symbolizing Courage, Strength, Endurance VARSITY W E"

MEMBERS

Leon Abel Robert Albright Mariane Beane, sec. Tryon Benncr Jack Bolton Josephine Bowman Edward Brnnner John Brnnner Richard Goss, Wce-pres. Thomas Kingree Nelson Kline Doris Kopp James Meminger, pres. William Meyers Charles Roth Thomas Ruoss William Schneider

J. Albert Seldomridge Nevin Snader Varsity "E" members checking programs before the game. Robert Springer Shirley Warner, treas. Paul Wechter Man, Alice Weicksel Harold Wilson Shirlev Young Ira ilcrr, adviser

Cheerleaders

Julia Bender Joanne Groff Ann Hamish Lois McMinn David Myers Marian Newcomer Jane Waller Alan Whitacre

J. II. Dodd, adviser G G

SOCCER

E-roivn Opp.

1 Kings 5 Gettysburg 1 3 Wilkes 2 1 Wilkes 5 4 of U. Baltimore o 5 Lincoln 1 1

Lock Haven 1 3 West Chester 11

TEAM

William Beaston—RF Tryon Benner—IR George Frost—CF Glenn Hamme—RHB George Heisev—LF William Heis'ey—IR Thomas Kingree—LHB Nelson Kline—CUB Fredrik Malmborg—RI, Donald Martin—LHB George McCne—CF James Meminger— Lerov Miller— Charles Roth—LF

). Albert Seldomndge—RFB David Shafer—RFB John Shaneor—RF Lane Shank—RHB Christopher Simpson—LHB Nevin Snader—LFB Eugene Tabbutt—LFB Harrv Thomas, manager Benjamin Withers—RHB Richard Zook—LF H. Dodd, coach J. WOMEN'S

SCHEDULE

E-town Opp.

Kings . , 39 1 2 Moravian 63 Hall Linden 61 33 Bridgewatcr 19 4- Alumnae r- Lebanon Yallev -i 26 Gettysburg 2S 28

Immacnlata 33 4« Lebanon Valley 19 Shippcnsbnrg H Albright . . 4 1 Linden I Iall 45 GGGGGFFGF F GGFFFFGGF

BASKETBALL

VARSITY JUNIOR-VARSITY

Mariane Beane— Man.' Ann Beck— Josephine Bowman, manager Edythe Edwards— Julia Bender— Peggy Hicks— Frances Bishop— Doris Kopp— Elizabeth Boeger— Phyllis Kratz— Christine Buccieri— Delores Landis— Mary Grace Bucher— Marian Miller, manager Cvnthia Grill— Catharine Moyer, manager Betsy Landis— Arlene Reinhold— Elizabeth Landis— Shirley Warner— Lois McMinn— Mary- Alice Weicksel— Dorothy Shearer— Shirley Young— Nancy Stuckey— Ira llcrr, coach Ira Herr, coach SB

MUM

JUNIOR-VARSITY BASKET Jay Brubaker Larry Chapman Nelson Chittum Larry Enders Nelson Kline George Paul Charles Roth Jay Rutherford Paul W center Alan Whitacre II. J. Dodd, coach

SCHEDULE

E-town

Dec. Stevens Trade . •4 % Dec. 11 Mt. St. Mary's . 3 1 33

Jan. 5 Lebanon Valley 3° 55 Jan. 7 Stevens Trade . 43 49 Jan. IS Millersville . . 55 44 Jan. iq Dickinson 46 45

Jan. :6 Albright . 3 1 37 Jan. 3° Millersville 7 51 Feb. Lincoln 49 46 Feb. M Lincoln . 39 45 Feb. 18 Landisville 59 52 Feb. 21 Lebanon Valley 5= V- Feb. ^ Landisville . . 53 5° Feb. Mt. St. Mary's . 5° 4S Feb. -7 Dickinson 43 54 5

VARSITY

Jack Bolton Edward Brnnncr John Brunner BALL Donald Crumbling Harvey Jacobs Gerald |acoby Thomas Kingree Nelson Kline George McCue James Meininger Donald Rcid William Schneider Harry Thomas, manager Harold Wilson Stanley Yon Nieda, coach SCHEDULE

E-rown Opp. Nov. 29 King's (Delaware) ... 86 39 Dec. 4 West Chester 64 63 Dec. 8 Gettysburg 56 73 Dec. 11 Mt. St. Mary's 47 50 Jan. 5 Lebanon Valley .... 44 54 Jan. 9 St. Joseph's (Philadelphia) 44 62 Jan. 12 Susquehanna 49 32 Millersville Jan. 1 35 45 Jan. 19 Dickinson 68 53 Jan. 26 Albright 57 73 Jan. 30 Millersville 39 41 Feb. 2 Lincoln 64 44 Feb. 6 Juniata 51 54 Feb. 9 Susquehanna 71 44 Feb. 14 Lincoln 58 56 Feb. 16 Indiantown Gap Military Res. 42 72 Feb. 18 Juniata 74 44 Feb. 21 Lebanon Valley .... 70 68 Feb. 23 Lvcoming 67 54 Feb. 25 Mt. St. Mary's 81 50 Feb. 27 Dickinson 71 62 Mar. 3 Lycoming 43 49 PPC PP C

BASEBALL

TEAM SCHEDULE 1951

Leon Abel— E-toven Opp. Bolton— Jack Towson 8 3 Enders OF Larrv — Gettysburg 2 o Gordon Foster—OF Millersville 2 Harold Geib, manager 9 Earl Hess—IF Albright o 8 Arthur Heipler— Dickinson 8 M William Kell—OF Dickinson 2 9 Thomas Kingree— IF Ursinus Nelson Kline—OF— 14 Ham' Kurz— St. Joseph 7 Carl Martin—IF Shepherd 19 13 William Meyers—OF Lebanon Valley 3 4 Clarence Miller, manager Lincoln Richard Miller, manager 5 Thomas Rnoss— Lebanon Valley 4 Christopher Simpson— C Lycoming g Nevin Snader—OF Susquehanna 5 Gerald Weaver IF — Juniata 6 Paul Wechter— Juniata Harold Wilson—IF 5 Ira Herr, coach Susquehanna 4 TENNIS

PLAYERS

Stanley Grill Carlton Lehman Richard Martin James Meminger William Schneider

J. Albert Seldomndge Robert Springer John Thompson Robert Trimmer Ira Hen, coach

SCHEDULE

E-tow-n Opp Juniata .... 3 6

Albright . 1 8 Dickinson 2 1 Dickinson 1 8

Ursinus . 3 6

Juniata . -4 5 Lycoming 3 6 TUG OF WAR ON HOMECOMING DAY f

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Page 3 Peoples of the World. Page 60 Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. Page 4 Scenes from four areas under the supervision of the Page 62 A happy smile for millions of children in 60 coun- United Nations: (1) The war in Korea (2) the re- tries served by the International Children's Emergency patriation in Palestine (3) the activities of the FAO Fund. A Greek child gets milk and blankets. seeking to increase production (4) the literary program Page 68 A young Latvian rehabilitated through commer- of UNESCO in Mexico. cial education. Page 7 Libya on the road to independence in 1952. The Page 69 The flag of the U. N. unfurled from the Palais de National Assembly meets to proclaim a provisional gov- Chaillot, where the U. N. Assembly met last November.

ernment and to draft a constitution for the new nation. The Eiffel Tower is in the background. Pages 12-13 Learning to bind books. Page 70 A student social worker in Guatemala learns to Page 17 Mr. Trygve Lie, secretary-general of the United take care of blind children under a fellowship grant Nations. made possible through the U. N.

Pace 18 Rehabilitation of Korea is one of the U. N.'s big- Pace 71 Students at the University of Vienna receiving

gest jobs. Shown here is rice distribution in Seoul. a shipment of scientific equipment sent through Page 19 Above: Fifty men representing the United Na- UNESCO. tions armed services. Below: Arab refugees learning the Pace 72 U. N. Commissioner, Dr. Anzc Matienzo, talks shoemaker's trade. with the townspeople of the Eritrean town of Asmara. Page 57 Above: For the world's children UNICEF. Below: The former Italian Colonv of Eritrea becomes an au- The Greek scheme for the utilization of idle manpower tonomous unit federated with Ethiopia. introduced by a U. N. adviser. Road building and land Pace 77 A close-up of the United Nations structure in reclamation. New York City. Pace 56 A meeting of the general assembly. Page 89 U. N. Headquarters—Permanent home seen from Pace 59 The Security Council considering the Anglo- the Long Island side of the East River. Iranian oil dispute. WT***

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