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Conestogan (1951-Present) College Yearbooks Elizabethtown College JayScholar Conestogan (1951-present) College Yearbooks 2000 Conestogan - 2000 Elizabethtown College Follow this and additional works at: https://jayscholar.etown.edu/conestogan Recommended Citation College, Elizabethtown, "Conestogan - 2000" (2000). Conestogan (1951-present). 62. https://jayscholar.etown.edu/conestogan/62 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the College Yearbooks at JayScholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in Conestogan (1951-present) by an authorized administrator of JayScholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Nj Taking I — A T i lark Conestogan 2000 w** jT*,'i ' *''£& U^'fc'.r^E*Y" ^5li' ) B nr tJ&faM BPK P^Yrty'f^-?! 1 5?^JPi ' • ** KbBh;*'. 1 1 RaS ia^l .'-ilSS EB'tj 8P- S^sPI Nftf'HK B*^'T' «E3fe\vt' v 1$ Sfcfi Bs£ tt^-vv^'K '.^vV<*v HKrv uit"J IRk 1 HSW^l Mr i'MWr "SAvr ''.""' V KT'm JuJO^I HfeKd ftjf^Hli )ft!*i HUD w' /'. 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Whether through academics, sports, clubs and organizations, or community service, the institution has formed a solid foundation for the thousands of students and faculty members that have walked down the campus' paths. The theme Making Our Mark reflects not only the school-wide Centennial celebration, but also the arrival of the new millenium. The use of the double "M" symbolizes the year 2000 in Roman Numerals, and unites each section of the book to demonstrate the ways in which Elizabethtown College continues to make its mark on the world every day. —Kristy Hauer KJo-Cjo//ors in (j/i/ef vjori Jiuntzinaer and Jtristi/ Jiauer 2 • Opening wn&*fi'i'tntn The People Behind the 2000 Conestogan 7i'<///av ( tin ards Jltitltt Cdwards Jissi.slant tjditors Sports (editors L unn J~infi~ 7aIf ( r/c f\/ar/e ~ (Jprina f%% L>opt/ Jjusiness JKanaaer (editor J noloorap/i 1/ (iditor Jlale tjimmons JJnesneija Ouoe tL)aran CjJi'ue Opening • 3 Special Events •<;*.- >v't H jKemoraole JlLoments &5r Before coming to Elizabethtown, you are ~SRgp Z3 forever hearing "small town, small college." In the realm of college life, small usually equals boring. Elizabethtown has proved anything but for those who have participated in any one of the special events. Special activities range from date auctions to winter formals to male beauty pagents to everyone's favorite: TGIS weekend. These activities bring a welcome break from the stress of schoolwork, jobs and life in II to Elizabethtown general. Whether brought by - u. the Activities Planning Board or by any of the campus' many organizations, these events give the students a chance for fun, lots of laughs and great memories. From the first few minutes of the opening all-campus picnic to the last moments of Breakfast at Midnight during finals, special events run thoughout the year, giving each Elizabethtown student a unique opportunity for fun. Kim Stry and Lindsey Hess duke it out in the jousting ring during —Jennifer Heisler T.G.I.S. ,1 ."^ flBr ' JB iff If ri^ft^^^7nA>^ft J v 4^9* J~^^Bit> — A\ •3f n i^Ol JNB1HHI %KjG • a^Lj ^'J"^ L~ T| - - "v^H Spending time with the town's youth is Members of the sophomore class bring a little Jimmy Buffet spirit to the homecoming parade. always a popular choice during Into the Streets. 4 • Special Events Archbishop Desmond Tutu looks out upon the crowd and shares inspiring stories of both hope and despair. The quilters sing jubilantly on stage during the fall play. I Special Events • 5 Freshmen: Making a New Mark on Campus Freshmen, freshmen everywhere! This describes the frenzied chaos of August 26th—moving day. New faces could be seen running in and out of their dorms, trying to unload cars, vans, trucks and U-Hauls as quickly as possible before their twenty minute parking time expired and they had to register. The pace did not slow down; the rest of the weekend proved to be just as hectic. Elizabethtown College and its Activites Planning Board had activities scheduled for the new students every minute of the day. As a result, many freshmen felt as though they did not have enough time to unpack their belongings, arrange their new living quarters, and bond with their roommates. As the initial weekend drew to a close, the upperclassmen moved in, and on Monday, without a chance to catch their breath, freshmen were introduced to the rigors of college classes. Good thing we're only freshmen once! —Melissa Woodruff and Kate Simmons Parents, along with Megan Luhrs, a resident Elizabethtown upper- assistant in Founders classmen help freshmen Hall, helps a new student move into their new check in. homes. 6 • Special Events l> y Elena Gorlenkova and Jen Douglass help Matt Philips and his parents move into Founders Hall. The freshmen walk al- ways manages to chal- lenge the freshmen to embarass themselves while having a good time in the process. Special Events • 7 In President Long's speech, he spoke of our Brethren Heri- tage, the mission and our strategic plan, Freshmen, faculty, administration and members of Student Senate gath- which are all embod- ered in Leffler Chapel for the Freshmen induction ceremony. ied in the Centennial Quilt. Members of the Executive Cabi- net of Student Senate help make all of the prepara- tions for the fresh- men induction ceremony, where freshmen are given an Elizabe- thtown College pin by a member of the faculty or The musical accompani- administration. ment for the freshmen pinning was provided by Angela Negri. 8 • Special Events mi^m Freshmen Induction/Convocation The opening weekend of the 1999-2000 school year was devoted to honoring Elizabethtown students and staff, both new comers and veterans. Members of the class of 2003 were welcomed into the college community at the annual freshmen induction ceremony. The centennial Convocation ceremony afforded an opportunity for faculty, students, and friends of the college to join for a time of reflection on the previous year's academic acheivements and to introduce the possibilities of the dawning academic season. Centering on themes of service learning, community relationships, and academic excellence. Convocation highlighted newly promoted faculty members and college scholars. President Long's message, "Making our mark on the world," offered insight into the college's rich Brethren heritage, mission, and strategic plan continuing our tradition of excellence. He exorted us not to become comfortable with our past accomplishments, but to "sail well" through the rocky canyon of time. —Wesley Bricker and Kate Simmons Members of the college faculty helped to honor the award recipients at Convocation. Freshmen sit and Provost McCallister wait with candles in congratulates Lynn hand for the induc- Fink after the cer- tion ceremony to emony. start. Special Events • 9 Into the Streets The 6th annual Into the Streets was held on October 9th of this school year. More than 600 students jumped out of their beds early on this sunny Saturday morning to travel out into the surrounding communities. They participated in projects concerning public relations, youth, senior citizens, the environment, and other unique issues. Some of these projects had students working at the activities fair, raking leaves, painting window sills, and assisting with the memory walk for Alzheimers. Overall, this 6th Into the Streets was, as usual, a huge success. — Amy Westervelt m *ta" Into the Streets co-leaders Maria King and Kella Scott Brewer, Kelly Barkman, members of the Rombach, and Jonathan Social Work Club, scrub the Sears organized the women's shower at Crispus Centennial event, connecting Attucks, a homeless shelter the students with in Lancaster. neighboring communities. 10 • Special Events Members of Habitat for Humanity relax after a morning of cleaning up at the Naaman Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Center. The E-town Blue Jay and his clown companion spread the spirit at the Into the Streets Rally. Mark Dappallone and Ron Taglairino jazz up the Into the Street Rally. Special Events • 11 Ryan Renfrow gives a Basket- ball Clinic to youngers during Into the Streets. Tina Drumheller and Tammy Weaver clean the kitchen at Crispus Attucks. 12 • Special Events Tahitha Le« guides a partici- pant with a craft at a local elementary school. I . it Members of the Newman Jen Hanson, secretary of the Club and IVCF, Lynn Fink, History Club, sweeps leaves Melissa Mielcarz, and from under a bush. Chrissy Voight worked with Etown Child Care to install playground equipment at the Bretheren Church. Special Events • 13 Homecoming/Family Weekend While much of the focus during the centennial year has been on tradition, the college set a precedent in 1999 with its first ever combination homecoming/ family weekend. Faculty, community members, alumni, students, and families joined together to "swing through time" with the help of countless activities designed to celebrate a century of Elizabethtown. Saturday opened with the annual homecoming parade, during which viewers were transported back through decades of music, politics, and education.
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