Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

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In Memoriam Bonnie Marie Elliott That quality most characteristic of Bonnie Marie Elliott was her sincere enthusiasm and desire to contribute to the life on Geneva campus. So vital was her per- sonality that everyone who knew her found a renewed appreciation of the simplest things. The most precious prayer Is a loving heart Seeing beauty in A falling leaf . . . A snowilake . . . A star . . . To love each moment Of each day . . . To know Life . . . As a beautiful adventure . . . And in so knowing Teach us how to live . . . 3

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In Memoriam Dr. Williain E. Cleland Dr. William E. Cleland, a brilliant scholar, made his greatest contribution to the students of Geneva through his encour- agement of high academic ideals. His ex- ample as a dedicated teacher has influ- enced many students to follow his precepts. I shall set up shepherds which shall feed them There are those people . . . Who in living . . . Dedicate themselves to giving His gift was great beyond measure For it was the gift of learning Greater than monuments of stone . . . Buildings of brick . . . Is the memory of service To the education of others . . . His monument is in the hearts Of those who follow his ideals 2

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