Malone University - Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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SENIORS CLARENCE SEKERAK, Barberton, Ohio Class Pres. '43: Class Vice Pres. '44: Gleaners' Pres. '45: Gleaners' Advisors '46. Superior in size, intellect and spirituality, Casey has been a valuable student at C.B.C. and a real soul winner, MILDRED SMITH, Lamira, Ohio Class Sec. '43s Voice Staff '43i CleBi'Co Ass't Ed. '44: Missionary League '43-'46. Mildred is a neat. attractive, and competent little senior. She has favorably impressed us by her sincerity and refinement. GILBERT THOMAS, Cardington, Ohio Special Choir '43-'46: Class Treas, '43: Soul Winners' Club '43-'45: Orchestra '43, '-1-4: Voice Ed, '44: Class Pres. '44: Gleaners' Treas. '-15: CIeBi'Co Business Mgr. '4-5: Gleaners' Pres. '46. Approachable, generous, interesting, Gilbert is a fine student. His Christian leadership has been a blessing to us. ANNETTE WHEELER, Bellefontaine. Ohio Day Girls' Prayer Band Vice Pres. '4-1: Cooper- ative Girls' Pres. '-45: Missionary League '43-'46. Annette's friendly smile and pleasant manner make you feel right at home with her. She is an alert student and a consistent Christian. HELEN XVHEELER. Centerville. Pennsylvania Emmanuel Bible School '38f'4l Class Pianist '44: Class Chorister '4-5: Dormi- tory Girls' Council Chaplain '46. We can't be sad when Helen is around. She is optimistic, agreeable. talented. and capable. Keep smiling, Helen. DOROTHY VVHITE. Ionia. Michigan Class Pianist '44, '45: Class Chorister '45: Choir '44-'46: Ciirls' Trio '-16. Music and Dorothy are inseparable, Her gay, cheerful manner brightens others' lives and makes them glad they know het. ANNA JUNE WINN. Alliance. Ohio Class Vice Pres. '43: Choir '43-'46: Girls' Trio '43, '46: Student Instructor in Piano '44, '45s Missionary League Treas. '45: Vice Pres. 46: Gleaners' Advisor '45. Anna June has a gracious charm which never fails to be kind and sympathetic. She is an accomplished pianist and singer. The 1946 CleBiCo

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18 CLASS OFFICERS 'Y I-Al L1 IA DEBORD. President. Millsboro, Pennsylvania DOROTHY ERICH, Secretary, Norwood, Ohio DOROIHY KUHN, Vice President, Coshocton, Ohio ROBERT AUFRANCE, Treasurer, Alliance,Oh1o JUNIOR CLASS The junior class, through three happy years. has moved steadily on toward its desired goal-graduation. Looking back over these years, we feel profoundly grateful for the knowledge gained and the growth in spiritual life attained. Our first year was one of making adjustments, and learning conformity to rules and regulations. Habits of study came hard for most of us, but as the year swiftly passed, we learned to apply ourselves. The second year we learned that all knowledge had not been acquired the first year. but rather that there was still a vast wealth of learn- ing to be obtained: thus we set ourselves to the task and privilege before us. eager to demonstrate our ability to adapt ourselves to study. Looking toward the future, our class shares mingled emotions of sad regret and of hopeful anticipation. The blessings enjoyed as a class cause us to regret the fact that we have only one more year together. Yet. the vision of a needy world and the call of God burning on our hearts make us eager to launch out into an unknown but victorious future of service for our Master. Many of the class have received dennite calls to pastoral, evangelistic and missionary endeavor: others, as yet, do not know their future fields of service. But all of us are determined to be found in the center of the will of God, seeking always to live our class motto- Not I but Christ. The 1946 CleBrCo