Malone University - Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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STUDENT PROSPECTS 'P u l. Patricia Dunn 4. David and Dale 2. Bruce Baxter 5. James Borron 3. John Mark and 6. Victor Poser, Jr, Paul Phillip Headland SENIOR RETROSPECTS lf. f W4 l 7. Alice Hnbcggur 8 XVavnc Dunn Virginia Alraman Dorothy Vwlhitc Helen Wlieelcr Curtis Chambers Guess NVho? Geneva Rahcnkamp The 1946 CleBi'Co liarl liclbaugh 53

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SAGA OF OOLE DO RM 52 It was in Oole we Hrst met. Just eleven girls 'tis true: In case you know us not as yet, We'll introduce ourselves to you. So first we'll introduce Miss Long : She's Iris to us all, And on this one thing we're not wrong- Her red hair makes them fall. I-Ier room-mate is the next to meet, And Dimple is her name. We will agree that she is sweet, We're surely glad she came. Our only 'Asoph is Darlington: She sort of Mothers us. Whene'r the rules we try to shun, She'll raise an awful fuss! Millie Parlieru greets us next In wreathin' smiles as sunny rays. You'll know her by her merry text. Just busy times and happy days. Shirley Ricard is small and cute Such optimism and carefree fun. To Oole she's an attribute In friendship and in good deeds done Our victim next is Genia Edwards With hair so long and black: I-Ier sweetness is not told in words, And in love she does not lack. Downstairs we go-here's Ida Nagy. A senior, don't you know? By her example we can see How love sets hearts aglow. Now Helen is the quiet one: In slow but mannered poise She shows us how we may have fun Without such awful noise. Rollicking, funny. yet studious too. Blanche Slusser now you meet, Besides her honesty clear to view She's charming. kind, and sweet. Here is little Peggy Block Quiet, sweet, we'll all agree. She stands upon the Solid Rock' A blessing rare she's bound to be. The Scriptures Dorothy can repeat- Just puts us all to shame! I-Ier match we don't expect to meet, Indeed, this is her fame. Now you've met us one by one, A blessing we all hope to prove. And in this world by sin undone Show forth the Savior's life and love The 1946 CleBiCo

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54 CHAPEL The most sacred memories which C. B. C. students cherish throughout life center in the college chapel. How our hearts thrill as we join in singing the great hymns and songs of the church! The fervent prayers voiced by Spirit- iilled instructors or students lift us closer to God as we bow in His presence. There. insincerity vanishes. and honest confessions bring peace to our souls. We share the burdens which God has laid on our hearts and the victories which we have Won by I-lis grace. We thank God for these precious memories. ti! General Chorus The 1946 CleBiCO