Malone University - Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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S El DISCOVERY College is self-discovery- It is talking until one day you surprise yourself by saying something worthwhile . . . It is discovering Robert Browning in a deserted corner of the library and realizing you would love to talk with him . . . It is finding out new facets of your personality- like how tired you can really become . . . It is realizing the beauty and the magic ofa flower. . . It is giving of yourself to a little child and being , fulfilled. . . It is meeting God in the tranquility of a quiet place and discovering that you belong to Him . . .

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HOP FUR TO ORRO If Malone becomes for us merely a point in time, a small segment of our lifetime, an isolated event, then our stay here has been in vain. As Malone has grown and expanded from a small group of six students, we too must pledge our lives to growth, building on the many experiences that Malone has given us. And after we are gone, our expanding college will continue molding those who follow us. EXPRESSWAY - U. S. ROUTE 62 , gg C9QDG6, I,.C 0 f nbilffif' Q9 ,QD E I ' ,I L1..: zI,lI . .' I6v eHWHH'swMgggF, Is , . , , Q I 'E NU' 4 ,g'3,N,:, unIrm.'zV,,, J. I I -Wm. Q .I E Er, x , E I ,I I I A It :f.:.'::':,':'.::r:.... ay, QQ lin if.. ' I I ft' 5 'kia , , QV: 1, .A Ib Kelli , -. , Ig 'T In ' . I It I ' It I .:.E. .... -'I -La- -a fs 3: , Q'I'fe-I Q1 - ' I ' C566 ,z I M .',. I, 25, I - gl ff A V g gf K It H IK 0 t ,s I. I -I Xi rAlN.1,.,',i ry gpm., ..., AL ,r . K - mu E AX . I am, C53 i, X C i I HM 5 2 C, A ,t ' is ,- I Y: 1 ,ll ,g , F ' .-,fl ' I-35,1 9: A Wfbfx 'If , f. X, Q . 1 ' ' '. ,CIP I' 'A QI A I I1- . I -Si i f A elm' 0 '9 IQ 'W I ,fr Q , , ,.,. . , Y jab Q by Q 'Q V' ' 2 ,E 1. vi- Q : 12:2 Le : - Ex E' P-'15-9,3 I , 1- x 1 F 'Aw ' I 8 l : K 1 , I J. ' QW : 2 a s I A 'EI 'Q .... ff- I ' w e! - - I ,V,4J. lv yi, , V ,Q-'JJ 5716: -E 3 P ., un is Y .VA. f ,mnmr Q ., la y- J ' H... 0. I I, J 945 ' mp: if f 'I 'ivfffff-i I E --A--In Lf , gEs-gv,EEEn-gEmA M, ab ' G ' . +39 I IG S! n 'I 1 ' ,Q is Ffkfzu . s I 9 E Iv I Q I-E its to Qs Usa gf - ,. I ,-,X,, wi , X ., 5, - J aff' Q Q f ' ffxgf. Q ,, , I in is , QQ? 14. VV 1 ' 5 .1 I ,sst A Iv ..... .Es- mg W-I vis? I EMI . I In G lg' ...,... mm -QRIFM , . MMM.. Kap Vl 23,52 fm, ..., N, 59.5, H X 'I' I LO' ff - III? A 3 I , , g KL ii-I 'I ,fr-TJ' x gtk? T'T ' H I mx A I I-N I - ,M A 3 g M .9 .... G , . Il' ,. , ' , ' 'I 5 W 5, cIIIIIEIImIIIII2fo W.. 3 - Q, Q f .5 ' fo 1, 'Fi' giliefx Qu. 1 .Q h I I .4 :.3 .. ' nv, LEGEND MASTER PLAN FOR CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT - TO BE BUILT WITH voL-UNTARY GIFTS lj EXISTING DORMITORIES ISELF-LIQUIDATINGI E EXISTING BUILDINGS EI LOCATION os POSSIBLE FUTURE BUILDINGS. 21