Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

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,......,..4.,.. Svnphnmurra We, the Sophomore class of 1933-34, are happy to say that we have had a lsuccessful year alt MZ. B. C. Gur high school career is now half finished and we look forward with eager anticipation to next year when we shall take the role of Juniors, Reading from left to right we are a.s follows: Earl Pyke, New Kingston, Pa., Vice Pr- sident- Robert Brechbill, Dillsburg, Pa., P-resident, Margaret Gallagher, Grantham, e 9 Pa., Secretary, Sr. Mary Hoffman, Grantham, Pa., Our Advisor-3 Janet Remxlck, Cfhicago, Illinois, Lewis Sider, Wainiie-et, Ont., Elizabeth Trimmer, Lisburn, Pa., Treasurer, Richar-d Fake, Lewisberry, Pa. In this class of seven two states and Canada are represented. Alzhough we.are l ' b we have enjoyed many pleasant times together As we continue smal in num er . 1 a - . ' . i our life in school we hope to have many more pleasant times and to attam to the same success as our predecessors. .--Page Nineteen-

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1 'W' if Through ship-wreck, if kept By love of his ship And faith in a harbor o'er sea, if 'i i Artiuitivz Performing the toil with courage unspoiled He anchors his ship, closing the trip Secure in the harbor o'er sea. Youth's vision has vanished, To the victor the vanquishedg uit is life , he is told, Unpractical fancies were his dreams -Page Twenty-one- of old.