Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

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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.

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