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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,. --N., , E -, J - U h v .a '2s.... 'f-L...-. P :- A-1-N 73? .,'flf f1-1'-s r 1 Tliitrrarg Svnrirtg ' Every Friday afternoon at the ringing of the 3:05 bell, all the students assemble 1n R-o-oms 1 and 2 for Literary Society. The aim of this society is to give each student an opportunity to exercise his talents and to appear before an audience. The interest in Literary Society seems to have been renewed this year and e-ach student looks forward to the programs with eagerness. The ro rams which were rendered were of a ver interestin nature. During . . . Y g . the Second Semester several inter-class competltive program were featured as in the previous years. The com-petitions were in debates, orations, short stories and art. The splendid spirit of cooperation and interest manifested by the students was highly appreciated. Whithout this the society would not have been capable of functioning as it did. Yet we also needed able ofiicers to guide us. Following- are the names of the presidents and Secretaries who so faithfully performed their duties. FIRST 'PERM THIRD TERM President - - - George Taylor President - - Carlton Witvtlinger Secretary ---- Fay Martin Secretary - - - L21Ul'21 IUVHQI' SECOND TERM FOURTH TERM President ---- John Enfrle President - - - 1703111 Z01'f'llf ' Secretary ---- Ruth Ulery Secretary - - - Charlotte Ilull -Pave Twenty-three-