Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

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Sept. 4. Registration Day-m01'f-2 students coming, . S-ept. 5. Get-Acquainted meeting this evening. Sept. 7. First Hapantes me-eting, also class me-etings. Ssept. 12. A group of students gO to Harrisburg to hear Jubilee Singers, Sept. 13. First lVlii's.s1iyonary C-ircvle meeting. Several students arrive from Michigan. Sept. 14. College gives program in chap-el. Sept 117. College Male Quartette goes to Plhiladelphia. Sept. 19. Tennis season ofpens-the two courts are at a. pr-emium. ' Sept. 22. First Literary Program- students gather at Norman Brubak- ers in t-he evening. S-ept. 24. College Ladies' Quartette sings at Bowmansdale and Harris- burg. Sept. 25. Several students go swim- ming in the Minnemingo. Clarion goes to press. Sept. 27. Choral Society organizes. OCTOBER Oct. 3. Mary Kreider and Verda Wilber Snyder, from Ohio, in charge. Oct. 3. Mary Kreider and Vera Moyer give Missionary talks this evening, Oct. 12. Seniors give program in chapel. Oct. 13. A basketball team com- posed of boys from Triplex Farms de- feats a team from M. B. C. Oct. 16. Trio Harmonious sings at a Dairy Banquet at Carlisle to-night. Oct. 18. Prof. Earl Miller partici- pates in a musical recital broadcast from WCOD, Harrisburg, O-c-t. 20. College class has outing, also Freshman-Sophomore outing. Oct. 22.. Home again-Seniors are entertained to a homecoming break- fast at 2 o'clo-ck A.. M. Oct. 23. Boys have secret meeting in chapel to make plans to entertain Glalvnhm' girls, t oct. 25. The 'tSti-eff grand Plano' a present of former Boys' ChOI'11S9S, arriv-es. . Oct. 26. The old car garage IS started to be torn down. u Oct. 27. Boys entertain Girls ln D-ining Hall. Oct. 31. Halloween Party in Din- ing Hall. NOVEMBER Nov. 1. Prof, Miller and several students open hunting season. Nov. 2. Prof. Miller gives recital. Mid Semester Exams. De-c. 8. HA Mock School conduct- ed by Prof. Wingert in Literary, Dec. 9. Ohio Students are guests, at the home of B. S. Brubaker. Dec. 11. -And is it cold-? Dec. 12. Some of the students go to Harrisburg to hear Messiah , .Dec. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Snyder and son visit M. B. C. Dec. 15. No Literary-Several car- load of students go skating at Silver Lake. Dec. 18. has party Y. P. Sunday School Clas at the Climenhaga home. Nov. 4. Hats off! The old garage is no more, Nov. 9. Trio Harmonious have an audition at WHP. Nov. 10. College conducts program in Chapel. No-v. 114. Adam Byers visits his Alma Mater. Nov. 15. Deportment Grades! Nov. 16. Earl Pyke swallows pin. Nov. 17. First Skating of year at B-owmansdale. Nov. 18. Two carload of students go to Manheim to hear Bishop Earn- est Swalm. Nov. 19. Young Peoples Society re- organizes. Nov. 21. Most of boarding Stud-ents attend a recital by 'Amphion Club at Mechanicsburg, Nov. 26. A bus load of students at- tend farewell services for Misses Kreider and Moyer at Harrisburg. Nov. 27. First Lecture Course Humber- Singer of Psalmsv, DECEMBER Dec 2 Students a ' - .V - re entertained by P1'0f, Steckley in Dining Hall, Dec. 3. Girls' Cfhorus sings this evening, Dec. 4. School Again, Ilgec. 5. Oh! Boy! Deer Meat, but? ec. 6. O-oocoh! Ptomain poison. -Page Twenty-eight, Dec. 19. The Choral Society gives Christmas program. Dec. 23. Christmas Dinner at School. Dec. 24. Special Chri.stmas Serv- ices. Rev. Albert Engle of Kenthucky preaches. Dec. 25. Merry Christmas-Dr. A. W. Climen haga ofiiciates at marriage of Al'ce Pote and Roy Zook. Dec. 26. ride. Dec. 29. Students go for .sleigh Students have supper at Prof. St-eckley's. Dec. 30. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Keefer entertain some of th-e students at their home. Dec. 31. All persons staying at school have dinner at Mr. and MrS- I. J, Zercher's home. JANUARY Jan. 2. Students begin to arrive- Jan 3. Studies are resumed--SiX Week's Term begins. Jan. 4. Missionary Circle g1'0l1P arrives from North-ern Tour. Jan 5. antes. Warm Discussion in HHP' Jan. 8. Journalism Class MeetS- Jen. 10. Mixed Chorus begins t0 PWC' tice for Bible Conference music. Jan. 16. Cram-burn mid-night oil -Tomorrow exams begin, Jan- 18. More Exams. Zool03Y Class attends Farm Show. Jan. H Ghz J an en du J an gilver Fel ice C1 Fel -ing'S .1on11 Fe Fe Colle Fe of P Fe iss . Fe 1Win l F lthis l F l enc noo ll GV He- CT' 'BN I' G l l