Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

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ll!!! fi? I Q! 5 -E3 g.. 1- '5 :'f--f-'-- 4 ICLARIIIN jim S A C. N. HOSTETTER, Jr., Th. B.. Winona Lake School of Theology, PRESIDENT, CHRISTIAN EDUCATION T l University, Potomac University, Wittenberg College, A. W. CLIMENHAGA, M. A., Ph. D., ay or DEAN, PUBLIC SPEAKING, CHURCH HISTORY ENOS H. HESS, M. S., Penn .State College, SCIENCE . . . . , . S . U h C ll e, New York Biblical Seminary. Irinceton emi- JESSE F. LADY, A. B., Th. M., fohn Fletc er ,oi eg nary, Drew University, BIBLE, GREEK e N. A. WINGERT, M. A., Grove City College, SOCIAL SCIENCE EARL MILLER, Mus. B., Chicago Musical College, VOICE, CHORUS JACOB G. KUHNS, A. B., Elizabethtown College, University of Pennsylvania, ENGLISH, GERMAN A. H. BRECHBILL, A. B., Goshen College, Penn State College, MATHEMATICS CLARENCE Z. MUSSER, A. B., Taylor University, Penn State College, SCIENCE MARY E. HOFFMAN, A. B., Penn State College, Columbia University, ENGLISH Q ANNA E. CLIMENHAGA, A. B., Potomac Uiiiimiiy, Wiiieiibi-ig College, LATIN, GREEK M ' , PIANO, CHORUS, NIATRON FRANCES A. SMITH, American Conservatory of usic 'nine

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THE l939 it i ur m 85l:6!8lfLf Needed everywhere-hands that can work skillfully. minds that can think clearly, and hearts that can love purely and decide firmly. We face a distressed world-politically distraught. economically chaotic. morally degenerated, and ethically corrupted. Uur world has developed new ideas rapidly, but gradually has lost her ideals. What a task youth face todayl What an opportunity! ls it dillicult for you to see the open door? Maybe so, hut HA man's gift shall make room for him. Messiah Bible College is dedicated to the task of lmuilding tfhristian personality. Cultural improvement by acquaintance with the past: practical and skill tlcwlopiriviit by close contact with present day lifcg strong and poised personality nuulc possilmlv hy a vital fellowship with Cod - these are our aims. We purpose that the young men and women who leave hl. ll. ti. may truly say. cc . ' ' ' Q . . . For me to live IS Christi' and Q l can do all things through l.lirist who strvllgtllviwtli 99 me. tl. N. llHS'l'lf'l l'l'fll. Jn. rfyflll lllll 1 Y 'IielvJ'v-.4'w95l'JlUi'1'A '4-A f 'ilur-viv'4fi9 v

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jdCMAy EUNICE L. WINGERT, A. B., Southwestern State Teachers' College, Drexel Institute, HOME MAKING, ART A ROY W. ZOOK, B. S., Penn State College, GENERAL SHOP CLARA E. HOFFMAN, M. E., Millersville State Teachers' College, Penn State Col- lege, LIBRARIAN MARY G. ENGLE, R. N., Lancaster Ceneral Hospital, PRECEPTRESS, NURSE, First Se- I'flCStCI' DOROTHY M. MARTIN, A. B., Taylor Um'- versity, PRECEPTRESS, Second Semester A. RUTH ZERCHER, R. N.. Sl. foseplfs Hos- pital. NURSE. Second Semester RUTH R. TAYLOR. R. N.. llarrisburg Cen- crul Hospital. HE.-XI.TH JOHN I.. MINTICR. Cvlthyslzzzrg Se'n11'm1ry. Bllsl.lC. Winter Term .IICSSIC IC. ISRlQlIIlllll.l.. lx'un.w1s .eigriculturul lfollf-gf-. llrslxl-:ss Muna:-:R IIANIICI, U. XXllN1ll'fR. Sun l l'l!ll1'I-SPH HIISII- rlfws llfllf-,-gf-. l!uuRRlel-1n'l'R