Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

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ALUMNI RECEIVE DEGREES AT THESE INSTITUTIONS Rfllfllfla College EHZffl,lFf,l,l01llIL College . -..BI. f'. . ,P. IKIIQLEN BOWERS. Hope, Kansas JXMFQ REBEFLR' Mt JOY a , 3. . A. B. Junior College. l928 PAULINT5 PEATLING. Abilene. Kansas A. B. Junior College, l9I-33 Drexel Institute CLARA STONER, Moylan, Pa. li. S. Academy, l9l 8 DOROTHY MARTIN, Elizalmetlitown. B. S. Junior College, 1936 ,lllllflllll College RUTH ULERY, Springfielcl, Ohio B. S. Junior College, 1938 P .lunior College. l939 HAROLD KETTERING, Mt. Joy, Pa. A. B. .llmior College, l939 BETH WVINGER. Grantham, Pa. B. S. Junioi' College, l939 Kansas Slate College KENNETH l-loovmz, Detroit, Kansas M. S. E Junior College, l932 Wizlmzbzzrg College HHOIJA LIQNHIQRT, Abilene. Kansas B. S. Academy, 1930 OLIVE SCHNEIDER. Merrill. Michigan B. S. Academy. l930 I Il

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MISSIONARY CIRCLE Teachers cmd Officers Standing left L0 right-Mark Wolgemuth, Florence Hen- sel, Ruth Taylor, Arthur Grove, Vifarren Sherman. Sealed-Evelyn Poe, Anna Wolgemuth, Jesse Lady, Chester Wingert. The Missionary Circle was started in the early history of the school for the purpose of en- couraging Christian growth and preparing young people in mission work. It has not fallen short of this purpose, for many of our home and foreign mission workers can say they re- ceived their first training in Christian service as a member ofthe Missionary Circle. For the second year the Missionary Circle has filled regular appointments through the medium of the Gospel Team. This team is a selected group of young people whose aim is to win souls for Christ. Our Correspondence Committee of former years corresponded frequently with our foreign missionaries, but due to certain obstacles in foreign correspondence we chose to study a home mission field this year. Pennsylvania, possibly the largest at present, was chosen and the Cor- respondence Committee sent letters and questionnaires to every mission station in the State. Reports were given to our Circle of each mission. These were compiled in a scrap book with a picture of each mission and its workers. At the close of this year we have a better view of the mission work in Pennsylvania, and a source of interesting material for future ref- erence work. Three times a week the Personal Workers of Missionary Circle conducted prayer circles which were always open to the student-body. We believe that, Hfirst of all, supplication, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be made for all men. Through-out the year we have learned to appreciate these seasons of prayer and the benefits which have been ours to share in Christian service. twenty-eight