Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1942 volume:

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And to those who by their loyal spirit and faithful support shall continue to promote the cause of Christian education . . . do we most humbly dedicate the Clarion Yearbook of 7942. Zecfzcaficm feim Une . feiiw 7uca . Jeiim 7!uiee feiiefi glam isuul fwemcmw fGfM6 . . FACULTY Presidenfs Message Administration CLASSES College A-4 oaclemy Winter Term ORGANIZATIONS Cos pel Team Publications Music Councils Literary ALUMNI Graduates Class Gifts Living Endowment Degrees .feiwz Une 0-14, iam Kazan-Km nod, Z-, 'f4J -qqkjg-QL Jw, 46- ! 97, if 0 '-f3v4ZQ'J5'37!iik'4 'fQf-13,5 Effffiiigfz ,2fwftM4L, FACULTY ,027 fd-W, X Q Everything must meet the gruelling test of change. Nations rise and fall. Economic and social life is completely revolutionized in a short span of time. Ideals totter and fall. Ideals once most productive become barren and unfruitful. That which was valued yesterday is worthless today. The useful today may be needless tomorrow. The unexpected and impossible suddenly become fact and what was apparent security fails under the test. In these days of fading values and tremendous change how vital is this mes- sage of scripture- now abideth faith, hope, charityf, These will stand the test of time in a changing world. Faith, not blind credulity, but faith in a sovereign loving God who is our Father, hope, not an unreal optimism, but a hope based upon the person and work of Jesus Christ, love, not only for our kin and country, but the sacred unquenchable flame kept burning in our hearts by the Holy Spirit-these abide through all earth's changes. Faith, hope, love-they change never and will not crumble. They will give anchorage and poise, will enable us to face reality purposeful and confident. At Messiah Bible College we recognize the importance of abiding spiritual values. The changeless Christ and His matchless salvation make us adequate to meet life's experiences in a changing world. -Pres. H ostetter. six C. N. HOSTETTER, JR. Qewliu ,iw , C. N. HosTET'rE1e. Jn. A. W. CL1MENH,xc,x CLARENCE Z. MUSSEIR JESSE F. LADY M. A. PH. D. M. ED. TH. M. Presiclenl Dean Scienee-Muzl1.enz.alics Religious Education :Eh V' vi. ws N. A. XVINGERT ANNA E. CLIMENHAGA NIARY Hoi-'1fM.xN EARL D. MILLER M. A. M. A. A. B. Mus. B. Social Science Language English Voice and Chorus ' 1 w 1 l FRANCES A. SMITH ADAM BYEES JAMES M. BRUBAKER ALBERT H. BRECHBILL Piano - Matrorz b B' S' B' S' A' B' Sczencv - Math. Business Education Science, 2nd Semester lst Semester K. Ezra Bucher. M. A.g Business Educationg 2nd semester Ann M. Snyder, B. S.g Business Educationg 2nd semester Seven eww, .M 5 Jscols G. KUHNS CLARA E. l-IOFFMAN ' A. B. M. E. English. Librarian RUTH D. ULERY EUGENE B. XVENGICR B. S. Lebanon Business Col. HOIYLC fwllliillg Conzrnercial, 21141 Sem. EMMA L. CLIMENHAGA 'KATIE ROSENBIQRGEK A. B. R. N. Winter Term Instruc. Nurse EARL GIVLER VERNA I. GIVLER B. S. A. B. General Shop Business Education and Science, lst Sem. JESSE BRECHBILL DANIEL WINGER Business Manager Bookkeeper eight fdfm 7wa JC-Q JH? WJQQ, Jawa qw? whqmew hier Q3l?fwf?if2qMQZwQ? fwiiiilijwfw W- CLASSES QTZA-fs WW! l ETHEL CLIMENHAGA A Talented, ambitious and persever' ing. Her work is thoroughly and neatly done. MUSSER MARTIN Industrious, friendlyg prompt, with an eye for business. Musser gets things done. AMOS GINDER A philosopher, student and think- er. Amos is a capable leader. RUTH MYERS Resourceful, energetic, a hustler and thinkerg Ruth tackles the hard jobs and does them. ARTHUR GROVE Friendly, ambitious, and interest- ed in life is our minister, who puts A his learning into practice. JAMES PAYNE Sincere, energeticg James is inter- ested in the deeper things of life. 'And here I sfomdi judge my masters. ten eww 5 his l l l I l 1 r i i 4 i x 1 DWIGHT BERT . . . UPLAND, c:,u.rFORN1A . . . Sincere . . . Male Chorus, Student Council, Athletic Council, Clarion Stall. ORVILLE BERT . . . UPLAND. CALIFORNIA . . . Reserved . . . Male Chorus, Choral Society, Class President. ANITA BRECHBILL . . . DILLSBLIRG, PA .... Talented . . . Choral Society, Clarion Assoc. Editor. LOIS BRECHBILL . . . GRANTHAM, PA .... Versatile . . . Chornl Society, Ladies Chorus, Ladies Quartette, Athletic Council, Student Council, Clarion Staff. CORA BRICKER . . . FLORIN, PA .... Friendly. . . Choral Society. DONALD ENCLE . . . DETROIT, KANSAS . . . Original . . . Male Chorus, Choral Society, Student Council. eleven And hiving learning with each sfudious year. -ang., F' 1 I I I . J GORDON ENGLE . . . ABILENE, KANSAS . . . Straiglztforward . . . Choral Society, Male Chorus, Athletic Council, Gospel Team, Yearbook Staff. ETHEL FETROW . . . GRANTHAM, PA .... Reliable . . . Clarion Typist, lst Sem., Sec. to Librarian. FAYE FOREMAN . . . UNION, OHIO . . . Optimistic . . . Ladies Chorus, Choral Society, Yearbook Assoc. Ed., Sec. to Librarian. ANNA HERR . . . LEBANON, PA .... Neat . . . Choral Society, Ladies Chorus. ELIZABETH HESS . . . MT. JOY, PA .... Studious . . . Ladies Chorus, Choral Society, Gospel Team. JOHN HOFFMAN . . . MAYTOWN, PA .... Business-like . . . Male Chorus, Choral Society, Bus. Mgr. Clarion. EZRA HOOVER . . . COVINGTON, OHIO . . . Serious . . . Choral Society, Male Chorus, Male Quar- tette, President Student Council. twelve adams WALTER LEHMAN . . . cARL1s1..u, PA .... Warm Hearted . . . Mgr. Gospel Team, lst Sem. LYLE MYERS . . . GREENCASTLE, PA .... Musical . . . Choral Society, Male Chorus, College Male Quartette. HELEN NIESLEY . . . MECu,xN1c,1sBuRo, PA. . . . Dependable . . . Ladies Chorus, Choral Society. KATIE ROSENBERGER . . . soL'mcrtToN, lux .... Sympathetic , . . Choral Society, College Nurse. EUGENE WENGER . . . CLEUNA. PA .... 'A Leader . . . Choral Society, Male Chorus, College Male Quartette, Student Council. Sec. to the President. - WILMA WENGER . . . ABILICNE, KANSAS . . . Enthusiastic . . . Ladies Chorus, Yearbook Editor, Gospel Team, Student Council, Sec. to Dean. CHESTER WINCERT . . . GRANTIIAM, PA .... Executive . . . Gospel Team, Bus. Mgr. Yearbook. 95- .i thirteen Qcdeqe 67 if MARTIN BALDWIN . . . GRANTHAM, PA. . . . Musical . . . Choral Society. VERNON BRANDT . . . ABILENE, KANS. . . . Diligent . . . Male Chorus, Ch ciety. Gospel Team. JESSE DOURTE . . . MANHEIM, Witty . . . Male Chorus, Choral oral So- PA .... Society, Gospel Team, Missionary Quartette. DANIEL ENGLE . . . MECHANICSBURG, PA .... Conscientious . . . Gospel Team, Male Chorus. ESTHER ENGLE . . . LANCASTER Trustworthy . . . Gospel Team. ,PA .... MAHLON ENGLE . . . ABILENE, KANSAS . . . Earnest . . . Male Chorus, Choral So- ciety, Debate Club. EVELYN FRYSINGER . . . MT. JOY, PA. . . . Helpful . . . Ladies Chorus, Choral So- ciety. VERNA GINDER . . . MANHEIM, PA. . . . Efficient . . . Gospel Team, Ladies Choral Society. Chorus, WILMER HEISEY . . . MT. JOY, PA. . . . Dependable . . . Criterion Male Male Chorus, Choral Society. Quartet, DORIS HOKE . . . CLAYTON, oruo . . . Aclaplable . . . Choral Society, Chorus. Ladies fourteen PAULINE HERR . . . LEBANON, I-A. , . . Stadious . . . Choral Society, Ladies Chorus. IRA HOOVER . . . DETROIT, KANSAS . . . Capable . . . College Male Quartet, Male Chorus, Choral Society, Gospel Team. RACHEL KRATZ . . . DILLSBURG. PA. . . . Good-Natured . . . Choral Society. Ladies Chorus, Clarion Staff. EARL MARTIN . . . MT. JOY, PA. . . . Practical . . . Male Chorus. ROBERT MARTIN . . . LANCASTER. PA. . . . Talented . . . Criterion Male Quartet, Male Chorus, Choral Society. VERNON MARTIN . . . MARIETTA, PA. . . . Sincere . . . Male Chorus, College Male Quartet, Choral Society, Athletic Council. JACQUELINE MAUER . . . CARLISLE, PA .... Genuine . . . Ladies Chorus, Choral Society, Gospel Team. ARTHUR MUSSER . . . HARRISBURG, PA .... Energetic . . . Editor Clarion Peri- odical, Debate Club, Student Council. RUTH NIESLEY . . . CARLISLE, PA. . . . Graceful . . . Ladies Chorus, ClI0ral So- ciety, Sec'y Student Council. MIRIAM NOLT . . . MT. JOY, PA. . . Original . . . Gospel Team. Beholding the bright countenance of truth fifteen oazem PAULINE SHUMAKER, DILLSBURG, PA. . . . Cooperative . . . Debate Club, Clarion Staff. ELBERT SMITH . . . GRANTHAM, PA. . . . Thoughtful . . . Male Chorus, Choral So- ciety. WILLARD STUMP . . . GARRETT, 1ND. . . . Resoluze . . . Treas. of Missionary Cir- cle. Yearbook Stall, Male Chorus, Choral Society. WARREN SWOPE . . . ANNVILLE, PA. . . . Ambitious . . . Gospel Team, Debate Club. GERALD WENGER . . . MECHANICS- BURG, PA .... Cheerful . . . Male Chorus. Choral Society, Debate Club, Yearbook Staff. GERALDINE WENGER . . . MECHANICS- BURG, PA .... Resourceful . . . Ladies Cho- rus, Choral Society, Debate Club, Student Council. NORINE WOLF . . . HARRISBURC, 1-A. . . . Likcable. ALMA WOLGEMUTH . . . MT. JOY, PA. . . . Reserved . . . Ladies Chorus, Choral Society. ERLA ZERCHER . . . MT. JOY, PA. . . Friendly . . . Choral Society, Ladies Chorus sixteen 14 Sentom PAUL BOOK Abilene, Kansas Most always-Smiling Best known for-his athletic ability Could be-Kansas farmer IVIARCUERITE BROWN Chambersburg. Pa. Most always-busy Best known for-her baslilulness Could be--a practical nurse MARY BRUBAKER Montoursville, Pa. Most always-serious Best known for-her loyalty Could be-a teacher BETTY COLLINS Nappanee, Indiana Most always-full of wit and humor Best known for-her artistic ability Could be-an interior clecorator JEAN DAVIS Clarence Center, New York Most always-quiet Best known for-her industriousness Could be-a missionary ALTA DOWNEY Carlancl, Mich. Most always-wearing a pleasant coun- tenance Bcst known for-a Bible student Could be-a mission worker ALVIN EBERSOLE Palmyra, Pa. Most always-inquisitive Best known for-his liherality Could be-a mechanic DORIS ENGLE Abilene, Kansas Most always-studying chemistry Best known for4her honest sincerity Could be-a nurse ESTHER FORD Sunbury, Pa. Most always-sociable Best known for-her perseverance Could be-a nurse SETH FORD Sunbury, Pa. Most always-asking for mail Best known for-his ability as a Reader Could be-a doctor seventeen 74 5 Noi the sunset, but the dawn. LOIS FERN HAAS, Snover, Michigan Most always-humming Best known for-her originality Could be-a teacher PAULINE HENNIGH, Centre Hall, Pa. Most always-industrious Best known for-respect for others Could be-a typist WILLIAM HERR, New Carlisle, Ohio Most always-in Prof. Kuhns' office Best known for-his neatness Could be-music teacher WILMA HERR, New Carlisle, Ohio Most always-energetic A Best known for-her sincerity Could be-child nurse NELSON HOSTETTER, Grantham, Pa. Most always-enthusiastic Best known for-the Kings Men Quar- tette Could be-a poultry man RACHEL HOOVER, Covington, Ohio Most ulways-jolly Best known for-her friendliness Could be-a pianist ANNA KEEFEH, Grantham, Pa. Most always-happy Best known for-her generosity Could bega stenographer AUDERY KERN, Collegeville, Pa. Most always-ambitious Best known for-her cooperation Could be-a teacher or nurse JOSEPH LEHMAN, Carlisle, Pa. Most always-industrious and cheerful Best known as cz-sincere friend to all Could be-a poultry man Lois LENEHAN, Chicago, 111. Most always-carefree Best known for-her ability as an artist Could be-an interior decorator eighteen ANNA RUTH MELLINGER Mt. Joy, Pa. Most always-energetic Best known for-being considerate Could be-a nurse ANNA MEYER, Mercersburg, Pa. Most always-studying Best known for-her cheerfulness Could be-a home economics teacher ANNA VERLE MILLER Mackeyville, Pa. Most always-industrious ancl happy Best known for-her efficiency Could be-a teacher or nurse ARLENE MILLER, Jonestown, Pa. Most always-singing Best known for-her mellow contralto voice Could be-a music teacher RUTH MUMMA, Florin, Pa. Most always-stuclious and industrious Best known, for-her kindness Could be-a missionary AVIS SALTZMAN, Grantham, Pa. Most always-light-heartecl Best known for-her musical ability Could be-a music teacher - DORCAS SLAGENWEIT Martinsburg, Pa. Most always-radiant and happy Best known for-her thoughtfulness Could be-a missionary ROBERT SMITH, Grantham, Pa. Most always-talking with Ira Stern Best known for-his courtesy Could be-a doctor IRA STERN4 Mill Hall, Pa. Most always-giving humorous philos- ophy Best known for-his optimism Could be-a farmer JANE WOLF, Harrisburg, Pa. Most always-jolly Best known for-her clever remarks Could be-a nurse ROBERT WORMAN, Hatfield, Pa. Most always-friendly Best known for-his helpful enthusiasm Could be-an M. D. mneteen New 7 fazmtafzi BACK ROW: Wilmer Haas, Prof. Musser, William Wenger, William Georgiades, Jay Siseo, Warren Sherman, Robert Eltherington. MIDDLE Row: Lane Hostetter, Evelyn Poe, Ruth Miller, Beulahrose Carlson, Gladys Fetrow, Helen Pyke, William Boyer. FRONT ROW: Esther Sollenberger, Mary Kathryn Stern, Lois Hennigh, Verda Maggert. This school year has been a very prosperous year for the Junior class. The big event of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet and it was fun preparing for it. Among our group we have: one who aspires to be a Princeton student, a young poet, a splendid nurse, a promising baritone soloist, a radio technician, several re- markable pianists, a minister and other talented members. Wilmer Haas, although this being his first year here, has served as president. Esther Sollenberger, after an absence of one year has returned and served as vice- president. Our secretary has been Mary Kathryn Stern and treasurer, Lane Hostetter. Our capable counselor has been Professor lVlusser. As a group we all hope to be back next year and we look forward to the Senior year with the hope of having others with us. twenty In the fall, three nen students joined nine of last yearis Freshmen to make an even dozen for the Sophomore class. With the Sophomores. it is quality and not quantity that counts. Our class ofhcers have Ineeu: John Niesley, presidentg Harry Mann, Jr., vice- presidentg Mary Helen Krayhill. secretaryg and Dorthy Myers, treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Civler have been our counselors. Last fall the class entertained the Freshmen with an outing. Later the Freshmen entertained the Sophoniorc-s. Both occasions were times which will long be remem- bered by both classes. We are looking forward Lo a larger class next year and are anxiously awaiting the time when we shall return as Jolly Juniors. BACK ROW: Prof. Givler, Mrs. Givler, Dorthy Myers, Esther Hertzler, Pauline Meyer, Evelyn Bohland. MIDDLE ROW: Neil Sl1l1lYlELli0l', Donald Smith, Virgil Funderburg, John Niesley, Mary Helen Kraybill. FRONT ROW: Wesley Adams, Harry Mann, Isaac Helfrick. twenty-one 74 4 BACK ROW: Anna Mae Lehman, Kathleen Powell, Miriam Heisey, Esther Brechbill. MIDDLE ROW: Ruth Brown, Jean Miller, Ruth Brubaker, Mary Stoner, Gloria Mae Sowers. FRONT ROW: Ray Hostetter, Donald Minter, Prof. Brubaker, Richard Minter, Simon Lehman. We, the Freshman Class of '4-2 wish to express our sincere appreciation for the delightful time we have enjoyed together as a class both in and out of the classroom. The highlights ,were the exchange of entertainments between the Sophomores and our- selves. We elected as our class olficers, President, Richard Minterg Vice President, Simon Lehmang Secretary, Ruth Brubakerg Treasurer, Miriam Heisey. We also wish to express our deep appreciation for our counselor, James Bru- baker, who served in a Civilian Public Service Camp during the last semester. It is with great anticipation that we look forward to becoming Sophomores. twenty-two mZw7mm Wfe the Winter Term students have appreciated the opportunity of attending the Winter Term session. All ol' the members of the group felt that they were six weeks well spent and in most c-use-s the time seemed to be over too quickly. 'QQFF' Our class has been vnriclied by the presence of two home missionaries and two foreign missionaries, and by our faithful teacher Mrs. John Climenhaga who has served on both the home ann! foreign fields. We are thankful that Nl. l3. C. sponsors a course like this. It has given us an in- spiration to go forth in our home communities to live better Christian lives. It has given us a deeper nnclerslannling ol' the Word of Cod and has been helpful in Chris- tian work. . ' Q i I ......,.u LAST ROW: Virgie Heisey, Florence Miller, Catherine Sollenberger, Eugene Wolfe, Arthur Thrush, Miriam Tyson, Harriet Hess. THIRD ROW: VVilliam Lewis, Martha Mumma, Willa Lewis, James Stevenson, Grace Peckman, Vera Hess, Elizabeth Musser. SECOND ROW: Mary Kroirler, Anna Helfrick, Verda Moyer, Mrs. John Climenhaga, Anna Mae Showers, Sylvia Smeltzer, Earl Martin. FRONT ROW: Gerald Pratt, Melvin Musser, Harold Wenger, Abraham Hostetter, Earl Lehman, David Kipe, Mark Slagenweit. 1 l twenty-three M Q y i ' i. -gf' K ,Z Girls Entertain Hornemakers Mary From Asbury Firefighters Practice Makes Perfect Highlights Study Hall Q?j Seniors at Washington General Shop From Our Angle Street Cleaner Who's It From? College Chemists One Man Choir Remote Control Guarding Niagara Our Dean Follow Directions twenty-four .Edin 764344 AV ww 3 'Quia Z?ML4!Q'ffa Xf5lf?Ei?w Qu w 7?f'r,,Vw,.,, W mlw?4qQQk gmmfwozf PS A J Mm, NA'1' CDIQGANIZATICDNS 5044261 7mm MISSIONARY CIRCLE OFFICERS: Mary Brubaker, Sec'y, Warren Sherman, Pres., Jesse if Lady, Counselor, Willard Stump, Treasurer, Musser Martin, Vice-Pres. and gr. Gospel Team. Gospel Team is the active expression of the Missionary Circle. This group is composed of some thirty members plus the quartettes. It is their privilege to go forth and witness for Christ in a very real way. The Missionary Circle convenes bi-weekly and is attended by all the students. Programs of missionary interest are given by members of the Circle or by guest speak- ers or missionaries. Funds gained during the year are placed in worthy mission causes. Many expressions of gratitude have been voiced for opportunities for service on Missionary Circle or Gospel Team activities. twenty-sim Qcwyzcl 7eafm74 ' Iron Springs, Franklin Co. Rana Villa, Cumberland Co. Cross Roads, York Co. Lighthouse Chapel, Harrisburg Bethesda Mission. Harrisburg Carlisle County Jail, Carlisle Besides the numerous special programs rendered by Gospel Team, each month finds a Urou at these six :laces ol' service. cn P l The largest attendance is usually found at the established church at Cross Roads. Children comprise most. of the congregation at Rana Villa while an audience of men await us at Bethesda and Carlisle. The student pastorute al lron Springs, our 'farthest appointment, is the little white church of the hills. And the Bailey Street Lighthouse Mission is remembered as the little chapel with the round pulpit. twenty-seven A V .,.... ,...,,...,,,. . . .. . .. fafticw pmtocdcoff Stag 7. ARTHUR MUSSER. . . .......... Editor JOHN I-IOFFMAN ........ Business Manager ANITA BEEC1-IBILI.. . . . . .Associate Editor IRA Hoovlzn. . . .... Advertising Manager Lois Bucci-IBILL. . . . . .Literary Editor DWIGHT BERT. . . . . .Circulation Manager EVELYN Pom ........ . . .Religious Editor lhcilcr, Kmrz. . . . . .Typist PAULINE SHUMAKER .... . . .News Editor PAULINI-: HENNIGII. . . . . .Typist EDITH DONICR .... ...... , 4lnm.ni Editor ANNA Klzcrttn ..... . . .Typist Counselor ........... A. W. CLIMENHAGA Interest and enthusiasm was manifested by each member of the Clarion periodical staff throughout the year in an effect to bring our readers every phase of school life and activity. Even the Journalism Class developed the news department greatly by their contributions. Variation was the key word from the color ol' the cover to the material that went into its pages. We have appreciated the comments and the constructive criticism from our read- ers and we trust the Clarion has been a help and inspiration to each one. twenty-eight gfafucm Anand SW Must we say the same old things? It is a story as old as the hrst yearbook itself to inform you that it has been a task as well as a pleasure to edit this volume. And yet the story is ever new, for each staff is different and each staff must ex- perience for itself the joy ol' planning, working and cooperating together for one com- mon end-that of making the yearbook a source of pleasure to you, the friends and patrons of the college. May it serve as a permanent record of a happy and profitable year and may it convey to each one fond memories ol' rich experiences. XVILMA Wcnctcu . . . . . . , .Editor CIQRALD Wlzncrsn. . . . . .I'lLotograplz.er FAY12 FOREMAN. . . . ..fl.v.socz'uAe Editor BETTY COLLHINS. . . . . . . . . . . . .Typist CHESTER XVINGERT ...... Busirmss Marzager VVILLARD STUMP ..... Circulation Manager GORDON ENCLE ...... Ad11f+rl1'sir1.g Manager JACOB KC. KUHNS. . . . . .Counselor twenty-nine F K eww Maze Qmftzziie Qalfeqe .facffw Qamfeife Qfabimatw Zamieffe thirty-one v COLLEGE MALE QUARTETTE: Eugene Wenger, Lyle Myers, Vernon Martin, Ira Hoover COLLEGE LADIES QUARTETTE: Avis Saltznian, Lois Brechbill, Arlene Miller, Erla Zercher CRITERION QUARTETTE: William Herr, Robert Martin, Ezra Hoover, Wilmer Heisey. Student Council is a new organization which developed from what in recent years was the executive committee of Hapantes. Problems of vital interest to the student body are discussed and studied. Prcsidmiz . . . . . .EZRA HOOVER V ice l'residen.t. . . . . .DONALD ENGLE Secretary . . . .... RUTH NIESLEY Treasurer ..... . . .DWIGHT BERT This is the second year for the functioning of the Athletic Council which pur- chases equipment and plans the recreational program of the school. Presirienl . .. ....... DWIGHT BERT Secretary .... . ....... Lois BRECHBILL Purchasing Agenz .... . . .NELSON HOSTETTER Sweden! gamma! 74521930 gamma! thirty-two Bahia GLM Lie The Debate Club under the presidency of Geraldine Wenger' had a very profitable year. The final debate ol' the season was won by the afhrmative team on the question, Resolved That The l7eclt-ral Government Should Regulate By Law All Labor Unions. The Miltonian Literary Society had a wide variety of programs in their bi-weekly meetings this year. Subjects were drawn from literature. the classical languages, and educational fields with an occasional humorous program. Presidents for the three terms were: Robert Smith, Joseph Lehman, and William Wenger. Smaiff t lzirty-th1'ee Words by Alma Mater t by CLARA E. HOFFMAN EARL MILLER J. Faith of our Fa. - thers w will keep. ya P in e We love Thy sto - ried walls and beams. A1- ma Ma - ter. We trust Th fu - ture h will rove. J Faith of the faith - ful ones who sleep. Thy wood-ed hi11's and flow-ing streams. Al - ma. Ma. - ter. Thy la-bours guid - ed e'er by truth. 1 J 555r'sbEJPbH'?9'H' N Loy-al to Thee we,1l be, Ev - er we'1l hon - or Theeg Beau-ty of wind - ing trails, 0'er hill and through the valeg Loy-al to blue and White, Fight-ing for Truth and Right .DPPJ .D N Em, M351 ff Lf' DE-P83'iIF Dr oissnijia. A J J: 1 E55I'EiF es,- Uopyright 193.2 by Messiahufible College, Grantham, Pa. -LQQX feared am 01 ZW 'Q M 4416607 2177-Ja' ffffff- 'Q -qw 'Jaw Zig ' Q6-fwbklqcftzgdb Av -Jcctjxz. we ,Qi Qgwt 3 -QfUf?2g4?ffll?2jTM wf:w,5?W35fW'Z mqggmfw QW' ggi? QMCQJQQQELMWWWMQ ALUMNI i: Mf W aww. W? W fucking 7cwmc! Nfma Www Thirty faces-only a handful of the approximately 600 graduates-yes, only a mere handful of the more than 1650 individuals who have studied within the walls of M. B. C, Yet how truly symbolic of them all and indicative too of the everlasting spirit of Alma Mater. Rem ' rqfma Walm Tokens of appreciation--class gifts, symbolic of the sacrifices which graduates have desired to make in order lo guarantee henefits which they have received to the oncoming generations. 'lilnif is the spirit that builds and carries on the work begun hy the founding fathers. The Living Endowment League-sym- bolic of the interested attention of the friends of M. B. C. This plan was heartily endorsed by the alumni at their annual banquet June 1941-1. How DID IT S'r.un'? The Board of Trustees named a Living Endowment Council to plan and direct so- licitation efforts in order to raise the non- student income of the College to an aver- age level of 312,500 each year. This council includes Harold S. Martin, Elizabethtown, Pa., President of the Alumni Association, C. Z. Musser, Cran- tham, Pa., member of the College Faculty, Bev. Boy H. Vllenger, Carlisle, Pa., mem- ber of the Board of Education of the Breth- ren in Christ Church, Benjamin E. Thuma, Marietta, Pa., representing the College Board of Trustees and President C. N. Hos- tetter, Jr. VUHAT is THE PLAN? I. There are no pledges: Members are asked to sign no pledges. but an attractive membership certificate is issued to each member indicating the num- ber of membership units held. II. Wim! is a U nit? Each unit of membership calls for a gift of 35.00 per year to Messiah Bible College. Each 355.00 is thought of as 5fXp annual in- come on 551.00 principal which the donor is keeping invested for the college. III. When are payments made? Payments may be made annually, semi- annually, quarterly, or otherwise and on the dates indicated by the donor on the ap- plication card or letter. IV. Period of membership: It, of course, is hoped that membership may be permanent. However, membership is purely voluntary and may be discon- tinued at any time upon request of the member and surrender of the certificate. V. Cancelling Membership: Any member finding it necessary to withdraw from the League is asked to recommend two friends of Christian edu- cation who may be prospective members of the League. VI. Reinstatenzerit of members: A member who for any reason has found it necessary to cancel his member- ship, may again become a member by re- questing the issuance of a new certificate and the payment of the dues for the current year. VII. Adaptability: By way of summary, the elasticity of the plan is shown by the fact that a member may do any one of the following regard- ing his membership: tal Continue it as it is, tbl cancel it completely, tel decrease the number of units, tdl increase the num- ber of units. VIII. Life Membership: The plan includes a second option for members who desire to make their entire contribution at once. Hence, at any time a person may endow his membership thus becoming a life member by paying the principal amount indicated by the num- ber of units held 13100.00 per unit.l What is the relation of the Living En- dowment League to other financial assist- ance? The Living Endowment League shall not grow at the expense of other methods in supporting the college. The student Foun- dation Fund shall continue as heretofore. Contributions to the Endowment Fund either as outright contributions or annuity gifts shall be continued as heretofore. Old pledges for maintenance and en- dowment support remaining unpaid may be cancelled and substituted by Living En- dowment League memberships. thirty-eiglit flame few Nlmcz Maja Thus the alumni go on. advancing, finding their field of service, doing the day's work, loyally building the scholarly and spiritual traditions of M. B. C. Representing this group are those who this year have taken their degrees at some advanced institution of learning. ROSANNA M. BRANDT. Lehanon. Penna. Lebanon Valley College B. S. lVluSir' M. B. C. ,ll'. College l91l-0 BOYCE A. ENGLE, Abilene. Kansas Goshen. College B. A. Social Science M. B. C. lr. College l91l4O SARA E. HERB, Lebanon. Penna. llyllffflllflll. College B. A. Liberal Arts M. B. C. Jr. College 1940 MARY G. ENGLE, Bausman, Penna. Uni-versity of Pennsylvania B. S. Science M. B. C. lr. College 1938 F1.om:NcE R. HENSEL, Liugelstown, Pa. Beulah. College B. A. Social Science M. B. C. lr. College l94O J.iMi:s OUSULLIVAN, Jamaica, B. W. I. Huntington College A. B. Liberal Arts M. B. C. Jr. College 194-0 lil TH ZOOK, Chambersburg. Penna. Goshen College B. S. Education M. B. C. 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MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY FILLED THE HAGER sToRE Pealer's Flower Shop CAMP HILL, PA. Specializing in Floral Designs Trindle Road Phone 200805 Members of Florists' Telegraph Delivery THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK Capable Conservative Superior Vault Equipment MECHANICSBURG, PA. Deposits up to 55,000 Insured Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent S. HARPER MYERS 37 E. Main Street MECHANICSBURG, PA. Pl'l0I1e 1 Office: 154 V Regidgngeg 79 3. v 1 .g..g..g..g.g 1.4.4.q.q..g..g..p.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.,g. 3 gugug. 4.4..94..g..g..g..g..g.4..1..3..g.4.409.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.q.q.q..g..3.q..g. foo ty seven -SF' 'X ! Z ! X ? 4 014 0:4 0:4 Q4 0:4 Q4 0X4 0:4 oz: 0:4 0240x4024 0:4 Q4 0:4 414014014 0:4 0: 014 Q4 0:4 Q4 0:4 0:4 0X4 02 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:2 014 014 02 0? 0I40X4 014 024 0:4 0:4 0:4 0:4 02 0? 0:4 0:4 02 0:4014 Q4 -024 0:4 Q4 0:4 0:4 014014 0:4 0:4 0X4 0:4 'I X X' '?'Z+'X4'!''I''X X ! X X X0!'4 X X ! Z''! X0X X0! ! !0!''XWZNX' --fn cull. S ' ' ? Spiritual Songs and Hymns contains bv far the most outstanding selection of the cream of the old songs and the finest of the new: is probably the great- est of its class in the field today. It has had ai. nation wide reception and the third printing on light Weight stock, bound in beautiful imitation leather, gold stamped. is now ready for your use. It is unclenominational but fully orthodox. lt contains 734 songs and hymns, suitable for practically eve:-ry phase of Church, Sunday School, Young People, and special services: also n. fine selection of responsive Scripture read- ings. The book is topically in dexed and it takes but an in- stant to flncl the song you want for most any occasion. 1 copy .... 51.25 postpaid Per dozen .......,.,,... 512.25 Postpaizl 50 or more .... 80.85 each Plus delivery Supplied only in round notes. Rcturnable exam- ination copy will be sc-nt to church pastors or music committees. New Spiritual Songs This beautiful, general purpose song book, de- signed especially because of a demand for a. small- er book, contains some of the most outstanding selections from Spiritual and Hymns. Many other new numbers have also been added, as well as a iinc sclcc- ' tion of choruses. This book will truly bring inspiration in- to your singing. lt has 218 hymns and songs and 20 re- sponsive readings. The book may be secured in two bindings: Cloth bound, waterproof: Single copy .......................... 40c postpaid 12 or more copies .,.. 35c each, postpaid 50 or more copies , ..............,.... 30c each, not postpaid Bristol Board binding fPaperJ: copy ................,....................... 30c postpaid Songs Single 12 or more copies .,................ 25c each, postpaid 50 or more copies .....,,. 22Mc each, not postpaid Returnablc examination copy will bc scnt to church pastors or music committees. Supplied only in round notes. E. V. PUBLISHING HOUSE, 301-5 N. 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