Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

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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

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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

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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