Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1943 volume:

726 glafmm MESSIAI-I BIBLE CGI I PGP GRANTHAM, PA. - RMA flfiatkq ER - - Nfzikm Mama PANCDRAMA CDF .1 .l'iLLi., A few moments of quiet, A little Leisure with nothing QUE CAMPUS to do but meditate and sense the presence of Cod. THE SPIRIT OF YOUTH FCDREWQIQD To those youth who realize that spiritually and intellectually the world must be rebuiltg who realize they face opportunities for creative living. for service to fellowrnen, anal above all for steacl- fast devotion to Coal, the like of which the world has never clrealnecl, this Clarion has been created. Are we big enough to accept our responsibility? DEDICQATIGN To Anna E. Climenhaga, whose influence will long live in the hearts of each student, we Dedicate our Clarion. Her high ideals, noble Christian character, and her steadfast faith in the highest and best in man, together show the heights and depths of a great spiritual development. She has faithfully served our youth in its great desire for the mastery of the Classical languages. U nselfishly she has given her time in the interest of M. B. C. and her youth. She has instilled within our hearts a deep appreciation for all that is noble, pure, and good. A good man out of the good treasures of the heart bringeth forth good things. Matt. 12:35. I I I 1 I I CONTENTS YOUTH LEADERS Faculty YOUTH IN STUDIES Classes YOUTH IN ACTIVITIES Orgcmizofions YOUTH IN SERVICE C. P. S. Camps AIumni Degrees .ZT- YGUTH LEADERS ' Za ham 6-Baia, .Sa ge YZ Faith has been ridiculed and discounted by those who live chiefly in that realm of life made accessible through their senses. But those who are not content to live in the sphere of the material continue to experience miracles being wrought by faith. Progress stops, life stagnates and pessimism reigns where faith is thwarted. Faith has but little value in itself. Its effectiveness is determined by the object upon which it centers. Faith in God, faith in Christ, faith in the Bible, faith in the Church, faith in ourselves, and faith in Society will yield results commensurate with the value of the object in which our confidence centers. Faith is the channel that con- nects. lt unites the point of need and the base of supply. At Messiah Bible College we naturally and freely maintain a positive faith in Cod, our Creator and Father, and in Jesus Christ, our Saviour and Lord. This faith actual and living, lifts out of the thralldom of sin and unites life with God in liberty and freedom. We recognize the Bible as the infallible Word of God, the ultimate authority of truth and right. We therefore know whence we came, whither we are going and how to hnd the way. At M. B. C. we recognize the church of Jesus Christ as God's medium of ministra- tion in the world. This church, persecuted, rnaligned, and ridiculed, continues her life- saving mission and the HGates of hell shall not prevail against her. The Brethren in Christ are a small part of that great body with a message and mission sorely needed in this twentieth century. Not only do we believe these eternal verities, but at lVl. B. C. we have faith in young people. This is a dilhcult day for youth. They have reasons for being perplexed and distraught. They face a dilhcnlt present and an uncertain future. We are sympa- thetic and believe in them because of what they want to become. Among present day Christian young people you will find as sincere and conscientious Christians as ever lived. We believe in them. lVl. B. C. is yet young in her ministry of service. We have faith for her future because she is linked with Cod. Her graduates shall continue to go out and bless mankind. They must go out and Hfall into the ground and dief' Thus they shall fol- low Him who came '6Not to be ministered unto but to minister and give his life a ransom for many. M. B. C. will meet the needs of tomorrow-stronger, better. We do not desire a mushroom growth, but a continuation of the stable progress as evidenced through the years of her history. An accredited College-spiritual, separated unto Christ, serving and sending forth servants-is the vision ahead. According to your faith, so be it. ' 7 -C. N. Hostetter, fr. Qwwlby C. N. HOSTETTER, JR., M. A. President A. W. CLIMENHAGA, PH. D. Dean JESSE F. LADY, TH. M. Religious Education J. G. KUHNS, A. B. English ANNA E. CLIMENHAGA, M. A. Language C. Z. MUSSER, M. ED. Science-Mathematics K. B. HOOVER, M. S. I Science-Mathemalics MARY E. HOFFMAN, A. B. English EARL D. MILLER, MUS. B. Voice and Chorus DOROTHY M, MARTIN, B. S. Librarian-Social Science ewan, CLARA E. HOFFMAN, M. E. Assistant Librarian RUTH U. GARMAN, B. S. Home Making EMMA L. CLIMENI-IAGA, A. B. Winter Term, Instructor FRANCES A. SMITH Piano-Matron SARA HERR, A. B. Business Education ADAM BYERS, B. S. French I. E. BRECHBILL Business Manager DANIEL WINGER Bookkeeper KATIE ROSENBERGER, R. N. Nurse-Dean of Women A. H. BRRCHBILL. A. B. ' Agriculture-Mathematics Second Semester li. YGUTH IN g swims Q Wfeae SW M, VERNON BRANDT, Detroit, Kansas Musically endowed . . . he lives with spiritual values in view. Com BRICKER, Florin, Pa. Though quiet and reserved her task never left undone. DANIEL ENGLE, Mechanicshurg, Pa. Thoughtful . . . Sees the Spiritual stronger than any material force. EVELYN FRYSINGER, Mt. Joy, Pa. A song in the heart, A smile on her and cheering words from her lips. MIlilAM HEISE, Gormley, Ont., Canada Reserved-beneath her reticence lies a world of worth. WILMER HEISEY, Mt. Joy, Pa. A gentleman possessing kind the world needs. is is face, great leadership - the PAULINE Hmm, Lebanon, Pa. First things first and Christ over all. KATHRYN LONG, Hagerstown, Md. Sincere . . . she lives to accomplish the most. ROBERT MARTIN, Lancaster, Pa. Within this fellow lies a great store of pos- sibilities . . . his many talents add up to give him a score of tops. l ' 4 AR'1 1-mn lVlUSSER, Harrisburg, Pa. An individualas highest fulfillment, greatest happiness, and widest usefulness are to be found in living in harmony with N God? will. RUTH NIESLEY, llflechanicsburg, Pa. With a voice so mellow and low she makes music wherever she goes. MIRIAM NOLT, Mt, JOY, Pa, XVARREN SWOPE, A.lll'lVillC, Pa. Kind and gentle . . . a friend to all . . liesolute men have empires in their brains. capable and accomplished. I GER.iLmNE XVENCER, Mechanicsburg, Pa. PAULINE SHUMAKER, Dillsburg, Pa. Genuine . . . modest . . . a person with many talents. Enthusiastic . . . Knowledge comes of learn- ing well retained. ELBERT SMITH, Grantham, Pa. ANNA WOLGEMUTH. Lawn, Pa. One who thinks before he HCl.S?tl1CI1 acts Christ reigning Supreme and her life Pat' wisely. terned after His. Qcdleqeg FAYE ASPER, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Noted for-Debating Future Ambition-Nurse Trait-Friendly JUL:-3 BooKs, Upland, Calif. Noted for-Athletic ability Future Ambition-Nurse Trait-Expressive MARY BRUBAKER, Grantham, Pa. Noted for-Office efficiency Future Arnbition-Teacher Trait-Sincerity XV . CHARLES CRIDER, Detroit, Kaus. Noted for-Pranks Future Ambition-Dairyman Trait-Jovial EDITH DAVIDSON, Garrett, Ind. Noted for-Being quiet Future Ambition-Mission Worker Trait-Friendliness DORIS ENGLE, Abilene, Kans. Noted for-Her Sincerity Future Ambition-Nurse Trait-Sociable SETH FORD, Sunbury, Pa. Noted for-Table Tennis Future Ambition,-Doctor Trait-Sociable RUTH FRANKLIN, Upland, Calif. Noted for-Musical Ability Future Ambition-Business, Home Economics Trait-Ap p reciative MARGARET FRIESEN, Thomas, Oklahoma Noted for-Ability to give reading Future Ambition-Missionary Trait-Spiritual fervor GLADYS HOFFMAN, Maytown, Pa. Noted for-Sense of humor Future Ambition-Secretary Trait-Light-hearted DANIEL HoovER, Ludlow Falls, Ohio Noted for-Keen wit Future Ambition-Farmer Trait-Teasing ALICE GRACE HOSTETTER, Washington Boro, Pa. Noted for-Scholastic Ability Future Ambition-Professional, Home Economics Trait-Cooperative SI-IIRLEY LENEHAN, Chicago, Ill. Noted for-Writing and Speaking Ability Future Ambition-Teachei' Trait-Studious LEROY MANN, Dayton, Ohio , Noted for-Secretarial Ability Future Ambition-Business Executive Trait-Industrious ARLENE NIILLER, Jonestown, Pa. Noted for--Her beautiful alto voice Future Ambition!-Music Teacher Trait-Enthusiastic MYRTLE MILLER, Columbia, Pa. Avis SALTZMAN, Grantham, Pa. I Noted for-c'Burniug the midnight oilf' Noted for-Musical Ability Future flmbition-Doctor Future Ambition.-Music 'feacher Trait-Industry Trait-Keen W it RUTH lVIUIvIMA, Florin, Pa. ROBERT SMITH, Grantham, Pa. Noted for-Business Ability E Noted for-Leadership Future Ambition-Missionary Nurse Future Ambition-Doctor Traitfluclustry Trait-Genial RUTH MUSSER, Mt. Joy, Pa. ROBERT WORMAN, Hatfield, Pa. Noted for-High Marks Noted for-Athletic Ability Future Ambitiorz-Librarian Future Ambition-Doctor Trait-Stuclious Trait.-Tenacity 3- l ROY ALBERT DAVIS, Clarence Center, N. Y. He radiates the spirit of a true friend. i ANNA MYRL EBERSOLE, Annville, Pa. With her optimistic outlook she will surely lead a happy life. ROBERT ELTHERINGTON, Springfield, Ohio He is friendly to everyone and always on hand for the fun. GLADYS FETROW, Grantham, Pa. Her ability in the commercial field will like- ly lead her to success. WILLIAM GEORGIADES, Chicago, Ill. Heeding God's call to spread the Gospel. WILMER HAAS, Snover, Mich. Determination and sincerity characterize his personality. WVILLIAM BOYER, Daytgna Ohio LOIS HENNIGH, CCIIIFC Hall, Pa. His earnest desire is to live a life of service Life is an unfolding book to her as She for Christ. meets it with the serenity of a true Christian. FRANISITIN BCECHBILL' JR AVIHH, Ind' LANE HOSTETTER, Grantham, Pa. I'r1endl1ness to all and courage to stand for H, I , , d I, the right are the prime characteristics of his ,ls eqfla mtercsgt In Sports ,an lterature life gives him a pleasing personality. BEULAHROSE CARLSON, Chicago, Ill. HENRY HUNSBERGER, Jn., Collegeville, Pa. BY her mU51C She hfmgs fest and Peace to His height is symbolic of his lofty ideals. the weary. ESTHER MAE CUSTER, Elizabethtown, Pa. GI-ADYS KIPE, WaYDCSb01'0, P21- A good sense of humor is a gate to friend- Her gaiety and cheerfulness help brighten a ship. dreary day. JOSEPH KNEPPER, Chambersburg, Pa. Loyalty to his friends and a pleasant dis- position give him a good start on the road to success. LEE LEHMAN, Carlisle, Pa. Ever looking on the bright side of life he finds great enjoyment in living. J. WILMER LEHMAN, Carlisle, Pa. A keen sense of humor and witty thoughts pave his way into all hearts. NATHAN LONG, Mill Hall, Pa. Joins enthusiastically with that which be- comes a Christian. LESTER MARTIN, Clarence Center, N. Y. In an unassuming way he radiates the qualities of true character. RUTH MILLER, Woodbury, Pa. Individualism is reflected as she earnestly pursues the best in life. 45 l EVELYN Pole, Chambersburg, Pa. Perfection in whatever she does is her chief desire. HELEN PYKE, Harrisburg, Pa. Her life is made rich by the hidden springs of communion wtih God. ANNA MAE SHERMAN, Stowe, Pa. She is never too busy to help others both spiritually and physically. WARREN SHERMAN, Stowe, Pa. Striving to win souls for his Christ is his foremost purpose. 74 .Swm FLORENCE Slsco, Sandusky, Mich. She seeks the best in life and makes good use of it. JAY SISCO, Sandusky, Mich. In the Christlike way, he extends a hand of sincere friendship to others. BEULAH MAE SOLLENBERGER, Chambersburg, Pa. A merry heart makes a happy world. ESTHER SOLLENBERGER, Chambersburg, Pa. As a sincere friend she is ever ready to lend a helping hand to those in need. MARY KATHRYN STERN, Mill Hall, Pa. Devoting her voice to win others for Christ. ESTHER VVNGER, Lebanon, Pa. Earnestly striving to do right in the sight of God. WILLIAM WENGER, Carlisle. Pa. Possessing the qualities of a leader com- bined with the ability to cooperate. NAOMI WOLGEMUTH, Manheim, Pa. In her quiet Way she serves Christ as a sin- cere Christian.- KATHERINE Joy ZIMMERMAN Chicaffo Ill. a 23 s Her friendliness and pleasing disposition insure her many lasting friends. in-It MN 1 Q 1- I 4 .5 Y Nmfefwf Back Row-Wallace Stump, Elizabeth Heisey, Ruth Heisey, Helen Lehman, Miriam Heisey, Pauline Meyer, Raymond Kingsborough. Third Row-Mary Helen Kraybill, Jean Kujawa, Betty Lenehan, Thelma Haldernan. Second Row-Donald Smith, Dorothy Myers, George Paulus. Front Row-Mrs. Garman, Advisor, Esther Hertzler, Jean Wenger, John Niesley. We, the Juniors, look back over this year and consider it the most enjoyable and most profitable year of our high school days. At the beginning of the year the class elected the following olhcers: President, Paul Hostettlerg Secretary, Betty Lenehang Treasurer, Paul Stull. The President and the Treasurer found it necessary to leave school and so the following otlicers were elected: President, John Niesleyg Vice President, Wallace Stumpg Treasurer, ,lean Wenger, retaining Betty as our Secretary. The Junior Class has deeply appreciated the helpful advice of our class advisor, Mrs. John Carman. As We look into the future we are looking for a profitable Senior year. ,aww saga Back Row-Prof. Hoover, Afl'1fis1n', William Gibboney, Virgil Funderburg, Eugene Haas, Donald Minter. Second Row-Wesley Adams, Ruth Brown, Simon Lehman, Kathleen Powell, Ray Hostetter. Front Row-Jean Miller, Esther Brechbill, Ruth Brubaker, Gloria Sowers. The Sophomore Class has enjoyed this year very much. They have had many pleasant and long-to-be remembered experiences. For the school year of l942-443 we chose the following ollicers:-President, Eugene Haasg Vice President, Simon Lehmang Secretary, Ruth Brubaker and Treas- urer, Virgil Funderberg. The campus life of M. B. C. has met our every expectation and with the capable assistance of our class advisor. Professor Hoover, we have had a very profitable year. Ncacfemq-Q Back Row-Royce Saltzman, Rosella Speck, Lois Ferne Stoner, Gladys Lehman, Char- lotte Hile, Alice Cutman, Harold Helmuth. Seated-Clara Meyer, Mrs. Smith, Advisor, Nancy Brubaker. Our Freshman year at M. B. C. will long be remembered as one in which we learned many lessons in and outside of classes. The good times we had in exchange entertainments with the Sophomores and ourselves mark bright spots in Freshman Days. The olhcers for the 19442-43 term were as follows: President, Royce Saltzmang Vice President, Nancy Brubaker, Secretary, Charlotte Hileg Treasurer, Clara Meyer. To our counselor, Mrs. Smith, we owe much gratitude for the faithful guidance that she gave in helping to make this year profitable. Wmiw 7mm Buck Row-Thelma Haldeman, Gladys Sollenberger, Janna Goins, Ruth Hunsberger, Sara Wenger, Catherine Sollenberger, Edith Yoder, Elizabeth Musser, Anna Musser, J ulia Wingert. Second Row-Mrs. John Climenhaga, Verda Moyer, Emilie Kephart, Ruth Houck, Ethel Myer, Dorothy Bainter, Anna Grove, President. Front Row-Raymond NVingert, Mervin Peckman, Jesse Dourte, Vice P'res'ident, Harold Paulus, John Musser, Benjamin Musser. The Winter Term is given lor those who wish to take a short term of Bible Study. Many Christian workers and Sunday School teachers have taken this course for spirit- ual inspiration and to better equip themselves for the duties given them by their own church. The winter term this year also served on Missionary circle programs to jails, missions, and small outposts. This gave them a chance to practice what they had learned. ' We are sure as the class has returned to their homes, they are better qualified for their Work and will hold the passion for souls as never before. vi 2' -.L KT. YQUTH IN ACTIVITIES LJ M' Garde ' L. to R.-Robert Worman, Treasurer, Vernon Brandt, President, Doris Engle, Secre- tary, Warren Sherman, Vice President, Prof. Lady, Counselor. Missionary Circle, one of the oldest organizations of the school, was organized for the purpose of encouraging Christian Growth and stimulating and preparing young people in missionary work. It convenes bi-weekly and is attended by the entire student body. Programs of variety held at these meetings have succeeded in broadening our missionary vision. Qwywl 7mm Gospel Team is an active group of young people who conduct programs at jails, missions, and country churches. Their sole purpose is to win souls for Christ. The rationing program. restricting the use of automobiles has somewhat limited the amount of programs, yet the zeal for serving Christ has been kept aflame, pe ' SW EDITOR .......... ..... Il liriam. Nolt ASSOCIATE EDITOR .... .... P auline Herr BUSINESS NIANAGER ..... ..... E lberz Smith ADVERTISING MANAGER .... .... I fernon Brandt LITERARY EDITOR ...... . . .Robert Worrnan RELIGIOUS EDITOR .... ...... E velyn Poe NEWS EDITOR .......... .............. R obert Smith CIRCULATION MANAGER .... ............ E velyn Frysinger TYPISTS ............. . . .Gladys Fetrow, Florence Sisco TYPIST ......... ......... A lice Grace H ostetter ALUMNI EDITOR . . . ...... Anita Brechbill ADVISOR ........ .... ll lary E. Hoffman There is joy in service! We, the Clarion Staff, have experienced that pleasure in the service we have been privileged to render you through the publication of the Clarion. Throughout the year our work has been made easier by your splendid co- operation and Support. We have endeavored to share with you the experiences and blessings of Messiah Bible College. Our aim has been to present in the best possible way the high ideals and standards of the College. We, with you, have had one com- mon interest,-the welfare of Messiah Bible College. We hope that your appreciation for the work of the College has been increased by reading the Clarion. EDITOR . ........ ASSOCIATE EDITOR . . . . . BUSINESS MANAGER . . ADVERTISING NIANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER . . ART EDITOR ........ PHOTOGRAPHIQR . . TYPIST ....... ADVISOR . . Ruth. Niesley Pauline Sfzzunaker Arthur Musser joseph, Knepper . .Ruth Mamma . ..Sl1.irley Lenelzan . . .Warren S100-pe .Gladys Hoffman ... . . .Sara Herr 'iNew Ex eriencesw is the terminolov to use in attem tin to ex lain the work Dy , of the Clarion staff of 1942--lil. For it has been adventure into regions new and un familiar to each member of the staff. and has given us valuable experience in numer ous ways. We have had great pleasure in working together, preparing this yearbook and our great desire is that you mill have great pleasure in perusing its pages. some GMM L. to R.-Vernon Brandt, Miss Rosenberger, Elbert Smith, Robert Smith, Mary Kathryn Stern, Secfretcvry, Wilmer Heisey, President, Robert Martin, Assistant Chairman, Ruth Niesley, Miriam Nolt, Prof. Kuhns, Counselor. Student Council is the coordinating body of all the student organizations. Its purpose is to discuss problems vital to the student body and to develop a spirit of cooperation between the Facility and the Student Body. Athletic council and Social committee are the main committees under Student Council. 1Q Lc gamma! Front Row-Joseph Knepper, Robert Worman. Back Row-Ruth Miller, Mrs. Gorman, Counselor, Elbert Smith, Clzairmcm, Shirley Lenehan, Sec0'etwry, Mary Helen Kraybill, Prof. Hoover, Counselofr. SWHJG Standing-1Wi1liam Wenger, Robert Martin, Clzairman, Robert Smith. Seated-M1r1a1n Heise, M1ss Rosenberger, Counselor, Ruth Niesley, Secfretafry. Germ! Front Row-Mrs. Smith, Cora Bricker, Betty Lenehan, Mary Helen Kraybill, Gladys Kipe, Arlene Miller, Ruth Musser, Anna Myrl Ebersole, Mrs. Sherman, Mary K. Stern, Shirley Lenehan, Prof. Miller, Director. Second Row--William Boyer, Avis Saltzman, Helen Lehman, Ruth Franklin, Kathryn Long, Margaret Friesen, Beulah Sollenberger, Dorothy Myers, Lois Hennigh, Jean Wenger, Simon Lehman. Third Row-Warren Sherman, Ruth Niesley, Evelyn Poe, Gladys Hoffman, Miriam Heise, Miriam Nolt, Esther Custer, Evelyn Frysinger, Alice Grace Hostetter, Doris Engle, Eugene Haas, Robert Eltherington. Fourth Row-Joseph Knepper, Wilmer Heisey, Donald Smith, Lee Lehman, Wilmer Haas, Robert Worman, Robert Smith, Franklin Brechbill, Nathan Long, Roy Davis, Henry Hunsberger. Fifth, Row-Wallace Stump, Robert Martin, William Wenger, William Georgiades, Elbert Smith, Vernon Brandt, John Niesley, Seth Ford, Jay Sisco, Lester Martin. Male Hamm Imam' GMM Front Row-Wilmer Lehman, William Boyer, Franklin Brechbill, Jr., Roy Davis, Eu- gene Haas, Prof. Miller, Wilmer Heisey, Robert Smith, Lee Lehman, Robert Martin, Robert Eltherington. Second Row-Robert Worman, Warren Sherman, John Niesley, Elbert Smith, Seth Ford, Wallace Stump, William Wenger, Vernon Brandt, Henry Hunsberger, Wil- liam Georgiades. Back Row-Simon Lehman, Royce Saltzman, Joseph Knepper, Nathan Long, Jay Sisco, Lester Martin, Wilmer Haas, Donald Smith, George Paulus. F i'rst Sopfromo-Rutli Brubaker, Dorothy Myers, Ruth Franklin, Kathryn Long, Mary K. Stern, Gladys Kipe. Second Soprano-Pauline Herr, Miriam Heise, Gladys Hoffman, Doris Engle, Helen Lehman, Esther Sollenberger, Mary H. Kraybill, Avis Saltzman, Alice G. Hostetter, Edith Davidson, Jean lVeng'er. First Alto-Ruth Heisey, Evelyn Poe, Beulah Sollenberger, Anna Myrl Ebersole, Shir- ley Lenehan, Florence Sisco. Second Alto-Esther Custer, Betty Lenehan, Ruth Niesley, Evelyn Frysinger, Margaret Friesen, Ruth Musser, Smith, Difrectress. Qobfloqe facfim' Q RUTH NIESLEY-Alto 1A x wa ARLENE MILLER-COILZTLZZZO NIARY KATHRYN STERN-First .Soprano AVIS SALTZMANiS6C0lld Soprano G Mole Qnofrioiio F1zANKL1N BRECHBILL-First Tenor VERNON BRANDTZBGFUOILE ELBERT SMITH-S8C0lld Tenor ROBERT MARTIN-BGSSO kdm' Q ..,,,VA -.w,,..,..,, -qu ESTH ER SOLLENBERGER-Second S' 'pmno F . ,L BEULAHROSE CARLSON-First Supmnu EVELYN FRYSINGER-Alto MARGARET FRIESEN-Conzralm l - n rf , -wus, I 5 il Wade! Qing' , f , Q- v . D,xN1L:L IfI00vER-Fzrsz Tenor J. W7lLIvIIER H1-:1s1sY-Second Tenor ROBERT ELTH ERINGTON-Basso W1L1,1,xM W ENGER-Baritone Q n A ' ul 1 ,, , 3 '. qv . ' 1 . 3 22 ul L ZX YQUTH IN Q SERVICE Q XX!! oW.en..seW Camp 34, Crottoes, Va. Heisey, J. Wilmer Hensel, Glenn Hostetter, C. Nelson Myers, Lyle K. Camp 3 24, H agerstown, Md. Freed, Marvin Camp 335, North Fork, Calif Ebersole, Alvin Camp 445, Laray, Va. Helfriek, Isaac Mann, Leroy McCulloh, Paul Smith, Robert Camp 356, Wallport, Ore. Engle, Daniel B. W. Camp 353, Farnhurst, Del. Hess, Raymond S. Wolgemuth, Arthur M. Camp 363, Marlboro, N. J. Heise, Jesse Camp 364, Terry, Mont. Engle, Royce QCOIILDUZLZILZ and Non-Conzbatantj Arkema, Lewis Bert, Dwight Bert, Orville Bowen, Harold Brechhill, Ray C. Brechhill, Robert K. Engle, Daniel G. Funk, Benjamin Hershey, David Kratz. John Camp 366, Norristown, Perma. Engle, Donald D. Engle, Gordon Hill, Judson Camp 377, Greystone, N. J. Baldwin, Martin E. Brubaker, James Dourte, Allon Miller, Henry Camp 381, Howard, R. 1 Crider, Paul Ensminger, Samuel F. Heisey, D. Earl Hoffman, John H. Zercher, Ray Camp 391, lVIans-Held, Conn.. Burket, Edward Camp 3107, Three Rivers, Calif Dourte, Ebel' Fohringer, Ray Lehman, Melvin Yvinger, Gerald Zook, Leroy Released from C.P.S. Heisey, Martin W. Kipe, David Nvhitesel, Alfred Kraybill, Spencer Light, Miles K. Mahoney, John Richer, Virgil Stump, James H. Swope, Warren Thuma, Daniel Winger, Paul J. Zercher, Harold E. Zercher, John E. ,- r ex? - 4-.., , 1-'SR gf- Dear Fellow Alumni, Christian Greetings from those of us in C. P. S. Who of us had the imagination five years ago to think of our being in such a camp as these today? Surely very fewl lt causes us to realize that we are living in a world of changes-of environment, systems of art and entertainment, of religion, from paths of peace to ways of war. All these changes call for choices and decisions. Decisions must be made each day. In making them we must have some definite principles and standards to follow if we are to choose wisely. It is those things in life which introduce us to these stanclarcls and principles that we appreciate most of all. Our homes, our Church, and our Alma Mater to a very large extent performed this duty. We have chosen Civilian Public Service because we believe that war and all it involves is wrong. We have faith in the elhciency of the Christian way of love and in its ability to be practiced in any circumstance. Our opportunity is all-inclusive, our task enormous. We must wage such a program as to prove to the world the validity and truth of our belief. Were we to undertake this in our own strength, discouragement and failure would be inevitable. But we have on our side One who has promised His presence and guid- ance, His love and care. With Him as our Guide and Counselor we SHALL succeed! For HI can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Phil. 4:13. -Jesse L. 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BUSINESS COLLEGE 323 Market Street HARRISBURG - PENNSYLVANIA DAY and NIGHT SCHOOL It pays to Attend a School with an Established Reputation. SHENK 84 TITTLE Everything for Sport WOLGEMUTH BROS. Manufacturers of FLORIN FEEDS 313 Market sf. Dealers in Blue Coal :: Feed and Grain HARRISBURG, PA, Coal and Fertilizer FLORIN, PA. Phone: Mt. Joy 220 MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE 7 and 9 N. Market Sq. HARRISBURG, PA. Harrisburg's Most Popular Furniture Store For Plumbing that is Priced as low as quality will let it go See J. E. CLINE 22 S. Market St. Phone 300 Mechanicsburg, Pa. The Better Kind of Jewelry MUMMA'S JEWELERS EYE SPECIALISTS Mechanicsburg, Pa. Be Sure of Success - Always Plant SCHELL'S Quality Seeds They Grow Better - They Yield Better They are preferred by successful gar- deners and farmers everywhere. Ask for Free Catalogue WALTER S. SCHELL, Inc. QUALITY SEEDS lofh a. Market HARRISBURG, PA. Mechanicsburg's Leading Department Store THE R Y A N STORE 17-19 Main sf. MECHANICSBURG - PA. COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN'S CHILDRENS SHOP I2 S. Market St. Elizabethtown, Pa. READY MADE BONNETS AND COVERINGS MUSSER LEGHORN FARMS Breeders of Pedigreed Single Combed White Leghorns MOUNT JOY, PENNA. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING PLAIN SUITS THE MEN'S SHOP MARTIN - CLOTHIER FRANK T'ULR'CH Ready-Made - Made-to-Order ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. 15 W. Main St. Mechanicsburg M E N ' S W E A R R O T H ' S Fine Home Furnishings Funeral Director Elizabethtown Middletown Shippensburg WALKER BROS. COAL - GRAIN - FEED BUILDERS SUPPLIES FUEL OIL CHAMBERSBURG, PA. PHONE 720 HERSI-ETS Greetings MENNONITE PUBLISHING HOUSE Scottdale, Pa. GARBER'S GARAGE HOME OF ORIGINAL PACKAGED BULK lcE CREAM A Luxury Quality ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. at a Low Cost Ford Tractor with Ferguson System FLORIN FARMS O QUALITY CHICKS O Mt. Joy, R. D. No. 'I Penna RAKEsTRAw's 0 Dairy Product 0 Mechanicsburg Penna. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I943 May each of you enjoy much success WENC5ER'S CARLISLE PENNA. RHEEMS GARAGE MCCREARVS SIPLING BROS. B A K E R Y C A R S - T R U C K S O STUDEBAKER Goodsanceiaoi ALLIS-CHALMER FARM M A c H I N E R Y ' RHEEMS, PA. DILLSBURG, PA. Cvmplimenfs Manufacturers of F L O R I N F E E D S Decdefs in SERVICE STATION BLUE COAL FEED AND GRAIN Phone 9422 FERTILIZER Main 81 High St. Mechanicsburg, Pa. FLORIN, PA. Phone Mt. Joy 220 S. HARPER MYERS FUNERAL DIRECTOR 37 E, Main Street MECHANICSBURG, PA. Phone - Office: 'I54 Residence: 79 J. S. Ausherman N. W. Ausherman J. M. Ausherman AUSHERMAN BROS. REAL ESTATE 128 N. Main Street Waynesboro, Pa. Chambersburg, Pa. Mercersburg, Pa. Phone 221-Rl Phone 1002 Phone 221-R1 COMPLIMENTS THE CLARION PERIODICAL STAFF 0 MIRIAM NOLT, Editor PAULINE HERR, Assoc. Ed. SAMUEL H. WENGER AGENCY 38 Glen Street Chambersburg, PU- PHONE 'l 'l 16-J We specialize in Fire and Storm Insurance in one Combined Policy. Storm damage is more frequent than fire-why not protect yourself. We write automobile insurance and bonds of all kinds. R. O. BRECHBIEL 84 SON LUMBER, MILL WORK, AND BUILDING MATERIAL Roland Avenue CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA. Phone 345 DOUTRICHS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATED STORES CLOTHING FURNISHINGS HATS SHOES Home Owned by -5-QE M. R. ZIMMERMAN AND BOYS 25 E. Main Sf. Mechanicsburg, Pa. 320 Market St. Harrisburg, Pa. PHONE I22 COMPLIMENTS COATS FURS DRESSES f For Women and Children O Men's and Boys' Clothing GREEK AMERICAN I RESTAURANT f 409 Marker St. HARRISBURG, PENNA. The Store Dependable 3rd and Market Sf. HARRISBURG, PA. CHILDERS STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS THAT PLEASE Pictures - Frames Mechanicsburg Penna. E. v. PUBLISWETHG HUUSE IIHPPHHEE, IHDIHHH AUTCDGRAPI-13 w 4 qi