Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

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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.

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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.