Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

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x NX tv' X ! l ,., -..,-,-,T,,. .--sA,,f- ,.- .. ,.-'- -asv ,... . e . K,-M- - .YOFA 0111 ores ARDEN BENFIELD Royersford, Pa. A chuckle, a giggle, a jovial laugh Portrays her carefree heart. A promise, a prayer, sincere devotion Show forth her divine art. To serve humanity-a teacher in fact, ln future life in thought and act. Liberal Arts General Education Shippensburg, Pa. Petite! And neat! Full of life! Never strife! As school teacher Or wife of preacher, Will the future show her? May God's love watch o'er her! LAURA BOND Hubbard, Oregon Poets oft pen verses to Laura, An aurora of charm-soft, dusky hair, lngenious, competent, kindly though shrewd, Lofty aims magnified by service enviewed. A lady in white to comfort the ill, A Christian of depth pursuing His will. ROBERT BRUBAKER Grantham, Pa. A note is born, A chord reverberates, A melody pours forth, His life breathes harmony- Bob's soul's in tune with God. CHARLES BURNS Martinsburg, Pa. Mischievous smiles from his face abound, Chastisement from him is never found. In his heart he has felt God's call. Known for his fine bass voice- For a special friend he is the choice. LEODA CLIMENHAGA Grantham, Pa. First lady of the student group A capable leader is she. She knows the parliamentary rules, Come to student council and see. She has a friendly word for all And invites them over for tea. Her cheery ways will help her much When in Christian service she'll be. PHYLLIS ENGLE Upland, Calif. Her soul a sweet communion finds With tho'ts from many authors minds: Her originality's well observed In each position she has served: But final proof that she is capable- She is editor of this year's annual. May your vision for Christian service, Phyl, Be magnified as you do God's will. EMMA IANE HERTZLER Grantham, Pa. The calm expression on her face, Reveals His glory and His grace. On the world's stage-a teacher, her role. Pure is her heart, peaceful her soul. Science Music Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Science Liberal Arts Mess we fl' rue me in if' Tlusrusigeidu hsllllier gmddy. Cleflmd in tlfsrnfii f T gerve mt soul of an 0 l ang T0 ul 11, deslles' These .nie mix thg e995r antlovlict- llltsda some dat plans Household d1f5'he,,15?l ,L meui - dig ea-- llllfnladrfbem Vllllll MAE HESS Que Diouified We' -.ed eerendtf 1 gli underlying strength To leaclu - g others llldlno the dans length' CK ronuo Sm . - rl erved and mc llrllstlltnlrlldldstasks at hand. no new fo wwf lf To serve in a heathen land. Cl'lllllLOT'l'E HOOVE Plea Solt, lrind, brown eyes, ll keen mathematical mind, Gentle, wtnsome, yet decis llll counted as nought but 1 Ioy in God's service she vr LOIS HOSTETl.ER lou have the secret l ' Qud the key to succsggloy Bom fleet? Cllrlstian devel YYOIH lrle you corilegg ln work tor the Mme, ' The world you will bless Nc heaflt laugh - . lun llllitiliffgfhe Sit - 'l Sod rs uppemsst :ti t hitsirve-her Make, is If eermq lollr she ne: It llestmy uueefirftoeee In eg,r5u51:ef0se,r Thu um Ways. shag days