Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

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SENICRS . 1 f 7 by ISAAC KANODE Hummelstown, Pennsylvania Eloquence is the power to translate a truth into language perfectly intelligible to the person to whom you speak. -Emerson RALPH PALMER New Bloomfleld, Pennsylvania Save and thou shalt be saved. It you love and save men, you cannot, by any hiding or stratagem, escape the remuneration. -Emerson 'l'lII'L I Nun Nkllttx J' he W ii ,x GULABI McCARTY ARTHUR MUSSER Saharsa District, lndia Grantham, Pennsylvania Soft peace she brings, wherever she 'iWhere'er a noble deed is wrought, arrives: Where'er is spoken noble thought, She builds our quiet, as she lorrns our Our hearts in glad surprise lives- lo higher levels rise. Lays the rough paths ol peevish nature -Loqglglloy even And opens in each heart alittle Heavenj -Prior flhlfl SALINGEP Newville, Pennsylvqmcs zealous, yet modest, vmorent, thgugh tree, Patient at toil, serene izmtflsl ssltxt-ns lnflexible tt! filtlh, trivirttlllle its rgrfvvs 'SPN He :U e , 5 l'.-AN f . . ii- Q 'H if rf, 5 si W , ae, Xl XlillXl Iggy sitixk MARK WINC-ER Mechqmuburg, Pennsylvania The heights by great men redchtd Cfld kept XVAVIIPYC not uttmfted by sudden Right, But they while their companwhs slept Were I-3-lwwg upward in the night. -Longfellow su it WN I' ,lui . IN. iuni in c act the mei CTS lTlO sat it h NX

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,A.4:,.,',u.2,il1,:5i w,53,f,m,',.i:,,H r I K J SENICDRS ' llDA 9011 we be, Vt' of that ini itherf' - Wordxvortl DY 'Y 8 I 58 'Mg in-an-If' NORMA BRUBAKER BETTY BUMBAUGH Manheim, Pennsylvania Chambersburg, Pennsylvania For she was ies' the quiet kind Then grow as God hath planted, grow Whose nature never vary, A Iordly oak or a daisy low, Like streams that keep a summer mind As He hath set His garden, be Snowhid in Jenooary. Just what thou art, as grass or tree. -Lowell -Joaquin Miller RICHARD GORDON PAUL HARTZ ERNA HESS Manheim, Pennsylvania Palmyra, Pennsylvania Lancaster, Pennsylvania Truth is the secret of eloquence and lt is always right that a man should Howe'er it be, it seems to me, of virtue, the basis of moral authority, be able to render a reason for the faith 'Tis only noble to be good. it is the highest summit of art and life. that is within him. Kind hearts are more than coronets, ,-Amie, -Smith And simple faith than Norman blood. -Tennyson 1 4 T 1 DAVID MARTIN STORE-Men's 81 Boy's clothing-ELIZABETHTOWN, PA

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-1- mi! JW OFFICERS EMERSON FREY President ELLOUISE BORTNER Vice-President ROY PETERMAN Secretary-Treasurer MARY JANE YOUNG iNot picturedl Chaplain DR. C. O. WITTLINGER Advisor COLLEGE JUNIORS This year instituted a revision in the activities among the Upper Division students. For the first time the iunior and senior classes were separated. We, the iuniors, as the smallest class, felt we were a minor chord in our college symphony. But the minor chord was also indispensible. With good class officers, the year's activities progressed smoothly. Our social activities were memorable occasions. Several of those functions were in cooperation with the other Upper Division students with whom we were still in harmony. Our Christmas party and class prayer meetings were held in coniunction with the seniors. Much of our time during this year was spent in studying, increasing the tempo until we crashed into the crescendo of final examinations. Our term papers were written in syncopated time with staccato touch and many rests. With Dr. Wittlinger as our capable advisor again this year, we can look back upon i955-56 with satisfaction, realizing that the Lord has had His guiding hand upon us individually and collectively. Truly it has been a good year, and one to be pleasantly remembered. RALPH ASHBURN-Photographers for the Clarion-MECHANICSBURG, PA