Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

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OFFICERS NEVIN ENGLE President JAMES MILLER Vice-President BARBARA HANKEY Secretary RUTH MANN Treasurer JACOB SHENK lNot picturedl Chaplain MR. JACOB G. KUHNS Advisor ! I Q 1l -i ri el I I I COLLEGE SOPHOMORES Q Our class activities throughout the year can well be compared to a symphony. With 000' 0dViS0f. PN' fessor Kuhns, as director, we had many enioyable experiences. l l The year began with an allegra, or fast movement, our class trip to New York City. This was on edmo- tional experience, which broadened our concept and meaning of life, and one which we sholl long remembef- The second movement was slower and represented classroom activities and periods of study. We Of' grateful to our teachers who so ably guided us through this section of activity. Our informal social 06055005 such as the hamburger fry and Christmas party formed a faster movement We recall with pleasure OU! enactment of the Boston Tea Party, the fun of bobbing for apples and the roy of shoving ot Christmot- The fourth and final movement was our graduation, which brought ta a close- all the year's octivitiei 004 directed our thoughts to the future, We shall always remember this yr-ar as a harmony at many r-vr-nts and experiences, which formed 5 delightful symphony. 5. gg. -.,...es---, i --4' '52, -1 . A.. , Ihlllflilllllfl- Pllllllllie' .llltl lllltsllttgf lrir llliili I Irgrtrlll .IN 1' Illttltxtl XlilXlllKNltttt x. - it N i . lutnl lla .I--,itil l'i. -- II I if Ad cf, iii mis Se ei in m Ot tal QU Te Ai fic Te cv: Sh