Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1961 volume:

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In recording these si 'fi gm cant exper- iences, we hope the CLARION 'll er-as earnest portsmen, as dedi- wi provide lasting memories of your years at Messiah College. I' o 4 pf I S ri is w af' X n 2 m V . K N. KQLQQ 1 f Q K, f I ff LA-X ,fiilf iXxgdi,, -F A --- ,..i.l?a - , ,,, -A-J ... Lia. ,5 ,.4z.?:.-.. -..Q ,....3 ...,. TE X. J1..T..N I 8-,.N ...N ZLL of Cgonfenfd Administration and Faculty ............. . 7 Cl 17 O g t 49 t Lf 7 1.11-t--ii.. I TO CHRISTIAN SCHOLARSHIP As a tapestry is woven upon a loom so education has for its context a frame of reference. We at Messiah College acknowledge jesus Christ as truth for our frame of reference upon which we weave all other knowledge, Our responsibility as Christians is to acquire knowledge of our world and its current thought trends in order to adapt the eternal truth of the Gospel to the changing needs of mankind. Our scholarship thus becomes part of our faith com- mitment to Christ. To the worthiness of this scholarship based in Christ, we dedicate the CLARION for 1961. Five A LOCK AROUND THE CAMPUS 5-325255-9. X. ,V is , 1 , 'Q-1 , D, g ,, E ,ilu n lb W: 12 . 518, ,, , ..i if .Q g , . lfirawiiizqs . il ' V Y I-V ' 1 ':lI :': 35255: i ,.,.:,::: I ' X A :EEE .. r . x . - Y 3 41 a . Q5 x 4 1 w :iv i 4! ,A Facult 8: Administration ' Q 13456 ' A . I , 44 f W1 , X-ww 71 gym M33 X 3 vi . - f Q. g,w,?Swf , ., Tfiifi, ' 'fi4 L,.kQ'fWi-f A i A, Q .,,.: 3 gg! I' i An KX--.-4-at DR. ARTHUR M. CLIMENHAGA Prexidefzt as fx m Q-www WEN' a ,, :mx n Q x v. 2 x x x x x xxx 1 2 x x X uf 2 M MQ. nm ,mf 5: gm'-W SEQ wx ss nm DR. CHARLES F. ESHELMAN Dean of Ike Famlfy pw - Q A in Qi n T -157 I 1 ALDEN BI. LONG Dean of Sluderzlx CARLTON O. XVITTLINGER RFgi.flI'1ll' 'l ul. EI! ELBERT N. SINIITH Public Relaliom' w, Q ,Mm , 11 MUSSER M. MARTIN Buxifzeu Mmzager T 1 M P ARTHUR M. CLIMENHAGA Prwizlezlt, Cf'9ri1lifm EdllC'fIlf0Il M.A., Taylor University: S.'l'.D., Los Angeles Baptist Seminary I l I l ANNA R. ENGLE Afrfmrl Sllldfej Hons. B.A., University of South Africa .1 'L . ' ll , .. ' H 5 . DAVID ESHELMAN Speerb M.S.. University of Wisconsin FACULTY EUGENE CLEMENS History, Sociology A.B., Goshen Collegeg Gradu- ate student, University of Pennsylvania DANIEL G. ENGLE Malbemalirx, Playrirr MS., Franklin and Marshall College sg M MARY G. ESHELMAN Home Economic: M.S., Cornell University I ALBERT H. ENGLE Religiouf Direrlor, Clnriftian Edumlion M.A., Winona Lake School of Theology CHARLES F. ESHELMAN Dean of lbe Ffzmlty, Education M.S. in Ed., Cornell Univer- sityg Ed.D., Cornell Univer- sity EMERSON C. FREY Mufir M.Mus., West111inster Choir College Eleven 13 1, - T mama I. fs of X ' ly , 7 V ,Q I if , ,1,,, , ng 'Q . is, J H, ' I . , st. X , , s 4 .'.l?::-iii L5 1 1-.-.V .J v. .ni,5I.f-: V -Af.: m '. i ii I -a ff if fi Ev,2t551.,v ,L ing Q. ff 1 if KENNETH B. Hoover: Biology, .Malbermzliry M.S., Kansas State Collegeg Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University l I i IVIARY C. KREIDER .2l'I0dE7'lI Languagey M.A., Pennsylvania State Uni- versity MUSSIER M. MARTIN Purcbaiirzg Agenl, Economic: B.S,, Elizabethtown College Twelve FACULTY D. RAY HOSTETTIZR flililflllll fa :be Pmridefll in Dezfelopuzefzl M.A., Pennsylvania State Unia versity Y' ALDEN M. LoNG Dean of Sluderm, Biblical Lileralufe, Greek M.A., New York Universityg Th.M., The Biblical Semi- nary of New York EARL D. MILLER Music M.Mus., Eastman School of Music, University of Roch- ester HARRY B. KIME llflnlbenlnficr M.A., Temple University l, E il DAVID BICBIETH Direrlor of C!l1'I'6'!fIINIdC'IIl.'6 Cw1r.re.r, Chfiilirlll Edzlmliovl B.D.. Asbury Theological Seminary RUTH N. Musssn Librfzrimz A.M.L.S,, University of Michi- gan Domain PITZIER Phgfriml Edumliou A.B., Wittenluurg University: Graduate student, Pennsyl- vania State University L'IAR'l'lN H. SCHRAG Hirmry, Biblical Lifm'nlm'e Tl1.M.. Eastern Baptist Theo- logical Seminary: Graduate ' student, Temple University Fnfwcns A. SMITH Drum of W'0men, Marin' Teachers Certilicate, American Conservatory of Music FACULTY is , I , .- 'x -5- V .4 1 5 .4 .V F y Ba , . , .. H' ' al , I E l ,' ' V, E , I Q ll -:-,:3:.: :. l N.: 7 . B- - 1:-jj l it TLT l if-. -ree l N X E .:. .- If : 1 .. ' B ' QE.: ' M. EVELYN P013 English M.A., Cornell Universityg Graduate student, Boston University W , . L' I . , i F V 1 .5 V ' ig ' -1 A M l . U .. X A 3 . ' ' . - lf' ., -Ziff -...: ' it rf A x s 2-H 1 A H+- i if ' R4-9 ' ' 23, Q.. af' 'Y .F ' iftfii-l12,: . 1 . -- - - V- X ' rm X E ., X 'A -A ,- ,.,!E.,.n5-is . . A ...- ', - . .'-f 1 .1 5. RONALD R. Sloan Marie M.Mus., Eastman School of Music, University of Roch- ester CARLTON O. WITTLINGER Regixlrur, H irlory M.A.. University of Buffalo: Ph.D., University of Penn- Sylvania Not Pictured: Gnoncis E. PAULUS I 91'f6'b1'lIf9 Amzlamy MD., Jefferson Medical Col- lege NA 'E E nam mmmmiw Dono'rHY WITTER Sci-IRAQ Murir M.Mus., Central Conservatory of Chicago f ,I is 3 :.:-1 B is nw- E.. H. 1 is l 1: new .HQ xi Mx fr ELBERT N. SMITH Direflor of Publir Reluliom, Ciarirlimz Education M.R.E., Eastman Baptist Semi- nary ,Bm in E figs E H MARK B. WOLGEMUTH Ciaemirlry M.Ed., Pennsylvania State Uni- versity Thirteen STAFF VELVA ASPER Food Prepamliofz ies. -:- . . WE L M Tir ss . . , swam W. was H5515 L, -- RUTH BRUBAKER College Nune Aumuzv J. DEARDORFF Secretary lo the Prefidenl BARRY FLEWELLING Auiftfznt to llae Superirzfendenz of Ground: and Buildirzgx Fourteen ESTHER M. EBERSOLE Axfimznt lo the Librarian THELMA FLEWELLING Sew-ezary lo Dean of SlIldEI1lJ',' Secrezary to Dean of Faculty if 1 , I HELEN COLLINS D02'IIlil0f'jf Mollaer ET1-mL H. ENGLE Aff01lII!dIlI GEORGE LLENI-mrvr Superirllendenf of Groumls and Building: STAFF Esrnmm R. MILLER LORRAINE MYERS Secretary 10 ibe Regixtmr Food Preparation SARAH OLDHAM THOMAS R1cHnNDoLLAR Cleaning S1lfI?1'1ff.f!17' Arlizzg Dean of Men SHIRLEY SCHILLEN Doms STERN A.r,ri.rlm1t lo the Lihmrifm Bookkeeper n EVE LYN N012 L Dietifiafz 1 Six ii HARVEY SAKIMURA Gardener ARDITH WILES Secrelary lo the Dirertor of Public Relation! Fifteen And then he said Long-winded professors n SNAPS Sixteen The good life Arc-n't you short some candles? U U. Classes :fy 51 . up 1,1 JI ,,,, .. LJ. Q1E ' .I YP . of ' W M , , 1 , ww? l., 'u - y i w I . W . I H Q. w,..r ' 41164 Y v. wx u gg, . rw mx if m 1: M Us 'nm :..?YfH nm as ms sw gig gs ss w n Q x v xc-' QFQEHEKH sag,-Us 5 wg E 'assassins mmf as wwf nm as Fm :HW ,-1 uw fm 'mm my wi ' gf KM mf , X'u!f ' in XA, X . W -, n K :r 5 55W ix a mm. B j sm-:Emma B M KZ 3 an MHYEWA is sfjmmgme Wu., ,sms M .5 'sa-fm 'H www, 5 .Hs-fvgmm X wmffgisfg Mfg, '- Lf. H:g .f:2w'e,5.T5,g1 ,WWLLL ,fwgg .':s5 THM'i! .. ifligw, be D' L ,L UMR? 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Ewa Fam ma K Wan gzm Q - B Hamm? wma, as , na ws-E32 ss ,ff ms nw ss . ,am an 'W ss ,E as nm 1 ma W sf W mu me me E xx was nm sm umm, ss , a -sm v a Hamm. B131 amiga. m '7 'Sami- sms mn gs 24 wa nw mn mn Eu a ss as as gm an mam -mm ? your STUDENTS RONALD BURGARD BilL'bEl01' of Theology Mechanicsburg, Pa. P 59 , -,W .ami ' ww RONALD Lormouss DALE SINGER Bathelor of Theology Bc'lL'l7E'l01' of Tbrfalogjf Grantham, Pa. Grantham, Pa. J. YN. KLINE and CO., INC. Real Esfafe Insurance Bonds 43 Kline Village, Harrisburg Phone: CEclar 2-6102 Eighteen OFFICERS-Lefl lo righl: Nevin Engle, Preriderzly Grace Yoder, Secrelaryg jay Sisco, Cbnplaizzg Richard Maurer, V ire-Pr'e.ride11t,' Mr. Schrag, Adzfirorg Mervin Brubaker, Trearurer. CVM 0 1967 sENloRs The arrival of our senior year brought anticipation and fulnllment. Little did we realize how much we would build upon our previous college experiences. Friendships founded in our freshman year were cemented as we trav- eled to Williainsbtirg in the fall, as we relaxed from our scholastic tensions at occasional parties, and as we wor- shipped together in class prayer meetings. We have grown in discernment and faith which will enable us to fulfill our place in the world. -v Compliments of S. Gr. S. ELECTRIC MOTOR SALES Gm SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sollenberger Chambersburg, Pa. Nineteen SENIORS .wt -gf 'Af 45 Ei Y -' 5555 ?':.Qr'H3 : Q je f'?.A'?' -'m.FQ1 tZ,4?Qy' A -Hg , - , ffgq.,-- ,vgjmf xi.. . f 'feiiftf A i X jgifvnggw 4 jif' ' . , 3 1 . M 'L a?sx?g.r:3Q K ' . l th: :h-JM ' ., , ,pri .IL Li :' .' 'Wu' Twenty .5539 a xf 'f -ff+ HAROLD BOWERS AB., Biblical Lilerfzlure Grantham, Pa. V2 'Pai f 'va af? -A 1 Qvz' r ' 'f. + -WS'-3' ' . N' . L '11 X I A, I Q, ,. has I . w 1 P MERVIN BRUBAKER A.B., Bibliml I.i1ev':1lure Mechunicsburg, Pa. RUTH BRUBAKER B.S, in Nurxing Ashland, Ohio 'Q NEVIN ENGLE A.B., Nczlurul SL'jL'llL'? Grzmthum, Pu. SENIORS T,EITf'Tq '3 -2iefr!5F?'QFi f nw?fgA-,ffl '3- ' lur- , 'iff ' JOSEPH GINDER ROY HESS f1.B., Hirlory Meclmnicsburg, Pa. A.B., Hixfory Lancaster, Pa. H. T. HO SUI-FOONG HO CHENG A.B., Hinary AB., Bibliml Lilerfllzzre Kowloon, Hong Kong Kowloon, Hong Kong Twenty-one SENIORS H H . ' . . . -4 :j -F .' -fr' wave? .f - - - WSH HWS Rims gy ix --Huw 1 , .f,,..,.' .M - . Nz, . 1 1, 1- 1 ., -.. . . . W Q ,mf . ... w B ...f- - A- ' . ss s 1 - 4,11 1, ,-Af!! B . ' f .I . L- . H '- ' ' - - . ri,,f- ! .1-:R M , ... ms - Q jj M - . x m-w- mx. mm---ss ss, H. 1 M ZW. if aw.. aas5:T W, SLE5 ., ' gi'-'Ki . ' wmv. Mlm mn HM ww .H 3 .. .X .1 , 3 . .- gina . . ff ' .. Wig , , -M M. , .3 will B125 .f uri- HB ' ' 8... -.. -. -.- ... .g?.L W L f.f. Hmxix 1-95-in ss-ss HEX . Ama mvwnlm E Mm fra .... . .. .. .. :Q .QE Zig. as Q SSH : E ..m...-M .. may msmlggnssm ms ms nggwmzm . ::::.iig5lfi3a WMM.. igggm xgsss arms mms HEBXH nn swam msmam pm s iii. :gag GLADYS LEHMAN CLIFFORD LLOYD Nzzrxiiig AB., Bibliml Lilemmre Carlisle, Pu. Grantham, Pa. , .H B .s B- B umm swag ss wsg B me me mfg: ss ma many mm mang- ss B amyg- ms ma B nu xmsmgx mmwssn was ss- ma swag? mama smug mn B amass--m nxmnmm mam my H awww Zzmsmnsmma Em fm me-11:7 ss mmm Egg msn ass? mama -ss mm 2 was Q ms as xv-fx: ss mags- I msgs M ms ss SU' n ss Mm- m-E O' nm -is nsfss mxmxsw K M . .wx mm- .gf .1 W . fm H E. Erma- mask: gif - as m ' E.. H 1 E. . . H EM :H ,, H H E E E BEEN H , H H Nj Mfg K., H E E mx M, HHH Ram. M WEEKS K is nl Q H H ,M E mm ROBERT MANN RICHARD MAURER AB., Natural Scieute AB.. Biblical Lilemlure Everett, Pa. Grantham, Pa. Twenty-two 1 l t l.' If' 'll V , l ' '1.Vf'l , ,ful A. 11 1 , HI, , ., A .pr . l - -at .. -W.-. X. - V. EMILYROSE NAGLE B.S. in Nnfxillg Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Y., B B ..,, H r E JAY SISCO H Lrtory Grantham, Pa. SENIORS W ,.,.:::..:. ,.:, ,............ W :,: Q: gg ,E :Q -:M E ESE s:a.:.: ' - 5555... 3 2 Q W w W if ,E NEEWB-QKHQEEQE, nwgm 3522 PM mangas? xml Hmmm H my gf N Hgggml Hg B gg H X Bm E H E B ENE!! Y SS E ma EERE H J Sis -gg B H W N H H H H .E H E. H 5 M lxlx W ESM mm Emu mira Hmmm' gm B8 X85 E ml THOMAS RICI-IENDOLLAR A.B., Natuml Science Grantham, Pa. iam a a mn a ss E H B n use Qin li la ms N w ss ss Bm la ms sl la sl :B sl ms sl la ma RONALD SMITH A.B., Bibliml Litemture Hanover, Pa. Twenty-three SENIORS l BRUCE UREY Barbelor of Religiouy Education Twenty-four Mechanicsburg, Pa. GRACE YODER AB., Englixb Richfield, Pa, QQ! ' . .ff L 5 , , N, Sun' - ' ly -1-1 , RALPH WENGER A.B., Biblical Literature Greencastle, Pa. SENIOR SNAPS Dick's motivation lwif Wfhut is it. Roy? Now back on the farm in Ohio . . Diligenf in business, fervem' in spirif, serving fhe Lord TURKEY HILL INC. D 5 B Frozen Speciaffies TURKEY HILL ICE CREAM INC. MILK FROZEN FOODS ICE CREAM Twenty-five mn EE Q H 2 me H1 if EG Q an :ss IDER em 0, Canada ms mx: is LEE DEVENNEY 1151 Semerlerj Carlisle, Pa. aww a EEE mm X H M an was , rx gig Q .A N 5 lun- Hn- mam ss 1 a sa lm ,E . -B.-Ha ANNA WILES S ecrelm' y Chambersburg, Pa. X H - ' ' ,4Q ffH W H Z 3 Q E SS E SS ms f H , mm w -nm maxi: 1 fnyu N , If-xx w 2 r 1 KEITH ULERY Cbnplnin Grantham, Pa. I., I T T'1T- ' li.-, , ii, . fml l l I I l-te H 1 lf Lip I . 5'Qr,Y',, '1y9.,:f ,,:' I f - Fir? a Ndklkfi JAMES ENGLE HEIrIxEnT GREENLISE ROBERT HAMILTON DOROTHY HEEENEI1 Palmyra, Pa. Url .remerferj Shippensburg, Pa. Wayfnesboro, Pa. Dillsburg, Pa. Although representing only a small portion of the campus population, the junior class accepted leadership in student government, religious activities, and sports. In addition, upper division status pre- sented new responsibilities-increased individual study, creative thinking, maturity. Through our mutual experiences we established confidence in a future committed to God. l I la I f'v'X l I LUKE KEEEEI1 Doius LEHMAN BEN-IAMIN MYERS ELIZABETH MYERS Millershurg, Pa. Collegeville, Pa. Grantham, Pa. Mechanicsburg, Pa. I i l I l GLENN SMITH RUTH WAGGONER LEROY WALTERS URANIA WILLIAMS Shippensburg, Pa. Millersburg, Pa. Baltimore, Maryland Dallas Center, Iowa Twenty-seven 4 The joys of I'32ldC1'ShiP S Dave's home . . . in Africa? Does your son always do your assignments, Keith? Twenty-eight Scientific concentration Ann :1-fifty years ago PAUL W1aNGER'r JON CARLSON Vice-President Harrisburg, Pa. MAMLYN ENGL12 Ser1'etm'y Palmyra, Pa. Praridwll Mn. SMITH fld1f'i.mr Cfaaa 0 7 963 S O P H 0 0 R E S LENORA HERSHEY Emerging from freshman naivite, the sophomore class began fulhlling its categorization- wise fools. The initial social function of our class was a Hal- loween party complete with a tunnel of mysteries, barbershop, and beauty salon. After contemplating on the world's great ethical. problems, memorizing Chaucer, and discovering the fallibility of the United States in the past, we sophomores relaxed at a Christ- mas party. Here, to broaden our educational experi- ence, we pushed hard-boiled eggs across the gym- nasium floor with our noses. Our class sponsored an all-school social in March, relieving tensions built up from a long, snowy winter. In retrospect of the last two years of college life and anticipation of the fu- ture years we remember, All things worlc together for good . . . Treasurer Hershey, Pa. JACK ORR C buplairz Dover, Pa. ea- , ass Et -me m Twenty-nine SOPHOMORES e 34 A .. If W 'TJ' -2 f 1 ' X 2 , N . i --Lf JUDY ALTLAND ELAINE BORTNER KENNETH BRUBAKER York Haven, Pa. Glenville, Pa. Mount joy, Pa. 'fn Z JOHN BYERS LARRY COCKLIN Grantham, Pa. Dillsburg, Pa. ALTHEA ENGLE Conestoga, Pa. M . Aunruzy DEARDORFF Shippensburg, Pa. JANET CRIDER Annville, Pa. 5 arf ' M as hm mv r , , FRANCES HAIKAGUCPII XWINIFRIED Hmm GLENN Hess flff femeflerj Ludlow Falls, Ohio Chambersburg. Pa. Kushu, Japan Thirty FRANK S. WINGERT Hay, Grain, and International Trucks Chambersburg, Pa. IVIARLIN Huss Mechanicsburg. Pa. L SOPHOMORES .. .W Q ..., ..:, ., 'Q iff -1. T73 hx! ,f. . L, 46+ 1 wi - A f E HH Y M .. Q- EFA' ' wg XR ,.M'?L .. I' ,C - - .. If '-as 'I , JV f. .1 JANET HoovER Grantham, Pa. ELLEN HoovER Detroit, Kansas L 1 Wine-V .ik 12 ,.:' F V? .. -5 , g W ' WJ' .pg ,, ,U 41 JOAN KEEPER Halifax, Pa. CHARLES KANODE Martinsburg, Pa, CARL KNEPPER Mechanicsburg, Pa. 1 Lols KNEPPER Mechanicsburg, Pa. DAVID MARTIN STORE Men's and Boys' Clothing Elizabefhfown, Pa. Thirty-one SOPHOMORES 5 MEET? f, I1 . N Exilim A I n A fx T 'L imf N, EI: WE, I. if I R. - 'f 1 I1 . - w.g,i-' ' Agni, f- ix , . .A .- 'Eu A - E . fm I wg: I I i' A ' 'L :fi V KATHRYN KREII:-ER JOHN NEIDIG Pa1mYfa: Pa- Dillsburg, Pa. DoRoTHY LEHMAN Lancaster, Pa. fun af FRANCES MARTIN Elizabethtown, Pa. Ifxuiz Im IVIARY JANE LEHMAN Newville, Pa. HAROLD MILLER JEANNE .IVIILLER Woodbury, Pa. Grantham, Pa. CHRISTIAN LIGHT BOOK STORES Elizabefhfown, Pa. Chambersburg, Pa. Nappanee, Ind. Upland, California Thirty-two SOPHOMORES Ill 95-W iq, LQ I V in..- SAMUIZL OLDHAM EDXVARD PDWELL RAYMOND RIFE BEVERLY RILAND Grantham, Pu. Leonard, Michigan Mechnnicsburg, Pa. Halifax, Pa. N? M G16 'Ya' 'C-15 Y JULIANNA Scuoclc LYNELTE SHAFFER ROY SMITH j. HAROLD STERN Hershey, Pa. Dillsburg, Pa. Dauphin, Pa. Mill Hall, Pa. ai 6- mr' 1-ff' K, ' 1' 1 L x Ivlmmm STERN SAMUEL STONER KATHLEEN T1-IUMA Roaring Spring, Pa. East Berlin, Pa. Mount Joy, Pa. MENNONITE BIBLICAL SEMINARY Elkharl, Indiana Thirty-three SOPHOMORES JUDY WELLER Chambersburg, Pa. KATHLEEN WINGER Grantham, Pa. JACK WOLGEMUTH Mount Joy, Pa. PAUL WENGERT Chambersburg, Pa. lg MARY JANE WINGERT DONALD WITTLINGEK Chambersburg, Pa. Grantham, Pa. JOANN WOLGEMUTH JUDY WOLGEMUTH Mount Joy, Pa. Grantham, Pa. 1:3 'f-.:'i' A N1 -. ,TL TI . .. ',5. rf 'I' l 116' ARDITH Wxuss Chambersburg. Pa DONNA Zoolc Oakland Mills, Pa FLORIN FARMS E Chicks Lancaster Counfy MT- JOY P3 Thirty-four Note the proud gleam in his eye. Arc you getting paid for that? It must be a pleasant dream. Rambler comef WITMER MOTORS INC. Mercury Halifax, Pa'. Lincoln Thirty-five They need their mothers. fi It's mother's night out. el Where is his ladder, Lois? SERVES Liberal Arts . . . Nursing . . . Seminary YOUNG Pre-Professional . . . Teacher Training Fully Accredited Thirty-six U S.. From the bevy of timid, uncertain freshmen who entered Messiah College in September, 1960, has emerged a class of talented, self-confident students. Despite the battery of opening-week tests and the confusion of strange surroundings, the new members of the college family have been able to accept the responsibilities of campus activity. Industry, serious- ness, love of discussion, and independence characterize this class. With their exploring and ambitious spirits, the Freshmen are destined to progress. Cfaaa o 7964 FRESHMEN JOHN STONER V ire-Prerident East Berlin, Pa. CAROLYN Hoovnn Secrelary Detroit, Kansas . u-..1 . . JOHN MoNN Preridenl DR. XVITFLINGER Adwiror' CHRISTIAN CBERHOLSER Trearurer Chambersburg, Pa. HERSHEY Bownns chaplain New Oxford, Pa. Thirty-seven FRESHMEN 1 Q :ii , 14 ' ig ' W 'E puff 1, CLAUDIA ARMSTRONG CAROL BERGNER York, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. 'UP' CHRISTINE BIERMAN DARREL BIGHAM Roanm' BONNIZK Pottsville, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Lewisberry, Pa. av K g Jwm ,W Q , a W. .T NR? DANIEL BOREMAN ESTHER BRUBAKER JAY CANNON JAMES Comm fSEC0lld Semester! Elizabethtown, Pa. York, Pa. Kitchener, Ontario, Canada Lewistown, Pa. A. L. SOLLENBERGER Contractor Chambersburg, Pa. Thirty-eight L L L L L WM L L L L Q L L M wx Q w via iii , ' . :::.1.Fi::f' ' - ,!i'QIQ5:IQI2 ' 4 1. 3 xiii' flful 3 L ' - ' LQ :ii ,ag yy . L :Zz 1 .A v' may , . A . 3-'39ny'x153gg-Agia.. rl I V F ., ag il i- 'l Q an ' l E ' E :i: iQis2eEe,.:':'iQi -L--' -vgzrp.--s-. 1 - I . 5:5 , 'ii ql , . .L ..L :l:1':. '?v-3':',1N- JPG:-e Lil ' - I f , 'fun ' 'E E E' ffl ff .-:-aQv.l,ifzi'.5-'Q-'s,, np. . if 32, 3 Sm 35.3, -Q -as Rox' Cox, III Lnnoy EBERLY MARILYN EBERSOLE York, Pa. Greencastle, Pa. Palmyra, Pa. Ui.. la ss sg: jg ' Agni-ll maxaman' nm-was Maw E H E 1 a E GX . E if L. a STANLEY ESHIELMAN DELBERT EYSTER Grantham, Pa. Thomas, Oklahoma ma E L L A sf H Z mn E. .E- maf' Hmmm :aa gi E fi-5' if ,. 5 5 'S' H 1 . ,F E .,. L M B Sim H 3 sank mn H El H Eid nwsgs a H IRENE FRANK Mechanicsburg, Pa. FRESHMEN an E. W M , EH EM S2 E L L M E N H H: l as Us . BSB l nm aww ss mwsw .:. ss w HQ H W v. rr Sw H Q: I ELAINE ENGL13 Palmyra, Pa. iiflggggxg a H 2 E' ESE SEI HSE r mm? w l nga M gga B Hmam mn Em sw mag i Ham I l H E 5 3: mai? an in a .ma M Hiiimw mssgmgl, E I 5..qE.k,wiwm' MARTHA FLSHER Lewistown, Pa. an an H Rm ss wa ms an ss mm E . mamma E In mi Bm an , ss a W an ms jxsssls HAINES fSefo1zd S6'7lZ6.fl'6I'j West Milton, Ohio KQCHER'S CUAI. CO. Valley View Millersburg Thirty-nine FRESHIVIEN l i Y or SHARON HARTLEY MARILYN HEISEY DENNIS HENNING DoLoREs HENRY Wfest Milton, Ohio Hershey, Pa. Grantham, Pa. Hershey, Pa. ALVERA HERSHEY ANITA HOKE SAMUEL LENHERT fSerond Senzerlerj Hershey, Pa. Arcanum, Ohio Hershey, Pa. BETTY Lows LLOYD MELHORN Hopewell, Pa. York, Pa. Furnifure and Floor Covering EliZBbefl'lf0Wl1, PH Forty FRESHMEN 7-.1- I1 - M f -Q if W 25: ..-4igEf:55'F:::::.:, .:. :.: .L E r A X :L ngiigggg. :.:.:.: is ' E-in A N i 1 niggas Q E ALLEN IYIILLER JOHN MONN Wfocidbury, Pa. Chambersburg, Pa. ' HH r::W....r Q .53 H f HOMER Moolui RICH.-mo Moruus ERMA MUSSER Lewisberry, Pa. Marysville, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. i mum LS.. W . -sr ' H , , -egg B B. .,.f--- . , M--gr in PHILIP NACE KARL OBERHOLSIER VERNA OBERHOLTZER KENNETH Rowan Hanover, Pa. Clmmbersburg, Pu. Manheim, Pa. Leonard, Michigan MUTUAL OF NEW YORK Sfafe Sfreel Building Charles E. Jones 5 Associafes Harrisburg, Pa. Forty-one FRESHMEN COLIN SHAFFER DAVID SI-IoL13s NIARY SLAYMAKIEII Dillsburg, Pa. Howard, Pa. Strasburg, Pa. -ww ..1 I ?Aea:,j ,.:. .,. . -:I M5 9.333 3 ,:.. ,I I I HN V k l I ALLEN SOLLENBERGER PATRICIA Sounnn RUTH SPICKLIEII RONALD STERN Chambersburg, Pa. Pine Grove, Pa. Marietta, Pa. Roaring Spring, Pa 1 I 7 22 CAIIOLYN TYSON CAROL WATSON STANLEY WEICHERT DAVID Yomzn Collegeville, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. York, Pa. York, Pa. When You Can Tasfe fhe Difference lf's Bound fo Be WlNGER'S QUALITY ICE CREAM Forty-two 1 N cv ZIBGLEIL Lebanon, Pa. Is it that bad. Doc? mmm war ms sr mi was mm Ms we E WILLIAM ALLEN Harrisburg, Pa. THEODORE BOOKS Cleona, Pa. DARRYI. MAXWELL Harrisburg, Pa. Keep trying, freshmen An interesting lab speciman PEGGY PITTMAN Hemlock, Michigan CAROL STEPHENS McConnelIsburg, Pa POLLY WATSON Harrisburg, Pa. Compliments of POTT'S MANUFACTURING CO. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Forty-three You're outmatched, boys! Don't you catch the humor, Mervin? PP A They come younger every year 1 1 ' 4 ' . 1 4 I-Ie'Il wait, Elaine! The exam will be on . . RITTER BROS. INC. General Confracfors 1511 N. Cameron Sfreef Harrisburg, Pa Forty-four gufgjme laecia! .giluclenffi X LIERVYN BEARSS Ridgeway, Ontario, Canacla ln 'ss K 5-W, . wi- .ML wa .M - is HSM I at swan mn sm mf li-is it-iw mamiimmf, ummm wsmm sms msn .EE Hg nm RAYMOND BRANT RUTH BRYAN Shippensburg, Pa. Mansfield, Ohio 'S' 4 i 5 . K . M E waives E mt is Emp Luiz Dlzv12NN1zY DARREL GIBBLE ALLEN KPENGE fFi1'.fl Semerrerj Chambersburg, Pa. Sierra Leone, Africa Carlisle, Pa, PETERMAN FARM EQUIPMENT Massey-Ferguson and Allis-Chalmers Tractors and Implements Carlisle, Pa. GMC Trucks, Simplicity Garden Tractors Forty-five M m Ewa s SPECIAL STUDENTS EDNA LUKE I Second Semexterj South Africa 1 ' . Q .Z it X Q ' , : amiga e '- .:- '. , W 2l:'1 xqgbara E aa E V :Iv - - -E 4?- B Y fl' l 2 if Q A A ,f . . - , 1' M23 , i tdzl , if ' ,. i P553 gig, .3 is ii wana 1 Y - all L. 4:.:,, , ,,,,,,5, ,M B ir- if E Y We ga .1 , L Aa E We-l M U 'S 3. --I A ve: gm 'Ri 'Til ' 45133 ,:. ,li mt4friE4,..L,A ELrAs OKAMURA Peleliu Palau, West Caroline Islands JOANN WINGERT EVM VICTOR NICHOLS Grantham, Pa. ARLENE RIFE P Chambersburg, Pa. Not Pictured DAVID DAYHOFF Hanover, Pa. LAVERNE SEIBERT Tylersport, Pa. JAMES SHIELDS Dauphin, Pa. Puff-Zme ecia! in clenfd ESTHER EBERSOLE Grantham, Pa. JOHN FELIX Grantham, Pa. BARRY FLEWELLING Grantham, Pa. THIELMA FLEWELLING Grantham, Pa. ANNA GINDER Mechanicsburg, Pa. DEWEY HARTSOCK Grantham, Pa. ATLEE HERSHBERGER Grantham, Pa. GLADYS KNEPPER Mechanicsburg, Pa. JOHN KNEPPER Mechanicsburg, Pa. ESTHER MILLER Grantham, Pa. EVELYN NoEL Grantham, Pa. SARAH OLD!-IAM Grantham, Pa. DONALD PITZER Grantham, Pa, MARLIN RESSLER Zullinger, Pa. SHIRLEY SCHILLEN Copper Hill, Virginia LUCILLE ULERY Grantham, Pa. GERALD HoovER Newville, Pa. LORRAINE MYERS Grantham, Pa. Second Semexzerj NELSON WINGERT Chambersburg, Pa. Merhanicsburg, Pa. l'lARB0l.D'S GARAGE - Ford Sales and Service Phone 3851-5651 Dillsburg Pa Forty-six ,4 jawn .gn ,Qing n ,fl , 'I w .ll , Q 'B 1 '31 M, N aight ?fiwrwA::1'5:!, ' .. N QL'-w-w 14gfJa,sfm.:Fw ., . f. hx 2 2::,ga1 ,F 'Q BENQ, A , N,,.H,xw,i,1,:L . F 'il Forty-seven ANOTHER LOOK AROUND THE CAMPUS X ,,-- sm H ,gm QIQQM' 'ho '-ell, .. Y - 'W A MX L, , U H?-S' mf 7 ,Q Hy' '- , A .MM y.:55?-2-if, A if? ' . .A ' . wg, Q L g, wwmxih M -- I 0 ITS ,iffy .,e- wr Mi Y ,.-,swggsgpiig qlw Q : '-'iw '25 ..M1 :W . ,. Wkxfyfffffr L1.f,Q1Qi? Hlgggbjk XA -3 , ,lf A :si1gQff Fifty STUDEN SENATE Shall we study in the library tonight? No, I have a Senate meeting. That was the reply of the nineteen members of this democratic organization of students working in the interest of students. Improve- ment of the student bulletin board, sponsorship of a project for the purchase of bleachers, and sale of school sweatshirts formed part of the activities of College Senate. The endeavors of this group pointed to better student representa- tion and improved faculty-student relationships. GOVERNMENT COLLEGE ASSEMBLY Each member of our student body is a mem- ber of College Assembly. Membership entitles him to one vote in accepting or rejecting recom- mendations from College Senate. Another phase of the responsibility of this representative body is delegated to Social Committee, chaired by our vice-president. Through our weekly ses- sions, every student gains practical experience in the mechanics of government. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Fifty-one jucbciarg ommiffee The judicial arm of the student government continued its 'firm but fair control of student discipline. To better acquaint students with their activities, judiciary Committee presented an enlightening demonstration of a typical trial. Here we saw the serious thought and discussion which precedes every decision. All members worked toward the permeation of Christian ideals in every phase of campus life. twin si. s ,A s .it it YPWEEE W' MN.. 2 .Q A n ni. A Lefl zo rigbl: james Engle, Robert Mann, Anna Wiles, Joann Wolgeiiiutli, jack Wolgeiiiutli, Roy Hess Ralph Wlenger, Chief jurlice. KING MERRITT 81 COMPANY INC. - For Mufual lnvesfmem' Funds B. TITUS RUTT, Representative Mt Joy Pa Fifty-two xiii mi mm ii,-.mm swam, m En: md' mi, mb lr' H gal .waxing Christmas Banquet-Product of Social Committee Mock judiciary Trial Assembly Presentation of Debate Awards O V E R I N N IVI A E C N T T I 0 N inf' naaxmnainam its mlm--xml 5 B: alma-ESQ Q' is l. gg---ifgwma mam ',fE'li,1LE WW HH H,I'kg:g WEEK Qsi4'I,'E , L mama! is H 'M K , . . .11 , B . .: . F- , . , .g. SEND AND SELL Grsstlng Cards with TRUE CHRISTMII! Samples Sem' on Requesf SHEPHERD'S TOWN GREETING CARDS INC. Box 50 Dillsburg, Pa. Fifty-three Left zo right: Winifred Herr, T1'e:z.furer,' Luke Keefer, Vice-P1'e.riderzt,' Mary jane Lehman, Serrelmjg' Rev. Engle, Ad1'i:0r,' Ralph Wenger, President. Team I Glenn Hess, Czzpmifz Fifty-four GOSPEL TEAM Gospel Team, a vital organization on our campus, imparted to each member the impact of its purpose-to develop better witnesses for Christ. Through street meetings, jail visits, and presentation of special programs the students experienced not only a strengthening of their faith but also a deepening of their consecration. Team II Anna Wiles, Cnpluin Team III Frances Martin, Capmizz Team IV Doris Lehman, Cnplain Team V Paul Wengert, Captain Iwi Team VI Ruth Waggoner, Caplaizz Fifty-five OFFICERS: Nevin Engle, Preridenly David Brubaker, Vice-PreJ'ident,' Lois Knepper, Sen'ema'y,' James Engle, T1'eu.rurer,' Mr. Emerson Frey, Direclor. KAOMJ Sociefg Coupling appropriate selections with hours of prac- tice, the Choral Society, under the direction of Pro- ,J 'Hi' fessor Emerson Frey, delighted its audiences with in- A spiring, enjoyable programs. After presenting a Christmas candlelight program, the group toured the Ohio-Indiana district in the spring and made several '1 appearances in local churches. With the belief that music best expresses an individuals feelings, the so- ciety sang with purpose and devotion. Elizabethtown, Pa. Pl10fl9 EM 7-5469 Fifty-six Complimenfs of IVIOYER POTATO CHIPS Among fhe Besf by Tesf E H5 'Q sw 5 A H H4 25' fwy Q: si nw s nf zf zz y 5 . g g, si na ws 1534 Q was-w Judy Altland ngle rnmzld 11110 II mf ropmuo Marilyn Helsey Cl, 6 um! f Fmsr SEMESTER OFFICERS-Lefl zo right: Mr. Long, fld1!i.l'0f',' Janet Hoover, Vice- P1't?.fidE?1l,' Roy Hess, P1'?.l'id6'I1lf,' fnot picturedj Sharon Hartley, Secretary- Trefuurer. COLLEGE FELLOWSHIP College Fellowship provided interesting discussion and inspiration Sunday eve- nings. Through the presentation of pro- grams concerning topics related to prob- lems that college students face in this complex world, we attempted to deter- mine to what degree these problems affect us. This hour of Christian fellowship among college students challenged us to individual thinking and decision. i i SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS-Lefz zo rigbi: Samuel Stoner, Vice-Pre5idenl,' Carolyn Hoover, S'em'el:11'y-fI'reaJu1'e1',' Luke Keefer, Preriderzl. Fifty-eight MISSIONARY CIRCLE Students who especially felt the need for increased prayer united as members of the Missionary Circle. Dormitory prayer meetings, devotions at break- fast, and noon prayer meetings under the direction of Personal Workers Committee were sponsored by this or- ganization. To make each student conscious of the power of prayer in futhering the Church's mission and to encourage each student to plan for his own private devotions-these were the purposes of Missionary Circle. ill Flew? y Le I to rigbf: Frances Martin, Treas- urevy' Benjamin Myers, Vice-Prerh . ' denzg Richard Maurer, P1'eJide1zl,' Ardith Wiles, Secrelm'y,' Rev. Engle, Adwiror. PERSONAL WORKERS COMMITTEE- Left lo right: Raymond Rife Julianna Schock, Frances Martin Ronald Smith. Fifty-nine EARL D. MILLER, Director ORATORI i'Mine eyes have seen the glory of the Coming of the Lord . . The walls of the Forum resounded with these triumphant notes as the Oratorio Society presented the annual Hymn Festival. Approximately two hundred persons-students, faculty, alumni friends-joined in presenting two programs during the Society's fif- teenth season. The Society climaxed the year with their spring Concert, Brahms' Gerumll Requiem. The Requiem with text drawn from the Bible, reconciles mankind to the thought of suffering and death, and with its loving promises and joyful assurances, looks forward to the bliss which robs death of its terrors. Sixty THE EVANGELICAL PRESS Third and Reily Streets Harrisburg, Pa. OCIETY L. Nclsun Vlfingert . . . ..... P1'e.ride11f Grace M. Stoner .... .... I f'ire-Pwaridwlf Esther R. Miller . ...Sfrr'efJ1'-1 Paul Sipc .. ,.,...., TI'E.IJ'lHEl Iilhcrt Smith . . . .... Publiril-1' Direvlor REISINGER BROTHERS INC. General Confracfors P. O. Box 516 Carlisle, Pa. Phone CH 3-5525 Sixty-one Darrel Bigham, Semnd Semerler Edilorg Marilyn Engle, Firzrt Semarler Edilorg Mr. Clemens, Adviior. IVY RUSTLES STAFF F1111 rou'-Left fo 1'igl7l.' Mr. Clemens Darrel Bigham Ronald Smith John A. Sider LeRoy Walters Second row-Left Io right: Joann Wolgeiimuth Kathleen Winger Marilyn Engle Doris Lehman Anna Wiles Kathryn Kreider Sixty-two IVY RUSTLES Grantham, Pa. Provocative editorials and the thorough campus news coverage of the Ivy Raffles enlivened stu- dent awareness during the 1960- 61 school session at Messiah Col- lege. The ubiquitous presence of an anonymous character, joe College, and his ramblings on social activities captured the in- terest of all readers. Minority as well as majority views achieved expression in occasional opinion polls. Stimulating re- ligious editorials gave breadth to this student publication, With an accent on increased interest in world affairs, Ivy Rattle! added to the academic spirit on campus. H.. .1 --' , ,mv-r ',, JL--1-erm 1- X 1 ...W 'a ul: e in ,.n... V1 1 we 45 JDJ ,R It iis.m-glam, if en W was MMM. mms use was W 1-imM iw B may I, . hm is ma Sealed-Left 111 rigbls john Stoner, Betty Lowe, Christian Oberholser. Standing- Lvfl In 1'i,ul11.' Darrel lilflllillll David Sholes Mr Eshelmm Azlrimi Knot ic- . v - - 1 , - ' P turedj Alvem Hershey. This year the Messiah College Debate Club was active in giving students excellent experience in logical reasoning and effective speak- ing. Under the direction of Mr. ESlIEllTl2lI1, the debate-rs participated in 21 progressive schedule of tournaments. In addition to six tourna- ments in competition with almost Hfty colleges and universities in the eastern region, the debaters participated in various local area debate contests, bringing recognition to Messiah College. ang' ,ew so iw i mm ii Y sw gigs sm mi E B EM 4,1 mE'- SQTQWT S'-:wif xii 1. an W u?l'ME wmwm i se eggs Q rg wget! ig 5 is E E fn M E Us um i.. ma is .Ae Km si is f. . iii m.'ELw Debater of the Year Sixty-three mn fx aw nfm B an sw nw ww gn M PLATFORM ARTS This year our major objective was to create a greater I 1, interest in extracurricular drama on our campus. The ' 5 first feature of the 1960-1961 season was a social comedy, THE Hoosier. SCHOOLMASTER, arising from a Midwest- ern, nineteenth century situation. 4 .ggi The Easter season saw a new venture on the part of Platform Arts Travelling throughout various parts of Pennsylvania New York and Ontario a small touring cast presented CHRIST IN TI-IE CONCRETE CITY We found this type of short religious play very suitable for presentation in the different churches. This is a new area of service which we are confident is capable of filling a significant place, both in our service to the Master, and in pro- moting our college and organization. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF MT. JOY Mt. Joy, Pa. The Bank with fhe Clock on fhe Corner Florin, Pa. Sixty-five 1- F111 mm AJ! ,.-- ,, VARSITY RECORD Oppmzefzl 63 72 70 66 79 70 83 110 '- ,.J M. C. C. .......... . Brook Lane Hospital .... Bethel College ........... . . Eastern Mennonite College . . . . . The Alumni ...,......... Eastern Baptist Seminary ...... Myerstown School of Theology . . . Eastern Baptist Seminary ...... . . 4-5 47 101 101 72 78 70 104 AWARDS 1l10fl Valzmble Player .................... Marlin Hess RIIIZIZEI'-HID ........... .... D on Wittlinger Sixty-seven Y Sixty-eight Fifi! row-lefl Io right: Ardith Wiles, janet Hoover, Beverly Riland, Nancy Ziegler. Sefond row- left to right: janet Crider, joan Keefer, Jeanne Miller, Patricia Souder. Third row-left lo riglal: Evelyn Noel, Carol Watson, Anita Hoke, Mr. Pitzer, Comb, Emilyrose Nagle, Doris Lehman, Carolyn Tyson. VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY RECORD Falcons Opponent 26 Polyclinic Student Nurses 44 27 Harrisburg Student Nurses . . . 45 54 Polyclinic Student Nurses .... 51 46 The Alumni .......... 29 59 The Alumni ............ 16 46 Harrisburg Student Nurses . . . 43 Mort Vfzllmble Player . . . ...... Evelyn Noel Coach pitzef Rwznev'-up .......... .... D oris Lehman Bev Rilnnd Cujmzizz Nancy Ziegler CHEERLEADERS Go, FALCONS, go Fight, FALCONS, fight Win, FALCONS, win Go, Fight, Wixm Betty Lowe Mim Stern Doe Henry Sixty-nine a lam is a , is 1, : g um :.: f . Nm ., .: .,: if X E Q 5 - .- ,, EL ,z 'mmm in :-Q ' M ' 'Z mf. El ks F R W A .kt 1 ,,.2., fs. il Q if ' f 3 1 E E Hg- PQQQE Q m kiwi mllw Hg?-egm H H naman im xmfsf mam 5245! pm jim J .gym a-551.1 13 '-'uf N121 gm E it gin: sg A N is B S fa LQ -W A- is H -we is ,: .v. .,-R, -www H .52 'I' ,, H S M is H H E W1 xi ,, - H B 'V I E n is 1 4, ' , if N :M is W 1 hm E E' ' JM sims ma a is nm mama is is Mr. Sider. Lilerary Ad1'iJ0r,' Mr. Martin, Fillflllffdl Adwixor. is is mn is is maM mn mn a m a is -Ex-i an miqminmw mm Q57 M mwxmseaigg--M mama giiqimmmsm Q E Mm H W1 H ZHTWZ- E SEEK SSBHBHB H M H mn ms mn ms is is is is is im nag mails mm was is wksgnnm in v wa is E M BEEEEBHE W an is snags ms mn mmm Lefi to right: Ronald Smith, Senior CI:1.rl',' Darrel Big- ham, F1'6'Jb77l:lII Clu.rJ,' Julianna Schock, Sophomore C1n.r.v,- Ben Myers, Circululiwz Mmmger. Seventy CLARICDN STAFF ms Q QW ... ,.I-51,-fli a if,,JiL.1'.:, : ii- -. iii-s-s.'3':'2,-my J Elaine Engle, Lay-0111 Edilmy' john Monn, Lilemry Editor. an Bm l I i an 1 is . is mn ,- an l 'L if . yin l. , an Mary Slaymaker, Anna Wiles, Carol Bergner, T SEZ ' Fw-fl fi 'if I-. ,. X -L-., ,f Ee if! xx ., Don Wittl inger, Arlirl. jim Engle, Arrirmuz Ad1.'er'fi,ri11g Mfzmrgerg Paul Wengert, Adzwlirizzg Mmmgerg Glenn Hess Knot piczuredj Allen Sollenberger, Ar.fi,m:-nf Ad116'l'lf.filIg Mmmgerr. David Brubaker, BlLfi7l8J'.!' Mmmgerg janet Crider, Edilorg Joann Wfolgemuth, Afsoriaie Editor. Delbert Eyster, Plaologvzzpben Keith Ulrey, Head P190 togmplferq Judy Vifolgemuth, Pla0l0g1-apher H Seventy-one BRASS ENSEMBLE ORGAN CLUB . 41' 4 x my ss 1 --.-2 -P....Q.,.-1 ,, -Y-nu--,anna Student Life ma wma iz Em ma sw wwaw Q ss s mv an BH mx n 11. ein .A r a nm w ss nz my K f if r L4 B nu ss ga sf a nm Q smgmaf WMQEE f T JSE? Q2 9252 EW was Hmmm M M X nd, N :M AHL B s nf H Em: mx wuz: w ss wa sr -Qu BWA ,W a ss X5 Q a ss ass. mn MDE 1 1 saga ww a an X 1 , a W 'rx .Fw Sw 'HK Seventy-four u , lt INAUGURATION Vitally interested people-parents, faculty, students, alumni, and friends-gathered to witness the occurrence of several milestones of Messiah College: the inaugura- tion of a new president, Dr. Arthur Climenhagu and the cornerstone-laying for the new chapel. h,2? '.? CORNERSTONE-LAYING Those who attended were unable to escape that feeling of effort and achievement. Yet a realization of unattained goals constantly reminded them not to be complacent. , ,,-.uvv , K . -nvfvn N ,.. Y. Seventy-five 1 w'th th Mf. Joy, Pa. THE UNION NATIONAL MT. .IUY BANK Mayfown, Pa Seventy-six .7Ae .gzzcfenf mefd goo! V A 5 K. M it fl' V. VW rw H s. , 4, E sr -mi. it Q tm as mips-is - nm is W -ss za' nam ns, HH ,ME in 5 l Q. QSYHEE B1 wir. Kama it E- wss - E1 VB may-gg' zmalw V mr: it 'Q W y . . . on Z1 quiet walk . . . during noon prayer 41 1 . . . through our evangelist, President Climenhaga . . . in His outdoors Phofographers for fhe CLARION Harrisburg, Pa. Seventy-seven sr . 4 A S O C C E R gf? 43 Ax . pq, rig:-f--Q- uf? , i ,J , app'----S , i 71,,,.4-:?:5 ,gy -4 . ,,.,,, -.-.i 1 5 i ? 2 i9g? E3 Ji w i i5E?Ea,i ifes I Q RECORD E S Won Loft H Sophomores .. 3 0 M Upper Division 1 1 EI foot picturedj Freshmen 11 .... 1 2 I Freshmen 1 .. . 0 2 8 Pofafo Growers Mill Hall, Pa. Seventy-eight RECORD UV 012 Lml Sophomores . . . . 5 0 Freshmen . . 2 5 Combination . . . . . 0 4 S P E E D B A L L Shell Producfs Avilla, Ind. Seventy-nine U P P E R D I V I S I O N INTRAMU RAL BASKETBALL RECORD Won Lost Upper Division . .... 5 0 Sophomore II ..... .... 5 2 Sophomore I ..... .... 4 3 Freshmen I ..... .... 1 4 Freshmen II .......................... O 6 S O P H O M O R E I I Eighty FIRST NATIONAL BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY Elizabethfown, Pa. Think of Firsi Nafional Firsf Member of F.D.I.C Eighty sv,-f-maxaman' A ea n mm:-714 M. e. ,Jw - - RBD TEAM Won ............ 8 Lost , ........ . . INTRAMURAL on ......,..... 5 ............ 6 Eighty-two LEHMAN'S IN CARLISLE Beffer Clothes for Beifer Appearance Girls 7-74 and Subteens GOLD TEAM Won ............ 5 Lost ............ 5 BASKETBALL Lost ......,..... 6 THE RYAN STORE Mechanicsburg's Leading Deparfmem' Sfore Mechanicsburg, Pa. Eighty-three U , ,R . 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'M- Q 5 B fl Q FE H fig - :-: fw ggggfglfg 3 Q H :i l .5., I :.: EE lm Coffee from the right I H R 0 U G H Basketball Player ofthe Year QS BEER ll .. m mp. lk ,X Bl K B ll Eli 'C : 1 ,, Now this marking . . Hopefully ELMER M. BOOKS and SONS Millwork and Formica lnsiallafions Cabinei Making a Specialfy Phone CR 3-1401 Cleona, Pa. E ighty-eight Buck to our childhood Y U Dr. Georgiadcs Florm Feeds for Poulfry and Dairy Florln Pa enior ibirecfory HAROLD BOWERS, Grantham, Pa., Gospel Team 2, 4, Missionary Circle 5, Counsellor, Carlisle jail 5. MERVIN BRUBAKER, Mechanicsburg, Pa., Class Treasurer 4, Gospel Team Manager 1, 5, Gos- pel Team 4, Platform Arts 5, 4, Missionary Circle 4. NEVIN ENGLE, Grantham, Pa., Class President 2, 4, Class Treasurer 5, Gospel Team Vice- President 2, Gospel Team Music Group 2, Gospel Team 1, College Quartet 1, 2, Choral Society 1, 2, 4. JOSEPH GINDER, Mechanicsburg, Pa., College Senate Representative 5, 4, Gospel Team Presi- dent 2, Gospel Team Manager 1, 4, Gospel Team Captain 5, Gospel Team Music Group 1, Gospel Team 2, CLARION Staff, Advertising Manager 1, Missionary Circle President 1, Quartet 1, Choral Society 1. ROY HESS, Millersburg, Pa., College Assembly President 2, College Senate Representative 5, judiciary Committee 4, Class President 5, Gos- pel Team 2, Platform Arts 2, College Fellow- ship President 4, Varsity Basketball Team 4, Choral Society 2, 4, Orchestra 2. H, T. HO, Kowloon, Hong Kong, International Students Club 2, 5, Speaking Engagements 5, 4. SUI-FOONG Ho CHIENG, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Gospel Team 1, International Students Club 1, Speaking Engagements 4. CLIFFORD LLOYD, Grantham, Pa., Gospel Team 2, 5, Student Pastor, Mt. Holly Springs 2, 5, 4. ROBERT MANN, Everett, Pa., College Assembly Vice-President 4, College Senate Representa- tive 1, 2, 5, judiciary Committee 4, Social Committee Chairman 4, Social Committee 1, 5, Gospel Team Captain 2, Gospel Team 1, 5, 4, IVY RUSTLES 1, 2, Platform Arts 1, 2, 5, Plat- form Arts President 2, Laboratory Assistant 2, 5, 4. To each Messiah graduate UPLAND COLLEGE extends its best wishes for a happy and successful lifetime. Ninety enior .mirecforg RICHARD MAURIER, Grantham, Pa., College Senate Representative 4, Class Vice-President 4, Gospel Team Manager 3, 43 Missionary Circle President 4, Athletic Council 4, Student Pastor 3, 4. EMILYROSE NAGLE, Schuylkill Haven, Pa., Gos- pel Team Manager 4, Varsity Basketball Team 4. THOMAS RICHIENDOLLAR, FortWayI1e, Indiana, College Assembly President 3, Social Commit- tee 3, Project Committee Chairman 2, Gospel Team 3g Acting Dean of Men 4. JAY SISCO, Grantham, Pa., Class Chaplain 4, Gospel Team 3, 4, Student Pastor 4. RONALD SMITH, Hanover, Pa., Gospel Team Manager 4, Gospel Team 2, 3, Personal Work- ers Committee 3, 4, IVY RUSTLES, Business Manager 4, IVY RUSTLES 3, CLARION Staff 3, 4, Orchestra lg Brass Ensemble 1. BRUCE UREY, Mechanicsburg, Pa., Gospel Team Manager 1, 3, 4. RALPH WENGER, judiciary Committee, Chief justice 4, Class Chaplain 3, Gospel Team President 4, Gospel Team 3, IVY RUSTLES, Business Manager 33 Choral Society Treasurer 3, Pastor, Five Forks 3, 4. GRACE YODER, Richfield, Pa., Class Secretary 4, Gospel Team, Music Group 2, 3, 4, Gospel Team 1, IVY RUSTLES, Religious Editor 3g IVY RUSTLES 1. For Over Half a Cenfury IVIYERS FUNERAL HOIVIE Mechanicsburg, Pa. Ninety-one .xdcfuerfiding pafrona BAUM'S BOLOGNA EM 7-5451 A Select Producfu Elizabethtown, Pa BOWMAN AND CO. Carlisle's Home-Owned Department Store Compliments of PAUL M. BYERS - Chambersburg, Pa. COCKLIN BROTHERS - Furniture and Floor Covering - Dillsburg, Pa. INDIAN ROCK PONY FARM Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Cox and Son R. D. 8 York, Pa. Compliments of DILLSBURG GRAIN AND MILLING CO. - Dillsburg, Pa. Compliments of DILLSBURG NATIONAL BANK - Dillsburg, Pa. Eat the Besf for Less at DITMER'S RESTAURANT - Dillsburg, Pa. EARLEY'S FURNITURE STORE Decorators for Penna.'s Finest Homes II4 N. Hanover St., Carl: Ie RAYMOND L. EBERLY - Contractor and Builder Ridge Pike Homes Greencastle, Pa. Phone 318 Compliments of EDDIE'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY - Gettysburg and Littlestown Pa Electrical Contractor ECKLE'S ELECTRIC STORE Westinghouse Appliances Bowmansdale P ELIZABETHTOWN TRUST COMPANY Elizabethtown, Pa. Complete, Courteous Banking Service Member of F. D. I. C. Next to the Post Office Drive in and Walk up Service Ninety-two .fdafuerfiding pafrond .I. M. ENGLE CO. - OFFICE MACHINES AND FURNISHINGS 411 E. High Sfreef Olympia Porfables Elizabefhfown, Pa. Complimenfs of FIRST BANK AND TRUST CO. - Mechanicsburg, Pa. W. E. FISHER AND SON - Lumber and Building Supplies - Dillsburg, Pa. I NIBBLE with GIBBLE'S - Homemade Candies - Pofafo Chips Marion FR 5-2248 R. D. 6, Chambersburg, Pa. HARRISBURG NATIONAL BANK - Mechanicsburg Office - Mechanicsburg, Pa. Kimber Chicks - LONGENECKER'S HATCHERY 1110 S. Markef Sf. Elizabefhfown, Pa. Bread - A Lemoyne, Pa. ,9 . f' anbecks Rolls H ' .,- CE 4-6117 A. H. MUMMA HARDWARE - Florin, Pa. Piffsburgh Painfs - Feafuring Color Mixing Machine Full Line of Hardware Jeweler I R. L. NEAGLEY Mechanicsburg, Pa. NEFF'S GARAGE Geffysburg Pike, Mounied Roufe Mechanicsburg, Pa. REPLOGLE AND SON BUILDERS Arfhur: PO 6-7890 Fine Cusiom Homes PO 6-7997: William A. MARLIN SEITZ Easfern Sfafes Farmers Exchange Mechanicsburg, Pa. Compliments of ULERY GREENHOUSE - Springfield, Ohio Growers of Qualify Foilage and Blooming Planfs L. NELSON WINGERT Wingland Poulfry Farm Mechanicsburg, Pa. House T.V. - Appliances - ZENITH - MOTOROLA - NORGE 30 S. Markef Sf. Mechanicsburg, Pa. N inety-three .f4JuerfiAing pafrond D. N. BIDDLE 8 SON, Quality Wear, Mechanicsburg, Pa. H. MELVIN BOOSE, Custom Butclaering, Homemade Bologna, Manheim, Pa. CULBERTSON FEED 8: SUPPLY, R. R. No. 2, Chambersburg, Pa. CUMBERLAND VALLEY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Mechanicsburg, Pa RAY B. DEITCH, jeweler, Elgin and Hamilton Watclaes, Mechanicsburg, Pa. THE DILLSBURG AGENCY, Douglas Hatter, R fA CLARENCE W. HERR, Ford Sales 6 Service, Mt. Joy, Pa. HOLLINGER'S MEAT MARKET, R. R. No. 3, Mechanicsburg, Pa. IRWIN'S DAIRY, INC., 515 S. 32nd St., Camp Hill, Pa. KRALL'S CUT RATE, Dillsburg, Pa. LEFEVER'S BROS., Chevrolet Sales E1 Service, Phone 2-481, Dillsburg, Pa. LUKEMAN'S GREENI-IOUSE, Dillsburg, Pa. MAHANTONGO GAME FARM, Pillow, Pa. MECHANICSBURG OIL CO., Po. B. 128, Mechanicsburg, Pa. MILLER FUNERAL HOME, N. Market St., Elizabethtown, Pa. MT. VIEW TELEVISION, Chambersburg, Pa. MUSSER LEGHORN FARMS, Mt. joy, Pa. ARTHUR OTSTAT, Electrical Contractor, Shepherdstown, Pa. EUGENE H. POTTEIGER, Mason Contractor, Mechanicsburg, Pa. RAKESTRAW'S DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC., Mechanicsburg, Pa. SHAULL HARDWARE, 100 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg, Pa. JACOB STONER, CENTER SQUARE PRESS, A Square Deal in Printing WAYNE FEED SUPPLY CO., INC., Dillsburg, Pa. WENGERT'S DAIRY, Lebanon, Pa. WRIGHTSTONE ELECTRIC, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Compliments of ZARKER OFFICE MACHINE CO., Harrisburg, Pa. ZIMMERMAN'S GARAGE, R. R. No. 3, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Ninety-four ibidpfag .fdcfuerfiziing lgafronzi ELMER M. BOOKS and SONS, Cleona, Pa. . . The CHALET Restaurant, Dillsburg, Pa. . . . CHRISTIAN LIGHT BOOK STORES .......... MR. 8: MRS. ALFRED E. CRIDER, Annville, Pa.. . . MILTON F. EBERLY, Elizabethtown, Pa. .... . ENSMINGER STUDIOS, Harrisburg, Pa. . . EVANGELICAL PRESS, Harrisburg, Pa. .......,............ . FIRST NATIONAL BANK 8: TRUST CO., Elizabethtown, Pa. .. FIRST NATIONAL BANK 8: TRUST CO. OF MOUNT JOY .... FLORIN FARMS, Mt. Joy, Pa. ........................... . GOSHEN COLLEGE, Goshen, 'In-diana .. HARBOLD'S GARAGE, Dillsburg, Pa. . . . . HOKE OIL CO., Avilla, Indiana . . . . CHARLES E. JONES, Harrisburg, Pa. . J. W. KLINE CO., Harrisburg, Pa. ....................... . KOCKER'S COAL CO., Millersburg 8: Valley View, Pa. LEHMAN'S In CARLISLE ........................... DAVID MARTIN STORE, Elizabethtown, Pa. .......... . MENNONITE BIBLICAL SEMINARY, Elkhart, Indiana .. METZLER'S FEED MILL, Carlisle, Pa. ................. . MOYER'S POTATO CHIPS, Elizabethtown, Pa. .. MYERS' FUNERAL HOME, Mechanicsburg, Pa. . . . . PETERMAN FARM EQUIPMENT, Carlisle, Pa. ...... . POTTS MANUFACTURING CO., Mechanicsburg, Pa. .. REISINGER BROTHERS, INC., Carlisle, Pa. ........ .. RITTER BROS., INC., Harrisburg, Pa. .... . . . B. TITUS RUTT, Mr. Joy, Pa. .......,.................... . .. THE RYAN STORE, Mechanicsburg, Pa. .......................... . SHEPHERD'S TOWN GREETING CARD CO., Shepherdstown, Pa. .. .. A. L. SOLLENBERGER, Chambersburg, Pa. ...................... . MR. 8: MRS. JOHN E. SOLLENBERGER, Chambersburg, Pa. . . E. K. STERN and SON, Mill Hall, Pa. .................... . TURKEY HILL, INC., Conestoga, Pa. ................... . THE UNION NATIONAL MT. JOY BANK, Mt. Joy, Pa. . . UPLAND COLLEGE, Upland, California ............... WINGER'S ICE CREAM, Mechanicsburg, Pa. .. FRANK S. WINGERT, Chambersburg, Pa. . . . . WITMER MOTORS INC., Halifax, Pa. . .. WOLGEMUTH BROS. INC., Florin, Pa. . . . . Page .. 88 .. 86 .. 32 .. 95 .. 40 .. 77 .. 60 .. 80 .. 65 .. 34 .. 36 .. 46 .. 79 .. 41 .. 18 .. 39 .. 82 .. 31 .. 33 .. 87 .. 56 .. 91 .. 45 .. 43 .. 61 .. 44 .. 52 .. 83 .. 53 .. 38 .. 19 .. 78 .. 25 .. 76 .. 90 . . 42 .. 30 .. 35 .. 89 N inety-five Ninety-six Sugacriging lgafrond MR. and MRS. .l. R. AIKEN C. W. BOYER EVANGEL PRESS, NAPPANEE, INDIANA MR. and MRS. EBER S. HESS DANIEL S. KEEFER .IESSE N. and ELLA M. LEHMAN JACOB H. RUHL MR. and MRS. AARON TYSON ROY H. 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