Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1964 volume:

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The chapel steeple, a bold white protrusion into an infinite universe, sug- gests a stable growth and a devoted and directed proiection into the vastness of men's dreams. lt sym- bolizes sharp passage through the clouds of despair and the shadows of anxiety. Breakthrough - the symbol of forceful eruption from limited surroundings into unlimited potentialities . . .a line of progress, piercing the barriers thrown be- fore it, breaking through the suffocating shadows into the freedom of dawn . . . an eager projection into the intinitude of the future, fed by the energies of relentless sacrifice. A college awakes to a new day. The great barrier of academic recognition has been shattered. Beyond the satisfying present, however, lies a vast, limitless unknown. As in the past, we must respond to the future with enthusiasm and dedication. Sensitive to the basic purposes and ideals of the college and challenged by the demands of society, Messiah Col- lege will continue its breakthrough into the excite- ment of the new era. M , ,,,,c ' 5, 9 K' TSE -1:55112 5' ,un Ta F R 'H T T si 3 Q fi? 4' 1 l' ia- K. . 'Q FT' ,,., X 1 . is '55 T' 5 Ln 1 I Et 235 mi -2 -we -33, u lv I' A v T 11 L a. lv 2' Gui' 5 'fi' I ,vigrx T 'L Q, ' 1 V? cw -M- 3 .3 A DECADE AGO sTudermTs goTherecl Together in The old library now The site of The physiology lol:voroTory. l A luTTle leormhg as o clomgerous Thang S Drunk oleep or TosTe hoT The Pierson sprmg There shollow clroughTs mTox1CoTe The lorom Amd clrlrlkmg lorgely sopers Us ogom Pope s Essay on Crlhclsm T39 T E RH ll - - - ' ' Z lllllh ll .+L Q . . . air l 1 Z - f ' ' - - 5- g 'll V WH-if . . --------.-- .... - ....A.., v.- .......... .,., . ....,,, , , .,....,, , ,,,,,,A, ,W ,A,,, YW ,,,,A Y ,VV,v,v,- ws ,VVVV H V , , t v' X- ,- Ev' , ,TI T .N ll 'Tll THE Fou TAI olll e Old lib To serve the present age, rqry 1 it li A. C3 W fm i if n fi ff? V3 . tif it ll i xl ii ll :il ini A le tl i il. lla: il s ii 1 WL bl 'QU HJ xl? L' 'cj Ci Lt .lT' 'f 1 l a 1 V Lit nn- RHODES SCHOLAR Robert Sider intensely pre- pares for another class lecture. ALVERA HERSHEY busily takes notes while Dr. Lee Chestnut lectures in a Science Seminar. Thy calling to fulfil, Oh! may it all my powers engage . . . Messiah College aims to train young people to face the world with conhdence in their ability and in their Master. Increasingly, our students have sought to combine intel- lectual inquiry with the Christian perspective. Many influences have deepened and broadened the outlook of the college. As part of this endeavor to keep pace with the increasing desire for knowledge, Messiah College has not only expanded the physical plant of the campus, but also increased the number of fully qualified faculty members. But the growth of Messiah College will not stop here. There are other barriers we must pass if we would serve the present age. CONFERRING with Dr. Wittlinger after a United States History lecture are David Willard and Lucille Wolgemuth. AHA! exclciims Stun Eshelmdn. AnoTher orgonizofion neg money. ds M.B.C. will meeT The needs of Tomorrow - lorger, sTronger, beTTer. We do noT desire o mushroom grovvTh, buT oi conTinudTion of The sTcible process os evidenced Through The yedrs. An occrediTed college - spir- iTuol, sepdroTed unTo ChrisT, serving ond sending TorTh servonTs - is The vision ohedd. 'According To your TdiTh, so be iT.' CCLARION '36l An increosingly dynomic TdiTh, bdsed on The dreoms of The founders, hcis perennicilly chorocTerized The sTredm of Messioh College ocTiviTies. Amid dll The chonges ThciT hdve been o porT of This dreoim, The Min- nemingo hos flowed quieTly by The compus, o consTonT reminder of The ideoils which hcive sTobilized our progress. 6 FLOWING GENTLY by The college is The Minnemingo C1 sfreom of memory ond inspirciTion. I A CHANNEL Ol Yet feels, os in o pensive dreflm, When oll his octive powers ore still A clistont cleorness in the hill, A secret sweetness in the stream. -T GF ACTIVITY DENNIS HENNING boots the soccer boll owoy from the reciches of Dick Wolgemuth in on intramural soccer tilt. 'W Q ff ' ,2' aff!! Q A 1. -Q 1 s ,, . 51: 5 5 Z s Q Y l ,,i T :E I l YF' 4 M, Asfs .,,. A rnon oT vision ond energy Dr, CorlTon O. WiTT- linger hos served Messioh College Tor over Two decodes working Tirelessly Tor The couse of ChrisTion h'gher educoTion. As college professor he hos con- sTonTly poured ouT To The college communiTy o WeolTh oT ocodemic insighT. l-lis devoTion To scholorship spiced by olerT vviT, hos mode him oi symbol of The spiriT oT Messioh College. Deon of The College singg l9ol, he hos successfully led The drive Tor regioncil occrediToTion from The Middle SToTes AssocioTion, l-lis unselhsh dedicoTion hos been o powerTul force in guiding Messioih College To o ploce of ocodernic leodership. Teocher, odrninisTroTor, closs odviser, church leoder, ToTher - To you, Deon WiTTlinger, The closs oT l96-4 dedicoTes volume TorTy-Two oT The CLARIGN. AGLIIDI GHA D . S . 1 ,X . , 4 s as '- 4 9 4 , .sw ,1--V g v r -4 -W - mm ,R 1 f sv,- Q Q M. Q , f ' ' A46 X4 W ,,. f . ' sfisffw iz f 5 5 M I f 1 N ,,, 3, fsfs- f.- sei, 1 ,X ,qw S if l , . ,,s,ffsQs' . 5 1 W o f X eww f W X If aff A Q-,Ny 0 If . , 1 5' 1 T l 1 l gy . 5 K A iilillQ:,:iMmd i'Ef'i5eiq3. . 'bi ETL H 56l lllllm F f ,L 0 Klllllrqed 9, ii , ' l'f'1l,M L RL iillililqrd ' i yllilllllllfes ff l 1-Ft , ,li . gylliii' of E151 M ' 'w .i U, ,, . . ii. .- VJ ,. .f 3 'fl 'flll1l ,, g ., .,.,. Q! ililw Tlllll' limi' lllllimh hi, iflllliirillmikg Plllllll Ti, ml! ig. iilflllifl-fmfnn illlff lli Q llii,,i in - F :-T 'Wllllli c.il'3lQi'Ship K SO- lliiii is ' ,gr K WL ll . iw Cli -0 I rlSllQn ligs C0 li ' xl l'iQ if' Of is ZTTWOTQT gint! . 6 OlIOn TU' 'Oite ii ucqdemk 'ill lefliler Qi wel W. 'N rv-A ,TIT -'i E, ,l ii :Ui - T 4 ci STUDIOUS SOPHS Ron Kline, Herb High, and Irv Tyson gafher POOR PURITAN HERSHEY woefully gazes at The world from medimfively GT The desk of The College Library, The confines of a Sturbridge, Massachuseffs, pillory. SENIORS Carolyn Tyson and Allen Sollen- ,gjfg I berger reTiecT The lively spiriT of The class if of '64. -f, fy 4 , -V-4 f li rlil 4 f il lille, ull ii i gig -ci Challenged by The inTiniTy oT The TuTure, and yeT humbled by The sacriTices of Tormer col- lege adminisTraTors, TaculTy members, and alumni, The Messiah College A sTudenT sTands Today on The Threshold of a new era. The break- Through, having ThrusT him Trom The uncerTain, anxious darkness inTo The secure, lively dawn of crucial TesTing, now impels him To remain True To The TaiTh oT his TaThers while concomiTanTly seeking newer and greaier horizons on which To serve his Lord. PRESIDENT CLIMENHAGA leads The sTudenT body in The morning chapel hymn, behind him are several members of The Board of Trusiees, li S 1 w f E! Ne' wi 1 Vi Fw E -Z f..' Q. -- K Q , fa.. Pl 'TA 4 s 'F JR 4 J I N of .1 1 1 E w .H ,w , , 4 Ha -I M4 9 J H A vi. f J N 1 I , . 'i l 1 Le 1 Q, 1 1 L i x I ! Q I I f i I a Q X ya Q 3 f J, N .wg f 4 , Z 3.0 , 'T Z Q 7 4 f y fi Q Q ,, if f K .- 5 N.. 11 5 I , Q I 1 1 1 4 W W X 3 i V 1 if K X 9 jk .,., -. ' H A 5 V 1 ' ,,A X H , gg H -ay H M: X 'WW X Q Q 2 .,V, . A ' , , 4 'gy a , 55' ' V X Q fx kr 2 2 R f . 2 l , .L A , I , l - Q P . F t 'L ?'ff vfxvwi, x gy, 'xiii ikkzxv g' J ? 4 , fx,-, gm Mig' .T V' 4, M v or .2 at lg' A 11,-,?w ic i V 4 5 -1.1 . 1 Q S CHUM I Unk i L 1 1 Farm t OM Mom H 4-v, JLuLL.....XX 'V ..--qw - -Us 4-f' ,H V '55 . ff - , . f ' Q ,gf ivy, -fgay: 3 51. 1 HARRY D. BERT Theology Th.B. Gronfhom, Po. JOHN A. BYERS Theology Th.B. Gronfhom, Po. TH EGLGGS C. JACK ORR Theology Th.B. Dover, Po. ETHAN M. GRAMM Theology Th.B. Gronfhom, Po. 13 Puuslqtlveafv RAYMOND W. RIFE Theology Th.B. Mechonlcsburg, Po. Vx ,s S. so ' ,134 'X' x ,Xk ISK ! ?rw .S . s C SI -, 5 ,.. ' A ' -- fvg 'I 595' 3, sr. x w. C gk . J s I V I if LEADING THE SENIOR CLASS is the responsibility of class officers Sollenberger, president, Roger Grant, treasurer, Jim Cober, Chap- Sharon Hartley, secretary, Dennis Henning, vice-president, Allen laing and Dr. Wittlinger, adviser. SE loks eww - mamma I , . 'inf' . -'4 'ijt'-QM 1 0 ' lil If TI r L' DAVID D. ALLEMAN JUDITH A. ALTLAND A.B. Social Science B.S. in Nursing Morrison, Ill. New Cumberland, Pa. MERVYN D. BEARSS CHRISTINE I.. BIERMAN A.B. Social Science A.B. History Ridgeway, Ont. Pottsville, Pa. lliil l, Dilifituzz I 1 Iwi .twill G, Egimm EEL! Q II-.din I 1 vt W1 Pl A1 . I I 1 , , ,. I I, ' ' ' Y I f 1 'I . ' ' ' A '- , ' 1 ,I V , ' ..,' A . ' 'E A A ' I j I i ' ,fgl i ly ' 1 Jim Cober, Chap- egef s Wm f , 2 45 'W W f 'ff 'f f anis ,P .- A .. . . 0 f fffa f Q. 1, soff f, M. Q , , f X f W , N' N Skfwn' -w'fsWWWDEwnvv:fW'. X - sw Www if wwfwvvwqf sf X Q5 SWA? N, C774-S ' ff: 'Ji f Awww V ., 1 .f XM.-Mwsaws-ww ROBERT A BONNER A DARREL E. BIGH - - a 4, 2x ' .rf .-, 'f uf V ' t A B Histor and En lish A B His or . . Y Q L f wf f ' P L ' b r Po ww f Harrisburg, ct. SWIS S FY, - fx 43 f f-. , A ' fi f ' 'fi ,wing 4, 5:55 . 1-fffxifw vf .' gggrytmf' :5q.,7,3uf22W5U'w' ,- f ., :1 f rm jf ' agfifvwgfw f 2' X Jfgfgl3J2fi?zavQH..3iQ ls sf, wesiie A, ff-.f,f4'9gggffw,e'm,f,?ys ' , A x r ef' ,W sf ,f iimwitm g f iff bls w ,.4 ' s' ww 163515934 ,gl i' ..27?25Z: fn.: X , L ,rw L f of f5:,t+?f1y,ss .,s,Q , ,V 4 .. vas 'bt fffiftfgtzsfe 1 rf , , Z if ffegftzszlf fgfgfgw f is L l1Z':'f'?iw74Si A f 2 lag. ,iiicfzilzgi 'Y 'PH fl? , ESTHER L. BRUBAKER A.B. English Elizabethtown, Po. AUDREY J. DEARDORFF SARAH E. DUVALI. A.B. English B.S. in Nursing Shippensburg, Pct. Crystal Springs, Pa. JAMES L. COBER A.B. Biblical Literature Grantham, Po 5 L. BIERMAN History lille, PG' STANLEY G. ESHELMAN ROGER J. GRANT X A.B. Biology A.B. Chemistry Grantham, Po. Ridgeway, Ont. MARY ANN ENGLE A B English Grantham, Pa 15 X I DENNIS R. HENNING A.B. Biology Mechanicsburg, Pa. SHARON R. HARTLEY A.B. English West Milton, O. ,, Y UMW. 4 MARILYN M. HEISEY AB. English Hershey, Pa. CAROLYN J HOOVER E ROCHELLE KULP A.B. History B.S. in Nursing Pleasant Hill O Boyertown P ALVERA M. HERSHEY A.B. Biology Englewood, O. BETTY L. LOWE A.B. Social Science Hopewell, Pa. Mow., 2 Q s- ww S W f4.wA:hmM.wS, ,S LENORA F. HERSHEY B.S. in Nursing Englewood, O. DARRYL E. MAXWELL A.B. Biblical Literature Harrisburg, Pa. XRILYN M, HHSEY Hershey, PG, QORA F. HERSHEY ES. in NUf5lfi9 Englewood, O- xwfii l KARL M. oBERHoLsER VERNA M. oBERHoLTzER A.B. Biology AB- English Chambersburg, Pa. Manheim, PG- MQW r l I X, t ,Q W5 W LLOYD H. MELHORN VICTOR E. NICHOLS ffl l H l -- A.B. Biblical Literature A.B. Biblical Literature MMS' N! ,V , s ' ' ,V lxw-miilmffqi 3. A yn f I 2 ,,,,bbL I 1 We . l 11 -1: rf 4 Q York, Pa. Grantham, Pa. Q O Q aim E. MA Biblical literature 4grrisbUf9f PG' X NR 'vungu ni nz Plqsfcalu claw I-MM SAMUEL K. OLDHAM SHIRLEY R. SCHILLEN A.B. Social Science A.B. Biblical Literature Grantham, Pa. and Social Science Copper Hill, Va. LAVERNE SEIBERT A.B. Social Science Tylerspo rt, Pa. ROY A. SMITH A.B. Biblical Litel'GlUl'6 Dauphin, Pa. ui' ' l l.ilfNSflMl:ma '-Tl ll ' fayellflllfv lt i liven:-1' - loam c. mia WE, lillgfw 5 , JACK F. WIEMN ll- Social Sgeh 'Cu lillsburg, pl 'i 2 me em wwweywefg W' A ' yy f 5 :1'1 43, 9 if P. ALLEN SOLLENBERGER RUTH A. SPICKLER A.B. Biology A.B. Social Science Fayetteville, Pa. Mt. JOY, P0- X, Q2 ,, ,fc S ROBERT C. TANNER KATHLEEN E. THUMA A.B. Religion B.S. in Nursing Fayetteville, Pa. Mt. Joy, Pa. SMITH JACK F. WIERMAN LUCILLE I. WOLGEMUTH Literature A.B. Social Science A.B. Social Science 1 Pa' Dillsburg, Pa. Merchanicsburg, Pa. JOHN K. STONER A.B. .Biblical Literature East Berlin, Pa. CAROLYN J. TYSON A.B. History Collegeville, Pa. . I I IS I 2 S Q ii N . Q . 'fl' -'Eg J. 3 Il 1 :E l ' l .. TE i 1, Jolene D gurha eckef ml Kans. DIRECTING JUNIOR ACTIVITIES are Dr. Hoover, adviser, Ken Engle, vice-president, Shirlee Kohler, secretary, Bob Burns, chaplain, Ed Kulp, Treasurer, and John Hawboker, president. JU IDRS DzscowvNwDmensumsiw ' lolm n Howbclcer Chambersburg, PG, Kenneth Brubaker Robert Burns Pu Mt. Joy, Pa. LanCoS'feI', PG- Hummekt Uline Kunode 0WIl, Pu Ge0 9e Bed! June Bingoman Sylvia Bifler l-GHCGSTSF, Pa. Greencastle, Pa. Danville, Pa. 20 I 'HN 14, I X-L ,..A,W 1 -A73 I 'ill' W .Q A L Jolene Decker Kenneth Engle Davld Fefterolf Durham, Kans Hershey, Pa. Hafflelcl Pa John Hawbaker Gerald Hess Chambersburg, Pa Washingfon Boro, Patricia Kissell lvlclieesporf, Pa ' M W f, , , ff f 4 If, f - -2 flbx , f x ,, -w5,v4y,-Q.. ' ' -f -- .f,?.f'g.'ff,f '-df , . , 1 ff Sl .V f Nfl '-W if f 4 ff H V4 X if VX ,f - X ff, wi ' f X 1 'gf f' X MN My ,M f Q , , f I f 7 of Q ff , 7 E5 X X B ff f . aff if jf f , , ff ,f fl ,J f' Rf 1 Q K f' 1 fl RE CU-55 ' rnnnrno SOPHOMO , r Noyer Presidenli Rachel BVU55 A SOPHOMl Bedsaul Agee, Copper Hill, Dale Allison, Allisonin, Vc. Joanne Barnes, Williamson, lewis Bilger, Middleburg, 1 flfflys Book, Wes? Milton Mary Ellen Boolr, Lyndon' Rachel Brub l Donn Climenhq olrer, Elimher. gc: GMM Roluerl Climenhqgu De- :elderiek Culver mln ' ur Ceen Cope, Union O nrolonn Deirnle, gurl, ' r. 1 ifwiin I 'emi Long Greencastle, Po, Moreno Ti9l19 Hershey, PU' Eugene Win9e'l Greenwflle' P Xu xxq, ew.. , .ww-afW..w ww W KK 0. E? NW? 'Q Q PLANNING SOPHOMORE CLASS AFFAIRS is the duty of Larry president lall seatedl, standing are Marshall Poe, chaplam, Mr Moyer, president, Rachel Brubaker, secretary, and Bob Stoner, vice- Drescher, adviser, and Larry Houck, treasurer. Bedsaul Agee, Copper Hill, Va. Dale Allison, Allisonia, Va. Joanne Barnes, Williamson, Pa. Lewis Bilger, Middleburg, Pa. Ardys Book, West Milton, O. Mary Ellen Book, Lyndon, Ill. Rachel Brubaker, Elizabethtown, Pa Donna Climenhaga, Grantham, Pa. Robert Climenhaga, Delisle, Sask. Frederick Colyer, McClure, Pa. Helen Cope, Union, O. Carolann Deimler, Harrisburg, Pa. SOPHO oRE MWAMMMQWM - , : , ,, V, MMS ' x ,wana .1 ' : 4 --'N X - NWA, , en Qwfq.-mrs .sam , gr, Qi-r-',:1:,, ,Q A Df w, ' AS' 'ii .1 TEN .1.':-:V ' 1 V' .-E1-Q7 LIZ' :-E-Q93 AS.. , fe :Yfhfet N. :I 1-wb is f, S , ,J . . . ,. ' ' A , ' I ,ji ' 5 ffqa X W Qt r , eu a j4gO7.Y,.'tvg g' M :,:.-WW, ,W ,f iw , e , , Q ,X s r 0 e 1 w 1 15 , If Q wx X, I 1 44 ' , Y P , W1 9 ,H f N fb Af X844 , H M f ,f f Q MJ, M N r 5 f M f X l Oi , x A AQ 15 it X S 2 Q U H 4 4 A , ' N V S I N? f f Q A 1 f yx 144 ,4 f Q r ff f Xf M 5 ., N - , X. . A . ,mf M: f wal f 254- on f wweewf if - Wy- ff, 1, -, b ykmhyg W5 , 6 Q, L, fx , 22 Y ff X, -4, Y 3 2 iefcff.-tm? X f fl-ki':'i?Z'-fl-' ' 4 wwe X ,gf j L. www N- .ffv ' , fires-'-:,: f .V .5-f eipwgm-zf. ysmf. c , .,.,., 1 I Ugg? 51 M, 1f4wf..c .,1-!,'v,,,g:s:.-x,.,f3 1, QQ:-1,1-4'4.yQg jg ,eww .'.syrp,s,1,3au,3f- X3 N is r we A -free 'rf .::-e.4sS4r'2g,m -4 -sc.,-:..f:f'-, l 1 JN' T. 'fll If 1 ' J f- .. 1:3 1' . ,K ., . :-..g ,..gf.fs4L, Mary Gingerich, Lebanon, Pa. Vera Haines, Ludlow Falls, O. Beffy Harbold, Dillsburg, Pa. V Cheryl Harley, Grantham, Pa. Ronald Herr, Troy, O. Ralph Hibbs, McAlisterville, Pa. Herbert High, Lancasfer, Pa. Mark Horst, Clear Springs, Md. Lawrence Houck, Harrisburg, Pa Richard Kern, Spring Grove, Pa Ronald Kline, Winfield, Pa. James Kulp, Franconia, Pa. Q , V ., .- .,f 'L ,4,ss:'aj ' ' ' ,LQ is Y, s M , If ., W., 6- N 4y5,,, 5sf y X f 5 or w as 1 rw is r 'V Y, , . , ,fb 152: K J jkl 35 ff flflfy Daniel Dietzel, Harrisburg, PQ, Premnath Dick, Silverdale, Pa. John Dietz, York, Pa. Susan Elser, Harrisburg, Pa. Ronald Engle, Palmyra, Pa. Stanley Eyster, Thomas, Okla Noel Falk, Sellersville, Pa. Carl Fefferholil, Wiconisco, Pa if fi!! 2 f ff , ,, , , A em, Q fi? Qi 3, 455: NY U J as ' V 1 '- - Sherry Fissell, Dillsburg, Pa. Dorcas Fohringer, Centre Hall, Pa. Bonnie Frey, MT. Joy, Pa. Judith Garman, Saskaioon, Sask. i, .A ki Hawld lu Marilill ll Rondlfl lo David lull Reid Mall Vern0f' M Beiii l' ll William li L9wlS Mill larry M0i Kenneth i Charles N R , A 'r' -il ' . 15419 i I. U ,il ll lille r lg M ,- I T ii . fs xl' at 'b i ii .iw :ii- glial, 'S2'.'l E , 1 an iii? QL. i...I,- W. . 91, ' ian,-Q it li '. J 1 A 271. iii, i ' fi, . 'lirfif 2 lg vii l F. 5, ' i . fail . KN' Q li v 'Fifi' J . inf C' ff-3,' 5' 4 24 1 islam, , R- , mag, PG Cllel pu '9' Po. 73, PQ. '-- Clin fr Po. H IZ, PO Ig, Po. , eertre Hall, Pg, ,, 33 X NCCU, Soak. Q, Harold Landis, Lancaster, Pa. Marilyn Lavy, Arcanum, O. Ronald Long, Upland, Calif. David Lutz, Camp Hill, Pa. Reta Martin, Mt. Wolf, Pa. Vernon Martin, Clayton, O. Betty J. McCulloh, Mercersburg Pa William McNulty, Harrisburg, Pa Lewis Miller, East Canton, O. Larry Moyer, Dry Run, Pa. Kenneth Musser, Abilene, Kans. Charles Myers, Dillsburg, Pa. 6 , V 6 ,,ww,M RA I ii .537 .fain Ut it ' '?f' 5ft' ,i ,N ' f- f f' :N 'A 31?',-W, :H 9 ' ' 'Sag mr. i ,NN 352 , -if ,sf - . ' is X. W 3'-Ut ' i aft r! 2g,g , 1 ,' ,WZ ,I 2 , fa ifg AWK ,. My L .. .252 5' 4' ' 55ffm,,fl- : ' MX 'frijff' L, , f'i'xSi'?m 1 ,V rw V: ' 1 X- ,'f 4 :FQ Q Sa 1'7-. f ff V. ,,. NNY? W f bhx Connie Niesley, Dayton, O. Elizabeth Oldham, New Paris, Pa. William Pitcher, Wellsville, Po. Marshall Poe, Chambersburg, Po. William Poteet, Dillsburg, Pa. Charlotte Rissinger, Lebanon, Pa. Richard Schirato, Dillsburg, Pa. Alethea Schlagel, Harrisburg, Pa. Doris Shafer, Waynesboro, Pa. ,V S,W.W,.,A.. X lm f 2? we-S .f X ff.. , , ws, fi fm, me . '57 A f f W f '1..-, 1 5 Q-32 5 ,ZW if f ff ,f , 2 f 2 , , X f 1 9 , i f ZW V, .,,fa,g, Aym my - was-,f -,, Aff ., ,, ,ff Q Q4 xf.-2 new ., v Tig' ' ' 4 Y ' 7 , L' Z. 'Z5QM Ji f , f .W X , ' ' 'ff , . 1 EEZ ' jf Q' f ff f X .-KJV X ' n ff.-ff if ' fx. -7 ,wtf -A Ns,iQ,Sfw'gf ,CM ,HST Q , -X f Judith Slagenweit, Baltimore, Md. Beverly Smith, Dayton, O. Robert Snyder, Palmyra, Pa. 26 Robert Stoner, East Berlin, Pa. Lois Thuma, Mt. Joy, Pa. Irvin Tyson, Collegeville, Pa. Beth Ulery, Springfield, O. Charles Walters, Grantham, Pa. Leonard Wan, Hong Kong, China Rachel Weeks, Harrisburg, Pa. David Willard, Mechanicsburg, -Pa. Lawrence Yoder, Yorkanna, Pa. Diane Young, Mechanicsburg, Pa. ., ,,J.y . 5- - ,Q Wt 57, E '. W 'K J-n ' . . '3 1 I 5 f .if - Y I ' 'u Fits 1 5 i A if r-'li fir ' if ' ' r'.' L u ww, f'f,. ' Hill Vw Darlene Witmer, Mt. Holly SpringS, PG- 3FVtrlyZih'N0nh lle B . ll Z rllnsw bolt, Ormown Pgcl NJ I ,J s. .S 4 l ,, ' t - pl., L glial t XXXXXXXK Cgq Bar In Jy, 6 lffifi 59 O nnflf ' Se 'ef' -V, ,,,,JK0r1g, .v4'J kg H'JrrisbUf9' PO' P0 g , V , d .,,fhzmcSbU'9' gr 1 . P0 rings' uillfv HOW 'Ween rffkanno' POF . Jgr, 'J 0' llplhim-'sburgl 'r .,-g. , JL Vw BeVe Y Zih, North Brunswick, N.J. Wayne Zook, Orrsfown, Po. , ' ..'M9-mf x ' f 4,15-'fl HS ,, -., .. I . , My .f Nh, Z , M fgij 1,4 - . --'V' r . X . ,a!4iif' 'I ' 112' 0, f f X Ffffim fgf W F iwv ,xmas I . 'ai' f .X 7 fkfwl-Q Q 3 V L v L Y L PJ F f G E 1 I n Q I M Vx P P E E I ff l. ,E 1. 51 if nl 5 Q: E gy' ,5 rx v H 1, i 9, X1 5 ,.. r ,. P. L L, L. F 1 i i, I X 25. , i i, i li Q fu A J. A E F yr if? Fr lx ,. 591 R, In I. 1 EQ 1. Ei. C 1' i 4. I Q ,, ,. . 4, , 4 b , s, 5. fl -Q -P lf! 4 ,Admin GUIDING THE CLASS OF 1967 is the task of Dick Ruti' president, treasurer, Jesse Stoner, vice president Dale Hess, chaplain, and and .lan Hoover, secretary lseatedl. Standing are Dallas Shelley Mr Cassel, adviser FRESHMEN Us awu.,.q.wJ03s og up Marie Alloway, Dover, Pa. Lester Arnold, Cocolamus, Pa. Judith Barr, Grantham, Pa. Carol Bixler, Hummelstown, Pa. Helen Blauch, Annville, Pa. Audrey Boose, Manheim, Pa. Alvin Bowers, Collegeville, Pa. Donald Bowers, New Oxford, Pa Phyllis Bright, Sandusky, Mich. Larry Crider, Upland, Calif. Lois Doutrich, Lebanon, Pa. Dixie Dubson, Middletown, Pa. fir J , 'w Hess, chaplain, and U60 C7 A X 1 f ff J. .QF DeWitt, Engle, Dayton, O. Joanne Engle, Palmyra, Pa. Marilyn Engle, Thomas, Okla. Erma Fike, Nappanee, Ind. John Fowler, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Ronald Frey, Abilene, Kans. Sharon Furman, Northumberland, Pa. Sherry Hair, Lancaster, Pa. Dale Hess, Elizabethtown, Pa. Erma Hess, Mercersburg, Pa. Janice Hoover, Abilene, Kans. Juanita Hunter, Carlisle, Pa. Jw, -ss-- , , - fvs i , ,- ,. , , 2 s o V- ayfggny-my 1 4,23 X, -r ,t P I N Maj L. . ,X J 1 A Y we W W f Npms . 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E332 w f mv Wzzwwi of fgiig fy 'iii 4-' fr A4 Jw! S Q. A I , f sn er. lame! 2 , ,x,,qz.e1i- . -Q -fu' 13696 s rf. ,fc-'rv 1' Q, Q, - gas, by , ,L f ,asv .:f' W QW 'Ia sv fv wggw 2:-f, M' f v W' A V so 'QC by 1 K Q f 1 M if 0 4 f -2 W4 ,A f f 9, f f 6, ' e 'W 'eu X , , X ff .sf . fi 1 of X4 ,fiyf j , , Wx! 'JK if 1 ff 1 Q49 f 0 , C 9 V . 4 42, ,fjf Q! Robert Kuhns, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Lois Long, Greencastle, Pa. Jane Martin, Mt. Joy, Pa. Jean Martin, Mt. Joy, Pa. Linda Martin, Elizabethtown, Pa. John McBeth, Chambersburg, Pa. James Melhorn, York, Pa. Gary Meyers, Williamson, Pa. Andrew Miller, Lancaster, Pa. David Mink, Harrisburg, Pa. William Mosser, Mill Hall, Pa. Joyce Moyer, Harleysville, Pa. y.. if V. L. rv 5 'V J zu., 1 ff, P f lv. . ,I if - V-. . if' ' xg., , , , 4 . lf' J l 4 4-'. . if-if Q ri- V. s X. -.if , 4. si. . is ,,,i H1 Hjffi 1 H. 11' . .- Irene Myers, East Berlin, Pa. Joy Neidig, Dillsburg, Pa. Herbert Nix, Mt. Joy, Pa. Suzanne Olvis, Lincoln, Me. Mary Petter, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Catherine Roussos, Athens, Greece Richard Rutt, Rheems, Pa. Robert Schattstall, Lykens, Pa. Richard Shade, Perryville, Md. Carol Shaffer, Grantham, Pa. Martha Shaffer, Alum Bank, Pa. Dallas Shelley, Reinholds, Pa. Fm, 2 , ,Q f iff Off f wr r ' L - V :M 5 .,,- XX. ,WT , ' if fi- fl,-ff! if ,Z m'vw,w1:.f3g- f 'g:'rf,W2r 6'74N N , Af, fy ZZ WQ 9 .5 jay, X f I W f f wif Q ine A ' ,JZ ,f P ff Af!! X ff A --K 1 ff, f y , 1 4 R ' few if fxf I f' Aff f f X v ox Warren Sherman, Nappanee, lnd. Connie Sholes, Liverpool, Pa. Patricia Shupp, Mt. Holly Springs, Pa. Susan Spangler, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Rosalie Staufter, Sandusky, Mich. Joel Stern, Roaring Spring, Pa. Andrew Stoner, Mittlintown, Pa. Jesse Stoner, East Berlin, Pa. Donald Stutzman, Nappanee, Ind. Darlene Taylor, Washington, D.C. Marilyn Thomas, Nappanee, lnd. Tom Thumma, Carlisle, Pa. E. Y John A, l Donald Li Rolaen B Cumeron John Lee H0mer N Glody, F Murlqry 'lvdice 5 Brute C Dovid I Elizqbe' 'Wy : Ronqld Nqppunee Ind .fer ool, P0 P . . p , Ai. Holly 5Pflf195f 0 Mecltonicsburg, P0- 5gnduSlfYf Mich' WSWWJG P . a. Mgillnlowfb S1 gerlin, PO' Of , V ff lllgyl 1 NOPPOnee' ll? ,mggorn Da r Ppanee In 0 I -is -j,i55l8, P ' M 5 ,H 'VQQNJ :ii ' ' John A. Brubaker Donald Langlois Robert Bell Cameron Drum John Loewen Homer Moore Gladys Paulus Mariory Richards Audice Rodkey Bruce Gearhart David Roof Elizabeth Schell Avery Sollenberger Ronald Strader FIFTH YEAR SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Palmyra, Harrisburg, Highspire, Newport, Gardners, Lewisberry, Dillsburg, Dillsburg, Grantham, Dillsburg, Myerstown, Newville, Shippensburg, Enola, Janice Townsend, Parkesburg, Pa. Doreen Wittlinger, Grantham, Pa. Richard Wolgemuth, Manheim, Pa. Richard Baderinwa, Lagos, Nigeria CUnclassifiedl Bonnie Cleaver, Belletonte, Pa. CUnclassitiedl Eduardo Llanes, Springfield, O. lUnclassifiedl Mapendhla Moyo, Bulawayo, Southern Rodesia lUnclassifiedl Adeline Schillen, Copper Hill, Va. CUnclassitie-dl Ardith Wiles, Chambersburg, Pa. CUnclassiHedl Nob Pwhuwdf Richard Hess Helen Pyle Timothy Russell Ronald Samuels Earl Sollenberger Bruce Willier FRESHMEN Mechanicsburg, Pa. Dillsburg, Pa. Berrysburg, Pa. Grantham, Pa. Chambersburg, Pa. Herndon, Pa. UNCLASSIFIED Lois Bicksler David Brubaker Leona Brubaker Ruth Cassel Arlene Climenhaga John Felix Miriam Henning Faust Hissong Eunice Hoover Audrey Hostetter Sarah Oldham Marlin Ressler Jean Yohn Ruth Zercher Manheim, Pa. Grantham, Pa. Grantham, Pa. Grantham, Pa. Grantham, Pa. Grantham, Pa. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Dillsburg, Pa. Abilene, Kans. Dillsburg, Pa. Grantham, Pa. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Dillsburg, Pa. Grantham, Pa. J , I My if I I U i 1 1 ACS Clwewe vmfyw s f ' ' ' x VV-' ,.,.,, X X H-gwyf f .. 55.4 ' W: , ,. 1, 1,13 3 4, ' Q X vs N - f 4 KW ff -' - VX iivif 9 SQ? 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X als Then To side wiTh TruTh is noble when we shore her wreTched crusT, Ere her cciuse bring Tome ond proTiT, ond 'Tis prosperous To be iusT, Then iT is The brcive mon chooses, while The coword sTonds oside, DoubTing in his cibiecT spiriT, Till his Lord is crucified. New occcisions Teoch new duTiesf Time mokes c1ncienT good uncouTh, They musT upwcird sTill, ond onword, who would keep obreosT oT TruTh. -Jcimes Russell Lowell, The PresenT Crisis 35 Z4 WW Ywyj qw wg ,f vm vm 'Qs sg M 5 W f V f f I M 1 3 1 9 5 M 15 f X W7 sf .Z f f if ACCREDIT TIO I Regional accreditation by the Middle States Associa- tion ot Colleges and Secondary Schools means a great deal to Messiah College. Both the faculty, administra- tion, and student body have been involved in achieving this goal. Such innovations as student-faculty confer- ences, honors courses, and increased intercollegiate PONDERING A THEOLOGICAL PROBLEM is senior John Stoner. 36 ADDRESSING THE FALL CONVOCATION on the implications of Middle States Accreditation is President A. M. Climenhaga. FRESHMAN MARILYN ENGLE discovers that the li- brary stacks hold unlimited source materials for pre- Christmas term papers. ANewv what contact have broadened our horizons. Because of ioint taculty, administration, and student interest our library has doubled its holdings in the past five years. These and other improvements have led us to achievement of accreditation. We must continue to' strive for higher goals in the years to come. THE FACULTY-STUDENT MEETING provides valu- able time for discussion ot vital issues. 0,-fx 4' fi, ' ' ,Axis - S M31 ,gg-awffg gg, L- - 1 1 A VIEW OF TH the foreground. T the Women? D1 ? Z 'Z 2 L iss, ' A 1 fed x States i ioint iihrory These ient oi higher eg volu' A VIEW OF THE UPPER CAMPUS, ShOWihg The Chepel in open area above the Library will be placed the new Men's the fOI'egrOUnCl- The l-ibrefy is to The right of The Chapel, Gnd Residence Hall, and ultimately the quadrangle of residence the VVomen's Dormitory is across from the library. In the hglls Gnd Student Center, 4 if' THE INTENSE CONCENTRATION of students in a chemistry lecture is matched by the bliss of being a faculty member iabovel. N 6 1 2 X X X X -I h ,---N difecfs G qUe5fion T O MF. Sider in espeore C 'GSS hhe M Ohhehs NO an dehehflhmeh A chdhhhcohh rrredrhj when qh he hisrorrc rrrrilhhed K essorhhhflh Ch me lororer porsoe hh hhefdh fn ' rhgrourrr oo The EHQ oessed 0 rhe flffhlhsh he greor oh crhhcol purpose hr collechoo h The r heeo the prpe ergo oh the crc Cohege h respooshbh he ossomr oh ohseor ho odd io speech GE LITE 9 R h OIL PA IN frons. TING STUDENT E 5, under The b , G le dire ction of Dr ASG h menl-Iago, ex r P GSS Their GH' lsfic gnclin G. 6 if, gr ' 'r N2 ,A f X if fr ,-14 'c -. xi . 'x,. B The division of Language, Literature, and Fine Arts offers two maiors, one in English and one in Sacred Music. The English maior has been greatly strengthened by recent developments both in curriculum planning and in library. A clarification of the obiectives of the English major estab- lished the approach to an intensive curriculum study under- taken by the Division this year. Five courses which survey the historical development of English literature have been arranged as the central core of the English major. Other essential courses have been retained with little change. In the future, courses will be added to allow the student to pursue his interests further in such fields as the English literary masters, literary types, and European literary backgrounds. The English literature collection of the library has wit- nessed a great expansion. Emphasis has been placed on the acquisition of critical editions of the complete works of the great English authors, and on a good representation of critical studies. Gifts specifically designated for the purpose have made possible the growth .of an outstanding collection of books on Milton. ln the Music department important developments have been the organization of sa band and the installation of a pipe organ in Hill View. To Professor Miller must go much of the credit for the tradition of fine music which Messiah College has maintained for so many years. Next year his responsibilities as Director of the Department of Music will be assumed by Mr. Ronald Sider who returns after a leave of absence for doctoral study. ln addition to the two maiors, the division offers a minor in speech, a program initiated in 1962. A D FINE ARTS its Div1stomluO artistic inclina- fe fit i A SPEECHLESS MOMENT for the students in Intermediate Greek leaves Mr. Long, the instructor, some- what bewildered. i.. i KENNETH LANDIS expresses joy over the discovery of a lost lf, chord in a Music Theory class. 5. .up-. up gvuu-u-1 .p-irq, F Y.: l 39 's u mann L -4 2.1 S7 sz fi l l i i 1 1 1 , si l l i I l 1 l 1 l E V STUDENTS IN PSYCHOLOGY OF ADJUSTMENT b examination. 1 T ,V ff Z ' 'Xkf f T . 3 T A attempt to recall important concepts in a mid-semester This division concerned itself in recent years with the lllS.ESHELllANie:.'f1:---f:g: enrichment and strengthening of the history maior. Pro- gress toward this obiective is evidenced by significant expansion of the history book collection in the library, by restatement of the major requirements to assure more advanced course depth and better distribution of pre- scribed courses, and by the provision for more adequate options for depth study in United States and European history, as well as in other area studies. ' An expansion of teacher personnel paralleled the above development. A second professional historian came to the faculty in l962, and a third ioined the group for the current college year. The division also concerned itself recently with the development of the other social science disciplines. Li- brary development and curriculum enrichment have gone forward in all areas. Offerings in psychology. were expanded in l962 to provide a minor in the field. This development was facilitated by the addition of a new faculty member trained in psychology and counselling. The curriculum has been further enriched by the addi- tion of a new depth study in economics, pOliTiCGl science, and sociology. ,. DR. KARLIS LEYASMEYER discusses an impor- tant point with interested history students. 40 . .. . .. .... a ....,,,. ......A. .. .,,, 1 s,f,.s.,:.M..?1.. 'Y 'Pf- . V ff i F Nl X Q N3 LSR 'Qs ZX, u. .J ,4,s,,.Ws 16 x SQ Q A X - V asf 'f 1 f sw? N 1 , uf ssqn, , f As , Q N, J 5 ws 5 K s. Zu, ,gf ,ws YQ A f 1 fsvs-1, Q f , .f A.-,rf-gf , jf. W1 THAT'S VERY INTERESTING, suggests Morris Sider in answer to a question in History of England. O I SQCIAI. Scl EN CE Nofes Dwusiomlb Dwdopmeab. tt recent YSGTS with lltt MRS. ESHELMAN lectures on the problems ot divorce to a Marriage and the Family class. the history motor. Pro- .uidenced by Slilllllwll gollection in the librotf, .-.ements to ossure m0tt gtter distribution Ol PW' fision tor more adequate gd STOTCS studies. I Groueled the prsonne P ,t prolesSl0n0l,, d J ' oine grid and Europeun O llllld l ,nr . W' ith i mit feseftllls If :ClottC9 dlsclpllnel ' ' iclirftenl 'CulUm em ,'rGS Wg nor inthe Hilti dtltoti 0 and Ckglfigy the -He Gd , priricltfid politttil -Q I economic: ,Wr- i I ...L - .0- Q.. ..,. 5... fi. 'u - ,fn lu-YH , f . 2-D v . ,rs 1, -.1 X s Q.- -a 1, ,M-u..f li. , ys .A.!'. 1 -u-v- -' 'r .- . .Q , 5.3.-, fi., rf? 'I sf? L. l f.'.. st.. :ist , ,f' 5 1. 4 ps.. ,A 5 ,,'.' 7, - ,R . 91: ti' Vai. ,JJ ig- fri. Q. ,,,.. -. ii-E. 5.9.3 Q 'snr' .AIU 251. - :hm , .swf .cw . 1 1-1 t s . . s Mn f 'r- K L C. f E L Va ,fi J 1325, Ll .. 1 L I L 2 s r . . . V. X vt X .4 H ti fini ' ifg . , 1 ..f fs' ':,i fl' l , t g k 41 Lv ' . ,s i -- ' ' - 1 - A .- fuss-1 1 .9',. f gs, -,114 1, L., u ON THE WHITE HOUSE LAWN Dr. Hoover points out the main features of a campus tree to a particu- larly captivated Herb High and other members of a first semester biology class. NATURAL SCIENCE DIVISION Moves . Q29 525 ,122 vis-M VK X W X ff Q52 iw ,Q aw ww M - V Y? W W V M ef f, 'ZZ sf . fjv M1 if B' iw ,AW as ' ' We sm ,M W' 9 M W? fl, , ,AW I B, , '10 wi M Vt 4 ss W7 15, ., M M gf W Forward movements in the Division of Natural Science can be seen in the following five areas: advancement in faculty status, addition of new majors, honors studies, organization of a Science Seminar, and the addition of new equipment. Within the past two years all of the full-time faculty in the division have either completed advanced degrees, taken acldi- tional work toward a doctorate, attended summer institutes, or participated in a summer research program. The general outlook of the faculty is one of alertness to current issues in their respec- tive disciplines. The first divisional major was biology. During the I96I-62 year a major in chemistry was implemented, and a major in mathe- matics was introduced in the I963-64 school year. An honors program was added to the curriculum in I962-63. In this program students with high academic potential and perfor- mance are permitted to do independent research under the direc- tion of an adviser. This is the second year for the Science Seminar. Weekly meet- ings give opportunity for the presentation of papers by stuClenTS and faculty. Most presentations deal with topics of current in- terest or topics which are not normally dealt with in the class- room. Two important outcomes have been noted: CID a breadth Of understanding through the exchange of ideas, particularly among the several sciences, and C25 the development of a closer relation- ship between the students and faculty. Prior to I962 the equipment and facilities in biology WSF? modernized and expanded. During the past two years the phySl- cal science facilities and equipment have been upgraded to accommodate high level performance in these areas. PRGF. WOLGEMUTH lectures to a class in Gen- eral Chemistry on the atomic weights. 42 s x 1 .f it tv I I IU- irol Science con be tt in toculty stotus, izotion ot 0 Science -time toculty in the agrees, tolcen oddi- fummer institutes, or The general outloolr ssues in their respec- ng the i96i-69Ye0' l o ' yeor, -iculum in l962'63' ln Qoiennot Gnd P?wl l der the fllfei' motor in mutlie ,Orch un 1, erninor. Weekly lm at P0995 WU in .optcs ot Clllfelll I S' it -unit in the ill, in 0 f mo, sn. eonuuwdlluu lot o closet leo e p I . biologl Vlel, .-' ','f'0 years lo HD boeit Upg , .1 A 1 i0 ., 5, S MILING OVER HER CLASS OF future home Home MGnO99ment ore solved. economi MR. CASSEL explciins cm difficult colculus prob- lem to Dick Smith, sts, Mrs. Eshelmon seems content thot oll problems in l it its PM T , .Q 5 ' v fill wt E I New , 1 i 'tv-'T ' 4 5 X 9 J ' Vo 15 r ,list 11 ,fs 2 Ts E -fl fl 5 4 I 2 WG' 21.3 Lf'l'XsK'l' DISCUSSING THE PROBLEMS OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION wiTh his This division hisToricolly hos iTs rooTs in The Terme Bible College progrom of Messioh College. The prol- grcim involves ill moior concenTroTes in Biblicol LiTerdTure ond Religion leoding To The AB. degree ond C2l o TiTTh yeor Th. B. curriculum bcised on fhe Tour-yeor Biblicol mciior. The Theology degree has been prepcired speciTTcolly Tor The Troining of minis- Ters in The sponsoring denominoTion ond ollied groups dnd hos been sTrengThened in recenT yeqrs in curriculum conTenT ond foculTy. The boccolouredfe progroim is in The regulor liberol orTs TrodiTion of sTudies in The Held oT religion. The librory resources in This division hcive received consTonT oTTenTion from The incepTion of The program- The college hos odded signiTiconT works on conTem- porory Theologicol concerns, Thus ensuring dn gde- qudTe librory TciciliTy Tor boTh breodTh ond depth sTudy. The Tull-Time TciculTy ocodemicolly hove compleTed eiTher oi docToroTe or on cidvonced degree beyond The TirsT groduoTe degree. The ouTlook Tor The division is one of conTinuing To educoTe sTudenTs Tor ChrisTion vocoTions cind service, in pre-seminory progroms, ond Termindl minisTeric1l sTudies, ond To Teoch The Biblicol ond religious courses required of dll sTudenTs in oTher moior Helds. closs is Elberf Smith. 0 MANY MOODS are ccxpTured in This picTure of CI freshman Biblicol LiTerciTure class. Mr, Schrcig is The lecturer. ,...,-4-f- ? ' ,,,,,.-,.-... A . W, 27152 , .s,.,.. .f r. .5-3 -7352 1 fl, 5 TTT: T5 'ZF' 5 W Zi f Cl: Z me 3 l l A SHIRLEYSCHIHEN busily 'diff 'T BIBLE A D .lHIlOSOPHl 5 in The f llege. Thsrgil lisnin Biblio' .B, degree I bC1SSd On the gl'-degree has Zlgmg Ol mlhig. i Gnd ollied n recenl Yeors 9 lloccoloureqt e Iris lfodition gf th hove received Ol llle P'09fom. to lc V S Oh C0l'il6m. ensuring on ode- odth ond depth f hove completed l deQree beyond e ot continuing to tions ond service, frminol ministeriol :ol ond religious other moior Holds. , , . HC Theology class. heology of Tillich in 3Y5lemC' 'ly takes notes on the T SHIRLEY SCHILLEN bUSI BLE AND PHtLosoPHv Drvrsro P 'Qu . ' f interest offer MGIOI' Moyer drscusseS G Polm O NING ATTENTIVELY, l-GVVY WITH MR. LONG LISTE is lhe 3 .3 T1 .gy Prophets class. 41 4, ie 1-rr tr, 41514 lo l 3. I 1 t l l R al el mE J'-4l f'hm N e .-.N 1 X.. c e 'SN 45 e l . D, RBY H05 tg Vrce'P log and we . S1328 MA PennSY Umo Howard L. La Dean of Stur Assistant Professor of Psyd Ed.D., Pennsylvania Store r Elbert N, 5 Public Rena ang Prnfmor of ch 1 Gilern Bupns, risfiufi I Semlhqfy ia ss limenhaga Education Bible and Philosophy ptist Theological Seminory holes D. Ray Hostetter Vice-president: Finance and Development M.A., Pennsylvania State University Howard L. Landis Dean of Students Assistant Professor of Psychology Ed.D., Pennsylvania State University Elbert N. Smith Public Relations Assistant Professor of Christian Education M-R-E-, Eastern Baptist Seminary WWQi tigSYs?-fimwxixr if N YNN Xi? QRS MM ETHEL H. ENGLE Accountant GEORGE LENHERT Superintendent ASA W. CLIMENHAGA Consultant on Curriculum Instructor in Ari Ed.D., Syracuse University DAVID P. MCBETH Assistant in Finance, Development B.D., Asbury Theological Seminary A counliig if i 44 X iff 'Qi',,.fz- W' vi ir J 'Q A 'Rx FRANCES A. SMITH X X233 Dean of Women xv' 1 Q Instructor in Piano F sf A . . ' Q American Conservatory of Music fr QQ 5,27 LILA F. BOOK 3 yi M ' Q Fife s X I fp Z 7 Secretary to the President ss 7 ' - X ' X MS., Oklahoma State University v r , 1 X SW VZ? f f 4 ms s K A few F A 6 1 3 9 to u iz 1314 I5 I6 1? 23 iQ 20 21 22 23 24 25 261 27282930 31 an koollh V ii ilE'f51TKM Ji'f of Buildings and Grounds a ,Q r Xf vw, st . l A 1 t t ' ' .9 9 , X t ,kg X f . ,cf MS We NA Wi' SM 1 N si sr l 4 ' WTAE? 46 ' ., f 2 ,B FACULTY :MPM mf, P CHARLES F. ESHELMAN Professor of Educotion Ed.D., Cornell University KENNETH B. HOOVER Professor of Biology Choirmon, Division of Noturol Sciences Ph.D., Pennsylvcinio Stote University C. N. HOSTETTER, JR. Professor of Theology President Emeritus, Messioh College L.L.D., Greenville College EARL D. MILLER Professor of Music Director, Music Deportment M.Mus., Eostmon School of Music 50 N RY G' H056 MA . te Prol6550l Univers Assoclfi Ed Cornell I of Speg! . 0 , associate l7t0l8fQ Uniyefgtlf Ohio Sta Northwg. Mn., n Ph-D' CU didglfif nnnnn H- iclllllg Chris ' te Pro 9550 .N lllliSliAmEastern 50Pll5l Sem' L .Candiddlef Temple U Pnn Roaster n. siofn fCIoss Associate Pfolessolo . C n ' Chairman, Dtvistv Acting d Fine Am literature an y MA., UniversitY of Soskclc O ford D, Phil. candidate, X RlCHARD C. BARR Assistant Professor at His MA., Pennsylvania State EMERSON C. FREY Assistant Proiessor oi My M. Mus., Westminister Cl' D0Ronw W SC Assistant Pr0feSs0l'lRf Ml I' E lllllsu' Cemml Co: A IORRIS SIDER Msststant Pfofesso PIAA-1 UlllVershy 01 ig .Dxandidme Un, 1 n MARY G. ESHELMAN Associate Professor of Home Economics M.S. in Ed., Cornell University D. RAY HEISEY Associate Professor of Speech M.A., Ohio State University Ph.D. Candidate, Northwestern University MARTIN H. SCHRAG Associate Professor of Christian History Th.M., Eastern Baptist Seminary Ph.D. Candidate, Temple University ROBERT D. SIDER Associate Professor of Classical Literature Acting Chairman, Division of Language, Literature and Fine Arts M.A., University of Saskatchewan D. Phil. candidate, Oxford University RICHARD C. BARR Assistant Professor of History M.A., Pennsylvania State University EMERSON C. FREY Assistant Professor of Music M. Mus., Westminister Choir College DOROTHY W. SCHRAG Assistant Professor of Music M.Mus., Central Conservatory of Chicago E. MORRIS SIDER Assistant Professor of History M.A., University of Western Ontario Ph.D. candidate, University of Buffalo ff ,s ff90s'W'w' Syst -f . Mi!! tk 1 -K m,1l'5t - f'-,R f , s- 'ff' L new BMX X +5 N 'ss-2 ' ,E 1 1 Eli, . ivwm g E A -.q V kt Us is 3 E svwieitlb M .ss H EQ Q ,f VMQWA Sk 3 5 5Qq , V NX X1 x K STAFF MARK B. WOLGEMUTH Assistant Professor ot Chemistry M.Ed., Pennsylvania State Un D. WAYNE CASSEL Instructor in Mathematics iversity M.A., Syracuse University ,fs i ff' , 'f , is RTMENTS' li ,,.. SDEPA I F ,.Vv- ,-VV .Q U CAMPU n Ol ln? W L 'E tothe D90 ., 2 l 3 335 if lelallhlln Secretory 'J 72 ' f 3 9 13 V Sc i 9' - : ,E ,E 9 Jeanie 'dunce0fife- g and GU' Stump ard l wf-. few G COOKS. V E .. LUKE M. DRESCHER .lil In :QV E, g ....,. A ,...,. ,,,, X . l . M i f Instructor in Physical Education 7 -:-- . f f' A.B., Eastern Mennonite College V 4 .af : , fy . Q- ...1,. : 4 I 1 .f E5 ' KENNETH L. ESAU f -f T M.S., Kansas State University 2 1' Q ? sig .: f WZ wx? . . If V-'.4 KENNETH L. LANDIS instructor in Music M.Mus., Westminister Choir College ANNA VERLE MILLER .fighrf Instructor in Modern Languages M.A., Claremont Graduate School HOUSEM LIBRARY S Burr, D0 TAFF: Eunige DIETICIAN: Gladys Bert HOUSEKEEPING: S0lOll O id o1HEn:Mfs. Helen Q Home rls Herr, gnd G 5 u Herr, Curl rum el L, RAY M. ZERCHER ' di, ' ere instructor in English PlClUrg C lder l :p . M.A., lncliana University lllndis qullne I Kqllode' ll 52 N . 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I K sr ,ps this pry ft '7 fy t' 5 6 4 , 9 4 -.MN s d fa e- ll? t 5 gf? tg 1 2 eAA C 1, A 5 k,, as s EXECUTIVE OFFICERS of Student Government are Marilyn Heisey, secretaryp George Beck, vice-president: ' A 1' 9-' ' ll I 'fn I f . x A -51:-' F my Q 17, ski W ' I ,gi , STUDENT GOVER ME T Qeekstalnittatoaswb READING A PROPOSED SENATE ACTION to president Hess is Charles Walters, sophomore representative. Lis- tening intently - tor the most part - are Judy Barr, Esther Brubaker, and Betty McCulloh KFIRST ROWJ, George Beck, Carolyn Tyson, Dale Allison, Eugene Wingert, 2 1 2 LWQK times Marilyn Heisey, Dennis Henning, and Joy Neidig KSECOND ROWJQ Ron Frey, Sherry Hair, Karl Oberholser, Joanne Winger, Audrey Deardortf, Walters, Pauline Kanode, and Dr. Landis, adviser ITHIRD ROWJ. Ao, ,M A . , , ego, fklfigf '53 566 -' 'ft A fe M W-fm-W-eww-WeWe-of 58 ler, DW: C ptuuuswm The most important coaffly activity on our campus 'S ll Student Government. The lu' ol this organization are to se aunilying linlc between th dents and the administrati sponsor activities in the inte the students, and to ellect cc tion hetween students and ization leaders. Each year Student Gave seelcs to choose the best of tt helote and perpetuate it. yhe casedol yyur gavernme SUV, Un er t e bl ' Gerald Hess. To 6 dm gains ol last year's P last stimulated foyer a another one this yl?rI95yQe ynent again sponsored Q yu nQ'dnve tor the Gnnuoy l . yofttyfi- lhe proyect this yea hmynation pmyed ie guy- 1 cor W9 the nldhrhyrlgovollollst udence HGH PIG the Vttom college along thang 5,9 , Gnd purchqsyng uedlocal hi llle novel yy- 0llleSd initiated This ittenbefg D fludfinl Goveliqr' In Ucldi Uflenisyoreu S service he succe V f -'ff F 4' t' ' s, e c. 6:11.11 iz. 'G 'V il' I w 5 -e -'ii i V P if I i i ,lfli T f' ' H x ll 4 f 51, 2 xwi a. 5 .I E .. is -.::: ...,- ...,- ....- is: 4l::- 2 2 N. dent, S: :I +: PONDERING a suggesTion for The Spring BanqueT are Social CommiTTee members Noel Falk, Shirlee Koh- ler, Donna Climenhaga, and George Beck, chairman. Missing from The picfure is Roger GranT. ' lkffiflfv lv Vmmdf QMS. ECOND lconne e, ond L K ,. Q T The mosf imporTanT coordinafing acTiviTy on our campus is Thaf of STudenT Governmenf. The funcfions of This organization are To serve as a unifying link befween The sTu- denTs and The adminisfrafion, To sponsor acTiviTies in The inTeresT of The sfudenfs, and To eTTecT coopera- Tion befween sTudenTs and organ- ization leaders. Each year STudenT GovernmenT seeks To choose The besT of The year before and perpeTuaTe iT. Such is The case of our governmenf This year, under The able direcfion of Gerald Hess. The successes and gains of last year's Prayer Break- fasf sTimulaTed arrangemenfs for anoTher one This year. The govern- menf again sponsored a fund-rais- ing drive for The annual sTudenT proiecT. The proiecf This year was a combinaTion proiecT: complefing The founfain renovaTions, renovaf- ing The Lobby of The VVornen's Re- sidence Hall, placing signs To The college along The local highways, and purchasing a cloThes dryer. . The novel VViTTenberg Door was inifiafed This year. In addifion The STudenT Governmenf led The drive for improving The services of The sTudenT sTore. 'w ,gs ' GAZING HAPPILY aT a sTudenT felon is Chief JusTice John Byers of The Judiciary CommiTTee Surrounding him like hawks are Sfanley Eshelman, Chrisfine Bierman, Glenn Schwarfz Roberf Sfoner, Jane Bingaman, and Premnafh Dick. g Z 9 5 f -A 5, .9 'i W QW 251 ,gf 5 if 2 Wfjfptr si 3 fs X5 'ig K ,.,,,X.c i. 5,4 59 Davl ton AssistANT ED' ld h's Sinis faithfully Came .l h 5 o ASSISTANT EDITOR Shirlee Kohler has done the lay-out for Clarion '64, himinquesI0lacl'Vlly The Clarion has attempted to capture those moments of Messiah Col- lege lite which will in the tuture bring back many memories. The stream ot college lite has brought many varied experiences - some serious, some humorous, some orthodox, some otherwise. But the maiority of the college yearbook has reflected the common events and moods of lite at a very unique college. EDITOR Darrel Bigham poses in a cLARlo QtaMPwsewts aww voawgw 1964: Wim UNDER THE WATCHFUL EYE OF A DICTATORIAL EDITOR, the CLAR- Charles Walters, Ed Kulp, and Donna Climenhaga. Missing from the A DYNAMIC BUSINESS ION Literary staff searches for ideas for the annual. Gathered picture are Beth Ulery and John Dietz. ofdebffor The first fin around Marilyn Heisey and Judi Slagenweit are Darrel Bigham, Houck, business manager fiif,Wf,,,M :JM amvs. 4,z4.r,,f .. , T?Lll:',fe lyx v V -,NNY h fz-if l I 6 0 Oc,,,NXMN e'.y5,2-ggzziibtf' fn-, , - J, it f?,77',5Q7x3Q2':4 ?f'5,., nic, 5 , ' V ' 'r .. ' , :- Eff 'ff . fiiizffxffii ' ' ' I Q ' Y. , rf 11 7. . E . ,K I . rf 4 1-1-5 , S - ' ' f EIv-nhl l at JI Clarion '64- s ot Messioh Col. tories. The stream - some serious, te moiority ol the nd moods ol life ASSISTANT EDITOR David Alleman has faithfully carried his sinister camera with him in quest ot activity shots. ASSOCIATE EDITOR Verna Ober- CLARION ADvisERs Mosser Marian and sem holfzer odds her skills in English to Herr have ably directed the statt. the fofmfillon Of COPY- olcwtQ64s TlviougkThef1vE66oatsAQgmboUw ewvls . hugo. Missing from the A DYNAMIC BUSINESS STAFF has brought the Clarion OUT ger. BEHIND them are advertising assistants Hal Landis and ot debt for the Hrst time in many years. SEATED are Larry Mervyn Bearss. Not pictured are circulation managers Marena Houck, business manager, and Larry Moyer, advertising mana- Tighe and Lgve-me Seibert, K fx W? I: nw 4,7 7241 if . A se 35,1 l 61 I I a E! BILL 123111 I I t t 4 m L I I I i 5 I I I I 4 I I I I A CUP OF COLD PUNCH is in order for a thirsty editor. - ADV Ivy Rustles, the voice ot a growing Christian campus, functions not only to EDITOR AIVSVCI Hershey POHCISFS On report campus news but also to reflect student opinion on key issues. This bi- G I the attributes of a past edition ot her publication. weekly publication exists to stimulate tree expression and cultivate interest in timely subjects. ivv Rustuss wirwaaupuwig item., DISCUSSING WHAT THE NEXT ISSUE WILL CONTAIN is the Ivy Esther Brubaker, and John Stoner form the nucleus of this group. HANDLING IVY RUSTLE Rustles literary staff. Judi Slagenweit, Bob Stoner, Alvera Hershey, denIs.SEATED are Bob BEHIND them are John 62 .NNS . , vs 1 . . ...W j ,QA- I ' f7 if'?1t12.,...,g- ff--C.- .,., , 4 L XI' I ADVISER TO THE IVY RUSTLES is Ray Zercher, whose capable 3ifi5U5, IUIICIIOIIS ll0l0lill'fZ eltorts have assisted the publication to become an effective 3 'Oil Oil key ISSU63,llllSir addition to campus life. essisn ond culiivolelnleisi' ASSOCIATE EDITOR smiles as he Fgdfdifplilllll All Campus mwltacwbabutwtal 2,3453 Alvita ilelllflf HANDLING IVY RUSTLES BUSINESS is the iob of these eager stu- Marilyn Engle and Joanne Engle dents. SEATED are Bob Stoner and Carl Knepper, business manager. rapher. Missing from the picture BEHIND them are John Dietz and Joy Neidig, circulation managersp tising manager. 1 reads the first edition of Ivy Rustles typistsg and Ed Kulp, photog- is Ken Brubaker, who is adver- f .. ar fi:-J-1 M ,yi ri, ,. si n ,I yr I C.C.F. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE meefs To discuss program planning. From Iefi' To righf are Eugene Win- ger'r, presidenfp Ron Engle, Treasurer, Rachel Brubaker, secrefary, Mr. Long, adviser, and John Hawbaker, vice-presidenf. CC. . Urges!! ' Ilesponsfbilities PRESIDENT WINGERT addresses his C.C.F. Executive Cabinet. They are, from left Io right Marshall Poe, Rachel Brubaker, Carl Knepper, Ron Engle, John Hawbaker, Lois Long, and Lloyd Melhorn. By sponsoring such TuncTions os Compus Fellowship on Sundoiy evenings, noon ond dorm proyer meeTings, Mis- sions Doy ond The Doy of Proyer, Compus ChrisTion Fel- lowship oids spiriTuol developmenT. lnTegroTed os viTol services inTo The progrcim oT CCF ore The Missionory ond Peoce SocieTies, which sTudy, respecTively, The problems of modern missions ond The relevonce of The ChrisTion peoce wiTness To coniemporory socieiy. The ChrisTion liTe suggesTs growTh ond demonds service. STudenTs ore urged To develop more oworeness oi Their ChrisTion responsibiliTies Through The TuncTions OT CCF. CCF olso seeks To TurTher The developmenT of spiriTuol uniTy. STudenTs of vorious denominoTions ond religious boickgrounds ore broughT TogeTher Tor The purpose of Tel- lowship in The body of ChrisT. DevelopmenT of on oworeness oT The enormiTy of The Tosk of The church ond The consequenT necessiTy oT loeing well-orienTed ond uniTed wiTh ChrisT is o moior gool of CCF. Fincilly, CCF desires To molce lviessioh College o living exomple of The TocT ThoT inTellecTuol cidvoncemenT does noT necessiToTe spiriTuol sTognoTion. CCF Thus finds o relevonT wiTness in Two inTercollegioTe orgcinizoTions, The Americcin AssocioTion of Evongelicol STudenTs ond The lnTercollegioTe Peoce Fellowship. MR. SCHRAG delivers on address To o College Fellowship meeTing. LEADING MISSIONARY SOCIETY ore Corl Knepper, vice-presidenfg Dole Hess, Treczsurerg Shirley Schillen, secrefaryp ond Morsholl Poe, president. ., T . wr. CW- f , -55:1 L .l -ss - f , rw-Tiki! ' we X f x 5 ,pc Af, T6 wifiv- ' 3' im, C T Zi , , T fd is Q he , 65 CONFERRING WITH JOHN STONER, president of Gospel committee, and Audrey Deardortt, secretary lseatedl, standing Team lseated, rightl are Mr. Long, adviser to the executive are Ron Herr, treasurer, and Bob Stoner, vice-president. GOSPEL TE M ' ' fb' P0418 . CAPTAINS AND MANAGERS of Gospel Team meet with John Stoner. They are, from left to right: Ray Rite and Shirley Schillen, FIRST ROW, Dale Allison, Ardys Book, Carolyn Hoover, and Larry Houck, SECOND ROW, Marshall Poe, Robert Climenhaga, and Beth Ulery, THIRD ROW, Harry Bert, Glenn Schwartz, Erma Jean Gish, John Hawbaker, and Bob Stoner, LAST ROW. Gospel Team is a religious or- ganization serving mainly out- side ot the college community. lts membership is composed ot those students professing a personal commitment to Christ. Gospel Team endeavors to take the message ot Christian love and hope to Christians and to non- Christians alike. This organization stands as a link between the col- lege and her supporting denomi- nation. In order to give more students the opportunity ot personal wit- nessing in this manner, Gospel Team is divided into several smaller groups, each under the di- rection ot a captain and a mana- ger and each including a mUSlC group. These groups carry OH regular programs at the Seidle Hospital, Elizabethtown Crippled Children's Hospital, Cumberland County Prison and the lvlesSlCll1 Home. Three special teams tulflll special requests at VGVIOUS churches in the area. ', li X. ,x I ,xi srl ri if , I I 31' gal: I 431 gn Ili A 'vi MEN'S DOILM CCL needs cl ve 'ei za' SMAILER 5 standing is o religious or- -fing moinly out- :ollege communiti- pp is composed Udents professing nmitmem to CllllSl. endeovors to lille Christion love Gnd ond T0 nfl' , This orQGnlZ0l'0l col- den0ml' 1ior1S between the .Ve more Sllldellls .gloi pefsoiol ll A mflilflelf Gospel faded l hedi- 1 eOCll Undell orio' gploin find Zmmugic i including HY on Qroups E0 Seidle fomS Ol leciippled ' oilllown Igilil U04 bel ggpilul, EUmMeSSl0l grid l e ' . cms . ' o in3i5 I: 'ff Sf Z' X, g gi . Q -. X 'N if K QU! Q . ,. 'V' . , ,. 5, 6 a, X 9 5-'QL A get 4 MEN'S DORM COUNCIL meets periodically to discuss the berger, resident counsellor, and Dr. Landis. Standing are Neil needs of the resident men students. Seated are Allen Sollen- Sider and Herb High. SMALLER GROUPS ' Q ' ' CAMERA CLUB MEMBERS provide a vital service to the college publications and public relations program. Standing are Noel Falk, Daniel Dietzel, and Eugene Wingert, seated is the Camera Club president, Ed Kulp. ...Wfaf iv. n i l i M . A , 4 5. 'r 1 P' 6 li. . L. l ls' Pi. fl rv. i L , V. its i fl, Y 1 tl. L . i s., l is ge W .ii . - ' i ,1 , . , 4 gs l l l l i n l l ig.- I i EI gr l I -r P I 1 l fi ul' Iii, X PLANNING PLATFORM ARTS PLAYS are Mr. D. Ray Heisey, adviserp Beth Ulery, secretaryg and Mervyn l Alllllll Bearss, treasurer. HERSHLY :Cel if FoRENs cs ACT: ITIES D wi rlrlrwwie' THE DEBATE SOCIETY ot Messiah College includes the follow- Heisey, and Darrel Bigham. Donna, John, Dave, and Darrel ing members: from left to right ore Andrew Stoner, Judy were the college varsity debarers, while the other members Barr, Marilyn Engle, Donna Climenhaga, Robert Kuhns of Deloate Society participated in novice status. CSEATEDD: John Stoner, David Fetterolt, Leonard Wan, Mr. 5 ' ', f'f r'1 'wet ,rgafgvszrfxx-. .A -' N' rva9',2'rir'.f: . as-, Q . A . , ff 15 , 5 Nl ASQ ,A xc-gi fmjb 68 4116 DAVE WILLARD AND DC? 3 respectively, express ::'i:e' lrighll. lHE NOAH CAST lution, PHX-lf!! :gr shn, Dove, and Darrel :ile the other members e status. .vw Lam'- 'S.t1er.!t'ftf -1 rfzfifii P 1'ftg:tif1.: fzYll'i.fg4.-L 'vigil vii- fx 'Eff'n': ti1' r N 2 ff O V . il., E Y il A Q4 . XLT' x , If' I i , ' , ,f' '. O iiA' . . lq t l. If - - 1 ALVERA HERSHEY is president of Platform Arts. DebafeTwiwtag. DAVE WILLARD AND DORIS SHAFER, Noah and wife, respectively, express concern about the designs of God. frighti. THE NOAH CAST practices for their December i3 presen tation. Forensics at Messiah College train the student in many facets of oral expression. Platform Arts aims to develop the ability of stu- dents by providing opportunity for expression of creativity, in- genuity, and feeling and by affording experience in acting and staging. The Platform Arts Society presented two plays this year. Both were student directed and produced. On December i3 the organi- zation sponsored the presentation of Noah, an unusual drama written by Andre Obey and directed by Donna Climenhaga. Platform Arts also sponsored the presentation of The Case of Pontius Pilate vs. Humanity. Debate Society aims to develop clear, critical thought and ex- pression. Proficiency in debating skills and techniques is quite beneficial in the program of the college student. An additional benefit of debate is its stimulating interest in significant national issues. Debaters this year studied the topic Resolved: That the federal government should guarantee an opportunity for higher education to all qualified high school graduates. Messiah debaters gained prominent recognition at many of their tournaments, which included the following: Lehigh University, Bethlehem. Columbia University, New York. Shippensburg State College, Shippensburg. University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh. NOAH'S SONS AND THEPR FRIENDS show their ioy after the flood ibelowl. 1 3 x ii. .N 5 4X4 if l 1 l 5 i i I 5 1 ZX i W gi if 4 il 2 EZ 4 2 gf 2 W, . 1 M sv ? 2 x 53 S E XX R X X X X Q, x X QX ww X X X x 1 1 f QW 'f WA X X XX X XX NM X v X RQ N? 9 5 ,X l,.,,,Xff: 4: WX 7 X WX f 3XXbXs44X X X5 2XX'X5Xf, XJ. K f 6 Q Q XZ. WS? QXXN, fl ,XX XQSy Y 4 5, Vg v , . , X 'XX A, Ig, W XXX X Yr X? f XXXNXXX f4fXXB2 X X Q 3 XXXGM 4 ,4 X , , X XX, .3 . F Q Ajwgwg X , XFXK .u Q X X , X . XA 3 EQ W XX fx XV XE N 9. ' ww :XXX XX,-X 2 X X B f X X W- X , 9N'1?'i 212. AX .,,. r X X WX 4 . 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Frey: KFRONTJ Betty .leon McCulloh, Corol Deimler, Mory Lou Wenger, Dorlene Witmer, Connie Niesley, Judy Borr, Betty Horbolcl, Esther Bruboker, Morilyn Thomos, Jonice Hoover, Potricio Kissel, QSECONDJ Corol Bixler, Lois Thumo, Jocunne Winger, Aletheo Schlogel, Corol Shorter, Juonito Hunter, Moreno Tighe, Cheryl Hurley, Beverly Smith, Corolyn Tyson, Donna Climenhogcl, Mory Petter, lvlorilyn ,MM-nr-X Heisey, CTHIRDJ Lorry Crider, Allen Sollenberger, Roy Rife, Ronald Engle, Ronold Long, Lorry Moyer, Virgil Hostetler, Chorles Wolters Noel Folk, Dole Hess, Verna Oberholtzer, CFOURTHJ Llo-yd Melhorn, Ccurl Knepper, Richord Shode, Warren Shermon, Donold Stutzmon, Ge-rold Hess, Kenneth Engle, Lowrence Yoder, Robert Stoner, Ronolcl Frey, DeWitt Engle, Vernon Mortin. 1 Z s f XX 1 i ORAL I I l Q., more for the ll Cllrigt. VQBV, Ray Rite, Ronald 'etler, Charles Walters, JURTHJ lloyd lvlelliorn, nan, Donald Stutzman, , Robert Stoner, Ronald l l CHORAL Ends l l , v. 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The Choral Society ot Messiah College has been a traditional campus organization. It seeks to promote a greater appreciation ot good music and to develop the student's cultural lite. It also seeks to serve the community with the message ot Christ in song. Choral Society this year toured Pennsylvania, New York, West Virginia, Maryland, and Ontario, in addition to presenting the annual Christmas and Spring concerts. The itinerary also included an appearance at the Governor's Prayer Breakfast, Christmas television programs on local stations Wi-lP-TV and VVGAL-TV, and concerts in many local churches. The organization endeavors to achieve tiner quality programming each year. It also desires to serve a greater cross-section ot the student body. This singing group has long been an example ot the quality music program at Messiah and a product ot the rich music heritage ot the Brethren in Christ church. e is ll lk ll. i l l i l I L i Q i l l l R iz 1 ,G i R. -war-,N-, wr-f ,. 7- -- wr? L iz kg , i if ,L ,g- i i ,Q 1 l- ti il 'W NT E I Q E . ': Q 1 I 5 I il 3 Tix? I ll 3 i 1 3 I lyk ll : lg I li I I ' SEE E if ls. I I I lx if .c - E i i Ls li T 2, I I I , 2 1 I I 5 1 is I TE I TQ I e gr A ,. I, is. HI 'il 3 -T 2 l i l I i , if ,S I ,T -I I l if I II Y. I. I -1 WX MEMBERS OF THE LADIES' TRIO are Judy Barr, Connie Niesley, and Jan Hoover. O MUSIC GROUPS ofuvAaeafP mms' I Chosen To represenf Messiah College in many special concerf engagemenfs This year were Two singing groups, The Ladies' Trio and The College QuinTeT. These Tvvo small music groups provided an unusual amounT of service in The GreaTer Harris- burg area. The Ladies' Trio was composed of Two freshmen, Judy Barr and Janice I-loover. The former is from Granfham, while The laTTer hails from Abilene, Kan- sas. Connie Niesley, The Third member of The Trio, is a sophomore from DayTon, Ohio. Members of The College QuinTeT included: pianisf Sherry l-lair, a freshman from Lancasfer, Carol Bixler, a freshman from l-lummelsfovvn, Marilyn Thomas, a Nappanee, Indiana freshman, Noel' Falk, sopho- more from Sellersville, and Vernon Marfin, a sopho-V more from ClayTon, Ohio. QUINTET members are, from Top To bofromz Sherry Hair, Noel Falk, Vernon MarTin, Carol Bixler, and Marilyn Thomas. I ,x ii K 835 iw Asreiefs QUART E M . 122,015 Siem, barntoi f bass: Lorfi' Moyer' or. Engle, Second ten THE One of Tli6 m05l seni Messiah Colle9 composed of siuden The group Trovelle Stotes, giving progl lerences, ond schoo The Mosfer was nex ol evenis. Because of The c INSTRUMENTALISTS T ?w.e 14, r 21+ ' .2 ' ' 941: I M 41592: 1 if -Aii '1:2,, 'f' ,. A. ' L' - . 'I J THE MASTER'S QUARTET was composed of Harold STern, bariTonep Dave Brubaker, bass, Larry Moyer, fTrsT Tenor, and Ken Engle, second Tenor. THE MASTER'S SIX TwwwAowss Tiselklaiatow. One oT The mosT unique groups ever To repre- senT Messfah College has been The MasTer's Six, composed of sTudenTs and olumni of The college. The group Travelled Widely across The UniTed STaTes, giving programs in churches, Bible con- ferences, and schools. Their dynamic vviTness for The MasTer vvas never weakened by The course of evenTs. Because of The appoinTmenT of Larry Moyer INSTRUMENTALISTS Tor The group were Larry Moyer and To The YouTh Tor ChrisT Teen Team which Toured LaTin America, The MasTer's Six ceased To presenT concerTs as a group aTTer The end of The Tirsf semesTer. Members of The musical organizaTion in- cluded: Messiah College sTudenTs AleThea Schlagel, Larry Moyer, and Ken Engle, alumna JaneT ShaTTer, and alumni Harald STern and Dave Brubaker. PIANIST Tor The MasTer's Six was AleThea Schlagel dew x 4 , 5 gf 3 X X K N ss V, Q X-5 R ' Z ff 4 W X gf- J AN, L- ,W Q , gf ' 3 A s M 5 ' f I 3 ,yr , V N fs I fs.. sf X, 2 f w-Q - sv QMQ 5 9 5 R 9 x y I R MUSIC LOVERS listen attentively as Connie Niesley presents a solo at a fall recital lrightj. Music rwimowpmpw. THE COLLEGE ORCHESTRA: Connie Niesley, Sue Elser, Joanne Engle, Darlene Taylor, Connie Sholes, Pat Kissell, Carol Shaffer, Sylvia Bitler, and Jane Bingaman, FRONT, Premnath Dick, Jane Martin, .Ian Hoover, Judy Barr, Marilyn Thomas, Erma Fike, John Dietz, Shirlee Kohler, SECOND, Mr. Frey, Betty McCuIIoh, Dick Shade, Lewis Miller, Larry Moyer, Dave Willard, Don Stutzman, Ron Frey, Jolene Decker, Vernon Martin, and Ron Long. EARL D. MILLER, retiring head of the music department, directed the Oratorio Society in a presentation of The Messiah. A strong music tradition at Messiah College has been strengthened this year by other features in the music department. The periodic student recitals al- lowed the students in music to exhibit their training. An expanded orchestra, aided by the influx of many freshman members, presented several concerts on the campus. Finally, the Grantham Oratorio Society, under the able direction of Earl Miller, presented Handel's Messiah in the spring. WH- 2 6. T ' v f f I f , ,. , .L f Www' 'JEL 1 I ,,:,,,,,, I f Q , A rx sin? gf .s Q-We ,- fy 2, Zfssfs E 1 i ,I . C, INGER Anno N stage OCTOIREV , A II is , 9 EH 1 'iff rolls F 24, nII1 0 e DR. KARIIS LEYASMEYE ber QI. THE RIVERSIDE audience lbelowl, while BRASS QUINTET lrightj i1, the music department, G presentation ol the essialn College has ther lectures inthe student recitals al- rhibit their training. A the influx ol many eral concerts onthe Oratorio Society, l Miller, presented 'T' FOLK SINGER. Anna Marly appeared on the stage October 24, 1963. DR. KARLIS LEYASMEYER lectures to a captive audience Novem- ber Qt. THE RIVERSIDE CHAMBER SINGERS pleased the April 7 audience lbelowj, while the pleasant tones ot the NEW YORK BRASS QUINTET lrightj captivated the December 9 gathering. S JANICE HARSANYI, soloist with the Phila- delphia Orchestra, presented a recital February 13, accompanied by Mr, Ken- neth Landis. -L ' , An outstanding cultural addition to the col- lege calendar has been the annual Music-Lecture Series, which makes possible the appearance at Messiah College many noted artists, musicians, and lecturers. Under the Music-Lecture program troubador Anna lvlarly, soloist Janice l-larsanyi, lecturer Karlis Leyasmeyer, the New York Brass Quintet, and the Riverside Chamber Singers came to the campus for the i963-V964 season. DISBELIEF and shock are registered after the announcement of the President's assassi- nation lbelovvj. I violfef l ALUMN sessions' A. ERMA FIKE seems dismayed by the burden ot a frosh name-card. AYewvPosses . . . Cleftj CAROLYN AND SOLLY express disagreement on the place of beatnik Bos- tonians. ON FREEDOM TRAIL, seniors search for the grave of Samuel Adams. AFTER A BIG DAY, the country girl stands dazed by the city. JOY is the only word to describe the teelings of Dr. Wittlinger, Dr. Climenhaga, and Dr. Engle while they gaze at the announcement of regional accreditation. BEi E Pre sldem' s atm X ALUMNI Walter Martin and Donald Shafer confer after Homecoming sessions. at beurnik Bos- ! Adomg, AFTER ner, D , ,, CIimeHl1U9U' ccreditoii0n- and mwLEaclvDag ls af wif-A Cabovel Each Christmas brings its musical highlights. CHORAL MEMBERS begin the Christmas procession. As the evening pro- gresses, instrumentalists ioin Choral in a folk song. The next night, Jan Hoover plays her vibraharp at the Christmas ban- quet. fbelowj WHERE have all the professors gone? Gone to faculty meeting every one! cfgw .' sw f 4 visa sw 2 N 5. 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Ze o A, Q9 x XQ ,Q K ATH ETIC CO NCIL Q oats THE ATHLETIC COUNCIL, composed of The follovvmg mem Refo Morhn, SECOND ROW Don Sfufzmon ond Roger Gronf, bers: Virgil Hosfefler, Morilyn Heisey ond Mr Drescher, LAST ROW FIRST ROWg I-lol Lonclis, Judy Gorman, Doreen Wlfflmger ond U -Vx- . Li x.H4':,, s Athletics Tultill an important role in The co- curricular program aT Messiah College. Students Tind relaxation and challenge in The intramural and intercollegiate programs. From The indi- vidual abilities of Tennis To The Team cooperation ot basketball and soccer, individuals learn good sportsmanship Through participation. Interest in sports vvas stimulated greatly This year by The enthusiasm oT The varsity cheer- leaders. To Them must go most ot The credit Tor arousing a school spirit on The campus which has never been equalled in college history. En- Thusiasm was evidenced Through The large crowds aT varsity soccer TilTs and Through The support given To The intercollegiate basketball Teams oT The college. Qt the Messiah Col. ' lc PVOQVGHT is lulie Beverly Smith, Sue Spangler, and Erma Jean Fike. i P . i Q om l T CHEERLE DERS SUE leads The students in a spirited cheer. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS This year are Marilyn Thomas, Doreen Wittlinger, Unusual Qpwt. i 5 THE PEP BAND, which played at all home games, blasts out another swinger. 4 4 f 'Y I 1 I S I I ! E E 5 l H fi li i i ii ,i M 4: 4. E W S S s S --sry: Q - as gf . , . ' -s, s, ,IS f.-.--so-. Q--f - f- ,Q -f fs fk 1 ff, ' - -,. . 'i'X'f9, 'vxijeigv ' f N . R ii intel -V, F vi I Q: ,gg,m,,mmjW :Egg u...ymV W,,,,, givfwx 5. l f. V, f I MVW ' rc. N-.Lk ?i 'Tvg.. f ff 's 1 O ' ' 'M R Y ' 4 - M3 -' yf-f : . - .f . w - 'w s-N wXWM 'm ' ' . .. 3' W, -, ,--' . m e.- E iffy. 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Qyffsmy ,if if ,s 4 sys, QC f EMC DEFENDERS are blocked out nicely as Landis jumps tor two. im H90 l a ff ff f. 'i'n 'f-ffifw-4141 ,WW Q N 5 X ff DICK JACOBS tries for a basket against Eos ern Baptist while on the left he at- tempts a tree throw as all eyes are fixed on the ball. KN.. M' -MR fi' X l THE FALCONETTE BASKETBALL TEAM included Diane Young, Judi Gorman, Beth Ulery, Sue Spangler, ' Marilyn Engle, Sue Olvis, and Doreen Wittlingei'. To the rear are Coach Drescher and Connie Sholes, manager. FIELD HOCKEY proved to be an exciting sport as our girls met York Junior College in a close Homecoming match, which YJC won, l-O. ln the first row are Judi Gorman, Doreen Wittlinger, Sue Spangler, Reta Martin, Darlene Taylor, and Betty McCulloh. In the back row are Beth Ulery, Ardys Book, Donna Climenhaga, Lois Thuma, Connie Niesley, and Darlene J Witmer. lx It 92 FAL A FALCONETTE GR Beth Ulery, Ardys Book, nie Niesley, and Darlene .,-g.,-.. -A A CRUCIAL JUMP occurs in the St. Joe's game. The Falconettes ended their best sea- son ever in Their first meeting with the girls of Eastern Mennonite College. A short team, the Falconettes made up in speed what they lost in height. Versatile and talented, the girls were capable of playing either offense or defense. Con- sisting entirely of freshmen and sopho- mores, the Falconette basketball team promises to be great again next year. At Lancaster, the gals took the sea- son's opener from the St. Joseph's nurses, 38-io. Before home fans, they routed the Harrisburg General nurses 44-i7 and upended St. .loe's again, 42-7. Later in the season, the Falcon- nettes won a close one from the Harris- burg nurses, 5l-4l, and trampled the nurses from Harrisburg Polyclinic, 36-iO. In the season finale, they edged the EMC team to finish the season unde- feated. FALCCN ETTES ' ' PJ Qeasow. A FALCONETTE GRABS A LOOSE BALL from a host of Harrisburg nurses. SPANGLER lays up another one in the massacre of St Joes 0 Wg ' s X 1 x 1 X 4 . x an X X Q35 3' 3 1 X 1 'S X X Q 5 4 INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCCER TEAM members ore: lrv Tyson, Lew Bilger, SECOND ROW, Noel Folk, Herb High, and Dick Charles Wolters, Lorry Houck, Dove Willord, ond Dick Jacobs, RUTT, THIRD ROW. FIRST ROW, Premnolh Dick, Dove Feflerolf, Bob Jocobs, ond BOOTERS Qwccess6uUlZ5 Engage Q Opponents. AN UNIDENTIFIED FALCON drives for ci gool ogoinsf YJC. HOUCK pounds in o gocil cigoinsf The Yorkers. i sr SE nf, 5 ev f fn 'Y' 1 ,,sBig'mss,W'. ' ' ,.. X- ,Q , G Q E ...X .'.- I 'L . 4 xi ' f ' cc f Us WQQ i fi f X Q A 'S ,A Q sw S X is-I C 94 '.,f-mf., W' f N 'I BEARSS sets lo pGS5 intramural 90m6- KARL OBERHOLSEP i I l gh, ond Dick i T ggoinsT The Yorkers. , QI we .T 'T Ma T BEARSS seTs To pass The boil To Screebies in The senior-Trosh inTromurol gome. FALLI TRAMLIRALS wade KARL OBERHOLSER prepores To kick The boil ouT of The reciches of ci pressing Trosh Teom. i. d'. if ff ix., l I ff w. 'E-'Q' ,. , THE MOMENT OF TRUTH orrives os Dole Hess ond Jim Cober rush To geT o loose boil. Aofiow. The Messioh College Foilcons were Toiirly successTul in Their TirsT oiTTempT oT inTercollegioTe soccer. They dropped Their opener To York Junior College, 5-2 buT come bock WiTh Two vicTories C7-2 ond 6-35 over Lc1ncosTer School oT The Bible To give Them oi 2-i log Tor The seo- son. A rugged defense ond o good offense, led by Dick Jocobs, Lorry Houck, ond Lew Bilger, were Teo- Tures oT The seoson Tor The Tledg- ling booTers. On inrromurol soccer scene, The juniors copTured The crown vviTh o spoTless 4-O record. Finishing be- hind Them vvere The sophomore A, sophomore B, seniors, ond Tresh- men, in ThoT order. Sporking The junior Teom oTTock were Eugene WingerT ond The Jocops broThers, Dick ond Bob. i .J, .r .,, TV T , if-.. i,. 'k. f.' is i . i Epi 1 V. T .' leg? L fl i ii, T rf 1 l l ir- iff, sc.:- fl: :K .,. lk.- li:-'-. 22,5 :gg il-fi T 4:5 T191 if'-'f lrii 1'7- i i . Lv il 3,4 :Tix l?i,' THF.: T. l' 5 . il., ly! rl! il, Tig. T rife ii, I , if' ' ' -:T .f iff- ii- TT y . ral T in r .- Fil F ..,. ,K . l-.QE In women's intramurals The key struggles proved To be between The freshmen and The sophomores. The soph Team captured The fall speedball crown, while an undefeated frosh Team nailed down the basketball laurels. After The fall soccer compeTiTion and The early winter basketball games The men and women com- peted in intramural volleyball. Following These con- tests There were matches set for women's softball and men's baseball. In individual sports Judi Gorman ofthe sophomore class proved To be The school champion in Tennis and a strong contender for The ping-pong Title. Soph Charles Walters copped The Tennis title for The men. JUDI GARMAN, women's Tennis champion, receives her Trophy from Coach D. GRANT IS SET To defend against a Frey spike in an early volleyball Tilt. COACH DRESCHER presents Charles Walters with his tennis trophy. THREE PING PONG FINALISTS were Judi Gorman, Leonard Wan, and Judy Barr. 5 'J Q? 4 V, ' V' -:f 0-1: az: , g b T A my ff T M 4 U fs f - is -img, 5 ,1 af 1 ' !,.,. as , f TIPPING IN TWO team. -llilS yegf th llflslcetboll, wif Cflptured the record, The so SWJHQS. Boi personnel fron In The Bn Ol the Stondir lfosh 'far legs Wllll O Perfec on Wlllfli cli Trqgk Pflred leges in G Grd it with 1 UI' TIPPING IN TWO againsT The juniors is Irv Tyson of The soph Team. DICK JACOBS dumps in Two while The soph defense vainly aTTempTs To recover I TR MURALS Iuwwp ' . This year There were Tvvo leagues in men's inTramuraI baskeTball, vviTh Tour Teams in each league. The Treshmen CapTured The A League crown WiTh a perTecT 4-O record. The sophomores Hnished righT behind Them in The sTandings. BoTh These Teams were amply supplied vviTh personnel Trom The Falcon varsiTy and iayvee squads. In The B League The TTTTh-year men were aT The Top oT The sTandings, sporTing an unblemished record. The TTOSTT B Team Hnished second, Tollovved by The sopho- mores and The VVhiTe I-louse Team, The laTTer also Tinished vviTh a perTecT record - no vvins and TTve losses. In The spring, Training began Tor Track and Field Day, Oh which class Teams compeTed againsT each oTher Tor Track and Held laurels. The resulTs oT The day were com- Dfiired vviTh Those of Goshen and EasTern lvlennoniTe Col- leges in a unique Telephone Track meeT. 97 A MOMENT OF REFRESHMENT afTer anoTher blazing quarTer mile Tor Baderinvva. 4, xv ' ,fyf M' Q f w ww S ix wmx-mwdws WNW X P313 1' W v Q ff' f 7 ' K , 2 aw 4,, Q f, W 5 W 'Q f f W f Q W4 ' ,.!M,wf. v I 1- f ,, ,ev 1? V- f If ff Z f Qi P 1 y f ' fi . 551 ff, X it X h X iw X ,W 1 A, ff X if Y iw f- . Awwtgpi A X .Q .M 'LM Q, ? 1 2 ,gi gg, Jay!! 4, .Q- ,,,, Q . ,Q ., f W -.M W W f. ,1 1.570 15: 42 z f 11:,X.,y -A45 523. XV' Y Z 'if M 7--N... ff k 7 W If Wh ' 'X f wwa g W, . 4 f V6 73 W 9: i BISHOP E. J. SWALM, Typical of church leaders who have placed Their faiTh in Messiah College, has been a guide for youTh over The years. The Messiah College of The space-age sixfies has a Tremen- dously rich herifage of ChrisTian devofion, which has been evidenced in The primary emphasis given The Worship experi- ence on This campus. Minding The command of Jesus Chrisl SVS To spread The Gospel To all corners of The earTh, The found of This college creaTed an insTiTuTion whose basic purpgge WGS To prepare men and women for ChrisTian service. Their dim was To insfill a dynamic faiTh in sTudenTs who affended, Dm- ing her fifTy-four years Messiah College has mainTained her emphasis on The cenTraliTy of Jesus ChrisT in all campus afTairs. Today There sTands a college of unlimiTed patemggl for ChrisTian leadership. VViThouT The faifhful prayers and devoTed concern of alumni, sTudenTs, and friends, The college cannoT hope To carry on This legacy of faiTh, REPRESENTING THE MANY EVANGELISTS who have spoken aT Messiah is The Rev. John HosTeTTer Cbelowl. REV. ROY SIDER has been one of many pasfors who have TrusTed The college for Training youTh, while The devouTness of faThers and moThers lbelowi has been a greaT influence on The college. THE OLD CHAPEL, now The siTe of Room llO, as iT appeared in l922. '1::5'j:xs :-1 ,.., wg . - ' r ' - - E 1 sk ' E V Q ,4.y..-. - - ' Z 1:-. .. ', A-Q ,, 'f - ' ' , .1:-51245 51'-TE,..,,...'.s.A -,.sn:f::e1,::f1f:.::-:fee .EEg-gag.as,.f1a::gf52g:Eg- : if EH. 1 :fri -E Ei ': 2 3 - . . - f sf' II' ,sz . T-m ' lff'12'-' f' 2:'?1E- -.-fr: 2531 E25 I: 2' ZE-fE2Ef3'kE2:1.':',.- .'-' 'r ,53 .Es ' .5211-' .. :515fi.I23'2Z::, 5-41S:532:f:yk rc - ' .. .v ...,, . -E 4-'- fs1 'fn12f1fT 1 f f fi-'T' if I - 21712 - ' , .E r' ' . T p lnfnicnifn FACUW if- ings in The collage ' f A RIC REV. LUKE KEEEER gone many Bible Conferences 55 U K ISS Iios U ll'Qmeni i G wish Us been d ISl1ip ex , of Jesus Claeti. urtli, the loundfisi Josie purpose its ii Lfiflinlqingd mlkiii all campus h imited poteniiql ilul prayers and I-Iendsl CO I. IISQQ NY EVANGEusi III is the Rev' John 5 wlio W1--L 'f '. -- I 1 grzniz-m'lan:Lfa-.1 'nw U! HY J msn . fr . fs, 'H-ma. -Q f i i L A DEDICATED FACULTY has been OHS ot the mflhy bless- AN ADMINISTRATION of unseltish devotion to the cause of Christian ings in the college tradition. higher education has guided the college Through many crucial affairs. A RI H LEGACY Faitlvls Passed Owtalls. REV. LUKE KEEFER gave vvords of wisdom at many Bible Conferences of the past Cbelowj. I U as ii oPPeurerI in IIII' -ii 3 ' THE GOSPEL TEAM OF T942 represents a perennial student etcfort to serve Christ. FAITHFUL TRUSTEES ot the college, such as those ot I936 pic- tured below, have provided much spiritual leadership. -I 3 1 . K- - , . A -?2f I U. '- fi-C 7 f S XXA v ,Lx Ssk 2 yy NSN 1 X so E t X fxxwsg,-cs ffxuswx WM, W as x s nf5.NA.q,wM5V Nz as WW-sms, F4 sysgcsc . ROY WENGER, member ot the board of trustees, imparts some tatherly wisdom in a chapel presentation. At the core ot the spiritual emphasis at Messiah College is the call to a commitment of faith in Jesus Christ. Even deeper than this is the command to serve our Lord. The college motto, Christ Pre- eminent, is brought home forcefully to the students, through the regular revival services, missionary conferences, chapel periods, prayer meetings and special days of prayer which are an important part of a year at Messiah College. RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS Provides rtmQmmClw6l SPECIAL CLASSROOM LECTURERS bring practical methods ot evangelism to the REV. LEROY WALTERS, college pastor, actively shares W students. ,,,fwfesgZXZ.,,Ae23yqg,gKQ,3Kg55ty, in the various religious emphases in a college year. , W 3 f 102 W 4 4 MITSUO FUCHIDA, iocl on Pearl F:':3 his commitment 'Q 'Q .4 1' f' 1 ' ' 'lcTxlf:v. . .Z :fin '.-71M IIIQSIS I of fqth IIAQSSIUII II'Ie Q0 esus JIT mmqnd I0 0, Chf u II Pfe- Y To The students Wice - . f . on .meeIlHgS Gnd 'mP0fIunipQn SINGING TOGETHER in o doily chapel experience provides cz unity which only music con produce. I I I , I E 0 Q f 0 ' Zz Qge pus1or,0CIIV9IY5h0Ie5 MITSUO FUCHIDA, Ieoder of The Joponese bombing of- ph05e51nuc0IISQ9Ye0 ' rock on Peorl I-Iorbor, owciifs his opporfuniiy To fesfify of his commifmenf To Christ. I 5. Pas. fM 'MW X I New f'V' ,Ne-izwfyiyizffww I W , ff fzvivyhww I f'-N zz ,Vff fl QWWIM , I I I Am.. f , A , X , if ff ffffych' , f ff ff ff ff fl!! 1 KW ff! V' ' M X , 5 ,UC YW v-5 Q ,H I A MISSIONARY TO KOREA, Rev. Pcxul I-Ioines is The feofured speoker of The onnuol missionary conference. PERSONAL FELLOWSHIP with Christains of other nationalities helps the student to see his taith in a new EACH DAY Om Finds Godf AUM I-its Needs. remains strong under the test. There is nothing so vital to the total religious climate at the campus as the devotionallite of the student. A personal and a daily relationship to Christ is encouraged through the regular war- ship services. But the student must seek to en- large the boundaries of his own faith through study, discipline, commitment and daily Worship. N -,,.:f,., W ' s Nm. but the students iaith ,I 1. ? 4 . 'pu fy-V ,--,L,.1 L jzgi' ,zu .,:l.g,2-7 '.:. .14-1-og i E . X ea 4 , ,M . , ,f 11 i , h 1 f ithillmgmixafllf , I ,ff i .. 5 I DAILY PRAYER, individually cmd collectively, unites The students with their God. in it ig it if .wg - ' s 1 me of de . hip . ions dolii reliilfir wor- eil 10 en, the Tow' VOHOUO W The fag musf Th Th OUQ i riot U oi' - THE QUIET CHAPEL is the plcnce of meditation vvhe strength tor each dcuy. SILHOUETTES ogdinsi The SHOW, these students Iegve The Chopei refreshed Gnd ins pired to continue their Vfswff work fwf f fffff 0 YW re students find . fi' -4. I 'N 1 . jgf, , m i 3 S: - TA Q7 . f f 4 ,' A ' . ff W W f ,XM ,fm - I 0 M, y , ,W f 9 ,I iwhfp, ' if W! '- Q' s , ' f , fl 0 ff , , , ,. f M- .MX f ' y ,f , W , , X N X M . , 'f d I f We me A qw M sv VX A 1 f' ff f MWQWW, AX, W! UM AMX 'M Q L7 1 f' ,. f f f , V f M um' , N, .W.,.m. ., sm XM WA. X QM W WMM .' 'f ', f , ,. Haw ,,.qfXX. 'V QV, , MM' V sm ,M 'W .M - XX X ,,,, W' W' - , , V Www W ' X. W X - Q I Z .,,, , mm, , ,,,, ,JM W X,, I Y , , I -ssvffwwxmms. . 'i - ' 1 1 . , Wg, . 'A K - - .. , 1 l 1 ' ' . . f WWW , , Q . . ' . V , P . 4 ' , . .'?'Wf.1.,,x--- N M ,D li JK p . . V V ., - .. , , , NX X x W wx Q V f Q XWQ W f if WX A, A xgf N f 4 1 'x ri m u i 1 ff is f f, f f, f 1 W M 1 CHARLES E. JONES Mufual of Nevv York Harrisburg, Pennsylvania WHAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IN YOUR LIFE? This is my favorife auesfion. I have found ThaT life holds many imporTanT Things. BUT in my own experience Jesus ChrisT is noT only The mosf imporTanT Thing in my life, buf HE IS MY LIFE. I never really lived unTil I admiTTed To God ThaT I needed forgiveness for my sin Through The blood of His Son, The Lord Jesus ChrisT. When I received Him by faiTh, He began a nevv life in me. IT vvas Then ThaT llvvas born again and began my abundanf, vicforious, and everlasfing life in Him. Through The company raTe book, The Bible, I received God's Efernal Life Insurance promises, which can never lapse. The assefs of The company are The unsearchable riches of ChrisT and The dividends are paid daily To Those who reioice in His amazing grace. My name is vvriTTen dovvn in The company ledger called The Book of Life, and can never be erased, for He is able To keep ThaT which I have commiTTed unTo Him. Wifh all of This The besf is yeT To come, for Jesus has promised To reTurn someday To presenf me faulfless before The Throne of my Heavenly Fafher. Hovv wonderful, hovv marvelous is our life in Him. Could anyfhing in life compare? - Charles E. Jones II CorinThians 2:I-4 108 I , , I I I. I I I l I I A Picruk l pidufe COI BUSINESSI Tionul of you! Sl ,L rigs. lite, eness Him n my ooolc, opse. is ore in the ole to ie, for ot my ting in A PICTURE is worth a thousand words, especially when that FOR RELIGIOUS MERCHANDISE it is best to visit one of two picture comes from Hill Studio. Pennsylvania Christian Light Bookstores, where you can find Bibles, gifts, and office supplies. THE HILL STUDIO CHRISTIAN LIGHT BOOKSTORES BUSINESSMEN know it is wise to use the facilities of first Na- Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Chambersburg, Pennsylvania THE DAVID MARTIN STORE On the Square Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania tional of Elizabethtown, where they are big enough to serve MEN OF DISTINCTION always shop at the David Martin Store you, but small enough to know you. where they find the best in men and boys' wear. Q! hw 3' ,203 X fn X 1 X X wills,-,aff 2' 2 fm-,A f CONFIDENTlALLY, says Jo-anne Winger, I don't know of any I WILL NOT BUDGE one inch until I can have some of those better hardware store than Mumma's in Mount Joy. delicious Moyer's Potato Chips! A. H. MUMMA HARDWARE MOYER'S POTATO CHIPS II4 South Market Avenue RD. 3 Mount Joy, Pennsylvania Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania EARLEY'S FURNISHINGS UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK II4 South Hanover Street Mount Joy, Pennsylvania Carlisle, Pennsylvania Maytown, Pennsylvania DON'T COUNT YOUR PIGEONS before they are hatched, but YOU'LL FIND the exceptional at EarIey's Furnishings in Carlisle. make certain your future is sound with an account at Union Na- The only items they don't have for the home are wild animals. tional. I I I I I I I I I v I I I 'Its NO SECRH 'IC' fluolill' OIIIW mmm SAND 5 Mlxwfu knows he Quality electrical semi fl have some ol those ANK ey are hatched, bill mount at Union NU' IT'S NO SECRET that the J.M. Engle Company has the best in I'M SIMPLY WILD about that tasty Baum's bologna. quality office machines and furnishings. THE .l.M. ENGLE COMPANY BAUM'S BOLOGNA 20 South Market Street RD. 3 Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania S AND S ELECTRIC, MOTOR SALES - SERVICE ZlMMERMAN'S GARAGE R.R. I RD. 3 Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania FOR FRIENDLY, EFFICIENT SERVICE Messiah College students MAXWELL knows he is the right Reverend when he looks for know you can't match Zirnmerman's Sinclair Garage in Mechan- quality electrical service at S and S Electric. icsburg. if ZZWEWM 5,1 Qiygy Z 1 17 Rests Ss I l YQUCANIH IF YOU WOULD HAVE bought her a corsage from Stephenson's UP IN THE AIR about farm machinery? Come over to Peterman's plucelfilmle Flowers, she might have come with you, George. Farm Equipment, where you'Il End Massey-Ferguson, Allis-Chal- mers, and GMC trucks which will suit you. l STEPHENSONCS FLOWERS PETERMAN FARM EQUIPMENT I South Locust Street, Shiremanstown 225 York Road I West Shore Farmers' Market, Lemoyne Carlisle, Pennsylvania Colonial Park Plaza, Harrisburg I BYERS CABINETS AND KITCHENS FRANK S. WINGERT 50 West Horst Avenue THE FIRS Hay, Straw, Hauling Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Chambersburg, Pennsylvania M5 CHANCES ARE you won't be needing a fancy doghouse, but if DAVE knows TIWGI OUIY IWGY Und Strew from WIUQGVVS will SOI' you want expert kitchen designing and building, Byers is ready IMQMMYSAYSI isfy all the animals he has in his ark. to serve you. bgnkgmmw 4 I I, 1 I ' 5 it I I I 'L un's .hol- ut il eody i' 2'- YOU CAN'T HIDE from the fact that the Capitol Press is a good AT THE WORLD'S FAIR, visit the 7-Up International Sandwich place to have any offset printing done. Shop, CAPITOL PRESS STONER BEVERAGE COMPANY 2633 Penbrook Avenue Thirteenth and Paxton Streets Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Harrisburg, Pennsylvania THE FIRST BANK AND TRUST COMPANY HERSHEY'S ICE CREAM On the Square Famous tor Quality since I894 Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania At Neighborhood Stores in Eight States OVER AI.L THE WORLD people ought to know that Hershey's MOMMY SAYS that First Bank and Trust will be an excellent Ice Cream is rated in the highest quality category in indepen- banlc to start a savings account, for college. dent laboratory tests. SINCE 1863 I it IEE A ,iiw is 1 il? , I It il I, Ii .I li llE iiz ll THE MILLER FUNERAL HOME ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. ffl COMPLIMENTS OF , , THE HARRISBURG NATIONAL BANK I I I ' AND TRUST COMPANY ll I l8l-4 Sesquicentennial i964 Oltices in Dauphin and Cumberland Counties l E ,I ii, LEvl W. HIPPENSTEELE e soN .ri I I . . I ,xA B4 A I 825 West Kina Street P W: Slwippensburg, Pennsylvania V L, Ili jk 'B E EV ,,l Ii' li I, 'I I. lv I i THE EMBLEM OF QUALITY AND SERVICE I I I ' 4 WOLGEMUTH BROS., INC. Il ii i, V, -I 3 230 South Market Avenue CHRYSLER IMPERIAL Mount Joy, Pennsylvania Ii .I ,, PLYMouTH VALIANT Phone 653'l45l 1 Ili ,E ii 2 if 114 -J l If Ill Ile .f - I I . u , K I is AL , .R -A J . I L E '-. . xv ' ,L ., I fl W' 'li Ill! if KING MER, Spam X DIQI Millwie :. Dll9SnI ' in 5 7 MALI? CHICKS M H I Fi Q- lr FLoRiN FARMS, INC. lil 'iff I: -Sv I l ZL.,Lf-f 1195 have worked hard I illf V' 6 if for your FUTURE Now let your FUTURE work for you! EGG W0 ' B. TITUS RUTT lvl' IHMISI E. Main Si. Mi. ,oy, Po. f X AIQZQON R - .W ., FAMOUS FOR QUALITY 4534-UF ? Repfeseniing Mounr Joy Loncoisier Counly, Po. KING IVIERRITT 84 COMPANY, INC. S ' ' ' an mmf Wm Diol Millersville 872-5461 Conesrogo RD. 2, Pennsylvonio HOME DELIVERY OF MILK AND ICE CREAM SUPPER BELL Frozen Foods Diligenl in Business Ferveni in Spirif Serving The Lord 115 X smwu mowane mm-mam nmwnrm1u,n.roew4 QUALITY' CDWTEXY' itZf.iAMLLffYf f M i 13 if is L smgr- . ' l Q., in Q, l A Q i Y xii X4 l W COMPLIMENTS OF the Weaver Funeral Home. QUALITY SNOW BLOWERS can be found at Shaull Hardware in Mechanicsburg. S. GERALD WEAVER SHAULL HARDWARE Funeral Home lOO West Main Street Woodbury, Pennsylvania Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania COLLEGE CLUB SPECIALTIES LEHMANIS LADIES' WEAR D. Ray Hostetter l South Hanover Street Dillsburg P.D. l, Pennsylvania Carlisle, Pennsylvania COLLEGE CLUB SPECIALTIES commends the industry and com- petence ot these college students: Dallas Shelley, Mark Horst, JUST AS COLLEGE benetits the intellect, so Lehman's benetits Merv Bearss, and Herb High. Not pictured are Bedsaull Agee the fashion-minded. Students who shop at Lehman's win both and Lloyd Melhorn. Wgys. Shuull Hardware READY TO SERVE YOU is Lester D. Bert in Shippensburg. IN NEED OF MEDICAL HELP? Stop in at Collins' Pharmacy for all your health needs. I BERT'S FEED AND FARM SUPPLY A. E. COLLINS PHARMACY R.D. I 36l9 Walnut Street Shippensburg, Pennsylvania Harrisburg, Pennsylvania REISINGER BROTHERS CONTRACTORS WITMER MOTORS East North Street Mercury-Lincoln-Comet Carlisle, Pennsylvania Millersburg, Pennsylvania Lehmon's benefits bth PONDERING ABOUT CONTRACTING work ou want done? See CONFIDENTIALLY, I wouIdn't trade at any other place than ehmcn'sWir1 0 Y the Reisinger Brothers for your best deal. Witmer Motors. Hf. ' ' .. Xssfgm M , I I i I I 5 I I I H I I II I! It 'II I Ii I i I I I 3 I it rw f ff ,,fy,y, f' K iffy, P f PROVIDING EXPERT CONSTRUCTION of poured concrete farm silos and grain storage bins is the iob of A. L. Sollenberger and Son. AVERY SOLLENBERGER AND SON R.D. 2 Chambersburg, Pennsylvania EDDIE'S CLEANERS THE MENNONITE BIBLICAL SEMINARY fw X ff WWMWM dz! MW' , f,,,' X I , ,f,, fyf,'Mff!f,,f' X yf 7 my f riff, jff ZyW'3?',W'ffv f ,,,, , ,V , f , I26 East King Street 3003 Benham Avenue Littlestown, Pennsylvania Elkhart, Indiana QUALITY CLEANING is yours by calling Eddie's. In the Littles- town area, phone 359-4914, in Frederick, Maryland, EN 9-III9, FOR 'GRADUATE WORK in church vocations, Mennonite Biblical in Harrisburg, EN I-0668, and in Gettysburg 334-29I3. Seminary offers much to the graduate of the class of 1964. SEMINARY ue ng, Mennonite Biblical 'he class ol l964f 4 S ELIZABETHTOWN BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Hanover and Arch Streets Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania EVANGEL PRESS 3OI-305 North Elm Street MARLYN AVENUE BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Nqppgneel indium all South Marlyn Avenue Baltimore, Murylond FARMERS AND MERCHANTS' TRUST COMPANY Chambersburg BELLEVUE PARK BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH QOOI Chestnut Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania MR. AND MRS. H. MELVIN BOOSE PAUL M. BYERS Farm Equipment Chambersburg, Pennsylvania CARLISLE BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH West Louther Street Carlisle, Pennsylvania COCKLIN BROTHERS FURNITURE Pennsylvania W. E. FISHER AND SON Paint--Hardware-Building Supplies Dillsburg, Pennsylvania HOLLINGER'S MEAT PRODUCTS Bowmansdale Pennsylvania IRWIN'S DAIRY 5l5 South 32nd Street Camp Hill, Pennsylvania LONGENECKER'S HATCHERY South Baltimo-re Street Elizabethtown Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania THE DILLSBURG AGENCY MONTGOMERY BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH No-rth Second Street Mercersburg Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania DILLSBURG GRAIN AND MILLING COMPANY Dillsburg Pennsylvania MILTON F. EBERLY R.D. 3 Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania ECKEL'S ELECTRIC STORE Bowmansdale Pennsylvania DR. VICTOR MORRISON 35 West Main Street Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania MR. AND MRS. MARTIN MUSSER Route I, Box 327 Mount Joy, Pennsylvania NEFF'S ESSO SERVICE Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Mounted Route NELL'S FOOD MARKET East Berlin Pennsylvania PEALER'S FLOWER SHOP Trindle Road Carnp Hill, Pennsylvania PENN WELDING COMPANY 925 Prince Street Lancaster, Pennsylvania RAKESTRAW'S ICE CREAM Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania THE RYAN STORE I7 West Main Street Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania SAXTON BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Saxton Pennsylvania SPRING HOPE BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Fishertovvn Pennsylvania ULERY GREENHOUSES T325 Maiden Lane Springfield, Ohio WILEY BROTHERS Electric Appliances Dillsburg, Pennsylvania WRIGHTSTONE ELECTRIC IOO South Market Street Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania ' THE CHEERING SECTION is pictured at the Nyack game. HURCH ' CHURCH tio sENioR, FIFTH-vis R Activmr ALLEMAN, DAVID Gospel Team I,2,4, Peace Society 3,4, Oratorio 2,3,4, Debate Society I,2, Platform Arts I,2,3, Ivy Rustles I,2,3,4, Clarion I, assistant editor 4, intramurals I,2,3,4. ALTLAND, JUDITH Choral Society I,2, Ladies' Quartette 2, Gospel Team I,2, Harrisburg Hospital School of Nursing I96I-I964. BEARSS, MERVYN Gospel Team I,2,3, Platform Arts I,2,3, treasurer 4, Clarion advertising 4, varsity soccer 4, intramurals I,2,3,4, Camera Club 3. BERT, HARRY Class Treasurer I, Chaplain 3, President 5, Gospel Team l,2, manager 3,4,5, Peace Society 3, Missionary Society 3,4, Ivy Rustles business manager I, Clarion business manager 2, intramurals I,2,3,4,5. BIERMAN, CHRISTINE Judiciary Council 3,4, Gospel Team I,2,3,4. BIGHAM, DARREL Senate I,2, Gospel Team I,2,3, Campus Christian Fellowship Executive Council 3, Peace Society President 3, Missionary Society I,2, Choral Society I,2,3, Debate Society I,2,3,4, Platform Arts 3, Ivy Rustles associate editor I, editor 2,3, columnist 4, Clarion circulation assistant I, editor 4, Intercollegiate Peace Fellowship of Mennonite Colleges Vice-President 3, President 4, Public Relations Assistant 4, intramurals I,2,3,4, Oratorio I,3,4. BONNER, ROBERT Senate I, Clarion literary editor I. BRUBAKER, ESTHER Senate I,4, Gospel Team I,2,4, Treasurer 3, Campus Christian Fellowship Treasurer 2, Missionary Society 2,3,4, Choral Society I,2,4, Ivy Rustles 2,3,4, intramurals 3,4, Oratorio I,2,3,4. BYERS, JOHN Class president 4, Judiciary Council Chief Justice 5, Gospel Team I,3,5, Choral Society I, Platform Arts I, Ivy Rustles I, Clarion I, intramurals I,4,5. COBER, JAMES Class chaplain 4, Senate 2, Gospel Team I,2, vice-president 3, Campus Christian Fel- lowship executive council 2, Platform Arts I, intramurals I,2,3,4, Social Committee I, student pastor 4. DEARDORFF, AUDREY Class secretary 3, Senate 4, Gospel Team I,2,3, secretary 4, Choral Society secretary 3, varsity basketball I,2,3, intramurals I,2,3,4, Oratorio I,2,3,4. DUVALL, SARAH Missionary Society 3. ENGLE, MARY ANN Gospel Team I,2, Choral Society I,2, Clarion editor 2, intramurals I,2. ESHELMAN, STANLEY Judiciary Council 4, Gospel Team 4, intramurals I,4, I GRAMM, ETHAN Class treasurer 5, Gospel Team president 4, intramurals 3,4,5, McPherson College I,2. GRANT, ROGER Class treasurer 4, Social Committee 4, varsity basketball 2,3,4, intramurals 2,3,4, Niagra Christian College, I. HARTLEY, SHARON Class secretary 2,4, Gospel Team I,2,3, intramurals I,2,3. HEISEY, MARILYN Senate I,2, secretary 3,4, Gospel Team I,2,3,4, Choral Society I,3,4, secretary 2, Ladies Quartette I, ensemble 2, Clarion 4, intramurals I,2,3,4, Athletic Council 3,4, Oratorio I,2,3,4. HENNING, DENNIS Class vice-president 3,4, Gospel Team 4, intramurals I,2,3,4. HERSHEY, ALVERA Senate 2,3, Gospel Team manager 3, Peace Society 3, Choral Society I, Debate I,2, Platform Arts 2, president 3,4, Ivy Rustles associate editor 3, editor 4, Clarion editor 2, biology honors program 4. HERSHEY, LENORA Class treasurer I,2, Harrisburg Hospital School of Nursing I96I-I964. HOOVER, CAROLYN Gospel Team captain 3,4, God's Bible School I,2. KULP, ROCHELLE Oratorio Society 2, Camera Club 2. LANGLOIS, DONALD LOWE, BETTY 1 Gospel Team 2,3, Campus Christian Fellowship I,2,3,4, Missionary Society 3,42 Debmie Society I,2,3, Platform Arts I,3, intramurals I,2,3,4. MAXWELL, DARRYL Gospel Team I,2,3,4, Campus Christian Fellowship 2, Oratorio Society 3. -5-w-qrgssf-:ir --','if'sii21i3.5 ,vw V5.4 rf T ,,',,?,P' v 1 Qi:-E j L? -NA: . . . ,i , - ' , . -....---,L -5 313: iiiis 1 FJ, 1 s 2 1 3 5 i i i l I i I I I I a I 2 I I a I MEFFERD, THEODORE Shippensburg State College l,2. MELHORN LLOYD Gospel Team I,2,3,4, Campus Christian Fellowship executive council 4, Missionary Society 2,3,4, Choral Society 2,3,4, Oratorio Society I,2,3,4, intramurals l,2,3,4. NICHOLS, VICTOR Class chaplain 2,3, Gospel Team I,2,3,4, Peace Society 3, Missionary Society I,2,3, intramurals I,2, student pastor I,2,3,4. OBERHOLSER, KARL Class treasurer 3, Senate treasurer 4, Gospel Team l,2,3,4, Campus Christian Fellow- ship 3, Missionary Society 2,3,4, Platform Arts l,2,3,4, Ivy Rustles business manager 3, Oratorio Society I,2,3,4, intramurals I,2,3,4. OBERHOLTZER, VERNA Gospel Team I,2,4, treasurer 3, Missionary Society 2,3,4, Choral Society I,2,4, Ivy Rustles features editor 2,3, Clarion associate editor 4, Oratorio Society I,2,4, intra- murals I,2,3,4. OLDHAM, SAMUEL Gospel Team l,2,3, Peace Society 3, Platform Arts I. ORR, JACK Class chaplain I,2, Gospel Team I,2,3,4, intramurals. RIFE, RAYMOND Gospel Team l,2,3,5, Peace Society 3, Choral Society l,2,3,4,5, Oratorio Society l,2,4, 5, student pastor 4, intramurals I,2,3,4,5. SCHILLEN, SHIRLEY Gospel Team I, manager 2,3,4, Missionary Society secretary 4, Ivy Rustles I, Clarion I, Oratorio Society 3,4, intramurals I,2,4. SEIBERT, LAVERNE Senate vice-president 3, Clarion sales 4, basketball manager I,2, intramurals I,2,3,4. SMITH, ROY SOLLENBERGER, ALLEN Class vice-president 2, president 4, Senate 3,4, Judiciary Council 3, Gospel Team l,2,4, Choral Society I,2, treasurer 3, president 4, Oratorio Society I,3,4, Platform Arts I, Clarion business manager 3, varsity basketball 3, intramurals I,2,3,4, men's dorm counsellor 4. SPICKLER, RUTH STONER, JOHN Class vice-president I, Senate 3, Gospel Team I,2, president 4, Campus Christian Fellowship president 2,3, Peace Society 3, Debate Society I,2,4, Ivy Rustles 4, Clarion business manager 2, varsity basketball I, intramurals l,2,3,4. TANNER, ROBERT Bob Jones University I,2,3. THUMA, KATHLEEN Choral Society 2, Gospel Team I,2, Harrisburg Hospital School of Nursing I96I-l964. TYSON, CAROLYN Senate 3,4, Gospel Team I, Campus Christian Fellowship secretary 2, Choral Society I, secretary 4, Platform Arts I, secretary 2, Clarion associate editor 2, editor 3, varsity basketball l,2, intramurals I,2,3,4. WIERMAN, JACK WOLGEMUTH, LUCILLE SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Bar- bara Bressler, Brenda Smith, Maxine Smith, and Lois Ann Starner, Daniel Bore-man, Edward Collins, Norman Coffman, and Stanley Cordell, Lamar Hager, Mary Ellen McCulloh, and Henry Lutz. 5,9 521 flllglllllffle IIIW' li,l,:'I Allotff' M'- ltlllglllltlpr' , TZ twin' I BW ' . Bail: MMI r 'V if. W1 ' I ,. Ni:- gm, ttf wi, 'f ' Beam, .c Beck Grit? I Bell, wif ll 'fr' -,n Ben, Gl ,'l Bed, HIT? , Biclsleh L: l' Blerffiillf CT ll llglifmf anger, If'-' Birgcnim if tiller, Silffj Bixler, C737 Bloutlh llflf' Qomfr, Tiff' Bock, Amp My fllifu Bool, Jerel Bodi, lil: Booge, 11:61, Iloremcn, Bowers, LM: Bowers, Doral: 'Bressleg Bright, Prrylliq Brilacler, Dark In-Inlet, ith Bribclef, bin lnlwler, Kem lflllvler, IN! Ifllnllef, hcl, Bums, Mm Byergl bln CMI, tn Iwi, w. Cleqyefl elitist Clin-ww' 3 Cliiiwqi' Clirrminw' D' QM I h Willa.. ' N' Colli., 'lk' w,,,j,L':u lffitt' ft'- ' fr is N I . I , t I i I , . I 1 I W I ,, 0 'i ' .7 7 . fffv -'w ,g 'I ' . ,. - ' ' I ' ' - - A r - .444 -SM It ks., w A T'-4-.X 'n I T. ,Until f-A if 13 ,, 49 23,59,6O,68,7O,92 fW ',4, rw, Jer 'vi lu .4, on ,4. nm 'm 1's In JH 4. 1, VY 501' UDENT5 STER 51 , 'ne AE da Smllll' llaxlel , Bren Swme,,DoH1 , n 1l,QlnO0 1Z Stanlei' Cor 6 and Ellen McCUll0 Agee, Bedsaul Agee, Verda Alleman, David Allison, Dale Alloway, Marie Altland, Judith Arnold, Lester Baderinwa, Richard Barnes, Joann Barr, Doris Barr, Judith Barr, Richard Barr, Reba CAMPUS INDEX .Route 1, Copper Hill, Virginia Route 1, Copper Hill, Virginia Route 4, Morrison, Illinois Allisonia, Virginia Route 4, Dover, Pennsylvania Route 1, New Cumberland, Pa. Cocolamus, Pennsylvania 108 W. Lincoln St., Media, Pa. Williamson, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Bearss, Mervyn Beck, George Bell, Robert Bert, Gladys Bert, Harry Bicksler, Lois Bierman, Christine Bigham, Darrel Bilger, Lewis Bingaman, Jane Bitler, Sylvia Bixler, Carol Blauch, Helen Bonner, Robert Book, Ardys Book, Mary Ellen Book, Jerel Book, Lila Boose, Audrey 320 Ridge 628 Tremont St. , Lancaster, Pa. 57 Jury St., Highspire, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Route 2, Manheim, Pennsylvania 614 Edwards Ave., Pottsville, Pa. 2015 Chestnut St., Harrisburg, Pa. Furnace Road, Middleburg, Pa. 418 S. Carlisle St., Greencastle, Pa. 100 Clinton St., Danville, Pennsylvania St., Ridgeway, Ontario, Canada Route 2, Hummelstown, Pennsylvania Route 1, Box 756, Annville, Pa. Route 1 Lewisberry, Pennsylvania Route 1, Box 161-L, West Milton, Ohio Route 1, Lyndon, Illinois Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania 1 North Fulton St., Manheim, Pa. i'Boreman, Daniel, Jr. Bowers, Alvin Bowers, Donald i'Bressler, Barbara Bright, Phyllis Brubaker David Brubaker Esther Brubaker, John Arthur Brubaker, Kenneth Brubaker Leona Brubaker, Rachel Burns, Robert Byers, John Cassel, Ruth Cassel, Wayne Cleaver, Bonnie Climenhaga, Arlene Climenhaga, Dr. Arthur Climenhaga , Dr. Asa Climenhaga, Donna Grantham , Pennsylvania 140 E. 7th Ave., Trappe, Collegeville, Pa. Route 2, New Oxford, Pennsylvania Route 3, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Snover Rd., Route 1, Sandusky, Michigan Grantham, Pennsylvania Route 3, Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Route 2, Palmyra, Pennsylvania Route 2, Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsy vania Route 3, Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania 329 Atkins Ave., Lancaster, Pa. Grantham, Pennsy vania Grantham, Pennsyrvania Grantham, Pennsy vania Route 3, Bellefont Grantham, Pennsy Grantham, Pennsy1vania Grantham, Pennsy vania Grantham, Pennsylvania e, Pa. vania H Lamar Climenhaga, Robert Cober, James Coffman, Norman Collins, Edward Collins, Helen Colyer, Frederick COpe, Helen Cordell, Stanley Crider, Carl Crider, Larry 'k Deardorff, Audrey Decker, JoLene Deimler. Carolann Saskatchewan, Canada Grantham, Pennsylvania 2431 Duke St., Harrisburg, Pa. 3619 Walnut St., Harrisburg, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania Route 1, McClure, Pennsylvania 502 Merrymaid Drive, Union, Ohio Route 3, Fayetteville, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania 795 W. Arrow Hwy., Upland, California Delisle, Box 160, Route 3, Shippensburg, Pa. Route 1, Durham, Kansas 82 So. Houcks Rd., Harrisbufgl P0- 23 not pictured 14,61 23,58,66 28 14 28 3 1 23 53 28,58,68,70,72,74 96 51 53 14,61,68 20,58,59 not pictured 53 13,66 53 14,59 15,60,68 23,88,94 20,59,74 20,74 28,70,72 28 15 23,66,92 23 not pictured 49 28 122 28 28,88 122 28 73 15,58,62,70 not pictured 20,63 not pictured 23,64 20 13, 59 not pictured 28,52 31 not pictured 46 23,66 14, 15 122 122 53 23 23 122 53 28,70 15,53,s6 21,74 23,70 , I , Deitzel, Daniel Dick, Premnath Dietz, John Doutrich, Lois Drescher, Luke Drum, Cameron Dubson, Dixie Duvall, Sarah Ebersole, Esther Elser, Susan Engle, DeWitt Engle, Ethel Engle, Joanne Engle, Kenneth Engle, Marilyn Engle, Mary Ann Engle, Ronald Esau, Kenneth 2462 Reel St., Harrisburg, Pa. Silverdale, Pennsylvania 425 Fahs Street, York, Pennsylvania Route 4, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania 112 North 2nd St., Newport, Pa. 222 E. Emaus St., Middletown, Pa. Crystal Springs, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania 2842 Banks St., Harrisburg, Pa. 33 West Fairview Ave . , Dayton, Ohio Grantham, Pennsylvania Route 2, Box 562, Palmyra, Pa. M.H.S. Madison, Hershey, Pa. Route 2, Thomas, Oklahoma Grantham, Pennsylvania Route 2, Box 489, Palmyra, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania Maxwell Eshelman, Dr. Charles Eshelman, Mary Eshelman, Stanley Eyster, Stanley Falk, Noel Felix, John Fetterhott, Carl Fetterolt, David Fike, Erma Fissel, Sherry Fohringer, Dorcas Fowler, John Frey, Bonnie Frey, Emerson Frey, Ronald Furman, Sharon Garman, Judith Gearhart, Bruce Gingrich, Mary Gish, Erma Jean i'Goetz, William, Jr. Gramm, Ethan Grant, Roger i'Hager, Lamar Haines, Vera Hair, Sherry Hall, Randy Harbold, Betty Harley, Cheryl Hartley, Sharon Hawbaker, John Heisey, D. Ray Heisey, Marilyn Henning, Dennis Henning, Miriam Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham Pennsylvania Grantham Pennsylvania Route 2, Thomas, Oklahoma Route 2, Box 41G, Sellersville, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania Box 35, Pottsville St., Wiconisco, Pa. Route 1, Hatfield, Pennsylvania 608 E. Walnut St., Nappanee, indiana 15 E. Harrisburg St., Dillsburg, Pa. R. D., Centre Hall, Pennsylvania 802 S. Market St., Mechanicsburg, Pa. Route 1, Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania R. D. 2, Conestoga, Pennsylvania Route 1, Abilene, Kansas Route 1, Box 476, Northumberland, Pa. 907 Trotter Cresc., Saskatoon, Sask. Route 3, Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Route 4, Lebanon, Pennsylvania 1910 Water St., Lebanon, Pennsylvania 723 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania 66 Highland, Ridgeway, Ontario, Canada Route 1, Perkasie, Pennsylvania Route 1, Box 42, Ludlow Falls, Ohio 341 Marson Rd., Lancaster, Pa. 710 S. York St., Mechanicsburg, Pa. Route 1, Dillsburg, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania 28 W. Hayes St., West Milton, Ohio Route 3, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Box 134, Route 1, Hershey, Pennsylvania Route 2, Mechanicsburg Route 2, Mechanicsburg I I Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Herr, Alvin Herr, Doris Herr, Ronald Herr, Sara Hershey, Alvera Hershey, Lenora Hess, Dale Hess, Erma Hess, Gerald Hess, Richard Hibbs, Ralph High, Herbert Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Route 3, Troy, Ohio Grantham, Pennsylvania Box 561, Englewood, Ohio Box 561, Englewood, Ohio Hickory Lane, Elizabethtown, Pa. Route 2, Mercersburg, Pa. Route 1, Washington Boro., Pa. Route 2, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Route 1, McAlisterville, Pa. 733 N. 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Miiisfllhvq nfl 1 l6 2188194 Hissongf Fausl Hoover, CarolYn Hoover, Eunice Hoover, Janice Hoover, Dr. Kenneth Horst, MOI'l4 Hostetler, JGGFWIC Hostetleff Vll'9ll Hostetteff AUd eY Hostetter, Dr' C- Nw Hostetter, D- RGY Houck, Lawrence Hunter, Juanita tJacobs, Gerald Jacobs, Richard Jacobs, Robert Kanode, Pauline Kern, Richard Kissell, Patricia Kline, Ronald Knepper, Carl Kohler, Shirlee Kuhns, Robert Kulp, Edward Kulp, James Kulp, Rochelle Landis, Harold Landis, Howard Landis, Kenneth Landis, Ruth Langlois, Donald Lavy, Marilyn Lenhert, George Lenhert, Samuel Lenker, David Llanes, Eduardo Lowen, John Long, Alden Long, Lois Long, Naomi Long, Richard tLong, Robert, Jr. Long, Ronald Lowe, Betty Lutz, David Lutz, Henry, Jr. Martin, Jane Martin, Jean Martin, Linda MC1l'l'ln, Mussel- Martin, Retq Martin, Vernon Maxwell, Darryl McBeth, David McBeth, John 9l:flCCUll0l'1, Betty Jean MCCulloh, Mary Ellen McNulty, William Mefford, Theodore Melhorn, James Melhorn, Lloyd Meyers, Gary Miller, Andrew Mille'r, Anna Verle Miller, EQ,-I Jr 2 S. Chestnut St., Dillsburg, Pa. Box 324, Pleasant Hill, Ohio Route 5, Abilene, Kansas Route l, Abilene, Kansas Grantham, Pennsylvania Clear Spring, Maryland Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Dillsburg, Pennsylvania 607 W. Cherry St., Palmyra, Pa. Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Route 3, Box 710, Harrisburg, Pa. 57 Baltimore St., Carlisle, Pa. Harrisburg Street, East Berlin, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania Harrisburg Street, East Berlin, Pa. 220 S. Hanover St., Hummelstown, Pa. 262 East Street, Spring Grove, Pa. 803 Summit St., McKeesport, Pa. Route l, Box lll, Winfield, Pa. Route l, Duncannon, Pa. Route 4, Box 562, Ashland, Ohio Route 2, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Route l, Boyertown, Pa. Franconia, Pa. Route l, Boyertown, Pa. 40 Buch Avenue, Lancas-ter, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania 2244 N. Third Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania 300 Graham St., Harrisburg, Pa. Route 2, Box 268, Arcanum, Ohio Grantham, Pennsylvania Arcanum, Ohio Route 3, Mechanicsburg, Pa. 3l2 N. Isabella, Springfield, Ohio Route 2, Box 56, Gardners, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania Route 2, Greencastle, Pa. Route 2, Greencastle, Pa. R. D., Box 230, Mill Hall, PQ. 305 Swatara, Dauphin, Pa. H48 Camden Court, Upland, California Route 2, Box l22, Hopewell, Pa. 227 North 29th Street, Camp Hill, Pa. Route l, New Cumberland, Pa. Route 2, Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania Route 2, Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania 537 Snyder Ave., Elizabethtown, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania Route l, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Route l, Clayton, Ohio 6308 Derry St., Harrisburg, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania l20 E. King St., Chanbersburg, Pa. Route 3, Mercersburg, Pa. Route 3, Mercersburg, Pa. 906 N. Second St., Harrisburg, Pa. H8 S. Locust St., Shiremanstown, Pa. 3373 Druck Valley Road, York, Pa. 3373 Druck Valley Road, York, Pa. Box 30, Williamson, Pennsylvania 445 Nevin St., Lancaster, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania not pictured l6,66 53 28,29,7O,74 20,50 24 53 2i,70,7l,86 not pictured 50 47 23,24,6l,66,94 29 not pictured 2l,88,94 2l,88,94 2l,53,58 24 2l,70,74 24 2l,63,64,65,70 20,22,59,60,74 29,68 22,60,63,67 24 l6 25,88 47,58,6l,67,86 52 53 not pictured 25 49 53 not pictured 3l not pictured 48,64,66 29,64 22 22 not pictured 25,70,74 l6 25 l22 29,74 29 29 48,61 25,86,92 25,72,74 l6 49 29 25,58,70,74,92 l22 25 not pictured 29 l7,64, 70 29,88 29,88 52 50,74 4 1 .1 f.nloRs.m4f .i L.. s.izQ,:5Qm:f13i1iI.24fr.4- f' L as Miller, Lewis i'Miller, Ronald Mink, David Moore, Homer Mosser, William Moyer, Joyce Moyer, Larry Moyo, Mapendhla Musser, Kenneth Musser, Ruth Myers, Charles Myers, Irene Neidig, .loy Nichols, Victor Niesley, Connie Nix, Herbert Oberholser, Karl Oberholizer, Verna Oldham, Elizabeth Oldham, Samuel Oldham, Sarah Olvis, Suzanne Orr, Jack 'TOtstOt, Emma Paulus, Gladys Peffer, Mary Pitcher, William Pittman, Joseph Poe, Marshall Poteet, William Pyle, Helen if Ressler, Marlin Richards, Mariory Rife, Raymond Rissinger, Charlotte Rodkey, Audice Roof, David Roussos, Catherine Russel, Timothy Rutt, Richard Samuels, Ronald Schaffstall, Robert Schell, Elizabeth Schillen, Adeline Schillen, Shirley Schirato, Richard Schlagel, Alethea Schrag, Dorothy Schrag, Martin Schwartz, Glenn Seibert, Laverne Shade, Richard Shafer, Doris Shaffer, Carol Shaffer, Colin Shaffer, Martha Shelly, Dallas Sherman, Warren Sholes, Constance Shupp, Patricia Sider, Gladys Sider, Morris Sider, Neil 6606 Oakfield St., N. E., East Canton, Ohio 2l02 MarketStreet, Camp Hill, Pa. 3733 Rutherford St. Harrisburg, Pa. Route l, Lewisberry, Pennsylvania Route l, Box 39, Mill Hall, Pa. P. O. Box 224, Harleysville, Pa. Dry Run, Pennsylvania Bulawayo, S. Rhodesia, Africa T607 North Kuney, Abilene, Kansas Grantham, Pennsylvania T04 S. Chestnut Street, Dillsburg, Pa. Route l, East Berlin, Pa. General Delivery, Dillsburg, Pa. Route 2, Callaway, Virginia 2l0 Briarcliff Drive, Dayton, Ohio Route l, Box l95, Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania Route l, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Route 4, Manheim, Pennsylvania Route l, New Paris, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Route l, Box l2o, Lincoln, Maine Route 2, Dover, Pennsylvania Shepherdstown, Pennsylvania Welty Avenue, Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Route 2, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Wellsville, Pennsylvania T02 W. Green, Shiremanstown, Pennsylvania Route l, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Route 2, Dillsburg, Pennsylvania 22 N. Baltimore St., Dillsburg, Pennsylvania 20l W. Elmwood Ave., Mechanicsburg, Pa. Route 3, Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Box l05, Hogestown Rd. Mechanicsburg, Pa. T415 Weavertown Road, Lebanon, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania T23 T72 W. Washington Ave., Myerstown, Pa. At hens, Greece P. O. Box 270, Berrysburg, Pennsylvania Box 4, Rheems, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania 53l South Second St., Lylcens, Pa. Route l, Newville, Pennsylvania Route 2, Copper Hill, Virginia Route 2, Copper Hill, Virginia Route 3, Dillsburg, Pennsylvania 633 S. 29th St., Harrisburg ll, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Route l, Hellam, Pennsylvania Tylersport, Pennsylvania Route T, Greenspring Ave., Perryville, Md. T33 Fairview Ave. , Waynesboro, Pa. P. O. Box 93, Grantham, Pennsylvania Box 62, Dover, Pennsylvania Alum Bank, Pennsylvania Route l, Reinholds, Pennsylvania 252 N. Madison St., Nappanee, Indiana Box 97, Liverpool, Pennsylvania T07 Hill St., Mount Holly Springs, Pa. 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Woodward, Baltimore 2T, Maryland 432 Dawnview Ave., Dayton 3T, Ohio Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania T03 W. Keller St., Mechanicsburg, Pa. 4T0 Juniata Street, Dauphin, Pennsylvania Route T, Box 99, Palmyra, Pennsylvania Route T, Fayettesville, Pennsylvania Route 3, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania 545 Overhill, Chambersburg, Pa. T6 Mumma Ave., Mechanicsburg, Pa. Route T, Box 320, Mt. Joy, Pa. Mtd. Rt., Pine Road, Mt. Holly Springs, Pa 2450 Snover Road, Sanducky, Michigan Grantham, Pennsylvania Route T, Roaring Spring, Pennsylvania Route 2, Box 306, Miftlintown, Pa. Box 248, Route 2, East Berlin, Pa. Box 248, Route 2, East Berlin, Pa. Box 248, Route 2, East Berlin, Pa. Mounted Route, Enola, Pennsylvania. Grantham, Pennsylvania Route T, Nappanee, Indiana Box 82, Fayetteville, Pennsylvania 3205 Beech St., N. W., Washington, D. C 457 N. Summit St., Nappanee, lndiana Route T, Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania Route T, Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania Route 2, Carlisle, Pennsylvania T7T E. Derry Road, Hershey, Pennsylvania Route 2, Parkesburg, Pennsylvania T503 College Ave., Collegeville, Pa. T503 College Ave., Collegeville, Pa. Starr Commonwealth, Albion, Michigan T332 Maiden Lane, Springfield, Ohio Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania No. 3, Babbington Path, Hong Kong, China 3609 Colonial Road, Harrisburg, Pa. 579 Montgomery Ave., Chambersburg, Pa. Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Route T, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Route T, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Box 248, Herndon, Pennsylvania Box 92, Grantham, Pennsylvania Route 3, Greencastle, Pennsylvania TT4 W. Butler St., Mt. Holly Springs, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania Route Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Route Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Route Manheim, Pennsylvania Route Route York, Pennsylvania Dillsburg, Pennsylvania 403 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg, Pa. Grantham, Pennsylvania Grantham, Pennsylvania 370 Franklin Rd., North Brunswick, N.J. 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The sfaff of Clarion '64 expresses iTs hearTfelT Thanks To The following: -The American Yearbook Company of Hannibal, Missouri, and Their local represenTaTive, Mr. Neal Layser. -Mr. Neill Wafson, consulTanT aT The American Yearbook planT in Cambridge, Maryland. -Mr. Roberf Heilman and Mr. Terry Jones of The Hill STudios, Harrisburg. -Sara Herr, Clarion liferary adviser. -Musser MarTin, fiinancial adviser. -Ed Kulp and his Camera Club. The founTain has long sTood as a familiar symbol of Messiah College. To Those who have grown To love our College, This founTain has symbolized The source of all our wisdom, God. JusT as The Tounfain flows on quieTly and conTinuously, so The geTTing of wisdom musT be a process of unfailing efforr. ln our desire To achieve a greaTer individual academic excellence, we encounTer problems which someTimes appear insurmounTable. Success comes only afTer we have faced These issues fearlessly and have broken Through inTo a broader area of undersTanding. This achievemenT resembles The force and power wiTh which The founfain sends inTo The air iTs clear jeT of wafer. Many Times we are spurred on To greaTer achievemenT by The leadership given by our elders. AT Times The Torch of leadership is passed from one hand To anoTher. We are graTeful for Those who, afTer serving so well for many years leave behind Them a disTincTive TradiTion of academic excellence and ChrisTian characferz Professor Earl Miller, who reTires as head of The music deparTmenT, and Mrs. Frances SmiTh, who reTires from her Dean of Women posT. To Them, Clarion '64 wishes To express spe- cial recogniTion. So iT is ThaT we musT face life: wiTh a deTerminaTion and vision To overcome all The barriers To our ChrisTian growTh sTanding before us. The mighTy example of a dedicaTed college and dynamic leadership poinTs The way To our individual responsibiliTy as ChrisTians. WiTh ST. 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