Messiah College - Clarion Yearbook (Grantham, PA)

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THE LOCK OF LIFE The look of life is an instantaneous, undefined, vague thing-almost a feeling-that vanishes without warning at the slightest hint of capture. It is everywhere around us, yet seems to evade us when we reach out to grasp it. The look- the very essence-of life is seen so many times, yet understood or communicated so seldom. In a way, trying to describe the look of life is like trying to see love or hope. It is in abundant evidence and its effects may be often observed, but it defies definition. f 1 gn--Q The look of life visits a soccer game where players concentrate on the ball and spectators concentrate on the players. It is present when the basketball moves quickly around the court and the cheers of the crowd fill the room with resounding support. The look of life may be noticed in the anticipation that marks the gathering faces before the mailboxes and then in the mingled frustration and satisfaction that soon results. Life is open to view as scores of people descend upon the dining hall causing the disappearance of much food to the accompanying at some facets of life as . bgl' babble of many voices. And even the weary face of the diligent student, his eyes still reflecting the Slow of burned midnight oil, also reflects the look of life. Perhaps it could be Said that this look of life is exhibited wherever people are. People playing themselves in large gf0Llps, in pairs, 01' 5in81Y, are fairly overflowing with life and display it quite openly, l l Doubtless each individual has a unique impression e of the look of life, 1.53.1313 s onsored by the action P , around him and conditioned ,. by the action behind him. , -4 f 42 But erhaps, by word or Q P picture, that impression can be recalled to the fore ound savored once -.. intervening events and scenes and then fondly replaced in the mind's I library of treasured memories. I -fi For that purpose the 1969 Clarion was produced. IIS intent is not only to V record the events of a 7 college year, but also. gl' , again, embellished by 41 i l necessary for the reblrlh in each person of those cherished memorlCS- to provide the stimuli E Let us then look t0Sether we found lt and remem this year as it was for each of us.

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