Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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,llass Atcllviiseirfs Messtage 9 EAR SFNIURS OF l9-ll: During these days there are hundreds of thousands of other young people doing just what you are doing-graduab ing. For the great majority of them graduation is almost a leap into the dark, because their modern schooling results in a Bible black-out that in its turn produces the present tragic black-outs in the cities and the hearts of men. But, beloved, l am persuaded hett-er things ol' you. You all have, l know, a firm faith in the word ol' God whose principles are a lamp to your lieet and whose prophecies are a light that shines in this dark place. And you all have, I hope, the personal witness of the Spirit and the light of Christ within, so that you need not fear what outward gloom and blackness the days to come may bring, knowing that they will also bring Him-to pierce and dispel the darkness of earth and to re- place it with the glorious brilliance and splendor of His kingdom. lust as you met certain essential conditions to gain these blessings of faith and fellowship, so you must meet certain equally essential conditions to keep your- selves in the love of God. Christ is the author of eternal salvation to all those that obey Him, hence there must be in you a patient continuance in well-doing to obtain eternal life. You must work out your own salvation. You must labor for the meat which endureth unto everlasting life. You must save yourselves from this untoward generation. And you must beware lest you also, being led away by the error of the wicked, fall from your own steadfastness. But grow in grace and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Iesus Christ. Thus, through observing these Bible injunctions, will your excellent motto For Thy Use, O Lord be true of you, both in the life that now is and in that which is to come. May not one of you come short ol' it, I pray. -Ernest G. Gehman. Page Trtwzfy-fnirr'

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Robert Alger High School III, IV BROADWAY, Vmoxum Bc strong! IVF are not here fa play, lo dream, lo driflq ll r' haw hard work fa da, and loads lo Iifl. Philomathean III, IV. Charles Kenneth Blauch High School IV PINTo, M.-xRvl,,xNn Happy am I: from more l'm free! ll hy tl1'l'1l,l tlzry all mnfvulvd likv un ' A rmerian IV. Lola Derstine Bowers High School Bible I, II SOUDERTON, P1zNNsYLv.xN1.i 1.augh1'ug Cl1t'f'l'flllllf'.YS flzrmux sunlight au all ilu' pallis of life. Philomathcan I, II: Nature Ig Avian II. Gertrude Alma Brackbill High School I, II, III, IV M.'u.vr:RN, PENNsv1.vAN1.x Sim has a liwly, good-lzumarrd, playful disposition and au excefllruf lirarff' Nature III: Aclelpllian I, II: Armerian III, IV: Avian IV: Mixed Chorus Il: Ladies' Chorus III: Secretary Athletic Association IV: Journal Staff. Mark William Bumbaugh High School IV CHAMBERSBURG, PliNNSYI.V.XNl.X l'll lrf my ll!'l1l'f Irv jus! in sight. .-I .rmilr so small as mint' mighl lu' P:-rrisvly thcir ucfrssify. Philomathean IV: Avian IV. Lester Rittenhouse Clemmer High School III, IV LANSDALE, PENNSYLVANIA ll'hat we call luclr ls simply pluck. Nature IIIQ Avian lVg Mixed Chorus IVQ Philomathean III, IV. Page Twvfzhi'-j'i1'c