Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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L Caroline Plank Iunior College I, ll Olu Pennsylvania Vivflciousness, cheerfulness, and sincerity hardly be- Uin to describe our Caroline She has proved to us that 1 small stature is no indication of a small heart. Hcr witty remarks have kept many a conversation lrom beinv dry or uninteresting. Social leadership combined with 1 winning personality has won the admiration of many, especially her primary Sunday- school class Carolmes sincere Christian testimony Gladys Shank Iunior College Bible I, Il Ms E1 stou n Pennsylvania Glidys 1S neatness personllied. This delightful quality shows ltself in her purity of spirit, her man- ner of dress, her efficiency as Assistant Librariang 111 fact in anything she does or is. Being from the farm, she enjoys outdoor activity, but good books also Hnd their way into her busy life. She enjoys music and shows ability in Giving readings. Gladys energetically meets the challenge of a Sunday-school Q 626142 :Zin Anna Mae Nissley Iunior College Bible I, ll Mount Joy, Pciinsxlvania Always at the right time comes forth the softest chuckle one has ever heard. lt is Anna Mae's own way olf letting the rays from the inside spread warms ly on others. Learning to know this modest maiden may be a slow process, but once you have become a link in her golden friendship chain, yours are the blessings of a true friendship. She desires to serve her Lord and her fellow men by entering the field of nursing. VValter Schlabach Iunior College I, Il 1.lil1'l'lS0l1lJlll'g, Virginia We admire Walter for his conscientious devotion to duty. In addition to being a good student and a husband and father, he finds time to be genuinelyl friendly to all his fellow students. The Y.P.C.A. always finds him ready and willing to serve Christ. His Sunday-school class is bound to miss himu Wzilter plans to give fthrough the medical profes-N sionj health, happiness and the Great Physician to the world. risi -

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Q 6261142 'Zhu Ellen Kauffman Iunior College Bible I, II Akron, New York Ellen Ends enjoyment in a variety of interesting things-sewing, cooking, reading, music, and na- ture. She is a keen observer, is frank, has decided viewpoints and definite convictions, and consequent- ly gets things accomplished. As a teacher in Sum- mer Bible School, Ellen is wholehearted and efficient. She is always ready to testify for her Lord and her deepest desire is to serve Him faithfully. Rosa Mae Kurtz Iunior College Bible l, ll l1Zll'1'lS01llJll1'g. Virginia Being the possessor of that rare virtue, common ' sense, Rosa Mae has served us well as Class Secretary. Valley. David Landis E Iunior College I, ll lQ1lllCilSll!l7, 1J01lllHXlVil,lliIl Here is a bundle of energy ready for the best di- rected channel. He makes use of some of this energy by working with photography. David possesses musical talents that range from that of playing the part of a soloist to being Assistant Director of Mixed Chorus, or from learning new songs to writing them. Witli a vocation filled with praise to his Lord, surely he shall succeed as a music teacher. A Beulah Lehman i17l X Little things do not upset her, she faces life calmly and squarely. Whether it is playing tennis, serving on the Weather Vane Staff, or being keeper of the bees, Rosa Mae puts herself into any activity. Those soft dark brown eyes are no doubt an asset to her vigorous service in spreading the Gospel in the li junior College Bible l, ll IJ1lllC21Sl1Cl', Pennsylvania Strength of character and spiritual riches are Beulalfs possessions, partly gained through devoted- mission work. Her many friends speak the praises of her steadfast and sympathetic heart. Beulah ' makes use of part of her spare time by writing let- ters of encouragement. Her favorite sports are tennis and bicycling. Always are her eyes open to the beauties of nature. Life is' never boring for her because of her varied interests.

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Qi 026110 -Zh: Lester Shank College Bible I, II, III, IV ' fI2.lL'l'lS0lllDl11'g', Virginia Our elhcient Class President commandsithe respect of all. I-Ie is clistinguished as one of the few students at E.M.S. who has earned his Th.B. degree. A sterling Christian character, an intellectual mind, unobtrusive mannerisms, promptness and depend- ability-these are the noble qualities for which he is admired most, Our prayers and best Wishes go with Bro. and Sister Shank as they bring the Gospel to a Christ-rejecting world. Mary Florence Shenk Iunior College Bible I, II Denbigh, Virginia This young lady has the ability to perform well 11 variety of tasks, whether it be to organize a quar- tet, serve on a Y.P.C.A. committee, or maintain or- der in the study hall. Her reserved and tranquil nature is seasoned with a pleasing touch of gaiety and humor. Mary knows the art of entertaining, and the bit of originality which she always adds to such an occasion never fails to produce the effect of, Didn't we have a nice time! Stanley Shenlc College Bible I, II, III, IV 1 Hai.'risonbu1'g, Virginia. Words never fail Stunleyg he has an abundant sup- ply at his command which insure him against such a catastrophe, be it in journalism or oratory. Stan- ley is zealous in the work of the church. I-Ie and his wife have worked enthusiastically in the moun- tains -of Kentucky. A consecrated life and abilities he gives to the Master, also giving Him all the glory. To his Th.B. he expects to add a series of other degrees. 1 ie twin