Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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K-S.. whiny zfgldlffg Gzubf e- ff'---f' -- Mary Detweiler C. Marvin Eshleman High School Bible I, II Parnrliso, Pennsylvania Here is a young man who is jovial and yet serious. His hearty laugh has Won its way into the hearts of many students. I-Ie very likely is a future Lan- caster County farmer. We are sorry that Marvin could not be with us during the second semester, but we are sure that his thoughts and prayers are often here. While here he willingly helped in Y.P.C.A. work, and we are confident he will serve the Lord wherever he goes. Samuel Eshleman Roxanna Folk High School III, IV Springs, Pennsylvania Roxie, as we call her, is everyone's friend. Her happy-go-lucky spirit forbids worry about studies or anything else. Her unexpected and witty re- marks in the dining hall and classrooms reveal a highly developed sense of humor. ,The fragrant odors of coffee coming from Roxannais room are indicative of the good food, fun, and laughter upon which she thrives. She has -the honor of being half of the German II class. i I26l High School IV ' Fairview, Michigan Mary is a charming brunette. Her friendly smile and sweet personality have aided her in gaining many new friends. At home Mary works in her father's hardware store. At school, she is kept busy preparing her lessons, writing letters to all her friend-s, willingly helping Others, and enjoying fun. She 'lives on a high plane, not only as an Astralite, but also as a Christian, in keeping with her ideals and noble convictions. High School I, II, III, IV HHl'l'ISl3llbIl1'g, Virginia Samuel is quiet, but he takes an interest in social activities. Since he is a lover of pets, the anticipa- tion of owning a pet market holds much for him. As a hobby, he is learning to be a skillful wood- worker. In the line of sports, he considers basket- ball ancl skating the best. The class is glad to have L him as a member and wishes him success.

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rx. Cwcdmy tflzazyf Cifzwf Betty Bfackbilt High School 11, ni, rv Paoli, Pennsylvania With a good supply of short stories, witticisms, and a lively imagination, Betty wins her way into the heart of everyone she meets. She is at ease on the platform and gives interesting readings because she can make them human. There is never a dull moment when you are with her, for her abounding good nature must bubble forth. By her joyous Christian living, she sheds forth Christ's love and light from her heart to those she contacts. Charles Bumbaugh High School IV Cha mbersbn rg, Petinsylvania Charles is a boy who believes in standing up for what he thinks is right, whether it is in the halls, at work, or at play. He is always neat and is always well dressed. Because of his ability to press trous- ers, many boys of third floor give him the job. He enjoys a good refreshing game of basketball as Well as games into which individual talents enter. Charles is determined to serve his Master faithfully. f Anna Mae Byler High School IV Pigeon, Michigan Meet a dainty little 'maiden who has a charming smile, a lovable disposition, and neat, attractive ways. Sparkling eyes and comical chuckles exhibit her love for merriment. Anna Maels quiet and un- assuming manner is outstanding in her Christian life. Everyone she contacts appreciates her. Her response to music and poetry as well as her interest in birds, gives her depth of character and apprecia- tion for the finer things of life. Norman Derstine High School III IV Fouutaiuvtllt P1-nnsslx -1n1't Norman, our Vice President, is every inch a gentle man. He is fun-loving and ever ready to tell -a good joke or listen to one. He has a bright outlook on life, consequently you never Find him in depressed spirits. Music and public speaking are two of his accomplishments. His attractive personality and genuine Christian experience are used constantly in Christ's work. l25l

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Tdclary mzrfbf Cathalene Good High School I, II, III, IV I'I2l1'1'IS0llblll'g', Virginia A friendly, good-natured girl who is true to her good name. Among her subjects, chemistry and typing are her favorites. Farm life is enjoyable to her, especially when it involves driving the Plym- outh. To her there is no place like Virginia, with its beautiful hills and valleysf, Cathalene believes there is a -time to be serious and a time to be jolly, so she is slow in her words and earnest in her conduct. Emory Good High School I, II, Ill, IV Hinton. 'Virginia Emory, a Virginia farmer, is a great lover of motor- cycles and automobiles. I-Ie is mechanically minded and enjoys tinkering with and Fixing machinery. Emory also shows his skill in' woodwork in the Industrial Arts Shop and is on his way toward be- ing a skilled carpenter. The words big-hearted and jolly reveal his personality. The best wishes of the class go with Emory for whatever he may be called to do. Isabel Groh High School Bible I, II Bonmsvillo. Ontario, Canada This little Canadian lassie receives pleasure from the crisp, cold wind blowing upon her face as she glides along on skates or on a toboggan. Isabel aspires to a high plane of living. Her unique ex- pressions and sunny disposition have won her many friends. Her pen has revealed a depth and beauty of soul, a deep desire to serve Him, and fine literary talent. We admire her consecration and devotion to the Lord's service. V Kenneth Heatwole I-Iigh School I, II, III, IV VVayncsbo1-o, Virginia l . This talll hard-working southern gentleman is our very capable Business Manager. Mathematics and science are his favorite subjects. I-Ie willingly helps in extracurricular activities and likes to do Y.P.C.A. work. It is a usual sight to see Kenneth helping some student although he is up to his earsn in his own work. And still the wonder grew that one small head coulcl carry all he knew. l27l