Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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whiny gravy! Czzaidf Lillian Henkles High School III, IV Malvern, Pennsylvania l A pleasant disposition is Lillian's by nature. Al- though she is a very conscientious student, she is never too busy to be doing any number of little kind and considerate deeds for all who are about her. Neatness, simplicity, and orderliness charac- terize Lillian in all that she does. If you want a job done in decency and in order, get Lillian to do it. I-Ier fine Christian spirit has been an inspiration to those who know her. Emma Histand High School I, ll, lll, IV Doylestown, Pennsylvania Dependable, persevering, sympathetic, and deeply devotional' is our eflicient Class Secretary. One look at her face with its expression of inward joy and peace reveals that Emma lives close to the Lord. Her interest in spiritual things is manifested in every phase of her life. Neatness and courtesy is her motto as she faithfully serves as an E.M.S. waitress. l Esther Mae King Hifrh School IV Paul Kniss High School IV J0llIlSl'0YVI1, Pennsylvania Mattawnna, P0l11lS'S'lX'i1l1lt1 With a cheerful and friendly smile for everyone, Esther goes unobtrusively about her duties. She is always ready and willing to help wherever she can. All her work is done in a conscientious manner. Esther enjoys a good book and she may usually be found reading in her leisure time. Home economics holds much interest for Esther. Her life will carry a Christian testimony wherever she goes. The fact that Paul is a dignified 'Senior does not keep him from possessing a lively wit. For recrea- tion after a day of study, Paul thinks a good tennis game is tops.', He is fond of music and sings ubasso profundd' in Mixed Chorus. Paul has a full supply of' stories to tell about India. He is the son of missionaries to India and looks forward to serving Christ as a medical missionary. l28l

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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

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iw. If' ICIQV tflgzalyf CZ Norman Kratzer High School IV Riehlield. Pennsylvania Norman is the smallest boy of the Senior Class, bod- ily, but by no means is he the smallest mentally. Getting things done and doing them Well is a pol- icy with him. He Finds much pleasure in playing basketball or perchance popping popcorn. His fine pieces of woodwork in industrial arts prove his ability as a carpenter. As a vocation, Norman will probably take up carpentering when he returns to the Keystone State.- af' , l Harry Kraus High School IV Dunbigh, Virginia Denbigh always has a staunch defender when Harry is around. He has an unceasing love for lit- erature and the liner things of life. Harry is per- fectly contented it he has a good book and time to read it. It is impossible to separate Harry and singing, for this seems to be almost spontaneous with him. The mischievous twinkle in his eyes and his merry smile show that he is full of fun. I-Iarry's deep Christian experience finds expression in will- ing service of song. Frances Lantz High School IV ' ' II l111N011lJll1,,, Virginia Frances was a Mississippi lassie until recently, when her family moved to Virginia. She loves the beauty and grandeur ot the mountains, which inspire her to noble and lofty ideals. Still waters run deep expresses her quiet and reserved personality. Her character is such that children easily and quickly respond to her love for them. To think deeply is an asset which will prove valuable to her as she serves her Lord. .. Ada Layman High School Bible I, II Denbigh, Virginia Ada is a cheerful, smiling little lady. It is a famil- iar sight to see her walking to school in the early morning, singing on her way. She is a diligent worker and an enthusiastic student of the Bible, always searching for new, rich gems in it. She is small of stature, but applies to her life the verse, Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might, and makes it count for the Lord. l29fI