Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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Gladys Mayer 1'iguun, Michigan Gladys's merry chuckles bubble from a heart that loves her fellowmen. She puts her heart into her work, whether it is studying, skating, distributing The Way, or just having a friendly chat with someone. The dining-room girls are glad she is one of them because of her ready wit and her ability re. czdbdzfzty cflzczyf , , , High School IV ' to get things done. Her joy comes from serving , the Lord with simple faith and from -her conhdence in Him. Daniel Miller Irene Mayer High School Bible I, Il Pigeon. Michigan Irene has a quiet way of doing things but her tasks are always done thoroughly and well. She has' do- mestic and artistic talents, but best of all, she has friends and shows herself friendly. I-Ier kind and unselfish disposition shows her devotion to Christ, the Lord of her life. Outdoor work on her Michi- gan farm home and sewing for the family is what she enjoys. Irene is an ardent and thorough student of the Bible. High School III, IV VL' New Holland. Pennsylvania 4 Daniel likes to play basketball and plays it fair and ' ,A square. One doesn't hear much from him, but when he does talk we like to listen, for he usually ' speaks deliberately. I-Ie is one of our Seniors who is hatching it and can prove himself a very gra- cious host. I-Iis practice of making furniture in industrial arts may prove useful later in life. Daniel has helped to impart Christian truths to men at the jail. . ' N ith Richard Miller High School IV . Fairview, Michigan This gentleman has a friendly smile which wins him many friends wherever he goes. His wit and humor have brightened many class periods. He makes a good conversationalist because of his var- ied interests, which range from photography to dcer hunting. A good friendly argument appeals to him. Richard is always prompt and ready for action. We know that he will be a success at whatever his hands Hnd to do. I l31l

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iccfafry vita: Gzubf 57 Paul Lehman I-hgh Sami I, 11, 111, IV - Ilawisoiibtxrg, Virginia Here is a lively, energetic member who is in for anything good that affords a lively time and accom- plishes something. This ardent Armerian is a star basketball player and he also Ends time to collect stamps and build model airplanes. He is depend- able, capable, and willing to do his part, even in tackling difhcult tasks. Paul's tenor voice helps to spread the Gospel through song. Dorothy Longeneckei I-Iigh School I, III, IV Mount Joy, Pennsylvania Although Dorothy is very quiet and unassuming, those ot us who have learned to know her have found that the merry twinkle in her eyes bespeaks a love of fun. Her warm and understanding heart has made her a sympathetic big sister to a number of the younger girls. She goes about her work with a quiet and steady purpose which really accomplish- es things. A friend to all, Dorothy's aspiration is to relieve the suffering of mankind. Ruth G. Martin High School Bible I, II Litilz, Pennsylvania Ruth has a soft voice and a Winsome personality. Although she is quiet in a big group, her close friends are delighted with her ready wit. She moves so quietly about the halls that her presence is dis- covered by sight rather than hearing. Children readily respond to her affection for them. Reading is one of her favorite hobbies. She is an ardent Christian and lives her love for her Lord. Virginia Martin llwh School l, ll, Ill, IV Harrisonburg, Virginia Virginia is at home in the Shenandoah Valley. There is a quietness and reserve about her, but nevertheless, she has a generous supply of southern friendliness. She does not spare smiles or songsg her sweet voice has enriched many quartets during her four years at E.M.S. We are sure that her two years of training in 'homemaking will be advanta- geous to her in future years. She has the sincere best wishes of the class in whatever she may do. l30l '

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High School III, IV ' ' f l Ellen Eellman rv ,Daffy Jing! muh! Dorothy Mosteller High School II, III, IV f Paoli, IjE!ll!lSj'lVRll1iil Dorothy is one to whom most of the members of our class look up. She is not only high in stature, but in her ideals as well, and she consistently lives up to them. Her policy is that the best way to gain knowledge is to ask questions. Dining-room conversations are enlivened by the touches of humor and argument which' Dorothy brings to them. Dorothy believes that the girl who would have friends 111uSt show herself friendly. Richfield, Pennsylvniiin Ellen can always be found doing her work thor- oughly. Poise and dignity characterize her as she moves among us. She is admired by everyone be- cause of her friendly Christian attitude. Ellen possesses the qualities of a true friend and finds enjoyment in occasionally playing nursemaid in Bro. Pellman's home. Ellen is a follower of Pope's excellent advice, Drink deep or taste not the Pier- ian Springf' - 1 Mary Rohrer Hwh School IV NXf2lllSXX01l.ll Ohio Sara Rush In sports Mary will fill the bill urcellently fo her athletic abilities reach into almost any field. Mary is a lively, active girl with a warm, friendly smile, which wins its way into our hearts. Although Mary has been with us only one year, she has made herself so much a part of us that we feel we have always known her. Her life shows evidence of new Christian experiences. High School Ill, IV x l'01'liIlSiC, Pennsylvania Quietness and dependability characterize Sara's life. Sara loves her Lord and is always ready to give I1 testimony for Him. She finds much joy in Christian service, especially in comforting the sick, as she is a practical nurse. Although she spends much time in studying, she never is too busy to hold up her end of conversation. Noble convictions are Sara's, which she never hesitates to defend. li32l