Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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C -SSP' COLLEGE BIBLE First Row-M. King, E. Erb, V. Climenhaga, M. K. King. G. Hummel. Second Row-F. Watkins. D. Basinger, C. Lehman, N. Derstine, E. McDowell, 'R. Eshleman. J, 'Baer G Hazeltine. Third Row-P. Landis. L. Brubaker, P. Kniss. G. R. Brunk, Jr.. N. Kraus, L. Brunk. M. Horst CBrother Slabaugh. Adviser. not on pictureb. I I I College BilIlf: RY MARY KA'I'llRYN KING llu-inlla I I-IlIlI lltllllllllllll Iff -g- - ' : ' - : ursls IIS I'iI-lI Slllilj' in 1i4ul's XVI-I'Il lllflf ws- IIIig:lIT lil'4'Hl'lll IIIII's1-lvl-s u2llllil'lDYl'll IIIIIII Hull. NYUl'liIlll'll llI:II Iu-I-Il lltbl In- :IslI:IIIII-sl. lI:IIulliIIp: :II'Ip:lIl Ilu- wornl nl' IIIIIII XY ' ' ' I- ll:lX4' slu-III III:IIIy lI4Dlll'S III 1llfTH'llll Nlllllj' Zlllll III-I-p II-II-IIiI:IIiuII. lllll. :Ifts-I' :Ill. tlI:II lS lIll':ISlll'1'. IIII' wr- 5:1-I IuIIlIIII,Lt nut ul lIlI- Wlllllllll hrs! llllllllljlf Slllllvlllllljj IIIIII Il 'lvlll' firs l :lllll ol tlu- llllmlf' 1'IDllI'Y1' IN In I4-:ul l'2l1'll Slllllillll IIIIII il llfl'47l'Il!'l'lIl'l'l'0llN1'1'l'Illl0Il :IIIIl swl-I-II-I' lll'll1llYSlllll with l'lII'lsl. 'l'lu- Slllllj' ul' 4lIul's XVIIVII iII our l'I'w j'l'IlI'S nl' II':IiIIiII' lu-rv IN is IIIIIA' il llvjfllllllllg., .Il lllIll'4bll2ll sI':II'I'lIiIIg: iIIlu llu-sv j1I'4'Jll LIUIIIS XVllll'll will Ullllllllllf' llII'rIIIglII . r . lifl-. .xIlHllll'l' illlll ul' tlu- Ile-II:II'IIIII-III is lu lI':IiII ilu- Ytllllll ul' Ilu- 1'llIll'4'll lm' Ila-tiIIit1- sl-I'I'ivI III U1 ' uls ,.II.Il lI.IIxIsI fI4IIl. .XlIluIIIglI WI- Pilllll' lu l'l:IsII-I'II Alvlllllilllli' Svluuvl l.I'1llll YiI'gIIIi:I. Al2Il'Xl2IIl1l. l'I-IIIIsylI':IIIi:I Hhin llIIlIIio IIul 9: l IIIIIIII III U1 IIIII IIII tlll I . : . I sc: - - ': . : '- l ' I- :I:Il. llu- ,iI'f'2ll vily. I-II-I'II:Il III tlu- lu-:II'4-IIs wluIsI- lllllllll'l' Illlll III:Ilu-I' is Hull. rx '. '. llllx lb flu- hrs! yr-:Ir III llu- lustury ol Ilu- svluunl lllill llu- Fl'1'5lIlll2lll-SlllIlllllll4ll'4' I-l:Iss iII III s 1lt'1l:ll'llll4'lll w:Is III-g::IIIiz4-Il, llrnllu-r Mus:-s Sl:Ih:IIIglI lI:Is I5l'llY1'll his I-tlia-il-III-5' :Is :I I'l:Iss splnnsm- in IIIUV1' lllilll mu- way. N4-l Inu- ul our llilllllj' l:IIIIIly ul llllll'l4'I'll lIl1'llllN'l'S wIll sw-II luI'g:1-I llu- 4-I1-IIIIII: sp:-III III IIIIIIIIII Nlllllll lI l I I I : gr 's unu-, fllll' vlnss sau-i:Il wus :IIIytlIiIIg: lIIIl :I l':IilIII-I-, flu- 1'V1'l'Xllll4' l'Il-UllI'l'1ll4'1l In III:IIu- Ilu- III'u,1!I':IIII illlll Ilu- sl-I'i:Il lurur :III IIIIl'f-I':I'lt:IlIl4- Iinu-. 'lvlll' Ullfllljf was :Ilsn :III IIIII slzllllllllpf I-ve-III. l.,.' IIIIIUIIY lll4'IlllIl'lI 4 III 1 lll'iSlllIll le-llnwslIIp III 1'l:lNhWlIl'li. I'l:Iss Ill4'1'llllKS. sm-I:Ils. Illlll pro f.Zl'ilIIlS wIll lu- l'lll'I'lSlll'1l :Is lump.: :Is wr- livm-. llnlul 1'illl ll4'Yt'l' pay for llu- lH'lll'fllh I'I-I1-iI'I-Il III-rv .Ks wr- lulvk l.Ul'YVJIl'll In I-IIIIIIIIIIIIIQ l0.L14'lll4'l' our tI':IiIIiIIg for sI-I'I'iI'4-. ws- :IIItlc-lp:IlI- il coIItiII'1I:1 IIIIII Illlil slI'1-IIg:Ilu-IIiIIg.5 ul' l'lII'IsIi:III f0'lIllXYSlllII. l22l alll

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College Class Presidenfs Address Appreciation BY RllSS1il.l , BARR Tonight. the forces of the world are pitted against each other in a deadly conflict. The best of young men, the creatn of society, have answered and are continuing to answer the call to military service to become an integral 132111 of the war machine. Society has been disrupted. Plans on the part of many for an education in higher institutions of learning have been discontinued. Indeed, we are graduating at a most critical time. I h D A In light of this we are especially grateful to the Lord for the privilege al- forded us to attend Eastern lNfIennonite School. Before going forth in His name. we pause to express our sincere appreciation. DEAR PARaN'rs, to you we give thanks for bestowing upon us a wonderful Christian heritage. Faithfully you have guarded and nurtured us. With parent- like concern your eyes have been turned toward this spot in Shenandoah Valley. Untiringly you have labored and sacrificed that the privilege might be ours to enjoy the blessings of a Christian education. Keenly have we felt those prayers that have ascended to the throne of grace in our behalf. On this occasion we are assembled in a spacious auditorium. Many were the times when the entire student body gathered here to give attention to Spirit- filled messages. New impetus and ardor to press forward were effected by the work of the Spirit. From this very platform we were led to greater adoration of our Creator through the rendition of choruses from the master cotnposers. Thanks to the Board of Trustees and the faithful stewards of Gotl's bounty who for the cause of Christ and the furtherance of Christian education have made it possible for us to enjoy these blessings. To you DEAR FACUI.'l'Y, we give thanks. Your spirit of consecration and exemplary living have inspired us to follow Christ even as you are following Him. You have handled aright't.he XVord of Truth and have now delegated us to go forth and uphold the same principles and ideals. You have been patient and longsulfering in dealing with us when our feet have wandered from the path of righteousness. Divine blessings upon you as you continue steadfastly to declare the whole counsel of God. DEAR Ct.Ass Anvtst-JR: You have challenged us to live life at its best, the abundant life in Christ jesus. Your sympathetic concern for the proper guid- ance of Christian youth is connnendable. YVell do we recall your fatherly coun- sel from the platfortn, in class meetings, and in personal chats. With increased stamina may you persist in upholding the doctrines of Holy XVrit and in strengthening the bulwarks of our faith. FELLOXV C1.AssMATEs, this is indeed a momentous prelude to stepping over the threshold of instittttional learning into the commencetnent of life and its associated problems and experiences. It really does seem but a matter of weeks since we first met. But what joyous experiences we have had together. His in- visible Spirit in the quietness of morning watch, in the lull of conversation, and the meditations of routine study has spoken peace and dispensed strength. XfVe have been bound together by the Spirit of Christ who trusts all tnemory of Him- self to the hearts of men. Upon bidding farewell may each of us go forward determined by His grace to appropriate by experience the compelling urge of the Apostle Paul, That I May Know Him. tm

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CLASSES COLLEGE JUNIORS First ROWIM. Weaver. K. Heatwole. L. Eshleman, M, Barge. L. Coulson, Brother john R. Mumaw A viser. Second Row-M. Shrock. C. Plank. E. Beiier, j. Whetstone, M. Hepner. P. Branncr, D. Lehman. E. Gish P. Peachcy. Third Row-D. Troyer, M. L. Shank, A. Zook. M. Gingerich, j. Pcachcy, M. Weaver. G. Shank. Mrs J. Shank. K. Leasa. P. Hartz. Fourth Row-M. jantzi, H. Garber. D. Mctzlcr. M. Hicstand. R. Shank. N. Millcr. M. Yoder, M. Kurtz E. Brunk. E. M. Mast. Mrs. A. Baer. A. Baer. SPECIALS First Row-Mary Martin, Emogene Martin, Anna Stahl, Second Row-Rhoda Weber, Hiram Strickler. Mary Florence Shenk. I2:iI