Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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X-L, f T f tc vwwdg 1 , High School Class Adviser's Message BY -1. MARK s'1'.-xtirrua Today, you approach the climax of your high-school career. You have anticipated this event as the sailor longs for the time when he shall embark for sea. Your stay with us has seemed brief, but you have endeared yourselves to both faculty and fellow student. X'Ve have admired your cheering faces, your scholastic record, your charming personalities. and your spiritual stamina. Time will be loathe to remove from our minds the sound of your voices and the tread of your feet that have contributed to our school family in such a personal way. Much could be said about the national and international problems that may confront you as a citizen of this great country. X'Vithout blinding your- selves to your environment, I must ask you to keep your eyes fastened upon the cross and your affections centered on the One who hung there. Ponder on the vision of tl1e cross till it dominates your thinking and gives you spiritual cour- age for each day. Fan your flame of love for jesus Christ till it burns out all of self and leaves you wholly His own, Dedicate your life to the spacious task of propagating the Gospel by word and deed. Bear your torch of faith skyward, Carry it into the night. DI'lAIi You'1'H1fut, SENIOR: Before closing, allow me to commit you to the Shepherd of Tender Youth. He, who carried the lambs in ,His bosom, is qualified, above all others, to lead you into His pasture and there indicate His plan for your life. You have only to keep your life pure and be in the serv- ice for your Lord, till in God's own time, you shall receive an eternal reward for your unswerving bravery and loyalty in life's battle. You have been care- fully trainedg you have received your torch of faith, now go forth in tl1e train of the Son of God. He alone will lead you to a complete victory and a lasting peace. Fare ye well. May thef Lord bless you and keep you. l24l

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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

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