Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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X I I ' f Class Advisefs Message I . 4125'ffff5'2fi,-' ii111'f'-..F'f'-'f:'5if1L- DP1AR CLASS or IQ46- l 'I '-'fL '1l'::11'g: ' f ' l 'Gi f X UNO! I, but Cl1ri.st. ' To the millions who are Q- XLT--' 17 discouraved and dissatisfied with their present man- xaeizf' X ner of life, to those who have learned by experience that social rank, leadership, popularity, wealth, power and international fame do not satisfy the longings of the soul, the above quotation contains a message ol' comfort and hope. It expresses a beautiful sentiment, but is made more beautiful by living. The truth of your motto must be lived in order to convince the world of its reality. Humanity everywhere is groping about to see the Christ-life in action. You will be challenged many times to prove your motto, whether you serve your Lord in the home, in the public schoolroom, as teacher of a Sunday school or sunnner Bible school class, as nurse giving both physical and spiritual healing, or in answering a definite call to the moun4 tain areas, city or foreign held. Sell' must be crucified daily if Christ is to have the pre-eminence. As a class you have proved your loyalty to your Master by definite prayer and consecration. May this l'aithl'ulness to Him continue as you leave your Alma Mater and face the cold, sin-burdened world. You have a message, may the hungering souls receive it. You have many oppor- tunities, may you take advantage of them. You have a Christ who can keep and sustain you, may you use His power. That Christ may bless and guide you, that the Christ-life may radiate from you is my prayer. xxX D. RAI.I'H HKJSTFITTER Executive Committee ol the College Senior Class: D. Ralph I-lostetter, Class Adviserg Elsie Graff Secretary: Norman Derstine, Presidenty Rosalyn Brenneman, Treasurerp Harold Breneman, Busi- ness Manager. V l 26 I

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'II um crucified with Christ: never- theless I liveg yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me.'l

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Golkge Bile Seniofzd Norman Derstine, Th. B. Capable and persevering . . . well-ordered living qualifies him as Norm'l of the class . . . affable dis.- position . . . discriminating thinker . . . speaks and acts with conviction . . . leadership ability dedicated to Christ's cause. Elizabeth Erb. Th. B. Palmyra, Pennsylvania Quiet as a snowfall . . . conscientious scholar . . . gifted with winning reserve . . . this gentle lady in white is consecrated to relieving physical and spiritual dis- tress. Joseph Baer. Th. B. pose . . . well read counselor . . . fervent mony for Christ. Harold Bx-eneman, Th. B. NVilluw Street, 1'1'llllSQ'lYillll2l A real man . . . diligent . . . accommodating . . . reliable . . . dignified, yet approachable . . . unique chuckle . . . undemonstrative . . . ready with Margaret to serve his Master effectively. llziri-isnnburgx, Virginia A gentleman with a pur- vcrsatile . . . basso profundo . . . brisk steps indicate de- termination . . . sympathetic testi- lI:u'risunbu1'g. Virginia l XD K , x I X 15 Q X ,,. - -23:11 J Q , in gif. I if Lrkill 'JI ,Zi . ,A,' H N4-,Qi fggiggsi '1 1211