Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania x 'f l t X . ... 1 g HebeCCE-1 Riehl 'ei x ll X x X Edna Shanlz Lucille Shank Quiet and unassuming . . . deep appreciation of nature , . . generous with her can- dy boxes . . . loves books . . . silently works for her Master. Harrisonburg, Virginia Lady-like walk . . . indoor girl . . . angel food cake expert . . . has a chuckle all her own . . . klttens and crocheting are favorite diversions . . . studies care- fully. Mizlland, Michigan Poetry, needle work, and painting are her specialties . . . popular on committees . . . trust- worthy . . . clever . . . brogue significant of Michi an . . ersistent and conscientious . . . g - P eager to serve. , r Janet Weaver Violet Troyer Kansas City, Kansas A good cook and a good student . . . specializes in second-mile living . . . aspir- ing . . . thinks deeply and quietly . . . finds. pleasure in Christian service . . . bound for R. N. Harrisonburg, Virginia Mischievous sparkle in her eye . . . unique original- ity . . . enthusiastic for baseball bat and artistls brush . . . boosts Old Dominion . . . contagious, optimistic outlook . . . a heart that sings for her Master. l32l

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Ruth Kurtz 1Iill'1'lS0llbU1'5.f, V' Fond of bridle and mane . . . congenial . . . spirited . . . originates lilting rhymes and imaginative draw- ings . . . enterprising day s.tudent . . . the educated heartl' . . . testifies for Christ at school and in the mountains. Arlene Landis Lancaster, leuusylvauiai Athletic, scholarly, and spiritual . . . understanding heart . . . literary minded . . . discovers life where others see only ashes . . . 1 dependable . . . ringing tes- Riff timony for Christ. fs K, Erma Landis T4-1fm'1l, Pciillsylvzllliai ality. Mrs. Paul Peachey H41 l'l'lSUlll1lll'g. Lilting songstrcss . . . fun-loving, but serious . likes birds next to pe-oplc . . . prefers Penn- sylvania Dutch acccnt and cooking . . . interest- ed in children . . . contagious, sunshiny person- Original . . . possesses ueenly dignity . . . con- siderate .of others .... faitchiul in humble asks t . . . stands fearlessly for convictions . . . delights in time- ly discussions . . . interests drawn to Belgium. Rhoda Peachey Springs, Pennsylvania Personality not seen in a glance . . . the material of which friends are made . . . ld! interested in profound dis- cussions . . . faithful to duty 0 . . . loves to Work for her X ,, X Lord. ,h 5 L iff- 1 ' J ii 457'-fi ll pix?-3, .,-Q xxx, . X -it ,, l3ll

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r , . College Juniors Firsi Row4Chester K. Lehman, Class Advxser, L, Byler, H. Weaver lr., N. Miller, E. Shoemaker D. Hurst. Second How-R. Ginqerich, S. E. Stoltzfus, M, Helsicmd, E. Horst, A. R. Charles, E. Hos teller, L. Shcmk, R. Wuriel. Third Row'-F. M1ller, D. Swcrtzenlruber, L. Brunk, E. Pexler, L. Ken nel, A. Bricker, I. Hcxlierman, B. Keener. Fourlh Row -O. Yoder, E. Eshlemcm, R. Mumn, M Stoltzius, M. Brennemon, A. Hess, L. Herr, D. Bczsmqer. Fihh RowfD. lcrcobs, M. K. King, M Brcxckbill, I. Masi, E. Clemmer, F. Icmtzi, E, Petersheim, N. I-lege, Sixth Row--M. Boer, A. Metzler E. Kauffman, M. Boer, W. Townsend, P. Sloll. College Bible Freshmen and Sophomores First Row-E. Moshier, Mrs. T. Brunk, R. Krady, R. Berky, P. Myers, I. Mast. Second Row-M Nczfziqer, H. Kauffman, A. jcmtzi. P. Stoltzfus, H. Housmcm, D. Baer, R. Delweiler. Third Row-D Auqsburqer. I. Miller. T. Brunk, M. Kniss, W. Romer, B. Shank, l33l