Franconia Mennonite School - Laureate Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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l'el9CLI e !0I .l0HN MUSSELMAN Likes to sing . . . possesses a hearty laugh . . . gentleman . . . enjoys sports . . . full of life. STANLEY NICE Enjoys horse-back riding . . . amusing manner of speaking . . . skates well . . . hookworm . . . youngest in class. FAYE RUTH Always neat in appearance . . . slim . . . popular . . . one of our bus patrols . . . large wardrobe. MARLOWE STUTZMAN Tall and lanky . . . bashful . . . likes to drive . . . future farmer . . . cooperative. SHIRLEY SWARTLEY Abundance of nieces and nephews . . . leave her with a hook and she's content . . . well-dressed . . . quiet. LOIS WISMER Musical ahilities . . . lives close to school . . . dark eyes and dark hair . . . can be serious. 30711 0I l 0l,U I5

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l el0CU Q !0I 0l'l'l0l'l 0LU joJag MONROE HUNSBERGER hails from Perkasie . . . likes Geometry . . . active. ARLENE LANDES Speaks slowly . . . spends a lot of her time reading books . . . likes German? ?? . . . likes to laugh. MARILYN LANDIS Friendly smile punctuated with dimples . . . our oldest graduate . . . unique originality . . . dependable . . . genuine friend. JAMES LAPP Manly . . . skillful basketball player . . . full of fun . . . willing worker . . . six- footer always ready for a good time. LORRAINE LEATHERMAN Joined us in our sophomore year . . rather quiet . . . pleasant alto voice . . . friendly smile. RUTH MOYER Outdoor girl . . . half day student . . . speaks her thoughts . . . likes peanuts and jelly beans . . . likes to be different. EVELYN MUSSELMAN Enjoys sports . . . often seen with Mim . . . likes hoagies . . . varied interests . . . neat. JOAN MUSSELMAN Musical abilities . . . future student at l'I.M.C .... enjoys nature . . . pleasing personality . . . talented. 14 Short and lively . . . likes to argue . . .

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l el9Cl,l e for j0I'l'l0l l 0LU CLASS PRESIDENTIS MESSAGE Prepare for tomorrow todayf, May we as the graduating class of 1953 realize that even though we have spent the last ten years preparing for to- morrow, we must continue to prepare for there will never a day come when we may cease learning and preparing for tomorrow. We have undergone many changes since we first entered school. I am sure that none of us has regretted the happy times we have spent at F. M.S. As we enter our various fields of service we will often remember with joy the many blessings that we have received while attending F. M. S. Some may continue in their schooling while others may begin the field of service they have selected. We will have many opportunities to serve our Master in the years to come. Our days spent at F. M. S. will provide us with confidence for these tasks. JOHN GOTWALS CLASS OFFICERS President, john Gotwals, Secretary, Pauline Halteman CLASS MOTTO Prepare for tomorrow today. CLASS POEM PREPARE FOR TOMORROW ToDAY In this world of war and strife The skies are sometimes gray, But don't be discouraged, keep looking up And prepare for tomorrow today. Our road may be rough And our faith might give way But giving of our best We'll prepare for tomorrow today. If we do Christ's will and bidding And we follow in His way, Our future will be brighter, As we prepare for tomorrow today. MIRIAM GODSHALL CLASS FLOWER Carnation CLASS COLORS Green and Ivory 16