Franconia Mennonite School - Laureate Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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.xgnckorecl in im CLASS PROPHECY On December 31, 1963 while sitting in our office, looking out at the beautiful snow we decided to call on our former classmates. First we went to see Eunice Reedel, who told us about teaching Algebra to the hard learning students of Ohio. In the little village of Pine Run, we met Nancy Histand. She told us of the interesting happenings at the Bell Telephone Company. Next we went to the Clear Lake Dairy Farms, where Glenn Myers and Paul Miller were doing the evening chores. Then we stopped at the Detweiler Rug Cleaning Company, and saw Robert Detweiler instructing a large group of men in the weaving of rugs. For our next stop, we went to the Myers home. Martha was busily sewing some dresses for her little girls. Then we came to Bedminster township to see Elsie Gahman. We found her taking care of her sick sister. She is taking up nursing at Grand View Hospital. For our last stop we went to Dublin, where we saw Donald Detweiler building a ranch house for his family. H Loretta Trauger and Betty Lou Graybill CLASS WILL Paul Miller wills his long legs to the sixth grade. Loretta Trauger regretfully bestows her wavy hair upon Mary Emma Yothers. Elsie Gahman gladly wills her slim figure to the eighth grade. Betty Lou Graybill regretfully wills her artistic ability to the sixth grade. Martha Myers wills her ability to sell jello to her brothers. Glenn Myers gladly wills some of his intelligence to Walter Histand. Eunice Reedel gladly bestows her good penmanship to the seventh grade. Nancy Histand regretfully wills her willing spirit to the sixth grade. Donald Detweiler gladly wills his talent to sing to Walter Histand. Robert Detweiler wills his ability to play baseball to the sixth grade. Ronald and Robert Detweiler 57

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EUNICE REEDEL Likes needlework . . . witty . . . future clerk . . . likes to laugh. LORETTA TRAUGER Wavy hair . . . brown eyes . . . fast run- ner . . . good baseball player . . . alto voice. .f4ncAorec! in CLASS PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE In this world today we see so many who are drifting and do not have an anchor to keep them firm. They are tossed about with every wind. May we as the graduating class of 1955 be Anchored in Him, and challenge the world by the firmness of our anchor. Glenn Myers EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Donald Detweiler, Glenn Myers, Premlent Elsie Gahman, Nancy Histand, Secretary 56

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,xdnckorecl in im ANCHORED IN HIM Nancy Himzml We who are of His care- Though tossed about each day- Have all our hopes, fears and trust Anchored in Him. Not as a boat needs an anchor Or stern to keep it straight, But we, with Christ as our Captain Are Anchored in Him. May we, who follow Jesus, As ships at sea be guided To love and to do His bidding And ever be Anchored in Him. CLASS COLORS Pink and Gray CLASS FLOWER Pink Carnation CLASS SONG I've Anchored in Jesus 58