Johnstown Mennonite School - Mem O Re Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1948 volume:

QQ Oh that men uoulcl prazsv mul or hzs uonrler ul uorlls to the rhzldren of men 1948 MEM O RE Johnstown Mennonite School I-lollsopple, Pennsylvania L Z- A h the Lord for his gooflnvss. f ' - f - - . ' ir Foreword The 1948 Mem-o-re Staff has tried to present to you in this annual the memories which have been dear to all of us. The theme of Nature and Music has been portrayed in this book because it is an expression of our love for the won- derful works of God. David, the sweet singer of Israel, gives his feelings of praise in numerous Psalms, excerpts of which have been used throughout this volume. The theme is appro- priately chosen for the fact that our school has given large place to nature study and music. I wish to thank the staff for their splendid co-operationg the adviser for her help and suggestionsg the faculty and stu- dent body for their contributions. All helped to make this year's Mem-0-re a success. -The Editor. Let the heaven and earth praise him the seas, and every thing that moveth therein S N ws-ff' 1 , x'qf'!'g, W x R Our School T1 at h me thx wax U Lmtl I xslll milk 111 thy truth: llllltt' lily hvart to fvzu' thy nanw. The Class of 1948 Presents The Mem-0-re iWk:hope youlnay End anunqgthemepages the information, scenes, and tllllllglltii that will best preserve for you the rnenunies of this term. May it give you a deeper appreciation for our school and for the blessings of God to all of IIS. THE STAFF LEFT T0 RIGHT: Eva Miller, Artist: Miss Sho- walter, Adviser: Bernice Shetler, Assistant Editor: M i I d r e d Harshberger, Editor in Chief: Herbert Weaver. Business Mcm- aqer. To .lohn A. Lehman, whose high ideals and inspiration have been a most valuable part of our svhool these four years, this hook is respectfully deali- eatecl. School Board The School Board of Trustees is composed of nine memhers representing the participating congregations within the Iohnstown District, with not more than two elected from any one congregation. They are chosen annually at the regular meeting held during the last month of each term. The Board meets monthly, at which time a general oversight in the develop- ment, management, and conducting of the School is made. It is also the duty of the Board, in addition to their regular duties, to act in the capacity of a Reli- gious Welfare Committee, in conjunction with the Ministerial Body of the Iohns- town District Mennonite churches, to safeguard the spiritual interests of the School. At its regular meeting in the month of April, the Board elects the Principal of the School and the teachers for the ensuing term of school. During the last month of each term of school the Board has an annual meeting for the patrons and other interested persons, at which time reports are suhmitted and other necessary busi- ness transacted, endeavoring to maintain the co-operation of all persons concerned. for the general and spiritual welfare of the School. Iohn A. Lehman Santord G. Shetler, Principal A.B.. Goshen College A.B., University ot Pittsburgh Chemistry, Science, Mcxthernut- English, Music, Social Studies, ics, Physical Education Bible F acuity Esther L. Eush B.S.. Goshen College Elementary Subjects, Typewrit ing. Latin U liorfl. opml thou my lips: mul my mouth shall slwu' forth thy praisv .... l it-ill frmfly s11r'rifi1'v unto thee: l will praise thy mono. U Lord: for it is good. Evelyn F. Showalter A.B., Goshen College Art, Homemukinq, Geography, Penmcnship Henry E. 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Seniors lic il cxcr known to history rhnr uc were rhc first cl.1ss to hgu'1 CUll1lJlL'lCLl four years of high school at rhc Iolurstown M211 uorulc School. Herbert WCHVCF--c:l.1SS vlccfprcsiclcrrt. lg Cl.1ss prcsinlcul. 41 Socrnl KAJIIIIIIIIICC. 41 School pautcr, -. 31 SCIIIOY lllllllllll, 5, -lg Xlfxul Cfhorus. lg 2. 3, -lg Athletic Cluh prcsiclcm. -li l'rcs11lc1u N13 l.11cr11ry. -li Rcligious Lifc Cfomruittcc. -lg Ural lfxprcsslou, 3, .ll1.v1'1111'f Izrrkx llllf fm' 1ITx'Llf.' . , . gfrffcd fllflllt' .Vf't'4IA'1'l' 1111:l i111f11'1'.w11111lo1' , . . 1'11f1'1'f111'11111I11 f11'1'.vo1111I1!.x' . . . o1'11111111f1'.v 111111151 1'l1-x'1111'.v . . . 1'111'1'y11'!1c 111111 .v1'1111'1'n11.v. Mildred Harshberger4Chorus, l. 2. 3. -lg School paper, lg Social Cforrrrrutlcc. l, 2. gl Goocl Nlxmucrs Cluh. lg Music auul IUlll'Il.lllSll1 Cluh, 2: 'I'r.1x'cl .uul Homc lic, Cluh, 51 ,Xssislgrm lfllilor ol' Xlcnmr-rc. 3: linlitor of Nlcm-o-rc, -lg Rcligious l.il.' 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Kfluh. 51 Cfl.1ss Irnxrsurcr. -l. llcffylfzfx 111 l11111'!.x' 1l1.v1g11x.v1'1111s . . . lffwofi 1'o111 . . . !1111'1l zco1'l.'1'1' . . . l1'1111fYx' cfrrrf . . . 11:.'11.v11 l11'111'l-x' 111113111 . . . l'1'111l cllllf .11'111.'l 1 . c11ff11r.v1'u.-'fd' Af'.11'lftlf.:1'f XVII 11ff1!1'f1c.f. -11- Miller. BACK ROW: C. Alwine. P. Thomas M. Thomas, Bro. Lehman Chdviserl. AB SENT: Duane Mishler. LEFT T0 RIGHT. FRONT ROW: B. Yoder E. Dawson. Miss Showalier Ckdviserj, M. E Blough. BACK ROW: R. Sheller, I. Leh man, N. Hosieiler, D. Sheiler, R. P. Thomas ABSENT: Iune Beisel. I will praise thee with ll1Il'ifLfllfl10SS of l10Ill'f. zrhvn I shall lun-v I0fll'llf'll thy rigzlztvous jllf1g1lll0lllS ..... 5 htm' me thy Ii'l1j'S. 0 Lord: tvflrh me thy paths. -12 LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: L. Sheiler. B. Shetler, E. Sheiler, I.. Harshberqer. E. 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Ethel Thomas-Although she has a quiet personality, Ethel has a hidden sense ol humor. Norma Cable-Norma's friendly spirit makes her a girl upon whom you can depend. Lefha Blough-This vvavy-haired girl who enjoys her Christian life is rather shy but has a smile for everyone. A Donald Kolb-Don is a husky boy who comes from Springs.. Pa. His favorite sport is baseball. Raymond Yoder-lf you see Ray coming on his bicycle in the evening. he is probably just delivering the papers. Stanwyn Shetler-Stanvvyn has an active love for nature and enjoys art class dis- cussions. Marvin Kaufman-In the evening after school you can find 'LMarvy coming with a few bottles of milk. Dean Alwine-Deans favorite studies are Pa. History and General Science. Most of his leisure time is spent in reading books on mystery and adventure. His favorite hobby is playing baseball. Iames Miller-Iames is fond of hunting and is our star first-baseman in softball. He has a great sense of humor and is good at telling jokes. l l LEFT TO RIGHT. STANDING: Bro. l Shetler Ukdviserl, S. Shetler, R. Yoder, I. Miller, D. Alwine, M. Kaufman. SIT' TING: E. Thomas, B. Sheiler. D. Pebley. E. Alwine, L. Mishler, L. Blouqh, N. Cable. ABSENT: Donald Kolb. v Q- ' ,tn ' un Grades Thy 11001110 shall lu' zrilling in tl10 lilly0fllIj'1IOH'l'l'. in tlw Imulltivs of holi- nvss from the IFUIIIII of tlw nmrningzz tlmu hast tlw rlvu' of thy youth. LEFT TO RIGHT LEFT ROW L Hcxrshberger R Bexsel L Alwme D Kauifman P Alwxne W Pebley MIDDLE HOW L Hostetler A Lehman H Lehman E Mxller V Thomas RIGHT ROW L Shetler L Shetler C Stayrook R Thomas C F Yoder Mxss Showcxlier stundmq ABSENT D Holsopple R Thomas B Kaufman P Mxshler M Mlshler E Stuyrook Grades 7 8 L UXLIIIX 118 L XR L N ll Q L N x SL L 13 14 1 lv L N L V01 L 1 S l ll k x xx A I 1 Q N L 1+ 1 IL IL L ,1 JYIHII 5 1 x L Q L x 3 LL N 111 LJ w LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW M Shetler S Ecuh D Yoder E Alwme M Mxshler D Gmdlesperqer C Lohr M Thomas SECOND ROW R Blouqh M Shetler E Lehman M Meizler C Yoder THIRD ROW R Sheiler M Harshberqer M Harshherger R Alwxne L Sheiler M Holsopple R Hosistler H Alwme I Blouqh FOURTH ROW I Hershberger C Kaufman R Metzler D Thomas P Blough I Dawson R Pebley R Thomas Bro Yoder standmq ABSENT B Blouqh R Lehman H Holsopple XXL lkglll tl1L 1l1x xx1lh song sux 111 mal 1111011011 Xl IIOOII 111 rnlurn llIlIIlkS 1 E Lehman 1111 lllkll lu s111g1113, or ln 011110111 lClLllI1g 111 prlyu' 'Ilu 1l1s IS 1lso Llosul 111 rhg s1111L 111111mr T11 111 1 uulx un hun Blblc sluclx We cmoy games sukh I5 guunng lhlalc 1l11r.11tcrs XXL hug surtul Slllthlflg 1111 Gospel 11L0r1.l1r1g to St ohn ll11 IILNX 11111111 H1111111ls 1xl111l1 11114 donatcd to 1111 nhool 1m und 111 our room Q l111l 1 plLlSlIll s111'1r1s1 om 111 uhnn tu p1'11111rx 3,111 LS 1111 tu Llx to l Q 11111111 tor 1 ll1llllxNglXIlIg pfilgfllli 11111 puts 1 1 tu' 1' 1011 c.l'Il'lNlIl1.IS 1111151111111 wl11ul'1 was l'CllllCl'L'k .11 l1c Stahl c.lILlfClI our 100111 1 uotcel tlw Cfl1r1sI111.15 story 1111111 -ll 'c -:'-20 and fl so prcscn -1 ' c F11's1 cll1l'lSlII1L FCl5l'll2ll'I' I3 ' . ' 1 ' ' ' 4 XAllCl1Ill1C'S 11111 'nnaly l1c.1rts LllXJUlIlCL.l. .'Xlll10LlUl1 there '11'c 1 few 111co11x'cr11cnces. wc are thankful to God and to our govern- ment for the priwilcyes of 111111111131 for 56111-6 in il Christian Day Schoo. -17- Grades I-3 Each year our crowd decreases. This year there are only three grades in one room, forty-one pupils. Nliss Showalter teaches writing and art. lirother Yoder. llihle. and Xliss lfasli the other suhiects. This year vve had only part of the Christmas program. .Ks usual we exchanged names for Christmas. Halloween is one party vve have for fun. 'lihen at Valentine Day we like to have a dainty party and think ahout nice things in others. This year each person said something nice ahout the person who sat in front of him. Un each desk vvas a little doily with a paper cup of candy. We learned many new hymns too. Mrs, Paul gave us a Childls Book of Hymns and we want to learn all of those. During part ol' our devotions we studied the Southwestern Pennsylvania Conference. YVe learned about the missions, ministers. congregations. and leaders of our conference. Life in our room is interesting. VVhy don't you come and visit and see for yourself? FIRST ROW lby walllz L. Stayrook, G. Lehman, M. Alwine, R. Shetler, M. Cable, D. Pebley, L. Spory, M. E. Hash, P. Lehman, G. Kauimcm. SECOND BOW: G. Thomas, M. Mishler. I. Blough, I. Hash, H. Thomas, Ir., M. Bash, D. Hershberger, D. Holsopple, I. Metzler. D. Sheiler, S. Stayrook. THIRD HOW: A. Sheiler, C. Alwine, L. Thomas, G. Thomas, Ir., L. Hash, B. Thomas, M. Yoder. P. Harshberger, L. Lehman. D. Eash, V. Kaufman. P. Lehman. I.. Beisel. ABSENT: P. Slayrook, C. Alwine, W. Lehman, L. Holsopple, E. Stayrook, S. Alwine, I. Kaufman. Religious Activities U rome, let us sing unto the Lord: let us lnnlfe Il joy ful noise to the rovlf of our SflIl'IlIi0ll. Lot us romv hoforo his 1Il'0S0lll'f' with fllflllh'5lLfil'iII.Lf and nzalfv Il joyful noiso unto him with psalms . . . Sing unto the Lord iz non' song: . . . all the mirth . . shon' forth his SllllYlfi0lI from flllj' to clay. ,NJ Morning Devotions lfzfci'-v day will I films 11100 .... Bc sfill, and kizofu that I um God. Begin the day with God is our motto. Every morning for twenty minutes we have a period of worship. The Fourfold Man was given to us over a period of a week by Bro. Shetler. Bro. Lehman gave us a series on 'KI-low to Get Along with People. One week we had Hymn Study given by different students. Dur- ing the week Mrs. Paul was here she conducted our devotions. We had visitors quite often during Bible school. Chapel O Lord. hott' grail nrt' fliy tuorksf and thy tlzoirglits uri' r't'ri' dwfi. Once a month we have chapel: this is the period before lunch on Friday. In this period we have a religious program concerning church activities. One pro- gram we had was on our Mennonite leaders in the past and present: this program was very interefting. Sometimes we had ministers come in and give us talks. Some ol' the men who were here were Ross Metzler. Paul Roth. and Harry Shetler, This program has been a help and inspiration to all of us this year. Religious Life Committee The Religious Life Committee consists of Iiva Milier, chairman, Herbert XVL-aver, assistant chairman: Mildred Harshherger, secretary, Paul Thomas, Iune Beisel, Iohn lidrei Lehman, with Brother Shetler as faculty adviser. The work of this committee is to prepare the programs for the morning devotions, chapel, and chorus trips. The committee meets once a week. In our morning devotional service of twenty minutes, teachers, as well as pupils, take part in singing, scripture reading, and prayer. Chapel services are held every four weeks, the third period on Friday, with such themes as The Fourfold Man, Answered Prayer, and Mennonite History. During Bible school we had various instructors and visiting ministers for our morning devotions and chapel programs, which we appreciated. Those who were here during the term were, Amos Miller, Merle Eshleman, Paul Roth, Elmer Moyer. Alfred Brenner, Marvin Landis, Claude Meyers, I. Paul Graybill, and Harry Shetler. Our aim is to present the spiritual side of life among secular subiects and to make programs that enrich character. And Iesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favour with God and man flsuke 2:52j. STANDING: P. Thomas, I E Lehman. SITTING: I Beisel, Bro. Shetler. H Weaver, E. Miller. M Han-shbergor. Chorus Our school chorus consists of pupils from grades seven to twelve. ln the heginning of the year we had our voices tested and were placed in the parts we should sing. VVe have four-part singing. VVe not only sing religious songs hut also secular songs. The music includes the heavier type of music as well as the lighter type. Our chorus practice period is the last period on Friday. Our principal. Sanford G. Shetler, is the director. The l500lis we use include l.il'e Songs l and 2. Church Hymnal. Golden Anthems, and some sheet music. XVe have gixen a Iiew programs in the local community, as well as some on tour in the Southwestern Conference District. The chorus period starts with some confusion sometimes until all lind their places and exchange some conversation, hut finally the pitch pipe is hlown and we get in tune. Alter approximately an hour of singing, we are about ready to rest. We enioy this period very much and it is a nice way to end each week. VVe rind our appreciation for good music is increased. and our spiritual life is refreshed. FRONT ROW: R. Yoder, L. Shetler, L. Hostetler, B. Sheller, A. Lehman, B. Yoder, E. Alwine, R. Thomas, L. Shetler. SECOND ROW: R. Thomas, L. Harshberger, L. Harshberqer, E. Shetler, N. Cable, E. Shetler. R. Thomas, C. Yoder, H. Lehman. THIRD ROW: P. Alwine, D. Kauiiman, R. Sheiler, W. Pebley, L. Blough, E. Thomas, B. Sheller, L. Shetler, E. Dawson. FOURTH ROW: H. Weaver, D. Kolb, S. Shetler, D. Alwine, D. Pebley, M. Blouqh, E. Miller, V. Thomas. FIFTH ROW: P. Thomas, I. Lehman, N. Hosietler, L. Alwine. E. Miller, M. Hclrshberger, R. Beisel, Sanford Shetler-directing. Secular Activities He telleth the number of the stursg he 1-alleth them all by their names. Crea! is our Lord. and of great power: his under- Sfllllllillg is infinite .... Umho l'0l'l'l'0fll the heaven with elonfls. who prepnreth ruin for the earth. who mulreth grass to gran' upon the nmuntuins. Eash. BACK ROW: R. Beisel, H. Weaver. S. Shetler, Bro. Lehmu Social Committee The ofilicers ofthe committee are as follows: chairman, Dean Shetlerg secretary. Lois Harshbergerg treasurer, Herbert Weaver. Other members are Stanwyn Shetler, Ruth Thomas, Ruth Beisel, and Esther Miller, with Bro. Lehman and Miss Eash as advisers. The first social was planned forthe seventh and eighth grades and high school on September 19 and was held in a near-by field. Refreshments were root heer, which the Social Committee made, and potatoes roasted in the red coals of the campfire. On October 244, the high school had a Halloween party. The students went for a surprise ride above the North Fork Dam while the social committee got the party in readiness. Then we came back to the school because the weather was not suitable to have it outside. A ghost was at the top of the stairs and splashed water on each one as he came up. It was decided to go caroling December 21, at the Old Folks' Home, Childrens Home, and the Somerset County Iail. One-half hour was spent at each place. The occupants seemed to enjoy the songs very much. The committee planned an informal sledding party in Ianuary. We all had a lot of fun with the exception of those who suffered a few wrecks. VVe had a surprise Leap Year Social on February 27, which was enjoyed by all. During the spring, socials were more frequent. FRONT ROW: E. Miller, R. Thomas, D. Shetler, L. Hcrshberger, Mss Il Athletic Committee The Athletic Committee is composed of three boys and three girls. They are :is follovvs: Cfl.iir .iXlvvine. NlllfX'll1 liglnllinim. Norman Hostetler. llorggig Xlvvine, Bernice Shetler. rind Noringi Cable. Our advisers are lohn Lehman and lfsther lf:LlSll. The Athletic Committee has supervision over the ping-pong tables and pref pnres the schedules for the use of them. Plans have been made too for hgiskethull and volleyball courts. The committee is trying to have plenty of equipment on hand to make it possible for everyone to have equal share in the use of it. VVe are also responsible to see that the equipment is kept in good condition. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Bro. Lehman. N. Cable. C. Alwine. D. Alwine. M. Kaufman. N. Hostetler, B. Shetler. Miss Bash. LEFT TO RIGHT. BACK ROW: D. Alwine. D. Sheller, I. Miller, I. Lehman, C. Alwine. MIDDLE ROW: S. Shetler, L. I-Iarshherger, L. Shetler, D. Alwine, D. Pehley, Ii. Dawson, W. Pebley, Bro. Shetler. FRONT ROW: Miss Showalter, R. Yoder, A. Lehman, L. Sheller, L. Harshberger, B. Shetler. D. Shetler, I-I. Lehman. SITTING: E. Shetler, D. Mishler. Ficlelians The Fitleliiin Literary Society was organized in the heginning of the Hrst term this year. XV1: meet once 3 month in the high-school room. VVQ h:iy'e clilferent types ol' progriiins including reiulings, talks, special music. gintl tlehtites. Once we had gi progriiiii with suhiects concerning the Negro race. ln Iainuziry, we inyiteil the Neofllisciiritiiis to our .Xutluhon progrgiin, which inclticletl LI lively' clehiite. The Fitleliiim range from griitle seyen to grade twelve. The presieleiit is lil-ie Shetler: xicupresialeiit, l.oi5 Hgirslilwerger: secretary. l5ti.me Nliwhler. The Iinctilty .itlyiscrs .ire Miss Shoxygilter aintl llro, Shetler. The memhers really have ii fitting name for their lirt-my sogiety. Fitleli.in means liiithlul, Utir motto is Seniper Fialelis-alxy.iys lziithlill. BACK ROW L Blouqh N Hosteller P Thomas M Thomas M Kaufman L Alwme L Mxshler N' Cable MIDDLE ROW E Mxller M Blouqh R Thomas D Kaufman R Shetler R Blough I Bexsel V Thomas Bro Lehman FRONT ROW C Yoder B Yoder E Alwxne L Shetler R Thomas L Hosteiler E Yoder SITTING B Shetler M Harshberger H Weaver E Mxller Neo DISCHYIQHS LllLl'lI'1L's wan formed tor thx hrst mm thus xur Xt thc bLY'll1l1lll2,I un Lempormlv L lllnd oursdus lhii T D Y l'Io dunk wth The prunm DIIHL mr our lltnrlrx I5 1 LOIUlJlIllI1OI1 ot Crunk tml I mn Npotamm Qfrrmkj IULIIIIIIU wulmtul md IJISLITIIII fLlIlI1 INLIIIIUU lv. ll'I1Ll'S Othurs In pnsxdcnt, Hprlxrt XX L npr HTL pruulnnt Nhldrcd Hlrshlxrgnr wcrclnry lJL'l'l1iCL' Shntlcr' AISSTSLIHI secretary. lim Nlixlcrz sponsor. Brother Lchmwn. Mc fl ' I 4. xx 1 A Ll HCR' Hr-'. xx' L' - ' Q h ' - V A A L. L r . 1 ' ' K, ' ' IIU1 . . . ' 7' N 5, ' . L A ' gl . . . ' ' ' lilc Lll L'N 1. ' ' L . .1 'X '. r f: .'1l:41 1.. ra LEFT TO RIGHT: I.. Shetler: Miss Hash V. Thomas: R. Beisel: I.. Bloughz M Blough: B. Shetler: D. Shetler: B. Shetler Vice-President: E. Shetler, President: L Harshberqer, Secretaryffreasurer. L- W. Pebley: Bro. Lehman, Adviser: P Thomas, Treasurer: N. Hostetler, Vice President: P. Alwine: D. Kauffman: M Kauffman: D. Alwine. BACKS TURNED R. Shetler, H. Weaver, President. ABSENT D. Kolb, Secretary. Girls' Athletic Association The G.A.A., which consists of fourteen girls, meets twice a month. We are trying to operate in the order of camp girls. While not much was done during the cold winter months, we engaged in various sports, such as volleyball, soccer, ping- pong, and hiking. This year we are buying a badminton set, an outdoor game similar to tennis. The club helps us to get out in the open and enjoy the wonderful things God has given us. Boys' Athletic Association During the winter months we lengthened and widened the ping-pong tables to regulation size, and painted them. Ping-pong, checkers, and Chinese checkers tournaments were the most prominent indoor games. As spring approached we bought baseball equipment. When the weather was nice we played baseball and other outdoor games. All of us were glad for this extra recreational period twice a month. -2g- Adviser: D. Pehley: I. Beisel: M. Mishler, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Alwinez L. Hostetlert Hunting and Fishing This club, composed of a small group of enthusiastic sportsmen, engaged in such activities as: hunting ot small and large game, coon hunting, a Christmas Bird Count sponsored by the National Audubon Society, and a live-predator-killing contest with the winner receiving a free subscription to the Pennsylvania Game News. A visit to the club by the local game protector, and a day spent with him afield setting rabbit traps in closed hunting areas to secure rabbits for release, and placing corn for wild ducks was a high light of the year. The year's reward, however, was a trip to the lack Miner Bird Sanctuary, Kingsville, Ontario. Photography Club The officers of our club are as follows: president, Eva Miller, vice-president, Laura Shetlerg secretary, Ruth Thomasg treasurer, Betty Yoder, adviser, Sanford Shetler. The club is composed of seven members whose purpose is to learn how to take, develop, and print pictures. The club meets in the home of the adviser. During our club period we have been taking snapshots, developing and printing pictures. We are all looking forward to the time when we will have a fully equipped room in doing further photographic work. STANDING: I. Miller. R. Yoder. SITTING: I. E. Lohman. S. Shetler, D. Shetler. ABSBNT: R. P. Thomas. LEFT TO RIGHT. STANDING: R. Thomas, Bro. Sheller, E. Dawson, E. Thomas, E. Mil- ler. B. Yoder, C. F. Yoder-sitting. Handicraft Club The officers are as follows: Norma Calile. president: Rhoda Thomas. vice- president: Esther .-Xlwine. secretary-treasurer: Miss Showalter. adviser. The work we had planned for the year included sewing clothing. crocheting. knitting. stuf- fing toys. textile painting. and making hook ends. Ot course. we didn't get to nearly all of these activities. VVe helped the woodworking lioys paint their novelties. Most of our time we spent in textile painting. XVe honght a set of Prang textile paints for the clnli which can he used in lilllllft years. XVL' cut our own stencils and most ol' ns painted flower designs on hanlties. aprons, scarfs. an.l pillow cases. oodworking Club This active clnli meets in the Iohn Livingston shop near the school. Maynard Thomas is the adviser: Duane Nlishler, president: and Leonard Shetler, secretary- treasurer. At the heginning of the year the adviser showed us how to run and how to use the many machines. Erwin Harshberger supplies the club with the wood that the club needs for making their articles. Some members made broom-holders and others made novelties for the sewing classes at school. LEFT TO RIGHT. A. Lehman. N. Cable E. Alwine, Miss Showalter lAdviserJ, E Miller, H. Lehman, D. Holsopple, R Thomas. -ii? LEFT TO RIGHT. M. Thomas fkdviserl L. Alwine, L. Shetler, D. Shetler. I.. Harsh berqer. ABSENT: D. Mishler, B. Kaufman LEFT TO RIGHT. E. Shader. M. Thomas, D. Mishler, L. Hurshberq- er, Bro. Sheiler Uldviserl. Pilot taff The Pilot Stall consists ol' the etlitor, Lois Harshherger: assistant etlitor. lilfie Shetlcrg art editor, Maynard Thomasg business manager, Duane Nlishlerl and adviser, Brother Shetler. The goal of this group was to puhlish a paper once a month but. sorry to say, we have not accomplished it. Some ol' the tlepartmsnts in our newspaper are: XVho's VVho? Campus Chatter. Chapel and Literary, Clulis, antl other articles of interest to every one. The paper does fill a tlelinite part in school life antl all of us look forward eagerly to the next issue. 'I' f 'k 'I' i i' 1 p O Lord, hon' manifold are thy zrorhsl . . . He looheth on the earth, and it trembleth: he toueh- eth the hills, and they smoke . . . He semleth the springs into the valleys. irhieh run among the hills .... I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills. from zrllenee vometh my help. lly help eometh from the Lorll. zrhieh marle hearen aml earth. 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Houexer up Iul iilelul mhii ue him been ible to olhr ls INIIIN suhieets lx these VN e are looking lom ird lo the duelopiiicnt ot 1 eurrieulum thu will he hroider in its beope thin the eollwe prepirilorx siihieits Iii the stile or Pennsxl x ima oiilx hitecn per Lent ol hi fh sehool gjriclultes oo to eollufe md it is not lilx lx thlt the pereeiiti fe iii our sehool will be mueh higher We leel thil 1 distinetlx Xfemioiiile eurrieulum would he Lluelopcd to prepire xouiw people lor life iml serine in the ehureh mil eomiiumilx Hoxxeur room would still 116111 Lo he in ide lor Lollcge preparltion The nuur gurrieulum would imlucle more hroul held eourscs, sueh ls Uemril mitlinmities wencril seicnce iwmril hiisiness gen Lril lioiiieniilxiiig et Lelnri iml would pliee more Lmphisis on the ll1IILl'lI11Ll1lllS ot lmgiiige on liihle eoiirsu mil thc. primal iris eour-es is hoimmilong md xoi mon il rls Xs in the vrules mueh opporuinirx is funn lor proieets leeturea hx Lompetent spe ikers xisuil uluulion held trips xml nxuirsioiis It ix our im to improxe eonsinlerihlx thi xisuil ulue ilion Lquipmuit ol the sehool within iom iiw mont is is me is to improxe our iurirx inc mor on ui es ii ULHLI' ii ii 1 roxicln 1 1 Q ui 1 will lwroiclui iiiuitil llOI'll0IlS ol our sliichms through i thorough oriemirion in nhl miny lulds ol lnirning ln lllCllllOll to the re ullr eurmuliim opportuiiitx is also proiinlul lor INIHX Lxiruiirmiilir letltltlns On the preecding p ig it tl N innuil ire toui xx rite ups on the different eluln llld ielixities We look lOl'XX ird with mueh mlieipition to the eomplelioii ol our huildin-1 md the hmlsupiiw of the lwsn and ire ilready XlSll'll17II1g i mu gxninisiiiiii iudixorium to proxide more .idcquile tieilitiu lor phxsiell ulueaiioii ind piihhe md school meetings We I'CLOgI11lC the blessing ot C od in our emleixors and hope find praw that under C ods blessing this sehool mn continue to he a wluihle means tor the cdueation of our wouth . . 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