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

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fzincipars message To know God as your very own, and Jesus Christ To have the presence of the Holy Spirit within To give of your very best in service And not merely for reward To pray often and think much And talk little To help the widow and fatherless And keep unspotted from the world To live each day as if it were your last This is the well-marked path to success Eternal! Page 5

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edicafion Our School has been very fortunate in having had from its beginning, teachers dedicated to the cause of Christian education. These have labored hard to help to make it possible to train youth for Christ and to develop a love for the Church. It has been a great pleasure to have had with us Henry Yoder for the past three years and Esther Eash Yoder for the period of four years giving of their service in such an unselfish way. It is a worthwhile contribution that has helped to mold the character of the School in its formative period, leaving an influence not soon to be forgotten. We can only say that, while we are reluctant to let them go, we do wish them the very best of God's blessings as they enter other service. Bro. and Sister Yoder, gratefully do we dedicate this 1950 Mem-o-re to you! Page 5

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c aol Bomb Faithfully, through thick and thin, these nine men have weathered the storms in the sponsorship and administration of the School. Their deliberations, marked with deep interest and prayerful concern, have been an inspiration to students and faculty. They have diligently sought to represent the group of patrons from whom they are chosen, as well as the Church at large. They have tried in every way to have a school that shall be a blessing to the church. Meeting once a month, they act on such items that naturally fall into their scope of responsibility. Much of their time is taken up with finances, but each year they have been able to come out successfully. In the midst of their discuss- ions there is always that fine spirit of Christian humor that keeps men's spirits from breaking. It is really an inspiration to attend one of their meetings. Being practical minded, they have not only given of their valuable time in Board sessions, but with rolled up sleeves have toiled long hours in physical labor to srovide every convenience about the building for each student. Especially was this emonstrated in the repair work done after our fire. We owe mu-ch to the School Board of the Johnstown Mennonite School. Page 7