Lancaster Mennonite High School - Laurel Wreath Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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LANCASTER MENNDNITE SCHOOL lOLJlxN U DAVID NIARLIN EBERsoLE Elizabethtown, Pa. David displays Christian character in a very quiet Way. I-Ie is a true friend to everyone. You will know him for his promptness and eagerness to witness for Christ. JEAN ELIZABETH lN'VOLGlEMU'l'II Mount joy, Pa. In quietness and in confidence shall be your St1'C11glIh.,, Although Jean is quiet and reserved, those who know her best hnd that she is also fond of fun. She enjoys a pleasant chat with a friend or a shady nook with a good book. We do not know her plans, but feel sure she will succeed he- cause of her faith in God. JOEL KENNIETI-I FISHER Kinzers, Pa. Kenneth is an efficient hall manager. He is a friend of everyone, a consistent Christian, who uses his many talents for the Lord. FANNIE lVLxRTtN F1mN1i11oUsER Lancaster, Pa. Fannie is our story writer. She is jolly and has a pleasant pe1'sonality. She has been with us only the last semester, but her pleasing' disposition has endeared her to all of us. She has the gift of leadership and is always ready to help. 7

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TI-IE MILL STREAM joriiv lVlAYNARD YODE1: Elverson, Pa. Maynard is our worthy Senior class president. He is active in athletics and is recreation news re- porter for the Mill Stream. He hopes to teach. Armed with a ready wit he is not left without an answer. Clczxx P1'CSl'r'l c11l'.s' Message DEAR CLASSLLXTIZS : Have you looked forward to this time? Xlfhen you saw others gradu- ating, did you wish you were one of them? Many of us have. But now we look back over our year at this school. As we leave here. some will go fur- ther in schoolg others will work. Some may be called to do definite service, as relief workers or missionaries. There are many opportunities for the youth of today. One can enter professional iields, as doetoring or nursing. No doubt some of us will be farmers. But whatever Held we enter we will always remember the acquaintances and studies of school years. Youth is a steppingstone into another phase of life. This may not mean so much to some, but it may be the deciding point for others. Discourage- ments arise, temptations come, but you will not be tempted above that you are able to bear. And remember, classmates, every temptation or evil that you resist makes you stronger to resist the next one. At places it may be rough or it may seem impossible to keep on. However, with Christ we can keep going on the upward pathway. 6

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THE MILL STREAM ELIZABETH SENSIENIG SAUDER New l4lolland, Pa. A sweet personalityg a girl you will want to meet. A generous friend to everyone. Elizabeth combines character and happiness. PAUL N 1ssLEY iKRAYBII.I. Elizabethtown, Pa. Studious will describe him. Although Paul is rather quiet, he is a good conversationalist. Sel- dom does any moment go by that is not put to good use by him. He is associate editor of the Mill Stream and also assistant hall manager. IQUTH AIKLENE Hess Lititz, Pa. Arlene finds much enjoyment in reading and writing poetry. Wie all enjoy her hearty laugh and her sense of humor. Arlene is a friend of many. NVe believe she will be a help to the church. JOHN KRAYBILI. BIILLER Bainbridge, Pa. John is energetic and full of fun. He joined the class in October. Music is his present interest and farming his future ambition. I-le is our class treasurer. 8