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

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TI-IE MILL STREAM jo11N CHRISTIAN IQURTZ Elverson, Pa. john is quiet, calm. and thoughtful. His talents have 'won him a place as editor of the Mill Stream, and Senior vice president. He is studious and sincere about his work. Glad for your companion- ship, john! Roneivr DUPLER Eniziasoui Lancaster, Pa. Hard work in school did not injure this young man of robust build. Robert looks forward to being a successful automobile mechanic. He is at home driving an automobile or a bicycle. CLARENCE N EVIN lX!IILLER . Elizabethtown, Pa. Here is a young man of fixed opinions with ready expression. He enjoys to talk. His Warm friendliness makes him a pleasant associate, and his good sense of humor gives him an interesting viewpoint. 10

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LANCASTER MENNONITE SCHOOL IOURNAL '45, 1 ff: S' J sfyvgip ,my f s fiiiiifii 'ellwi IVAN JACOB GLICK Lancaster, Pa. A very studious, clear-thinking, respectable, Christian young man, interested in being a veter- inarian or a star dairyman. ANNA lX1ARTlI.-X tiuorr Ronks, lla. She is a constant friend. full of life. an efheient class secretary. Driving the car is her best-known enjoyment. She is sprightly and cheerful. l.i5s'rliR D,xvm lliclzsmsv Parkesburg, Pa. Lester believes that work does not hurt any pe1'son. He goes out after school doing farm work, or any kind of work he can get. Trapping and fishing occupied some of his spare time in school. His jovial disposition and sincere' Chris- tian life will make him a successful Chester Coun- ty farmer. ,V lXfl.xi:v IQATHRYN STAUFFER Rolirerstown, Pa. She is lively, enjoys fun, thinks for herself. Spiritual things and her lessons are not neglected. Mary Kathryn is dependable and sincere. 9 s l X Y

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LANCASTER MENNONITE SCHOOL JOURNAL unior Class Elvin lienlinger, Miriam Ebersole, Clyde Click, Paul Glick, James Hess, Minerva Hess, Ruth Ilciss, llln Mac Homsher, Martha Kling, Rhoda Krady, Rachel Krzlybill, Blanche Kreider. Arlene Landis, Dale Landis, Anna Lefever, Mary E. Lutz, Mae Marks, Elvin Martin, Florence Miller, llarolcl Palmer, Rebecca Riehl, Betty Ruppert, Mildred Shirk, Anna Stollzfus, Luke Sloltzfus, Miriam Weaver, Ernest Weinhold, Robert Zook James lless. president, Dale Landis, vice pfesidenli Rhoda Krady, 5fC1'Cl31'y9 llirium Weaver. treasurer F'l'011'lf the fzmiors lWiANY YEARS HAVE COME, many years have gone since our respective schools received us into the first grade. We have arrived safely through eleven years of molding, ever reaching forward for that which is now yours and will be ours to receive in a year,-diplomas as a token of a steady strug- gle for a period of years. However, the line molding of our characters will be a much greater proof to the world of the touch of the Master Potter than any diploma can be. We seek to attain the goal you have reached, Seniors. We appreciate your friendship, your co-operation, your ideals, and your Christian spirit, and we pray God's blessing on you as you go Onward and Upward with Christ. Remember us in the coming year as we try to fill the place you have filled this year. Later we, too, shall leave for each one to take his place in lifeg then pray with us, Lead us, Father. -Rhoda M. Krady, Secretary. ll