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THE MILL STREAM Sophomore Class 3 K ,V il' 5 S ,, at Miriam Bair, Pauline Bowman, Ruth Buekwaltcr, Anna Ruth Charles, Dorothy Dryhread, Ellen Ehy, Elva Good, Rhoda Grayhill, Elvin Hershey, Hiram Hershey, Lois Hershey, Harold Kennel, Lois Krayhill, Martha .Lanclis, Naomi Landis, Ricliard Lehman, Erika Lehnhotl, John Martin, Mabel Mast, Wilbur Mellinger. Eli Miller, Verna Neff, Vernon Nisslvy, Erma Peifer, Donald Rzmck, Earl Rohrer, NVarren Rohrer, Arlene Sauder, Elizabeth Shirk, Helen Staufler, Paul NVhite, Earl Witmer, E. John Witmer, Ruth Zook Donald Ranck, presidentg Ellen Eby, secretary: Anna Ruth Charles, treasurer THAT JOLLY GROUP of boys and girls whose home room is Room lil-C is the Sophomore Class. In number we are next to the largest class. You will probably see Sister VVengcr at morning and noon in our home room mark- ing the attendance, She is our efficient class adviser. Some of our Sophomores really have tale11ts. Elva Good is o.ur poetess and Wfarren Rohrer is our artist. Eli Miller is the boy who has given us some good laughs. In discussing a prime minister, Eli wanted to know the difference between a prime minister and a W'est-minister. Our class is nite 0 ular accordinfr to. our autobiodra hies. Not onl gl P P . ea o P - Y Sister Garber en o ed readmo' them, but man students as well. Besides . . . 3 Y. 1: . .Y . . . this project in English, each student is working on a dzllerent project in Biology and Ancient History. The Sophomore Class heartily congratulates the Senior Class. May God's blessings go with you, onward and upward. -Ellen Ehy, Secretary. 12
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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
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LANCASTER MENNONITE SCHOOL IOURNAL Freshman Class Norman Braeklill, Anna Mae Campbell. Ivan Charles, Lloyd Clymer, Elizabeth Denlinger, llerbert Ebersole, Donald Eliy, Helen Eshbaeh, Esther Fisher, Glenn Cehman, Isaac Glick, Ruth Graybill, Ethel Harnish, Ernest Histand, Jean Hollinger, Henry Horning. ,Iohn Horst, Harold Keener, Rhoda Keener, Frank Kennel, Daniel Krady, Lester Kurtz, Alta Landis, Elma Landis. Lois Landis, Chester Leaman, Tobias Leaman, Mabel Longacrc, John Henry Lutz, Edna Maloney, Marion Marks. Warren Martin, Earl Mast. Edna Metzlcr, Earl Mohler, Sara Noll, Esther Petersheim, Virginia Poley, Anna Mae Reist, E-llllil. Richl, Carl Sensenig, Melvin Sensenig, Ralph Shank, Harold Shearer, Elizabeth Shirlc, Mary Shirk, Ruth Shue, Arlene Stauffer, Mildred Staulfer, Earl Steffy, Hiram Strickler. Naomi Thomlxs, Rhoda Thomas, Arthur Wenger, Edith Winey. Bible Department: Mildred Denlinger, Earl Zimmerman. Daniel Krady, president: Harold Shearer, vice president: Ruth Shue, secretaryg Arlene StautTcr. treasurer Q ' OUR FRESHMAN CLASS consists of fifty-six l1lCl11lJC1'S. NVc are glad to be the first Freshman class at Lancaster Mennonite School. Our home room class is conducted in the chapel by lflrother .lohn S. Wenger. During the school year the election of officers resulted as follows: president, Daniel Kradyg vice president, l-larold Shearer, secretary, Ruth Shueg treasurer, Arlene Staulifer. Arlene Stauffer is also our class reporter for the Mill Stream. lglecause of the large number of students in our class. it is divided into two sections. Gur class contained live more members in the beginning. but because of the necessity of work at home we no longer have them with us. X'Vc have had several class meetings. In one of these meetings it was de- cided to have an outing. Committees were appointed and they decided on May 13 as the date for the outing if the weather is favorable. VVe extend a hearty invitation to all who will be Freshmen next year to come and take our place, for we count on moving up. -Ruth Shnc. Secretary. 13
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