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

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THE MILL' STREAM NAOMI MAE Hess And that smile, like suzzshifze, darts Into many smzlcss I1va1'fs. Naomi's cheery smile makes her a very pleasant waitress in our dining hall. Naomi likes to sew and read. Her drawings plainly show her artistic ability. YVe especially appreciate Naomi's friendly l'ello. I LLA IXIAE Hoxrsmsa And .tha 'while liar fompanions slcpl H a.r toilin-g ufvward in the nighlf' You may recognize llla Mae by her ready smile and cheery laugh. NValking through the wood with a friend and working persistently at her lessons are two of llla's main occupations here at school. 'We appreciate Illa Mae's concern for the spiritual welfare of others. NIARTHA LOUISE K!.lNLi Like thy dancing 1c'crz'rs in szmliglzt, make glad cm! free: Like the s!ra1'glzlue.r.r of tln' Plillt' .':'m'.r, In me zzfriglzl be. Martha is an all-round girl. NVhether it is in working out trigonometry problems, teeaching a summer Bible school class, chatting wth friends, or participating in some school activity, Martha quickly 'linds her place and Iills it well. XIartha's wholehcarted Chrstian attitude is a challenge to her classmates. R Holm Rf u,!.ER IZQRADY 'lVl1cn shi' had passed, if srz'l11z'd like the ceasing of arquisitc' mz4s1'r. Rhoda has done excellent work in many lields. She shows skill in speaking, writing poetry, editorial work as THE h'iILL STREAM editor, and class work. Rhoda is one who dehnitely places first things first. 6

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LANCASTER MENNONITE SCHOOL IOURNAL I. ELV1 N DENLINGER And looks the 'whole world in the face, For he owes not any man. Elvin tis one who attends to 'his own affairs well and at the same time is ready to lend a helping hand to others. Elvin's manly Christian character is a definite asset in his work as assistant Hall Manager. ALTA KIIRIAM EBERSOLE A full, rich not-ure, free fo trust, Ylfflfhflll . . . earnest, M0111-pt to art And make her g6',lll'f0llS thought a fact. Miriam is one whose cheerfulness and friendliness will long be remembered after the class of '44 has left L.M.S. VVhether it is cleaning the science room, playng basketball, working in the library, working at lessons, or participating in religious activities, we have found her to be conscien- tious, wholehearted, and loyal. CLYDE K. GLICK Innocence of books . . . rich in lore of fcflds and brooks. Clyde is one of the farmers of our class. He especially likes to sing and also enjoys looking at magazines per- taining to mechanics. Clyde takes his place at his church as a hoys' Sunday-school teacher. RUTH N Aomi Heiss l would be lrue, for there orc those who t-rust me I would be brave, for there are ilzose who caref J 1 ' Ruth is a girl who is faithful to her Work, whether it is to complete a lesson or to dust the dining-room chairs. We appreciate Ruth's high ideals. 5

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LANCASTER MENNONITE SCHOOL IOURN Xl RACH EI. STAUFFER IQRAYBILL lfVho found peace in I0'Uc'.r zmselfishrwss, And welcome 7i!1107'L'.Y06',6'1' she went, A calm and gracious EIl?'lllt?,lZf.uf It would take many words to describe Rachel. NVQ appreciate Raehel's concern for others, her cheeriness. and her participation in school activities, but most of all, we'll remember her sincerity and her challenging Chris- tian character. BL.xNcn1z Env IQREIDER fluid grief gov.: 11111, and joy FOIIIES in, .flnd rare is but a fCt1f1ll'l'.,' Blanche is a quiet but friendly girl. lt is easy to get along with Blanche and you will fhncl her to be kind and pleasant. She remains true to her friends. EXRLENE EM M A Llxmns So would I IIIISTKMI' each Iaurh of Thy hand in iis lntuzg creation, That in my conscious life, Thy f10'zc'm' and beauty -may shine. An outstanding personality with an original laugh, an efficient editor for T1-ie x'lvll.L STREAM, a lover of the Fine Arts, zi challenging classmate, a Latin IV student, a work- er for 'Christ-each is descriptive of Arlene. She has done notable work for L.Rl.S. I. D.-uns L.fxNo1s The life that wins umst lon' the right, Jllzlst Sflilld for truth by day, by night. Dale is not afraid to stand loyally for what he thinks is right. Dale enjoys farm work. He has furnished trans- portation for a number of L.M.S. students -by bringing them in his truck. At church Dale is the teacher of a class of lively little boys. 7