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

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LANCASTER MENNONITE SCHOOL, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Vol II JUNE, 1944 No.6 EDITOR: Luke G. Stoltzfus ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Rhoda DEPARTMENT EDITORS: LITERARY ................ RELIGIOUS NEWS GENERAL NEWS .... REPORTERS : LIBRARY ...... RECREATION .... ALUMNI ..... SENIOR ..... JUNIOR ...... SOPHOMORE ...... F RESHMAN ..... TYPISTIM3l'y Elizabeth Lutz Staff M. Kracly, Miriam R. Weave ....LOis N. Kray James R. Hess, ASSISTANT TvPIsTs:A. Ruth Zeiset, E. Ruth Newcomer BUSINESS MANAGER: Clyde B. Stoner FACULTY ADVISER: Edna K. Wenger I' ..Arlene E. Landis bill, Sadie A. Riehl .. . ...Ellen R. Eby .Illa Mae Homsher H. Florence Miller ..Martha L. Kling Rachel S. Kraybill Erika E. Lehnhoif Arlene S. Stautfer dney M. Carpenter PUBLISHING COMMITTEE: J. Paul Graybill, Noah G. Good, Clyde B. Stoner SENIOR JOURNAL STAFF EDITOR ............ . . . ASSOCIATE EDITORS . . . LITERARY EDITOR BUSINESS IVIANAGER .. FACULTY ADVISIiR .. TYPISTS .......... . . . .James R. Hess . . . . .Rhoda M. Krady Miriam R. Wfeaver . . .Arlene E. Landis Luke G. Stoltzfus . . . . . .Noah G. Good . .Mary Elizabeth Lutz Alta B. VVeaver The Mill Stream, published by the Lancaster Mennonite School, R. 4, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, is issued monthly except July, August, and September. Subscription Price: One Dollar per year. Entered as second-class matter March 25, 1943, at the post office at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, under the Act of March 3, 1879.

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T0 CUR TEACHERS Who, with faithful- ness and foresight, have guided us through many difficult paths and inspired us to a deeper Christ-life by their personal interest in us, we affectionately dedicate this number of the journal.

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Tl-IE MILL STREAM l Front Row: Leah C. Kauffman, Edna K. Wenger. Lois N. Garber, Myra E. lless. Back Row: Mahlon M. lless, John S. Wenger, J. Paul Graybill, Clyde B. Stoner, Noah G. Une Word More' ' DEJXR YOUNG PEOPLE or T1-ta Gu:xoU.xT1.No Ctuxss or 1944: You are leaving us with our best wishes. VV e have traveled together on campus and in classroom. VV e tried to give you our best. our teaching, our counsel. VV e have shared with you our appreciation of liie's problems and opportunities. VVe have shared even our personal experiences so that We might help you in lite's way, VVe have prayed for you. All this have we gladly done with our very best that you might be the very best for your Master. Hoping to meet you again, out in liie's school. out in a world of service for your Master and your church, We remain as ever, Your friend, -J. l-'.xUI. GR.-XYllll,l.. This is not the day for taking things for granted. It is important to make sure of the foundation upon which we base our thinking, and to form policies in line with honest convictions. Too many. today. are so pre- occupied that they do not take time for thinking important matters through to a logical end. No surer or safer source from which to secure the makings of our personal life philosophy can be 'found than the W'orcl of God. -No.xi1 G. Goon. Good To TIIE CL.xss or 1944: I wish to take this opportunity to express any appreciation for your presence with us, and for the high quality of work toward which you have striven. Congratulations toeach member of the class For work well done. One period of life's training is passed. and you are now looking into the future with the optimism which is characteristic of youthful energy and zeal. 2