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

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First Row: R. Wert, A. Zimmerman, C. Ebersole, H. Weaver, P. Kurtz, R. Kling, A. Frey, L. Good. Second Row: K. Weaver, E. Denlinqer, A. Umble, A. Lapp, A. Landis, M. Riehl, C. Nissley, M. Shenk. Third Row: H. Rcxnck, M. Thomas, L. Senseniq, E. Groii, M. Groif, E. Stcxufier, L. Lemmon, R. Fisher, I. Wenger. Fourth Row: I. Mellinger, M. Nissley, M. Stcxuffer, W. Weaver, R. Houck, H. Landis, M. Most, I. Ruth, E. Keener, I. Shenk. FRES I-IMAN The Freshman class of 1944-45 greets you! As we, the third Fresh- man class of Lancaster Mennonite School, gather for roll call twice each day, we are in charge of our class advisor, Brother John S. Wenger. When all of us are present, we number thirty-five. Four of the original group who began school here last fall have left us. This school year has brought us many pleasant hours and we are looking forward to spending many more together in the years to come. VVe halve appreciated the kindness and patience of our class advisor, Brother Wenger. We give a hearty welcome to the freshman class of next year. May you enjoy filling o-ur place as much as we have enjoyed filling it. The Freshman class extends to the Senior class sincere congratulations. May success, happiness, and God's richest blessings be yours. -ANNA F Rav. 20

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First Row: E. Weaver, L. Miller, H. Mosteller, A. Lefever, I. Lutz, A. Peifer, K. Phenneger, S. Shreiner. Second Row: L. Mosteller, E. Ranck, A. Miller, M. Riehl, M. Enck, L. Shirk, A. Eby, A. Graff, O. Graybill, M. Hess. Third Row: E. Brubaker, T, Wolgemuth, M. Graybill, M. Huber, M. Horst, D. Zook, L. Blank. Fourth Row: P. Hershey, D. Kraybill, S. Carpenter, I. Weaver, R. Martin, M. Hess. Fifth Row: H. Stoltzfus, H. Harnish, R. Hostetier, D. Weaver. Sixth Row: I. Kreider, C. Senseniq, I. Landis, I. Weaver, R. Shank. SOPHOMORE We, the largest class of L.M.S., are forty-two in number. Some of us are tall and some of us are short. Together we have made our teachers trouble at times. However, we really do appreciate what they did for us. In ten years or more we'll understand better why we should do some things. Although the sophomore year seemed to be discouraging at times, We have had many enjoyable times together. Wfhen we became freshmen, we Were all thrilled about being in high school. VV hen we become Juniors, We can think that the next year will be our senior year. Qur most efficient class advisor has been Sister Myra Hess, with room B-C as our homeroom. An interesting project of the Sophomore English class was the writing of autobiographies. To the seniors we say, Congratulations, and may God bless you as you go out in lifes school. -DRPHA GRAYBILL. 19

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