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

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Verna Siauffer-Another poetically-inclined young lady of the Class of '46 is Verna. She has made many Worth-while literary contributions to THE MILL STREAM. May your life be serene- ly happy, Verna, as you Walk daily with Him. Merle Siolizfus-Merle is the Senior lad with the crooked quiz- zical smile and merry twinkling eyes. He is another of our male home economists. and one of his main specialties is cup- cakest All boys should take his advice and learn to master the art of cooking. Embark with Christ, Merle, and hold high His anner. Sarah Stoltzfus-If you hear a merry laugh coming from one of the rooms on third floor, you can guess that it is Sarah. Her witty remarks and jocular nature add humor to school life. She enjoys taking part in Christian Service. There are many opportunities in this World for Christian service, Sarah, may you take advantage of them to the best of your ability. Naomi Thomas-If you hear an outburst of merry laughter from a certain group of girls, you may be almost certain to find Naomi in the center. Her sense of humor and clever remarks add sparkle and zest to her personality. She possesses the qualities needed to become a competent nurse, and is excep- tionally capable of entertaining small children. May the Mas- ter use you, Naomi, in His great field of service. 20

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Be!! Shirk-Bett com oses one half of the Shirk duet. Her Y Y P school interests. are centered in the Commercial field-short- hand and typing. She is active and ambitious and is keenly enthusiastic about athletics. Determined and independent, she is capable of making her own decisions. May the Lord be with you, Betty, as you live for Him. Mary Shirk-The other half of the Shirk duet is Mary. Her sin- cere smile and helpful personality have won her many friends. Her sympathetic nature keeps her doing small acts of kindness for others. Keep pressing toward the mark, Mary, and you will obtain the prize. Ruth Shue-Our competent class secretary who has so faithfully served for four years is Ruthie. Hers has been the duty of recording the minutes. of our often confusing class meetings. During this term she has been one of the three charming host- esses of Nok-N-Kom Inn on the third floor. An engaging smile for everyone is her unwritten motto. In all your ways acknowl- edge Him, Ruthie, and He shall direct your paths. Arlene Siauffer-Two of Arlene's. most striking characteristics are her sense of responsibility and her ability to get things done. One of her most highly enjoyed delicacies is hot fudge sundaesg her pet dislike is German I. Her dependability and willingness to offer assistance have won her a host of loyal friends. Keep Christ your Pattern, Arlene, and He will richly bless you. 19

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Rhoda Thomas-Rhoda is. noted for her dark brown eyes and her sweet friendly smile. She is one of our 'tladyw chauffeurs, skillfully capable of maneuvering an automobile. Always keep your cheerful personality, Rhoda, and let the light of Christ shine through you. Ivan Troxel-Ivan is one of the associate editors on the Mill Stream staff. His camera is persistently in use, for he has an unquenchable thirst for picture-taking, often catching his sub- jects unawares. He displays marked ability to give talks on our religious programs. Keep following Christ, Ivan, for He will lead you into paths of righteousness. Arthur Wenger-The shortest male member of the Senior class is Arthur. His. main interest is agriculture, for he is a farmer at heart. May the Creator of nature always be your Master, Arthur, as you labor to His glory in this field. Ol-'FICE SECRE'l'ARY'S MESSAGE CoNGRATu1.A'r1oNs to each of you who have reached the day that you were look- ing forward to for years. Keeping your motto before you, strive to live 21 noble and faithful life to God who is able to guide you into the field of service in which He would have you serve. WNIARY ELIZABI-1'l'H LUTZ. 21 54