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

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Life is a sea, its shores echo and re-echo the pounding of fierce tempests and thundering storms. High billows chase the lacy patterns of the briny deep and come crashing over us. It is because of this that we as young Christians are glad to give God the guiding hand and say, Lead On, O King Eternal. As we push out into this sea of life, our prayer is that we by faith may follow the strong guiding hand of our King to calmer waters and finally to the peaceful shore. -Robert Zehr. As I ponder on this prayer, Lead On O King Eternal, I picture in my 1nind's eye a long, narrow, dusty road winding in and out, through forests and deserts, over tunnels and trestles, and around steep and dangerous curves. Trudging up this pathway is a young pilgrim. Some- times he seems to be making great progress but at other times the journey is slow and difficult. He is, however, not alone. Going ahead a few steps there is One who seems to be leading the way. Could it be a King? Yes, it is a King! With a crown on His head, arrayed in all His royal grandeur, He treads the path before. When there is danger, He gently takes the young man by the hand, helps him over the critical point, and so they continue. The road seems to stretch on and on as if endless. Our King is eternal! Many people today consider some human being or some idol as their king. Ours is a heavenly King! One who is all powerful and everlasting! He bears the marks of one who is past our human comprehension. Eternity alone will reveal Him in all His great majesty. Many people stumble and fall today because their king is weak. Our King cannot falter. If we but put our confidence in Him in childlike faith He will softly see us through all our fiery trials and disappointments. What would we do, what could we do without the blessed assurance of being led on by our high, holy, and Eternal King? I'm sure each of us could give our personal testimony that He has led us in the past and our prayer will continue to be, Lead On, O King Eternal, Lead Us On! -Alma Stoltzfus. XfVe, as a group of youth, are leaving school and our work for life is our next decision. VVe want to serve our Creator wherever He desires. We know and are expecting heartaches, disappointments, trials, temptations, scorn, and ridicule. This is why we want our Eternal King to lead on. For with Christ as our guide we can be victorious, and gather together in that home above and truly say, Christ Led On. -Charles E. Sthenk. Seventy-one