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

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Needlecraft Balls and balls of yarn, yards and yards of ribbon, dozens of crochet hooks, knitting needles, tatting shuttles, and weave-its plus a lot of ambitious future seamstresses of America make up needlecraft. l D So many of us found interest in this work that it became necessary to divide us into three different sections. Once a week we may be found diligently at work in Sister Kauffman's office under her supervision. Needlework has become so fascinating to us that we have made it quite practical. In our bedrooms, our chests,iand our homes may be found many of the dainty things We have made. Others we have found make very dainty gifts. So yarn and ribbons and hooks and hands can really make useful things. Fifty-nine

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.ff sf .i il 'l 1 1 Sixty Stylus Did you write anything for Stylus? You would perhaps very often hear this if you chance to be near one of the Stylus members during the latter part of the week. And in answer would come the words, No, I just couldn't get any inspiration, or Yes, I tried to write something. Stylus club consists of seven girls, including their adviser, Sister We11ge1'. They meet every Friday. Sometimes during this period, poems which are written by members are discussed. Adverse as well as favorable criticisms are given. In this Way one can improve his Writing. Poems by well-known authors are also read and commented upon. Stylus, besides being very interesting, also helps much in increasing one's knowledge of good writing and the beauties hidden there. -Shirley Kauffman.

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