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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v., l Nature Study The more we study the beauties of nature the more we realize how great our Creator is. Have you ever looked at the sky on a clear night and tried to name the stars? Or have you taken a hike through a woodland and tried to name the flowers, trees, insects, and birds that you saw? If you would like to learn to do some of these things, I'n1 sure you would find this course in nature a great help. We appreciate the opportunity of studying the great outdoors under the supervision of Sister Garber. -Grace Kerr. Fifty-seven