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

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wvfw LI The Laurel Wreath Staff . SCHOOL PUBLICATION Those of us who attend Lancaster Mennonite School and have come to love and appreciate it are concerned that our parents and friends should know more about our school. To represent our activities as a church school we publish The Mill Slwfmn monthly. We enjoy Writing and preparing this material for publication and find 'that it is a very worth-while addition to our curriculum. We are concerned that this be a true representation of our school and that it will help you to understand and apppreci-ate it. Fifty-three

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Agriculture Group W'e, as a group of boys, are interested in learning more about farming. Farming is an occupation that deals more directly with God's creation than most other occupations. XfVe also enjoy the freedom and the fresh air one receives in this occupation and the beauties of nature that God has put into His wonderful creation. lNe want to learn better methods of farming, and also dillierent ways olf soil conservation because we feel it our duty to take care of the earth that God has given us to occupy till l-lis return. X'Ve are also interested in the manufacturing of farm equipment and the making of leeds. To get hrsthand information on some of these things we go to the places where they are made. This year we launched a new project, that of raising three small Angus steers. To feed these steers we used the corn harvested from three acres, which was planted and sponsored by the group the preceding year. I hope that this class will help in keeping our Mennonite folk on the farm, away from the turmoil of our large cities. -'Charles E. Shenk. Fifty four

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Mill Stream Staff EDITOR: Ellen R. Petre ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Helen G. Sehenk, Ivan B. Leaman D nIfAR'1'M ENT EDITORS : L1tC1'2l1'y ,......,.., -G ........ ...... .... . .- 1l6llgl0llS News ...... - ..... - ....... .. ....... ---- General News .... . Rr1PoR'rEks: Library .... Alu 11111 I ---- ..... - ...... ---------- ........ O ....4. . -. ...... - , . SCDIOI' ,.,......... .. ...,.. ................... . .......... ........ - - -junior ....,.. - ..... G ,.,... ----.-- ...... --..------ Sophomore Freslnnan ---- ..................... ..- ...............,......,...... A .,.........,.,...... '.l'YPlS'l'SZ I-larry Lefever, Mabel Mfeaver, Eunice Martin BUSINESS NIANAGER: 'Clyde B. Stoner FACULTY ADVISIQR: Edna K. Wfenger Shirley M. Kaulfnlarl Charles Shenk Jeanette Hostenter Clarence Rutt Doris A. Good Harold Rohrer Mary Elizabeth Lutz -,--,.,,,, Donald Mast Charles Longene-cker I. Wfilmer Hollinger Anna E. Wenger PUBLISHING COlN1MITTEEZ J. Paul Gruybill, Noah G. Good, Clyde B. Stoner Fifty-two I