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

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1 Erma Sensenig leaves her clear, ringing soprano voice plus a pinch of mischievousness to Hilda Bender. Charles Shenk gives Milton Good some methods of arguing in P.O.D. class. Helen Shenk leaves her duty as waitress to Ada King. Romaine Shenk wills her manners, energy, and enthusiasm to Benjamin Martin. VVarren Shenk leaves his quietness and sincerity to Melvin Weaver. Norman Shirk unwillingly- .bestows his alertness and quick activeness on john Hostetter. Alma Stoltzfus wills her forgiving spirit and willing attitude to Helen Herr. Esther Stolftzfus wishes her broad vivid imagination to be in the class by giving it to Paul Landis. Irene Stoltzfus wills to Almeda Grofl what it takes to have a poem accepted. Gladys Swartz leaves her 'talkativeness to Ann Marie Olesh. Carolyn Swartzentruber wills her convictions in Bible Doctrine to Helen Ranck. Mabel W7eaver gives her all-around neaitness and intelligence to Jean Kraybill. Ralph Mfeavcr gives Virgil Stoltzfus firsthand instructions on how to take five majors and ge-t on the first Honor Roll. Victor Weaxfeis Wills his left-handedness to the juniors who desire it. Ruth VVestenberger leaves her thoughtfulness and kindness to Arlene Eshleman. Robert Zehr wills the characteristic of a deep thinker to john Denlinger. Naomi Brubaker gives her cheerful disposition to Thelma Hershey. Ruth Brubaker wills her attenitiveness and the characteristic of a tl'l1C Christian to Thel-ma Eby. -Donald Mast , ,fdulfogralo A Seventy-eight

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Class Will In order that we might be more easily remembered, each member ol the senior class of 1949 wills his peculiar ability to a junior class member, hoping that his successor may profit thereby. Leota Brunk wills her knowledge of chemistry to Mary Jane Breneman with best wishes. Galen Buckwalter bestows on james Krady his pleasing manner and his abundance of curly hair. ' Naomi Burkholder mixes a bit olf mischievousness with her cheerfulness and wills it to Charles Longenecker. Martha Denlinger kindly wills her good expression when telling a story to Miriam Clymer. Nyla Ebersole leaves her pleasant smile and athletic ability to Mary Alice Denlinger. john Fisher contributes his quietness and brilliancy to Kenton Brubaker. Donald Gchman wills the cards for driving the Gehman Transportation Bus Service to Pearl Stoltzfus with compliments. Ray Glick wills his interest in reading to Leon Mast. Doris Good wills her ability as an artist to Doris Risser. Miriam Groflf gives her quiet and reserved manner to Mildred Miller. David Harnish willingly bestows his jolly and good-natured ways on James Herr. Paul Hartz wills his interest in having a good tussle with a boy his size or even bigger to Olleck Forry. Anna Ruth Hess wills her interest in missions and Christian service to Carol Mast. Lena Histand regretfully gives her beautiful penmanship and shorthand ability to jay Landis. Arlene Hollinger leaves her sense of humor and pep to Ruth Ressler. Ma-bel Horst honors Norman Shenk by giving him her good marks. Jeanette Hostetter wills to Grace Bender her firmness in standing up for her own viewpoints. Shirley Kauffman wills l1er ability in public speaking to Ethel Petre. Laurence King gives his kindness plus the quali-ty ol being a good sport to Betty Blank. John Kraybill leaves his ability to compose music to Lois Ruth. Martha Kurtz wills what it takes to make friends easily to Martha Myers. janet Leaman bestows her good marks in English on Marian I-lostet-ter. Marian M. Leaman gives her high voice and friendly manner to Christian Peifer. Harry Lefever wills a portion of his excessive stature to Mildred Myer. Martha Lutz leaves her German tongue to Merrill Derstine. Eunice Martin leaves her seat in the typing room to Helen Keener. Donald Mast wills l1is interest in sports to Allen Beiler. Oliver Mast wills his ability in imitating a rooster to Elvin Martin. Norma Metzler leaves her l1CatI1CSS in character to june Denlinger. 'Ioyce Miller gives her dark, wavy hair and pleasant personality to Mildred Clymer. Eugene Peifer wills 11is habit of cracking his fingers to Carl Mellinger. Ellen Petre gives joan Bergey the honored seat of being editor. Ruth Ranck gives Merle Herr the quality of being a good commercial student. Dorothy Reifsnyder leaves her dormitory room to Alta Bomberger. Harold Rohrer wills his rich bass voice to W' alter Miller. Clarence Rutt leaves his position as president to Ivan Leaman. Glenn Rutt bestows his interest in photography on Edwin Landis. Esther Sanderson gives her knowledge of ge-tting around in the big city of Philadelphia to any junior who may need it. Seventy-seven