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

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Iacob Paul Graybill East Earl, Pennsylvania Bible, Principal. s Bishop of large district . . . edits Przsloml Messenger . . . on Supervising Committee of school plus other committees . . . has live children . . . likes woodworking . . . possesses a good deal of knowledge on Divine Healing . . . concerned . . . captivating illustrations . . . stable Christian influence. Dear Graduates: X'Ve are glad to send you forth as graduates of Lancaster Men- nonite School with the confidence that you have here received the visions, the ideals, the resignation, and the encouragement that it takes to help you share the Church's responsibility in the world. The Church is God's channel to show His love and salvation to the world. Submit yourself to the Lord and the Church. The Church has many opportunities for you, whether it be as an obedient disciple in the home, that of a farmer, a Christian teacher, or whether it be in the dark corners of the earth. May you both trust and obey the living Christ as you meet the future day by day. In Christian and teaching fellowship, J. Paul Graybill. Noah Gehman Good Route 4, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Natural Sciences, German, Dean. Minister . . . on Supervising and Discipline Committees . . . working for Doctor of Education degree . . . lives on campus all the time . . . two children in school this year, another on faculty . . . likes carpentering, truck gardening, nature, and good books . . . considerate . . . has interest and ability along many lines . . . possessor of adroit statements . . . genuine in- terest in each student. YVhen the senior class leaves school we cannot ask them where they are going. They do not know. They may have plans, but the future is not definite and we cannot plan for it with any degree of certainty. It is lair to expect that sixty seniors will do a lot of good if doing good is their purpose. It is my sincere hope that every one of you will use the days and months that the future holds to do much good for your fellow man and to bring much glory to your God. Strive for a very long time to maintain an intimate relationship with the Christian home, church, and school that contributed to your training. Come back to each of them often for re- newed friendship and encouragement. But most of all, seek the friendship of good, Christian men and women where you are and have constant communion with God. U61