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

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Dear Seniors: VV e now say good-by to you. We appreciated having you in this Christian institution for your high-school education. VVe send you forth with the conhdence that you are better equipped to meet life's opportunities and responsibilities. We are looking to you to go forth from school unto a life with a purpose. This purpose should Dear Class of 1952: The years in this school have seemed short to you. You will not soon forget the time you have been here because the years you spent here are important years of your life. They are the years in which many of your life habits and attitudes took definite form. The school may, or may not, have had a large part in the formation of those patterns in your life. But it is still true that these four years Filled that part of your life in which many of life's patterns are usually set. VVe have often prayed and shall continue to pray that the school's influence on your lives may have been a good one and that its good work in your lives will continue to manifest itself in many ways in 16 Jacob Paul Graybill East Earl, Pa. Principal, Bible Doctrine. lflfhat I want is, not to possess religion but to lziwe a religion tha! shall possess me. -KINGsLEY. be to live for the Lord in every area of.your life, to work loyally with the church, to seek to take your place humbly, allowing the Lord and the church to guide you. Do not live aimlessly, keep your goals and standards high, remember what you have been taught, look for opportu- nities for serving humanity, be ready for the l.ord's direction and call. Noah Gehman Good Lancaster, Route 4, Pa. Deang Natural Sciencesg Germany P.O.D. Nature is a more powerful force than edurationg ti-me will de- velop everything.-DIsRAELI. Some of you will soon accept jobs. Others will early be homemakers in their own right. Some will go on in school. The church will lay hands on a few in a dehnite way while she claims all of you even if there is no specific assignment. Some of you will have unusual experiences while others will live more ordi- narily. VVe look for every one of you to live worthy lives so that your home, your commu- nity, your school, and your church can at all times say with satisfaction of you that that is one of our men or women, he is doing a good work. Surely you will want to make your life the expression of your class motto and continue to follow -Christ all your lifetime.