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

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Anna Mary Weaver Ephrata, Route 3, Pa. History, Englishg Civics. Wise to resolve ana' patient to reforni.-HoM12R. Dear Seniors: g You are going forth into a troubled, fearful, and tumultuous world 5 however, with Christ as your Guide, you can face the future with confidence, strength, and peace. Ellen Ruth Petre Maugansville, Maryland Biology, Assistant Matron. The niost certain sign of wisdom is at continual clieezffnlness. H er state is like that of things above the inoon, always clear and serene.-MONTAIGNE. Congratulations, Seniors! And best wishes too. In wishing you good things, I could Wish for you much success, great happiness, and many other good things. But I wish you the best. I wish you a life completely broken and yielded to Christ, and filled entirely by I-lim. Then all these things shall be added unto you. John Willard Weaver New Holland, Route 1, Pa. Mathematics 5 Shop. I think, therefore I ani.-DEscARTEs. Dear Seniors: In the hurried rush of modern life be sure to devote a certain time daily to quietness and meditation. The key to inner calm is through meditation and communion with the Eternal One.

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Paul Nissley Kraybill Lancaster, Route 4, Pa. Hall Manager. Responsibility walks hand in hand with capacity and power- HOLLAND. Dear Seniors: God needs men and women who are willing to run ahead of the crowd and do great things for Him. His supply of wisdom and power is unlimited. Opportunities to serve are unequaled. Don't be satished to live an ordinary life! Martha F. Mosemann 362 Atkins Ave., Lancaster, Pa. Commercial Subjects. Labor, wide as the earth, has its snnzniit in heaven.-CARLYLE. Dear Seniors: May you be so pliant in the Master's hands that He can use you whenever and wherever He chooses. Erla Marie Oberholtzer 315 S. State St., Ephrata, Pa. Englishg Civics. What sweet delight a quiet life afords.-DRUMMOND, To the Graduates: Where now? You may not know but as you live in the lQord's presence each day and resign all things into His hands, the path will become visible.

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Edna Katherine Wenger Bareville, Pa Latin, Stylusg Librarian. May God give me rzeither poverty hor riches, but whatsoever it may be thy will to give, give meg with it, a heart that knows humbly to acqaiesee in what is thy ZUill.-GOTTI10'LD. You may know the way by these marks: the manger, the shop, the temple, Gethsemane, Calvary, the garden, Olivet, and heaven. Do you still follow? Sadie Mae Yost Gap, Route 1, Pa. Mathematiesg Englishg Civics. D0 not wait for extraordinary circumstances to do good, try to use ordinary situations.-RICHTER. Dear Seniors : C May you be the kind of Christian who welcomes revival, for a readiness to repent is a sign of spiritual health and progress. Mary Elizabeth Lutz 250 W. Bainbridge St., Elizabethtown, Pa. Secretary, Bookkeeper. The great use of life is to spend it for something that will out- last if.-JAMES. Dear Seniors: Isn't it gratifying to know that your great Leader goeth before to lead you? 'May you follow as He leads and your life will be pros- perous and useful.