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

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ANNA KATHERINE BARR Maugansville, Md. Maugansville High School Ig L.M.S. II, III, IVg Dormitory Studentg Class Treasurer II5 Laurel Wreath Staff, Typist I .I . Kathy's dark hair and dark eyes make her an attractive little lady . . . competent typist . . . often seen with Joanne . . . U6 of the Senior girls' sextet. Her ways are ways of pleasantness. -Proverbs. DOROTHY MAE BAUINIAN R. 1, Lititz, Pa. L.M.S. I, II, III, IVQ Day Studentg Needlecraft I, III, IV. Reflects a true Christian spirit . . . athletic . . . a sister to Broth- er Bauman . . . gets things done. Let us be such ans help the life of the future. -Zo1'0a.ster. 8

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Aden Gingerich, President: Hclcn Longcncckcr, Secretary: Mary Zook, Treasurcrg Milton Lehman, Vice- President Senior Class residents Message As we look back on our past lives, it seems as though only yesterday we were yet small children and our parents made most of our decisions. Through- out childhood someone made our decisions or else greatly influenced each one we made. For instance, our teachers and ministers have greatly influenced our lives. Our brothers and sisters also played a large role in influencing our decisions. Close friends have contributed to the kind of decisions we made. But now many of us have reached the age where we are more'or less on our own. We must now by ourselves make our own choices in the light of the past and also of the future by the help of the Spirit. Cod expects this of us and it is our responsibility to develop the ability to make our own choices. A person hasift really learned to live if he hasn't learned to make right choices and decisions by the aid of the Spirit. Now we, the class of '54, have come to another place of decision in life. We realize that probably decisions that we make now are chiefly what our lives will hinge upon. But in the tenseness of making our choices we rest in complete confidence that, all things work together for good to them that love Cod, to them who are the called according to his purposef, We look into the misty future with great anticipation of what it may contain for us. We ask you as our friends to pray fervently as we scatter to every direction from L.M.S. We go forth in the name of jesus Christ in service for Him as He leads us ever onward. ADEN GINGERICH A7

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GRACE BONNIE BEACHY Greenwood, Del. Greenwood Mennonite School I, II, III, L.M.S. IV, Dormi- tory Student. Studious . . . one of our Delaware friends . . . considerate . . energetic. ' A man that hath friends must shew himself friendh1.',-Bible. ELAIVI WEAVER BEILER A R. 2, Elverson, Pa. L.M.S. I, II, III, IV, Dormitory Student, Laurel VVreath Staff, Photographer IV, Campus Improvement I, III, Shop II, Honor Society I, III. A sincere Christian . . . often seen with tl camera . . . takes an active part in sports . . . upholds his opinions. He who can. at all times sacrifice pleasure to duty approaches sublimity.',-Lauater. BEATBICE ELEANOR BENNER B. 1, Spring City, Pa. L.M.S. I, III, IV, Vincent Mennonite School II, Dormitory Student I, III, IV, Nature Study IV, Art IV, Honor Society I, 111. F -W C- Better known as Benty . . . quiet at first sight . . . efficient waitress . . . ladylike. W The silent countenance often SjlffIIk4Y.',-OUIII. 9 2