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

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NOAH G. Goon, Dean Route 4, Lancaster, Pa. Clzemistry, Physics, German, Senior Adviser You have passed another milestone in your life. When we speak of milestones in life we like to think of important events that have real significance. i Your four years in high school have been pleasant years. You have made many friend- ships that will be major contributions to your life undertakings. You have received training that gave you skills, knowledge, understand- ings, convictions, and viewpoints. You have changed in these four years, May we consider earnestly and seek God's guidance in using the talents and opportuni- ties that are ours. For your spiritual, educational, social, and physical growth I express concern and interest. as -. I, 132 so . r ffftx , ' ' f 5 KES - , ,- ,zl .1- li...',. J... E, . -1' ' 113- 'i'?Y'l,F.5v?1'41xa1-Ls' , F7 -115' ' :rf 4 r -s. 7- -g,.tft....-:vigrx gag - 394-,. .. .f 6442, L 'Ls.2a'sealuili, iv gdeig t ' s in ru . ' . at v I CLYDE B. STONER, Secretary-treasurer Route 4, Lancaster, Pa. Bookkeeping, Typing, Music It is with joy that I give to you this expres- sion of congratulations upon the completion of your work at Lancaster Mennonite School. It is with appreciation for the quality of work you have done and the standards of Christian living which you have maintained that I ex- tend to you my best wishes for your future welfare. Life's opportunities are before you- opportunities for consecrated service to your Lord and your neighbor. May your life be enriched by the Spirit of Christ dwelling with- in your heart and may those whom you meet and with whom you serve be blessed by the life you live. 15

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YE' ' fi? 'U' i Ib We a i AMOS W1 YVEAVER, Principal Route l, Ronks, Pa. Bible Dear Seniors, Graduates: Two things account for your having achieved the status of a graduate. They also account for the quality of your gradu ate standing as well as your future successes They are: your God-given endowments talents, opportunities and His continued mercies toward you on the one hand, and your own use and application of them on the other. God is good and God is faithful You can count on Him always, for He will not fail you. Herein lies the testing of our faith, at least in part. Another very important aspect of our faith in Him is our willingness to trust our future, and our plans for the future, entire- ly in His hands and to accept gladly, un- complainingly whatever disposal He makes of them. If you are willing and ready to have the Lord Jesus decide the place and manner of your service, i.e., anything, any- where, then you can be assured that your 14 , .,.,.Y. prayers lor guidance will always be an swered Also your life will count for more in the light of eternal values than ll possl bly could in any other way This ideal IS not unattainable It IS pos sible and I believe will be realized in a large measure by this graduating class I believe it because I believe in God and I also believe in you and your Christian faith I am confident that he which hath begun a good work 111 you will perform it until the day of esus Christ Phil 1 6 As you leave this school you will carry with you many memories the best of which under Gods gracious providence, will be the more easily and lovingly remem- bered. You will also carry with you our very best wishes and fervent prayers that as God shows you the path of life you will carefully walk in it, and find much joy and happiness in serving Him. . J

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HARVEY W. BAUMAN Route 1, Lititz, Pa. Problems of Democracy, Shop, Health, Sunday School Teaching, Freshman Ad- viser Christ and His kingdom must increase but each of us as citizens of that kingdom must decrease. JESSE T. BYLER Route 4, Lancaster, Pa. junior Business Training, Civics and Pennsylvania History, campus Improve- ment, junior Adviser God's perfect understanding, His per- petual presence, and His personal care are yours. Bank on this-a lifetime en- dowment. NIARY ELIZABETH Coit Route 2, Downingtown, Pa. Assistant Matron, Girls' Health Who answers Christ's insistent call Must give himself, his life, his all. Christ claims him wholly for His own He must be Christ's, and Christ's alone. -JOHN OXENHAM. 16 HAROLD H. BRENNEMAN 123 North Academy Drive, Ephrata, Pa. English, Public Speaking Master the tools of learning and com- munication: God has assigned divine or- ders and divine glory to be learned and communicated. The assignment is not optional.