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

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f «r] c-- ( ■ : Edna K. Wenger 1 71 East Main Street Bareville, Pa. M.A. English I, Latin Larry Wenger Miriam E. Wenger 2176 Lincoln Highway East 76 Greenfield Road Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. B.A. Matron Algebra, General Science Explored and analyzed the physical world and then finished triumphant. Student Teachers: Dwight Beachy, Floyd MasI Roy L. Scholl MifFlinburg, Pa Assistant Hall Manager

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A. Grace Wenger spins Shakespeare ' s Macbeth to English IV students. Typing, bookkeeping, shorthand— all these subjects are in the Commercial curriculum. The commercial student not only learns to do things quickly, but also accurately. He may get the chance to work in the business office here at school a few times. He is preparing for office work. More students graduate with the General diploma than with any other type. This is not because the General curriculum is easy, but because the student can choose a larger variety of subjects. Many who receive the General diploma further their training after high school. Beverly Ann Shreiner Clyde B. Stoner Route 2 2130 Hobson Road Amos W. Weaver A. Grace Wenger Lititz, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Route 1 171 East Main Street Registered Nurse M.Ed. Ronks, Pa. Bareville, Pa. School Nurse, Girls ' Hee Ith Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Minister M.A. Office Practice Bible English 1, IV 21

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Cooks: Edna M. Hershey, Hattie Engle, Ruth Lefever, Mabel S. Kreider, Mary Leaman, Alma Ranck. Arlene Gorber, Secretary in the Dean ' s office. Samuel Siegrist, maintenance. Mervin L aman, Secretary in the Business office. The aroma from the kitchen the sound of a typewriter, the rattle of wastecans ... all this is a part of the life of L.M.S. Even though we seldom come in contact with our employees, we all benefit from their diligent work. Whether in the office, behind a boiling pot, or using a broom, these few people are happily working to keep us happy. 23