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

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Wisdom is the principal thingg therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. Learning facts is relatively easy g learning concepts is more important and more difficultg integrating these facts and concepts into the framework of God's rev- elation of Himself is the highest and most difficult educational task. It can be accomplished only as one makes a faith commitment to God and walks by the Holy Spirit. - Commitment with education added equals wisdom and understanding. Principal J. LESTER BRUBAKER, Ed.D

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This year the administrative responsibilities were placed into different handsg Mr. Brubaker was positioned as principal, and Mr. Dietz became assistant prin- cipal. Mr. Stoner continued his efficient management of the school's business. Because Mr. Brubaker was on campus only two days a week, Mr. Dietz was given a large share of responsi- bility. These three men were most dedicateclg they gave un- grudgingly of their time and ef- fort, working long hours into the night. We are grateful for their contributions and leader- ship in making this a successful year. MYRON S. DIETZ, M.Ed. Assistant Principal CLYDE B. STONER, M,Ed. Business Manager Intffoducing

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Our M other Tangue English allowed us to identify With characters in lit- erature as they faced life. We expressed ourselves in themes where teachers corrected dangling modihers, misspellings, or poor punctuation. JANET N. GEHMAN, B,A. English IV Laurel Wreath advisor Able cook . . . bells are her hobby MIRIAM HESS, B.A. English I, II Sophomore class advisor Expressive poet . . . sports provide relaxation ROBERT MICHAEL, B.A. English III Laurel Wreath advisor junior class advisor Dark Room Club Teacher of concepts not facts . . , enjoys photography trivial