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

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Uur Teachers Care for Us as People. BELOW LEFT: Dell. Glick, B.S. . Bible, Athletic Director. l don't think that was very funny. BELOW RIGHT: Noah G. Good, M.S. , German, French. lf you want to be fluent in a foreign language, you must train yourself to think in that language. .-1 I ABOVE: Joseph L. Heller, B.S. , Art. Biology, Agriculture. These guys, Iwish they'd tell me what they're trying to draw. RIGHT: Clyde M. Hollinger, B.S. . Music. German. As I was saying, the first step in getting an A in this class is to ask a lot of questions.

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English and Fine Arfs We started with Grammar, learning the rules of the English language. We applied these rules in Cre- ative Writing and Journalism. We learned to com- municate in Speech. We studied literature of the Bible, of Christian Faith, and of American Minorities along with short stories and novels. We developed an appreciation for music by singing and studying the basics. We learned to creatively construct objects in art. In these areas we expressed ourselves, showing who we really were. LEFT: Myron S. Dietz. M.S. , Social Science, Church History. The dear brother who wrote this seems to have some problems. BELOW LEFT: Daniel L. Dietzel, B.A. . English, Spanish. We1l, maybe . . . Another way of looking at it would be . . . BELOW: Janet N. Gehman, M.Ed. , English. I could spend half my time arranging books in this new storeroom.

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ABOVE LEFT: I . Clair Hollinger, Drafting, Crafts. Dost thou not know that I am ever watching over thee? UPPER RIGHT: Barbara A . Kanagy, B.A. . English. The test will consist of thirty multiple choice, twenty true and false. and ten discussion. It should take forty-five minutes. LEFT: Mark A . Kelley, B.A. , English. Ten minutes is quite a long time for the lav pass. ABOVE: Martha H. Kelley, B.A. , Physical Education. Girls, girls, girls, you have to hit each other's sticks three times before you hit the ball.