Western Mennonite School - Pioneer Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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DAVID JUNIOR STUTZMAN Salem, Oregon CLASS PRESIDENT . Stutz .. for he's a jolly good fellow, joker lad, listen' to that tenor! -56-57-58-59 PATSY JOANNE ROTH Tofield, Alberta, Canada CLASS SECRETARY Why study? loyal Canadian, pretty handwriting. 1 -59 LUWAKU GLEN YODER Smith, Alberta, Canada CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT Ed . . unwavering, social able, much study is a wear- niess of the flesh. o - . V u . . F .. 2132: X . V ...us - ....,..nl,. '-I-I-I-Niif'1'2 MA RIAN LA vo NNE KAUFFMAN Br o wns vi 1 1 e , O 1' e g on ?-'-',f!::f fffI- CLASS TREASURER - '-'.-iw? .- Q. .Speech is the index of her '- mind, personality plus, Pray- er is not eloquence, but earn- estness. -59 17 s

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PRINE MJS SSA LE TO THE CLASS OF 1959- Do your best to present yourself to God an approved Workman who has nothing to be ashamed of. fPaulj For four years you have been challenged, as you were encour- aged by teachers, parents, and fellow students to give your best in application and workmanship, toward a successful completion of your secondary education. The degree with which each of you has responded varied according to clearness of conviction and vision. Achievement for each has been according to faithfulness in daily response to the task at hand. Your diploma is an evaluation of your academic success at Western 'n terms of your teachers' standards. Patterns and habits of thought and work have been ormed by you. Now as you anticipate life from a new viewpoint, you are characteris- ically optimistic and full of expectancy. Let me remind you that basically life from ow on will be no different from the past four years. As individuals you Will continue o vary in your application and workmanship. Success will continue to depend largely on clarity of vision and strength of conviction. Achievement will still continue to be easured in terms of faithfulness. The words of Paul will continue to be even more rgent and challenging. There will be a diploma at the end of life which will indicate the measure of your success in terms of God's standard. If you, by God's grace, Do your best to present yourself to God an approved Workman who has nothing to be shamed of then your diploma will be Well done, thou good and faithful servant . his is my greatest desire for you, the Class of 1959. May God bless each one. Sincerely, fftfzbcgffffff 16 Q Paul E. Yodgr Principal '

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CLIFFORD DUANE BECKLER Lebanon, Oregon Cowboy . . auctioneer, miles of smiles, f57-58-59 loyal Clarion. l 18 JOYCE VEREEN BERKEY Sheridan, Oregon Giggle plus, a Woman after her own heart, friendly. -59 V w GLENN ARLO -BOND Canby, Oregon Bond-boy . . a closed mouth catches no flies, polite and neat. -58-S9 DALE WILLARD BIRKY Columbia Falls, Montana Still water runs deep, well liked, oh for the life of a bachelor. UQ -59