Western Mennonite School - Pioneer Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Sandra Nels on Nashville, Oregon C, L, Nelson To provoke laughter without joining in it greatly heightens the effect. Carol Nofziger Lebanon, Oregon Virgil Nofziger Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. Ardys Roth Albany, Oregon Ed Roth Ruth Ropp Albany, Oregon A, M, Ropp Like the bee we should make our industry our amusement Good-1-hmnor makes all things tolerable. Lois Roth Foster, Oregon W. W, Roth The small courtesies the greater enoble it. sweeten lifeg

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Loretta Wisseman Ft. Collins, Colorado Cortos Wisseman The merit of originality is not novelty, it is sin- cerity. Alta Wolfer Sweet Home, Oregon Clayton Wolfer The artist beholds more in nature than she herself is conscious of. .eh. h .- ' - :',,rwa1'ff1 ' W 'r'-Gia '. .Jn 2:7323 h f if f r5gg, ,LeS, 1' 'f ..-Us :,. J 2 ir.7zs R'?N?:i ' ,, 'iii E - xr E I iw I ' fr fgiffii 2 5 f uw : anis? ls' ' 1 I IWW ,K-,, A, I , i ,,.,,, H1131 551ifif1i.: F ' 5- - or gy, , lf? lkfl13f,,1-,, ff, ,rig .--f 1.1 rw, ,, 3 ,..,., . f 1 -I , - f J fr -f:.711, ,. ' .. 'wfaigiglirwf - f- my Shirley Yoder Sheridan, Oregon Elmer Yoder Conversation is an alt in which one has all man- kind for competitors. Dear Seniors , HE IS THE BEGINNING... SO THAT HE ALONE SHOULD STAND FIRST IN EVERYTHING. For I am certain of this very thing, that He who beganthe good work in you will go on until the day of Jesus Christ to complete it. The beginning of Reality is the good work of Salvation. God through the Holy Spirit continues by om' personal faith to increase and strengthen this good work. Western Mennonite School is dedicated to the task of furthering this good work in every student. Western is not serving in the suse of aiding God in His work but more importantly as a sanctified instrument through which and by which God can perform His work unhindered in the lives of its students. One of the pleasures that partly compensate for the stress of administration is the observations made andthe expres- sions heard from our gmdl-lates ofthe spiritual blessings received while at Western resulting in changed interests. - Western's high- est interest and goal is intertwined in the Godly service and work of those who became a living part of her as students and then have gone out for God and for our Church showing acontinued growth through following God's revealed plan for their lives. You represent a valuable and vitaladdition to this growing num- ber of dedicated altunni. You have received much from Westerng you should in turn give much to others. My thoughts and prayers shall follow you away from Western to your places of life. For each of youl would hope that UCHRISTALONE SHOULD STAND FIRST IN EVERYTHING. In isti T ankfulness, Paul E. Yoder,f ncipal