Belleville Mennonite High School - Kish O Vale Yearbook (Belleville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1945 volume:

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Upon who who intimately lives wi . me ' are made by fools lilre ke a rree. Poems G06 can ma Bur only --Boyce Kilmer Corrs TAUB.S FU reliewistow RNITURE EX H CHANG E wiv L ,, In mmm A5 ww, M w M 4' as an waz' A M ,Wi my W gg W ,, mu ' 151 wfsfqrfwknb . PM ww ' ,M w .1 E 4,4M m wgkmx 9151, ' ' is F Q EJH 5 'M wr Nw 'J , W wi ' .fm LQHH-K ,lf 5, fy Eg, ,W 1.5 W, qgwgvag :Q W 'N L W, H WM vuxu W ,HQ ,, ery-,, ' Q Jigsaw 1:9 WW may Q F -J Eff? f W M F F HW.. www , ,,. J- v1 W A R ,, .:g,4t141'f M V1 F E W 5' 1 'Sf '1T'7nif3TLM1 gk w 1' Hi' MH M 5 5 Curly blond hair. . .blush- es easily. . . all-around sportsman. . . always has an answer. . .keeps Latin class lively. MARY ALICE FRENCH Mary A1ice B Course Prayer Meeting Leader 1, 3,45 Friday lvloming De- f votion Committee 15 Ladies' Quartet 15 Mixed Octet 5 35 Mixed Chorus and Touring Chorus 1, 3,45 Ladies' Sextet and Chorus 4. 5 Cheerful disposition. . . dependable. . . has that partic- ular giggle. . .hard worker. . .knows her music. . . artistically inclined. E l s MR. AND MRS. JESSE AND FAMILY JASON LEE BYLER l!Y'itl1 A Course Menls Quartet 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Committee 25 Al- thesean Committee 2, 35 Class Vice President 25 Class President 35 Kish-O -Vale 35 Prayer Meeting Chorister 35 Student Court 45 FTA 45 Althesean Presi- dent 45 Touring Chorus 3,4, President 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Men's gas ss 4 ' 5 Chorus 4. ESTHER THELMA GLICK Esther- A Course Ladies' Quartet 15 Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 Kish- O-Vale 3 4- FTA Vice President 3- Prayer Meetin I I 7 g Chorister 35 FTA Secretary 45 Student Court 45 Tour- ing Chorus Secretary-Treasurer 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Touring Chorus 3,45 Ladies' Sextet, Trio, and Chorus 4. Friendly senorita with a smile. . . has lots of brain power. . .likes to tease and be teased. . . has that rich, low alto voice. . . College bound. KENNETH J. HARTZLER lv Bone vu A COUISG Men's Quartet 1, 2,3,4g Class President lg Social Committee 1, Friday Morning Devotion Committee 2, News and Views 2g Student Court 4g FTA Presi dent 4g Mixed Chorus 2,4g Touring Chorus 4g Men s Chorus 4. Distinctive bass voice. . .natural leader. . . 99 441100170 a gentleman. . .tops in sports. . .talented in la Clase de espanal. ETHEL ELIZABETH HA RT ZLER S Ethe1 4 A Course p 5 Ladies' Quartet lg Mixed Quartet 2g News and Views 2, Student Council Secretary -Treasurer 3g Althesean Committee 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4g Ladies' Sextet and Chorus 4. Quartet 2g 3,45 FTA 3,45 Men Source of gentleman ability. . MR. AND Pal to that special cow. . . true friend. . . every inch a lady. . . short, quick, and talkative. . .that blush! ! ! . . . Future lady in white. GEORGE THOMAS YODER Yoder A Course Men's Quartet 1,2,3,4g News and Views 1, Mixed Althesean Committee 2, President 3g Class President 2,4g Student Court 33 Kish-O-Vale 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4g Touring Chorus 's Chorus 4. those jokes and witty remarks. . .a real . , , always busy. . .has great leadership .possesses a delightful tenor voice. MRS. ERIE RENNO AND FAMILY Chorus 4. giggle . Squirrel . . .excels in sports . . . full of fun. . . happy -go -lucky. . . polite. . . ladies' man. . . enjoys hunting. IRENE MARIE KAUFFMAN Irene B Course Ladies' Quartet 15 News and Views 25 Social Commit- tee 25 Kish-O-Vale 35 Class Vice President 45 FTA 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Touring Chorus 3,45 Ladies' Sextet and Chorus 4. Lively lass with a ready smile. . .lots of wavy hair. . . sympathetic and understanding. . . pleasant soprano voice. . .ta1kative. . . efficient typist. MR. AND MRS. ELAM PEACHEY and FAMILY HELEN LAVERNE PEACHEY Helen B Course Althesean Secretary-Treasurer 35 Athletic Committee 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Touring Chorus 3,45 Ladies' Excitable. . . lively. . . enjoys horseback ri ding. . .future farmerette. . . always laughing. . . has quite a unique RICHARD DEAN Mixed Chorus KAUFFMAN Dick Course Student Council Vice Pres- ident 45 FTA 45 2, 3,45 Touring Chorus 3,45 Men's Chorus 4. I l 3 RUTH ELLEN HA RT ZLER ll 11 A Course Student Council 45 FTA 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Touring Chorus 3,45 Ladies' Sextet and Chorus 4. Very much a lady. . .enjoys reading. . .hates to be called shy. . .quiet and reserved, but friendly. . .EMC bound, with teaching aspirations. ANNE MARLENE YODER llAnnell B Course Viterian Secretary-Treas- urer 35 Class Secretary 45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Tour- ing Chorus 3,45 Ladies' I E 1 -s ,, V Likes to tease. . . good paint- er. . . mischievous. . . friend- , I ly. . .excels on the basketball Chorus 4. floor. . . frank outlook on life. r VERA DOROTHY KING Vera B Course Mixed Quartet 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 8,45 Touring Chorus 3,45 Ladies' Chorus 4. Business math brain. . .possessor of a special giggle. . .tall and slim. . .willing to lend a helping hand. . . has secretarial aspirations. MR. AND MRS. JESSE PEACHEY AND FAMILY S22 iii 5152 z,l mfg. 5 , 5 DONALD HACKENBERRY Y' ll tv E A Course Kishacoquillas High 1,25 FTA 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Touring Chorus 45 Men's Chorus 4. Tall and lanky. . .walk all his own. . .large vocabulary . . . always says what he thinks. . . deep thinker. . . fu- ture Einstein. SQSWMQBEQ M l LOMIE KATHRYN SPICHER 1 5 3 tonne S , is fl if 3 I 5 V B Course Q A 5 5 5 55. V Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Tour- . 1 5 p K ing Chorus 45 Lasies' Chorus Pleasant personality. . . I K quiet. . . friendly. . . content H I in every state. . . dependable . . . quick. . . enjoys working 1 with children. .li 1 S515 DAVID JESSE SHARP Dave 1 A Course E Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Touring Chorus 3,45 Men's Chorus 4. 1 Enjoys life. . .hearty laugh. . .likes algebra reading 3 5 Prob1ems???. . .real sharp . . . good natured. fell, J ap li il-5. ffs ,aux ef X rw, r 5 55, DR, AND Mas, JAMES BRENNEMAN AND FAMILY 55,5 E A ik imggls I THOMAS LEE PEACHEY W nTo.l.nvv i 5 X al 5 fi uBn Course I Men's Quartet 1, 2, 3,4g Class Secretary-Treasurer lg Mixed Quartet 2g Social Committee 2g Student Coun- cil 3g Viterian President 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4g Tour- A ing Chorus 3,4g Men's Chorus 4. Adept with a paint brush. . . athletic. . .friendly smile . . .looks down to people under 6'1 . . .his red hair matches his convertible. CATHERINE CAROL PEACHEY Cathy B Course Ladies' Quartet 1- Athletic Committee 1- Viterian Committee 2 3- C1355 vice Small but mighty. . . excels President 1 3- Kish-0-Va1e ' in all sports. ..not in the least 3 4. FTA 4. Mixed Chorus bashful. . .pals with a paint 2, 3, 4: Tguring Chorus 3, 4 bII1Sl'1. . . graceful lC6'Sk3I6l'. Ladies' Chorus 4 MILO LEON YODEI llLeon'l B Course Rothrock High 1.2. Sincere. . . seen more than heard. . .easy to get along with. . . real friend. . . makes his paintings live. . . fond of hunting. MR. AND MRS. JOHN S. ZOOK AND FAMILY I Q i Merry laugh. . . lots of fun. . . swell friend. . . often seen be- hind the counter in White Hall. . . future pulse -taker. LEONARD PAUL YODER ' ll Len!! B Course Kish-O-Vale 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Touring Chorus 3, 4, Men's Chorus 4. Mischievous dark eyes. . . enjoys arguing. . . likes sports . . . sleepy on Monday mornings. . . future plowboy. MR. AND MRS. JESSE SHARPAAND FAMILY v ,,,. A 5 JOSEPH Y. RENNO i ' 5 1 i A Course ...: ..... Althesean Committee 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Touring Chorus 4g Men's Chorus 4. 2 Quiet until you get to know him. . . then look out! I l 1 good pal. . . poetic. . . baseball fan. MARIE KATHERINE YODER Marie A Course Huntingdon High 1,2g Class Treasurer 4, Mixed Chorus 3,4g Touring Chorus 4g Ladies' Chorus 4. I. LESTER YODER Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Touring Chorus 3,45 Men's Chorus 4. Thrifty with words. . . excels in math and art. . .con- tributes to the tenor section of chorus. . . displays a help- ing hand . B Course time i I H 5 nJ'ackn EV AMELIA SUSAN PEACHEY Mixed Chorus 3 . Amelia A Course Intelligent. . .enjoys studying. . .quiet but friendly. . . considerate of others. . .speaks Pennsylvania Dutch. . . nursing aspirations. ill .514 1 ,rife . Tl Q f L ., -LJ MR, AND MRS, SOLOMON PEACHEY AND FAMILY MR, AND MRS. JOHN M, KAUFFMAN AND FAMILY sig I ' syn F 1, 1 sw 'J K ma W 4, f. E :' 4 I N - s .. 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ANNE YODER - - - ETHEL HARTZLER JASON BYLER - - - LOMIE SPICHER - LESTER YODER - - GEORGE YODER - IRENE KAUFFMAN - - RUTH HARTZLER RICHARD KAUFFMAN HELEN PEACHEY - - - KENNETH HARTZLER DAVID SHARP ---- AMELIA PEACHEY - - LEONARD YODER - - ESTHER GLICK - - - THOMAS PEACHEY - CATHERINE PEACHEY - - - JOSEPH RENNO ---- MARIE YODER ---- MARY ALICE FRENCH DONALD HACKENBERRY - - VERA KING -------- LEON YODER ------- Secretary - - Nurse Musician - Clerk Farmer - - High school teacher ---------- Success - - - Elementary teacher - Physical Education teacher Secretary - - - - - - Music director Voluntary Service worker ---- ---- ----Nurse ----------Success - - -High school teacher - - - - - Happily married Physical Education teacher - - - - Elementary teacher - ------- Nurse ------- Success - -- High school teacher - - - - - - Secretary - - Farmer THE KEPLER STUDIOS Artists--Photographers E S 2 3 X 1 3 5 i N 1 l ? Q! I 2 S 5 ROW ONE: Mildred Byler, Marjorie Roth, Darlis Kanagy, Mary Esther Hartzler, Esther Peachey, Stella Peachey, Sharon Stayrook, Esther Hartzler. ROW TWO: Elizabeth Huegel, Allen Peachey, Loren Kauffman, Alvin Swartzentruber, Clyde Espigh, Elmer Metzler, Edwin Yoder, Sylvan Yoder, Ann Renno. ROW THREE: Irvin Hartzler, Aquilla Kanagy, Ronald Kauffman, Norman Kanagy, Lee Peachey, Titus Yoder, Roger Peachey, Willard Peachey, Linus Sharp. NOT ON PICTURE: Omer King. Girls: Fond of gym class. Boys: Full of mischievous ideas. Vivacious and full of spirit, All sizes. H. O. ANDREWS MACLAY 8: SONS President ---- - - - LEE PEACHEY Vice President - - ------ ANN RENNO Secretary - - - - - SHARON STAYROOK Treasurer ---------- ---- M ARIORIE ROTH ROW ONE: Ruby Yoder, Kathleen Yoder, Rosa Yoder, Jane Glick, Sara Renno, Lavina Kauffman, Rachel Spicher, Mary Grace Byler. ROW TWO: Ronald Kanagy, Sanford King, Omar Zook, Ronald Yoder, Harold Yoder, Herman Swartzentruber, Roy Kanagy, Julia Hartzler, Darlis Glick. NOT ON PICTURE: Ruby Byler. President ---- - - SANFORD KING A Vice President ---- - - RONALD YODER F Secretary-Treasurer ---------- RUBY YODER WHL Girls: Studious but full of fun. Boys: Like to tease, loyal to their class, talkative. MR. AND MRS. IRVIN ROTH AND FAMILY O ROW ONE: Leo Miller, Jefferson Hartzler, Cecile Brenneman, Verda Hartzler, Rhoda Peachey, Avonelle Metzler, Beryl Hartzler. ROW TWO: Jesse Glick, Robert Stayrook Timothy Peachey, Marvin Peachey, J. Irvin Roth, Theodore Yoder, Jonathan Kanagy John Peachey, Ernest Swartzentruber, John Byler. NOT ON PICTURE: Joseph Hartzler v President ---- - - TIMOTHY PEACHEY N X Vice President - - - - JONATHAN KANAGY I-X -f secretary - - - - - -RI-IODA PEACHEY QS? Treasurer -------- - - - ROBERT STAYROOK Girls: Intellectual. Boys: Athletes, collectively cooperative, witty. THE WA LDO MILLER FAMILY A SATISFIED PATRON ROW ONE: Vera King, Lomie Spicher, Ruth Hartzler, Ethel Hartzler, Esther Glick, Marie Yoder, Irene Kauffman, Anne Yoder, Helen Peachey, Catherine Peachey. ROW TWO: Jason Byler, David Sharp, Leonard Yoder, Kenneth Hartzler, Thomas Peachey, Donald Hackenberry, Richard Kauffman, Leon Yoder, Joseph Renno, George Yoder. NOT ON PICTURE: Lester Yoder, Mary Alice French, Amelia Peachey. President ---- - - GEORGE YODER Vice President - - - -IRENE KAUF1'-MAN 'f , Secretary - - - ---- ANNE YODER Treasurer -------------- - MARIE YODER 6.1 A. X X S 5 if Girls: Singers Boys: Greatly interested in cars. Ready for a good time. Always have an answer. JUNIOR CLASS 1. Big secrets. 2. Shop talk. 3. Well, are you coming in? 4. Takes thought, doesn't it? 5. Time to quit, boys. 6. They hate cameras?? 7. Three Deep. 8. One way to wash your face. 9. Brign on the grub. 10. A cheery group of lasses. 11. I got two hundred forty. 12. What's there to see? 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M Mm' A M: 'I' ,. lex L 'M li wig, QW wx Q A '31 Q' Q fs - is E5gf . f-QM fp I , X, 29 V x2W . :1fm9 I AQ , 'Mg ,W Y X' qx f mic v i - W ' Q' ' ' Vf s x fie A ' W 'M 2 , 5 mr-at I MMM Xx.x f W M M1 39 1 We 1 ,W f Xa EQ 1 qw? ,g m w- fm ww ef AW' 4+4 f ,X N E55 ww 4- 3 Syggywae W ww ww bv WM WH 2 f 44' LEFT TO RIGHT: Ross Metzler, Elrose Hartzler, Elam Glick, Erie Renno - Chairman, Waldo Miller, Ivan Yoder, Chester Kanagy, 0 0 W I 0 gddddqg ' LEFT TO RIGHT: Enos Peachey, Arthur Yoder, David Kanagy, Trennis King - Chair- man, Charles Kauffman, Fred Hartzler, Jefferson Hartzler. NOT ON PICTURE: Kore Yoder TOP'S DINER EASTERN STATES LEFT TO RIGHTS Ionathan Kanagy, John D. Zook, Jesse Peachey O I STANDING: Larry Wenger, Enos Peachey. SEATED: Mrs. Thomas Peachey. ' .7.,-4, 0 ' MARK R. YODER STEVEN I. KAUFFMAN l. 0 llilllllllll ii as SEATED: R. C. Laurie Mitton - Superintendent STANDING: Arthur Byer - Principal ' b Shakespeare said, A11 the world's a stage and all its men and women merely players. Shakespeare was right. Each ofyou is a player in the great drama of life. But with you it is more than acting, it is the real thing. Life is serious, and you have a serious task to perform--winning lost souls to Christ. Shakespeare also said concerning the players that they have their exits and their entrances. That is also true in life. When you make your exit will this bea better world because you have lived? May God grant that your life may count for Him. BURKE-JONES MOTOR CO. MISS ELIZABETH FRYE Goshen College, B. S. in Ed. Grade 1 MISS LOIS M. KRADY Eastern Mennonite College Grade 4 MISS LAVERNE ZEHR Eastern Mennonite College Grades 2 and 3 MISS MARIAN KAUFFMAN Bible, Grades 1-5 German, Grades 2-5 Story Time, Grades 1-5 MRS. VERNA YODER AND FAMILY MRS. ELLIE HA RTZLER AND FAMILY MISS SHIRLEY M. KAUFFMAN Eastern Mennonite College Juniata College English, Grades 6-8 Reading, Grades 6-8 History, Grade 8 Typing, Grade 10 MRS. JESSIE RHEAM Shippensburg College Juniata College Pennsylvania State University Grade 5 MR. RAYMOND E. FRENCH Eastern Mennonite College Art, Grades 6-8, 10-11 Spelling, Grades 6,7 Junior, Mixed, and Touring Choruses MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR YODER AND FAMILY , MR. MERLE E. YODER Math, Grades 6-8 Science, Grades 6-8 Algebra Ib MR. IVAN E. YODER History, Grades 6, 7 Bible, Grades 6-12 MR. RONALD DAVID Eastern Mennonite College College of William and Mary Ancient History, Chemistry Plane Geometry, Biology European History MISS ZELDA YODER Goshen College, A.B. Pennsylvania State University, M. in Ed. U.S. History, Spanish II Girls' Physical Education Girls' Health MR. L. LARRY WENGER Eastern Mennonite College, A.B. Algebra Ia, Algebra II Physics, Booklceeping Business Math MR. AND MRS. ELAM GLICK AND FAMILY MR, ROBERT CHARLES LAURIE MITTON John Brown University, B.S. S.E. Southwestern State Teachers' College University of Arkansas, M, A. Pennsylvania State University French Grades 6-8 Latin II MR. ARTHUR EDWIN BYER Eastern Mennonite College A.B. and Th.B. English, Literature Boys' Physical Education MR. FRANK BRENNEMAN On leave of absence at Goshen College i MR. AND MRS. NORMAN C. YODER AND FAMILY -ff 0 sm!! MISS MALINDA KAUFFMAN Secretary LEE M. YODER Janitor MRS 9198 H' ' ELL Wx ' W 1311 Sc IEHA QYXVES Qusvoaxa 15 O01 Cu L 0 SCXXQOX St0di 66 an G15 MR AND MRS CHRIST PEACHEY AND FAMILY 1. Wow, what energy! 2. Congregation of the righteous! 3. Queen of the com field 4. Where the work goes on. 5. Three lovely valentines?? 6. Busy, or just resting? 7. Sure, they go to school too. 8. Ok, take out a piece of paper. 9. Penny for your thoughts. 10. Originators of much excitement. 11. Caught in the act, 12, Oh, that srnilel 13. Working for once? D. K. HOSTETLER SUPER SELF SERVICE SHOE STORE a i 5 5 E i Une ROW ONE: Louis Byler, Mildred Renno, Delmar King, Mary Ellen Spicker, Abie Spicker, Jerald Yoder, Jonathan Yoder, Helen Kauffman, Ethel Hartzler, Lynda Byler. ROW TWO: Jay Byler, Carolyn Kanagy, Marilyn Kanagy, Arlene Hartzler Dennis Peachey, Roger Zook, Marlin Byler, Benny Zook, Christina Stuter, Vernon Kauffman, Ray Yoder, Floyd Kanagy. NOT OEN PICTURE: Carol Frankhouser. 7000 dp M lene Peachey ROW TWO- ROW ONE: Phyllis Kanagy, Iva Peachey, June Peachey, ar . . Mary Ellen Zook, I. Irvin Zook, Paul Yoder, Fred Kanagy, Elrose Peachey. ROW THREE h Irene J. Kan- Iohn D. Peachey, John A. Yoder, Joseph Byler, Glen Byler, John E. S arp, agy. NOT ON PICTURE: Rhoda Spicher, Vera Peachey. ROW ONE: Ralph Hostetler, Donna Kauffman, Edith Spicher, Joan Byler, Mary Ellen Yoder. ROW TWO: James Yoder, Sharon Kanagy, Rhoda Hartzler, Lors Ann Zook, Victor Yoder, John Hartzler. 4402 nw' vim: nua reacney, Annas Yoder, David Spicher, Paul Spicher, Tommy Ren no, Dennis Peachey, Paul Zook, Betty Peachey, Cynthia Stayrook. ROW TWO: Gladys Yoder, Jean Zook, Edith Hartzler, Tommy Stuter, Dwight Peachey, John Kanagy, Jay Irvin Peachey, Joyce Peachey, Shirley Frankhouser. ROW THREE: Charlotte Hostetier, Joann Zook, Ralph Yoder, Millard Hartzler, Darrel King, Llovd Zook, NOT ON PICTURE: Leon Peachey. che ROW ONE: Ethel Yoder, Joanabelle Miller, Barbara Yoder, Edith Yoder, Joyce Frankhouser, Mary Kathryn Hartzler, Anna Lois Peachey, Wilma Peachey, Twila Byler, ROW TWO: Arlene Spicher, Vivian Peachey, Esther Byler, Susan Yoder, Marian Kanagy, Jerald Peachey, Dale Kanagy, Ralph Hartzler, Conrad Peachey. Raymond gook, ,Loren Byler, John K. Yoder. dx, ROW TWU: ROW ONE: Charity Peachey, Rena Stuter, Joy Yoder, Susan Spicher. Salina Kanagy, Anna Mary Peachey, Mary Etta Spicher, Donella Kanagy, Shirley Peachey. ROW THREE: Tommy Zook, Daniel Byler, Margaret Hartzler, Ray Yoder, John Miller. NOT ON PICTURE: Katie Peachey, Bobby Kauffman. 664605 ROW ONE: Gertrude Swartzentruber, Sara Ann Hartzler, Roy Yoder, Martha Hart- zler, Martha Jane Peachey, Jean Byler, Saloma Yoder, Vernane King, Rhoda Yoder Glen Byler, ROW TWO: Thomas Spicher, John Peachey, Helen Glick, Marie Peachey, Rhoda Byler, Lee Zook, Dennis King, Gideon Yoder, Wilbur Peachey. NOT ON PICTURE: Linda Peachey. This page sponsored by: MR. AND MRS. PERCY YODER AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. JESSE BYLER AND FAMILY ROW ONE: Brenda Frankhouser, Alice Kauffman, Betty Jane Peachey, Nancy Yoder, Jane Metzler, Elaine Peachey, Bernadine Swartzentruber, Audrey Hartzler. ROW TWO: Ruth Peachey, Mary Ellen Yoder, Alta Sharp, Marlin Yoder, James Byler, Harry Lee Renno, Esther Byler, Melissa Yoder, Betty Hostetler. ROW THREE: Delmar Glick, Daryl Miller, John Glick. '7f'Sa4ooZ . 71 . ,ur D 1 f' my . I W, STANDING: Wilbur Peachey, Daniel Byler, Elaine Peachey, ig 4 KY! Alice Kauffman, Vernane King, Margaret Hartzler, Sara Ann XF ' Hartzler. SEATED: Delmar Glick - Chief Justice. F1 1 I .,,.-.-Y AND FAMILY 7 1. Mischief on hand! 2. Future greatness. 3. Developing reading skill. 4. Peace reigns in the schoolyard. 5. What's the plan, boys? 6. Contentment is great gain. 7. This snow's the most. 8. Great pals. 9. What's so intriguing? 10. It just won't come out right! ESTHER ESPEIGH MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. FRENCH 152 iii 5553 21 fi ,gr gs President -------- GEORGE YODER Vice President - - - MARVIN PEACHEY Secretary-Treasurer - - - SARA RENNO Program Committee Chairman ---- - ESTHER GLICK Program Committee Members ------ ETHEL HARTZLER, JOE RENNO 5, si, A 3 , ,,., R A A ii W . A.,-wfif X ,ti 'im ,E Q 55 5 Z 5 K , , X 5 A ..,, DAVE'S BARBER SHOP WESTOVER 8a YODER GARAGE President ----- THOMAS PEACHEY Vice President - KENNETH HARTZLER fNot on picturej Secretary - - - LAVINA KAUFFMAN Treasurer ------ IRENE KAUFFMAN Program Committee Members ---- - ELIZABETH HUEGEL, CECILE BRENNE- MAN, DAVID SHARP, RICHARD KAUFFMAN v-: I ..-- at --f-: ga-r NOERR MOTOR FREIGHT INC. MIFFLIN CO. , OPTOMETRIC SOCIETY azmeeaake-L21 SEATED: Cecile Brenneman - Treasurer, Shirley Kauffman - Advisor, Leo Miller - President, Esther Glick - Secretary. STANDING: Marjorie Roth, Ann Renno, Irene Kauffman, Ruth Hartzler, George Yoder, Jesse Glick, Donald Hackenberry, Jeffer- son Hartzler, Kenneth Hartzler, Richard Kauffman, Jason Byler. Have you ever wished to be a teacher for a day? This opportunity was given to approximately fifteen high school students during Student Administration -2 Day. 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STANDING: Kathleen Yoder, Esther Glick, Kerme Peachey. SEATED: Jason Byler, Chief Justice. JEFFERSON HA :JEAN H h ' vi - Treasme' LER - - - ' 106 President - - - ' 'President I th Hartzler, Timothy lllll Allll llll Illll llll III lll llll All Ma rch March Ma rch April April April April April April of 1 6 22 3 22 23 24 25 26 Lutheran Church, Water Street, Pa. Rothrock High School, McVeytown, Pa Methodist Church, Bald Eagle, Pa. Juniata College, Huntington, Pa. Mennonite Church, Hartville, Ohio Martin's Church, Millersburg, Ohio Mennonite Church, Kidron, Ohio Crown Hill Church, Rittrnan, Ohio A. M. Martins Church, Orrville, Ohio 77 , Q65 S ALE CHORU M 5 ORUS LADIE CH .M LONG'S DAIRY fig., IX HORUS .PRUS EDC Wl1.L'S GENERAL STORE MATEER'S HOME APPLIANCES 'Hu I hz? fl 7 ,f ,x 1 jj ,, 3-,gn 15: , 'l,, 1 f-if ef ,af A ' is 4,15 ,gg f A chapel speaker, ARTHUR BYER PRAYER MEETING LEADERS LARRY WENGER - - - - - Freshman and Sophomore girls IVAN YODER - - - - - Freshman and Sophomore boys V LAUR-IE MITTON ' ' ' Junior and Senior girls' A' ARTHUR BYER ' ' ' ' Junior and Senior boys A chapel in high school Devotions in fifth grade MR. AND MRS. JOHN W. SPICKER AND FAMILY Algebra II Physics lab ??? Plane Geometry Latin Algebra I BELLEVILLE FEED 8a GRAIN 1. Serene and majestic. 2. See those muscles! 3. A little to the left, please. 4. All ready? One, two, three, snap. 5. That mysterious look. 6. A look at the old through the new. 7. Look who's talking over! 8. Yes, its back-breaking. 9. Will make a good secretary. 10. Ladies' Sextet?? 11. Laying down the law. 12. Deep discussions. M Sa M STORE MCVEYTOWN GATES' CLOVER FARM STORE 5 2 E 5 3 5 5: 2 Q 52 55 as 5 EQ 52 Q 5 E .Wu vnu: IXLUILHKU !xBl1I1'l'1'l8.l'l, Kenneth Hartzler, Jefferson Hartzler, Thomas Peachey Jason Byler. ROW TWO: Larry Wenger - Coach, Marvin Peachey, Leonard Yoder, Timothy reachey, Uavid Sharp. NOT ON PICTURE: George Yoder. 0 afwezq 2? mm Goals in this great game of basketball aren't all made througn a ring and net. Our team wants all of those they can get. But more than that, they want to attain the goals of giving their best in a game, as well as displaying a Christian testimony through team work and good sportsmanship. ' Mr. Wenger emu 7a4m LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Peachey, Catherine Peachey, Anne Yoder, Irene Kauffman, Lomie Spicher, Ethel Hartzler. Defeated only once in five years. HARMON'S CITIES SERVICES BELLEVILLE FLOUR MILLS 'S I J 6 I . THE ROCKETS - Intermural basketball champions M-ummm M INA 'Wk MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH STAYROOK AND FAMILY .1 7 1. Shall it be an out? 2. Ready for action. 3. Dig that umpire. 4. Who took the football? 5. Source of great pleasure. 6. Let's have the ball. 7. Gotta make this one count. 8. Get the rebound! 9. Will it go through? filxkl LETTERMAN BROS. BAKERY INC. KISHACOQUILLAS NATIONAL BANK This is the end of our yearbook. We hope you have enjoyed paging through it. We have 1 enjoyed putting it together for you. THE YEARBOOK STAFF For we seniors, this is also the completion of one step in the plan God has for our lives. We now anticipate progressing to more and greater steps with God. THE SENIOR CLASS Zm477Z4Za How can I leave thee, How can I from thee roam, To some new distant home, Dear B. M. S. Thou hast my loyalty, A guide shall thy precepts be, Ever in memory, Dear B. M. S. MR. AND MRS. GLEN KAUFFMAN AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. FRED SWARTZENTRUBER AND FAMILY The yearbook staff of B.M.S. ex- presses its appreciation to these busi- ness men of Mifflin County who, by their contributions, have also helped to make possible the '59 Kish-O-Vale. arm WE ll -M t ll 1 MR. AND MRS. WILMUR T . BY Sponsor Bailey's Store Reedsville, Penna. Belleville Foods Inc Belleville, Penna. B. G. Furniture Store Lewistown, Penna. Bob's Dairy Store Lewistown, Penna. C. Clayton Hartzler, Painter Belleville, Penna. Elsesser's Produce Lewistown, Penna, E. R. Rhodes, Petroleum Products Belleville, Penna. Goss's Candy Lewistown, Penna. Glen's Barber Shop Belleville, Penna. Havicefs Market Yeagertown, Penna . Morris's Store Belleville, Penna. Mur Jewelry Co. Lewistown, Penna. Paul S. Foss, Jeweler Lewistown, Penna. Pennshire Clothes Lewistown, Penna. Pete's Shoe Service Belleville Penna. Space Diner McVeytown, Penna . Speedy Cleaners Lewistown, Penna. White's Garage McVeytown, Penna . Wolf Furniture Co. Lewistown, Penna. 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