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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1960 volume:

a K ef-K' f r ww 1 , . Agjfrfm, M1 K, , .'.'-iff, ff , f,rw-', ',1,,, .,,-,.m1wfu,- 5 '- t ,rgygv 1 -r-:xi P' i 4444, ag Q, 6.6, w 101-' -1 - , .,.:,, , '- ' , fflh-,f 1 1 ' -'1-::?.l'l,,..,, 8'7 f L'L 'ff-N 1 f - - . - M , 2 ,. , fi- J--v-V, W1 ' N ' y 'gf-35: , W 1 ,4 ., W 4 V' T X Q Q ,ew A my - 5 Q I 5 sf F I S I 1 2 4 1 li 4 ,, ,.,.., .... w.,MM, L, U W. LM- Mm ,M..,..,, M ., , . ,,LL W, L , ., , , ,. L1 r E W THE SENIOR CLASS OF I 960 PRESENTS THE KISH-O-VALE E APHER UEHPX A MOTHER'S PRAYER Dear teacher, I am sending you Our little Tom and Nancy Lou. Their journey now of life's begun - They know not else but childish fun . . They know not what a school is for, Nor what is taught behind its door. So Teacher dear, guide them aright That they may win in life's long fight. Teach them all knowledge of the school - But more, to keep the Golden Rule. - Violet Thomas Hartmann Compliments Of: THE BELLEVILLE TIMES BIG VALLEY'S OWN NEWSPAPER 0 0 C ALMA MATER 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. DR. GEORGE E. WORTMAN DR. NELLIE R. WORTMAN Chiropractors DEDICATIG We, the senior class of 1960, dedicate this yearbook to you, Miss Elizabeth Frye, in appreciation of your help in laying the foundations for our education by coming to B. M. S. twelve years ago to start us on the path of our formal education. We sincerely thank you for the contribution you have made to each of our lives in the nine years you have given to B. M. S. B. M. S. ALUMNI AT E. M.C. I FGREWORD , l The beginning of life is a small, rippling stream. Our parents and teachers help to guide our small canoe around any stones we may meiet. As the stream becomes wider and wilder, we advance to a larger boat. To steer the larger boat over the rapids and hidden rocks, we need more knowledge and skill. Other small streams join the larger one until it becomes a bwide, deep river flowing steadily to the sea. To navigate the turbulent waters and huge waves on the sea, a larger, stronger ship and increased knowledge is necessary. We must constantly refuel on this journey of life to be able to meet the new challenges. Unforeseen problems and difficulties arise on the sea of life, but with Christ as our Chief Pilot to show us each dangerous shoal and reef, we can conquer them. Our easily attained desires have become far-off goals which require great effort to reach, just as the horizons of the sea have widened from the close boundaries of the stream. In school at B. M. S. , we gain a very essential part of the training necessary for the direction of our ship. In this book we are presenting ,to you a glimpse of our school life. BIG VALLEY FEED Sa GRAIN CO. l EDITOR'S LETTER ff! It has been a pleasure arranging this picture of life at B. M. S. for you. We hope you will find the same kind of pleasure in paging through our book. The yearbook staff would like to thank you - the administration, the faculty, the students, and the pauons - for your help in putting our yearbook together. Your support has been greatly appreciated. N SENIORS E xsxsfilmlo 15446110 x 4 r 9 X' C O NTE NTS 'yfclsl 24809 ECHO 'fYxX' OL ACTIVITIES F .M MW... 1 ...- j' v. 25 H1 fi S 5 2 35 W 'Q ? if M 3 v wi: eil 7 x 2 Wmmwmw . fag E55 5? . Y w 4 iw 'SQ W E ,, K gif xx ,s N3 Q i PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Launch out into the Deep The early years of our lives serve as the harbor. Then comes the command of our Lord, Launch out into the deep. The youth oftoday prepare for the tasks of life which lie ahead. Each experi- ence takes us further into the sea of life. The richest blessings and greatest rewards are those we receive as we obey the commands of Christ. As we follow the path of Christ, by his grace, tempests are stilled, fears subdued, and we cast our anchor safely in his care. Trennis S. King President BOARD CF EDLICATIO LEFT TO RIGHT: John D. Zook - Treasurer, Charles Kauffman - Vice Chairman, Arthur Yoder Secretary, Trennis King - Chairman, Enos Peachey, Fred Hartzler. NOT ON PICTURE: David Kanagy, Kore Yoder. MR. AND MRS. FENTON ESPIGH AND FAMILY 8 MR. AND MRS. CHARLES F. KAUFFMAN AND FAMILY LEFT TO RIGHT Elrose Hartzler Waldo Mlller Vlce Chalrman Er1e Renno Chalrman Elam Glick Secretary Ivan Yoder Ross Metzler NOT ON PICTURE Chester Kanagy Daniel King RELIGIOLI P.T.A. OFFICERS Larry Wenger Verna Yoder Enos Peachey Chairman A SA TISFIED ALUMNUS SLIPERI TE DENT'S MESSAGE To be content with failure is a great tragedy in a man's life. God has placed before each of you the possibility of a purposeful happy life as you follow His will. Through Christ He has opened the door to the abun- dant life. Never to intend the best is a calamity and wasted potential. Strive for the truth. Set your goals high. Life is too serious to waste foolishly or to squander selfishly. And in your drive to grasp success remember this, God will evaluate success some day. RUSSEL NATIONAL BANK OF LEWISTOWN During the past twelve years of your formal education many decisions were made for you. You probably couldn't always ap- preciate this situation. You enjoy making your own decisions. You want to use the ideas and abilities God has given you. Therefore allow me to throw out this chal- lenge to you as your high school days be- come history, and you look forward to taking on new responsibilities and making many more of your own decisions. Choose you this day whom ye will serve. Re- member, To whom ye yield yourselves servants to obey, his servants ye are to whom ye obey. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF: PRINCIPAL MESSAGE X I LEWISTOWN - CHIEF LOGAN - MILROY - MCVEYTOWN MR. ARTHUR EDWIN BYER Eastern Mennonite College A. B. and Th. B. Latin 1,11 French, Grades 6-8 MISS ELIZABETH FRYE Goshen College B. S. Grade 1 MR. WALTER FUNK Tabor College McPherson College University of Minnesota General Science, Grades 6-8 Biology Chemistry Senior Science HONEY CREEK INN REEDSVILLE SUPER MARKET MISS PHOEBE GARBER Eastern Mennonite College A. B. English I, II , III, IV Typing MR ROBERT PAUL HOSTETLER Eastern Mennonite College, A. B. Advanced Math Algebra Ib Algebra II Math, Grade 8 MISS IRENE KAUFFMAN Girls' Physical Education Grades 9-12 Girls' Health, Grades 9-12 B'RlNDEL'S HARDWARE MILLER'S FOOD MARKET MR. I. MARK KING Eastern Mennonite College Music. Grades 6-9, 11,12 Art, Grade 10 MR. DANIEL MILLER Eastern Mennonite College Sterling College A. B. English, Grades 6-8 Reading, Grades 6-8 Physical Education Grades 6 -8 History, Grade 8 MRS. IE SSIE RHEAM Juniata College Shippensburg State Teacher's College Pennsylvania State University History, Grades 6 and 7 Librarian DAVE'S BARBER SHOP GIBBONEY'S DRUG STORE MR. MARCUS G. SMUCKER Eastern Mennonite College American History II, III Modern European History MRS. RaeDELLA WENGER Eastern Mennonite College, A. B. Grades 4 and 5 MR. L. LARRY WENGER Eastern Mennonite College A. B. Algebra Ia Bookkeeping Physics Business Mathematics BOHN FURNITURE BERRYMAN STORE -MCVEYTOWN mgn 'ill MR. IVAN E. YODER Bible, Grades 6-12 Mathematics Grades 6 and '7 MISS LaVERNE ZEHR Eastern Mennonite College Grades 2 and 3 MR. FRANK BRENNEMAN On leave of absence at Goshen College D. K. HOSTETLER MR. AND MRS. JAKE H. YODER FACULTY MIXED QUARTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Yoder, Mr. Hostetler, Miss Garber, Mr. Wenger. K RODGEPCS JEWELRY ALLENSVILLE PLANING MILL FACULTY MEN'S QUARTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Hostetler, Mr. King, Mr. Yoder, Mr. Wenger. N MISS TILLIE YODER MISS IRENE KAUFFMAN I I IAAA 1 A SSES K5 kkygk LW Vklr V k e L y? - lv S L'1,, A ' -:1 Il :.A ' T ,I 3 J A O I I A D 1 . I z-' el ,h-' lyk V KV1 fi 7 .I 9 A , k- ?h', A sg SIS L I fifgi. 5 H A .L'x if N M . - MII ' gig I IIAA I I S I QL Mrs. Elizabeth, MRS. JAKE YODER Vera and Vernane King R O T I DAVID S. YODER THE DAVID E. PEACHEY FAMILY 1 Z 5 Eu s, X 5 i? 'K Z E E 5 2 1 ' 5 53 sv 5 2 1 5 L Q 5 H 2 E 5 51 3 I I 5 E E -s A Q Z f 2 ff e Q F x Z 5 V 1 Z W, Y, , W , , , ,,,, , ,, Y Y, Y ,,,, , , ,Y Y W 7 ,, Y , ,, , , Q JOSEPH THOMAS HARTZLER ..-Toe.. B Course--Althesean Society 1, 2,3, 45 Kish -O-Vale 45 Photography Club Vice President 45 Varsity Bas- ketball Team 45 Men's Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Touring Chorus 3. Reserved . . . doesn't let studies worry him . . . always has a new idea . . . looks forward to meal- time . . . finds pleasure in hunting game and teas- BERYL MAE HARTZLER llBery1l1 A Course--Class Secretary-Treasurer lg F. T. A. 25 Student Council Vice President 25 Prayer Meeting Song Leader 25 Senior Chapel Committ'ee 45 Kish- O-Vale 3, 45 Althesean Society 1,2, 3, 45 Mixed Octet 25 Ladies' Sextet 3,43 Ladies' Trio 35 Ladies' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Touring Chorus 2,3, Talented soprano soloist . . . a neat lady . . . live wire . . . intelligent. . . enjoys arguing. . . strong supporter of women's superiority. ing ladies. 4. JEFFERSON SHERMAN HARTZLER njeffn A Course--Menno Union 15 Class President 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, President 45 Student Council Presi- dent 35 Student Court 25 Senior Chapel Com- mittee 45 Kish-O-Vale 45 Vitarian Society 3, President 2, 45 Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3,43 Men's Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Touring Chorus 2, Business Manager 3, 4. Looks down to the rest of the class . . . great leader . . . brain power . . . real gentleman. . . tops in sports . . . owns a large vocabulary . . . enjoys teasing. THE JEFFERSON P. HARTZLER FAMILY R MARVIN EPHRAIM PEAC HEY Marv B Course--Class President 2, Friday Morning Devo tions Committee 4g Althesean Society 1, Commit- tee 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Varsity Bas- ketball Team 3,4g Men's Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 3 , 4. Directs his energies toward farming . . . ladies' man. . . mighty midget . . . can always argue . . . works with a will . . . full of fun. AVONELLE ELAINE METZLER Snail ' retary 4, Kish-o-vale 4, Althesean Society 1, 2,3 4, Ladies' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 3, 4. A friendly lass . . . extremely easy to tease . . has a unique laugh . . . enjoys a good time . .N well -liked lady. .TOHN SOLOMON PEACHEY John B Course--Vitarian Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club President 4, Athletic Equipment Manager 3. Enjoys the company of ladies . . . uses history class to catch up on lost sleep . . . witty . . . has a pleasant smile . . . another fellow who likes to tease. MR. AND MRS. ERIE RENNO AND FAMILY. p A Course--Class Secretary -Treasurer 2, Class Sec- JONATHAN LSROY KANAGY Jonathan B Course--Class Vice President 1, 3, 45 Vitarian Society 2, 3, 45 Men's Chorusg Mixed Chorus 2,3, 45 Touring Chorus 3, 4. Willing worker who understands farming . . . friend ly to all. . . co-operative . . . real friend . . . good-natured redhead . . . practical thinker. I. IRVIN ROTH llMOnkll B Course--Student Council 45 Student Court 45 Kish- O-Vale 3, 45 Vitarian Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 45 Men's Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Tour- ing Chorus 3, 4. Class clown . . . never at a loss for words . . . a friendly gentleman . . . always,ready to work . would rather type than write. TIMOTHY RAY PEACHEY .. Tim., B Course--Class President 1, 25 Student Council Pres- ident 45 Student Court 35 Prayer Meeting Song Leader 25 Senior Chapel Committee 45 Kish-O-Vale 45 Vitarian Society 3, 4, Committee 1, 25 Photog- raphy Club 45 Varsity Basketball Team 3, 45 Men's Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Touring Chorus 3, 4. Competent leader . . . a really considerate gentle- man . . . witty. . . atomic energy. . . delights in teasing . . . all around sportsman . . . his red hair catches the eye. Compliments of: VALLEE BOOK SERVICE I JOHN WILLIAM BYLER Byler A Course--Althesean Society l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Bas- ketball Team 4, Men's Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 4. Mighty at the bat . . . wiry . . . easy to get along with. . . not afraid of Work . . . sports fan . . . spare time fruehauffer. ROBERT EDWARD STAYROOK nBObIv l A Course--Menno Union l,:Class Treasurer 3, 4, Althesean Society 2,3, Vice President 4, Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, Men's Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 3, 4. All out for sports . . . scorhs studies and girls . . determined. . . not easily excited. . . jolly at times. y N N JESSE BENIAMIN GLICK, IR. nlessn A Course--Class Vice President 2, F. T. A, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Vice President 4, Althesean So- ciety 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Team 4, Mixed Chorus 2,3, 4, Touring Chorus 3, 4. History fan . . . doesn't waste words . . . has a professional look . . . a good planner and organizer . . . friendly personality. THE JESSE GLICK FAMILY I ERNEST SWART ZENTRUBER Ernie A Course--Jonathan Alder H. S. 1, 22.5 F. T, A. 45 Student Council 45 Friday Morning Devotions Com- mittee 45 Vitarian Society 2, 45 Althesean Society 3 Knows what he believes . . . not afraid to air his opinions. . . sincere. . . brain. . . pleasant personality . . . evolution is his pet peeve. CLASS MOTT - .M ,S CHRIST, OUR PILOT X' D ,',. vaifasggg, I I 'A CLASS COLORS - t r- NAVY BLUE AND WHITE -iii A 5 CLASS FLOWER - LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY G?-I ffflyffgj MR. AND MRS. CRIST Y. PEACHEY AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. FRED SWARTZENTRUBER AND FAMILY ,f 1 aj K :L 'N CLASS PAGE 960' WHAT WE ARE Q. X QLPSSS Q CLASS CHARACTERISTICS Talkative Enjoy arguing Witty Intelligent Full of life School -spirited Determined Athletic Always busy PET ENJOYMENT . . . Parties PET PEEVE . . . Warm drinking water PET EXPRSSION . . . I see what you mean there FAVORITE PASTIMES GENTLEMEN - Chicken catching AVONELLE METZLER - - - BERYL HARTZLER - - - JOHN BYLER ------ JESSE GLICK ----- Teasing LADIES - Selling Christmas wrapping paper Being teased fNo choice in this matterj OUR JEFFERSON HARTZLER ---- - - - JOSEPH HARTZLER ---- JONATHAN KANAGY JOHN PEACHEY ---- MARVIN PEACHEY - - - TIMOTHY PEACHEY - - - J. IRVIN ROTH ------- ROBERT STAYROOK - ERNEST SWARTZENTRUBER HOBBIES Baking ------ Singing ------ Baseball - - Current events Hunting ----- Hunting ----- Modeling railroads Current events - - Attending sales - - - Horseback riding - Motorcycle riding Sports ------ Baseball ----- F as M USED CARS ' COTTEREL - Lswrsrown OUR GOALS - -------- Success - - - - - - Musician - - - - Farmer - - Businessman - - -Teacher - Trucker Farmer Traveler - - - - Dairyman Success - - - ---- Mechanic - - - ---- Dairyman Teacher 25 AVONELLE J, 1Rv1N JESSE 'TWAS SUCH A LITTLE, LITTLE BOAT Little by little the small stream grows, Wider and deeper, and then, Little by little a river goes Swiftly to the wild ocean ROBERT JOHN TIMOTHY JONATHAN 26 EASTERN STATES FARMERS EXCHANGE - BELLEVILLE MARVIN ERNEST THAT TODDLED DOWN THE BAY - EMILY DICKINSON Little by little the children grow Taller and taller, and then, Little by little they change, and lo They turn to women and men. Anonymous JOHN S. JEFFERSON pq btl tt. ki Vkrk in .. T J ,,,l . hhllh Ez. iifg . yt 'f-, J J e etr 5 oeo . T kith A L,,VL ,. H. O. ANDREWS Sc SONS - MCVEYTOWN BERYL MR. HOSTETLER - Advisor JOSEPH 2 SENIQR ACTION SHOTS V COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH HARDWARE - LEWISTOWN 28 COMPLIMENTS OF cLARK's HARDWARE - LEWISTOWN 30 Teacher. NOT ON PICTURE: Jay Irvin Byler. GR DEO E ROW ONE: Robert Renno, John Byler, James Kanagy, David Spicher, Lester Byler, Richard Yoder, John Paul Zook, Glen Richard Yoder, Harry Funk, Kenneth Peachey. ROW TWO: Marlin Yoder, Robert Zook, Joyce Zook, Jaynette Miller, Anna Mary Peachey, DaVida Kanagy, Arlene Kauff- man, Susan Byler, Darlis Yoder, Lois Yoder, Barbara King, Rebecca Hostetler, Miss Frye - Teacher NOT ON PICTURE: R. C. L. Mitton II. GRADE TWO ROW ONE: Benny Lee Zook, Jerold Yoder, Jonathan Yoder, Marlin Byler, Delmar King, Floyd Kanagy, Vernon Kauffman, Roger Zook, Abie Spicher. ROW TWO: Ray Yoder, Dennis Peachey, Mary Ellen Spicher, Lynda Jean Byler, Mildred Renno, Marilyn Kanagy, Ethel I-Iartzler, Arlene Hartzler, Carolyn Kanagy, Barbara Brenneman, Helen Kauffman, Christina Stuter, Miss Zehr - WILL 'S GENERAL STORE GRADE THREE J ROW ONE: John Sharp, Joseph Byler, Glen Byler, John Yoder, Freddie Kanagy, Paul Yoder. John Peachey, J. Irvin Zook. ROW TWO: Marlene Peachey, Irene Kanagy, Gladys Peachey, Miss Zehr - Teacher, Rhoda Spicher, Mary Ellen Zook, Phyllis Kanagy, June Peachey. NOT ON PICTURE: Vera Mae Peachey. GRADE FOUR ROW ONE: Donna Kauffman, Edith Spicher, Lois Anna Zook. Mary Ellen Yoder, Rhoda Hartzler, Sharon Kanagy, Joan Byler. ROW TWO: Ralph Hostetler, James Yoder, Mrs. Wenger - Teacher, Victor Yoder, John Hartzler. NOT ON PICTURE: Leon Peachey. MR. AND MRS. PERCY YODER AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. PAUL T. YODER AND FAMILY 3I GR DE FI E ROW ONE: Darrel King, John Kanagy, Thomas Renno, Dennis Peachey, David Spicher, Annas Yoder, Paul Zook, Paul Spicher, Thomas Sturer, Dwight Peachey, ROW TWO: Ralph Yoder, Alta Peachey, Jean Zook, Betty Peachey, Gladys Yoder, Mrs. Wenger - Teacher, Joann Zook, Joyce Peachey, Charlotte Hostetler, Cynthia Stayrook, Lloyd Zook. GR DE SIX ROW ONE: Susan Yoder, Esther Byler, Ioana Belle Miller, Edith Yoder, Marian Kanagy, Ethel Yoder, Vivian Peachey, Arlene Spicher, Mary Kathryn Hartzler. ROW TWO: Ralph Hartzler, Con- rad Peachey, John Yoder, Dale Kanagy, Wilma Peachey, Twila Byler, Loren Byler, Raymond Zook Gerald Peachey, Roy Yoder. 32 MR, AND MRS. CHESTER KANAGY AND FAMILY GRADE SEVEN A ROW ONE: Anna Mary Peachey, Jean Byler, Shirley Peachey, Margaretll-Iartzler, Salina Kanagy, Donella Kanagy, Mary Etta Spicher. ROW TWO: Thomas Zook, John Miller, Glenn Peachey, Joy Yoder, David Metzler, Susan Spicher, Daniel Byler, Ronald Hartzler, Robert Kauffman. NOT ON PICTURE: Rena Stuter, Katie Peachey. Y GR DE EIGHT i ROW ONE: Martha Jane Peachey, Helen Glick, Vernane King, Rhoda Byler, Rhoda Yoder, Marie Peachey, Martha Hartzler, Sara Anna Hartzler. ROW TWO: Lawrence Brenneman, Wilbur Peachey, Gideon Yoder, Glen Byler, Gertrude Swartzentruber, Saloma Yoder, Thoinas Spicher, John Pea- chey, Dennis King, Lee Zook. NOT ON PICTURE: Linda Peachey. y MR. AND MRS. JESSE HARTZLER AND FAMILY 33 l ,A:. V . ,, rrrr I Q rrrerrr Y rere rrrrr 1 rerr - Y H Y 'v': Y errr Mark 141113 :L-li ',.' ,' 'rifrfr V X -5 If ffi' I '-,, A rrr l HrLLY's DRUG sToRE - HUNTINGDON AQ - .., --- Y bqyg ' f AUM1LLER's SALES AND sERv1cE JUNIOR HIGH COURT SEATED: Thomas Zook, Mary Ellen Yoder - Secretary-Treasurer, Harry Lee Renno - Chairman Ralph 1-Iartzler. STANDING: Lee Zook, Marie Peachey, Ethel Yoder, Joy Yoder. ELEME TARY ACTION SHOTS I T MILROY FEED AND GRAIN - CARL E. WAGNER PROP. NOERR GARAGE INC. - INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS X VOYAGERS IN LIFE Xf,,f ff E' f xg- X- ! QQ JAY f I XJ Q-ff- , 2 fx' ff ff FJ - f J, I j' fwfr,-f X121 ff THE NORMAN MILY 36 BELLEVILLE FLOUR . -E Q 5 I - 5 s 3 3 5 1 3 1 s E ! 5 1 V L I lim ' N- President - DELMAR GLICK Vice President - RUTH PEACHEY Secretary - Treasurer BETTY HOSTETLER J Advisor - MR. LARRY WENGER J' XXX MR. AND MRS. JESSE D. SHARP AND FAMILY ROW ONE: Jane Metzler, Alta Sharp, Betty Hostetler, Delmar Glick, Ruth Peachey, Melissa Yoder Alice Kauffman. ROW TWO: James Byler, Audrey Hartzler, Elaine Peachey, Harry Lee Renno, Bernadine Swartzentruber, Esther Byler, Mary Ellen Yoder, John Glick. NOT ON PICTURE: Marlin Yoder. K I President - LINUS SHARP Vice President - ALLEN PEACHEY Secretary - ESTI-TER HARTZLER Treasurer - ANN RENNO Advisor - MISS PHOEBE GARBER MR. AND MRS. PAUL RENNO AND FAMILY ROW ONE: Esther Peachey, Sharon Stayrook, Esther Hartzler, Allen Peachey, Ann Renno, Marjorie Roth, Darlis Kanagy. ROW TWO: Edwin Yoder. Alvin Swartzentruber, Clyde Espigh, Aquilla Kan- agy, Mildred Byler, Ronald Kauffman, Norman Kanagy, Elmer Metzler, Loren Kauffman. NOT ON PICTURE: Linus Sharp. President - ROSA YODER Vice President - LAVINA KAUFFMAN Secretary - JANE GLICK Treasurer - HAROLD YODER Advisor - MR. MARCUS SMUCKER O .1 4 4f A KX 2? MR. AND MRS. ELMER YODER AND FAMILY ROW ONE: Rachel Spicher, Mary Grace Byler, Jane Glick, Harold Yoder, Rosa Yoder, Lavina Kauffman, Ruby Yoder, Kathleen Yoder. ROW TWO: Ronald Kanagy, Ronald Yoder, Herman Swartzentruber, Sara Renno, Julia Hartzler, Darlis Glick, Ruby Byler, Sanford King, Omar Zook, Roy Kanagy. President - JEFFERSON HARTZLER Vice President - JONATHAN KANAGY Secretary - AVONELLE METZLER Treasurer - ROBERT STAYROOK Advisor - MR. ROBERT HOSTETLER Q si 48' X0 Q fs Compliments of: 'CLASS OF 1961' LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Irvin Roth, Beryl Hartzler, Timothy Peachey, Iona rook, John Byler, Jefferson Hartzler, Jesse Glick, Ernest Swartzentruber Hartzler, Avonelle Metzler, Marvin Peachey. ff than Kanagy, Robert Stay , John Peachey, Joseph J jf ,f f1.,A ff! VOYAGERS IN LIFE G I ff 4.4 !., I fx' 'X-K-Z ZX., ...-.-R-I X4 ii X ,X- 'L-M 'If .X-ni K.. ,X fx., 'Lf x fx- I, Ld --L.-'-'X-Af Z1 Ig kd , gX -NN -fX I THE ELAM GLICK FAMILY LESTERI ZOOK GOODVILLE MUTUAL CASUALTY CO AGENT tg f-K 1 op. KISH-O-VALE STAFF Junior Editor - - Assistant Editor - Business Manager Literary Editor - Att Editor - - Editor -in -Chief - - - ' - BERYL HARTZLER - - - RUBY BYLER ' I. IRVIN ROTH ' ' ---- ROSA YODER AVONELLE METZLER TIMOTHY PEACHEY Subscription -Advertising Manager ------------ JEFFERSON HARTZLER Photographer - - - - -JOSEPH HARTZLER TyPiSfS - - - - JULIA HARTZLER I. IRVIN ROTH SANFORD KING Advisor - - - - MISS PHOEBE GARBER MR. AND MRS. C. CLAYTON HARTZLER AND FAMILY STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: I. Irvin Roth, Ernest Swartzentruber, Timothy Peachey - President, Jesse Glick - Vice President. STAND- ING: Aquilla Kanagy, Ruby Byler, Sara Renno - Secretary, Julia Hartzler, Sharon Stayrook - Treasurer, Ronald Kauff- 1'I'131'1. RED'S DINER LEE E. SAUSMAN STUDENT COURT Jonathan Kanagy, Marjorie Roth, J. Irvin Roth - Chief Justice, Rosa Yoder, Harold Yoder. ' an STUDENT COUNCIL PROJ ECTS Q AM K C E FUTURE TEACH ERS' ASSOCIATIO SEATED: Mr. Miller - Advisor, Ruby Byler, Jane Glick - Secretary-Treasurer, Darlis Glick, Marjorie' Roth, Ann Renno. STANDING: Kathleen Yoder, Harold Yoder - Vice President, Jefferson Hartzler - President, Jesse Glick, Ernest Swartzentruber. K PHoToeR PHY ctus SEATED: Lavina Kauffman, Omar Zook, Joseph Hartzler - Vice President, Esther Hartz ler - Secretary-Treasurer, John Peachey - President, J. Irvin Roth. STANDING: Edwin Yoder, Mr. Smucker - Advisor, Sanford King, Ronald Yoder, Timothy Peachey, Aquilla Kanagy, Jefferson Hartzler. MR. AND MRS. FRED HARTZLER AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. LEO KANAGY AND DAUGHTER VITARIAN SOCIET OFFICERS President - JEFFERSON HARTZLER Vice President - LINUS SHARP Secretary -Treasurer RUBY YODER Program Committee MARTORIE ROTH HAROLD YODER Advisor - MR. SMUCKER Members TWIN VALLEY FARM BUREAU 1 LTHESEAN SOCIETY KENEDY S ECONOMY STORE OFFICERS President - 1 MARVIN PEACHEY Vice President - NROBERT STAYROOK Secretary-Treasurer - ,JANE GLICK Pregram Committee Members 'RONALD KAUFFMAN QDARLIS KANAGY AdL1isor - EMR. YODER 49 1 39 Sinn g ag . Q 2 fv,m .i.i mffi Sig? ggi fmw , , WM? fMM?Q 3-fyghx 'va I L 0 Ewa 5 Q ,M f if 3 X Q' S , , 5 f-3',:,fL.x 'si mu ww Hww,fmmwM mf' W XX? . . I , ,L F , gl. y gw L ,,Ew, yygg ? L 5, - 'L1h- A LIVK1- Q-:la A ..,.. . S ,ff-'mx 44' rw 5' nib' , ,, .ff H sf. Q i W9 A .M . S , X , if If .1 E: I I ' 2 K I E J 5 H. g,... . . , L A1 5 If, , ' Q-gg Vfiff, . .fills-'f-Zin. .- ,- -2, J 5, ,L Q T ' Ai ' f ff i I17'f f:l Nb f E' fQ:7A53TJi5'4L:yr..'QLii'7 A: - E' u.. JTHI- EST 1 Sh rf-i2QiiEj,fLE.W 'f 'E'i H i Q ' V f1f7ffiYff , ,,.. . I Q Q GY' Q Q ' ,gi MIXED CHORUS TOLIRNG CHORUS 1 MR. HOSTETLER -' MR' KING MIXED QLIARTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Timothy Peachey, I. Irvin Roth, Ruby Byler, Beryl Hartzler. Compliments of: THE JOHN D. ZOOK FAMILY LADIES' SEXTET .IU IOR GIRLS' SEXTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruby Byler, Julia Hartzler, Beryl ROW ONE: Ruby Byler, Jane Glick. Hartzler, Kathleen Yoder, Marjorie Roth, Darlis ROW TWO: Julia Hartzler, Ruby Yoder. Glick. ROW THREE: Kathleen Yoder, Darlis Glick. I9 9 CHORUS TOUR The Musicj League - A University of Pillsliutgh V - ' ' ii f Fylfllliie ul-wclnpnncrxr nflntfvrsclunmlaslic ucliwiiikess in forcmzic and music events kill'-Qnxung the high' lbs la lwrrbyiniiggffdglhat Belleville Meiinonite l ll ll ' Ewelkxil' rating in Class C Mixeki W 2 Q , f.. me mm.: sm cfmn.-sm ,t PmSb..,g1.. A,fa1 izg55s1j4g,gi 5 Q i'f8'5 ..2,-.fffiwlgl 35: Q Q ,,,, ,NH l.,, Q. L, fl''Pxffvffmzffezesvfffzil-. . . , 1 2 i .Sf1wmewgSf1fEL-Wm b0I1'1pJ.1l'1'161'1IS OI: NMLKUY DRY CLEANERS 52 Compliments of: BAILEY'S GENERAL STORE , , ,... - V -. i-.fs:4's,mge, V ,.,.. U.N...,- QW. . ff 3 -- A-,, ,, -,N ff ff ff- ,, ' .,., - ,71mf:?::f.'5212 ' A y Q ACTION SHOTS KUlI'1KULAK'b 1x1Ur1x...1-x14 mon onur - lvumxpl APPLE HOUSE ANTIQUES . . . JOHN B. HARTZLER FELLOWSHIP ,M il 62 ,- HIGH SCHOOL CHAPEL x f. x SUXQ' 0 M 'We m 0 5' o P 2. ,Qovi ff' Lf, X4 4 Pam MONDAY MORNING HOMEROOM CHAPEL FRIDAY I MoRNlNo DEvoTloNs COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Ivan Yoder - Advisor, Ruby Byler, Marjorie Roth, Marvin Peachey. TGGETHER WITH GOD LEFT: Mr. Elam Stauffer , Tanganyika , Africa. RIGHT: Mr. Raymond Byler, Florida. THE WILLIE B. BYLER FAMILY HIGH SCHOOL A. R. HEIMBAUGH . . . Disposal MORRIS' STORE - Meat and Groceries ACTIQN SHOTS I 1 CHARLES L. FULTZ. . . . Coal LONG'S GARAGE . . . MASSEY -FERGUSON TRACTORS AND QIMPLEMENTS LATIN 1 BIOLOGY TYPING 1 CHORAL CONDUCTIN ALGEBRA II CHEMISTRY JNTY PACKING CO. 45 V l ROW ONE: Marvin Peachey, Robert Stayrook, Jefferson Hartzler, Ronald Kauffman, Norman Kanagy Timothy Peachey. ROW TWO: Joseph Hartzler, John Byler, Robert Hostetler - Coach, Jesse Glick, Harold Yoder. VARSITY BASKETB LL TE M I TR MURAL SOFTB LL CHAMPIONS ROW ONE: Delmar Glick, James Byler, Harry Lee Renno, Roy Kanagy, Marlin Yoder. ROW TWOg Jesse Glick, Ernest Swartzentruber, Norman Kanagy, Robert Stayrook - Captain, Robert Hosterler, Jefferson Harrzler. 60 MPM AND MRS. MERLE E. YODER AND FAMILY INTRAMLIRAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS INTRAMLIRAL FCDOTBALL CHAMPIONS MR. AND MRS. T A T T H L E T I BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL A C T I O N SOFTBALL FOOTBALL THE E D-A D-THE BEGINNING Graduation for us seniors means entering the sea of life. We cannot know the N future, but with Christ as our pilot, we look forward to new goals and to victory in the great battles which lie ahead. As a class we thank each one who has helped to make our school life a stimulating experience. THE SENIOR CLASS THE ENOS PEACHEY FAMILY 63 The administration, patrons, and students of Belleville Mennonite School express appreciation to all who have contributed to the 1959 building program of the school in labor materials and finances. Special recognition is given to these businessmen who have contributed to the fund raising campaign. ABBOTTS DAIRIES Belleville, Pa. BELLEVILLE FLOUR MILLS CO. Belleville, Pa. BELLEVILLE OIL CO. Belleville, Pa. BIG VALLEY STORE Belleville, Pa. BURKE JONES MOTOR CO. Belleville, Pa. D. K. HOSTETLER Belleville, Pa. GIBBONEY'S STORE Belleville, Pa. MCCLAY 85 SON Belleville, Pa. MR. A. S. MARBURGER Belleville, Pa. PENNZOIL DIVISION OF SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA OIL CO Belleville, Pa. S. I. YODER OIL CO. Belleville, Pa. T. D. MCNABB Belleville, Pa. VALLEY SALES gc SERVICE Belleville, Pa. WHITE HALL STORE Belleville, Pa. THE AARON PEACHEY FAMILY I The Kish -O-Vale staff expresses a sincere thank-you to these business men who have contributed to the 1960 yearbook of B. M.S. We also thank those businessmen and paitrons who have sponsored pages in the 1960 Kish-O-Vale. A. E. HOLLINGER FURNITURE MUR JEWELRY Huntingdon, Pa. Lewistown, Ra. C. C. BORING. . . Excavating PAUL S. FOSSA. .IEWELER . . .General Hauling Lewistown, Ra. Belleville, Pa. PENNSHIRE CLOTHES EISENHART 'S APPLIANCE CO. Lewistown, ITA. Lewistown, Pa. PEOPLES' DRUG STORE FRANCIS ORRIS. . .IEWELER Lewistown, Ea. Lewistown, Pa. RAY ENGLISH FRIEDMAN 'S MEN 'S SHOP Huntingdon, Pa. Huntingdon, Pa. SCHMIDT 'S GARAGE GLENN'S BARBER SHOP Reedsville, PLL. Belleville, Pa. SPEEDY CLEANERS JOHNSON 'S HARDWARE Lewistown, Pit. Lewistown, Pa. SUPER SELF SERVICE SHOE STORE LONG'S DAIRY Lewistown, Pia. Lewistown, Pa. TAUB'S FURNITURE MARKER'S CONFECTIONERY Lewistown, Pia. Reedsville, Pa. THE YARDSTIdK MILLER'S HARDWARE Lewistown, Ph. Huntingdon, Pa. TREASTER'S GEN ERAL STORE MILLER'S HARDWARE Milroy, Pa. Milroy, Pa. WILT'S JEWELRY MT. UNION Lewistown, Pit. CLOVER FARM STORE WOLF'S FURNI'IiURE STORE Mt. Union, Pa. Lewistown, Ps. N WESTOVER 8L YODER GARAGE - Ford Sales Phone HU 3-6310 - Allensville, Pa. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS UTGGR PHS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 'The WcrWdx Ben Yeavbnckx Are Tlyiuvkmade' 1 I 1 5 Q Q, J r 'Q F L