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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1961 volume:

1 1 Qf'mj,l:Qf'2: 5 yn 1' .!,ff'?' ' wb I ,, ,ff I E3-. ii' . 4, .V - 1, , I ,L ' A QAAA! 57 nv As We go on into the future, our motto is: 'cOn to Victory through Christ, our Lordf' H me ni f 2-Ziff' fff4?1T - .:2'-Rn: 1El :2::S-7 ' . ff .iii- ?-if .533-:rf-'F ,if f ff, , 4 . , 1 .QQ ...... , ' 5 W-Yfilf Y - --------- .-:.'.1.j. i r W ----,,,,m' J w.f 415239 Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth, While the evil days come not, nor the years draw nigh, when thou shalt say l have no pleasure in them. Eccl. 12:1 Compliments of: VALLEE BOOK SERVICE LEWISTOWN CABINET TOP CO. THE 1961 .. '.2L -vu- , PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS AND ANNUAL STAFF OF BELLEVILLE MENNONITE SCHOOL BELLEVILLE, PENN. THE FOUNDATION OF EVERY STATE IS SPERRY AND HUTCHINSON CO. MR. AND MRS. SYLVANUS PEACHEY KISH-O-VALE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER W. SHIELDS - Lewistown, Pa. PUBLISHER THE EDUCATION OF ITS YOUTH W. SHIELDS, PHOTOGRAPHER - L FGREWORD Belleville Mennonite School, our school, means different things to each of us, but one thing that means much to all of us is the spiritual help we receive each day as we go to school. Our thanks to our teach- ers for their part in molding our lives for Christ - this cannot be ex- pressed in words. In presenting this book we, the graduates of '61, are trying to show our appreciation to those who have made our education possible. Now let's turn the pages and see who makes up the faculty and studentsg also, let's see some ofthe activities. THE WILLIE BYLER FAMILY THE THOMAS PEACHEY FAMILY FOREWORD - - CO TET IN APPRECIATION - - IN MEMORIAM STAFF ------ ADMINISTRATION - - SENIORS - - HIGH SCHOOL ELEMENTARY - - - A CTIVITIES - - ATHLETICS - - - SNYDER'S GARAGE - Allensville MORRIS GROCERY STORE - Belleville APPRECIATIO tstl To Our Parents and to all others who have made possible our education by their finances, prayers, concerns and encouragement, we dedicate this 1961 Kish-O-Vale with gratitude, pride, and respect. THE SENIOR CLASS MR. AND MRS. ALPHIE ZOOK AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. LESTER ZOOK AND FAMILY MEMORIAM By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples if ye have love one another. John 13:35 On Sunday afternoon, Sept. ll, 1960, we met with saddened hearts to pay our last respects to I. EDWIN YODER. He attended school with us for a little over I1 years. His unexpected departure re- minded us that it is he fGodj that hath made us and not we ourselves O LOVE THAT WILL NOT LET ME GO O Love that will not let me go, I rest my weary soul in thee: I give thee back the life I owe, That in thine ocean depths its flow May richer, fuller be. O Light that followest all my way, I yield my flickering torch to thee: My heart restores its borrowed ray, That in thy sunshine's glow, its day May brighter, fairer be. O Cross that liftest up my head, I dare not ask to hide from thee: I lay in dust life's glory dead, And from the ground there blossoms red Life that shall endless be. Sponsored by: THE JUNIOR CLASS KISH-O-VALE STAFF 4. W f, fy 3 A sig? N wsfwfw lk ' ,SQ Y . 3 , . Nizffxf ' ' V , . . fs i WW if ' l 3- S EDITOR-IN-CHIEF , Q S W F T T JULI g S S ENNO A H OR AS SIS LER YY TA SUNXOR ED NT-EDITOR SEATED: I. Hartzler - As. Ed., A. Renno - Ir. Ed., R. Byler - Ed., Miss Lepley - Advisor, A. Peachey - Typist. STANDING: S. Stayrook - Treas., S. Renrxo - Typist, R. Yoder - Ad Sub. Manager, I. Glick - Sec. EASTERN STATES FARMER'S EXCHANGE 3 N --ADMINISTRATIGN1 9 SEATED: Paul Renno, Iohn Zook - Treasurer, Trennis King - President, Charles Kauffman - Vice President, Arthur Yoder - Secretary. STANDING: David Kanagy, Enos Peachey, Fred Hartzler, Amandus Kanagy, Byron Peachey. BGARD GF EDUCATIO PRESIDENTS MESSAGE To you, the Graduates of 1961, Let no man despise thy youth. I Tim. 4:11. REMEMBER - The Christ-centered education provided you - may it be applied with its resources. REGARD - May the ethics of Christian education determine the choices and goals of our lives. RESPONSIBILITY - As graduates you now play an important role in the church, the community and the world. REWAR.D - Eternal life, the gift of God, far exceeds any adverse situation we encounter in this life. The world stands in need of men and women who are prepared to assume these aspects in life. May you fill this need. The foregoing message was the experience of Enos Peachey who answered the call of God to his Eternal reward. He showed his interest and concern in the program of the church by assuming the work before him with integrity. His life and influence leaves a positive impression on our school. His faithfulness as a member of the Board of Trustees is sensed by all. Trennis S. King THE TRENNIS KING FAMILY SEATED: Elarn Glick, Ivan Yoder, Chester Kanagy - Vice Chairman, Elrose Hartzlcr - Chairman. STANDING: Waldo Miller, Erie Renno, Ross Metzler. RELIGIOUS WELFARE C MMITTEE 1-1 il-s THE P.T.A. AT WORK Qi- lp.. 4 . ,L if L9 4 K DR. GEORGE E. WORTMAN DR. NELLI Chiropractors E R. WORTMAN GUR SUPERINTENDENT Sponsored by: SELL NATIONAL BANK O R PRINCIPAL MR. L. LARRY WENGER SECRETARY MISS TILLIE YODER HONEY CREEK INN - Reedsville - STOICHESS AUTO SALES MR. ROBERT HOSTETLER Eastern Mennonite College B.S. Math 8, Music 11,12 Plane Geometry, Advanced Math MISS HELEN LONGENECKER Eastern Mennonite College Grade 6 ALICE LEPLEY Goshen College B .A. English I to IV Spanish I MR. GENE NAFZIGER Bluffton College Illinois State Normal University B.S. Chemistry, Biology, Physical Science, Science 8, World History GANOE MOTORS, INC. - Lewistown DAIRY QUEEN STORE Lewistown I l S - is I4 MQ s...,,,g4m lv Typing 10 and 12 Art 7, 8, 10 Spelling 7, 8 MW ww QM as xr N., MRS. ANNA MAE MILLER Eastern Mennonite College Girls' Phys. Ed. 7, 3,9 IVAN YODER Bible 7-12 Music 7-9 Math 7 History 10 MR. ARTHUR E. MRS. ANNA YODER Northwest Nazarene Upland College Eastern Mennonite College Grade 2 and 3 BYER Eastern Mennonite College A.B. and Th.B. Latin II French 7, 8 Modern History M. L. GIFT CO. - Lewistown MRS . RAEDELLA WENGER Eastern Mennonite College B . S . Grades 4 and 5 ELIZABETH FRYE Goshen College B . S. Grade One MR. L. LARRY WENGER Eastern Mennonite College A.B. Physics Algebra I Science 7 Bookkeeping Business Math 6 DANIEL MILLER Eastern Mennonite College Sterling College B.A. History 7-9 English 7, 8 Reading 7, 8 Phys. Ed. 7-9 BRINDEL'S HARDWARE - Lewistown LONG'S DAIRY, INC. - Lewistown MISS IRENE KAUFFMAN Tea cher's Assistant Grades 1-5 J ANITOR MR. ORRIE YODER CUSTGDIANS MRS. ELIZABETH SANFORD and VERNANE KING BIG VALLEY FEED AND GRAIN BELLEVILLE FOOD, INC. FACULTY NAP I What shall we do about it? My! What a lot of books! Close concentration Who's missing today? THE REEDSVILLE NATIONAL BANK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LEWISTOWN Giving directions Mr. Hostetler SENIGRS WiW,f ' 5 4 5 giyif-,..fWiE'. f. '-'1 rerr -as .. .,-,fQ,f,r.- r E 1 rerrrnr . rkkk W4iQl?1T1fiihQAkgi rn 'E r e i gp Q-13: 4- 2. . eg' Ruby Y. Jane Har old Herman Julia Sara Sanford Rosa .,-W ww- 'bf S'i,,x Kathleen Mary Grace Ronald K, 20 DR. I. I. BRENNEMAN SHILLING SHEET METAL - Lewistown Omar Lavina M 'A ' O A . A .2 ,, ' E ff FQ X f l. . f i K t E. 6 bf. ,.,, 5 V .1 ' W4 lr rs A 4 '-Q ,T f . 6 r 8 fr- - J A A. f ji. -rf Jr? E R g A 35 4 sf'? ,f-X 1 r . H A ?'f A K .i if A n ffrfxr .iv 1: T 2 , fg. ,.g, g g --'- ' ., ' ' s r f 'H g ,xt V ' iifff - - AMO Q, A , : 2 . T1 Q K 'E - I g r , ' 255' , gi , - Y: :vvt A 3 U ' A A fr ., Ruby B. Roy Dal' lis Mr . Hostetler AMERICAN VISCOSE CORPORATION - Lewistown Arr1erica's first producer of man-made fibers 4 L Ronald Y Rachel l 22 1 RONA LD ROSS KA NA GY Kanagy B Course - Class Vice President 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Vitarian Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Wiry . . . likes to argue. . . well-rounded personality . . . a gentleman . . . enjoys sports . . . very precise. MR. AND MRS. PAUL RENNO AND FAMILY KATHLEEN LOUISE YODER Kathy A Course - Class President 4: F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, Secretary 1: Althesean Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Pro- gram Committee 4g Student Court 2g Friday Morning Devotions Committee 3: Mixed Cho- rus 2, 3, 4: Touring Chorus 2, 3: Ladies' Chorus 2,43 Ladies' Sextet 3: Mixed Octet 4. Doesn't give up . . . isn't shy . . . has lead- ership ability . . . likes to talk . . . Oh, my dear! . . . easily excited. JULIA GAIL HARTZLER vvIuliau B Course - Student Council 3: Kish-O-Vale 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Touring Chorus 2, 3: Ladies' Chorus 2, 43 Ladies' Sextet 2, 35 Mixed Octet 4: Althesean Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Oral Ex- pression Club 3. Doesn't like to be teased . . . emphatic . . . fond of lemons . . . poised . . . has a hearty laugh . . . excels in music . . . co lege bound. 1 1- THE FRED HARTZLER FAMILY THE FRED SWARTZENTRUBER FAMILY HERMAN SWA RTZEN TRUBER Herman A-Course - Baltic H.S. 1: B.M. S. 2: B Course 3, 4: Vitafian Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Men's Chorus 4. Reserved . . . economical with words . . dark complexioned . . . willing to help . . hidden sense of humor. ROSA MARIE YODER uROsa u A Course - Class President 3: Kish-O-Vale 3, 49 Oral Expression 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4: Touring Chorus 3: Ladies' Chorus 2,4: Vitar- ian Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Committee 45 Student Court 3 . Excels in studies . . . efficient . . . detests being called short . . . doesn't believe in going to extremes . - expresses her opinions. THE AARON S. YODER FAMILY RONALD EUGENE YODER NROH., B Course - Class Vice-President 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Touring Chorus 3: Men's Chorus 2,43 Vitarian Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Com- mittee 4: Photography Club 3. Enjoys teasing . . . possesses an abundant sup- ply of w1se remarks . . . always ready for fun. . . lanky. . . likes to study?? . . . a little bashful. DA RLIS CAROL GLICK Dot A Course - F T A 3' Vitarian Societ 1 2 . . . . y , , 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4: Touring Chorus 3: Ladies' Chorus 2, 4g Ladies' Sextet 3. Seen more than heard . . . knows how to study . . . ready to lend a helping hand . . . has a friendly personality . . . enjoys lit- erature class. H ELAM H. GLICK FAMILY Luther J. Yoder-Mattawana Bus Line It's cheaper to travel by bus SARA LAVINA KAUFFMAN Binder B Course - Class Vice President 39 Vitarian Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Touring Chorus 39 Ladies' Chorus 2, 4 Lively . . . dislikes Math. . . 31WElyS HHS a comment . . . excels in making barbecue . . . doesn't let books postpone fun. IA NE ELIZABETH GLICK nilanen A Course - Class Vice President 1, Class Treasurer 43 Student Council Secretary Zz Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Touring Chorus 2, 3: Ladies' Chorus 2, 4: Althesean Society 1, 2 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 43 F.T. A. Sec. 3. Petite farmerette . . . likes to tease . . . friendly. . . capable sportsman. . . ac- quainted with spark plugs . . . loves hoag ies?? . . .that blush!!. MR. AND MRS. BENNETT BYLER AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. JOHN M. BYLER AND FAMILY RUBY ELIZA BETH BYLER Ruby A Course - Student Council 1, 3, 45 Althe- sean Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Kish-O-Vale 3, 4g F. T. A. l, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: La- dies' Chorus 2, 45 Ladies' Sextet 35 Tour- ing Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Octet 4. Sincere . . . able to go ahead with things . . . unpredictable . . . has a deep alto voice . . . dresses neatly . . . has a friendly smile. ROY DAVID KANAGY Tricky B Course - Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Touring Chorus 3: Men's Chorus 2, 4: Octet 43 Monday Morning Devotions Committee 45 Vitarian Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Instigator of many pranks . . . likes to tease . . . can be serious . . . not ashamed of red hair and freckles . . . shorty , MR, AND MRS, DAVID E. KANAGY AND FAMILY SA RA EILEEN RENNO Sara A Course 1,2, B Course 3, 4 - Class President 1: Student Council Secretary 3, Treasurer 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Touring Chorus 3: La- dies' Chorus 2, 4: Althesean Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. -Treas. 2, Treasurer 4. Excels in athletics . . . friend of anyone . . . efficient . . . even disposition. . . hates to be behind . , . graceful, RUBY LOIS YODER .Ruby .. B Course - Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, Secretary 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Touring Chorus 3: Ladies' Chorus 2, 43 Vitarian So- ciety 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer 3, Sec- retary 4, Oral Expression Club 3. Always willing to help . . . Polite . . . has a contagious giggle . . . friendly disposi- tion . . . sympathetic and understanding. MR. AND MRS. ELMER YODER AND FAMILY OMAR LUKE ZOOK Omar B Course - Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Touring Chorus: Men's Chorus 2, 43 Althesean Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 3. Witty . . . enjoys a good joke . . . courte- ous . . . even-tempered . . . possessor of many nicknames . . . ready for a good time. MARY GRA CE BYLER Grace B Course - Vitarian Society 1, 2, 3, 4g Ladies' Chorus 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Touring Chorus 3. Tall . . . has lots of ideas . . . good artist . . . neat. . . studies diligently. . . has a good sense of humor. BURKE-JONES MOTOR CO. - Belleville SANFORD JESSE KING Hsam.. B Course - Class President 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Men's Chorus 2, 4: Mixed Octet 45 Photography Club 3: Kish-O-Vale 3: Vitar- ian Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Excellent football player . . . well-groomed . . . hates poetry . . . has a good bass voice . . likes the girls. HAROLD JESSE YODER Streak A Course - Mixed Chorus 2, 3,43 Touring Chorus 2, 3: Men's Chorus 2, 43 Mixed Octet 43 Class Treasurer 1, 3: Student Council 2, President 45 F. T. A. 3, 4, Vice President 3: Monday Morning Devotions Committee 4: Student Court 3: Vitarian Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Comm. 3. Rather tall . . . doesn't waste time . . . only fellow in A course . . . a gentle- man . . . author of unique poems . . . mu sically minded . . . dresses neatly. MR, AND MRS. NORMAN C. YODER AND FAMILY RA CHEL A NNE SPIC HER vu B Course - Altheasean Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Oral Expression Club 39 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Touring Chorus 2, 35 Ladies Chorus 2,43 Mixed Octet 4: Monday Morning De- votions Comm. 4. Cheerful . . . full of fun . . . talkative . . . pleasant to be around. . . patient . . lively. . . enjoys pizza. CLASS PROPHECY Lewistown! Lewistown! As the conductor's voice cut into my dreams, I realized that this was my stop. A few hours later I was ushered into a beautiful reception room where the second reunion of the Class of '61 was to be held. As I entered I was greeted by the host, none other than Harold. He informed me that he was teaching at L.M.S. I had arrived earlyg so, I found an inconspicuous seat in order that I could watch the guests arrive. Ron Yoder, as usual, was the first to arrive. During his conversa- tion with the host, I learned the reason for the stained appearance of his hands - he was a mechanic. This conversation was interrupted by the entrance of Lavina and Rachel. Rachel exclaimed to Ron, Isn't Lavina's Florida tan becoming? Lavina countered quickly, You may be tied down to office duties, but that's quite a limousine you're driving. When all were assembled, the ladies sextet sang. Two of them, Ruby Byler and Julia, were back from their work with the Mexicans. Farm life had given Ruby Yoder and Jane a hardy appearance. Darlis's teaching experiences gave her a look of patience. Kathleen, the owner of a nurse's cap, was home from social work. At the back of the room, I heard Ron Kanagy and Sanford arguing which profession brought the most profit - farming or the business world. Herman, being a store clerk, sided with Sanford. Meanwhile Omar was asking Roy, Roy, would you have time to repair my egg truck tomorrow? I'm quite busy this time of year, but I think I can do it tomorrow, promised Roy. Towards the end of the evening, I overheard two housewives, Mary Grace and Sara, discussing babysitters. I had heard earlier in the evening that Sara was enjoying, country life to the fullest and that Mary Grace was the immaculate housekeeper we always expected her to be. Returning home, I thought over the events of the evening before. l-low the class had changed! Some seemed to have a more serious outlook on life while others were as nonchalant as ever. Some had gained ounces noticeably while others managed to stay slim. The evening had been a very enjoyable one, but something seemed to be missing without Rosa who was in Africa doing mission work. RED RO E BLACK A D GOLD CLASS FLOWER CLASS CQLORS Sponsored by: I-lOFFMAN'S SUPPLY CO. - Lewistown 3I E IOR SNAPS I -,..,vM-...use . . . Gni Class Sec. and Pres Gab session ouulec, un income. Photography lesson f Q l A K. V. OIL CO. - Belleville NEW HOLLAND MACHINE CO. - Belleville --HIGH SCHOGL T P W 33 E IOR President KATHLEEN YODER Vice President RONALD KANAGY Secretary RUBY YODER Treasurer JANE GLICK Advisor MR. ROBERT HOSTETLER ROW ONE: Roy Kanagy, Omar Zook, Sanford King, Ronald Kanagy, Ronald Yoder, Herman Swartzentruber, Harold Yoder. ROW TWO: Rosa Yoder, Rachel Spicher, Jane Glick, Lavina Kauffman, Ruby Byler, Sara Renno, Ruby Yoder, Darlis Glick, Julia Hartzler, Kathleen Yoder, Mary Grace Byler. SHUNKWILER CANDY CO. - Lewistown RAGER'S FURNITURE UNIOR . President AQUILLA KANAGY Vice President RONALD KAUFFMAN Secretary ESTHER HARTZLER Treasurer SHARON STAYROOK Advisor MR. GENE NAFZIGER 4 . PX 6 R 5 R L ROW ONE: Darlis Kanagy, Esther Peachey, Sharon Stayrook, Marjorie Roth, Esther Hartzler, Mildred Byler, Ann Renno. ROW TWO: Allen Peachey, Aquilla Kanagy, Alvin Swartzentruber, Clyde Espigh, Linus Sharp, Norman Kanagy, Ronald Kauffman, Elmer Metzler. FENTON ESPIGH FAMILY JOSEPH L. HARTZLER FAMILY 35 OPHOMORE :fa ,sa C I L .,,, it , :q , Y ac, 1 gy ... . gg , , .5 K , ll!!! President - MA RLIN YODER Vice President - AUDREY HARTZLER Secretary-Treasurer - RUTH PEACHEY Advisor - MRS, ANNA MAE MILLER ROW ONE: Betty Hostetler, Melissa Yoder, Mary Ellen Yoder, Bernadine Swartzentruber, Esther Byler Alice Kauffman, Audrey Hartzler. ROW TWO: Alta Sharp, Elaine Peachey, James Byler, Delmar Glick, John Glick, Marlin Yoder, Harry Lee Renno, Jane Metzler, Ruth Peachey. JESSE GLICK FAMILY FRESHM N President THOMAS SPICHER Vice President MARIE PEACHEY Secretary-Treas . VERNANE KING Advisor MISS ALICE LEPLEY ROW ONE: Martha Hartzler, Salorna Yoder, Anna Yoder, Gertrude Swartzentruber, Rhoda Yoder, Marie Peachey, Vernane King, Martha Jane Peachey, Helen Glick. ROW TWO: W11 bur Peachey, Glen Byler, John Peachey, Lee Zook, Gideon Yoder, Dennis King, Thomas Spi cher . THE WILMER T. 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I--.M 1 k 1 ,-fy-..,,::,f, ' K ,1.g:,,3::'q. fmiw fl -MI Z-QW '- , K ' .T 'f ' ' JZ 1,,55gf53i5f:f1 , S V S . Q . 'Wx . f . 1 n 4 . 6' I GRADEIHGH ROW ONE: Mary Etta Spicher, Anna Mary Peachey, Sara Anna Hartzler, Joy Yoder, Susan Spicher, Rena Stuter, Donella Kanagy, Salina Kanagy. ROW TWO: Jean Byler, Shirley Peachey, Thomas Zook, David Metzler, Glen Peachey, Margaret Hartzler, Rhoda Byler, GRADE ,VQN htivsngpqmmx -aww-Mn ,,,,, , gmt ---- ali V In WMM. ndmmw 115 E ,W ,.,. ,, ROW ONE: Conrad Peachey, Susan Yoder, Ethel Yoder, Ruth Metzler, Mary Kathryn Hartzler, Twila Byler, Joana Belle Miller, Wilma Peachey, Rhoda Metzler, Edith Yoder, Vivian Peachey, Gerald Peachey. ROW TWO: Dale Kanagy, Raymond Zook, Loren Byler, Ralph Hartzler, Daniel Byler, Arlene Spicher, Joyce Yoder, Louise Hartzler, Marian Kanagy, Esther Byler, Roy Yoder, Robert Kauffman, Jolm Yoder, Leon Zook. THE JESSE G. HARTZLER FAMILY GR DE SIX ROW ONE: Annas Yoder, Alta Peachey, Cynthia Stayrook, Joyce Peachey, Betty Peachey, Gladys Yoder, Charlotte Hostetler, Jeanne Zook, Joanne Zook. ROW TWO: Lloyd Zook, Ralph Yoder, Paul Zook, John Kanagy, Darrel King, Dennis Peachey, Thomas Renno, David Spicher. Paul Spicher, Thomas Stuter, Dwight Peachey. Teacher: Miss Longenecker. GR DEFI E J ROW ONE: Edith Spicher, Sharon Kanagy, Wanda Zook, Rhoda Hartzler, Donna Kauffman, Joanne Byler, Mary Ellen Yoder, Lois Ann Zook, ROW TWO: James Yoder, Ralph Hostetler, Victor Yoder, John Hartzler. Teacher: Mrs. Wenger. NOT IN PICTURE: Leon Peachey. JOSEPH STAYROOK FAMILY 4l GRADE FO ROW ONE: Freddie Kanagy, Marlene Peachey, Phyllis Kanagy, Irene Kanagy, Gladys Peachey, Mary Ellen Zook, Ruth Zook, Rhoda Spicher, June Peachey. ROW TWO: John Sharp, Ray Harrzler, Leander Zook, John Peachey, Paul Yoder, John Allen Yoder, Glen Byler, Joseph Byler, J. Irvin Zook. Teacher: Mrs. Wenger. NOT IN PICTURE: Vera Mae Peachey. MR. AND MRS. JEFFERSON I-IARTZLER AND FAMILY ROW ONE: Floyd Kanagy, Roger Zook, Linda Byler, Ethel Harrzler, Mary Ellen Spicher, Alta Zook, Christina Sturer, Marilyn Kanagy, Carolyn Kanagy, Helen Kauffman, Arlene Hartzler. ROW TWO: Jonathan Yoder, Benny Lee Zook, Abie Spicher, Vernon Kauffman, Ray Yoder, Jay Byler, Marlin Byler, Delmar King, Dennis Peaohey, Gerald Yoder. Teachers: Miss Kauffman, Mrs. Yoder. NOT IN PIC- TURE: Mildred Renno. GR DE TWO ROW ONE: R. C. L. Mitron ll, Kenneth Peachey, Robert Zook, Rebecca Hostetler, Joyce Zook, Darlis Yoder, Lois Yoder, Arlene Kauffman, Jaynetre Miller, Barbara King, Susan Byler, Davida Kanagy. ROW TWO: Glen Yoder, John M. Byler, James Kanagy, Lester Byler, Marlin Yoder, John Paul Zook, Richard Yoder, David Spicher. Teacher: Mrs. Yoder. NOT IN PICTURE: Robert Renno. GRADE O ROW ONE: Jesse Lee Spicher, Dean Peachey, Darlene Yoder, Jane Yoder, Adella Kanagy, Phyllis Glick, Judy Miller, Ruth Ann Spicher, Virginia Peachey, Janice Miller, Sharon Kanagy, Evelyn Peachey. ROW TWO: David Byler, Frank Peachey, Ethan Zook, Delmar Hartzler, David Yoder, Alphie Hartzler, Jona- than Byler, Paul Peachey. Teacher: Miss Frye. ENOS PEACHEY FA MILY 43 ELEM NTARY SNAPS ti? ' . f-z' ,fh ' is .,g,g5sgif I ,iff 4'fff: ws ,. Xfl 1 ,,.. ' h Great fun! Big secrets At work Mine won't sit straight. TOP'S DINER THE JOHN SPICHER FAMILY ACTIVITIES ITARIA S The Vitarian Literary Society upholds the motto Live Not for Self But For All While participating in its activities, we learn to work for the good of the group and life is made more pleasant for others. OFFICERS President LINUS SHARP Vice President ALLEN PEACHEY Secretary RUBY YODER Treasurer MARIORIE ROTH Program Committee Members ROSA YODER RONALD YODER Advisor MISS LEPLEY IVAN D. PEACHEY FAMILY URIE I. PEACHEY FAMILY ALTHESEANS The Althesean Literary has been the source of much fellowship, literary enjoy- ment and learning for all members. Not only in high school but all through life, we will remember and uphold its motto: The Truth Is Always Right. WILLS STORE - Belleville BELLEVILLE TIMES - Big Valley's Own Newspaper OFFICERS President JANE GLICK Vice President JOHN GLICK Secretary SARA RENNO Treasurer ANN RENNO Program Committee Members KATHLEEN YODER ALVIN SWARTZENTRUBER Advisor MR. YODER 47 THE STUDE T COUNCIL Q ' . N ff ,L 1,0 ' ,- ' L Lx , 3 A H .-'1 H 1 11 V' ,W -H1 his ll liizxlmxf. QQ im, , . - --Jw I ROW ONE: Alvin Swartzentruber - Vice President, Sara Renno - Treas. , Harold Yoder - President, Marjorie Roth - Sec., John Glick. ROW TWO: Bernadine Swartzentruber, Roy Kanagy, Ruby Byler, Rhoda Yoder Allen Peachey, Dennis King, Mary Ellen Yoder, Gertrude Swarrzentruber. DAVE'S BARBER SHOP . Belleville GIBBONEY'S STORE THE F.T.A. ROW ONE: Ruby Byler, Ruth Peachey - Sec. -Treas., Ann Renno - Vice Presi dent, John Glick - President, Thomas Spicher. E ROW TWO: Dennis King, Lee Zook, Harold Yoder, Helen Glick, Martha Peachey, Vernane King, Marie Peachey, Rhoda Yoder, Delmar Glick. BELLEVILLE FLOUR MILLS CO. WALTER'S MOTORS - Lewistown MIXED CHORUS 1. BACK ROW: J. Glick, N. Kanagy, R. Yoder, A. Kanagy, H. Swartzentruber, E. Hartzler, A. Sharp, B. Hostetler, I. Hartzler, M. G. Byler, R. Peachey, K. Yoder, D. Glick, S. Stayrook, M. Roth, L. Sharp, A. Swartzenuuber, R. Kauffman, S. King, H. Yoder. FRONT ROW: M. Yoder, R. Kanagy, A. Peachey, H. L. Renno, E. Peachey, M. Yoder, R. Yoder, L. Kauffman, R. Byler, R. Yoder, J. Glick, M. E. Yoder, M. Byler, E. Peachey, A. I-Iartzler, J. Metzler, S. Renno, R. Spicher, A. Renno, D. Kanagy, R. Kanagy, D. Glick, J. Byler. FRONT CENTER E. Byler, B. Swartzentruber, A. Kauffman. UNIOR CHORUS BACK ROW: T. Spicher, S. Peachey, I. Byler, A. Peachey, R. Byler, R. Yoder, M. Hartzler V. King, M. Peachey, H. Glick, L. Zook, G. Byler. FRONT ROW: G. Peachey, G. Yoder, W. Peachey, D. Metzler, R. Stuter, A. Yoder, M. Hartzler, S. Hartzler, J. Yoder, G. Swart- zentruber, M. Peachey, D. Kanagy, S. Kanagy, D. King, T. Zook. A WESTOVER AND YODER GARAGE - Allensville HIME'S 322 DINER AND SERVICE CENTER MR. HOSTETLER MI I E I Mixed Chorus Director MR. YODER Iunior High Director BACK ROW: R. Kanagy, A. Peachey, S. King, H. Yoder. FRONT ROW: I. Hartzler, K. Yoder, R. Spicher, R. Byler. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS STANDING: D. Kanagy, R. Kauffman, R. Yoder, I. Yoder, A. Spicher, S. Yoder, V. Peachey, E. Yoder, E. Yoder, L. Harrzler, J. Yoder, R. Metzler, R. Metzler, R. Byler, M. Yoder, W. Peachey, C. Peachey, D. Byler, R. Hartzler, L. Byler, R. Zook. SEATED: M. Hartzler, J. Miller, T. Byler. THE GLENN KAUFFMAN FAMILY THE PAUL T. YODER FAMILY E WGR HIP GRADE SEVEN GRADE SIX GRADE EIGHT REEDSVILLE DRY CLEANING ALLENSVILLE PLANNING MILL OUR CREATOR GRADES 7-12 WEEKLY CHAPEL SCHEDULE Monday - Grades 7-12 - each in homeroom. Tuesday and Thursday - Grades 'Y-12 - in main auditorium Wednesday - Grades 9-12 - in main auditoriumg Grades 7, 8 - in homerooms. Friday - Grades 9-12 - in main auditoriumg Grades 7. 8 - together VI ITI G SPEAKERS SHETLER MUMAW KAUFFMAN Ian. 18-20 - Harvey Shenk, Stanford Mumaw, and Harry Shetler - visiting speakers from K.V. Bible School. Sept. 26-30 - Nelson Kauffman - Missions Emphasis Week. Feb. 20-24 - Norman Derstine - Spiritual Emphasis Week. IVAN ZOOK ROBERT HALLER INS. - Lewistown i la ? HIGH SCHOGL What's the center of interest? '??'? tif in Ki-'L-B35 iff fixwqir .t . ' 1' Tug of war? Hard at lt Senseless semicircle Sharing thoughts PERCY YODER FAMILY JESSE S. YODER FAMILY Lining up. SNAPSHUTS JUNIGR HIGH THE IESSE SHARP FAMILY THE IOHN S. ZOOK THE ICR CLASS AS SOPHOMORES AS SENIORS AS FRESHMEN AS IUNIORS MR. AND MRS. JESSE E. PEACHEY AND FAMILY ATHLETICS'-I i N I 5 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEA ROW ONE: O. Zook, R. Kauffman, S. King, A. Peachey, R. Kanagy. ROW TWO: N. Kanagy, R. Yoder, H. Yoder, R. Kanagy. Noontime Basketball MR. AND MRS. MERLE E. YODER AND FAMILY FOOTBALL SOFTBALL VOLLEYBALL JOHN BENDER AND EMPLOYEES Build Better With Bender A DAY AT SCHUOL explore. . . read . . We arrlve . . . learn together . . , practice . . . V X K JT Y ' V .aw ' - . fi X .. --1 1 A relax . . . gain weight. . . THE CHESTER KANAGY FAMILY ponder . . . study. . . M-Q1 choose . . . socialize. . . congregate. . . make decisions. . . have difficulties . . . .., , K' . 5 . 5 e i 'e f . i . .4 ,f t ., e watch a film . . . ' and leave. THE JOHN D. ZOOK FAMILY bl Rockville Allensville OUR CHURCHES Barrville Maple Grove Locust Grove Mattawana Sponsored by: THE ARTHUR YODER FAMILY WE PAUSE FOR A LAST LOOK. .. These Were Days Well Spentg They Are New Our Fond Memories. THE AMANDUS KANAGY FAMILY We wish to say Thank You to the following patrons who have helped to make this yearbook possible by their contri- buti ons . Twin Valley Far Walter's Sewing Center Lewistown, Pa. Stella 's Lewistown, Pa. Lilla Ford 's Lewistown, Pa . of Bob Davis Compliments Lewistown, Pa . Jeweler Paul S. Foss - Lewistown, Pa. Super Self-Service Shoe Store Lewistown, Pa. Wilt's Jewelry Store Lewistown, Pa. Rodgers Jewelry Store Lewistown, Pa. Penn Lewis Motors, Inc. Lewistown, Pa. J. H. Gibbony Music Store Yeagertown, Pa. The Staff m Bureau Co-Op Assn. - Belleville Zampelli's TV Lewistown, Pa . Marker's Confectionary Reedsville, Pa . Reedsville Dry Cleaning Reedsville, Pa . Reeclsville Super Market Reedsville, Pa . Buick Food Market Reedsville, Pa. Bohn Furniture Reedsville, Pa. Bobs Dairy Store Lewistown, Pa. Leister's Greenhouses Lewistown, Pa . H. S. Goss Candy Co. Lewistown, Pa. Hillside Service Store Lewistown, Pa. Robert I . Crozier Lewistown, Pa. Letterman Bros. Bakery Lewistown, Pa. Robert Johnson Hardware Lewistown, Pa. Consumer Discount Co. Lewistown, Pa. People's Drug Service Store Lewistown, Pa. Franciscus Co . Lewistown , Pa. Tom Johnson Shoe Store Lewistown, Pa. Red 's Diner Lewistown, Pa. Diana Dress Shop Lewistown, Pa. Crissman's Garage Belleville, Pa . John K. Yoder Iohn A. Peachey Family K. V. Nat. Bank Belleville, Pa. Petefs Shoe Service Belleville, Pa. Morrison News Stand Belleville, Pa. Allensville Cabinet Shop Allensville, Pa . Fosselman's Lewistown, Pa. Barnett's Electric Milroy, Pa. Kauffman gc Sons - Music and Furniture Lewistown, Pa. First National Bank of: Lewistown Chief Logan Milroy McVeytown Updegrove's Hardware Belleville, Pa. 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