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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1965 volume:

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Y 1 5' s :W N . - 0 ' .iff f. 'FEW - R xi ' 4 . We 'J' , ' Q. .L Hx- . ' x . 1 - Q ' 'U .ff wi , NX N, 4 -'f ...fm . ff. '4-f X X , .YL f . ' ' 5. SE X ,K ' Fifi , V, 3 in Q .W F 1.f,.fg - ' 1 v xiii 5 Z., X k l ' X' NR H' 1 A , QA' ffm y X I LE, X ':XXf7AJ .3 v x Q Y V. Hhs? Eff I ill .2 , 5 ..g- , Pi an N - 2 fx fa. Ni! -1 Ma-Q X. v THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS BELLE VILLE M ENN UNI TE SCHOOL BELLE VILLE, PENNSYLVANIA IN THE 1965 KISLLO- VALE Belleville Mennonite School represents a component part of 247 persons' bridge of education. Here the Keystone of education and all of life, Christ, is set forth. Bowed heads of children and youths reveal coinmitment to spiritual challenges for present and future. The bridge is constructed as the intellect is cultivated. Parents, administrators and instructors direct and encourage the training of the mind. Teachers individually inter- preting ideas and concepts, I ,Vw-0 Mental maturity, however, is acquired by each student's medi- tative study and class concentra- tion and then by repeated exercise of the new comprehension. Formation of the bridge is fur- ther promoted by opportunities for social development. Everyday classroom settings as well as specific social gatherings aid the growth of personality and ability to work well with others. The bridge of education is completed with physical discipline. Skills are ac- quired for the creation of wholesome bodies. Bene- fits are gained by both par- ticipant and spectator as the mind and body are re- freshed. CONTENTS ADMINIS TRA T10N SENIORS CLASSES ELEMENTAR Y A C TI VI TIES A THLE TI CS AD VER TISEMEN TS DEDICA T10 In acknowledgement of the notable part you have performed in the advance- ment of our education, we, the Senior Class, dedicate this 1965 edition of the Kish-O-Vale to you, MR. TRENNIS S. KING. We appreciate your unselfish con- secration to the work of Christian educa- tion as you functioned with vision and en- ergy in the office of President ofthe Board of Education for the melioration of Belle- ville Mennonite School. .Af-' As. 'Q f N we ' fi ,l,,,3 i W-.. K 2-Z . .. f, 'H 1. X1 ' 7 ,wi . K, A A h X '59 f ,- .Q i V, 6 5 we Q' W.. 3 M' A. A- . ' Q gr, N., ,grit .Ly K 'mini Ag Pnl'-un-q .M my 3 . A iii Ti-N '- A ,f KN! . 'We f . f--W M ,fm..x... f- , ., T A . . 11 ,bww . ',, g -A aj 15? 3. , Q f , 1 ,,. ,X ,MU V. K K, k wx W f f ii u 2 . , . iw 5 .P 1 ., . . ., 3 . -1, W . 'iii M 125. M . .M :Q . Q -, V K . . . , ff - f ff. . M - '- ? q 52 V- . , 5 , if I ,hu ,ffm A ,. ,A 5, .1 -W .mf f, Q4 W, . y , X- A, L 4 gk f ,.1.f f:,p51 f, , L ' 'T' ' f, A' .J V :lv VV 'f ' 'E2,-' gif f ,.. 25. Y '- ,. ' 1' '. Q M Q '55 ywzfx ' - ' W' . i f A ' 32 ' We V -QM - .1 ' f - fl . ,ag 1 5, ,,-255 ,Q K W .V x 1, Vqw g? 87 L .. S M -i I QSMA.: x ,H , .. , . ,,... Y , K' A f Li w Q ' W - 'iii 5 f ' ir, 1 ,Q iw' Y Q51 1. 25, 'wif Lf ff, W M - Wig ' E .1 ' h fe 1 A J JJ' ,. .SQ L fa ??quT Mn, 5253 5 , QCYSTQ' 206239 41-s,,QW , ' W . ' HQ: ' ...L 4 4 WZMM.. Asks.. Fred Swartzentruber Benjamin Zook Arthur Yoder John Zook PRESIDENT - Trennis King VICE-PRESIDENT - David Kanagy SECRETARY - Kore Yoder TREASURER - John Zook John Byler Aaron Peachey Raymond Byler Byron Peachey David Kanagy Crist Peachey BOARD OF EDUCA T10 Trennis King MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT To the Graduating Class of '65 Graduation Day is not a day when study, learning, and quest for knowledge end. This day is the doorway to even greater areas and fields of learning. Life itself is made up of opportunities, responsibilities, ob- ligations and services for the welfare of mankind. To these may each of you apply both past and future learning. For the Christian and dedicated youth even greater doors of service are being opened. For each of you to find your place in life as Christian youth, requires a relation to Christ and a sense of need for His direction. Christ is the key that opens to youtha new world of Christian service. He both opens to the door and charts the way. That Christ may be your Key to Life is the sincere prayer of the Board of Education of Belleville Mennonite School. Trennis S . King President . I 0 RELIGIO WELFARE COMMITTEE OFFICERS: Chairman, Chester Kanagyg Vice Chairman, Elrose Hartzlerg Secretary Newton Yoderg Erie Rennog Ivan Yoder, Elam Glickg NCT ON PICTURE: Dan King Waldo Miller. AL UM I ASSOCIA T10 The Alumni Association is an organization of Belleville Mennonite School graduates designed to promote the school as a Christian institution. An annual homecoming including a banquet, a public program, and a basketball game with the high school varsity is sponsored by the associa- tion. Recent projects include building up the li- brary and buying a new duplicating machine. PRESIDENT - Duane Kauffman VICE PRESIDENT - Roy Hartzler SECRETARY - Nancy Hartzler TREASURER - Elaine Peachey PARENT TEA CHERS' ASSOCL41 TI ON Mr. Larry Swartzendruber, Mrs. Dwight Glick, M Ivan Zook, Chairman. Project: Painting the gym walls. Parent - reacher relations. Becoming acquainted. I2 Q PRI CIPAL, MESSA GE MR. Princip al PAUL BEN DER To the Class of 1965 - Congratulations! You have your life. You have recognize sonal gain arrived at one of life's great milestones. Behind you lie many of the best days of This achievement opens new opportunities that will be both trying and rewarding. been nurtured and instructed by concerned parents and dedicated teachers to help and prepare your abilities and skills. You will use this preparation for either per- or for the glory of God. Secularism linked with humanism dares you to live for self by seeking a self-made happiness. True joy and success can never be attained through the pursuit of things. Neither can good be found within man to make him really happy without a commitment to a divine being. God has generously given you life and Jesus offers all men the abundant life. All men seek life enternal, of a sort, while Jesus beckons I am . . . 1ife : the true key to inner joy and peace. The real key to happiness is to find that person who alone can impart life. Life then becomes a commitment to a person rather than to a philosophy of the human mind. Life is transmitted by life. You can share life only when you possess it and have the wit- ness within. May Christ be the Lord of your life in daily experience for He is your Key to Life. Yours and His, Paul E. Bender, Principal I3 FACULTYINTEGRATE THE TUDE T MISS ALICE LEPLEY Goshen College B.A. in Spanish English 9-12 Spanish Il MR, DAVID A LLEMAN Messiah College A, B. in History History 8, 10-12 Physical Education 7-12 MR. JOHN A. LEHMAN B.A. , Goshen College Eastern Mennonite College Johnstown College of Pittsburgh University Union College Algebra I, Plane Geometry General Science , Biology, Chemistry i I4y I BYE LIGHTE ME T MR. PAUL BENDER Eastern Mennonite College Pennsylvania State University Typing 10 History 9 Math 8 MR, RAY HORST Hesston College Eastern Mennonite College B. R. E., B. A., Foreign Language Spanish I Senior Chorus, Touring Chorus Music 7-9, Advanced Music Science 7, 8, Bible '7 EXEMPLIFICA TIO MR, LARRY SW ART ZENDRU BER Hesston College Goshen College Grade 6 MISS ELVA KRADY Eastern Mennonite College A. B. in Education English 7, 8 Social Studies 7 Art 7-9 MISS RUTH BYLER Eastern Mennonite College Grade 5 i... I DIVIDUAL GUIDA CE MRS. ANNA W. YODER Eastern Mennonite College Northwest Nazarene College Upland College, Wheaton College Grade 2 Grade 35 Social Studies, Bible, Spelling. Reading MISS ELIZABETH FRYE Goshen College B.S. in Elementary Education Grade 1 s MISS SARA MARIE KAUFFMAN Eastern Mennonite College B.S. in Elementary Education Grade 35 Arithmetic, English, Science, Art, Penmanship, Music Grade 4 MISS IRENE KAUFFMAN Secretary MR. NELSON GLICK Shop 9-12 MRS. JOE L. PEACHEY Sewing, 10-12 MR. FREEMAN FRYE Mrs. Lois Peachey and Donnie I 9 C U S TUDIA NS W. King of the Hin MR. LARRY SWARTZENDRUBER FACULTY INF ORMALS Faculty Retreat to, prepare for 1964-65 Pensive A big Ah Favorite Occupations Chatting after the Banquet 20 E 101-as JEAN MARIE BYLER Jean Locust Grove Oh You! Pet Peeve: To Be Quiet Ambition: Excell in History Helps to develop patience in others. . .con- stantly conversing. . . competent seamstress. revels in pizza. . . absent-minded. . .keeper ofthe tots. . . notional GRADUA TI G CLASS OF 1965 ALLEN RAY GLICK Al Lost Creek Well, I should say so. Pet Peeve: Witches Ambition: To be a successful farmer lnclined to argue. . .easily excited, , ,poetic . . . good-natured. . . easy to tease. . . has original characteristics 22 SARA ANNA HARTZLER Buzz Allensville Oh you Pet Peeve: History Tests Ambition: Secretary Petite. . . vivacious. . . efficient typist. . . huntress. . . fine soprano voice. . . unpredict- able COMME CE TO LIFEI DIVIDUALLY MARGARET IRENE HARTZLER Mag Locust Grove You know what I mean. Pet Peeveg Motorcycles Ambition: Nurse Excellent leader. . . able pianist. . . winsome personality. . . creative. , . dresses becomingly , . , clear soprano voice l 23 DONELLA MARIE KANAGY Ne1lie Allensville Get out of my life Pet Peeveg Burnt Pizza Ambition: Catch up on sleep Pleasing alto voice . . . boy scout . . . distinctive cackle . . . knows people by their cars . . . night hawk . . . thinks and questions CRISES FOR THE GTHENING RACHEL ANNA HENNIGH Rach Green Grove Oh my Pet Peevez Tests Ambition: Secretary Co-operative . . . brisk walk . . . comes from Spring Mills . . . reserved . . . unob- trusive . . . attractive smile 24 JAMES MARLIN KANAGY Jim Allensville Get out of my life Pet Peeve: Slow truckers Ambition: Travel Well-groomed. . .derives pleasure from per- tinent discussions. . . resolute. . .attic salt.. quick of apprehension. . . class nimrod OPPOR TU I TIE F OR CHALLENGING SALINA ANN .KANAGY Slim Allensville You'd better believe it Pet Peeve: To be quiet Ambition: Nurse Jovial. . .los ojos negros. . .energetic . . hail- fellow-well-met. . . an understanding class- mate. . . delights in slumber parties 25 SHIRLEY ESTHER PEACHEY Shirl Barrville Great day Pet Peeve: Twice-told tales Ambition: Nurse Affable. . . worthy to be depended on. . . dili- gent worker. . . earnest about scholastic achieve- ACTIVITIE FOR GRA TIF YI G . ANNA MARY PEACHEY Pete Woodland For Pete's sake Pet Peeve: Cold pizza Ambition: Farmer's wife Practical joker. . . loquacious. . . excellent in sports. . . doesn't let studies postpone fun. . . Tom boy . , .senior tease. . . nonchalant y 5 CHARITY FREIDA PEACHEY Chat Boyer You don't make me too mad Pet Peeve: Chickens Ambition: Elementary teacher Beauty and brains in one bundle. . . often seen in the bug . . . lady-like decorum. . . reacts delightfully to teasing. . . charitable EQUIPPED BY CHOOLING FROM NANCY SADIE KING Nan Big Valley Brethren in Christ How about that Pet Peeve: Having nothing to do Ambition: Nurse Amicable. . . blushes readily, . , studious takes things moderately. . . shows thoughtful kindness to others 27 - GLEN LEROY PEACHEY Peachey Locust Grove l don't know Pet Peeveg Getting up Ambition: Success 'Horses around . . . captivating guitar player , , , extrovert. . . propels a sharp Chevy, , , mischievous grin. . . tall INS TR UC T10 , EXPERIE CE, EXAMPLE LORINA SARA JANE STUTER Rena Woodland I don't know nothing Pet Peeve: Car stalling in town Ambition: Artist Engaging lass. . . cheats Mr. Sandman. . . inate artistic ability. . . attractive. . . ready replies. . . speaks through eyes and mouth 28 RONALD EUGENE RITZ Ron Locust Grove Oh boy! Ret Peeve: Sloppy weather Ambition: Aviation mechanic Prefers making history to studying it. . . sprinter, . .fond of females. . . acquainted with cars. . . gentleman. . . muscle man. . . vigorous bass EMBOLDE EDA D CO VOYED JOY LOUISE YODER Wha1ey Locust Grove Oh you crazy kid Pet Peeve: History projects Ambition: Serve others Pleasing simplicity, . , drives a hot 47 Ford. . . firm in opinions. . .interprets roles well. . . has an aversion to studies. . . spark- ling eyes 29 RUTH ANN ZOOK Rute Amish Mennonite Bueno Pet Peeve: Freckles Ambition: Aid to others Muy inteligente. , enjoys excitement. . . perceptive. . . smooth runs the water where the brook is deep . . . self-reliant BY CHRI 11 OUR KEY T0 LIFEU THOMAS JAMES ZOOK Tom Mattawana What's your trouble? Pet Peeve: Trouble Ambition: Farmer Even-tempered. . . asset to tenor section. . . sociable. . .takes milk samples. . . gets around. . .keeps up on current agricultural technique l so CLASS OFFICERS CHARITY PEACHEY --------------- PRESIDENT MARGARET HARTZLER ---------- VICE-PRESIDENT AN ------------------ CLASS MOTTO: CHRIST OUR KEY TO LIFE CLASS COLORS: ROSE AND WHITE CLASS FLO WERS: WHITE R USE Proceeded through elementary years . . . e e s We all, as Allen, anticipated if y that first day of school . . . r r. A . l X .K h l if y ff - ,,.' 'V , if ,M .asv '- W- ' r -- aala i sf elllle efwi-M llettl ifwsfffaa r is My or . f' - 3 Q- is Vw - wi t ' i - Qu 'M' y KF ki iff 5 B -, 3 7' fluff iss' MQ Q f r . yi , . Lisa: - A r -t-,, Q ' ,tt- 2 --'V - 5 ' V V Q q Became better acquainted through singing, socializing in the classroom and at parties, and touring---cliinaxed by our class trip to the Natior1's Capital . . . 32 I HO OR OF THE SENIURS glze gunfor Gaiam aj! file Qelleville Cynennoniie Cjclzool requesl flze pleasure ojfyour company al fffe 9-,unior-Qjenior cgjjcunfuef on grfjay evening, lim Ars! ofQflQay al six-llmiriy o rclocl Evening speaker, Mr. Earl Delp Jr and piano soloist , George Musser. THEME: MAYDAY PLACE: SIGLERVILLE MEN'S CLUB 33 ., Wd 1. sv-A THE BELLE VILLE DAILY TIME Vol. XXXIV Belleville, Thursday, May 30, 1975 Page 17 REPRESENTATIVE LIVES ON MANOR ACRES Mr. James Kanagy, representative for Dekalb Chicks, had retumed by Boeing from the continent of Australia on a selling trip. He is currently engaged in research on Manor Acres. The owners of Manor Acres are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Zook. CARTOONIST APPOINTED Miss Rena Stuter was recently appointed as cartoonist to the staff of The Saturday Evening Post. MECHANIC WEDS STEWARDESS Mr. Ronald Ritz, aviation mechanic for Trans World Airlines at Kennedy Interna- tional Airport is vacationing with his new bride, a stewardess for United Airlines, in Acapulco, Mexico. GLICK WINS AWARD Mr. Allen Glick has won the Pennsyl- vania Young Farmer of the Year Award. He and his wife were present at the annual Pennsylvania Young Farmers' Convention to receive the award. WEST VIRGINIA RELIEF Leaving for West Virginia to work among the mountain people are Miss Salina Kanagy and Miss Joy Yoder. Joy will be teaching Red Cross Courses. Salina will serve as Pub- lic Health Nurse in the area. HARTZLER APPOINTED Margaret Hartzler has been appointed Assistant Director of Nursing at Goshen Col- lege. Her term begins June 1. AMERICANS CAPTURED News has been received from Leopoldville, the Congo, that Ruth Zook and husband, nurse and doctor team, have been captured in a recent raid by the rebels. No further information is available at the present time. PEACHEY IN WI-lO'S WHO Miss Charity Peachey has been named' to I Who's Who in American Education. Her outstanding contribution to elementary education has revolutionized teaching of reading. She has served six years on the staff of the Penn State Experimental School at Erie, Pa. PEACHEYS TRANSFERRED Mr. and Mrs. Glen Peachey have been transferred from the Belleville Plant of New Holland Machine Company to the plant at New Holland, Pa. Mr. Peachey is in the welding division and Mrs. Peachey will accept a position as head secretary. Miss Rachel Hennigh will accept the position left vacant by Mrs. Peachey's transferral. FORMER TEACHER SPEA KS Mrs. Jean spoke at a Conven- tion of the Pennsylvania Historical Society. She is a former history teacher at Belle- ville Mennonite School. MCC SENDS NURSES Mennonite Central Committee is spon- soring two nurses, Miss Shirley Peachey and Miss Nancy King, as volunteers to help in the epidemic in Cairo, Egypt. N OVEL RELEASED Miss Donella Kanagy has released her first novel, Connie. Critics predict a smashing success. It will be released on the newstands July 1. XF 'gg NJ 'V 'ff KI , 1 A 5 'N Qggfx' 51,3 fi? far 9, R yy A W? :lv I dw M I n .. ,3,M i 4 1f1 f , , ,f f ,M f,f-f f,,w.ff ,MMR ffrf N, ', iQ,a!'5 56 , V, ,Fm JM, , 4 li fi , K 555: 3 f 9' ,gl X S 4 iff gy A-If H- fx X ' New V 7 '--.. ,Y,,,A ,, ,A Ari, A A ff .. 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D316 Kaflagy AUU5 Peachey Vivian Peachey Conrad peachey Wilma Peachey Gerald Peachey Arlene SPiChe1' usan Yoder Mark Zook Edith Yoder Ethel Yoder Elsie Yoder Roy Yoder Testing for H2 Trim the pattern carefullyg that's the first step to good sewing. 38 OPHUMORE OFFICERS Treasurer: Betty Peachey Vice President: Lloyd Zook President: Dennis Peachey Secretary: Jean Zook Advisor: Mr. Horst Charlotte Hostetler Earl Koser Betty Peachey Dwight Peachey Thofnas Remo John Kanagy Alta Peachey D6HI1iS PS2-Chey J0YCe PeaCheY David Splcher 39 Cynthia Stayrook Linda Strauser Thomas Stuter Gladys Yoder Henry hifi Yoder Ralph Yoder Thomas Yoder Jean Zook Joann Zook Lloyd Zook Paul Zook Raymond Zook Lunch time: To study, To think, To talk Maylah, , , ff gfjggiffi' K . . 7 555 Lg-..?5si1r,, f ' K ' gg , 4 - Lois 'gy -me ,H mmm,V 1, W,,.X , . m,.1 Ann . -, ,QV - Bender H? loan Byler Mr. Lehman, Advisorg loan Byler, Secreraryg Mary Ellen Yoder, Treasurerg Raymond Zook, Presidentg John Hartzler, Vice President F RESHM E W ' Hartzler Rhoda Hartzler Upon being initiated. ,ffgpf I Ralph Sharon Donna Darrel Esther Hogzerlef Kanagy Kauffman King King 4I r ' ., .. lt? J QV Edith Spicher David Yoder Victor Yoder Mary Ellen Yoder Robert Yoder James Yoder Lois Ann Zook Raymond Zook Wanda Lou Zook Freshman Bible, Old Testament 42 These grades are 'Fw 3 WVR. hi 39m 4 ',:g5Wv. 1' ,. -3 ,ff-ff will gk if .1 . 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Marlin Spicher Lois Ng Q Spicher Wayne Yoder Judy Douglas Zook Yoder Linda Zook l .2 ff Z UUE 5 ' NOPNOYO THIRD Sharon Peachey Mary Bet Yoder Ruby Zook more I- Noflwuilubla D all if D , gi' K W more f',JAJfjZf nor Avmiam David Yoder WW' No me gg Avmam -af-'Qin David Spicher Jesse Lee Spicher Ruth Ann Spicher Darlene Yoder Jane Yoder FIFTH Josephine Yoder Susan Zook CON TEMPLATION Roy Bender David Byler Jonathan Byler Phyllis Glick Alphie Hartzler Delmar Hartzler Sharon Kanagy Anna Mae Kauffman Verna Mae King Dean Peachey Evelyn Peachey Frank Peachey James Peachey Paul Peachey Virginia Peachey John Paul Bender John Byler Lester Byler Susan Byler Rebecca Hostetler DaVida Kanagy James Kanagy Arlene Kauffman Barbara King Anna Peachey Anna Mary Peachey Kenneth Peachey Paul Peachey Robert Renno Carol Yoder '1 momsv . vii? . f ., PH O70 HQ! 'Avoilolvls Darlis Yoder Glenn Yoder Lois Yoder Marlin Yoder SIXTH Richard Yoder John Paul Zook Joyce Zook Robert Zook :naw-nuvg unsung nn, NOT SHDWN ffggfg L PHOTO .fe raw . JZ7' H., ,fi EVE Mildred Renno Abie Spicher Darlene Briskey J ay Irvin Byler Lynda Byler Marlin Byler Arlene Hartzler Ethel Hartzler Ray Hartzler Carolyn Kanagy Floyd Kanagy Helen Kauffm an Jesse Kauffm an Vernon Kauffman Delmar King Dennis Peachey Earl Peachey TH Mary Ellen Spicher Christina Stuter Jerold Yoder Jonathan Yoder Ray Yoder Alta Jean Zook Benny Zook Duane Zook John Zook Roger Zook all-J 'O' 'U' if X ff K Glenn Larry Phyllis Gladys Byler Hartzler Kanagy Peachey Joseph Fred Irene Iva Byler Kanagy Kanagy Peachey EI GH TH We are: Mischievous Lively Ram bunctious , WV . 4, B PHOTO NUT AVAIKABLE John David Peachey June Peachey f f? J 'rf ,A PNQ f a x Sf no more Marlene Peachey Verna Mae Peachey ZJBAJIAV A TOM OTOHW 'md' john E, Sharp John A. Yoder Rhoda Spicher Judy Yoder Harold Yoder Melva Yoder Sf 'BM Paul Yoder Alvin Zook J. Irvin Zook I Lois Ann Zook Mary E. Zook Ruth Zook ELEMENTAR Y A C TI VI TIES Special Feature: Mr. Policeman about safety Awaiting dismissal .sts s tstis 1 First try at Semester Exams Chums V A day out: to relax, to play ball 52 t Mr 9584653 5 1, X x E iM Q ' 5 V. n,vwf-wr ,H Egsfw s'.:M?2 . X0 Q ar All ,kk ,MW , A.. ei , kg, My F Me: wif-, I I I af!-5 5' I A K 4 2- 3 x ' . , ' 'X 1. 4 s , rw , Q 'Q ff SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Composed of 60 voices, SENIOR Q UAH TET , Dlrector 54 ristm TOURING CH OR US Composed of 38 selected voices, Toured Western Pennsylvania in the -spring, SENIOR ENSEMBLE 55 CHORUS TGUR 1964. . . TO PRESENT THE LIVING GI-IRISIQ TO LEARN BY VISITING NE W PLACES AND MEETING NE W PEOPL fy Preparing for a programg 15 is a crowdg A new homeg Gettysburg Wax Museumg Eternal 1 Flame of the Peace Monumentg Director and po tial troubleg A quick postcard from Gettys- b h L y C B f g omeg ura avernsg us un. 56 Allen Shirk, Mission Emphasis Speaker CHAP L A regular speaker Student chapel panel discussion on dating Singing 57 KI H-O- VALE EDITOR ------------ Margaret Hartzler ASSISTANT EDITOR EDITOR APPRENTICE ADVISOR ---- BUSINESS MANAGER ARTIST ----- TYPISTS - - - PHOTOGRAPHER - 58 - - - - Shirley Peachey - - - Edith Yoder - Miss Lepley - - James Kanagy - - Rena Stuter - - - - Ruth Zook Sara Hartzler Anna Mary Peachey X k , H - , .ik - l fQ2Q1f S if ff Q A 'Qyflif A ge ' 0, N1 'gf Q ,,,, .- ,, A me x ' 'll QX .iff Sl f, Sr, 'L X 'R : 'L - 1 ,1. H-W fowvk ,ax a' f-H ' 'lx :Xi V e i x A QQ i, X1 'QQ 95 pn ' K x' xx vigx E. 1- Hx to ,- 'H ,, F u Q X - fx K 5 .. 2 X h fl fx jx N 1 Q' sf-. RX - V A P ,. -A - . NX . 'gm A X ,NXXX-,N , . y A . NX yay .51 AUQXYINQI s XF M N hui N , lv, ,Tv . x1v.:.x , V -- X ., , X X k R k N .oxvgxlxx .us - Qc, ., wif, X Q X X xx Xigxjgn X - ,, .l..?L,-mQ-.--move Q ., , .,,,., .,,.Q,,.Q:,, ,,, e.,f,,,,. ,M,,,W, A M K, ' - Y. .lf - . Y Y, . Y . i ' S ar....,. .Mr 1 . A 1 rs and waitresses. e election for 19 1 r J -. 3 Y f :fix , Pennsylvania Senior 5 sflmgwlgnqia Chorus ' ' 1' LQQQEEKRIEBIQ , mlnaeuinlgfa ' og q.:: XX 4:61:22 35:51 u GTDEOD ': lnmew 'ffm the Gideon Society were in charge Three members of of chapel Jan. 7. Mr. Bs Peachey, e local dairyrr John Har as the n introduced Mr . ..-xl 5 M ci as follows: Harbst 05- men, president: sh the hist fjicgn ler, vice-pres e C-ideons. seg.. Hartzlerg secrw , also a lc best e Peachey, treasua A 1 led us were favored wi' a close of of by the faculty qx aetament mg, sed of Larry Swsu nh student ge, r, Ivan Yoder. nugh twelve ngde , and Paul B4 lelph Hartz Jwgg which our speaks: eour r, challenged M W '. v V v gf ing on the sulwooo, vow-cl. BALSES FUNDS the Wind. as I See It--Past, Pre- mmwV A 1-vw-we 'jf' 'foo Hg+Q-me and Fut The Student Council sp -PQE Z' Q ' e chor cred 9. sale of greet A h 'V -' - ' V Q he publ ards, calendar towe h W Allensv rapping paper, and r-ik is r ' VAhWh -'A ,Q 11 at v 'rom Nov. 5 to 24. r , , J It fe :earns composed of two h J U ws: tw chool students each w - 5 ' et free :he salesmen. 5' , ,, two First prize of 35.00 w ,QQ My 3 L , V is IO te-ezrunates .Allen auu ...'... t.'. K eng, Sgugggy , I FS by L. a'a5 Circu'letio:a...Rhoda Har Ezler thg dll vvvlvu v4 lu-wg 1561 Lfjis Fgndgf- ' and three numbers by do: Tvuists ........ Nancy Briskeyjz enior Ladies' Ensemble., Km 'Susan Yederg Maris, qartyggr e week end provided a. em Photograwheruwim, peachey Profitable fellowship rec kdvisor-.'.. ......... Ray Hor-SC 11 who attended. st: L' the --Marjorie Roth, Trees. --Margaret Hartzler EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SEATED: Margaret Hartzler, Secretaryg'Shir1ey Peachey, President STANDING: Ethel Yoder, Treasurerg Marklook, Vice President, 60 f- 1, SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT COM- M Responsible to help develop proper L school spirit, keep bulletin boards up-to-date and help improve the ,S M T MITT EE campus. FELLOW SHIP C OMMITT EE Responsible for at least three high school socials and the welcoming of guests. ATHLETIC C OMMITTEE Responsible for intramural sports and for helping to provide athletic equipment. RELIGIOUS LIFE COMMITTEE , Responsible for weekly stu- dent chapel and all student religious activities. bl PORT MEN ,S CLUB The Sportsmen's Club was formed this year for fellows interested in becoming better sportsmen, The club has shown several films. Also, a Game Protector discussed game laws and the problems and methods of game protection. Target shooting and spotting deer are several other club activities , .-v 'c,t..K1'gM OFFICERS President - Daniel Byler Vice President - Don Hartzler Secretary - Conrad Peachey Treasurer - Loren Byler .. 62 FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA IEW: m f PRESIDENT: Wilma Peachey VICE PRESIDENT: Gerald Peachey SECRETARY-TREASURER: Jean Byler ADVISOR Miss Lepley 63 FUTURE URSES OF AMERICA OFFICERS PRESIDENT - - - - -Shirley Peachey VICE PRESIDENT - - - - Vivian Peachey SECRETARY-TREASURER - - - - -Salina Kanagy This year the FNA received its National Charter from the National League of Nursing. During the year several nurses from the community spoke to us about the opportunities for service through the various fields of nursing. We also completed a 10 hour Red Cross First Aid Course. 64 MISS KATHLEEN YODER, R.N Advisor 'IWERE THE ALTHESEA , MIGHTY '9 CHARITY PEACHEY - PRESIDENT ETHEL YODER - VICE-PRESIDENT SARA HARTZLER - SECRETARY-TREASURER ANNA PEACHEY - PROGRAM COMMITTEE TOM ZOOK - PROGRAM COMMITTEE MR. HORST - ADVISOR 65 MVITARIANS WE ARE, AND . .M MARK ZOOK - President DON HARTZLER - Vice-President EDITH YODER - Secretary MARGARET HARTZLER - Treasurer ANNA MARY PEACHEY - Program Committee GLEN PEACHEY - Program Committee MR, ALLEMAN - Advisor 66 QE 9 y P7 , zllk, fi I N W' im LITERAR Y A CTIVITIES Joint literary social Annual Poetry Contest First prize winner DWIGHT PEACHl:Y Talent Show participants S' in CULTIVA TING DRAMA TIC ABILITY THE CASE OF I-IUMANITY VS. PONTIUS PILA TEE -gn? Annas fDwight Peacheyj is sworn in by Bailiff CRon Ritzj And now you wash your hands. . . you have no answer to that. . . Governor? Pilate CTom Spicherj Prosecution Attorney flee Zookj Defense Attorney CDennis Kingj W Judge fGerald Peacheyj, Will you desist! Sit Down . . . Caiaphas fwilbur Peacheyj The jury has not been able to reach a unanimous decision 68 ll - swim. , ,gsm .5 1 e ,p wi: .bf fx - ,Sf 'Q Q ,L-. , A? S? W Q Mlwgf 5 . 3 1 VARSITY OFFENSIVE TEAM -.1321- u fem, - Nga--' -' Q-Nw ,,1.k.jNM,,,,,.v 11215,-,. an Important games in- cluded literary tangles and a battle with Johnstown Mennonite Schoo1's grid- iron nine. CO-CAPTAINS: Mark Zook, Daniel Byler COACH: MI. Alleman VARSITY DEFENSIVE TEAM The game begins Althesean carrier Conrad makes a first and ten 7I Don makes a get-away -9,fI ..,'4af' Q:lX:fS7:f . 'Y . VARSITY TEAM uf- ,,.,,,f...1 ,km . ,,,L ' 'f 2352, -1 LA yf X if we af? 'ri' ,- ae ,fr A I! A H ALUMNI 47 VARSITY 50 Varsity sets up defense. Varsity rooter. Don blocks. 72 EMHS 74 BMS 51 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM The Girls' Varsity played the Alumni girls and won by a score of 32-30. Q . 2 T . L A lf? 1, i , , L we ' kg? .,,.. V Y N Q Z gg? , -Q1 YR 5+ ' . Q f v 5 SOCCER Fall sports began with girls' and fellows' soccer . . . SOFTBALL Softball is played both spring and fall. TRACK .AND FIELD Spring is highlighted by track and field events. 74 K EMI-IS 119 BMS 79 IN TER- S CH OLAS TI C TRACK MEET LITERAR Y COMPETITION TRACK 1964 VITARIANS 111 AL THESEANS 96 Medal G 1 Di- Medal V1 L H IZ- D1v1s1on T Sp le , A111 h Cher, 23 points 23 poi ADVER TI EME T TRIANGLE PHOTO LEWISTOWN PENNSYLVANIA sf. -f'2'3.'-om, ,-f,g.sf,5si fy Guang JOHN BENDER BELLEVILLE PENNSYLVANIA EASTERN MENNONITE COLLEGE A Liberal Arts College, with Curriculums leading to the following degrees: Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science of Nursing Bachelor of Theology Liberal Arts Program RegionallX Accredited Coeducational Christian Environment Small-College Atmosghere Scenic Location For further information write to Admissions Counselor, Eastern Mennonite College, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Thy Word Is Truth 'Annu THE 31, OOO, OOO PROPOSED LIBRARY AT GOSHEN COLLEGE will accommodate 600 readers, 450 of them at individual carrels, and more than 200, 000 volumes. Goshen hopes to have the proposed library ready for occupancy in September, 1967. GOSHEN COLLEGE Paul E. Mininger, Ph, D, , President Goshen, Indiana LUTHER J. YODER TOURWAYS . sr Q ili ri',s. Z , . ll-lHiOI College We invite you to be one of the students who - ACCYCCHICCI will be studying in the new air-conditioned . Liberal Arts Mary Miller Library when school opens this fall. . Christian HESSTON COLLEGE Hesston Kansas 79 C OMPLIMENTS OF KISHACOQUILLAS VALLEY NATIONAL BANK BELLEVILLE , PENNSYLVANIA C OMPLIMENTS OF AGWAY INC. YOUR FARM AND HOME SUPPLY CENTER SERVING MIFFLIN COUNTY RESIDENTS FROM BE LLEVILLE YOUR TROUBLES 44 VAIIISII '3 ' Qvgffmkf ROY'S AUTO SERVICE LEROY F. WYLAND, Owner General Repairing GEORGE H. WESTOVER 110 East Main Street Belleville, Pennsvlvania 'MEI 51 XWl:zFa:7r , , - FV? .ESE k g ! Phone 935-2232 S. 'c.l1uEs51 cfe B af' I. YODER OIL CO., INC. DISTRIBUTORS CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS Phone 935-2138 ELLEVILLE PENNSYLVANIA WE GIVE Sain GREEN STAMPS BIG VALLEY FEED AND GRAIN COMPANY 1 .Nff M Feed, Grain, Fertilizer, Field Seeds, Coal and Farm Supplies MASTER-MIX CONCENTRATES AND MASTER MADE FEEDS Phone 935-2163 C ornplirnent S of ABBOTTS DAIRIES Belleville , Pennsylvania BELLEVILLE FLOUR MILL REEDSVILLE MILLING COMPANY Phone Belleville 935-2242 Phone Reedsville 667-2512 IBER D. K. HOSTETLER, INC BUILDING SUPPLIES Belleville, Pennsylvania Phone 935-2151 6? A 5. il-' vpn . SAMUEL A. CRISSMAN SERVICE STATION General Repair Work Bolens Garden Tractors Belleville, Pennsylvania Phone 936-2342 TED'S BODY SHOP BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS PAINTING Belleville , Pennsylvania WISHING YOU ALL THE GREATEST SUCCESS TAYLOR'S MARKET FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLEASURE I We Give S811-I Green Stamps Belleville , Pennsylvania KENNEDY 8. 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LEWISTOWN 1-1UNT1NGDoN ZAMPELLI TV Lewistown, Pennsylvania FM RADIO STEREO TV GARDNER CONSUMER DISCOUNT CO. 38 W. Market St. Lewistown, Pennsylvania Phone 248-6703 COMPLIMENTS , OF BowMAN's LEWISTOWN'S OLDEST NEW HOLLAND FURNITURE STORE CO- Where Crood Furniture Belleville , Pennsylvania Is Not Expensive Speed Queen Westinghouse M 8. M RESTAURANT A Route 22 Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Private Dining Area Available Phone 643-2640 THE ARROW COMPANY CLUETT, PEABODY 8: CO. , INC Lewistown, Pennsylvania RROW-' COMPLIMENTS OF MOYLE'S USED CARS PENN FURNITURE CO, , 744 Valley Street Lewistown, Pennsylvania Lewistown, Pennsylvania Phone 248- l 612 MORRIS GROCERY GROCERIES - MEATS PRODUCE FREE DELIVERY Belleville , Pennsylvania .Iob Printing Office Supplies LEWISTOWN PRINTING 8. OFFICE SUPPLIES 29 Chestnut Street Phone 248-3326 Lewistown, Pennsylvania Where Type Is Made to Talk FRANCIS MAUNDER, Owner WITH APPRECIATION FOR COMMUNITY SUPPORT SILVER STAR SPONSORS ASLP STORE Lewistown, Pa. 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Gibboney's Store Belleville , Pa. Glen's Barber Shop Lewistown, Pa. Grabbe's I-Iobbie Shop Lewistown, Pa. Guss's Pizza Burnham, Lewistown, Pa. I-Iarmon's Service Station Belleville, Pa. I-Ienry's Deer Skin Product 611 Electric Avenue, Lewistown, Pa. lke's City Service Burnham, Pa. Joe McNabb's Hill Store Belleville, Pa. Jordan Atlantic Lewistown, Pa. Kauffman's Music Store Lewistown, Pa. Knepp's Clothing Lewistown, Pa. Leister's Florist Lewistown, Pa. Mateers' Home Appliances Belleville, Pa. Mary Carter's Lewistown, Pa. Montgomery Ward Lewistown, Pa. Mur Jewelry Lewistown, Pa. Pe nnshire Clothe s Lewistown, Pa. Princes s Shop Lewistown, Pa. Rage r ' s Furniture Lewistown, Pa. Reedsville Dry Cleaners Reedsville, Pa. Reynold' s Electric Lewistown, Pa. Rocco's Super Market Lewistown, Pa. Rodger ' S Jewelry Lewistown, Pa. Shorty's Gulf Service Lewistown, Pa. Super Self Service Lewistown, Pa. The Sentinel Lewistown, Pa. Tom Johnson 8: Wian's Shoe Store Lewistown, Pa. Updegrove Hardwar e Belleville , Pa. William Penn Motor Co. Lewistown, Pa. Wolf Furniture Co. Lewistown, Pa. Womeldorf Burnham, Pa. Yoder' s Garage Allensville , Pa. -225. Patrons Aid Our Education GOLD STAR PATRONS WILMER BYLER VERNON GLICK JEFFERSON P. HARTZLER JESSE HARTZLER CHESTER KANAGY HERBERT KING BYRON PEACHEY ELAM PEACHEY JOHN W. SPICHER DR. GEORGE E. WORTMAN DR. NELLIE R. WORTMAN ARTHUR YODER MERLE YODER JOHN S. ZOOK . -f fix: . 53,3-.f W- ff' -f - fv-'W -1 -V V fi' , g iillg-,'Af' f'f'i' ' ' V 63,5 3 J A . 4- '1?Q?gfiEvl+zL. ' K- K N' is 3 G A ' ,L A :Sf ' l ' -- MW, -V , A M M 3, X , f 2 ik: , fi' ' K' ' , . g in Q z ff f ' i 11 T I I Q RTTTRTT . . .---.. . . Am. .. . ,- W ... . ,. vzq, ...,,. I .. .. .- . N -- Maple Grove, Barrville, Otelia., Valley Amish-Mennonite, Allensville. Yi SILVER STAR PATRONS Bennett Byler Joseph Hartzler Paul C. Hartzler Lloyd Hostetler Aaron Kanagy Sam Kauffman Trennis King Crist D. Peachey Crist Y. Peachey Ezra J. Peachey Kore J. Peachey Leroy Peachey Family Louis Peachey Raymond Peachey Family Sylvanus Peachey Urie J. Peachey Erie Renno Paul Renno Joseph Stayrook Abe S. Yoder, Jr. David R. Yoder Jacob I. Yoder Joshua Yoder Family Norman Yoder Percy Yoder Ben J. Zook Ivan Zook Family John D. Zook Lester Zook Family Mark Zook Steve Zook BRONZE STAR PATR ONS Ruth Byler Jess Sharp Joseph A. Yoder Family Mark Yoder Floyd Zook Rockville, Woodland, Brethern In Christ, Locust Grove, Mattawana SENIOR A C TI VI TIE JEAN BYLER - Student Council 1, Class Sec. 1,4, FTA 2,3,4, Sec. 4, Althesean 1, 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 4, Ladies' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4. ALLEN GLICK - Delaware Menn. High School 1, 2, 3, Vitarian 4, Touring Chorus 4. MARGARET IHARTZLER - Class Pres. 1, Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 4, Vallee Vida 2, 3, Ed. 3, Kish-O-Vale 3,4, Ed. 4, Student Council 1,4, Sec. 4, FNA 2,3, Treas. 3, Vitarian 1,2, 3,4, Pro. Committee 3, Treas. 4, Ladies' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 4. SARA HARTZLER - Althesean 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. -Treas. 4, Class Treas. '1,4, Class Sec. 3, Student Council 1, Ladies' Ensemble 1,2, 3,4, Vallee Vida Typist 3, Kish-O-Vale Typist 4, Touring Chorus 4. RACHEL HENNIGH - Penns Valley High School 1, 2, 3, Vitarian 4, t-NA 4, Ladies' Ensemble 4, Touring Chorus 4, DONELLA KANAGY - Vallee Vida Typist 2, 3, Asst. Librarian 3, Vitarian 1,2, 3, 1, Ladies' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 4, JAMES KANAGY - Kish High School 1, Student Council 2, Class Treas. 3, Kish-O- Vale Bus. Manager 4, Vitarian 2, 3, 4, Football Varsity 3, 4, Basketball Varsity 4, Track Varsity 3, 4, Senior Quartet 4, Tour- ing Chorus 4. SALINA KANAGY - FNA 2, 3,4, Pres. 3, Sec, 4, Vitarian 1,2, 3,4, Ladies' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 4. NANCY KING - FNA 3, 4, Vitarian 4, Touring Chorus 4. ANNA MARY PEACHEY - Vitarian 1, 2, 3,4, Pro. Committee 4, Student Council 2, Vallee Vida Photog. 3, Kish-O-Vale Photog. 4, Touring Chorus 4, Ladies' Ensemble 1, 2, 3,4, CHARITY PEACHEY - Althesean 1, 2, 3,4, Pres. 4, Sec. -Treas. 3, Committee Member 2, Class Vice Pres, 2, Pres, 4, Ladies' En- semble 1, 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 4. GLEN PEACHEY - Vitarian 1, 2, 3, 4, Pro. Committee 4, Senior Quartet 4, Student Council 4, Basketball Varsity 4, Track Var- sity 3, 4, Touring Chorus 4. SHIRLEY PEACHEY - FNA 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Vallee Vida News Ed. 2, 3, Kish- O-Vale 3,4, Typist 3, Asst. Ed. 4, Althesean 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Pres. 3, Student Council 3, 4, Pres. 4, Ladies' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 4. RON RITZ. - Kish High School 1, Student Council 4, Vitarian 2, 3, 4, Class Pres. 2, Football Varsity 2, 3, 4, Track Varsity 3, 4, Sportsmen Club 4, Senior Quartet 4, Tour- ing Chorus 4. RENA STUTER - Vitarian 1, 2, 3, 4, FNA 2, 3, 4, Kish-O -Vale Artist 4, Vallee Vida Artist 2, 3, 4, Class Vice Pres. 1, Ladies' En- semble 1, 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 4, JOY YODER - FNA 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Ladies' Ensemble 1, 2, 3,4, Althesean 1, 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 4. RUTH zook - vtrartan 1,2,3,4, sec. 3, FNA 2, 3, Treas. 2, Student Council 2, Class Vice Pres. 3, Kish-O-Vale Typist 3, 4, Ladies' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 4. TOM ZOOK - Althesean 1, 2, 3, 4, Touring Chorus 4, Senior Quartet 4, Vallee Vida Bus. Manager 4, Football Varsity 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball Varsity 4, Track Varsity 3, 4, Althesean Pro. Committee 4. EDITORS, NOTE Within the covers of this 1965 Kish-O-Vale, we aave endeavored to present arealistic portrayal of Belle- ville Mennonite School and the important role it has played in building our bridge of education by aiding spiritual, mental, social, and physical development. We are indebted to Taylor Publishing Company: Mr. Suhey, company representativeg Snook Studios, Senior portraits and main yearbook photographsgProvine Studios, individual class pictures: Triangle Photo Ser- vice, development of snapshots: Miss Lepley, yearbook advisor: and yearbook staff members. Their invaluable assistance in compiling this annual deserves our sincere thanks. Margaret Hartzler Shirley Peachey A U TOGRAPHS A U TOGRAPHS A TO GRAPH S TAYP95 FFP'-!5'3'!'P F9MIANY