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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1971 volume:

feud 0- ,4 D6ffmea1!77ez47beotwe 'Me '2fa764eeac2e7f?4ge 4 74a 64a4ef?a7e 56 Zefieudie 564006 Zeldeadle, 774. i 1 For Three Years We saw you: winding Spanish tapes founding the NHS chaperoning FTA field trips preparing Spanish suppers assisting in yearbook layouts We heard you: introducing new Spanish dialogues presenting chapel talks A noun is a . ,. explaining the fundamentals of typing singing Spanish songs Quiet please!- lecturing on famous writers singing in the gospel team Buenos dias, clase, But most important of all We knew you: as a living Christian testimony as a helper in rough circumstances as a human being with feelings like ours as a teacher always willing to lend assistance as a friend To you., Miss Elaine Nice, with deepest appreciation and best wishes, the Senior Class of 71'dedicates the 1971 Kish-O-Vale. una-a2 I21ff ,145 , W 4 1 1 A V. mrfgf M ki. A LL,. 2, ' -- V . .W , ,,,,k W ,PV ,V ,,,, LM wwf ' 1 ' vi ' wept' ,. +534 4 1 if Q 4 1 , J 7 1 4 f A V sw V M H k if y W M ., .. - . Q,,,, ww, A W ,,,,, H , ,, iesnwiv X HAPPENING M ,M I H , ..,,..1 'Q f- A ,,7 Q V '63ff1 5,ma 1 wiv' V M xi.- R-r-ring! The peaceful land of Nod is shattered, It can't be 6:30 already. 15 minutes later she rolls off the mattress, A quick dash down stairs for energizing eggs. Back upstairs to tackle stubborn locks and debate by the closet, Sis's yell announces Bus bringing a frantic hunt to locate books 85 coat, A sprint to board the bus and fall into a seat, A hasty once-over to the tune of bumps 85 jolts confirms that all is there, paw- Leaving the world of sun to enter a timnel of lockers and faces. Books deposited to Helios, brushing-up on P, O,D, , catching up on latest gossip A quick home-room count, then a slow filing in to assigned chapel seats, Mennonite Hymnal is introduced and becomes permanent chapel fixture, while talks, music, and skits vary the program, s is . .faq ' f - - 'klk xv -E xu..,,f Q ,L , - ..., A 'fIfff, ff? six 'bib -5, f - w- 'fm 7 8:50 tells the advent of another routine day - an exercise in discipline and rgt,-angle posture for 40 min, 5 times in succession. A cold 201 Sa unstifled yawns set the stage for P,O,D, Honorable Judge Yoder delivers the verdict: one bag of jelly beans for the courtroom. a ,-'Nb' if thus World Culture juniors delve into the past, reconstruct cathedrals, encounter emperorsg while in Amer, Lit, they walk the streets of New England with Emerson 85 Thoreau Freshmen peck at rows of black keys, and visualize dreams as private secretaries. Beowulf and Chaucer are resurrected one day, Macbeth slain the next, while the 3 witches conjure up a fateful brew in Engl. Lin. ,,,.-f F Chemists don aprons and steady hands, wait in suspense for a successful result, In a precision world of P,G, a protractor 85 straight edge draw, construct, bisect - finally a trapezoid emerges! Toiling over frogs 8: worms, biologists amputate and dissect, persevere over slides that refuse to reveal a puzzling identity, tb. LQ Q55 Sh i Y -'yvrl wt f Clockwatchers poised for the 12:20 cue 40 minutes to do your thing! a mad scramble to the cafeteria, gulping your lunch in a race against time, Student Council meetings club meetings, and gab sessions. Www , A , Ju- 'C ' 4 'Q gf: 'Y ' 1- bw :,,:.1'.'o-5 ,P Q :u ', in Qt i Vk,. l , K' , lk ' 'Y' AQW, P K, Q- W ly., Participating in basketball and volleyball tourneys, last minute cramming for a Spanish quiz,. frantically looking up words for vocab, quietly reading in the library, rapping about near-here events, searching for a lone corner all to yourself , ,+V ff , 1 1, RN- l M A blaring summons calls reluctant students from play to work Mr, Yoder expounds on marriage and vocations, showing the relevancy of the Good Book. Senores and Senoritas conjugate verbs and absorb endless tapes. In P, E, circuit training and crab soccer and cramped muscles. Novice speakers abandon and's and a's , capture audience, for the last lap of tomorrow's yesterday produce promising athletes 21 4 W J 1 V . 22 Amateur writers think 8s think 8a think, hoping for inspiration, but adly finding none. Warm-ups denote Chorus call solos and sight-reading prepare musicians while the piano acts as assistant, To the whining of the drill 85 the pounding of hammers, guys apply glossy perfume to a finished gun cabinet, An original dress emerges from the whir of a Singer stitching, zig-zagging, and button hole-ing, ,,,, ,,h, , A 1, ff, if ,,, I Y 53? W 1' Ti? A ff ,Af Then 8th period's release of pep and steam- Activity lDeriod! From minstrel shows, to suspense films, to Macbeth enactments, to peppy pep rallies, the student body laughs and applauds a fine conclusion to a school day. The buses depart leaving some industrious few behind, Trojans drill plays on the basketball court, while cheerleaders work out formations, and captured unfortunates endure Detention Hall, Teachers ponder problems and labor over solutions while the Post Office threatens to close - Another faculty meeting is history. i 2 5 Candle-dripped bottles on checkered card tables set the stage for poetry recitals: Sharon claims first place with I ohnson's Creation, while Adella's Ballad of the Harp Weaver rewards her second prize, Debaters contend an unresolved subject: Should Nursery Rhymes Be Abolished? ' In the talent division, Sharon and Andrea carry away top honors for Who Will Buy My Beautiful Flowers? Seniors flipped a coin and chose a Penny Fair. Register for door prizes - Here! Tossing pennies in a flat dish, football throw Sc bowling, exploding balloons with darts - and winning tickets for edible fare, Elementary artwork evokes laughs at one's crudityg Seniors tell it like it was g gag gifts provide preview for graduates' futures, 9' Q- w 28 , v ,ti y . 5 Days and nights of practice, memorized lines and abandoned stage fright produced the senior play, Who Burned the Barn Down? In a Civil War setting in Lancaster County, Ben and Rachel King attempt to uphold peace and nonresistance, Misunderstanding neighbors denounce Ben's peace wordsg his own brother turns against him. Their son, David, runs off to war and is shotg the charred barn remains an unsolved mystery, But despite hardships, Ben's philosophy persists - The Lord gives and the Lord takes away. Jw, , R f X if W Juniors' hard work pays off on Friday night, April 30, Seniors are welcomed to a moonlit garden, George Washington looks on as antiques are examined and a scrumptious ham supper is enjoyed, From the porch of a Virginia mansion comes songs of the Old South. Mr, John Krall relates the story of Nicodemus to the Southern people of the past, Summer Magic takes the sudience back to the early 1900's while flashing cameras record memories, for Gone are the Days, d 31 MASTER OF CEREMONIES - DUANE LEMLEY SPEAKER - REV, ERIE RENNO MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - J. P, ZOOK MOST IMPROVED PLAYER - JOHN P, BENDER BEST SPORTSMANSHIP - MARLIN YODER MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENT - MARLIN YODER fl The address: Courage, Confidence, Continuance in one's 'self are the building blocks of success. Trophies, letters, ribbons to those who used the three C's. Penn Highlands vs. B,M,S, replays on screen, The dramatic moment when announcement is made that after three years Coach Glick has resigned, but as a reward for his work, he receives a trophy from the team, A shocked Miss Elaine Nice as Marlin Yoder presents the Kish-O-Vale dedication, As the Alma Mater is sung, a feeling of school pride envelopes the room, 'lm-'P '31 ,f , ,Z 2 QQ A day concludes in multi-expressions, The slumber world closes in for a few dedicated laborers, while for others dusk's activities spell elation and unrestrained Uhurrahsl ,W ' ,sf J' fm :Jaffa Q Jw, 4' 4 is Sm? '53 QL ,1 iv F f f'-- 5 4 V ' ' 'N wk- , ' -V , . ' , -'-' H ., ' Vfli I X i . M I ,J I 6 ,Q f 4 f '.., , H ws 4 .HQWM H-,ks A V: I ' A: , ,. ,,m, 5 . K 4? . 1 . i 'Wil-f , -' ,- f J W. 1' 'af - 2 gal ni' .fa2,f' if rv 556. ,, Q, . ,i 3 : M2553-S: f ' Q f -HHH Q P A ' ff Q 04 'XY W, ,., ff K app' It , ff 1 .ff lf , 5 Q 5 sf . W. Q if 3? 61 Hfsiszl f wa , ,, ' '71 ggi ,,, , ,IVA A we ,gym , , , , ,, f f' F ' ,, -fp fn 1 4 ef A25 L 2 sa . K . ff 3 , 5 M 1' v 12 , Wi M. ' v v , fs h QQ! ,gsm HQ 'W .1 1 I 4, f-2,2 ,L ' 9,1 ' U :sw H ,na 'aim V ,ny as 7 J ' -'vim 1 L A29 'MMR 4 I .4 ., Q yt LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Jay Marlin Spicher, Calvin Byler: Glen Yoder, Tri-Captain: John Byler, Tri-Captain: J. P. Zook, Tri-Captaing Wayne Yoder, Joe Kanagy. SECOND ROW:, Robert Zook Marlin Yoder, Charles Hartzler, Lester Byler, Rob Renno, Not on picture, Dale Hostetler. BMS Opponent ii 2 Alumni 2 8 Johnstown Mennonite 0 5 Johnstown Mennonite 2 5 Johnstown Mennonite 0 1 Lancaster Mennonite 4 2 Johnstown Mennonite O 2 Lancaster Mennonite 3 i' Alumni winners on corner kick Dean Peachey, Marvin Yoder, Delmar Glick Coach subwfhh John gobbles up potential goal Trojans on the run - Victory here we come! LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Sharon Yoder, Joanne Byler, Karen Peachey, Sharon Kanagy, Co-Captain Sue Byler, Co-Captaing LeAnn Hartzler, Rose Peachey, SECOND ROW: Mildred Yoder, Team Manager Mary Beth Yoder, Jenny Yoder, Teena Werner, Ruth Spicher, Ruby Zook, Adella Kan-agy, Marilyn Yoder Becky Hostetler, Team Manager: Delmar Glick, Coach, THIRD ROW: Kathryn Peachey, Andrea Yoder Melody Knarr, Virginia Peachey, Susan Byler, Joyce Zook, Sharon Peachey, Kathy Hartzler. t in Hipping - a new style check. BMS Opponent 3 Johnstown Mennonite 0 3 Johnstown Mennonite 5 Johnstown Mennonite Unpredictable fall weather seasoned with sweaty games and biting winds. Compounded misery: aching lungs, tight leg muscles, parched throats, sore toesg A ruff-tuff sport: heading the ball to a dull ringing, crashing into rivals, coloring shins black and blue, kicking- mistaking the air for the ball, slamming bodies to a hard fall: Bussing to LM, s. and L.M,xS, , playing the host for a first tourney. Team oneness and sacrifice 2 alive-ness. 0 J 1 Hours of gruelling practice mechanical drills: murderous gasser, 100 daily firings at the rim, suicide survival dank sagginghbodies lopping off t e floor: guys psyching guys, giving all they had to make a team. Eight surefooted actors absorbing 2160 hrs. of ballg menacing men on the rampage, treading the adder under foot. Striped men blow the signal, two rivals jump for the top, fast break down the court, tally up for two points, 452 slams into wallg snap of a bullet pass, guards block retaliates, You had him! Toeing the line to bombard the basket, spelling the turning point, It's all over, Sopping jersies straggle, Limp to locker room, scattered prayers breathe from from closeness. Twice-seven times, paralyzed mind - bodies, doubly dead after defeatg Eight games - Resurrected team lost in swarm, drunk on victory. K y XX is gun--'ll Mi.xed emotions preface final home-game ceremonies, mcdtq i ' 'Y n 1 1 V , 1 TEAM MANAGERS: Dean Peachey, James Kanagy. ' Christian Classic brings sec ond year triumph for All- Star J. P, Zook. LEFT TO RlGHT, STANDING: Paul Peachey, Glenn Yoder, John Paul Bender, Delmar Glick Coachg Rob Renno, Dave Byler, Robert Zook. KNEELING: Co-Captains, Marlin Yoder I P Y N ig - t,..,....,.r ST ATIS TIC IAN, Jenny Yoder BMS Opponent Penn Highlands B Penn Highlands B Lancaster Mennonite Lancaster Mennonite Alumni Christopher Dock Central Christian Akron Mennonite Eastern Mennonite Lancaster Mennonite Christopher Dock Delaware County Christian Akron Mennonite Alumni Beaver Run Mennonite Y. M. C. A. v LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: I ay Spicher, Lester Yoder, Calvin Byler, Ioe Kanagy, Dale Hostetler, Larry Yoder. SECOND ROW: Mr. J. Kaufmann, Coachg Marvin Yoder, Jonathan Byler, Chuck Hartzler, Frank Peachey, Wayne Yoder. Wayne breaks loose for 2 more. .WJ Penn Highlands B Penn Highlands B Christian Missionary Eastern Mennonite Christopher Dock Delaware County Christian Missionary Christian Missionary BMS 30 23 46 31 39 43 47 52 They were a fiery little group, short in staturef, but fearless in every skirmishg With gusto and confidence they took the floorg smiling at glowering giants they brandisheld their skillg A bombardment of the basket twice blossomed into victoryg Other nights meant surrendering the floor in a sea of dank humidity. Opponent 88 83 45 88 77 66 50 62 'haw CHIEER ADVISORS: Miss Kauffman, Miss Nolt. Up and 3I'H1, Teena. Five girls: freshmen, sophomores, and a senior, leading the spectators in cheers to booster school spirit and the morale of the Trojans. Inspiring the sidelines to clap and stomp, singing chants and exhibiting jumps, hugging after victory, crying after defeat, praying during the game for the T-E-A-M. Planning pep rallies, plastering posters on busses, halls, and doors, staying till 4:00 to practice, overlooking sore backs, pulled muscles, and aching knees to bring more cheer for the Trojans. TOP TO BOTTOM: Melody Knarr, Darlis Yoder, Captaing Mary Beth Yoder, Sharon Yoder, Teena Werner, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Rose Peachey, Ruth Spicher, Bonnie Peachey, Darlis Hartzler, SECOND ROW: Delmar Glick, Coach: Susan Byler, Yoder, Jenny Yoder. tY'L5?'5 Gin perfects the eye-bal1 lunge shot. Sharon Kanagy, Virginia Peachey, Andrea BMS Opponent 33 Lewistown YMCA 19 35 Lewistown YMCA 21 , 1 Masq Z B. M. S. 's girl 's varsity - another first, 9 animate girls dragging through tedious scrimrn ages, running lay-ups, polishing foul shots: Despite a short 2- game season, they learned to be a team, Practice brought victory! The agony of winning. Don't make fun of my high draw - my aim's good. A day in May promised an antique event with a new facelift, Casting off classes, classmantes became friendly enemies to vie for ribbons and total points, Assistants lugged hurdles and spread lime on a fine line, Runners shed cumbersome shoes to lighten the load and win the race, poised toes, alert for their cue - the crack of the gun, A sense of urgency enveloped the 100 yd, dasher - 5 just hafta . . . hafta . , , hafta , . . beat. ' Jumpers defied the law of gravity to clear the bar and Vault the pole, a lilting wind stuffed sawdust in nose, eyes, ears, mouth - any available cavity. A Wednesday not only of multi-colored ribbons but homemade ice cream and pop consumption, J on paddles the air in suspension swimming,' Extra limbs and a 2-faced profile reckon a fast start. The powerful heave of Samson. Teena and Rose kick the habit together Thirty-two voices blending their lung power together: We praise Thee, O King. Touring Lancaster and Delaware, to the climax: a mass voice at Music Festival, 71, Christopher Dock. Polishing old friendships, new ones taking root, touching wires with 350 other kids just like us. li M fpywzfqs 'Q DIRECTOR, Mr. Brenneman , 1 Y 5 s E 3 4 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Anna Peachey, Susan Byler, Joyce Zook, Susan Byler, z Jane Yoder, Mildred Yoder, Best-dressed lady on tour! LEFT TO RIGHT: David Byler, Jonathan Byler, Lester Byler, G1enn.Yoder, J, P, Zook, John Byler, Alphie Hartzler, Marlin Yoder, M .M fmgwm - 3 7th and 8th CHORUS DIRECTOR, Miss French Pucker-power helps to strum the low chords Daddy sang bass . . . One more measure and we 've made it through. ,Q 4 Q Wm Wayne Yoder, Melody Knarr, Circulation Managers, Sharon Peachey, Artist: Jonathan Byler, Photo grapherg Nor on picture: Marilyn Yoder, Photographer. mzzsfqg Andrea Yoder, Assrstant News Editor: Darlene Yoder, News Editorg Larry Yoder, Sports Editor. Roy Bender, Frank Peachey, Cir- culation Managers. M1 Ai EDITOR, Verna King, Feature Editorg Mr. Ivan Yoder, Advisory Mary Dave Byler Beth Yoder, Assistant Editor. ,as ,aa ,, , V ,,......--M Virginia Peachey, Jane Yoder, Ruth Spicher, Typists. 5 PRESIDENT , VICE-PRESIDENT , TREASURER SECRETARY , Mildred Yoder David Byler Dean Peachey Andrea Yoder cowl-v 'YQ 1 Rf' wfifk LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST: James Kanagy, David Byler, Andrea Yoder, Dean Peachey, Jonathan Byler SECOND ROW: Mary Beth Yoder, Wayne Yoder, Joyce Zook, Mildred Yoder, Adella Kanagy, Frank Peachey, Karen Peachey, Darlene Yoder, Not on picture: John Byler. Trail guide points out Lover's Hide-a-way. B,M,S,'s voice of the people, initiating ACT-ION for the sprouting and maturing of new ideas, Division of labor, sweaty hands, and grimy clothes marked a 33, 000 Work Day, The thermometer promised more land! For a change of pace: Sweatshirt Day, Hat Day, Clash Day - providing a chance to be different persons. Auxiliary efforts - building a home for the trophies, purchasing stoles for the chorus, Then a grand finale - a day off for water battles, softball, volleyball, and frisbeeg for scenic trail strolling and picnic in-take - School Day Outl Naaman after 6th dip remains BMS explorers discover Grand Canyon, unclean , 1-ifzdzezaa LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Beth Yoder, Chairman: Glenn Yoder Not on picture: John Byler, 2- T444 LEFT TO RIGHT: Verna Mae King, Chairman: James Kanagy Adella Kanagy. if ri E LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Peachey, Rose Iantzi, Joyce Zook, Chairman. Soak! Salou! '7 i LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene Yoder Chairman: Jane Yoder, Jonathan Byler. PRESIDENT, Forget the good grammar: We're ready for the game Darlis Yoder . . . and today we're going to bury you, L,M, S. , this cold, cold ground. Pep Club: A novel club at BMS awakening a sleeping spirit, boosting the cluster of fans to mass hysteriag Fight With Might salesmen they trimmed the halls and led the cheers: Actors in funerals, S-P-I-R-I-T disguise, good grammar skits - they paved the route for the Red and White, Getting a preview of nursing In a crippled children's world provided a fresh vision - bake sales no longer a chore, sledding double fun, chapel not drudgery, Peaked and wan students eagerly awaited the T,L,C. of F,N.A, Day, while Thanksgiving baskets treated mellow spirits, H ' V' .'., ',,' A ,f .1115 ' - - -.f., L f .. - 31 .,K., g V. Easy does it. Trooper Gonzales illustrates the drug problem in Mifflin County. Handle Mr, Jughead with care. Y Now be sure to study those lT18PS. 77 Wearing a teacher's shoes, trying to find a comfortable fit For three days reversing perspectives from classroom to desk, red-penning quizzes, making ready assignments, disciplining students, occasionally slipping off shoes in teacher's lounge. F,T. A. days reveal a fragment of a teacher's task 180 days out of a year, Ji.. hfilemt Miss Yoder meditates on Spanish Miss Spicher returns to elementary days. Show 'n Te11 doll. Steady now . . . The anguish of Peter - I really did it An exercise in make-up: Actors - donning costumes, mouthing lines, noting cues, as the stage is set, Becoming Maggie or Mr, Maclntosh only to discover they are ALL MEN in the universal drama of life. I denied Him. l'm big enough to serve myself. QLES 'ff l , 4 .s 7' 2, '. INDUCTION SPEAKER: Clayton Hartzler President Marlin Yoder kindles the flame of character, ii ,,,,,, imma! Q.. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlin Yoder, Susan Byler, Dean Peachey, Darlis Yoder, Jonathan Byler, Joyce Zook, WWE The effort - attain a 4-faceted standard: leadership scholarship service character The reward - an inner satisfaction in knowing that in attaining these standards r' Y 'ii' Q rr, one is further on the way Smiles, handshakes, pride - You have arrived. to maintaining high goals in life. LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Mark Yoder, Treasurerg Byron Peachey, Vice-Presidentg Crist Peachey, Sec retary. STANDING: Charles Kauffman, Ray Byler, Fred Stolzfus, Marvin Peacheyg John D. Ziook, President. Zawwlcfg Gears behind the scene: a team of 9 men meshing plans for education, not just in secular subjects, but with aims to educate the who1e man, to expand his mind by greater exposure to LIFE, A visionary eye for tomorrow included the prospect of land purchase, Board Secretary involves himself with students MR, GERALD B, YODER B. S. Eastern Mennonite College Principalg Earth Science 9 Biology 10, Chemistry MISS LINDA NOLT B. A. Goshen College Grammar 8 English 9,11,12A,12B N 63 Pigs Es MR. ROBERT BRENNEMAN B, A. Eastern Mennonite College Assistant Principal History 8, P. O. D. , Art Music 9,105 Music Theory, Voice Chorus 9, 10, Touring Choir MISS ELAINE NICE B, A. Eastern Mennonite College Grammar 7, English 10 Typing l, Spanish I, II , -'-- ' ' MRS. RHODA PEACHEY Sewing 11, 12 MR, DELMAR GLICK B, S. Eastern Mennonite College Science 7, Business Math Phys, Ed, 7-12, Varsity Coach MR. H. JAMES KAUFMANN B. A. Goshen College Science 9, Math 7,8, Algebra I Plane Geometry, Advanced Math J.V. Coach 1 L at X MR. NELSON GLICK Shop 11, 12 MR, IVAN YODER Pennsylvania State University Public Speaking, Creative Writing Bible 9-12 an- 'f MISS IRENE KAUFFMAN Secretary MISS BRENDA KAUFFMAN B. S. Eastern Mennonite College History 7, 9,109 World Cultures Librarian N 0 ' J o n LEFT TO K1GHT: Mrs, Fred Stolzfus, Treasurerg Mrs. Quill Kanagy a Presidentg Mrs. Ivan Peachey, Secretaryp Mrs, Joe Hostetler, Vice President. A dedicated, industrious corporation, exhibiting a culinary skill designed to feed ravenous appetites. The before : Luring aromas seeping through walls. On a Thursday noon catering to hungry, eager students. Banquets by the billions for farmers, businessmen, ministers on a Saturday night, The after : mountainous stacks of dishes disappearing, food scraps for disposal, and a certainty that the new equipment was a must! Do I 'Q Small serving coming up you care for more coffee, rna'am? 'I L .3 1, ,BUS DRIVER: Leonard Yoder .....z-M.. , 4 BUS DRIVER: Mr. Yoder JANITOR: Mr, Jesse Sharp 'llu.. 43 I I ,., e . BUS DRIVERS: Tim Peachey, Paul T, Yoder LEFT TO RIGHT: Sheila Swartzentruber, Cecilia Peachey, Tamela Kanagy, Michelle Notestein Todd Yoder, Michael Harshbarger, 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Peachey, Lynda Mathews, Mrs. Yoder, Jill Kauffman, Amy Yoder, Tammy Mathews, Rita Zook, Carol Luke, LEFT TO RIGHT: Caryn Peachey, Wanda Peachey, Lois King, Kevin Miller, John Hostetler, Elwyn Peachey, Stanley King. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lowell Peachey, Michael Hostetler, Bradley French, Marvin Zimmerman, LEFT TO RIGHTI James Yoder, Eugene King, Viola Peachey, Elaine Eby, Regina Kauffman, Conrad Kanagy, Jennifer Sharp. 0241 f 'E X, MISS MARIE HLXON B, S, Manahath Ed. Center Grades 1, 2 LEFT TO RIGHT: Rodney Yoder, Harold Byler, Max Peachey, Todd Peachey, Helen Byler, Ian- ell Schwartz, Loren Bender, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne Yoder, Foster King, Marlene Yoder Virgil Peachey, Evelyn Peachey, Elwood Byler, xx MRS. RACHEL BRENNEMAN B. A. Goshen College Reading 2, 3 .buy LEFT TO RIGHT: Wesley King, Roderick Kauffman, Glen Peachey, Gloria Peachey, Diane Peachey, Steven Hostetler, Fern Yoder, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lena Mae Hostetler, Kathryn Byler, Viola Peachey, MISS RACHEL SPICHER Suzanne Spicher. B, S. Eastern Mennonite Grades 3,4 ' A O v, LEFT TO RIGHT: Edwin Eby, Jay Kanagy, Marlin Yoder, Willis Peachey, Charles King, Waldo Yoder, Nathan Peachey, N 'H LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Mathews, Gayle Peachey, Rachel Hostetler, Lynette Matthews, Janalee Stoltzfus, Marjorie Byler, Janet King, 7060114 LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Byler, Chester Yoder, Jeffrey Byler, Lee Spicher, Robert Hartzler, Edwin Yoder, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Yoder, Jeri Ann Schwartz, Sandra Yoder, Cammy Hostetler, yler ' . Marv Lou B , Jolene Splcher AF. ff it f 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Philip Stoltzfus, Samuel Kauffman, Mary Beth Kanagy, Ruth Zook, Nancy King, Donald Peachey. MISS RUTH BYLER W Eastem Mennonite College Grades 5, 6 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jayne Kauffman, Miriam Bender, Leora Yoder, Faith Renno, Diane Matthews, Crist Peachey, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bette Yoder, Eddie King, Charlene Peachey, Mary Jane Yoder, Karen Peachey. Not on picture: Gene Hartzler. no l LEFT TO RIGHT: David Yoder, Karl Yoder, Max Zook, Leonard Kanagy, Wallace Yoder, Darrel Kanagy. Saad LEFT TO RIGHT: Cristine Byler, Lucille Yoder, Nancy Hostetler, Carolyn Peachey, Agnes King, Venita Mathews, LEFT TO RIGHT: Emerson Peachey, Miss Byler, Timothy Yoder, Rosann Byler, Martha Kanagy, Wanda Byler, Janette Spicher, Starla Byler, MISS MARY ALICE FRENCH Spelling 7,8, Reading 7,8 Health 7, Bible 7,8 Music 7,8, Art 7,8 Get the pitch, Ma, LEFT TO RIGHT: VICE-PRESIDENT, Darrel Bylerg SECRETARY-TREA- SURER, Shirley Peacheyg PRESIDENT, Ann Yoder, Darrel Byler Marvin Kanagy Esther Spicher David Byler Wilma Byler Eunice Eby Darvin Kanagy Scott Landis Gideon Peachey Shirley Peachey Susanna Peachey Douglas Yoder Sandra Yoder Anne Yoder Virginia Zook Y 573 fiy if vgign Ezxi 'N LEFT TO RIGHT: SECRETARY-TREASURER, Nancy Yoderg VICE-PRESIDENT, Kenneth Yoderg PRESI- DENT, Brenda Byler. Titus Bender Brenda Byler Rhoda Hostetler Duane Kanagy Brian Kallffmafl Lance Kauffman Verda Kauffman Fred King Donald Mathews John -Peachey Those were the days, my friend . . . Rosalyn Peachey Annette Yoder Carol Yoder Marie ZOOK Freddy Yoder Gary Yoder Kenneth Yoder Marcia Yoder Nancy Yoder Steve Wemer VICE-PRESIDENT, I. Marlin Spicher SECRETARY TREASURER Kathy Hartzler Wayne Yoder Calvin Byler Kathleen Hartzler Robert Kauffman TOO IUSY K S . 1 Bit ,-1-te ff swf i . PHOYO No! Availobl Joanne Byler LeAnn Hartzler Melody Knarr ADVISOR, Miss Nolt Genera1 Hospital, Nurse Peachey speaking Julia Peachey Karen Peachey Rose Peachey I. MarIin Spicher Lester Yoder Wayne Yoder Teena Werner Douglas Zook PRESIDENT , VICE-PRESIDENT , SECRETARY, TREASURER, Jenny Yoder Adella Kanagy Susan Byler Sharon Peachey No Pham AVAILAILE SUSHH Byler Paul Hostetler Adella Kanagy Evelyn King Kathryn Peachey Sharon Peachey Sandra Stayrook Andrea Yoder Jenny Yoder Larry Yoder Marilyn Yoder Marvin Yoder 3 5, Pau1 uses his headg we use our hands. Mary Beth Yoder Sharon Yoder ADVISOR, Mr. Kaufmann Dorothy Zook Ruby Zook uwwwmmmmhm' Mmm PRESIDENT, SECRETARY, TREASURER, VICE PRESIDENT, Verna King Jane Yoder Roy Bender Darlene Yoder 'E' D D SE ! X 1 Roy Bender David Byler Jonathan Byler Alphie Harrzler Sharon Kanagy Verna King Dean Peachey Evelyn Peachey Paul Peachey Virginia Peachey Ruth Spicher Darlene Yoder i Q2 X Ewa- XS- so Delmar Hartzler Frank Peachey Jane Yo der . gi - e E Oh! Susanna, oh, don 't you cry for me. i 1 1 N i , ', W , ' -qv , 2 A ' J 5 1 'ff 12 , w z'vg. ?,r-2: -1: 'Suffix Y' AKA' ,, J .t sox ,,, if Q Y 5 0 W aaa H h Lage , nr ' W' , sf V QAM C , Y 9:7 0. ZIV ADVISOR, Miss Elaine Nice E 1 87 , BARBARA IRENE KING Class Secretary Barb . . . well-mannered . . . slow smile , . , neat . . . easy-going , . , works for what she gets . . . basket- ball enthusiast if RICHARD GLENN YODER Class Treasurer core of tenor sention in chorus . , , authority on latest farming methods . . . bashful , , . basket ball hustler :QL 8 WS4 2HH15'rus ADV ISOR, Mr. Glick MARLIN ELROSE YODER brain . . . spends long hours with his books . . . I'm scared of girls . . . lives life with vigor 0137 SUSAN KETURAH BYLER Class President superlative gift of gab . . . Sue . . , capable senior class leader . . . pet peeve: nosey people ... dieter ,.. vw- xx JOHN PAUL ZOOK Class Vice President Never do today what you can do tomorrow . .. female tormentor . . . late to bed . . . born driver MILDRED LOUISE YODER runs a white hot V, W. . . . views life through a camera lens . .. de- voted to her Student Council duties REBECCA ELLEN HOSTE TLER heavy sleeper , , , takes things ser- iously . , . Becky . . . pet peeve: school . . , knows where it 's at , . . easily excited ROSE MARIE IANTZI That 's so rare! H. . , hails from Michigan . , . tennis enthusiast . . . stitches her own clothes . . . up-to- date wardrobe W. , K AV-, JOYCE MARIE ZOOK college bound for her degree in nursing , , . dependable . . . pet peeve: her red hair . . . sympathetic listener 11 ARLENEJOY KAUFFMAN if appears quiet on the surface . .. makes most of her clothes . . . unique giggle , ., allergic to activ ity ANNA ELIZABETH PEACHEY possesses a red-haired temper . . milkmaid . . . sincere Christian Pet peeve: writing speeches . . . enjoys a good argument JOHN MARK BYLER ornery grin , , . center of female attractions . . . generally heard before seen . . . speed demon . . . persuasive ad salesman DARLIS ARLENE YODER perky blonde cheerleader . . . not easily convinced . ,, Muy bien , , , temperamental , , , Pet Peeve: uncooperative people , , , huntress LESTER THOMAS BYLER curly brown locks . . . hustling soc- cer forward . . . not easily stirred up , . . Pet Peeve: sweeping cob- webs in the barn DAVIDA JUNE KANAGY habitually quiet . . . experienced babysitter . . . blushes effortlessly . , , reads in spare time . . . easily aroused .. . pleasant alto voice JOHN PAUL BENDER walking car manual , , , Bender . . . characteristic gait . . . engine fanatic . . . Pet Peeve: Fords , . , gets around on his motorbike ROBERT LEE RENNO main interests in life: girls and hogs . . . keeps things lively with witty remarks . . . dramatic speaker JAMES DAVID KANAGY gentleman . .. Pet Peeve: studying after a phys. ed. workout .,, slow smile , . , competent Trojan man- ager . . . timely remarks RICHARD ALLEN YODER source of humorous remarks . . . runs a girl van . .. lives for weekends . . . class clown . .. pet peeve: cows ROBERT EUGENE ZOOK I don't care, , , , com- plains about lack of money . . . ardent hunter . . . fast- breaking Trojan . . . mascu line giggle Se: .s .ms A 4:00 a,m, rising to board the bus for a second sleep, then eager chatter as Washington drew nearer, A pile-out of the bus to tour famous buildings of the nation's history: blistered feet eating up miles to study old paintings, wax people, and rusty relicsg glass separating S60 million rom itchy fingersg weaving through the constant stopping 85 starting of heavy city traffic, 3 daays of constant mobility win -up with arelaxing 2 hours of the Senators and Tigers having, a ball, Then ussie supervising a final pile-in of his flock for a dreamy ride home, .evil James A, Garfield II comes alive, wary snake hunters survey the jungle, , swam ' Let room to squeeze me in, 1 I Polly gives tormentors a sharp reprimand Waning P3IiCl1Ce before Charlie BT0Wl'1. h Friendships flourish fast in Washington nl u - Let's have some undivided, attentionl Standing figures honor marching graduates. To a foreground of red roses, Joyce Zook delivers her Salut atorian address. Valedictorian, Marlin Yoder, says Thank-you to family and faculty who guided his learning, REV, EUGENE SHELLY, Bronx, N,Y. Commencement Addressee Curious, solemn, disbelieving, we try to appear attentive My God and I expresses a solemn final togetherness, Diploma in left, shake with rightg A concentrated race to the door A ceremony at the top of the 12th step accompanied with swinging gowns, red roses, and a sea of faces, 7:45: last minute instructions before the march-in - Right foot forward, hands down at sides, eyes straight ahead. Butterflies flutter, hands sweat as organ calls us to attention, 7th step counting glides us past endless rows of benches, We listen dazedly to Joyce and Marlin's words and smile warmly as Sue reveals our class gift, Rev, Shelly reminds us of our potential in Out of What Is, Can Be, A final roll call awards the coveted diplomasg tassels swing from left to right and we are alumni! God of Our Fathers leads us to a relief-swelled recessional, A swarming mass of Look-a1ikes form the congratulatory line. The finality of our new title remains to be grasped, Shake me back to reality. A smile, a laugh, a tear - graduates respond to Congratulations 00 IIME Tll BIIIIY Yllllll IIllEllllSM'7 EWS' N-as 4 H s . A ,-.W tt. Q- + + ., ,N ,M.,.mpz,:z-.+e4.,.,N,,- -. 5. gsm Ns. s. V rw.. 1. +0 - . kiwtm :e-:-s-:r?4f-::t:- :-wr:-.12:4--:--:--1.1 .4 iw t, - e 5+-.1--w'r:wrs'i 'I 2-.-:. '- '- fat 3 5- '- 1 tw., 5 , .-:-Q-I-072'l'7 1 .,.':-:eqz-WS -, 'R . lg.. . . . I .... -.. .. . .. S .-u. -52534. sw-+-A-t+.wmS.Qra4?1'--w ,..,+IF:iE'1'v?-51961 'Q 53.11- E::.g 'gif-Q' - f1sji.Krir' .-I'?QS.:Q...P.-'e-Psisiliigvi ixhitfirs?'irzii''irsiitrfizrkiifiifiE21-rzsft'.- ,- .- .- -. .zt-. rc-'c ef. : c- -- : . Es. I-f-:-'-: 1:-6' ':f. Z?'2: t7..1:t .sm-+ 'agony P-1: s xg. 'ga .4. eww wgsselaa wa m+3M-as-3 Q- We 'W 4' Wx 'kwa-M + :ir .rms is aQ+afQWb:fQtx Q N H it -N . Q gsm. jv'134,.g,.c,.Ig .Q -5,1-'S . ., lg . .. . .4 M 4:1 '3'bY7'- '5N 'Sago ': f'Gf55'5? T'l7I'5'2?'-fill' 'fLf:f ::55f3E5?59'+'m':5' ,+A p9.,...t4: -Z. ,::q:,:p:g-:,..:s:q1::.q. :Q-Q: -,- .rx z,-rm -.-z-9 ,-zgv+-- .tara-as P-1125I:-12:-.-1-4--3-swf:.fa it 4 4' You've heard it before. When you are graduated, it's out of school and into reality. Time to make a living and forget about changing the world. At New Holland, we don't feel that way. We feel that young men and women who did not bury their idealism were responsible for building this country in the past, And it will be the young men and women who do not forget their dreams of a better world who meet the challenges of tomorrow. We have a good idea how you, today's young people, will re- spond to these challenges. We have faith that you will react with keen judgement and mature responsibility, blended with an ideal- ism that is characteristic of your generation. It is in this faith that New Holland and its employees offer heartiest congratulations to all members of the class of 1971. + 5232352 it 2, 4 m is Lewistown State College Bellefonte W. 70 FORD AND JEEP The depart- SALES AND SERVICE ment St01'e 110 E. Main Street that of- , fers Bellev1lle, Pa tradi- Phone 935-2156 tional quality and fine t service. 2 I 34416 32 East Market Street Lewistown, Pennsylvania pp GENERAL EXCAVATING We move the earth Belleville, Pa. Phone 935-2713 Compliments of Compliments of Ddllh ?loaww Ka W: f Park View Terrace Belleville, Pa. Burnham, Pa. Hrs! national bank LEWISTOWN BURNHAM MILROY MCVEYTOWN RIDER F. D. L Q Wishing You All Compliments the Greatest Service of 2: Wdddllldfw 7, 5 3 XE e ,,,,,6,, A - S 16 West Main Street For Your ShOPPinS Pleasure Belleville, Pennsylvania We Give S 8: H Green Stamps Belleville, Pennsylvania WALTER'S SEWING CENTER 200 Valley St. Lewistown, Pa. Necchi-Elna and White Sewing Machines Complete-Line Fashion Fabrics and Notions BUSY BEAVER BUILDING CENTER Kishacoquilla s Pike Lewistown, Pa. KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 715 Electric Ave. Lewistown, Pa. Chicken for Parties and Picnics Phone 248-1391. ZAMPELLI TV FM RADIO, STEREO, TV Lewistown, Pa. AGWAY, INC. Belleville - Lewistown LEWISTOWN FLORIST Lewistown, Pa. 1 SUSQUEHANNA MOTOR CO. 101 Electric Ave. Lewistown, Pa. 17044 VILLAGE RESTAURANT AND GIFT SHOP Allensville , Pa. WHITE HALL STORE General Merchandise and Hardware Phone 483-6662 LONG'S DAIRY Logan Blvd. PENN FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishing Lewistown, Pa. Phone 248-6731 CLARK'S HARDWARE Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass, etc. Garden and Flower Seeds 31 West Market St. Lewistown, Pa. 17044 BARNETT 'S ELECTRIC Your Dealer Milroy, Penna. Phone 248-5429 BILL KENNEDY'S YOUNG AMERICAN SHOP 25 East Market St. Lewistown, Pa. LEISTER'S GREENHOUSES ll Ort Valley Road Lewistown, Pa. Phone 248-4479 I-IEADINGS' REXALL DRUGSTORE Over a Half Century of Reliable Prescription Service Monument Square Lewistown Ph. 248-2 l72A FMC CORPORATION AMERICAN VISCOSE DIVISION Lewistown, Pa. BOB DAVIS Men's Sc Boys' Wear' Lewistown FOSS J EWELERS Lewistown, Pa. Lewisburg, Pa. Mifflintown, Pa. BELLEVILLE OIL COMPANY Belleville Pennsylvania ALLENSVILLE PLANING MILL All Kinds of Millwork - Lumber Building Supplies Allensville, Pa. Phone 483-6386 E. DeVECCHIS Sz SONS, INC. Concrete and Cinder Lewistown, Pa. MCCOY FLYING SERVICE Mifflin Co. Airport Reedsville, Pa. 06 few gqlaz Mixed Liquid Fe rtilize r s and Pe sticide s Cu stom Spraying Compliments of 74a K Valley 24:16 Belleville, Pennsylvania 17004 GATEWAY DIVISION Reedsville, Pennsylvania 17084 OUR YEARBOOK PHO TO GRA PHER 51006 Swim 29 West Market Street Lewistown Phone 248-6362 Compliments of Sean in Burnham Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1971 From the Envious 7u44n44Ha44 10 is Wi- 4. ' in Beautiful. . . is a retreat at Laurelville If J ' - mg '- N XR XY When? Which one? 431534. -12 For whom? I1 Who's there? gm? M544 ,Q Write for information to: 5 3- Laurelville Mennonite Church Center S Fl., Route 5, Mount Pleasant, Pa. 15666 0 45' . . . 60 QQ Building on the Free Church Heritage QCH QE 79444 24 Hour Developing Service KODAK Photo1Supplies 328 Valley Street, Lewistown Phone 248-7434 Something is wrong with the church and the world. People have been saying that since the Reformation. And we still are. That's part of what the Goshen Plan is all about. Not just the bad things. But what a young person needs to know to serve God and fellow man. Effectively. To make his life and service worthwhile. A lot of people don't really understand what it means to be seriously dedicated to Christ and to all that He means in the 20th century. We put together literature, fine arts, history, science, sociology, Bi- ble, and philosophy plus a unique Study- Service Trimester abroad in an exciting and revealing course of studies. Last year 1,168 full-time students spent almost one and one-half million hours learning about their heritage and how to improve on it. To develop their Christian witness and meaning and purpose in their lives. GOSHEN COLLEGE Goshen, Indiana Fi.- Our Sincere Wishes to the Senior Class From the woman power majority of fda H444 ef 1973 W, 0. 14406002 7nd 7701! McVeytoWn - Mapleton, Pa. odaf4nZaur4 Sefwdce EXPERT ANTENNA SERVICE PAUL T. YODER Owner 'IO 0 Silos, Concrete, and Stave Concrete Bunks and Feeders NORMAN C. YODER Belleville, Pa. DAVE'S BARBER SHOP Belleville, Pa. LEWISTOWN BOTTLING CO. DISTRIBUTORS 7-Up, Pepsi-Cola, Dr. Pepper Diet Pepsi-Cola, Diet 7-Up, Snow White Flavors 1007 West Fourth Street Lewistown, Pa. R. S.. VOGT Allensville, Pa. 'mmf .44 baaz.'q7Zew6aa Dealabf? Burnham Auto Salesg Warner-Lewis Buick Co. , Inc.3 S 8: S Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, lnc.3 Shelley Pontiac- Cadillacg Frey Motorsg Dick John Fordg Leacy Motor Co.: McCardle's Lincoln-Mercury, Inc.3 Lash Motor Co.: Ganoe Motors Inc. 1 D. 1.71 Building Supplies Remodeling Truck Bodies Wagon Beds Belleville, Pa. Phone 935-2141 , 744. Get a Different Point of View See It From the Air AERIAL SIGHT -SEEING ARTHUR L. YODER Reedsville, Pa. Phone 667-3781 Compliments of NEW HOLLAND and JOHN DEERE DEALER Big Valley Sales 8: Service, Inc. Belleville Phone 935-2134 We Extend Gur Sincere Wishes for a Prosperous Future to the Senior Class From the of 1972 Jada y. Zum 7aafm-aga P.O. Box 8 Mattawana, Pa. Phone 717-899-6742 Compliments of 7054! of Allensville Office 244:46 Allensville, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 1971 Fine Clothes for Young Men and Women .TOE KATZ 1905 Lewistown 1971 FOSSELMAN'S Hotpoint Frigidaire - Magnavox Zenith - Maytag Ort Valley Road P.O. Box 489 Lewistown, Pa. Phone 248-9651 C4 4 ' I4 0 4 elleadle 'Sahel Cafeteria Meals Banquets SERVING THE SCHOOL SERVING THE COMMUNITY A as C fiNdiNq younself, qod, oTl1ERs Eastern Mennonite College isn't an academic factory, granting degrees to'students who survive a four-year in- cubation. Unity doesn't just happen among 957 stu- dents and 109 faculty from dozens of states and countries. Unity is a new library, intercultural seminars fin Mexi- co or New York City, for examplej, a prayer cell. ' EMC students search for truth in the realms of mind and spiritQ Each thinks differently, but all experience a bond of spirit. That's unity worth exploring. Director of Admissions Eastern Mennonite College Harrisonburg, Virginia 228Ol QCwm2f7wf sttt tt Need Some Financial Assistance to Further Your Education? Lewistown Trust Company Has Three f3l Loan Plans Available Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Loans Lewistown Trust's Flexible College Loans Trust Funds for Nursing Careers 3 4 Bdwlxb Q, 9 am! ' w may ' . ,II ciulofw v AEE I I I I MENNONITE BOARD OF MISSIONS - ELKHART, INDIANA Compliments of ' Zami The Bank That Is BIG ENOUGHITO SERVE YOU and SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU Re edsville, Pennsylvania 17084 4 00,9 4702 G if 0 QI, XY' 63, 4,04-6 Rob cox Q90 Q. x 0316 Barb Glenn I - aa QQ, 0 QW, Q5 A Arlene c '90 N290 6603 ww Qpg-,Nd 6 AMERICAN BEAUTY BAKERS CRISSMAN SERVICE STATION BEACON CONSUMER 8: DISCOUNT CO. EISENHART APPLIANCE BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. EUGENE W. FEIDMAN D.D.S. B. G. FURNITURE CO. G. C. MURPHY CO. BUFFINGTON'S OFFICE SUPPLIES GLICK'S SHOES HARVEY L. PEACHEY, JR. HENRY'S DEERSKIN PRODUCTS KAUFFMAN'S MUSIC at FURNITURE KNEPP'S CLOTHING LEWISTOWN SPORTING GOODS MARY CARTER PAINTS SUPER SHOES MUR JEWELRY CO. THE SENTINEL COMPANY MUSSETTIA'S TRI-STATE OPTICAL REA 8: DERICKFS WOLF FURNITURE CO. SPEEDY CLEANERS JOHN M. BYLER CHESTER J. KANAGY DAVID E. KANAGY LEROY KAUFFMAN SAMUEL E. KAUFFMAN CHESTER M. PEACHEY ARTHUR L. YODER MERLE E. YODER JOHN D. ZOOK PAUL E. BENDER BEN A. BYLER BENNETT BYLER DAVID A. BYLER RAYMOND J. BYLER WILMER T. BYLER ELAM HOSTETLER LLOYD HOSTETLER JOE HOSTETLER FLOYD HOSTETLER AARON KANAGY AQUILLA KANAGY NORMAN B. KANAGY GLEN KAUFFMAN DAVID H. KING 774haow GLEN KING JAMES KNARR BYRON J. PEACHEY CALEB J. PEACHEY CRIST D. PEACHEY EZRA J. PEACHEY IVAN PEACHEY JOHN A. PEACHEY JOSEPH L. PEACHEY LEROY L. PEACHEY MARVIN PEACHEY ERIE H. RENNO JERRY SCHWARTZ JOHN W. SPICHER DAVID R. YODER IVAN E. YODER JESSE S. YODER JOHN L. YODER JOE W. YODER LOUIS S. YODER MARK R. YODER PAUL T. YODER PERCY YODER JOHN S. ZOOK 7 . 74... JOHN PAUL BENDER Sportsmen's Club 2,'3,4: I.V. Basketball 35 Varsity Basketball 45 Touring Choir 45 Senior Play JOHN MARK BYLER Class Treasurer 1: LV. Basketball 25 School Play 25 Sportsmen's Club 2,3,45 Touring Choir 3,45 Quill Staff 35 Class President 35 Senior Play5 Student Council 45 Kish-O-Vale 4 LESTER THOMAS BYLER J. V. Basketball 15 Touring Choir 45 Sportsmen 's Club 2, 3,45 Senior Play SUSAN KETURAI-I BYLER FNA 1,2,3,45 School Play 15 Student Council 15 Quill Staff 1, 35 Touring Choir 2, 3,45 Class Secretary 3, President 45 Gospel Team 35 Var- sity Soccer 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Senior Play REBECCA ELLEN HOSTETLER FNA 1,2,3,4, President 45 Class President 1, Vice-President 35 Quill staff 25 Student Coun- cil 35 Touring Choir 45 Soccer Manager 4 DAVIDA JUNE KANAGY Touring Choir JAMES DAVID KANAGY Sportsmen 's Club 2, 3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Touring Choir 3,45 Kish-O-Vale 45 Student Council 4 ARLENE JOY KAUFFMAN FNA 1,2, 35 FTA 45 Touring Choir 4 BARBARA IRENE KING School Play 15 Touring Choir 3,45 Quill Staff 35 Kish-O-Vale staff 45 Class Secretary 4 ROSE MARIE IANTZI Laker High School, Pigeon, Mich. l,2,35 Touring Choir 45 Pep Club 45 FTA 45 Senior Play 45 Fellowship Comm. 4 ANNA ELIZABETH PEACHEY School Play 15 Student Council 35 FTA 3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Touring Choir 3,45 Senior Play ROBERT LEE RENNO J. V. Basketball 1,2, 35 Varsity Basketball 45 Sportsmen's Club 2,3,45 Varsity Soccer.3,45 Senior Play DARLIS ARLENE YODER Class Secretary 15 FNA 1,29 Quill staff 1,2, 3, Editor 35 School Play 1,25 Touring Choir 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 25 Cheerleading 3,4, Captain 45 FTA 3,45 Drama Club 3,4, Presi- dent 45 Pep Club 4, President 45 Varsity Soc- cer 45 National Honor Society 45 Kish-O-Vale staff 45 Senior Play RICHARD GLENN YODER J, V. Basketball 1,25 Sportsmen 's Club 2,3,4s Touring Choir 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Soccer 3,45 Class Treasurer 2,4 MARLIN ELROSE YODER Student Council 15 I.V. Basketball 1, Co- Captain 15 School Play 1,25 Class Vice-Presi- dent 25 FTA 1,2, 3,4, President 35 Quill Staff 25 Sportsmen 's Club 2, 3,45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Drama Club 3,45 Tour- ing Choir 3,45 Varsity Soccer 3,45 National Honor Society 3, 4, President 45 Senior Play5 Kish-O-Vale Staff 3,4, Editor 4 MILDRED LOUISE YODER School Play 1, 25 FNA 1,2, 35 Student Council 2, 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4: Quill Staff 35 Kish-O-Vale Staff 3,45 FTA 45 Pep Club 45 Touring Choir 45 Soccer Manager 4 RICHARD ALLEN YODER Sportsmen's Club 2, 3,45 Senior Play JOHN PAUL ZOOK Class Vice-President 1,45 Student Council 2: I, V, Basketball 15 Sportsmen's Club 2, 3,4, President 45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Co- Captain 45 Touring Choir 4: Senior Play JOYCE MARIE ZOOK FNA 1,2,3,45 Class President 25 Varsity Soc- cer 2, 3,45 Quill Staff 35 Student Council 3,45 Touring Choir 3,45 Kish-O-Vale Staff 45 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Senior Play ROBERT EUGENE ZOOK J, B, Basketball 2, 35 Sportsmen's Club 2, 3,49 Varsity Basketball 45 Touring Choir 45 Varsity Soccer 4 ah as S 5 . - A im X if is A 'fi 1 so NK A .fits kA sv- I Ef Q ,... fhgif- H, ?i53'i T55 Y 3 Y 1-Lf ., ,M SEE? so ' L v AQ: HW Q E 5 , H' '-f x K l K der, Barb YO lis 31' Peachey, Typist D 3. :Ann Photog. Advisorg I on By ler, N01t, iss M Typist ing, K H8 I' Ve y Yoder, Photog . Larr HT: RIG TO FT LE ice, Miss N CHEF N -I ED ER YOD RLIN MA Man, Bus , By ler, hu youtg Jo ook.. La Z achey, Junior Ed. : James Kanagy, Joyce Pe C311 D opy King, C 20 Vvwlez Bender, John Paul 12, 16, 19, 29, 32, 41, 48, 55, 92, 99, 98 Bender, Roy 8, 9, 12, 27, 30, 48, 51, 52, 86 Byler, Calvin 4, 38, 43, 50, 82 Byler, David 9, 14, 27, 41, 48, 53, 54, 57, 59, 86 Byler, Joanne 13, 36, 39, 50, 82 Byler, John M. 38, 48, 91, 94, 96, 97, 98, 99, 119 Byler, Jonathan 9, 10, 30, 43, 46, 48, 51, 52, 54, 56, 61, 119 Byler, Lester 4, 15, 29, 38, 48, 51, 57, 92, 96, 97, 98,99 Byler, Susan K. 11, 28, 39, 14, 48, 57, 58, 61, 68, 96, 97, 98, 99, 101,103 Byler, Susan J. 4, 36, 39, 45, 48, 84 Hartzler, Hartzler, Hartzler, Harrzler, Hartzler, Hartzler, Hostetler, 97 , 98, Hostetler, Hostetler, Alphie 23, 9, 35, 48, 55, 86 Charles 38, 42, 43, 50, 82 Darlis 36, 45, 50, 82 Delmar 19,86 Kathleen 36, 39, 50, 82 LeAnn 36, 39, 50, 82, 83 Rebecca 4, 22, 24, 39, 48, 61, 90, 96, 99 Dale 27, 43, 50, 82 Paul 3, 9, 50, 55, 84, 85 Iantzi, Rose 6,48, 56, 57, 61, 68, 90, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 103 Kanagy, Adella 4, 14, 26, 27, 36, 39, 50, 54, 56, 84, 85 Karlagy, DaVida 18, 30, 36, 48, 92, 94, 96, 97, 98, 99 Kanagy. James 48, 54, 55, 56, 93, 94, 96, 97, 98, 99, 119 Kanagy, Joseph 38, 43, 50, 55, 82 Kanagy, Sharon 27, 39, 45, 48, 86 Kauffman, Arlene 4, 18,48, 57, 61, 91, 96, 97, 98, 99, 101, 103 Kauffman, Robert 13, 50, 82 King, Barbara 4, 48, 68, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 119 King, Evelyn 4, 27, 36, 50, 84 King, Verna Mae 27, 31, 46, 48, 53, 56, 86, 119 Knarr, Melody 36, 39, 44, 50, 51, 52, 58, 82 Peachey, Peachey, Peachey, Peachey, Peachey, Peachey, Anna 28, 48, 94, 91, 96, 98, 99, 119 Betty 36, 50, 82, 83 Bonita 36, 45, 50, 82 Dean 9, 12, 18, 38, 54, 55, 61, 86, 119 Evelyn 27, 48, 86 Frank 9, 19, 36, 43, 48, 54, 56, 86 Peachey, Julia 36, 50, 83 Peachey, Karen 4, 36, 39, 50, 54, 58, 83 Peachey, Kathryn 4, 13, 18, 39, 50, 84 Peachey, Paul' 15, 16, 24, 31, 41, 86 Peachey, Rose 39,45, 46, 47, 50, 83 Peachey, Sharon 4, 20, 26, 27, 36, 39, 50, 52, 84 Peachey, Virginia 8, 10, 12, 30, 39, 45, 48, 47, 53, 86 Renno, Robert 15, 16, 22, 28, 29, 38, 41, 42, 93, 94, 96, 98, 99 Spicher, J. Marlin 21, 27, 38, 43, 50, 82, 83 Spicher, Ruth 39, 45, 48, 53, 59, 86 Stayrook, Sandra 50, 84 Werner, Teena 18, 39, 44, 47, 50, 83 Yoder Yoder Yoder Andrea 4, 27, 39, 45, 43, 32, so, 54, 55,84 Darlene 4, 22, 27, 31, 43, 54, 36, 59, 86 Darlis 14,16, 24, 31, 44, 41, 43, 57, 59,61 92, 95, 96, 98, 99, 119 Yoder Yoder Yoder Yoder Yoder Yoder Glenn 27, 38, 41,46, 48, 56, 88 Jane 4, 27, 30, 36, 48, 53, 56, 86 Jenny 16, 39, 41, 45, 46, 50, 84 Larry 27, 43, 50, 52, 84, 119 Lester 4, 13, 27, 43, 50, 55, 83 Marilyn 27, 36, 39, 50, 52, 84 Yoder, Martin 11, 29, 32, 33, 34, 33, 41, 42, 46, 43,61,38, 96, 97, 93, 99,103,119 Yoder Marvin 38, 43, 50, 84, 85 Yoder, Mary Beth 27, 34, 44, 39, 50, 54, 53, 56, 58, 85 Yoder, Mildred 4, 16, 39, 48, 54, 55, 89, 96, 98, 99, 119 Yoder, Richard 17, 57, 93, 94, 95, 96, 98, 99 Yoder, Sharon 1, 16, 27, 36, 39, 34, 48, 85 Yoder, Wayne 13, 27, 38, 43, 50, 52, 54, 55, 82, 83 Zook, Dorothy 27, 50, 85 Zook, Douglas 6, 50, 83 Zook, John Paul 4, 15, 16, 22, 29, 32, 38, 41, 42, 47, 48, 57, 89, 94, 96, 98, 99 Zook, 90, Zook, Zook, Joyce 14,18,29, 39,46,48,54, 56, 61, 63, 96, 93, 99,119 Robert 16,38,41,48,57,93,94,96, 98,99 Ruby 15,27,3e,39,5o,3s,85