Bethany Christian High School - Witmarsum Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 167 of the 1965 volume:

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I 1' 'HY XACI-if Gardner- EJH'or- R CCLYI weaver BvSlneSS Manaqer ci 2 Q1 15. Y L VZ? gi Z ,Z S fc-fx, b 53 W ff ff' W 9 '40 KW f' S- J who would have graduated with the Class of '65 at Bethany Christian High School. He was 17 years old when he was suddenly called away from this earth one day last summer, following an auto accident. E IN MEMORY OF GEORGE ERVIN MARNER B Q--ff fl- We dedicate this 1965 WITMARSUM to you, MR, BAUER, in appreciation for all you have done for us. You have challenged us to find God's will for our lives through your depth of thought in Class discussions. You have relieved many a tense mo- ment with your unique sense of humor. You have shown concern for every one of us by giving of yourself: your convictions, personality, time, tal- ents, and energy for the welfare of each of us. BETHANY I OU ACADEMIC .... FACULTY .... SPIRITUAL . . . ATHLETIC .... SOCIAL ..... STUDENTS . . . 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Though Bethany as a whole enlarges our paths, it divides with- in itself to provide different areas for expansion. I 3 ' Z' 5 E 3 1 f, iii new films A l' ,.-- Each new day brings new opportunities for friendships, fresh chances for development of personality, the satis faction that comes with healthy, fulfilling acquaint- ances. A chuckle in the hall, a friendly swat on the back, a sympathizing grimace, these insignificant mo ments all contribute to the broadening of our social paths. V W, V, , , nnl 'm' In the gym, on the field, strong young bodies are trained for good physical health. Daily drills and exercises cultivate valuable habits for the future. With this instruction comes a wider route to robust health and good sports- manship. Welwyn we-r wx- .llWri ' Easily hidden among all the gaieties of school life is the dis- tinct yet subtle role of the faculty. It adds the guideposts to our paths. Selflessly the teachers give of themselves, their knowledge, and experiences, to help pilot students through these decisive years of life. The constancy of their devotion to service necessitates gratitude, though seldom is it given. 'IT'-' ,,,,,,.,...-- yypg p X, ff V . A., For those who seek knowledge, a great new world is opened. Life finds a more satisfying existence through learning. With unsuppressable enthusiasm, the caves of history are once again excavated, the theories of the sciences grappled, and the infinite pleasures of the fine arts discovered. I Q7 w, There are some individuals whose futures demand a new road, an undiscovered road. For these. Bethany can only contribute the tools. But with these aids of mental stability, a forward outlook, and educational prepara- tion, a fresh trail can be blazed. . of Q F if . 1 And yet that unknown path which lies before us can become somewhat mystifying. What does our future hold? Here our roads turn upwardg our guide becomes the eternal source of Truth, God Almighty. . . . Two roads diverged in a wood, and I I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. - -Robert Frost 1 P fm fx fl I 1, Wx Wg ! W Q Junior English students ponder over themes and THE SCARLET LETTER, ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The importance of learning to communicate fluently and effectively and of becoming acquainted with the many types of literature, makes English a basic required course for three years. A fourth year in the study of English is encouraged for all college-bound seniors. Basic grammar, spelling, formal writing, and the study of literature are em- phasized in the freshman course. Sophomores plod through mythology, formal gram- mar, and composition. In literature, juniors become acquainted with the works of great American authors and poets, and once again they delve into the depths of English grammar. In addition to studying English literature and creating writings of all types, this year's senior English class studied Charlton Laird's book THE MIRACLE OF LANGUAGE in which they learned the history and structure of the language, and discovered that no set rules of grammar may term usage as right or wrong but whether it communicates and is accepted determines its correctness . Speech, a one-semester elective course, is also included in the English department. This is the class in which students attain stage-confidence as they deliver various types of speeches. The techniques of public speaking are learned, and put into practice. This year the class also enacted the drama, OUR TOWN, VILLAGE HARDWARE Full Line of Hardware Authorized Westinghouse Sales :EL Service Topeka, Indiana J.E. Zehr C.M. Miller Sophomores study grammar. SMITH MOTOR SUPPLY 85 EQUIPMENT CORP, Goshen's Large Inventory, Low Priced High Quality Service Store Engine Rebuilders, Ignition 106-12 West Jefferson St. Phone KE 3-2374 Tom refers to a passage in his presentation. Vera practices expressive reading. 3 f 5 3 1 -2 i 5 S squash.. JOURNALISM The new Journalism class introduced a different approach to the production of the school paper. Previously only senior English students worked on the REFLECTOR staff as part of the class assignments, but a separate journal- ism class was created this year. A number of juniors and seniors with news-writing ability received invita- tions to help produce the REFLECTOR, Although staff members used activity period class time for some tasks, they also found it necessary to work many after-school hours. The fruits of their diligent labor appeared in the one printed, four page copy and the three rnimeographed newsheets which were written each month. Compliments of JAMES L, WELLINGTON O,D, JOHN S, WELLINGTON O.D. 116 West Washington Goshen, Indiana rs ti I? 35 gi S 3 6 J' Delvin, Stan, and Tom ponder over a sports article. in Ni sisters I 55 Rosemary and Lois discuss ideas for an article. at : J I- N v. t g ,ssi FLECTOR to the press on time. Ken and Delvin count the returns of the mock PARKSIDE WASH KING LAUNDROMAT election that was sponsored by the REFLECTOR Your Home Laundry-Away on November 3. from Home 1501 S. Main St. KE 3-9283 Typists Ken and Fanny rush to get the RE- We -4 lui I e . Editor Vicki Gardner and assistant Ruth Yoder are busy at work on the WITMARSUM. fTaken through office window., Business manager Carl Weaver and assistant, Bob Troyer total WITMAR- SUM sales. DRS. SNIDER 85 MILLER Carl presents the prize for the most annuals sold to the junior class. E Compliments of E Milford, Indiana 658 -4126 Veterinarians WITMARSUM Mountains and mountains of pictures must be sorted THIS IS THE WAY IT IS DONE out and chosen. . . I . . . after the pictures are enlarged, they must be cropped. . . 5 2 3 i . . .then each page must be drawn, and redrawn. . . M Typists, Ioy Hunsberger, Waneta Yoder, and Sara Jean Chupp put on the finishing touches. Compliments of SNYDER'S STUDIO Weddings, Portraits Goshen, Indiana Mr. Yoder discusses the movement of the radical rightists SOCIAL STUDIES Betha.ny's social science department includes four courses. World history is an elective, but U. S. history, government, and sociology are requirements for gradua- tion. In world history, usually taken during the sophomore year, past civilizations are studied to gain a clearer understanding of the problems in today's world. The juniors learn about the historical foundations of our country in U. S. history. Throughout the year, they fol- low the development and growth of the nation. Government and sociology are combined into one senior course. ln government the students study our nation's political organization and try to decide what their personal responsibility to the country and the world should be. Sociology motivates the students to do clear thinking and systematic problem-solving. Tom refers to the index of his Gov't text Mr. Nafziger reviews the policies of the corporation. rx' fs . -1 . w '- it ' Biology students dissect frogs first gingerly but soon with enthusiasm. SCIENCE The science department of Bethany is designed to give every student a basic knowledge of the sciences and to relate this to the world around him. Biology, a basic course, tells of all living things and how the process of life goes on. This course is a required course and is usually taken in the freshman year. Chemistry is a course that tells of the make-up of all living things, and describes the chemical pro- cesses of life. The laws of nature are explained in physics and are related to our modern everyday life. Physics ex- plains how we do what, and why it is possible for us to do it. Physical science is a basic science course and touches lightly on all three courses. In addition to the science courses there is also a science club where interested students get together to see films, hear speakers, and take field trips. RILEY SALES Sc SERVICE Oliver Farm 85 Industrial Machinery Goshen. Ind. Physics students observe the color spectrum and compute the wave length for each color. 'Wi' f M un s.- Marv and Dean carefully carry out an experiment in chemistry class. MOORE STUDIO 107 N. Third Street Qwest of courthousej Goshen, Indiana Q It NMA GNU' 0,151 2 Dabs Sketching ART The art class, though small this year, provided an opportunity for students to try many types of art work. As one of the first projects, Ms. Bauer asked the class to paint sunflowers from real Sunflowers, using tempra. Other projects during the first semester included personal monograms, outdoor pencil sketching, water colors, and ink drawings. The seed mosaics, after providing a Thanksgiving feast for the mice, had to be re-done. By means of block printing the class also made Christmas cards. During the second semester, Mrs. Bauer acquainted the class with the history of architecture and painting. Having studied this, each student first tried his hand at pastels and then at oil painting. Additional time was taken for working with ceramics. The 95-minute class periods were especially appreciated by the art class. Because the classes were longer, the students had time not only to plan a project, but also to begin working. When at last the art class could claim a room for its own, a much larger space was available for storage of supplies and displays of art work. MOSES SHROCK Gravel and Ready Mix Tel. 58 Topeka, Indiana Freshman algebra students deliberate over an intricate equation. MATH In addition to plaguing students, Bethany's math depart- ment serves a quite practical purpose. Designed to pro- vide a working knowledge of the tools of science, it aids students in developing the processes of logical thinking. The first-year course in algebra attempts to teach the fundamentals in dealing with equations and numbers, while Algebra II explores even further in similar areas. The relationships between geometric figures as well as a more advanced usage of logic in problem -solving serves as the basis of study for geometry students. Senior math, the final challenge for Bethany's math students, includes three rather involved areas of math- ematics: trigonometry, solid geometry, and coordinate geometry. Each has its separate goal and yet all are intended to relate the preceding courses to each other and then to render a math student prepared for even further study. Compliments of PAUL'S MOBILE-HOME SALES Finest in Values U.S. No. 33 West at city limits Goshen, Indiana y ny, ' Joan tackles the proof of a geometry theorem. 1 x 'Q' 27 s.-A-ln! . 'inf' French conversation flows freely at a party. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Spanish folk songs, poems, hymns, and even a few jokes high-lighted all Spanish classes. This past year conversational Spanish, a new approach, was stressed in most classes. ln previous years the main emphasis was on grammar. This year for the first time there was a Spanish III class consisting of four consecrated students. Spanish literature and grammar were their basic study. The Spanish Il class learned the subjunctive mood and the culture of the Spanish world. The two Spanish I classes learned to speak Spanish very effectively. Our Spanish club has increased in size this past year and we had large turn-outs for Christmas caroling, a pinata party, Spanish supper and our an nual trip to Chicago. Compliments of DR. EDWARD EICHENBERGER D.D.S. lC0m0 C-Sta ustedo Wakarusa, Indiana 'FE-Zfa x' as-:ev German students enjoy singing German folk songs. Bonjour mes amias! Many early afternoon class periods begin with these French greetings. Although the French class had a surprising- ly small enrollment, it was the scene of many happy experiences as the eight pupils covered French grammar and learned to parle le francais Qspeak Frenchj. The singing of French songs was often a treat and a change from the drudgery of grammar as the small class tried to make the classroom ring with such songs as Freres Jacques and Sur le pont d'Avigon. By the time class ended, all were ready to say, Au revoir and be on their way. Once the French club was organized, it became a scene of friendly French games and the singing of many French favorites. This years' German classes were both twice as large as last year. The German I students struggled through an extensive grammar and vocabulary section, and came out feeling as though they were true Germans. IMMENSEE was one of the German literary works that the German II students read and studied. They also reviewed the grammar that had become stale during the summer and spent much time broadening their German vocabulary. The German club spent many delightful hours together this year. Christmas caroling in German and giving German programs were the main highlights during the year. E.. TURNERS' STORE Medicine-Veterinary Supplies Topeka, Indiana p-wr f Kay and Linda converse in Spanish. General Business class proves to be a bit trying at times. , -,fs.-.fm--1 Q-.three-X -s.f . I . f ' Now what was that squiggle for? COMMERCE DEPARTMENT The Business Education department moved into new rooms at the beginning of the school year. The typing room contains both electric and manual typewriters, and an adjoining room holds various business machines. Much of the equipment in these rooms is new. Courses in bookkeeping, general business, and of- fice practice, taught by Mr. Devon Miller, acquaint the student with basic business procedures, while Typing I and II and shorthand prepare the student to become a more capable assistant to business executives. The skills and methods taught in these classes will help the student in his own personal life even if he does not pursue a business career. Compliments of WILLARD S. KRABIILL, M.D. JOHN M, BENDER, M,D, G. WELDON TROYER, M.D. 110 W. High Park Goshen, Ind. Bookkeeping students struggle to balance accounts. 5 Shorthand students transcribe a passage. n n,n A iss JOHNS JET - CRETE Swimming Pools-Silos Sand Blasting-Retaining Walls Concrete Renovation Goshen, Indiana Typing II students strive for more speed and accuracy SCOTT-KINDY Zenith Color T. V. Magnavox Stereo Phono Radio Sales Backed by Service KE 3-7140 216 No. Main 'ev-a..,., ,,,ff i i I 3 s it .. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The aims of the industrial arts department taught by Mr. Zook, are to educate students for work in modern industry, to provide skills necessary for church service such as Pax, and to provide skills for hobbies. A student has a large selection of subjects to choose from, including auto mechanics, mechanical drawing architectural drawing, electricity, metalworking, and Woodworking I and II. The newly remodeled and enlarged shop is greatly appreciated by the students and Mr. Zook. The shop now contains a very fine line of equipment, thanks to the new machines added at the beginning of the year. AGRICULTURE The agriculture courses taught by Mr. Culp form a small but important department at Bethany. The two subjects offered at the freshman-sophomore level are soils and crops and animal husbandry. In soils and crops the students study the structure of the soil and are taught how to fertilize it-for maximum yields. A study is also made-of the culture of the major crops in this area. The course in animal husbandry examines the more efficient ways of raising livestock. The course offered at the junior-senior level, farm management, - , . at as WM... n studies all phases of farm financing, including record- ii .s-' ' .M .- kee in I ' 'i I Iii' D g' Nl MILLER'S PAINT Sc PAPER STORE Paint-Wallpaper-Window Shades School Supplies-Greeting Cards Phone 862-2610 Wakarusa, Indiana Faculty members enjoy the meal that was planned, prepared, and served by these home ec. students. MW . .4 5 , fa Piece by piece the dresses begin to take shape. Compliments of WM. H. ZIMMERMAN, M. D. R. 2 Syracuse, Indiana HOME ECONOMICS Along with the usual cooking and sewing courses. the home ec. classes study a variety of related sub- jects. Home Ec. I students learned child care, and the preparation of different breakfasts. In Home Ec. II, luncheons were planned and students learned various crafts, specializing in knitting. A home nursing course was also included. Home Ec. III offered courses in housing, personal and family living and the preparation of dinners and special meals. This year the home ec. department added a sewing class for those wishing to gain more skill in sewing. The Home Ec. Club is open to all students who are interested in this field. The club offers instruction in areas that are not included in the regular classes. This year various activities were planned for the members, including an outing at Brunk's Cabin and a salad supper. Home Ec. Club girls help create a festive mood at Christmas. Sharon carefully cuts out the sleeve for her dress ,. Interesting centerpieces and table settings were studied in the Home Ee. classes. Compliments of C 8a P OIL COMPANY Phone 2Rl09 Millersburg, Indiana Running in place for several minutes often proves to be harder than it looks. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The girls' physical education classes had a wide variety of sports. From the usual sport of softball, the groups moved into the new field of social recreation which was given special emphasis. The girls divided into small groups, practiced presenting different types of parties, planning the complete agenda. When the weather grew colder, basketball became a popular sport followed by volleyball. In some classes, the girls also partici- pated in tournaments. This year the boys' physical education classes played a number of team sports such as basketball, volleyball, and soccer. as well as individual sports, including the following: handball, badminton, and ping pong. Among the main objectives of the classes are the de- velopment of leadership and sportsmanship of the indi- vidual, preparation of the physical body for the future, and learning the basic fundamentals and rules for each sport. Flowers and Arrangements for your school activities Remember BEEPJS FLOWERS Milford, Indiana Phone 658-4712 Freshman boys take part in a physical fitness test by lifting their own weight. , .4 H Phys. ed. girls develop skill in basketball. HODGSON'S ACE HARDWARE Goshen's Leading Hardware 111 So. Main St. Goshen. Indiana S LJ Mr. Friesen directs student into angle- parking space. in M fr ,N 715-..,x fn... X Zz... Annn Students prepare posters on road safety. T X 1 '?P'Qe-'?X5 QR ,, ff' DRIVER EDUCATION For almost every teenager, the day he can drive is regarded with unsuppressed excitement. To help acquaint these prospective drivers with the car and proper traffic regulations, the school provides a driver education course. This year's classes consist primarily of sophomores, with an occasional freshman and junior. Thirty hours of class time are required to complete the course. Reading and discussing the textbook and watching films on road safety fill the majority of the class periods. Each student is required to spend six hours of the course driving. One might spot the students anywhere from Mt. Wawasee to Elkhart on their precarious journeys. Their favorite pastime is observing the reactions of drivers and passengers in near-by cars. CLINTON CENTER MILL Simon Bontrager, Prop. Custom Grinding-Feed Mixing Swisher-Napiana Feeds Phone 154 Millersburg R. 1, Goshen, Ind Could you take this splinter out of my finger? Now really, it isn't that bad! HEALTH In health class we not only study about physical health, but also about mental, emotional, and social health. 'l We also study such things as the circulatory system, the nervous system, and the functionings of our senses. We study ways of preventing and curing diseases. We also learn how to use first aid. -.,..4l While studying mental, emotional, and social health, our ma.in purpose is to try to understand what causes disturbances in these areas and how they can be pre- vented. But health class isn't all studying. Mr. Bodiker spices the class with a number of other activities and projects which help the class to roll along more smoothly. Never ask an anxious health student for first aid! THE GOSHEN NEWS Mr. Steiner points out some important facts in Church History class. ADAMS TYPEWRITER AGENCY INC. Business Machines-Office Furniture Leasing-Sales-Service Elkhart, Indiana Phone JA 3-1499 40 BIBLE CLASSES Bethany offers four interesting and helpful courses in Bible. These courses aim to help the students to under- stand their Bible better, to challenge them in their Christian life and to prepare them for witnessing to others. In the freshman year a study of the New Testament, Christ and his teachings, and the letters written to churches by Paul and other men of God, are studied. In the sophomore year a study of the Old Testament acquaints the students with the activities of God's people and helps them learn more of God and His law. One of the special activities of this course is a time- line, covering the period studied. In the junior year the students take a course in Chris- tian Education which is designed to help them build up their Christian life, to challenge them in Christian service, and acquaint them with Christian teaching methods, goals, and ideas. A special study on missions is also included. The class studies the history of missions andbecomes acquainted with today's missions. Senior students study church history which is broken down into two sections: The h.istory of the Christian Church, and the history of the Mennonite Church. Mr. Steiner shows the class the growth and development which took place in the church and how the church of today came into being. The second section pertains to the origin of the Mennonite church and what the Mennonite faith really is. All of these courses lead eventually to a deeper appreciation and understanding of the church. They place a challenge before each student, and instill a deeper respect for the church as a whole. 1 .f 'x Freshmen listen attentively as Mrs. Schrag lectures. The test is over, but students worry sql qi! CHRIS YODER 85 SON TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Moving Office Phone KE 3-4690 213-217 E. Clinton St 'ln- gr, -5 Freshmen audition for ensembles. Leon practices in voice culture class under the su- pervision of Mr. Lehman. MUSIC DEPARTMENT The freshmen are initiated into the Bethany music course through a detailed study of the elements of mu- sic, and the instruments ofthe orchestra. In their sophomore year, students advance to a study of the his- tory of music, and also some voice culture. This pre- pares them to take an active part in the Bethany Cho- ruses, and smaller singing groups. Students who are interested in furthering their music study may take advanced courses in voice culture in their junior and senior years. Madrigal Singers is composed of those juniors and sen- iors who have above average voices. Throughout the school year, they give musical programs in area churches. All students who have instruments and are interested in playing in the orchestra may join. This past year, the orchestra was the largest it has ever been. A Spring Concert was given by this organization, the Madrigal Singers, and the choruses. STARK 8: WEAVER DRUG STORE Goshen's Original Rexall Store 135 So. Main St., Goshen Phone KE 3-3030 ,quosrwn w k Y ORCHESTRA s W CR1ST'S DRY CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDAY Goshen, Indiana Phone KE 3-5963 Corner Fifth and Washington St SENIOR SEXTET--Mary Kauffman, Beverly Moore, Ruth Ann Bender, Veronica Beachy, Leona Weaver, and JoAnne Kraus. JR. QUARTET--Standing: Leon Miller, Stan Hoffman, and Dennis Roth. SEATED: Bob Troyer. JR, ENSEMBLE--FRONT ROW: Rosemary Stoltzfus, Roberta Davidhizar, Beverly Milne. BACK ROW: Ruth Beachy, Vera Metzler, Ginny Davidhizar, and Myra Nafziger. FRESHMAN OCTET--TOP TO BOTTOM: Danny Bair, Brian Martin, Jerry Albrecht, Lowell Stolotzfus, David Weldy, Bob Graber, John Byler, and Ross Lynn Bender. Freshmen face the challenging experience of trying out for different singing ensembles in the fall. The music director selects a girls' sextet and a boys' quartet from the freshman class. These ensembles usually continue for all four years of high school. The sextets and quartets take part in the music contest each year. Many strenuous hours are spent together preparing for this ordeal. These experiences, however, help to improve the Musical abilities of each group. At times we are privileged to hear the melodic music of these groups in Chapel. They also provide special music in various churches through- out the community. All in all it is a very worth- while experience to be a member of an ensemble. MIDDLEBURY PRODUCE Poultry Marketing Service Middlebury, Indiana SENIOR QUARTET--Eldon Miller, Carl Weaver, Phil Bontrager, and Gareth Stoltzfus. SOPHOMORE SEXTET--Susan Gardner, Mary Ann Kauffman, Nancy Davidhizar, Bonnie Kaufman, Gay Hunsberger, and Mary Ann Krabill. FRESHMAN SEXTET--Sandy Lambright, Sandi Christo phel, Rosalie Yoder, Susan Anderson, Kathy Bennett, and Brenda Mierau. SOPHOMORE SEXTET--Gloria Yoder, Rhonda Willems, Diana Nafziger, Donna Zehr, Retha Yoder, and Janet Swartzendruber. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Goshen, Indiana Bottlers of Coca-Cola Sprite, Fanta, 86 Tab I BOYS CHORUS Hours of strenuous, but rewarding, practice produced PC pleasing results as the Girls' and Boys' Choruses and the sophomore music classes joined in presenting Handel's Messiah at Christmas. After school hours, rich outbursts of For Unto Us A Child is Born, Glory to God, and the other Christmas choruses, ushered from the chapel. HARTMAN'S FARM SUPPLY Phone 862-2120 Wakarusa, Ind. Dairy Farm Specialists Sudden Service GIRLS' CHORUS Compliments of WARREN I-IOLDEMAN Insurance Agency Wakarusa, Indiana A CAPPELLA CHORUS GLEN G. BIXLER INSURANCE SERVICE Your protection is our profession not a sideline. 103 S. 3rd St. Goshen KE 3-4200 MADRIGAL SINGERS Compliments of RICHARD C. MARK, D,D,S 215 South Main Street Elkhart, Indiana Last minute instructions and reminders were given. MASS CHORUS PRESENTS l'lANDEL'S MESSlAH nu' -F , 5 Finally the big moment arrives, and suddenly all those hours of practice seem well worthwhile. Even tired feet cou1dn't dampen our enthusiasm Yes, Joel, we are proud of your daddy, too. 50 ' X . Y , 9 1 1 v H v JV r V Y , v 1 Xv ' E V Q: V V gm 0 5' 4, 1' ' M ' K . . I I 1 1 1 4 I ,'I x Q If , f . x X ' Y X ff!! X H 1 X XX s 1 XX ' L 3 9.1 J v X M, , A 'K' 'Wy lr N 1 JOHN S. STEINER B. S. , M. Ed. Superintendent Church History I. MARVIN NAFZIGER B.A., B.D., M. R. E. Academic Counselor Social Studies 'H-.t,.i,S , ,, Q , igawf MILLERSBURG LUMBER Building Materials Millersburg, Indiana Phone 6 'Aff 1 f 1 GK 41 Q x vu or , .3 THE BETHANY BOARD af, . yrrwi Tm is Q SEATED: C.F, Bishop, Vice-presidentg Richard W. Yoder, Recording Secretaryg J. Howard Kauffman Ececutive Secretary, Charles Gardner, Presidentg Annas Miller, Treasurer. STANDING: Glen E. Yo- der, Russell Krabill, Dr. Virgil Graber, Sanford Eash, Ora M. Yoder, Amos O. Hostetler. HOFFMAN'S O.K. TIRE STORE 1513 E. Lincoln Ave. Goshen, Indiana Tires--Front End Alignment--Brake Service Your Safety Service Center WINGARDS GENERAL STORE In Honeyville Produce- Groceries-Dry Goods Hardware-Paints Route 1, Topeka, Indiana, Phone 3F31 EVELYN BAUER B . A . Art ROYAL H . BAUER B.S., B.A., Th. B., M R E English Bible DAN BODIKER B . A . Physical Education Health Social Studies Coach LESTER I. CULP B.S., M.S. Science Agriculture RONALD G. FRIESEN A . B . Driver Education DEAN HARTMAN B.A., M.S. Math Physics Physical Science VERDA KA UFFMAN B . A . Physical Education FREEMAN LEHMAN B.A. , M. M. Director of Music MIRIAM MARTIN B . S . Home Economics Heil, Comrad Miller ! HEINE'S HARDWARE 207 South Main Street U S 33 West KE 3-3293 KE 3-7873 JACOB MIERAU B. A . German DELMAR B.A. Engush MILLER FARMER FRIESEN DEVON MILLER B.A. Commerce 3 R ff 4 ' L at . aw 3 it gy, . , 1 Af ' , Q 4 If . - N, gif, VA. K 1 Al a s M Y L. T A ' gf E Q, R I .gs . A lu! O 3 93- . HONEYVILLE METAL WORKS R.F.D. 1, Topeka, Indiana, Phone 2F31 Sheet Metal Service A11 things work together for good to them that love God. Romans 8:28 1 wh .- W DAVID POW ELL B.A. Mathematics RHODA SCHRAG B.A. English Bible LYDIA SHANK B.S. French VERNON YODER B.A. Spanish Social Studies ALBERT ZEHR B.A. Librarian HERBERT ZOOK A.A., B.A. Industrial Arts EXCHANGE STATE BANK Wakarusa, Indiana Banking since 1890 For Your Complete Financial Service MELVIN BIRKEY MARY BIRKEY ' Business Manager Cashier Ng LAURA METZLER School Secretary Dean of Girls ig ...N A 'S' L 5 E ,f i'i ORDO YODER W Custodian LUCILLE CHRISTOPHEL ' RACHEL MILLER SYLVIA MILLER Cooks ,Lax ' ROTH SERVICE STATION i lfi i.: A z 1000 S. IVI3.i1'1 I E Goshen, Ind. 58 KE 3-5320 1 X l CZ f I Q3 J V, 3 -X fffgiygy f W My 5 iN V f 7 A WEEK OF CHAPEL INCLUDES I O O O 0 Monday, the administration addresses the students. oy? Wednesday, the students hear from the faculty. ' K un .M-Ii E-J -..ii.N.MASsAwwp-uii Tuesday, Mr. Lehman leadshymn sing. Compliments of WILLARD S, KRABILL, M.D, JOHN M. BENDER, M.D, G, WELDON TROYER, M.D. 110 W. High Park Goshen, Ind. Thursday chapels programs were presented by the Y.P.C.A. , 5 Jay and Ida Hostetler told of their experiences in Ghana. Rev. Fretz presented the Christ- mas message. wwllwi Mrs. Loretta Yoder related to us the story of Jesus' birth in verse and song. BLACKPORT DISCOUNT T.V. Sc APPLIANCES 1703 E. Lincoln Ave. Open 9 to 9 Norge, RCA, Whirlpool, Admiral, Motorola Sylvania, Speed Queen The Y. P. C. A. executive committee meets to discuss some unfinished business. Left to right are Veronica Beachy. Larry Austin, Delvin Yoder, and Mary Kauffman. Q-x x rw Gs.. Small prayer cell groups proved to be very meaningful and were highly successful. MILLER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 825-2930 Middlebury, Indiana YPCA The YPCA is composed of members of the stu- dent body who wish to strengthen their Christian faith and participate in Y activities. Each year the Y plans a project. The funds for the project are donated by students and faculty. The project this year was Campinas Bookstore in Brazil. Allen Martin, director of one of the bookstores. told us about the need in Brazil. During the school year the Y plans socials for members who enjoy getting together, for fel- lowship and meditation. The Y also plans prayer cells for those who wish to participate. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE--John Bishop, Mary Kauffman, Dorothy Slabach, Sharon Summer, Danny Ventura, and Curtis Grieser. CHAPEL COMMITTEE--Veronica Beachy. Virginia Davidhizar, Dan King Tom Graber, Bob Troyer, and Rosemary Stoltzfus. SERVICE COMMITTEE--Susan Gardner. Roberta Davidhizar. Ruth Yoder, Karen Diener, Delvin Yoder. and Mary Ann Krabill. R- La ft 5 .. '-' i .- 1,-f P ffl 'i 591.55 Table games provide entertainment and serve as a stimulus for conversation. Many students played volleyball in the gym. . Teachers and students together enjoyed the evening. Office Supplies SIEGMANN PRINTING COMPANY Phone KE 3-7335, 108 E. Jefferson Goshen. Indiana YPCA SOCIAL ,a X E 3 l S t 3' -asf? ' Q John Bishop's unique style won the pole vault. Do you think they'l1 make it? TRACK Last year, the annual all-school track meet was held on the college sports field. Class spirit was high, and competition stiff. In the usual tradition, the seniors won the boys division. The sophomores won in the girls' division. To add to the excitement, several records were broken. Merlin Hartman set a new record in the 100 yard dash, and tied the standing record in the 220. The junior boys' relay team, Tom Gardner, Carl Weaver, Rick Chupp, and Carl Stauffer broke the record for the 880 yard relay. In the girls' division, four new records were made. Rosemary Stoltzfus set a new record in the high jump. In the softball throw, Phyllis Yoder tossed the ball for a new record. Sue Gardner and Mary Ann Krabill came to a stumbling finish in the three-legged race, to find they had set a new record. The sophomore girls' relay team, Gloria Miller, Jeanne Schrock, Rosemary Stoltzfus, and Ruth Yoder, broke the old 4-40 yard relay record. l-IOCHSTETLER TIN SHOP Spouting, Repair Work, l-lomelite Chain Saws Wheel Horse Tractor - Kohler Briggs 84 Stratton and Lawson 85 Clinton RHS, Nappanee, Ind. Co. R. 52 8a 1 Phone 773-4445 On your mark 5 1 5 4 E A , li They say two can live easier than one, but. . . AMERICAN STATE BANK Ligonier, Indiana Nose dive 1, .A.. X.,,. , ...iss .., Are you sure, Mr. Bodiker? The inmates play behind bars. Lookout everybody, here I come! INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL Intramural softball, the highlight of October, resulted in several very exciting games this year. To get in practice for the tourney the teams played several exhibition games. Starting out the double elimination tourney, it was juniors versus seniors, with the game ending in favor of the seniors. The second game was freshmen challenging sophomores. In this game, the sophomores over-whelmed the freshmen. Ina truly sensational game, the juniors shut out the freshmen in a no-hitter pitched by Ken Thomas. In the equal- ly exciting senior versus sophomore game the sophomores were ahead 1-10 at the end of the sixth inning, but the seniors squeeked by in the last inning to win, 12-10. In the final game, the seniors capital- ized on junior errors to win the game and the tourney with ease. BURGER- DAIRY STORES 4 1 This year the Bethany soccer team competed in five games. Although the record doesn't indicate it all of the games were hard fought. Several times the boys were defeated in score, but never were they defeated in spirit. The two games with Central proved to be the best offensive and defensive games and as the record indicates were the most successful. Bethany Bethany Betha ny Bethany Bethany SHIPSHEWANA STATE BANK Shipshewana Indiana Banking Designed for Community Service Central Central Argos Argos Culver Compliments of TOPEKA 5 8L 1095 STORE Topeka, Indiana Larry Schrock, Jerry Slabaugh, Delvin Yoder, Tom Gardner, Dennis Myers, Mr. Bodiker, coach, Ken Thomas, Carl Weaver, John Bishop, Larry Miller, and Charles Steiner. CENTER: Curtis Grieser and Rex Tyson, student managers. Central Central North Goshen Pleasant View Culver Yellow Creek Central Central College CMJ Iim's Paint Shop Goshen College QSQ STUTZMAN BROS. FARM DRAINAGE Phone: 773-3404, Route 4192, Milford or FI-2-4135, Bourbon, Indiana VARSITY BASKETBALL THEY BCHS 62 66 64 53 43 51 60 46 88 62 60 53 82 58 69 65 '77 32 91 '75 53 49 .IllIH.HilU . ....., ...?,,,..N ...,. . . 4 5 . 1 THE CALIFORNIAN DRIVE-IN U. S. 33 East at College Avenue BACK ROW: Craig Yoder, Ken Thomas, Glen Yoder. and Dale Weaver. stu- dent manager. FRONT ROW: Larry Schrock, Dan King, Larry Miller, and Tom Graber. .l IWW-, , rar, , JUNIOR VARSITY THEY BCHS Central 32 48 Central 40 45 Middlebury 54 60 Olive 25 43 Griner 49 47 Pleasant View 53 69 North Goshen 60 48 Culver 53 54 Central 30 40 Central 65 37 Emma 39 80 .Lev-' MARTIN'S IGA SUPERMARKET Custom processing Freezer beef for sale Wakarusa, Indiana CHIEF S GIANTS Delmar Hooley Marv Cross Ray Johnson Rick Chupp Steve Liechty Ron Kaufman Vic Ovando LaVern Mullet Steve Riegsecker Dean Shetler John Valtierra Tony Yoder Danny Ventura Carl Stauffer SPARTANS Phil Bontrager Bob Brundage Darrell Liechty Eddie Leichty Weaver Yoder Beachy Marvin Miller Darrel Yoder Ralph Stutzman Gareth Stoltzfus BOMBERS John Birkey Charles Cross Carl Graber Curtis Grieser Stan Hoffman Elwayne Miller Leon Miller Dennis Stichter Bob Troyer Ray Yoder T ROJ AN S WILDC ATS Beck Jerry Albrecht Dan Blair Byler Lowell Bontrager Larry Bontrager Goetz Chuck Bontreger Bob Graber Hartman Glen Hostetler Martin Honderich Nunemaker Gene Newcomer Brian Martin Lowell Stoltzfus Verton Troyer Dave Weldy John Miller Ralph Miller INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Every Wednesday and Friday evenings the above teams competed in intramural basketball games. At the end of the season the GIANTS were the number one team in the A League, and the SPARTANS were at the head of the B League. DRAGONS Richard Gingerich Dave Johnson Gary Kennell Henry Miller Jim Penner Dean Ramer Rex Wenger Dennis Yoder Gordon Miller BULLDOGS Vernon Bontrager John Bontreger Wayne Gingerich Ephraim Martin CARDINALS Craig Garber Jim Gingerich Ken Gingerich LeRoy Mast Dan W. Miller Bob Sutzman Allen Troyer Fred Weldy Sanford Schrock Tim Stoltzfus Dale Weaver Compliments of SHROCK'S TRENCH - HOE SERVICE septic tanks - dry wells - basements Phone - 16F3l, Topeka. Ind. X f WK ky .-M ,Q ff.- 'V -K ,nr fm ' 43 M L gf k , S W its ' A M J K. ,M , ,rw A if 'alfhxlay K fa rw- ' .1-A., V47 W- llll I nit r. s -...M ...Nw N-,Q Packing for honeymoon at Horsefly Gulch. LEAP YEAR PARTY The evening of February 14, 1964 brought many Bethanyites and their guests to the old chapel for the YPCA Leap Year Valentine Party. As they arrived, kids assembled in small groups, laughing and talk- ing until the first game started. The games in- cluded the reassembling of a heart puzzle by opposing teams, a honeymoon race, and a balloon burst. The guests then spread blankets on the floor and settled back to enjoy the evening entertainment. Several love ballads were sung to the accompaniment of a guitar, and romantic poems were read. The highlight of the evening was The Trysting Place, a farce presented by the sophomore class. HARTMAN BROTHERS INC, Master - Mix Feeds 81 Concentrates Definite feeds for definite needs Custom grinding and mixing Phone 862-2129 Wakarusa, Indiana Motka flnez Millery pays a visit to the cottage. i iff Thyrsis, Corydin, and Cothurnus. SENIOR PLAYS Gray Bread by Jean Lee Latham takes place in a peasant's cottage. Riga fCarolyn Mulletj tells her daughter Solda fCheryl Weldyj that a mother has a choice, to either protect her child or let her child go her own willful way. Riga is 80 or more, and out of her years of experience she reads the end of things as they happened before, and as they will happen. Aria da Capo is a morality play. It mirrors each of us pursuing happiness--pursuing life itself- -but destroying life in the process. Like PierrotQTitus Kingy and Columbine Ueanette Slabachj, we may exchange true life for meaningless frivolity by in- dulging our pleasures. Or like Corydin fRon Gin- gerichj and Thyrsis QDon Graberj, we may destroy our life by building walls of suspicion and fear of others. Over the life of indulgence, fear and greed, death QCothurnus-Ken Willemsj rules. STOPHER PHOTO CENTER 512 South Detroit LaGrange, Ind. Phone - 463-2021 STUDIO 8L CAMERA SHOP Yolande tries to under- Left: Make-up is carefully applied before the production. Below: Many long hours of rehearsal were re- quired before the presentation. IOE'S DOG 'N' SUDS Good food and service with a smile Middlebury, Indiana stand her grandmother. i I . Oh, pshaw! E 'Nl Cheaper by the dozen. And the flower-girl wore. . . ALL-SCHOOL SOCIAL One evening, late last spring, the halls of Bethany were filled with strange sounds. Muffled bumps and thuds, and sudden outbursts of cheering and clapping issued from the Chapel. On opening the door and peeking inside, we were abruptly confronted with a brightly-lit stage, and a profusion of en- rapt high schoolers. It was the night of the All-School Social. Craig Yoder, playing a harassed father, paced the floor in front of his seven shrieking children. After 15 minutes of action packed drama, father and mother, looking pale and haggard, limped off stage, while their brood fell into in- nocent sleep. Next, sophomores took over. Doing a take- off on the T.V. show, BEVERLY HILLBILLIES, they pre- sented a hillbilly wettin', complete with flower girl. Juniors followed, with a skit called Poky Hauntus. In this, juniors acted as certain inanimate objects, often complete with sound effects! The seniors put the whole room in an uproar with their style show, complete with male models! After elaborate fanfare, by Mr. Friesen and Mr. Gross, Maestro Miller led the faculty in a startling rendition of Bethany, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! i Bethany, yeah, yeah, yeah! Phweet! Below: Anybody 'posed to this here wettir1'? 72'-. GOSHEN COLLEGE' Training Mennonite Youth for Christian Discipleship But Daddy, he's so handsome! JR.-SR. BANQUET That memorable floating night in May was proclaimed by the soft whispering of airy dresses and the quiet fra- grance of slightly crooked corsages. The couples strolled leisurely down a shady garden path of the Southern Plantation and were greeted by the mistress of the mansion. They passed by great white pillars and through heavy wooden doors into the lavish candle- lit dining room. Strauss waltzes set the tranquil romantic mood of southern hospitality and costumed waiters and waitresses further introduced the mood with steaming platters of food. And so, the Junior-Senior Banquet took its place among the pictures hanging in the halls of memory. HARTER AUTO SUPPLY Auto Parts and Accessories Electric Tool 86 Motor Service 919 E. Waterford Street Phone 862-2365 Wakarusa, Ind. gl Fred Hostetler sang folk songs from the old South. MOORES CLEANERS Dry Cleaning 85 Rug Cleaning Watch out! Don't spill it! 1 W L, , wwe ,Q Mrs. Pasley gave an enlightening talk on the role of the Negro in history. Ld .4 .,,., fm lg, ,, , With love and good fellowship let us unite. GET- ACQUAINTED SOCIAL During the second week of school, the Student Council sponsored the annual Get-Acquainted Social. The students divided into several small groups for the socializing games. The ones who were it in the game of Swat put all they had into swatting the sorry victims. After several other games, the groups all joined together to play Tunnel. This game resulted in many pi1e-ups and everyonehad a rollicking good time. The students then assembled south of the ball diamond under the shade trees and joined in the singing of many rounds and camp songs led by Mr. Lehman. In an impromptu pro- gram, several students told why they liked Bethany. The afternoon was topped off with refreshments, and everyone went home knowing more people than when he had come. Compliments of L.L. BEACHY, D,D,S. Hit her again' Hit her again' Harder' Harder' KEITH E' YOQER' D'D'S' 110 w. High Park Goshen, Indiana . . . and never the twain shall meet. 5 t One, two, cha cha cha? Compliments of Sing little children, sing, sing. What was that? STEURY BOAT COMPANY I don't know, but here comes another one just like it , Goshen, Indiana. Alright! I I Who pulled the tent stake? Quick, Delmar, off my foot!! SENIOR FISH FRY Poster plastered windows throughout the community, the arrival of food, unfinished homework, worksheets, and the organizers all go together to make an unfor- getable day. Something was happening at Bethany! Many people knew it and everyone was talking about it. The fish smell on the evening of October 4, was the talk of the town. The bright smiles of the servers faded and we heard about tired feet and how soon can we leave? Then it was all over. The last people were served, the last pie sold, chairs and tables were quickly taken down, and tickets and money were counted and recounted. Suddenly a shout rang through the halls, The record has been broken! Three thousand three hundred people were content and happy for having followed that fish smell to Bethany. Home Made Ice Cream Cones- Sundaes- Shakes-Malts Bulk- Packaged-Wedding Bricks MIDDLEBURY DAIRY Phone 825-2565 Middlebury, Indiana 4 . . .inside the U. N. Building. . . . . the view was breathtaking! Give me your tired, your poor. . . . . . stood straight and tall above us. . . SENIOR TRIP For 97 112 hours the senior class trip thoroughly mixed eight seniors and seven chaperones on the two buses, in New York City, and at the Wor1d's Fair. This particular recipe resulted in one very large batch of assorted memories. The names of Rockefeller Center, the United Nations, Wall Street, Fifth Avenue, the Bowery, and Manhattan now mean something specific to each member of the class of '65. New York City is remembered as a city of innumerable neon signs, towering skyscrapers, hurrying masses of human- ity, jolting subway rides, and careening buses filled beyond capacity. Among the memories of the Wor1d's Fair are those of the Unisphere, the General Electric, the Spain, the Ford, pavilions, long feathered hats, and colorful leis. From late night's T.V. and early morning's jangling tele- phone, to aching feet and tired bones, to pillow fights and playing Rook, mention of the trip calls up memories, de- lightful and appalling. Perhaps one of the best is arriving home after such a wonderful experience. rgflisr' - 1. .A . W- .A E . . if Y, . azz ' Se '5' m 961 MJ xr! Eg, KX.. - 4 iii 35 i wait agp Yf nf. S' 5. f ...Ap . . . seemed to be universal meeting place. . . . . . the first glimpse of the Fair. . . l G. E. 's presentation was unique! in quiet reverence passed the Pieta. . . . , waited for the last ones before leaving the Fair. . . METHODS T,V, SERVICE .mai Phone 831 4414 .. . a long trip home! . . . New Paris, Indiana in 91 This play is called Our Town. . . Sh-sh-Emily. Everything's all right. ,sm ,X Now, Rebecca, nice. . . I heard a funny sound, and what do you think it was? It was your mother, chopping wood. . . don't be impossible. You always look very OUR TOWN This play is called OUR TOWN. It was written by Thornton Wilderg pro- , duced and directed by Mr. Bauerg and presented by the speech class. In it you will see Rosemary Stoltzfus, Ruth Yoder. John Birkey, Gloria Miller, Rex Tyson, Delvin Yoder, Sharon Sum mers, and many others. The name of the town is Grover's Corners, New Hampshire -- just across the Massa- l chusetts line. . . --One more look. Good-by world. . . Good-by Grovers Cornersg mama and papa. . . E YQ . il Well, up to a year ago, I used to like you a lot r, wk .5 fn ,, 'az My -, lt seems to me that once in your life before you die you ought to see a country where they don't talk and think in English. . . . . . Our life here is our hope that soon we'l1 forget all that. and think only of what's ahead. . . -4 R fs Those difficult decisions! FACULTY SOCIAL AND FACULTY RETREAT is K M eww' A- i un, A leisurely lunch. . . Oh, to settle down with a good bookg full and contented. Daisy, Daisy, Give me your answer, do. They just don't make books like they used to. hw' Tv M., Freezin' QFriesenJ on the Freezers 5-Y... 3, .:.: Y b l Jsrfq .,L. L - ...... ,Q K lp R Q L Q is 'yn 1. . 1 ,,. V i 1,1: riroii J I si I Framufmv ea 5 Yana ssau. AT Tnncmue Professor Mary Lehman teaches English. Miss Mary Davidhizar. D. F. D. qDr. for a Dayj in biology. GOSHEN ANIMAL CLINIC Dr. M. L. Weldy and Associates 2806 South Main Goshen, Indiana Q ' I 9 1 Y. , 3 M s S kg Y in . x as Prof. Tyson. Ph. D., M.A., B.A., A..A. bendsa light ray. Nw -.....,- x' x ' fr. LQ 1 ga t P ' Si X? fllllll-P 'fx .N R. L X it If S ,r A . - .e xe 1 . . 'f?1U'fiit. 1 P it p ELI ... f P fe I Dr. Robert Troyer produces a SURPRISE! in Chem 52' Mr. Yoder strikes a teacherly pose fnote typical smirkj 3 K i. ..kk ..,. N, J 3 : .-silt A - ...st ..s-swat!!! -. class. CENDER'S GARAGE 618 Middlebury gt., Goshen, md, Office practice students, under Mr. Anderson, feign KE 3-4565 concentration. General Auto Repair 97 -f....s..,i sw, - L M and make us citizens of God's Country. 98 This is my country. . . Tony Fontane Galatians 2:2O TONY FONTANE It was a privilege to meet and talk with Tony Fontane when he came to Bethany for a premier showing of GOD's COUNTRY, During an assembly in the afternoon, this well- known Gospel singer sang and spoke his sincere testimony. Using humorous stories and inspirational songs to highlight his talk, Mr. Fontane told of his Christian parents, his rise to fame in Hollywood, and his conversion after a near-fatal accident. In the evening an overflow crowd came to see the film. The theme of GOD'S COUNTRY was the freedom in America, and still more important, citizenship in God's eternal country. Produced by Gospel Films, Inc. , the movie'scast included Tony in a dual role, as well as his wife Kerry and daughter Char'ae. After the program Mr. Fontane took time to shake hands and sign autographs. CHRlSTNER'S FEED MILL INC. Feed, Fertilizer, Lime Hubbard Sunshine Booster Feeds At Honeyville Phone Address 19F31 Topeka Topeka, Ind. Give me a 'B'. . . f f f You are now under my power. You will do anything I command of you. f G ,I . ,fyf ,, v I Sold! To the gentleman in the blue shirt. BENDER' S GROCERY Meats- -Our Special 831 - 9911 New Paris, Indiana It's so nice to have a man around the house. lik Admiration M. SX so ciety? 4-.4 aw, .....,, .. - V' ,,V,. A Bethany's Hotline fUnited Press Internationalj Mr. Zook's contribution to the drivers' ed. class. I Of course not! I wou1dn't do any thing like that! Before Bethany. . . HOCHSTEDLER GRAIN AND FEED Route 2, Topeka, Indiana 2F4'7, Topeka At Emma . . .was completed f' X ff , K, fix' lk. N I9 1 La rry S. Miller. Dallas Myers, Glen Yoder, Larry Austin, Marvin Miller, Gloria Miller fsecretaryj, Delmar Hooley Qvice-presidentj, Carl Weaver fpresidenty, JoAnne Kraus ftreasurerj, Rhonda Willems, Ruth Yoder Jan Weaver, Lowell Stoltzfus, Jerry Albrecht. STUDENT COUNCIL This year marks the second year that the Student Council has been active at Bethany Chris- tian High School. The Student Body Association president, the four class vice-presidents, the president of the Y.P,C. A. , a boy and a girl representative from each class, and an advisor from the faculty, make up the members of the Student Council. Although it is still a very young organization, the Student Council is involved in many school projects. The All-School Party, the Get-Acquainted Social, and the Christmas Banquet are several of the larger projects in which the Student Council is involved. The purpose of the Student Council is to promote good student relationships, school spirit, and a good student-faculty relationship. In order to carry out the purpose of the Student Council, each representative is to bring before the Student Council the suggestions and opinions of his class and each representative is responsible to report back to his class the decisions of the Student Council. THE PIONEER DRIVE-IN The Home of the Pioneer Deluxe Burger and Giant Milk Shakes Specializing in short order cooking and plate lunches Owned and operated by Jesse and Anna R. Wine Closed Sundays r v fs h Peggy Troyer, secretaryg Lowell Stoltzfus, vice president: John W. Yoder, president, Kathy Ben- IICUZ, treasurer. FRESHMEN We are freshmen. It took a little while to find out what the kids in our class were really like and to find the type of kids with whom we like to chum, but now we're pretty well set- tled. We must really have a great class, because everyone is always watching us. It wouldn't be because the girls giggle continuously and the boys slug each other around, would it? We rather enjoy upperclassmen, going to ballgames and yell- ing our hearts out, friendly seniors, and those few teachers who really want to believe we're thinking sometimes. Things very hard to take are sophomores, demerits, sitting in the front section of the chapel, people who underestimate us, and responsibility. We do have one problem. Perhaps someone could tell us what is meant by the statement, Yep, freshmen are still freshmen! . L Jerry Albrecht Belmont Susan Anderson North Goshen Phyllis Augsburger Clinton Frame Dan Bair . Belmont 'af' . V, 4, Q., N, V -fff'sm,:5 ,,.,. .au W. , 'w-win: 2 ,. 'V Q.. 5 ,, 'N , . ,r,, X, ,,v M, W Q Q T . .fi .lf t W K f f , . ii -, tt, ,f fl ,Q .lfQfzr1 'lga,. ' ,f ' ft fl, .. ,lf ,Alf ' f A if 5,7 -' ' 4' z'5:9f4. ' ' 'fkfrll f,, ' , ga' Li, 1 - 3 ,,,f X K I ky .. ,Q x Hrxezff. ., . . W? ,,..f - ,.,.. , , it A Carl Beachy ' ' y Mar ion Duane Beck B l Holdeman Ross Lynn Bender A' N ihi' ' Goshen College y 4621 3 i 4 Q as if af Kathy Bennett Prairie Street ?'?Q,2 , Wt -xi s .H Larry Bontrager Mt. Joy Lowell Bontrager East Goshen Charles Bontreger Clinton Frame John Byler Benton IO3 Merle Christner Plato Sandi Christophel Waterford Don Chupp Roselawn Mary Davidhizar Salem Ronald Goetz Yellow Creek Bob Graber Prairie Street Paul Hartman Benton Barbara Helmuth North Main Street Carol Helmuth Belmont Martin Honderich Clinton Brick Glen Hostetler Shore Shirley Kauffman Salem Sandy Lambright Shore Ian Leichty Olive Brian Martin Grace Brethren Terry Martin East Goshen Brenda Mierau Silver Street Carol Miller East Goshen Cheryl Miller East Goshen Gloria Miller Middlebury Gwen Miller Shore John Miller Waterford Larry G. Miller Clinton Brick Linda Miller North Goshen Now 1et's see . . . if E:MC2 I. ,Q Y- - X G ' f , f f N ' 'fr y , '-.U ' :sg Snr f if ,511 ef- v ya-23' FAN COACH CO., INC. Traveltrailer Specialists Wakarusa, Indiana Ralph Miller Clinton Frame Jane Murray Goshen College Gene Newcomer Waterford Dale Nunemaker Holdeman Ray Nussbaum Benton Vicky Nyikos Grace Bible Church Jan Riegsecker Mt. Joy Ronnie Roe Yellow Creek James Shrock Benton Lowell Stoltzfus Waterford Barbara Troyer Benton June Troyer East Goshen 'W Q , W 4 - . ,, 4' J 3 Q la 4 ,. v 7 1 4. QL Iv vw? ' v Peggy Troyer Maple Grove Verton Troyer East Goshen Brenda Tyson Yellow Creek Jan Weaver Yellow Creek John Weaver Olive Owen Weaver Yellow Creek David Weldy Goshen College Colleen Yoder East Goshen Edna Yoder Pleasant Grove Ernest Yoder Clinton Brick John W. Yoder North Goshen Karen Yoder Yellow Creek Richard Yoder Holdeman Rosalie Yoder Maple Grove Sharon Yoder Olive be And you mean Mr. Nafziger never even saw you? Kay Troyer, secretaryg Glen Yoder, vice-presidentg Craig Yoder, treasurerg Dan King, president. G 1 K. ,Eg 7' .' Q SOPHOMORES Sophomores finally- -but yet so soon! We are exultantly aware that our greenness has largely worn off. We get around more than we used to. lt is a common scene to see us pouring enthusiastically over the ODYSSEY or hazardously zigzagging down the road while Mr. Frie- sen's clammy hands clutch at the dashboard. We now are seen more frequently in places of responsibility. However, we are content to wait a year or so before we push out our elders entirely. Although you may hear the frequent groan of growing pains from the sophomores you will also hear our triumphant boom in June-- Two down --two to go! Mary Austin First Baptist Rosaleta Berkey Shore Vernon Bontrager Belmont John Bontrager Clinton Frame Evelyn Byler Benton Jean Davidhizar Olive Nancy Davidhizar North Goshen Norma Davidhizar Salem Craig Graber Clinton Frame Susan Gardner Goshen College James Gingerich Maple Grove Kenneth Gingerich Benton 107 Wayne Gingerich Mt. Joy Wanda Graber Locust Grove, Findly Dianne Gunderrnan Dunkard Brethren Sara Hershberger Waterford Elaine Hochstetler Middlebury Gay Hunsberger Tri- Lakes Chapel Donna Johnson Roselawn Mary Ann Kauffman Benton Bonnie Kaufman Middlebury Julie Kersting Simonton Lake Baptist Jo Kilmer North Main Street Dan King Goshen College Mary Ann Krabill North Goshen Mary Lehman Prairie Street Ephraim Martin Yellow Creek Frame Leroy Mast Waterford Betty Miller Prairie Street Cynthia Miller Maple Grove Daniel Miller East Goshen Larry Miller Goshen College Ruth Ann Miller North Main Street Sharon Myers Waterford Diana Nafzinger Goshen College Judy Ramer Yellow Creek Frame Star light, star bright. . . Carol Schrock Benton Larry Schrock Clinton Brick Sanford Schrock Maple Grove Verda Schrock North Main Street Rosetta Smeltzer Sunnyside Sherry Stahl 1 Brenneman Memorial Charles Steiner Olive Tim Stoltzfus Waterford Bob Stutzman North Main Street Janet Swartzendruber Goshen College Allen Troyer Belmont Carol Troyer Shore JoAnn Troyer r Shore Kay Troyer ' Wav Mt. Joy 1 A Dale Weaver Olive Fred Weldy WV 15. Yellow Creek 1 Xi' Q '1 f 1Q'- 1 Charlene Stine described the fashions that evening. . . . flattering sheath perfect for the fashion-minded career girl . . . blushing bride. . . our lovely, young ingenue. . . wearing the new 'at home pajama'. . . Rhonda Willems Goshen College Craig Yoder North Goshen Glen Yoder Waterford Gloria Yoder Olive Retha Yoder Maple Grove David Zehr Yellow Creek Donna Zehr Wawasee Chapel Gloria Miller, vice-presidentg Dolores Helmuth, secre- taryg Delvin Yoder, president: Tom Graber, treasurer. JUNIORS E V f fy, A, , ., .V ,f i , V 5. 65152, ag: ' f -. 3 ,mzwf 5 A . 4 .' Mfwwq ,- f G, A rrer r 'L' if-32 fx Q Sighing, we, the juniors, look back on the days when we were foolish and silly underclassmen. These impish, immature characteristics have been replaced by a very intelligent philosophy of life. For example, why waste all those week-end hours sleeping when you can make it up in U. S. History Monday morning? Be congenial, socialize with your friends during classes, and of course, persuade every teacher you are swamped with home- work from other classes! We are a very happy, contented bunch of kids. We love life for 1ife's sake. As we step into the higher ranks of this institution, may we be an example ro the under- classmen. Ken Anderson North Goshen Ruth Beachy Goshen College Gregory Beck Holdeman John Birkey Waterford i A John Bishop East Goshen 1' Bethany Bontrager 1 - North Main I' J 1 Frieda Bontrager 4 r Woodlawn 5 7,1 Agnes Brubacher Calvary S Charles Cross Pleasant View Roberta Davidhizar Holdeman Virginia Davidhizar North Goshen Delores Gingerich Wawasee Chapel III 1' lil 91 IQ .jhtex as r 5 . .. it I ff , img? f , .f 'QQ 5 if Richard Gingerich North Goshen Carl Graber North Main St. Torn Graber Prairie Street Curtis Grieser Leo Mennonite Sharon Hartman Yellow Creek Dolores Helmuth Belmont Stan Hoffman Roselawn Linda Hooley Shore Marsha Hooley Shore Phyllis Hoover Bethany, I. C. , Lois Johns Bonneyville David Johnson Roselawn Melvin Kauffman East Goshen Pat Kauffman Benton Gary Kennell Carlyle Kuhns Clinton Brick Mich Rosemary Kulp Yellow Creek Frame ' David Leinbach L My sv ls Waterford 'K ' A ' gy 0 ,gf Vera Metzler Qi. G ' fx Holdeman - 'y f ' ' B Barbara Miller ', QR, fWY'fg5,,V Woodlawn 7 . mi, - - Elsie Miller Howard-Miami Elwayne Miller 91 Mt . Joy Georgia Miller Middlebury Gloria Miller F orks Compliments of GOSHEN ELECTRIC INC Gordon Miller Shore Henry Miller Riverview Leon Miller Griner Vera Miller Townline Victor Miller Tri- Lakes Chapel Beverly Milne East Goshen Ruth Mishler Plato Dallas Myers Salem has Myra Nafzinger Goshen College Jim Penner I-lively Avenue Dean Ramer Salem Dennis Roth Goshen College Compliments of MARION YODER AND SUN t Real Estate and Insurance Rachel, this? 113 North Third Goshen There's something to be said for sleeping in class - bu Come on over. The game is great! Jean Shrock Townline Sharon Slabach Clinton Frame Jerry Slabaugh North Main St. Dorothy Stauffer Yellow Creek Dennis Stichter Locust Grove Rosemary Stoltzfus Waterford Beverly Stutzman Clinton Frame Sharon Summer North Goshen Ken Thomas Pleasant Grove Bob Troyer Maple Grove Gary Troyer Maple Grove Lena Troyer Plato Alice Trumbull First Menu. CFt. Waynej Rex Tyson Prairie Street Anna Van Veen Prairie Street Wilma Van Veen Prairie Street FIRST STATE BAN Middlebury. Indian 1 Ha, ff ,, , fig, if 12 ' fluff 57 L ,gi r r if Q fc- if Qc' 4-my rlmatwie, Y 4 strurns lightly each night his romantic guitar. Violet Wanjiku Kirenga fKenyay Verda Weaver Yellow Creek Rex Wenger Clinton Frame Delvin Yoder North Goshen Dennis Yoder Olive Judy Yoder North Main St. Martha Yoder Howard-Miami Rachel Yoder Clinton Brick Raymond Yoder Shore Ruth Yoder East Goshen Joan Zehr Yellow Creek JONATHAN G, YODER, M.D Middlebury, Indiana Seniors are the people who are so easily recognized in the crowded halls by their many out-standing qualities. Their dignified behavior, mature attitudes, and soaring ambitions are a constant surprise to the entire school. They are intellectual, serious-minded, and studious-- before tests. A mere test, however, never daunts their joyful spirits for long. Soon afterward they are again spreading cheer and good humor to all their worthy friends and honorable teachers. Making important decisions and planning for the future also find a place in the seniors' busy schedule. Through great efforts on their behalf, when May arrives, they are minor church historians and budding governmental experts. Despite their excited anticipation for graduation night, they will cherish long the memories of the fish fry, the class trip, the Jr. -Sr. banquet and numerous other high school experiences. LARRY F . AUSTIN Elkhart FiISt Baptist VERONICA BEACHY Goshen Goshen College RUTH ANN BENDER Elkhart Prairie Street LOIS BERTHA BIXLER Elkhart Roselawn BESSIE BONTRA Goshen Mount Joy GER DEVON JAY BONTRA GER LaGrange Emma ESTHER ELLEN Middlebury Griner ESTHER JOAN Shipshewana Riverview PHILIP EMERSO Milford Grand Marais BONTRAGER BONTRAGER N BONTRAGER CHARLES ROB ERT BRUNDA GE Mishawaka Osceola CLAIR LEON BYLER Goshen Benton JOE FRED CHRISTOP HEL Goshen Yellow Creek Sponsored by HAY OIL CO. INC. Corner of Cottage and Lincoln Goshen, Ind . Avenues .Qi 7 ggw Q PAULINE ELAINE CHUPP Elkhart Belmont RICHARD DEAN CHUPP Elkhart Belmont SARA JEAN CHUPP Millersburg Clinton Brick MARVIN WAYNE CROSS Millersburg Mount Joy KAREN KA Y DI ENER Elkhart Prairie Street THOMAS C. GARDNER Goshen Goshen College Yeh. . . my girl packs my lunch too VICKI LYNNE GARDNER Middlebury Clinton Brick CAROLYN LOUISE GINGERICH Milford Salem ELOISE KAY GINGERICH Goshen Mount Joy RUBY PAULINE GINGERICH Ligonier Wawasee Chapel CAROL JUDY HARTMAN Millersbury Union Grove ANITA ROSE HERSHBERGER Goshen Waterford NA OMI EILEEN HOOGENBOON Goshen Clinton Frame DELMAR DUANE HOOLEY Shipshewana Shore :sax ' .- All geniuses have their peculiarities. MARIE ANN HOOVER Goshen Yellow Creek GLORIA JOYCE HOSTETLER Goshen North Goshen VERDA ELAINE HOSTETLER Shipshewana Shore aug., W' JOY ALENE HUNSB ERG ER Goshen K ta Tri -Lakes Chapel RAY JOHNSON Granger Roselawn LINDA JOYCE KAUFFMAN Middlebury Locust Grove MARY KAREN KAUFFMAN Goshen Pleasant View MERLIN DEAN KA UFFMAN Shipshewana Forks RONALD WA YN E Shipshewana First Mennonite JO ANNE KRAUS Goshen Goshen College PAUL RICHARD KREIDER Goshen Goshen College THOMAS LEHMAN Elkhart Prairie Street 'Jig ., fi , p f -,rf 122 Eenie, meenie, minie, moe. i ,,.ff JOHN EDWARD LEICHTY Wa karusa Olive DONNA LENGACHER Grabill ' Cuba JANET DARLENE LENGACHER Grabill Cuba DARRELL LAMAR LIECHTY Spenc ervi 11e Leo STEVE LEE LIECHTY Spencerville Leo MARCIA E. MANN Elkhart Roselawn 'C' If? IDA B . MARTIN Nappanee Wisler FANNY MAE MAST Goshen Woodlawn ELDON RAY MILLER Middlebury Griner JOYCE YVONNE MILLER Middlebury Forks MARVIN JAY MILLER Middlebury Gri ner SHERRY DIANN MILLER LaGrange Shore SHIRLEY ANN MILLER LaGrange Plato BEVERLY JUNE MOORE Goshen Waterford Mama said there'd be days like this! LAVERN JAY MULLETT Mark Center, Ohio Milan Center DENNIS EUGENE MYERS Goshen Waterford SUE ANN NEUHOUSER Leo Leo Mennonite MARY JEAN NEWCOMER Wakarusa Salem VICTOR MANUEL OVANDO Chicago. Illinois 18th. Street Chapel STEPHEN JAY RIEGSECKER Middlebury First Mennonite SHIRLEY RITA SAWAT ZKY Goshen Silver Street MARVIN EUGENE SCHMUCKER Manistique, Michigan Cedar Grove L. DEAN SHETLER Middlebury Woodlawn MARIE IOANN SHROCK Topeka Townline DOROTHY EILEEN SLABACI-I Monette, Missouri Goshen College ROSEMARY ELAINE SLABAUGH Goshen North Goshen I J-C as '15 if? 'Q 'jf' r 4 531 55446 W! FF a 7 lik Q K . CARL RAY STA UFF ER Goshen Yellow Creek JOAN ARLENE STA UFFER Goshen Yellow Creek GARETI-I LEONARD STOLTZFUS Goshen East Goshen RALPH STUTZMAN Milford North Main Street REBECCA KAY TY SON Wakarusa Yellow Creek ANDREA VALTIERRA Chicago, Illinois Second Mennonite JOHN ROBERT VALTIERRA Chicago, Illinois Second Mennonite DANIEL VENTURA Chicago, Illinois Second Mennonite CARL LAMAR WEAVER Elkhart Olive LEONA BELLE WEAVER Goshen Yellow Creek BARBARA SUE WELTY Goshen North Goshen DARYL DENTON YODER Milford North Main Street G. ANTHONY YODER Elkhart Locust Grove PHYLLIS J' EAN YODER Middlebury Forks WANETA KAY YODER Goshen Pleasant View DIANNE FAYE ZEHR Goshen Yellow Creek Security is a cuddly teddy bear. ,Nt fi Sw se, s f 1 ' sfo .1fff' In V, QL! 1 S f ff in 'ing A P+ ' .gg - K ' Self-control is not talking to your best friend 2 is Self control is sitting beside such a construction and w not knocking it over. Security is not having a teacher tell you to get out a clean sheet of paper when you didn't read the chapter. Security is having a guy around to fix a broken purse. K. is ip J K S XX YN 2 3 C01TlP1imCHFS Of Security is being able to reach in- WOLFBERG'S DEPT. STORE to your locker without pulling book Wak3.l'L1S3, Illdialla out 011 your head, , 3 S . A 3 u F if Happiness in being able to blow out all of the candles. Happiness is getting to the ping-pong table before the boys. 41111 1 i ii , Happiness is not having to rip out every SCZITI. 4 mfg' Happiness is the end of the day. LEFT: FAR LEFT: F. Happiness is being able to collect absentee slips. Happiness is wearing tall boots all day without one person calling you a cowboy. L. RHEINHEIMER, M.D, Box 128 Milford, Indiana 'W' H, Q Y .XZ R E HA ,N 'M mx: E ' . -Q' 'ir L' fs 1- -' Karyn Godfrey QFreshmanJ Nazarene SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Kathi Godfrey Dennis Byler QFreshmanJ 1Sophomorej Nazarene North Goshen Frank Trevino Connie Bontrager QSophomoreJ Uuniorj Second Menn. Chicago Southwest Ebenezer DARREL KAUFFMAN QSeniorJ Locust Grove. Compliments of SPACE AGE CAMPERS Corner County Road 13 86 32 Ri? 3 Goshen, Indiana . :: i' 5 r 1 -AX::k'l' ' J M X,x.A Es, 3 f Lqiig- fnz G m if Ns 'N Q, vs A X 5, why Rfk N? 'NN if , A . . ., Q -x Q., K ' X l. x v .fm . nu ..x .. . ZX, N : ,Vw f' SV! L X. 3 :I EL f X' R lv fi! ty '-hiatt M fam Q W pw ff 1- Compliments of EVANGEL PRESS KLINE DEPARTMENT STORE Goshen , Ind i ana Nappanee , Ind i ana Printer Goshen's Leading Publishers Department Store For Young People. Latest Fashions Always Compl iments of The ELECTRIC SERVICE Electrical and Refrigeration Phone 862-2902 Shipshewana -- Topeka Ind. 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The carpet's unrolledg a warm welcome awaits your visit. You'Il adore our new Sportswear and Dresses and you will see why so many people have enjoyed our service and values these past twenty years. l.UCILLE'S APPAREL 406 So. Main Goshen, Indiana YODER POPCORN C0. Processors of Quality Popcorn Phone - Shipshewana 768-M77l Post Office - Topeka, Indiana Compliments of The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Goshen Schools That Demand Quality Athletic Equipment 8- Dependable Service Buy With Confidence From HOUSE OF HARTER 23l So. Main St. Goshen, Indiana You Can't Discount M8 Years' Experience MILLER BROS. BUILDERS, INC. RR. ik Goshen, Indiana Phone KE 3-3598 Builders of Custom Homes Compliments of CLINTON CENTER GRAIN Harvesting - Drying - Hauling Phone lOR63 Millersburg R. l, Box l5l, Goshen, Indiana Compliments of 60LDBERG'S Elkhart's Store for Men and Teen Men. BOOKS - BIBLES CHURCH and SCHOOL SUPPLIES CYour Bible headquarters for Northern Indianal PROVIDENT Boonsroms 'II9 E. Lincoln, GOSHEN, Phone: 533-1243 YODER'S MIMEOGRAPH SERVICE PHOTO COPY, ELECTRONIC STENCILS SACRED RECORDS, GREETING CARDS Carol WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS 224 So. Main St Goshen, Indiana Phone KE 3-76l3 M. Yoder Marie A. Yoder FIRST OLD STATE BANK Complete Banking Service At Two Convenient Locations 419 South Main St. M20 E. Jackson Blvd. Elkhart, Ind. Fresh Flowers From RACEVIEW FLORIST l305 Wilson Ave. Phone KE 3-2260 Goshen, Indiana Flowers by Wire--Anywhere F.T.D. Member When Its Flowers, Say It With Ours. America's Newest And Most Elegant Kitchen Cabinets I-XL FURNITURE CO., INC Phone KE 3-4l6l Goshen, Indiana It's I .JLowhnL. in the HHeartU of Downtown Elkhart where it's HFUN TO SHOPH All Year Long! You'll find FOUR FLOORS to Shop for Everything You Need for Yourself, Your Family and the Home! Compliments of THE LUNCH ROOM Home - Cooking Open 6 A.M. - 7 P.M. Closed Sundays 8 Holidays Air - Conditioned SHOUP BUSES INC. TEifaf J E C 'ff' ll .,, 'Qu' N V 5 I X MISHLER PACK. CO. INC. Fresh Meats 8 Cold 8 Smo. Meats LaGrange, Ind., R.R. 4 Phone Shipshewana, 768-409i Charter Service Clean Comfortable Coaches Phone 825-2475 GEORGE J. SNYDER'S MEN'S SHOP X Goshen, Indiana Snelling - Haul ing Fertilizer Route l Middlebury 825-5252 Visit Our New Campus Shop 5- A Becky Tyson Carolyn Gingerich Shirley Sawatzky Sara Jean Chupp l 40 Marcia Mann , ..,. ,, L, .Je ., ,ik V, N . ie. P Z1 1 ' Marvin Miller Carl Weaver Fanny Mast l l Ioan Stauffer Lester I. Culp . 1., , A A M ' l i r-, 5 e ' 'EH 2 yi ..'i 3 Eileen ' ' - H b Danny Ventura Phyllis Yoder Oogen oem Barb Welty SENIOR ACTIVITIES LARRY AUSTIN: Y.P.C.A. 4, President 45 Student Council 4. VERONICA BEACHY: Class Secretary 15 Y,P.C.A. 1, 3,4, Treasurer 4, Chapel Committee 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretray 45 Student Council 3, Secretary 3. RUTH ANN BENDER: Y.P.C.A, 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Ensembles 1, 2, 3,45 Madrigals 45 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 REFLECTOR 4. LOIS I LOIS BIXLER: Y,P,C,A. 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 REFLECTOR 45 WITMARSUM 45 Elkhart High School 1, 2. BESSIE BONTRAGER: Y.P.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Ensembles 15 German Club 2. DEVON BONTRAGER: Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Librarian 35 En- sembles 25 Spanish Club 35 Athletics 1, 2, 3,4. ESTHER ELLEN BONTRAGER: Y,P.C,A. 3,45 Chorus 3, 45 Clinton Christian Day 1, 2. ESTHER JOAN BONTRAGER: Y.P.C,A. 45 Chorus 45 Shipshewana High School 1, 2, 3. PHILIP BONTRAGER: Y.P.C.A, 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Ma- drigals 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Athletics 3, 45 Grand Marais High. BOB BRUNDAGE: Y.P.C.A. 45 Science Club 45 Audu- bon Club 45 Athletics 45 Mishawaka High School 1, 2, 3. CLAIR BYLER: Y.P. C.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Ensembles 25 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Audu- bon Club 2, 3, 45 Athletics 2. JOE CHRISTOPHEL: Y.P.C.A. 45 Chorus 3,45 Science Club 25 Audubon Club 1, 2, 45 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. PAULINE CHUPP: Y.P.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Ath- letics 1, 2, 3, 45 REFLECTOR 45 WITMARSUM 4. RICK CHUPP: Y,P.C.A. 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. SARA JEAN CHUPP: Chorus 45 WITMARSUM 45 Mil- lersburg High School 1, 2, 3. MARVIN CROSS: Y.P.C.A, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Athletics 1, 2,3,4. V KAREN DIENER: Class Secretary 45 Y.P.C.A. 3, 4, Christian Service Committee 45 Chorus 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 35 GAA 35 Hillcrest High 1, 2. TOM GARDNER: Class President 2, 3, 45 Y,P.C.A. 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 German Club 3,4, President 45 Ath- letics 1, 2, 3, 45 REFLECTOR 45 WITMARSUM 4. VICKI GARDNER: Class Treasurer 3, 45 Y,P,C,A, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Librarian 35 Madrigals 45 Home Ec. Club 2, 35 Audubon Club 25 German Club 3, 4, Secretary -Treasurer 35 Athletics 25 WITMARSUM 3, 4, Editor 45 Millersburg High School 1. CAROLYN GINGERICH: Y.P,C,A, 2, 3,45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Madrigals 45 Nurses Club 2, 35 Audubon Club 25Span- ish Club 3, 45 Athletics 25 Milford High School 1. ELOISE GINGERICH: Y.P.C.A. 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Athletics 1, 2. PAULINE GINGERICH: Class Treasurer 15 Y.P.C,A, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 GAA 3, 45 Ath- letics 1, 2. CAROL I-IARTMAN: Chorus 3, 45 Millersburg High School 1, 2. ANITA HERSHBERGER: Y.P.C.A. 3,45 Chorus 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4. EILEEN HOOGENBOOM: Y.P.C,A, 1, 2,3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 45 Home-Ec. Club 3,45 Nurses Club 45 Audubon Club 1, 2. DELMAR HOOLEY: Class Vice-President 2,45 Y.P,C,A 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 4, Vice-President 4. CARL M. HOSTETLER, M.D. 304 E. Lincoln Goshen, Ind . MARIE HOOVER: Y.P.C.A. 1,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Nurses Club 3, Athletics 2. JOYCE HOSTETLER: Y.P.C.A. 1, 2,3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Nurses Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, GAA 2, Athletics 2. VERDA HOSTETLER: Y.P.C.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. JOY I-IUNSBERGER: Y.P.C.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, Nurses Club 3, Audubon Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Athletics 2, GAA 2, 3,4, WITMAR- SUM 4. RAY JOHNSON: Athletics 4, Penn High School 1, 2, 3. LINDA KAUFFMAN: Y.P.C.A. 1,2, 3,4, chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Home Ee. Club 4, WITMARSUM 3. MARY KAUFFMAN, Y.P.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Ensembles 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Sec- retary 3, German Club 3, Athletics 1, 2, 3,4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. MERLIN KAUFFMAN: Y.P.C.A. 3,4, chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Audubon Club 1, 2, 3,4, RONALD KAUFMAN: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Audubon Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Seilretary 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Athletics 3, 4. JO ANNE KRAUS: Class Treasurer 2, Y.P.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapel Committee 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, Science Club 2, Audubon Club 1, Treasurer 1, German Club 2, 3, 4, Athletics 1, GAA 1. PAUL R, KREIDER: Class President 1, Y.P.C.A. 4, Ensembles 1, 4, Madrigals 4, Spanish Club 4, President 4, REELECTOR 4, Goshen High School 2, 3. THOMAS LEHMAN: Class Vice-President 1, Y.P.C.A. 4, Ensembles 1, REFLECTOR 4, Elkhart High School 2, 3. EDDIE LEICHTY: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, Audubon Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Athletics 2, 3, 4. DONNA LENGACHER: Y.P.C.A. 3,4, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Chorus 3,4, Nurses Club 3, Leo High School 1, 2. JAN LENGACHER: Y.P.C.A. 4, Chorus 4, Harlan High School 1, 2, 3. DARRELL LIECHTY: Y.P.C.A. 4, Audubon Club 4, Leo High School 1, 2, 3. STEVE LIECHTY: Y.P.C.A. 3,4, Chorus 4, Audubon Club 3, 4, Athletics 3, Leo High School 1, 2. MARCIA MANN: Y.P.C.A. 3,4, Chorus 3,4, Span- ish Club 3, 4, Athletics 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Elkhart High School 1, 2. IDA MARTIN: Chorus 4: German Club 4: New Paris High School 1, 2, 3. FANNY MAE MAST: Y.P.C.A. 3,4, Chorus 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, REFLECTOR 4, WITMARSUM 4, Clin- ton Christian Day 1, 2. ELDON MILLER: Y,P.C.A, 3,4, chorus 3, 4, Madri- gals 3, 4, Science Club 3, German Club 3, Athletics 3, Christian Day School 1, 2. JOYCE MILLER: Y.P.C.A. 4, Chorus 4, Nurses Club 4, Middlebury High School 1, 2, 3. MARVIN MILLER: Y.P.C.A. 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Audubon Club 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Ath- letics 3, 4, Student Council 4, WITMARSUM 4, Middle- bury High School 1, 2. SHERRY MILLER: Y.P.C.A. 4, Chorus 4, Spanish Club 4, Shipshewana-Scott High School 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY MILLER: Y.P. C.A, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Home Ec Club 2, 3,4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Lagrange High School 1. BEVERLY MOORE: Y.P.C.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, Audubon Club 1, German Club 2, 3, Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. LA VERN MULLET: Y.P.C.A. 4, Chorus 3, Audubon Club 3, 4, Fairview High School 1, 2. DENNIS MYERS: Y.P.C.A. 2,3,4, Christian Service Committee 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Audubon Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. GOSHEN IMPLEMENT CO. , INC. Good equipment makes a good farmer better SUE NEUHOUSER: Y.P.C.A, 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Home Ec. Club 3, 43 Nurses Club 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 WIT- MARSUM 43 Leo High School 1, 2.- MARY JEAN NEWCOMER: Y.P.C.A, 1, 2,3,43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Nurses Club 2, 33 Audubon Club 23 Spanish Club 2. VICTOR OVANDO: Y.P.C.A. 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 23 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,43 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN RIEGSECKER: Y.P,C.A, 3, 43 Chorus 43 Sci- ence Club 33 Audubon Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 Ath- letics 3, 43 Middlebury High School 1, 2. SHIRLEY SAWATZKY: Y.P.C.A, 43 Chorus 4, Li- brarian 43 Ensembles 43 Madrigals 43 German Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 GAA 4g Bedford Road Collegiate Institute 1, 2. MARVIN SCHMUCKER: Y.P,C,A, 4g Chorus 4g Pres- ident 43 Madrigals 43 Manistique High School 1, 2, 3. DEAN SHETLER: Class Business Manager 43 Y,P,C,A. 3, 4g Chorus 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Athletics 3, 4s Clinton Christian Day School 1, 2. JOANN SHROCK: Y.P.C.A, 23 Chorus 1, 2, 3,43 Home Ec. Club 3,42 German Club 23 Athletics 1, 43 GAA 4. DOROTHY SLABACH: Y.P.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Publicity 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Ec. Club 33 Science Club 23 Spanish Club 3, 43 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 43 REFLECTOR Editor 4. ROSEMARY SLABAUGH: Y,P.C,A, 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Nurses Club 23 Audubon Club 13 German Club 2, 33 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 REFLECTOR 4. CARL STAUFFER: Class Vice-President 3g Y,P,C,A. 3, 43 Science Club 13 Audubon Club 2, 3, 4, President 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Student Council 3. JOAN STAUFFER: Y,P.C,A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Eo. Club 3, 43 Nurses Club 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 GAA 2. 3 GARETH STOLTZFUS: Y.P.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4s Madrigals 3, 43 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. RALPH STUTZMAN: Y.P.C.A. 33 Athletics 43 Mil- ford High School 1, 2. BECKY TYSON: Y.P.C.A, 2, 3,42 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 43 Wakarusa High School 1. ANDREA VALTIERRA: Y.P.C.A. 43 Chorus 3, 43Nurses Club 33 Spanish Club 3,4. JOHN VALTIERRA: Chorus 1, 2,43 Science Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. DANIEL VENTURA: Y,P.C.A. 4, Publicity Commit- tee 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Ensembles 1, 23 Science Club 13 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4g Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. CARL WEAVER: Y.P.C.A. 43 Chorus 3, 43 Ensembles 43 Madrigals 4s German Club 3, 4, Vice-President 33 Athletics 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4, President 43 WIT- MARSUM 3, 4, Business Manager 43 Elida Local High School 1, 2. LEONA WEAVER: Y.P.C.A. 1,2,3,43 chorus 1,2,3, 43 Ensembles 1, 2, 3,43 Madrigals 4g Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Nurses Club 3g Spanish Club 33 Ath- letics 23 GAA 2. BARBARA WELTY3 Y.P.c,A, 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1, 2,3, 4: Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 43 Nurses Club 1, 4, Secretary 1, Treasurer 43 Audubon Club 2. DARYL YODER: Y,P.C,A. 3g Athletics 3,43 Milford High School 1, 2. ANTHONY YODER: Y.P.C.A. 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3,43 Audubon Club 43 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS YODER: Y.P,C,A. 1,2,3,43 Home EC. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Nurses Club 43 Audubon Club 2, 33 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. WANETA YODER: Y,P.C,A, 3,43 Chorus 3,41 Madri- gals 43 Nurses Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 33 German Club 33 GAA 3, 43 WITMARSUM 43 Jefferson High School 1, 2. DIANNE ZEHR: Y.P.C.A. 1, 2, 3,43 Chorus 1, 2, 3,43 Nurses Club 13 Spanish Club 3, 4. Compliments of MENNO' TRAVEL SERVICE 111 Marilyn Avenue Goshen, Indiana ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORY A CAPELLA President , , , Vice-President . Business Manager. . Librarian . . . AUDUBON CLUB President . , , Secretary , Treasurer , Sponsor, , , BOYS' CHORUS President . . . Vice-President , Business Manager Librarian , , , FRENCH CLUB President . . . Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Sponsor .... FRESHMAN CLASS President . . . Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Sponsors. . , GERMAN CLUB President . . . Vice-President . Sec.-Treas. . Sponsor . . G.A.A. President . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor ,,,, GIRLS' CHORUS President . , . Vice -President , Business Mangger Librarian . . . HOME EC. CLUB President . . . Vice-President . Sec.-Treas. . Sponsor . , , JUNIOR CLASS President . . . Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . Sponsors . NURSES CLUB President . . . Vice-President Sec.-Treas. . Sponsor , , Marvin Schmucker . . Dean Shetler . Philip Bontrager Shirley Sawatzky . Carl Stauffer . Ron Kaufman . Dennis Myers . . Lester Culp . . John Bishop . . Leon Miller . Curtis Grieser . . Bob Troyer . Gay Hunsberger . . . Donna Zehr Phyllis Augsburger . Carol Helmuth . . Lydia Shank . . . John Yoder . Lowell Stoltzfus , Peggy Troyer . Kathy Bennett . Ronald Friesen Freeman Lehman . . Tom Gardner . . Dale Weaver . Shirley Sawatzky . . Jacob Mierau Rosemary Stoltzfus . . Gloria Miller . Dorothy Slabach , Verda Kauffman Rosemary Stoltzfus , . Sherry Miller . Jan Lengacher . . Fanny Mast . Gloria Miller . Leona Weaver . Marsha Hooley . Miriam Martin . Delvin Yoder . . Gloria Miller . Dolores Helmuth . . Tom Graber . Rhoda Schrag Dan Bodiker Roberta Davidhizar Dolores Helm uth . Barbara Welty . Miriam Martin REFLECTOR STAFF Editors .... Assistant Editor . Sponsor .... SCIENCE CLUB President . . Sec.-Treas. . Sponsor . . . SENIOR CLASS President . . . Vice-President. . Secretary . . . Treasurer .... Business Manager. . Sponsors . . . SOPHOMORE CLASS President .... Vice-President. . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Sponsors. . . SPANISH CLUB President , . . Vice-President, , Secretary . . . Treasurer , , Sponsor ,,.,,. STUDENT COUNCIL Chairman .... Vice-Chairman . Secretary , , , Treasurer ., . , , Sponsor .,.... WITMARSUM STAFF Editor ..... Assistant Editor . Business Manager. . . Asst. Business Manager Y.P.C.A. President . . . Vice-President. . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Sponsors . CHAPEL COMMITTEE Chairman ...... Sponsor. . . . . . . CHRISTIAN SERV ICE COMMITTEE Dorothy Slabach JoAnn Kraus Phyllis Hoover . Rhoda Schrag . . Clair Byler Merlin Kauffman . Dean Hartman . Tom Gardner Delmar Hooley . Karen Diener . Vicki Gardner , Dean Shetler . Lester Culp Herbert Zook . Dan King . Glen Yoder . . Kay Troyer . Craig Yoder Dean Hartman Delmar Miller . . Paul Kreider Danny Ventura Veronica Beachy . Mary Austin . Vernon Yoder . Carl Weaver Delmar Hooley . Gloria Miller . JoAnn Kraus . Lester Culp . Vicki Gardner . . Ruth Yoder . Carl Weaver . Bob Troyer . Larry Austin . Delvin Yoder Mary Kauffman Veronica Beachy . Delmar Miller Rhoda Schrag Royal Bauer . Bob Troyer . Rhoda Schrag Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . Karen Diener Sponsor. . . . . . . PUBLICITY COMMITTEE . . Royal Bauer Chairman . . . . . . . . Mary Kauffman Sponsor . . , . Delmar Miller 13, 62, 77, 102, 116, 120 Albrecht, Jerry Anderson, Ken Anderson, Susan Augsburger, Phyllis Austin, Larry Austin, Mary Bair, Daniel Beachy, Carl Allen Beachy, Ruth Beachy, Veronica Beck, Duane Beck, Gregory Bender, Ross Bender, Ruth Ann Bennett, Kathleen Berkey, Rosalita Birkey, John Bishop, John Bixler, Lois Bontrager, Bessie Bontrager, Bethany Bontrager, Connie Bontrager, Devon Bontrager, Esther Bontrager, Esther J. Bontrager, Frieda Bontrager, Larry Bontrager, Lowell Bontrager, Philip Bontrager, Vernon Bontreger, Charles Bontreger, John D. Brubacher, Agnes Brundage, Bob Byler, Clair Byler, Dennis Byler, Evelyn Byler, John Christner, Merle Christophel, Joe Christophel, Sandra Chupp, Don Chupp, Pauline Chupp, Rick Chupp, Sara Jean Cross, Charles Cross, Marvin STUDENT INDEX A 44, 102, 103 19, 47, 93, 97, 111 45, 103 103 107 B 44, 103, 128 103 44, 46, 49, 79, 93, 99, 111 13, 44, 46, 49, 62, 63, 91, 100, 116 103 47, 111 43, 44, 103 44, 46, 48, 49, 79, 116 45, 103 30, 34, 37, 107 7, 47, 49, 79, 92, 93, 111, 128 47, 63, 66, 68, 69, 71, 72, 79, 111, 128 19, 25, 46, 49, 116 46, 49, 59, 117 46, 49, 87, 111 130 47, 49, 87, 117 46, 49, 117 46, 59, 117 46, 49, 111 12. 103 103 45, 47, 48, 49, 64, 117 107, 128 103 77, 107, 109 46, 111 88, 117 32, 47, 49, 117 130 12, 43, 107 37, 44, 103 C 37, 104 10, 26, 47, 117 45, 104 104 46, 49, 118 47, 75, 4118 21, 31, 34, 46, 49, 101, 118 47, 111 25, 75, 118 Davidhizar, Jean Davidhizar, Mary Davidhizar, Nancy Davidhizar, Norma Davidhizar, Roberta D 107 76, 104 45, 76, 79, 107 107 7, 8, 44, 49, 63, 111 Davidhizar, Virginia Diener, Daren Garber, Craig Gardner, Susan Gardner, Tom Gardner , Vicki Gingerich, Carolyn Gingerich, Deloris Gingerich, Eloise Gingerich, James Gingerich, Kenneth Gingerich Pauline Gingerich, Richard Gingerich, Wayne Goetz, Ronald Godfrey, Karyn 20 G , 44, 46, 49, , 25, 46, 63, , 107 , 43, 45, 63, , 19, 140,47, , 116, 118 , 46, 48, 49, , 46, 48, 49, , 111 , 49, 119 107 107 63, 93, 111 116, 118 107 49, 70, 71, 72 116, 119 89, 119 Godfrey, Kathi Graber, Carl Graber, Robert Graber, Tom Graber, Wanda Grieser, Curtis Gunderman, Diane Hartman, Carol Hartman, Paul Hartman, Sharon Helmuth, Barbara Helmuth, Carol Helmuth, Dolores Hershberger, Anita Hershberger, Sara Hochstetler, Elaine Hoffman, Stan Honderich, Martin Hoogenboom, Eileen Hooley, Delmar Hooley, Linda Hooley, Marsha Hoover, Marie Hoover, Phyllis Hostetler, Glen 46, 91, 118, 128 112 77, 108 104 130 130 47, 112 15, 37, 44, 104 12, 47, 49, 63, 69, 74, 111, 112 108 25, 47, 63, 72, 112 30, 108 H 31, 46, 119 104 46, 112 104 104 7, 8, 12, 46, 93, 111, 112, 114 13, 46, 49, 119 108 15, 30, 108 19, 44, 47, 48, 49, 65, 69, 87 112 104 31, 46, 119 7, 47, 79, 88, 102, 116, 119 7, 46, 112. 129 7, 46, 112 46, 120 7, 18, 43, 46, 112 24, 104 Hostetler, Joyce Hostetler, Verda Hunsberger, Gay I-lunsberger, Joy Johns, Lois Johnson, David Johnson, Donna Johnson, Ray Kauffman Kauffman, Darrell Kauffman Linda Kauffman, Mary Kauffman, Mary Ann Kauffman, Melvin Kauffman, Merlin Kauffman Pat Shirley Kaufman, Bonita Kaufman, Ronald Kennell, Gary Kersting, Juliana Kilmer, Jo King, Dan Krabill, Mary Ann Kraus, JoAnn Kreider, Paul Kuhns, Carlyle Kulp, Rosemary Lambright, Sandra Lehman, Mary Ann Lehman, Tom Leichty, Eddie Leichty, Janice Leinbach, David Lengacher, Donna Lengacher, Janet Liechty, Darrell Liechty, Steve Mann, Marcia Martin, Brian Martin, Ephraim Martin, Ida Martin, Terry Mast, Fannie Mast, LeRoy Metzler, Vera Mierau, Brenda Miller, Barbara Miller, Betty 40, 46, 49, 120 46, 81, 120, 128 45, 108 21, 31, 46, 49, 120 I 7, 46, 49, 112 7, 112 108 121 K 130 46, 47, 121 46, 44, 49, 62, 79, 45, 86, 108 7, 101, 112 47, 49, 77, 121 7, 46, 112 104 45, 108 47, 49, 75, 91, 121 47, 112 108 37, 108 63, 69, 70, 74, 99, 107, 108 34, 43, 45, 63, 108 18, 40, 44, 46, 48, 49, 79, 102, 121 3, 11, 14, 15, 48, 121 7, 47, 24, 112 46, 112 L 45, 104 7, 17, 96, 108 24,121 47, 118, 122 104 47, 112 43, 122 10, 46. 49, 122 122 47, 122 hd 43, 122 44, 104 79, 103 46, 123 24, 27, 104 19, 46, 49, 123 108, 109 17, 44, 46, 49, 92, 45, 104 46, 49, 112 108 Miller, Carol Miller Cheryl Miller Cynthia Miller Daniel Miller Eldon Miller Elsie Miller Elwayne Miller Georgia Miller Gloria D. Miller Gloria Miller Gordon Miller, Gwendolyn Miller John Miller, Joyce Miller Henry Miller, Larry G. Miller, Larry S. Miller, Leon Miller. Linda Miller, Marvin Miller Ralph Miller, Ruth Ann Miller, Sherry Miller Shirley Miller Verna Miller Victor Milne, Beverly Mishler, Ruth Moore, Beverly Mullet, LaVern Murray, Jane Myers, Dallas Myers, Dennis Myers, Sharon Nafziger, Diana Nafziger, Myra Neuhouser, Sue Newcomer, Gene Newcomer, Mary Jean Nunemaker, Dale Nussbaum, Ray Nyikos, Vicky Ovando, Victor Penner, James Ramer, Dean Rarner, Judy Riegsecker, Janice Riegsecker, Steve 104 104 34, 108 101, 108 45, 47, 49, 48, 123 46, 112 47, 66, 112 46, 87, 112 104, 129 9, 46, 48, 49, 79, 92, 93, 99 102, 111, 112 32, 47, 113 9, 24, 99, 104. 129 104 46, 47, 123, 128 31, 113 104 70, 72, 74, 79. 99, 102, 103 42, 44, 47, 49, 113 36, 99, 104 47, 49, '19, 102, 123 105 103 46, 49, 123 46, 33. 123 46, 113 112 7, 12, 44, 46, 49, 113 46, 113 43, 44, 48, 49, 46, 91. 123 124 105 47, 79, 102 47, 49, 72, 73, 77, 118, 124 35, 103 N 45, 103 44, 46, 49, 113 46, 91, 124 37, 105 43, 124 105 105 42, 105 o 47, 75, 77, 125 P 113 R 47, 113 108 105 47, 82, 125 Roe, Ronnie Roth, Dennis Sawatzky, Shirley Schmucker, Marvin Schrock, Carol Schrock, Larry Yoder, Sharon Schrock Sanford Schrock, Verda Shetler, Dean Shrock, James Shrock, Jean Shrock, Joann Slabach, Dorothy Slabach, Sharon Slabaugh, Jerry Slabaugh, Rosemary Smeltzer, Rosetta Stahl, Sherry Stauffer, Carl Stauffer, Dorothy Stauffer, Joan Steiner, Charles Stichter, Dennis Stoltzfus, Gareth Stoltzfus, Lowell Stoltzfus, Rosemary Stoltzfus, Tim Stutzman, Beverly Stutzman, Ralph Stutzman, Robert Swartzendruber, Janet Summer, Sharon Thomas, Ken Trevino, Frank Troyer, Allen Troyer, Barbara Troyer, Carol Troyer, Gary Troyer, JoAnn Troyer, June Troyer, Kay Troyer, Lena 105 44, 47, 49, 113 S 46, 48, 49, 76, 125, 129 25, 47, 48, 49, 99, 125 109, 128 69, 72, 74, 109 101, 109 109 47, 49, 91, 116 125 105 31, 35, 46, 114, 129 35, 46, 125, 129 18, 46, 63, 79, 125, 129 46, 114 47, 72, 101, 114 19, 37, 46, 49, 91, 125 39, 109 37, 109 9, 70, 75, 126 46, 114 46, 126 72, 109 7, 9, 47, 85, 114, 115 45, 47, 48, 49, 70, 77, 87, 126 44, 102, 105, 106 3, 8, 9, 16, 44, 46, 49, 61, 63, 85, 92, 114 77, 87, 109 12, 46, 87, 114 64, 126 109 45, 109 46, 63, 93, 114 T 47, 72, 74, 114 130 Valtierra, Andrea Valtierra, John VanVeen VanVeen Ventura, , Anna , Wilma Danny Wanj iku, Violet Weaver, Carl Weaver, Dale Weaver, Jan Weaver, John Weaver, Leona Weaver, Owen Weaver, Verda Weldy, David Weldy, Fred Welty, Barbara Wenger, Rex Willems, Rhonda Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Colleen Craig Daryl Delvin Dennis Edna Ernest Glen Gloria John Judy Karen Martha Phyllis Rachel Raymond Retha Richard Rosalie Ruth V 46, 126 47, 70, 71, 75, 122, 126 114 114 47, 49, 63, 67, 75, 88, 124, 126 W 16, 46, 115 9, 20, 25, 45, 47, 48, 49, '72 73, 88, 102, 127 74, 109 36, 102, 106 36, 106 44, 46, 48, 49, 127 42, 105, 106 34, 46, 49, 115 42, 44, 71, 106 Troyer, Peggy Troyer, Robert Troyer, Verton Trumbull, Alice Tyson, Brenda Tyson, Rebecca Tyson, Rex 109 105 109 30, 39, 114 79, 109 105 35, 79, 107, 109 46, 49, 114 106 20, 44, 47, 48, 49, 63, 97, 114 101, 106 39, 46, 114 27, 106 46, 126 92, 97, 114 Yoder Yoder Zehr, Z,ehr, Zehr, Zehr, Tony Waneta David Dianne Donna Joan 77, 101, 109 7, 34, 46, 126 47, 115 45, 102, 110 Y 86, 106 11, 69, 70, 74, 99, 107, 110 97 64, 127 12, 19, 20, 62, 63, 70, 71 72, 47, 87, 92, 111, 115 47, 115 106 15, 106 74, 79, 102, 107, 109, 110 38, 45, 110 106 46, 115 106 46, 115 26, 127 46, 79, 113, 115, 128 115 45, 110 106 42, 45, 106 20, 46, 49, 63,92, 93, 102, 115 106 47, 127 21, 46, 48, 49, 82, 127 Z 110 46, 127 45, 110 27, 46, 115 Bauer, Evelyn Bauer, Royal Bodiker, Dan Culp, Lester Friesen, Ronald Hartman, Dean Kauffman, Verda Lehman, Freeman Martin, Miriam Mierau, Jacob Miller, Delmar Miller, Devon Powell, David 10, 26, 54 3, 54, 64 34, 39, 54 '72, 91 51, 54, 91 34, 38, 54 10, 51, 54 55 10, 50, 55 34, 55, 94 51, 56 56 56 57, 95 ADMINISTRATION INDEX 60, 68, 69, '70, 64, 95 94 60, 8 7 Nafziger, J. Marvin Schrag, Rhoda Shank, Lydia Steiner, John Yoder, Vernon Zehr, Albert Zook, Herbert Birkey, Mary Birkey, Melvin Christophel, Lucille Metzler, Laura Miller, Rachel Miller, Sylvia Yoder, Ordo 95 59, 60, 95 100 A yearbook cannot be produced without countless hours of work and the co-operation of numerous people. I would like to give special thanks to the following people who gave of their time and talents Mr. Bauer and Mr. Culp - faculty advisors Ruth Yoder - assistant editor Carl Weaver - business manager Bob Troyer - assistant business manager JoAnne Kraus - writer and artist Joy Hunsberger, Waneta Yoder, and Sara Jean Chupp - typists Rachel Yoder - index Moore's Studios - professional photographer And the other student writers. Vicki Gardner The Editor fx' ,M 5 It's finished, and am I ever tired! -L :K f' r JF! 5 , Q gl INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City - Winnipeg Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Diplomas - Graduation Announcements USA -4 zswfiwelfffwlzy ,, 1 2- 'W ' -w r , 21 . 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