Clinton Christian School - Echo Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

 - Class of 1969

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resE nti nG THE EDITOR uvu t : ' i _jvt- ' ' ' 68 echO ASSOCIATE DoA J x I N M E M O R Y Bill, when you first entered our classroom door Se were almost strangers to each other, But as the days turned into weeks And weeks turned into months VJe learned to know you and appreciate you. You contributed much to our class You bound us together and gave us A renewed spirit when thinf;s went wrong. Your wit, your humor, your willinTiess to help Made us feel fortunate to have a guy Like you in our class. Little did we know that these happy days Would end but, oh so soon; That you wouldn ' t live to graduate with us; That God would choose to call you home And we ' d be left with only memories Of you to think about. You taught us so much when you died. You showed us The uncertainty of life, the beauties of heaven, The rewards of living for God - the worth The power of prayer, a closeness to God And a longing for heaven. And so, to you, who has lived in the past The figure of a Christian gentleman Who is gone, and yet not gone, not forgotten Still here, on this campus — moving i ' alking — talking — the memories of you. To you, we dedicate this 196? ECHO. - ' ■ ritten by Esther Miller in behalf of The Senior Class of ' 69 VJilliam Eugene Miller, bor;-. November h, 1950, died on July 2b, 1968, of injuries suffered in an auto accident five weeks prior to his death. Bill was a student here, and would have graduated this year. He had a host of friends and was an inspiration to all who knew him. He left a wonderful Christian testimony for us. PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE The 1968-69 school term coulH xvell be considered The Year The Lord Provided o He has provided in the past for the Clinton Christian School, but the advancements made possible for this term, were miracu- I0USI7 provided for It, The Clinton Community School was leased from the Fairfield School District by the Clinton Christian School Association; not only does this provide a wonderful campus for our six- grade elementary- department, but the lease price was so reasonable, it came almost as a giftt, The over crowded condition for elementary and high-school has been corrected o 2, Each teacher is responsible for only one grade level with the exception of one , This is a significant step in the direction of aca- demic improvemento 3o The shop program has been stepped up considerablyo The new rooms formerly occupied by Junior High were converted into shop facilitieSo Thanks to the PoToOo who purchased shop equipment consisting of tab].e saw, jointer, sander, and drill press and other small tools. The improved shop program has stimulated a nev; enthusiasm among the shop studentSo ho The modem kitchen at the Clinton Community School was used as a Home Ec class-roomo The students spent their first semester in learning improved cooking ideas „ The second semester will be spent with sewing projectSo Patrons are urging an expansion of this programs 5o The science department is stepped up i-rith a new science labo The lab is significantly complete and designed to accomodate very amply, and yet to cost only a fraction of most science labSo Chemistry and psychology are offered this year for the first time. 60 This year more teachers were available than were needed. Six- teen full, and part tine teachers are responsible for the staffing of GoCoSo The Lord has given us sixteen fine teacherso 7o ' ' fe have a student hand-book which is the result of the work of five teachers who spent two weeks of the summer workshop, under the federal curriculum -study program considering our own needs as well as the hand books of a number of other schools o 8„ GoCoSo is using a decending tuition scale for the first timeo The main feature is that larger families are not eliminated from the school because the wage earnings and student number do not corresponds God be praised for His blessings and provisions„ May C,CoS„ continue to be obedient, to His words „ J M y B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S he Boar- cf ir ' -ctors c- ' . -!-— . 2 Tv .? . -.er.bero. The are: Perry Yoder, Chairman; ertcri ( irperi- i, Vice-Chairmsn; hiarry Vierich, Secretary; Stanley Schrock, Treasurer; l-ielvir. iontrater. Alpha Mller; Elir er D. Killer. Th school board enjoys to - ' or ' -: i. ' ith the school in making many --pifhty decisions for +he benefit of thi school. An organ- ization cf this type needs responsible oersons in order to r.ake it a .■-■jc ' ess. len problens arise the board use the best knov:- ledf in order to proncte the school. Throuj h the years the Lord has blessed us botii financially and spiritually. 2 thank the Lord very mucn lor w ' ;-t no has don for us in t ' .e ;;ar:l fin! trust that ' ne -.. ' ill ■;cntiaiie to lerd u.s. Heri.iaa r;o-;trarcr Kichari; Bontra;-er Jerr .iontrafv.r A D M I N I S T R A T I O N ► - ' ' P.T.A. Verton Cinperich, 3oard representative Lloyd Sontrafer, Chairman i ernon D. Bontraper, Vice Chairman Ora ;tostetler, Secretary-Treasurer David rt. I-Aller, Faculty Representative COUNSELOR ' S MESSAGE FOliR DIMENSIONAL DEVl!L0Pr4ENT AA B r.Ka.-j ' i ' H KAi ' i ' H Relate Recall RatloniD-ize Recoryftruct S_R |ICE Crea .vity o ' s The -diagram above illustrates the four-dimensional development which confronts the three institutions which are charged with the responsibility of meeting the -JHOLE need of the child. The four dimensions are so interralated that each must develop proportionally, else the child develops abnormally. To a counselor in a Christian school, the spiritual dimension is basic and its development is imperative, else the others are in vain„ Fear not him that id.ll destroy the body, but rather him that will destroy the soul, ' Jhat shall it profit a man if he shall gain the whole world and lose his own soulo FACULTY bro. !!enr;i Princi[. ' al Counselor Bible T IHciif r Vernon Mtillet tcr.ior clats spouse Bible III, IV Shori I, li ;I.S. history alKcbra I, 11 cc-oruinator of literary societif David R, Miller Scho. ' iore clasE sponf Torcl;arian literary society t [.ions or Bible II chemistry jorld geop:raphy voice culture I alth speech cience healti ' Jj Singin.T Ambassadors A Cappella chorus Jo Ann Otto Jijnior class soonsor Herculean literary society sjionsor liorarian English I general rnath bookkeeping typing I FACULTY tjhirley ovrman Fri-. ' Hiin.in clfls;; nijonaor Chatuielle literary .society SDoriPor titu-Jent counc ! KiiOnsor En? lish i, II o;;.,ycholo;--y homr: r.- ' onoifiicK rcM ■ re 7 Mary Keely art 7,8 (photo not available) ' -hi rl(?y B r-enr : f rri-in ! ' .i ' -h+.h crrridf cla::f: snonsor m ' ln ' .c 1 r;irls ' nyiysical ci;c.nt,ior -fcO -.-aphy 8 Krii lLsh 8 Rible 6 Calvary Chorale Milton Dorntrager Spanish I, II Kichard Strite SRventh prade clar.s sponsor English 7 Bible 7 history 7 mathematics 7, 8 boys ' ohysical cdvication Maxine Schrock tyi)inf II J. D. Ger : iei -T- ' .ic 6 ELEMENTARY FACULTY Working with young hearts and minds is one of lifes greatest challenges. Vfrna Miller srade b Amy iioiitrar ei- t-r;ide i: Teaching ■ IS hard work I What shall I five him! s D- or an E? Believe me, I know I I ' d have paddled him for insubordination 1 Conservative Mennonite Teachers Institute, 1968 But if is also enjoyable and rewarding. Delores Herschberger Secretary Linda Schrock: — Secretary in Kiss Herschberger ' s absence Miss I ' prschberrer helps f-Vs. Schrock ret started. 4mf! . All the hviFj, dedicpted faculty. ,, SENIORS SENIORS SEEK...OPPORTUNITIES WILL COME. KNOCK...CHRIST OPENS THE GOLDEN DOOR. These four seniors led the class of ' 69, President Qraer Schrock Vice President Marion Miller Secretary Maxine Schrock Treasurer Elsie Miller Busy Mr. Mullet found tiwe to act as senior class sponsor. If s been a good year. SENIORS AT LAST OMER EUGENE SCHROCK Class Officer 12 If study were the only cause of death, I ' d live forever. . . .our capable executive. . .enjoys a hot argument. . .psychology class enthusiast. Our senior year--not an ending, but a beginn i n g. M lXINE JOYCE SCHROCK Class Officer 11, 12 Echo Staff 11 Mirror Staff 10 Clothes fit well on her ...shepherds the typing II class. . .senior class secre- tary., .always ready for any occasion. ELSIE FERN MILLER Class Officer 12 Guardian of the senior Millions . . .blue-eyed blonde,, .guitar strummer to Middlebury music... ready for fun on short notice. MARIOM MILLER Class Officer 12 Mirror Staff 11 Johnny ... creates his share of fun. . .gentle- manly... A joke a day keeps the psychiatrist away, Class of •69 the second graduating class of CCS Throughout all our school years. .from first grade babies to older, experienced seniors., we have been preparing to meet life ' s challenges. And here is our last year. EVA AHLE ffi BONTRAGER Mirror Staff 11, 12 Echo Staff 12 Claiinedl ...cute giggle for a cute gal... takes a special interest in Cana- dian affairs. . .dependable. Are we ready, as mature young men and women, to ' face the world ' ? If we seek GOD ' S will for our lives, we will be ready! RICHAHD LEE BOfJTRAGER Class Officer 11 Echo Staff 12 Student Council 12 Fathers the younger set ...able leader... old cars are his hobby. . .employs jokes to break the ice. LAi ' lAR EUGENE TROYER Mirror Staff Echo Staff 11, 12 Tall, slim felxow. . . The Herculeans will meet dur- ing activities period. ... our basketball star... sin- cere convictions. ...It is for us to pray not for tasks equal to our powers but for powers equal to our tasks, to go forward with a great desire forever beating at the door of our hearts as we travel towards our distant goal. ' HELEN KELLER JUDY DIANE WHITE Always on the go... lives for study halls... bubbling with ideas... easy to get acquainted with... inspir- ing sense of humor. FROM HERE.. WHERE? ESTHER ELLEN MILLER Class Officer 10 Mirror Staff 10, 11, 12 Superb seamstress... great asset to the senior trio... a rolling laugh... that Michigan guy, oh myl WILBUR LEE HOCHSTETLER Class Officer 10 Echo Staff 9, 10, 11 Finds the cause and effect of things. . .uses his smarts to heat the debate... entertaining conversation- alist. the bygone Only yesterday I was an innocent child. , I ' J President- ' ' ' H Hi Jerry °i- B- Bontrager ' — H Vice Dresident €■ ' M David ' :■, 1 rliller 1 ■ JUNIORS Secretary Ruby Gingerich Treasurer Gloria Jane Trover sponsor Mibs Otto BEULAii ?Iever gets loud about it... a friend to the end... true and unaffected. juniors. - one sfep away from Big Shot Year ' laasant. . .dark, wavj. ' hair . . . our caoable r resident. mRTETJ ' A HOCHSTK! ' T-,i:.R Affable. . .very orderly ...distinctive little giggle. LESTER SHETLER. Best buddy to a bas- ketball . . . guitarist . . . leadership abilities. ESTMER SHETLhR Just plaiti nice.,, true pal... honest blue eyes. Girmy. . .reives life that extra Sfiark... witty. Quiet (?)...ti:iiely hu- mor„.. My gun and I go in the woc:ds together. MUX LOU YODEit Ability to get involved in ar-nnenxs. ..honest. . . fun time Hny time. GLORIA J. THOYKit Neat is the word,, her very own ,?;i,3Kle Soc iable. GALEi-i BONTrtA r t Mischief behind those eyebrows , . . t-ienerally quiet. . .courteous. Crtri O;. Y: ' l HEri!J lJErtGK:( Calm and pleavSant... shorty. .. somehow looks like someone else. aU3Y niMGErtlCH Interesting to try to figure out. . .secretary ' ...runs a tight schedule, 18 DOB GLICK Green-eyed blonde ...takes it easy... that grin J DAVir IJTLLEP. Camera man... deter- mination does it... great sense of humoro mn KlAKTIH Original. . .Brain cogwheels always turning, . . pretty. RON DIEiMEH Philosopher. . .t ' ;reat asset to the base section ... What ' s the rush? GLfcNDA fjOMTRAOEH Pep pill o.. A good laugh solves many pro!)lems... quick thinker. Ready chuckle. „ „Oncc a friend, so shall it al- ways bf .. .sincere. njRKAiJ BO i:- AlFrv onends lej.Ei.re ime leisurely,. .tuneful tenor... wise grin. ELSIE KILLER Likeable sort... Bash- ful? Not really... Keeps time moving,. GLORIA A. TROYEii Keeps her laugher wanned up... great friend ...tall and neat. i ;an bo:jthager Never in any special , hurry, . .drives a sparky Chevy. . .Interesting, JOANNA H13CH: But this is so ab- stract J ,. .has the knack of getting A ' 5. . .dimples. 19 SOPHOMORES President Wilbur Bontrager Vice president Marvin Weirich Secretary Susan Miller Treasurer Gloria Miller Sponsor Mr. niller mature after proving ourselves as freshmen ... DENI3 MILLER A place for every hair, and every hair in its place... artistic. STbVE KILLar. Unhurried. . . Prefers plenty of leg room. KATHLEliH lODhR Sweet disposition... once a friend, always a friend. iAHVIN WalRICH Hard work with A ' s to prove it . . .gentleman. CAROL 3WARTZE frRa3ER Contagious giggle . . . She is not either quiet. MARY YODER Friendly lass from Constantine. . .in- telligent. WALTER BONTRAGER Life is for living, loving, and leisure. ' . . .indescribable. RUTH BONTRAGER Superb soprano . ..can talk, and talk. 20 RICHARD 30I ITRAGER Tall and lanky.. . basketball hot-shot. MIRIAK] M3T Tall and graceful... enjoys her harmonica. WILBUR BOrn ' RAGER Tall, but so was Zacchaeus . . .soph- omore chief. GLORIA MILLER Outgoing personality ...neat ' n ' sweet. RAYKOND BONTRAuER Very pleasant... sincere worker. EL.vIM MRTIN Never caught with a neutral opinion. . .wise- cracker. SJ3AM ,ILLER Trilling soprano ...Ef fee lent class secretary. NORM KILLER Very neat. . .hard work pays off well. IVAN BORNTRAGER Full of the nix.. .Give it to Ivanj he can do it. GLENDCN BuNTRAGER Best described as interesting . . . enjoys life. KIRIAK MILLER Makes friends easily. . . musically minded. JAMES MILLER Athletic. . . spends his time wisely. DAVID BOrrRAGER Call him Dave ... At ease with girls . WILMA GINGERICH Ingenious artist . ..Ready for fun at short notice. Pie-mpkinp is serious biisiness. ' fj It ' s been a breeze for Ginny. time out It ' s my thumb; Omer stenped on it. If those pins don ' t c ' et knocked down, I ' ll slyly shake the game. School ' s just bepun, and I ' rn sweating: already. We ' re not really studying— it just looks like it... Sometimes I could cryl I hope I don ' t get lost again todayl FRESHMEN )0 Frerhman sponsor Clar? Offic rp Frn st Schrock - Prfpident LaVon Schrock - Vice-President Ruth Ellen Bontrarrr - Sf cr tarv Lcanna Eontraf r - Tr =apurer Firma Lu Beachy Lav rn Ray Beachy Juanita Bontra or Julia Eontraper Teanna Eontrappr Phyllis Bontraper Ruth Ellen Bontraper Dorothy Ginperich Judy Mae i4ochEtetler Ruth Elaine Hochpt-tler Mary Lee Holmes Linda Lantz Vane da Mapt David Lee Miller ' manuel Miller Floyd Daniel Miller Julia Darlene liller Marion Jay Miller Dale Devon Tchrock Trnert L e Schrock Kermie Gordon Schrock Lai??rn Ray Schrock La ' on Jay Schrock Elli- Dale Rhetler Keith Thomas Marvin Devon Troyer Sarah Troyer RoFanna Ruth loder 24 CLASS ROLL En-jna Lu 3 achy - Future Florence Nightingale; travel? in the FP.riP circle r- Judy. LzYprr. E ' P.ch - A li+- le bit rood, a little bit bad, a little bit ha; ' P7, a little bit pad; excels in r.ports. Juanita Bontrag r - John : Slumber uarty fan; any tiny spark of fun sets her on fire . Julia Fontra er - At home on frozen H O; socket size edition. L-anna Bontrag r - ;uiet until the ice break?; natural artistic ability. Phyllis Eontrafcr - If lau.- bing were a criin.e, shi ' d be locked up for life; thinks once, s ' leaks tid-ce. Ruth Fllen Pontragcr - Outstanding in snorts; go-ahead ability. Judy Hochstetl r - ' Jeedr no bird seed to wake her sinp-; studies hard, ' -xcellent results. Ruth Elai . ' P.ochs -ptlcr - iiadv of f« v vrords; dark way, ' hair; skilled artist. Marj ' Lee Holmes - Returns to us after a year of school in Montar a: blon. ' ie: gLg ' l = s are coranon. Dorothy Gingerich - Dot ; hundred words a minute; si cpre Christian lady. Lirda Lantz - Can ' t find her? Look arr.org a --roup of boys: pr tz l hound, aneda art - Arkansas ound; i- ' h.- ' -e ' p Ruth Elaine ' : ' Lavid L r Miller - IIo and Emanuel are ' .-irds of a feather: strong convictions. Emanuel Ililler - Futur ' Farmer; if he isn ' t studying, he ' s got his nose buried in a book. Floyd lill r - !lor often seen than heard: r.ev r over ex -rts himself studying, Julia Miller - M et hT any time of the day, she ' s ali;ays smiling the s ' lme s-r ' -pt wsy; nf at lass. Marion ■•lillsr - ' ' h.- n oui ' :t, call the Doc I ' .-fhen you see Marion studyiiig v ' -ry hard, you kac ' -« ' s bo -n up to som.ething. Dais ..chrock - I ' hen it comes to a choice bet ' .T ' ' ;n T-ork C--.6 fun, I ' ll take the fun looks innocent enough. Frnest Cchrock - An a l- l dr-.y- sho-ty; keens rse, cor.Tron sens°, al- ' sy: ro in for nonsense. Krrm.ie Schrock - Takes a long shot — t- ' o points for his t ' =3m; ]_rn ontleman. LaVern f ' c -rock - L ' is faitbfulRrr ' =; to -Lr literarjr rociet is grjat- r than hip stature; strong tenor voice. LaVon ' chrock - J -3rf lowing xrLt wit ' y r- marks; lik = alo-ebra class ' . ' b ' en no teacb-?r is pr ' rsnt. LLiis Dal- - ' etlnr - If you haven ' t h ard the latest news ask i-.ll.ir, he kno-. ' -; r dh ' -ad . Keith Them:.- -Mischief fOi.icvis hijn; the baskef-al . is nafe when entrust ' d to his car. . Marvin Troyr - Can ' t find our nurse? Ask Marvin. A fellow interested in sports, hut likes fo ' ling around best of all. far. ' .: ' : Tr-..- ' er - Dlond ' ' - y b.alr: full of fur. -and mischief; pleasant. Rosanna l oder - Quiet on V e surface, but way dOi.. deep ' .? excel- lent hostess. Jr. High Clays Sponsor -Miss Br nnen; GRADE EIGHT. Cl-iGs Officers Marvin 3orn ra ;er President 14arcus Ghupp Vice-President Sheryl Miller Secretary Kathryn Yoder Treasurer Wilbur E achy Carol An- Bontrap r Ruby Eontrafer Ruth Flaine Bontrac cr Marvin Dale Bontraper Marcu? Chupp Ruth Edith ' Gulp Arlene Rosa Click Flsie Fern Hochstetl r Rhoda Kauffman . tsve Lant7j Carolyn Martin Dean Miller Larry Eugene Miller Lois Estiier Miller Patty Miller ♦4 ' Sheryl Miller Treva Marie Miller Ronald Lynn Riegsecker Kennie Schrock ▼ ▼ Lester Schrock Euge le Schwietert Barbara Sue Phetler Ricky Shetler Jan Yankey Kathryn Yoder William Harvey Yoder CLASS ROLL ' ' ilbur Bf-achy - Has a Sarr voice; thinks rirls are a n-aisanc . Carol ' icntrayrr - Valuable thinps son-jtinp. ' cone in snail packaf-fs. Ruby Bontrafer - Quiet, - ' -.fp thinkT; firm convictions. Ruth Bontrager - Fociable: bar a lot of fim hidd(«n under her °x- =rior. ai ' -. ' in Dorntraj T - I cai . do itl , our Pr ' pidpnt. Marcus Chupp - Likes to kill flies; a 7 jod sport. Ruth CuId - A mathematical brain; loyal friend. Arlene Rosie Click - Has an artistic ability; n-at-n-out for a go id time. ■ Isie Hochstetl?r - A ' s docorat ' ; her -lap rs; cl ar soprano voice, Rhoiia Kauffman - Has a uni ' u ' laugh of her o-.m. Steve Lants - Excels in sports; courteous. CarolTO I ' lartin - Likftable studert; al-ays has something to do. Dran Millf.r - En,ioys science cl ss: his heart lies in farming. Larry Miller - Play tod? -, stud tororrow, TTiisc ' i ' f li s behind tho ' c ' yes. Lois Killer - Has r-ady helping hands; likes to play basketball. Patty Miller - ;!ever a dull moment: continuously on the -0. Sheryl Killer - Has a r ady smilf. for everyorc; an A student in all subjects. Treva Miller - Neat as a pin; sincere friend; dips do-.m to those low notes. Ronnie Hei sccker - ITiat did you -ay? IJ ver in a hurry. K nnie ' chrock - Full of life; nev r over exerts himsolf studying. Lester chrock - Does his studies ' hen he feels like it; usually not s= ' rious. i ugene fchvietert - Enjoys arguments; Let ' s have a free p=riodl ' ' Barbara Shetler - Thinks before she talk=; has her ovjn ideas, Rickey b tler - K--eps the classroom lively; has a great imagination. Jan Yankey - Lik s horses; first ysar at C.C? . Kathryn Yoder - Cheerful and snarkling p ' rsonality; talented IradT. b ' illiam Harvy Yoder - Ouiet; s°-r ' more ' - ften than heard. Class SpOi.sor -Mr. Strite GRADE SEVEN ?;-«: 5 ' . -•; ,- Class Officers Vsyron Bontrager President Elowayne Mast Vice-President Ellen Gingerich Secretary-Treasurer Daniel Bontraf?er Frnie Bontra. er Myron Bontrager John Broupe Mar y Fileen Diener Caroljrn Jane Eash Ellen Gingerich Gerald Herpchberj er .a 1 Elowayne Mast Elwoori Miller Herbert Miller John Edward Miller Karen Miller Mi-riam Grace Miller Naotni Miller Randall Ries secker R i iisnsi Donnabelle Schrock Marilyn Faye Stutzinan Mervin Dale Troyer Virf inia Thoiaas a l l lS aT Edna Fern Yoder Sara Kathryn Yoder mmMmmmum« «- ' mm mimm mmmmf fi CLASS ROLL Jrnir ' . ' ontra. fr - : la;, ' toriav, rtijd tonoTow: joid. i ' -inrort Bontra;!fr - Claps prr ' ident; likps to havr fun: r.cbool it. boring ' . John lirouse - Tall; oon-r froP ' lic ' Ti an; curl hair. Nary Cicn-r - ..• ti?tic a ' ' iliti ' --r : Ijvfr LitMc f ' hii:ir n: fri nrlly. Carolyn ' a h - Friendlitif- is jurt a nart of h;r; a l t of f jn; l-ft-handod artipt. llsn GinrTich - Fi rrt yar at C.C. ' ' .; = ' =cr- ' tar; ' -trf-iF-ur -r: j iggle-Vox. Gerald ii ' :rrcn ' ;!;rf -r - ' ' Gary ; that innonrn.t lo ' kl ' ' Lft ' s havr a free period. ' ' : lci-rayne liar t - Arkaji-ap bonrd: vLc-- -r ' « =ident of trie cla, f; int i ' Ttinr chao. Elwood lillpr - Chum:- ' .. ' ith Randall; f1ichi; ' a:i(: r: mifcbievouPt, Herb ' -rt Millr r - Seldop ' found pi -chlTE ; in ' , ' rtdictahle; Jobin L ' . ' er lovr. John d ard Millsr - Contribut-c Tiuch to clarr cbircurrionf;; pood grade, a ' r ' n ' t hir -iro ' -lem. Kar ' -n XiU ' r - Lady-ltkc; oonridcrat of otb- r-.. Kiriam HIIIt ' - Al ' -ayr on tb f-o- bike- oh; . ' - d.; neat. ijaomi ' lillrr - A ' e aren ' t her rirobl rir; r. tc r 3f-ller: alT- ' ay; willinp: ■ o b ' - ' - ' id a belling ' band. Rannall Rief ' E ' :ckrr - ■ ' ui t or thr - •■ Tior; unicuc chuckle. Lor.nab ' -llt Gchrock - uick on the L ' ri- ' ' -r; ' ■ ' ■ard if r t Tfn; kinectic enerpy itrrlf. Karil;Ti Stutz ' -aan - uiet ' ut ' -iendly: at bom on the ' .laskpthall floor; nice-n-neat. Virrii ia Tboman - leat as a pin: food barkrtball playor; studious, Ib:rvin Troyer - Talented in rports; likf-r riiotorcycl ' - ' r, rnirii bikePj etc.; Merv Fern Yoder - The r-crean- ' t ' ' e; lik ' ' -. nic ?! Friondly. Sara Yourr - uir-t until you p ' t to kncr ber: •■ ll- ' ' fhavcd i-ben rl eping; fir t ; :ar at .C.b. %i X i 1 T« J% J Elementary Linda Louise Beachy Derald Bontrager Cynthia Brouse Wayne Jay Burkholder Anita Joy Hochstetler Irene Hochstetler Cindy Lou Lantz Betty Jane Miller Ervin Miller Samuel Lee Miller Becky Swartzentruber Richard Troyer GRADE 6 Barrel Weirich MR. GERBER i i i i i i i GRADE 5 Karilyn Beachy Wilmer Lynn 3eachy Charles 3ontran;er Julia Faye 3ontrager j - - . . Lois Bontrs er Naomi Bontrarer Edwin Ilochstetler Valerie I.vnn ' ' ' artin Amino n Ray ' ' iller Cindy Killer Darlene Killer Grace Ann Miller Laben Niller Marilyn Killer Ruth Elaine Miller Samuel Miller Sarah Mae : filler John Allen Schrock Joyce Schrock Barbara Jean Stutzman Grade 5 continued fihoda Swartzentruber Darlene Troyer Delores Ann Yoder Henry Jr. Yoder MISS MILLER GRADE 4 Leon Jay Beachy David Allen Bontrager Donald Lee Bontrager Linford Bontrager Grade 4 continued Mable Bontrager Norman 3ornt.rag;er Dean Burkholder Mark Hochstetler Glenn Lee Kauffman Johnny Lantz Daniel Killer Keith Miller Myron Mullet Robert Riej ' secker Sheryl Riep;secker Karl Grant Schrock Rhoda Schrock Leon Ray Shetler Norma Jean Troyer MISS BRUNK GRADE 3 bsent when pictures were taken MISS BRUNK Lee Bontrager Marie Bontrager Michael Keely Elmer Miller Jr, Glen Miller Lillian i ' ?iller Ruth Miller Stanley Miller Rodney Riegsecker Jane Schrock June Schrock James Troyer GRADE 2 1 - - H h9H Anita Joan Beachy Wilda Elaine Beachy Alta Fern Eash Forrest Frj ' e Kartha Click Edna Fern Hochstetler Nathan Hochstetler Gerald Kauffman Gref ory Lee Kartin Diane Hast Diane Kay Miller Donita Fay Killer Emiline Miller Myron Miller Marsha Mullet Marlin Schrock Randy Schwietart Nedra Shetler David Troyer Robert Troyer Grade 2 continued ' ■n ilbur Yoder MISS BONTRAGER GRADE 1 Joyce 3eachy Arloa Bontrager Grace Bontrager Marvin Bontraf er 4 ! «If «If «l« 1« 1« «i« •T T ! T T T T n Rebecca Bontrager Regina Bontrager Anetta Borntrafer Grace Hochstetler Mary Lou Hochstetler Loren Keely Elmer Mast Jr. Marcille Mast A 1 i« « «l «l« ! I ' T • ' aMMlSO§OS]§@S]§M]§0§0§iMS]§J]§]§iMl§OS®S Grade 1 continued a. ' Alpha Killer Alta Bernice Killer Lavon Miller Mark Miller Mary Odena Miller Elsie Schrock Larry Stutzman MRS YODER ACTIVITIES CHAPEL f a I VJancda and Elowa jTie Mast ■ J CHAPE L :WA ' .- Herman Bontrager Joe Esch Jonas Miller H j i J ' Ui J voj, r o j LADIES CHORUS Directed by: Miss Brenneman .? J ' : ? ? o • CALVARY CHORALE Directed by: Miss Brenneman SINGING AMBASSADORS Directed by: Mr. Miller Miriam Mast Gloria Miller Dennis Miller ENSEMBLE S Miriam Miller Susan Miller Ruth Bontrager Ruby Gingerich Glenda Bontrager Carolyn Herahberger Elsie Miller Marilyn Hershberger Marietta Hechstetler Lest«r She tier Narman B«ntrag«r David Miller R«n Diener s e n ■ I o r f r Esther Miller ElFie Miller Eva Bontrager £vf -S IS i p H Q u A P J R Sm M T Ifl Si E «H a E T Wilbur Bontrager Marvin V eirich if alter Bontrager Dave Bontrager LaVon Schrock LaVern Eeachy Floyd Miller LaVern : ' :chrock Emma Lu Beachy Judy Hochstetler ijarah Troyer freshmen Juanita Bontrager Julia Bontrager Ruth Ellen Bontrager sex ef SENIOR CLASS TRIP TO ? WASHINGTON D.C 1 o w a s h i n g t o n D. C. G r a V e o f h n F. K e n n e d y T h e L i n c o 1 n At the White HousSo Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers, CLASS TRI P 8th Grade visits Chicago juSi camera; shy SENIOR COMMENCEMENT Naomi Borntrager - Valedictorian Neredith Bontrager - Salutarorian 8TH G R ADE COMMENCEMENT nree is a crowd 1 Coming down the backsLiGtci Would you believe - V is for victory Conference on Typewriter Mechanism. Don ' t apolxgize-Kermanizel One Blowin ' up a storm. Ft-iiT e ■ilave - oming Up. The good jamaritan. MIRROR STAFF REFORTtRS t£va iiontrager JoAnna Hochstetler Kathleen loder Judy Hochstetler Lois ' iller Karen Miller Sponsor - Kiss Brenneman Editor - Esther Mller Ass ' t -tditor - Ruby Gingerich ARTISTS Wilma Gingerich Denis Ann Miller WHO ' S WHO TOO ' H RY NEAT STUDEOTS RTCH IHD BOITTRAOFJl WO VERY COURTEOUS STUDEMTS GLORIA KILLER MRION MILLER TWO VERY GOOD PERSONALITIES KATHLEEN YODER JERRY 30NTRAGER T ' JO VERY GOOD ALL-A_ROUND STUDENTS OTLMA GINGERICH WILBUR HOCHSTETLER AT CCS. f jc ' ma rosICAL fTUDE:ns ESTHER MLLER NORMAN 30IJTRAGER . ' 10 VFRY GOOD ATHLETES ET.STE l TLLER LESTFJl SHETLER Ti.TO STUDENTS LIKELY TO SUCCEED MAXTNE. SCHROCK OMER SCHROCK T;IO VERY STUDIOUS STUDENTS RUBY GINGERICH MARVIN V EIRICH E C H O S T A F F Asst. Editor: David Millar- Circulation Manager: Marion Miller Fditor: T,aMar Troyer Advertisinr Manaper: Richard Bontraper Editor of Grades 10-12 Ruby Ginperich T ditor cf Gradep 7-9 va Bontraf er Editor of Grades 1-6 Virginia Schrock Activities Fditor: Mar ' Lou Yodpr Sports Editor: Ron Diener TIS Bake Sale Women at work Well? Fianal Sale Now For The Chicken This Smoke; SEEK... OPPORTUNITIES WILL COME KNOCK... CHRIST OPENS THE GOLDEN DOOR Junior-Senior Banquet 19 6H I cap: 7 gals YOU?? LOOK 5! expression phooey help wanted HERCULEANS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Ron Diener - President LaMar Troyer - Vice President Joanna Hochstetler - Secretary Glenda Bcjntrager - Treasurer Sponsor - Miss Otto I II FIRST SEI4ESTER OFFICERS LaMar Troyer - President Maxine Schrock - Vice President Glenda Bontrager - Secretary Eva Bontrager - Treasurer Sponsor - Miss Otto CHANDELLES 5 pons or -Miss Bov yian FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Marion Miller- President Mary Lou Yoder-Vicr- President Ruby Gingeri ch-Eecretary Virginia Schrock-Treaburer VALEHTIlfl SI SEETlS 1 toallyou J l ce, wonderful eople v( ' ' yo. too: y Herculeansft 4 SECOND SEi«IESTER OFFICERS Wilbur Hochstetler-President Omer Schrock-Vice President Wilma Gingerich-Secretary Gloria Miller-Treasurer 63 TORCHARIANS L n a p i a I r rarlrjmenlan n S ports Uireclor Art.sU FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Richard Bontrager-ffesident Kaynard Killer- Vice president Elsie Miller-Secretary Esther Miller-Treasurer Lester Shetler-Presiaent Wilbur ontrager-Vice President Leanna Bontrager-Secretary Ruth Ellen Bontrager-Treasurer 64 SPORTS SPORTS COMMITTEE Left to Rif ht: lion Diener, Assistant Lports Director, Elsie Miller, Glenda Bontrager, Assistant Sports Director, Richard 3ontrager, Clarion Miller, Susan Miller, Shirley Brenneraan, Ladies Snorts Director, Richard Strite, Men ' s Sports Director. a Spectators Wilbur Hochstetler and I ' 4arion Miller enjaying the game reorn. Sweating it eut in Phys Ed, 66 SOFTBALL Home run king. A sure three baj ger. M I S C Ballet dancers I Elementary Fhyso Ed, m. I oper orientation. Girl ' s Fhys. Ed.« . Discussing the game? The linebacker crashes over tackle. Vootbo Trying to read the coming play. Freshman backfield. Planning the strategy. I ass to the end. Cross Country Steve Lantz, shows great form, coming in at second place. Compliments of Millersburg Variety Store Waiting-waiting .   V o L L E Y B A L L Ya can ' t win em alio One spike— comin ' upi A slice serve. LaMar rams sne homeo I don ' t like this underhanded business i i ' -ifl -?i i Lavern Beachy: forward Basketball lap Lester : hetler: center varsify VISITORS 4 ' 3 r Ma nard Miller: forward David Miller: guard (Keeling left to right r) LaVerne Beachy, Maynard Miller, Jerry Bontrager, Lester Shetle r, David Miller. (Back rowr) Milton Borntrager, Wilbur Bontrager, Ivan Bon- trager LaMar Troyer, Galen Bontrager Jerry Bontraf err ruard i . ■ ' atf ' MviM Lester shetler bl cks a shot against the alumni « Dave Miller shoots a free thrc Lester Shetler gees high for the tipo Junior Varsify Left to right:Ron Diener, guard jRichard Bontrager, forward; Ivan Borntrager,center;Marvin Troyer,forward;Richard Bontrager, guard. Laverne Beachy drives on a fast break. A punching bag?i ' «f[ I It ' s goedc ' c ' 5:, 1 Hey,l5 — what ' s your niraber? Halfti-ne entertainment « Planning the battle strategjo Ivan Bomtrager shoots a jiampero Halftiine entertainment. ..very interesting,, , The case of the referee in no man ' s land Battle of the giant So GIRL ' S BASKETBALL . Hal I scared yal J n % Oet that rebounds Frustrationi? Opening tipoff. 74 ' ■•s cheerbl«ck. A D V E R T I S E M E N T S B URKHOLDER UILDING . FARM COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS . REMODELING . EVERYTHING FOR FARM HOME FREE ESTIMATES LUMBER - PLYWOOD - ROOFING - PANELING CEILTILE - PLUMBING - ELECTRICAL - KITCHENS Cash Carry Delivery Available k Miles West of Nscppanee on U.S. 6 Elijah Motor Sales, Inc. CHRYSLER - PLYMOl ' TH C P OIL COMPANY Top Quality Used Cars hone 69ii-310U Ligonier, Indiana SHKLL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Phone 6U2-3826 Howard Putman Don Cripe IVAN SCHROCK FARM DRAINAGE TD9 BULLDOZER MILLERSBURG CAFE HI Goshen, Indiana Phone 6ii2-3030 Home cooked Meals Short orders Barbara Jerry Ray Phone 6I42-3232 Killersburg, lidiana PIONEER BRAND SEEDS Corn, Sorghum, Alfalfa Ora Morningster ' Millersburg, Ind, Phone 61;2-3203 S HIPSHE ANA STATE BAN K SHIPSHEWANA, INDIANA 46565 BANKING DESIJ ED FOR COMCNITY S2RVICE GEORGE ' S MOTOR SALES state Rd. 13 ' U.S. 20. Phone 625-5005 Route 2 Kiddlebury, Indiana leorge D, Yoder Bia VALUES IN NE ' J OR USED CARS GIVE GEORGE A TRY BEFORE YOU 3UY SMUCKER ' S DRUG STORE Phone 625-2U85 Middlebury- ' , Indiana REINICHES BURGER ' S GIFTS THAT TEACH PLEASE DAIRY STORE Certificates Awards - Classroom Jifts - Ribbons HOME OF FINE FOOD Flash Cards - Creative Activity Materials STEADS - CHICKEN - SEA FOOD Spirit Duplicatinri; Books - Visul Aids D. S. 33 East 610 E. Jefferson P. 0. Box 5 42 GOSHEN, INDIANA Phone 533-6255 Goshen, Indiana J. D. SCHROCK EXCAVATING BULLDOZING TRENCHING GRAVEL CINDERS SEPTIC TANKS DDMP TRUCK SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES PHONE : 533-4087 R.R.I, BOX 321 Compliments of BICKEL ' S BARBER SHOP Middlebury, Indiana Phone 533-9180 Nobilgas STAUFFER ' S MOBIL SERVICE U.S. 33 West, Goshen, Indiana ' ff.ECKEF StRVICit MIDDLEBURY DAIRY Phone 825-2565 HOMEMADE ICE CREAM YODER-CULP FUNERAL HOME GOSHEN, INDD.NA MILLER ' S FEED MILL (at the Forks) Larro Master Mix Feeds Fertilizer Custom grinding Mixing Phone 825-2768 Middlebury Ind. JONATHON G. YODER M.D. CARL J. YODER M.D. MIDDLEBURY e MOLD ENGINEERING INCORPORATED 1026 SoutK Tenth Street Goshen, Indiana COMPLETE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE COMPLIMENTS of GOSHEN ELECTRIC INC Goshen. Indiana RILEY SALES-SERVICE VICKIE JEAN STORE OLIVER FARM MACHINERY LINCOLN ELECTRIC WELDERS MIDDLEBURY ST. ROAD EAST. Goshen Indiana (9th College Ave.) — offers — PAJAMAJ — Boy or girl Overall PAJAMAS — Boy or girl OVERALLS — Boy or girl GIRLS — SPORTSWEAR FABRICS BY THE YARD Open Daily 9 to 5 GOSHEN IMPLEMENT COMPANY MCCORMICK FARM EQUIPMENT 11th at Madison Street GOSHEN, INDIANA J U DAY ' S ALIGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE Washington and Third St. GOSHEN, INDIANA Frame ■ Wheel Straightening Phone 533-2791 BARRY ' S BARBER SHOP NO REJa-tVATIOMS NO APPOIOT iSNTS NECEJSMY Hours: Tues., Thurs., Sat., 8-6 Wed. and Fri., fa-8 YODER POPCORN COMPANY Processors of Quality Popcorn HONEYVILLE METAL WORKS INC. THE A rr,EL OF THE LORD FHCArPF- H ROUMT ' ASnilT ' HEI ' - ' THAT FEAR HIK. Topeka, Indiana Ship shev; ana Phone 768-1 166 Post Office Topeka, Indiana ZEHR ' S APPLIANCE AUTHORIZED WE?TTNGHOUSE TO CHARTER A mS SHOUP BUSES INC. CALL Phone 825-2U75 Middlebury, Indiana SALFS 4 SERVICE Jerome (Jerry) Zehr We Sell The Best And Service The Rest Full Line nf Coleman And Siegler Heaters And Furnaces Phone 593-2011 Topeka, Indiana 2 G. RICHARD CULP D. O. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 1 2 mi. So. of Middlehury, Ind. On St. Roacf 12 PROVIDENT BOOKSTORE ZOOK .■ HERS YOUR LITER.IRY NEEDS INCORPORATED RECIE ni; PERSONAL ATTENTION Phone 533-12U3 119 EAST LINCOLN .WE. Goshen Indiana SAND GRAVEL-SLAG PAUL ' S MOBILE HOME SALES kl U.S. 33 West At City Limits Phone 533-1935 Goshen, Ind. U6526 Goshen, Indiana ' iVindsor-RollohoKie-New Moon-Valiant Park Estates-Academy- Yellowstone Phone 612-3567 SCHROCK ' S YODER ' S BUDGET SHOP LAUNDRY-MATT FOR YOUR DRY CLEANING 1203 S. 9th St. Goshen, Indiana Phone: 533-2l;55 AND LAUNDRY. WE NEVER CLOSE. WEST SIDE FURNITURE 909 N. IND. AVE. WHERE CUSTOMERS PHONE: 533-ii9l8 SEND THEIR FRIENDS GOSHEN, INDIANA 711 WEST LINCOLN AVENUE GOSHEN, INDIANA ii6553 Top Value Stamps KIRT ' S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDiiY 600 W. Pike St. Phone 533-5ii6ii Open Till fa:Oij P.M. Phone 533-9160 STAUFFER ' S MOBILE SHRVICE U.S. 33 West, kishen, Indiana WRECKER SERVICE GOSHEN ANIMAL CLINIC Dr. M. L. VJeldy and Associates 2606 South Main Street Goshen, Indiana Phone 533-7U75 If No Answer, Call Wakarusa 862-2610 Collect D M CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. ALL TYPES OF BUILDING Middlebury, Indiana 625-2302 - Phones - 825-5111 ' T uuT u tcau COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 215 ' «V. Lincoln Ooshen, Indiana 533-1177 Phone- 675-7550 KAUFFMAN ' S CONSIGNMENT SHOP 823 So. 10th St. Goshen Ind. RESALE OF BETTER USED CLOTHING. FOR CHILDREN TEENS ADULTS. ALSO MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEWARE. One of Many Fine Homes in Goshen Area built by: MILLER BROS. BUILDERS Make yours the next one K E 3-3598 R. R. li Box 35 Goshen, Indiana COMPLIiHEOTS TO THE CLASS OF 69 LYON GREENLEAF nILL FEKDS GRAIN GRMN STORAGE Killersburg 61i2-3135 Lisonier 891-1)111; KITCHENS DESIi3 IE0 «TH THE HOUSEWIFE IN MIND AYR CABINET CO. INC FOUR MILES .v EST OF NAPPANEE ON U.S. 6 Phone 773-7306 FREE ESTIMATES BILL ' S COLLISION SERVICE Middlebury, Indiana BONTRAGER ' S HEATING INSULATION, Inc. HEATING BEGINS WITH A WARM FLOOR FOR COMFORT AND ECONOMY INSUUTE VvlTH CELLULOSE FIBER DANIEL C. BONTRAGER Teleohone: Office 825-2611 Res. 825-5181 BLOSSER LUMBER CO. INC. Middleburj , Ind - Road 13 Phone 825-2375 NORM ' S SHELL SERVICE Corner 13 20 Denman Tires Kendall RPM Oil Lub Mechanical Service Specializing in Brakes, Tune -up Exhaust Systems Compliments of MARTIN ' S FEED MILL INC Manufacturers of Feeds for Poultry, Livestock, and Dogs Feeds you can trust New Paris, Indiana Vhone 631-2121 NEW PARIS SILO EQUIPMENT, INC. PRESENTS MONOLITHIC CONSTRUCTION Poured Concrete Silos, 5 in. walls Poured Concrete Barn Yards -;;-Clear-spc,n Steel Frame Buildings r cured Concrete Liquid Manure Pits ■ -Chore-3oy Milking Squiptment ■ Clay Automatic Equiptraent SILO UNLOADERS BUNK FEFDSRS LIQUID MANURE EQUIPTMENT nPl CONDITIONERS FORAGE BOXES - C2iAIN ELEVATORS, ETC. VE SERVICE AND KEEP PARTS ON ifflAT WE SELL SMT-MNG PO0T,S - ANY rjZT , ANY SHAPE Dron In or Phone For ( opy of A Brochure That Tells the Complete Story T hone 831-2272 Nevr aris, Tnd. Roads 15 North at overhead D WIGHT ' S MOBIL SERVICE 30U ' Vest Pike Street KE 3-9212 THOMAS AUTO SALES DEALER IN ONE OIVNER USED CARS Pick up Campers: 8 ' IC ' 11 ' 12 ' SYCAMORE MOBILE HOME INC. Moter Homes: 23 ' 26 ' U.S. 33 County Rd. 38 Goshen, Indiana Portraits and mfeddings in Direct Color and Black and White WEDDING SUPPLIES SNYDER ' S STUDIO 1071 2 South Main Street Goshen Indiana CLINTON CENTER GRAIN Elwood Kaiiffraan Ph. 6I4.2-3O88 Millersburg Grain Harvesting Route 1 Box Ijl Drying and Storage Goshen, Indiana things go better,! Coke COMPLIMENTS OF COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO, BOTTLERS OF COCA-COLA FANTA TAB SPRITE GOSHEN HARDWARE Convenient Free Parkinj; Complete Housewares Department Oifts for all Occasions Tools for Home and Farm Rental Service U.S. 33 East CLAUD HOOVER DECORATING STORE FLOOR C0V3RIN0 Carpet and Linoleum Corner of Madison and 10th SALEM BANK- ' ' TRUST CO. GOSHEN -MILLERSBURG-NEW PAIS MEMBER FIDC LIGONIER MONUMENT CO. RD 5 33 Phone 69li-3l6l LIOONIER, INDIAIU Compliments of BEN GLASER, INC. AMERICAN STATE BANK Your Chevrolet, Oldsmobile And Pontiac Dealer Ligonier, Indians Phone 89i+-3127 Ligonier, Indiana Compliments of WILSON ' S LUMBER,SEWER TILE, LIME, CEMENT, AND DRAIN, FEED-FARM SUPPLIES-COAL MILLERSBURG LUMBER Phone 6U2-3767 HI. OH QUALITY ; .T LOW PRICEo Phone 61;2-3022 Millersburg, Indiana A HOME OWNED BUSINESS INTERESTED IN HOME FOIKS Ernest Woods, Manager SINCE 1924 91 FIRST STATE BANK OF MIDDLEBURY Member F. D. I. C MILLER FUNERAL HOME MIDDLEBURY, IND. AMBULAUCE SERVICE Phone: 62 - 930 VARN HOOVER HARDWARE Phone 825-2705 Middlebury, Indiana C ' Brien Paint Maytag Washers G. E. Appliances Hcmelile Saws MIDDLEBURY PRODUCE, INC. Poultry Marketing Service Phone 825-2177 Middlebury Indiana BRADSHAW ' S GENERAL STORE Phone d25-25UO Middlebury, Indiana STUTZMAN MOTOR SALES Phone Residence - Ke 3-3885 Office - Ke 3-51i5l Our Aim - Satisfaction TOI oTUTZMAN U. S. West Goshen, Indiana PLAIN FANCY ESSEN HAUS SERVICE IS OUR WATCHWORD GOSHEN, INDIANA TROVER ' S POULTRY INC. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS GOSHEN, INDIANA CONCRETE PRODUCTS GOSHEN, INDIANA Con jlete Tire Services New - Used - Recapped - Repairing Brakes - Alignment - Shocks MILLER ' S BARBER SHOP vie Don ' t Sell You What You Don ' t Need We Don ' t Charge You for What You Don ' t Get. KOFFMAN ' S O.K. TIRE STORE 1513 E. LINCOLN AVE., Phone 533-6680 Ol-ffiN MILLER, JR. - PHIL SLABAUCH U08 SO. 8TH ST. GOSHEN, INDIANA HOCHSTETLER GRAIN EQUIPMENT Grain Bins - Corn Cribe - Elevators Grain Bibs Grain Bins - Corn Cribs - Elevators Augers - Dryini; Units Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 773-371U Nappanee Indiana BENDER ' S GROCERY Quality Meats, Our Specialty Phone 631-9911 New Paris, Indiana HESS BROS. CASE F.«M hACHIi RY UTILITY EQUIPMKNT SHELL PRODUCTSS Ph. e31-ii871 New Paris HOCHSTETLER TIN SHOP 1 Mile North, 2 Miles West of K ' appanee Spouting Repair -hrk Honelite Chain Sax s — Kohler, Briggs, Stratton, Lawson, Clinton Engines IVheel-a-Matic Drive Wheel Horse Tractor Sales and Service LEVI J.S. HOCHSTETLER At the comer of County Roads 52 and 1 Phone 773-14 5 R.R. 3 Mappanee, Indiana BILL ' S AUTO SALES FINES USED CARS AND CAR WASH Rd 13 North MIDDLtBURY, IND. EVERITTS HI -WAY INN Banquet Room Coffee Shop MIDDLEBURY STALTER GLASS SHOP Glass -Mirrors Window Repair Sheet Plastic Phone MIDDLEBURY REALTY YOUR LAND CAN BE YOUR BEST INVESTMENT PHONE 825-51 1 MIDDLEBURY Jayco i ftW INCORPORATED RCXJTE L, BOX 2 8 GOSHEN, INDIANA li6526 PHONE (219) 825-5025 Conpliments of D. M. BRUBAKER D. D. S. DR. JAMES L. WELLINGTON DR. JOH N S. WELLINGTON Shipshewana, Indiana OPTOMETRISTS NELSON MOTORS 116 W. Washington St Goshen 533-731+5 TOPEKA LACKANO; CARS - TRUCKS TRACTORS - II lPLEKiENTS Conpliments of STARCRAFT ROBERT L. BAKER CORPORATION Goshen, Indiana Radio and T,V. Service 212 N. Indiana Ave. Goshen Ind. Boats Calipers Travel Trailers 533-1910 Farm Equipment 97 WOLFE GRAIN CO.. INC. MASTER-MIX AND WANA FEEDS vAlU LIQUID AND DRY FERTILIZER TEiiJELES EED SHIPSHE;v ANA AND TOPEKA HOCHSTETLER AND SON INC. eed Cleatiin,- and Treating Liquid Fertilizer Anhydrous Ammonia Highest Prices for Grain Topeka 9U Cromwell 856-21149 LET US BE YOUR MEMORY Compliments of YODER DEPARTMENT STORES Our Motto As ye would that men should do to you, do ye unto them likewise Topeka Shipshewana SOVEREIGN OIL CO., INC li23 N. MAIN ST. - PHONE 533-1293 C30SHEN, INDIANA U6526 Indiana COMPLIMENTS F WINDSOR MOBILE HOMES INC. BRISTOL INDI NA YODER READY MIXED CONCRETE INC. Ready Mixed Conrete and Concrete Products Middlebury, Indiana Phone 825-50ii5 R. R. 1, Corner Roads 13 i O Middlebury, Indiana u6540 Phone ■c 9 2S-k092 QUALITY CHURCH FURNISHING 99 JOE ' S DRIVE IN Cur Aim Is To Please You Call In And Carry Out Middlebury, Indiana 825-2880 ALBION PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION LOANS ■ O FARMERS Phil G. Mishler, Manager Phone 533-7160 105 South 3rd Street GOHN BRO. CLOTHING, DRY GO DS, .■ ' OC ' WRti, TAILORING, DRY CLKANIMG Phone d ' cS-kuOO MIDDLEBURY, INDIANA ANTIQUES CLASSIQUE JUNQUE WE BUY AND SELL THE PRE - OWNED SHOPPE IN THE ff OF MIDDLEBURY ELKHART COUN TY FARM BUREAU CO-OP Bristol - Goshen - Nappanee M.P.Y. MILK TRANSPORT INC Bulk Milk - Pick-up Service MURICE D. YODER Topeka, Indiana Phone IF179 PROFESSIONAL VILLAGE UPHOLSTERY V S HARDWARE PHOME 875-7555 135 N. LSWIS (DUNLAP) ELKHART, INDIANA li65lU Rebuilders of Fine Furniture QUALITY HARDWARE Compliments of ELKHART OFFICE Gifts, O ' Brian Paints, L.P. Gas Cast-iron Cookware MACHINES Topeka, Indiana Phone l6 Royal Typewriters 919 So. Main Elkart 101 VALCRAFT Con Dliments of GOSHEN STAMPING TOOL TANK VAULT 1025 South 10th Street 3oshen, Indiana Septic Tanks, Dry Wells Burial Vaults Phone 533-6965 BLACKPORT TV APPLIANCES R.C.A., WHIRLPOOL, ATMIRAL PHILCO, NORGE GOSHEN, INDIANA 1703 E. LINCOLN GOSHEH, INDIANA YODER CUii raaiicVJ P H O N —. 533-1194 TT IVER ' ISTA SALES SERVICE INL AUTO SALES NEW „ „ j jfQ 82o east Lincoln 410 W. UNCOIN AVE GOSHEN, IND. 46526 USED CARS AND AUTO LOANS Aluminum Vinyl: Aunings- Siding-Storm window and Doors ALSO PICKUP TRUCKS AND MOTORCYCLES Roger D. Nofz Honesty ou iger and Jesse L. Nofziger r Creed-Service our Deed GOSHEN, INDIANA HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO., INC. FREE PARKING Phone 533-2139 212 West Washington St. Goshen, Indiana JOE STUTZMANS SUNOCO WE GIVE COMPLETE SERVICE U. S. 33 EAST Phone 533-9113 GOSHEN, INDIANA COMPT.ffiENTS OF HARRY ' S RESTAURANT COUNTRY FABRIC STORE DON ' T APOLOGIZE - MODERNIZE GOSHEN PLUMBING AND HEATING HYDRONIC HEATING SPECIALITIST3 New Construction - Remodeling - Repairs Free Estimates RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS Scissors and Pinking Shears Sharpen Zippers ig price Closed all day Wednesday 1st House N. of Rensberger School 206 W. Lincoln Ave. Goshen, Indiana Delmer D. Yoder Phone 533-1003 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES STATE FARM INSURANCE LOCAL AGENT • LAMAR LIVENGOOD 1630 LINCOLN WAY EaST GOSHEN, IIDIANA PHONE 533-5 J22 YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1969 You are at the threshold of life with the greatest opportunity any generation has ever known. Set your goals HIGH, base them on Christian Principles and you CAN achieve them. I thoroughly believe in a college education for both men and women, but I believe a knowledge of the Bible with- out a college course is more valuable than a college course without a knowledge of the Bible. V. H, Steury, President STEURY BOAT CO. INC. Goshen, Indiana CLODFELTER FURNITURE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHING PHON ' 825-2950 ( IIDDLEBURYj INDIANA STIVER ' S GENERAL STORE Bulk and Bottled Thermogas Service Monarch - Norge - Westinghouse Appliances Ku-Tla - Martin-Senour Faints Bard Gas, Coal and Oil Parnaces Plvunbing and Heating Installations YOU CAN DEPEND ON SiRVICE IF YOU BUY FROh STIVERS New Paris, Indiana lj65!?3 Phone 831-h823 CARBOLA FARM BUILDING SANITATION MILLER ' S SPRAY SERVICE Ovmed and Operated by Harry Yoder Perry Herschberger MIDDLEBURY, INDIANA R.R.I, Box 21 Phone 825-2020 MILLER ' S ORCHARD PHONE 773-3923 DIRECTORY Beachy, Alvin Wilbur 27 Eeachy, Daniel Lavcrne 23 ' ■ ' ilmar 3? Vilda 3 ' Ee?chy, r£vid Linda 3t Msrilyn 35 Leon Jay 6 Beacbv, Joni Einina Lu nita 2 39 Br-ntrrc-er, Clarerce Mervin To Bontrager, ar: ' °l Ivan 1 Davie 21 Juam ' t? 23 Bontra- er , ' ' P ni fl S , Linford Rejoin? Pcnt 20 hn JT, lp l Ruby Naomi Grrce 27 35 LO Bontrgfer, Ezra Kalter 20 Charles 35 Bontr;frer, Eerinan Je rry 1 7 Riclard 21 Julia 35 fcontraper, Levi ni°nda 19 Card 27 ?cntr ' , ' -:er, Lloyd rouge, rno n John 30 CyntMa 3L Burkh older, Levi V. ' ilblT 21 ' ' ayne H Julia 23 Dep ' 37 Dp raid 3L Donald 3f- Ghu- , EpuI euben Bontraper, ; :anar5i ■ ? Marcus 27 Richard n- Puth Ellen ?-i Gulp, G. Richard David y Ruth 27 Eontrarer, ' . : lv-: n Dienor, I-ienry Eva ll- Pop 1° Galen IR Ka-y 30 Leanna 23 Ernie 1- Epsh, Linus Lee y Carolyn 30 Marie TT 7 lta 3 Bontrarer, i -;o?h FrA-e, Joas Raymand 21 Gather Ruth Elaine 27 I-orr°st 3 ' Lois -tC an Gingerich, Vert n Eontrrj;;er, ' ' Rub- Y: Rebecca lo ■ ' ilira Doroth- 21 23 Bontra- ' -er, . 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