Clinton Christian School - Echo Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1973 volume:

s m r ' - - iv ,. 1 CLINTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Goshen, Indiana £Z ' D. Millar THE ECHO 1973 We arrived. New, unused To be formed and arranged. We brought our talents together. And with the merging of the individual, student and faculty, boy and girl , you and I , Quiet at first, Increasing with fanniliarity , Our sound grew. Time passed . Our sound increased in intensity. Fornning respect for the individual Yet disciplining ourselves to work Within the student body. We changed, expanded, and heightened The thunder caine Trying to overpower our sound. The wind blew Confusing the voice of the sound. We had -arguments -dissention -misunderstanding But the quietness returned again. We were aiming at one purpose Together . The sound was calm, flowing, and happy. A new chord was added. Thousands of vibrations exploded. The sound vibrated as one giant Sound . Yet in all these vibrations One may find his own identity. ' pf j m ' T ' ia • To our parents: We wish to express our deep appreciation to you, our parents. The encouragement you gave us when the going got difficult, the confidence you have shown in us, the sacrifices you nnade so we could come to this school, and the example of love you showed us, have all added to our strength and happiness. Proud as we may be of our achievements, we also remain proud of you, our parents. To you we dedicate the 1973 Echo. Gratefully, The Class of 1973 Activities Bible Thought - provoking discussions . . . mennorization . . . thennes . . . second period . . . all these added together equal Bible class here at CCHS. Carla Slabaugh Wilbur Beachy All the sacrifice and hard work in the history of our country kept our U.S. His- tory class interesting . The many small details involved in govern m ' .ental procedures learned in gov- ernment class were better understood after sitting in on a local court trial. Sociology students ' various opinions towards our society showed us that life would be boring should everyone be alike. Social Studies H CoMxtiitition Is Ratified HH Pleui £Me -t n L x In 17? ,,:-l $H 1 m 1 J Barbara Shetler ' v9y|riMI o 0 Bad grammar is growing scarce at CCH as the teachers all ganged up on us students to stamp out double nega- tives, incorrect tense of verbs, filler words, Uh, Uh , then I, then I, and ya ' know. Three week assignrr.ents for term papers characterized literature for the Jr. Class. At the end of the day , this class gets our left overs as we attempt to get our nninds to match Miss Nisly ' s lecture on pastand pre- sent worlds of fantasy. Stencils, dustmops, dippety-glass, fuel pumps, and our childhood exper- iences all came into speech class in live appearance. As we leave class each day, we learn to know each other better because we have learned to better communicate with each other. Mr. Yoder Language reva Miller Incorrprehensible gibberish has turned into daily communications for us Spanish fans. Anymore, we know what Mr. Yoder means when he asks if we ' re chewing gum — c Anita, esta m.ascando goma? i Que comida mas sabrosa! jB 1 Business Myron Bontrager, Carolyn Eash, and Gary Herschberger Margaret Mast In our preparation for the business world, clicking keys of typewriters and adding rr,achines constantly hum to our patient teachers. Sorretin es our projects just don ' t work out; and we ' ll never reach seventy words a minute, but we come back tomorrow and try again! Randall Riegsecker ScieTice David Raber Ron Riegsecker Health An awareness of the physical reality of ourselves, of anin als and plants, comes to us as we biologists peer into the microscope. Endeavoring to grasp concepts- elements, atoms, reactions ... Boyle ' s and Charles Law, we as chem-.ists learn the advantages of precise experimentation. Bandages for the injured, heart disease, femur bones -these were objects of our practical health discussions. Com.pliments of Banner Drugs Math Xi = I ■ ■ i j: 4 - ' ' Baffled expressions are changed into ones of self-satisfaction as understanding of the connplex nnath problems sinks m . Constantly adding new equations and forn-ulas, Mr. Funk keeps us Algebra students hopping. We conr.e to Business Math preparing ourselves for the world of tomorrow. ' Miss Miller, this problem, . . Mr. Funk helps Elwood with his business math 3y + bx + 2 2Qx ' + z - 6 207- - 1 9y + 3 Home EconoTTiics The arorria of food, the humming of sewing machines, the pounding of hamnners, the buzzing of saws — these brought us face to face with .the practical arts. After our many failures, we were rewarded with delicious food or srrooth, polished woodwork. Miriann Miller Eldo Hoover Karen Yoder iTidustrial Arts Music Snatches of music, followed by Let;s sing it again come fronr, the music room daily as we devel- op our talents through practice. Identification fo chords and com- position of music also enters our busy schedule. After seeing all the work that goes into a music conrposition , we are quite ready to give our all to singing The Hallelujah Chorus , or Let Him be Crucified , Compliments of Bickel ' s Barber Shop CHAPEL Top : Eugene Diener Top right: Karen, Gary, Dean, Carol Lower right: Good Samaritan scene given by eighth grade singing choruses and hynr.ns praying listening to speakers reading talking acting sharing ideas all these, planned or impromptu, are a part of our various classes joining hands to become one in Christ as we spread to others the news of Love . Top left: Mr. Funk in general asserr.bly Top: Daniel Miller Singing Annbassadors Chorus is . Mr. Miller . giving programs and doing great . giving programs and messing up . writing songs and singing them . the Hallelujah Chorus . fusion of grades . a lot of fun (and work!) . Great! Chorus Officers: Dean, Wilbur, and Karen A Capella Singers Page 2 THE MIRROR is edited monthly during the school year at Clinton Christian High School, Route 1, Goshen, Indiana. Editor • o . • o . • • • • Sheryl Miller Associate Editor • . • • Ellen Gingerich Reporters o • • o • • • • Barbara Shetler Miriam Miller Carol Mast Eileen Hoover Linford Bontrager Joyce Yoder Sports Editoro • . . • • Mjrron Bontrager Artists. •o oo.o««« Gordy Henke Betty Mullet Pressman ..••••• .Gary Hershberger Typists • Margaret Mast Cairol Bontrager Virginia Thomas Circulation Manager, • • . .Betty Mullet Ass ' t Circu. Manager • . Virginia Thomas Advisor o.oo. .Miss Nisly John 1 : 3 says , All things were made by him; and without him was not anything made that was made. If we realize this we can sense a deep rever- ence for God, Can you say with me: There ' s a new song in my heart Since the Savior set me freeo There ' s a new song in my heart Tis ' a heavenly harmony. All my sins are washed away In the blood of Calvary, what peace and joy Nothing can destroy There ' s a new song in my heart! -Sheryl Mller FROM THE PRINCIPAL ' S DESK Traditionally there are +• - ' we observe cei - ' - of gratitude. . rsAj.KSf it . gj-ory to the One who louid receive our deepest feeling (Cont. next col.) Loer Punk each day to the fullest. Get the most from each hour, each day, and each age of jrour life. Then you can look forward with confidence and back without regrets. Inner Workings Beneath everyday exteriors for five days a week, four weeks a month, and nine nnonths a year, these people faithfully performed their duties to keep us comfort- able — with milk, heat, and cleanliness. Duane Blough Mervin Miller ECHO STAFF Top left: Elsie, co-editor Wilbur, editor Karen, ass. editor Top right: Gordy, ass. busi- ness manager Eugene, business manager Lower: Grade editors: Treva, 9-1 1 Margaret, 12 Lois, 1-6 Dean, 7-8 Left: Marc, photographer Myron, ass. photo- grapher Lower left: Steve, sports Ruth, activities Below: Carol, typist LITERARIES Victorians Gary - vice-pres. Wilmer - sports Sheryl - secretary Virginia - activities Miriam — sports Steve - president FlainbeaiiS Dean, president; Myron, vice-pres.; Carol, secretary; Margaret, activ- ities; Donna, sports; not pictured: Lynn, sports . . . helped spark our school spirit. We become involved in doing bulletin boards, selling echoes, and com- peting m basketball, volleyball, and track. FimEEA.US Imperials Mary - secretary Ruben - sports Ruth - activities Betty - president Becky - sports Junior — vice-pres ENSEMBLES CHRISTMAS PROGRAM -Mary Joseph -Baby Jesus -The wisemen -The shepherds - Watchman, Tell Us ' - We Three Kings - Hallelujah Chorus ' - Voices of Youth Junior Senior Banquet April is drawing nearer and there are still a lot of details to work out. Let ' s be our- selves and have a banquet that shows what we ' re really like. Spring is bursting forth bringing blossoms to the creeks, blades of green grass . . . The World Has Con e Alive! How About You? ' Class Night What we did long ago . . . What we ' re going to be doing in the future . . . Handing down traits we no long er need . . . And singing . . . All a part of our Class Night. Class Motto - The Door of Opportunity Opens to Responsibility Class Flowers - White Carnation and Red Rose Class Coloi Maroon 1973 It seems nothing ever changes But yet nothing stays the same. We find ourselves experiencing something new We ' re on our own now - this is when we find out what we really are. All of these ceremonies symbolize it. They mean whatever we want thenn to now- But later we will realize. Why does it always have to be later? CoTTiTnenceTnent Speaker - Willard Mayer Plain City, Ohio Off To Washington D. C Pausing with Indiana Senator Vance Hartke neat Karen Gary COTMlCal Donna Lynn Two people were elected from the Junior and Senior classes whom we felt nnost nearly qual- ified for each title . WHO ' S WHO good all around Margaret Marc athletic Carol Steve _ r l 44-4jR.lk likely to succeed Lots Dean courteous EUen Myron musical Elsie Wilbur studious Sheryl Ron Sports Softball 7 r: Myron takes his turn on the nnound Leon Jay waiting in anticipation Elwood beats the ball to first l 1 -fl • JI . .: ■■ •- ..,. -«« .■ - ' V J ll .A 1st- Steve Lantz 2nd- Elwood Miller 3rd- Bob Layman Cross Country Running two and one half miles through cornstalks, around a pond, through a hayfield, and on the road, we nearly exhausted ourselves . J- ' -• ,.i;xl:ii BASKETBALL VARSITY Front: Gary H., Dave H., Gordy H. Back: Steve L., Myron B. , Wilmer B., Marcus C. , Eugene S , ' Tell ' em, Dave Another basket for Eugene ' Go! Fight! Win! Track good form, Myron OK! Wilmer makes a long jump come on Mark, heave that ball Dave, Dean and Darrel on the run Faculty FACULTY WALTER FUNK, B.S. Principal Chemistry Biology Bookkeeping Algebra 1 Applied Business Math Math is like a game, you must follow the rules in order to make it work out. Life is like this too. Mr . Funk v. JANICE NISLY, B.S, Governnnent Sociology American History English 8th, 11, 111 GLENN YODER, B.A. Bible 12 Spanish I English 9 Geography 8 Boys Phys. Ed. 7-10 DENIS ANN MILLER (1st semester) Secretary Typing 1 JOANNA HOCHSTETLER Secretary Typing I, II 8th Bible 8th Science A positive attitude goes a long way. -Miss Hochstetler Music is the universal language of Mankind . -Mr. Miller REUBEN MILLER, B.S, Industrial Arts I, II Chorus Music I Bible III Speech JOY GERBER Home Ec. I, II, III Girls ' Rhys. Ed. 7-10 Home - is where the heart is ' -Mrs. Gerber The Bible and Scientific facts fit together perfectly. -Mr. Miller DAVID R. MILLER (1 st semester) Chemistry k Biology Bible IV VERNA MILLER Math 8 9 Art 8 Music 8 Spelling 8 Bible 9 10 B.S, ' Probe, search - and you will discover. Miss Miller The man who doesn ' t stop to listen will never be a success. Mrs. Zehr ' i5J?  ?rrr::::j RUTH ZEHR, B.S, 7th grade FLOSSIE YODER Grades 1 2 FRIEDA BONTRAGER Grade 3 Math 2 4 MARILYN YODER, B.S. Grades 5 6 BRENDA YODER, B.S. Grades 4 5 Board of Directors Hi Andy Yoder; Harry Yoder; Simon Miller, Treasurer; Daniel Beachy, Chairnnan; Perry Yoder , Vice-Chairman, Laban Hochstetler; Sam Bontrager, Secretary. Religious Welfare Front: Clarence Yoder, Daniel Bontrager, Calvin Borntrager Back: Crist Borntrager, Albert Miller, Absent: Henry Diener, Joni Beachy P TO David Troyer, Jr. , Sec.-Treas.; Glenn Yoder, Teacher Rep.; Jonas Mast, Chairman; Glen Riegsecker, Vice- Chairman; Laban Hochstetler, Board Rep. What keeps our school going? The faculty, students, activities, studies. But, is that all? Where does the money conne from to run the school? Chicken Bar-B-Ques, Fish Frys, Benefit Sales, and Bake Sales all help to bring in money and to the P.T.O. we owe the thanks for organizing these activities . Custodians Mary Bontrager, Lois Bontrager, Barb Shetler, Nedra Shetler, Ruth Bontrager, Mervin Bontrager, Joe Mast, Leon Shetler, Mildred Shetler, Noah Bontrager. Absent: Ruth and Betty Miller. Muddy floors . . . pencil written tables . . . white chalkboards . . . grimy win- dows . . . dirty desks . . . overflowing wastebaskets . . . these are the sights we leave for our custodians. It ' s great to corTie back the next morning to a sparkling, clean school . ElemeTitary 56 Grade Ont Devon Bontrager Anthony Chupp Linda Eash Tinnothy Henke Gena Kauffman Marideth Mullet Verlin Troyer Wesley Troyer Denise Yoder Odell Yoder Mrs. Yoder (Grades 1 and 2) Compliments of Day Equipment Corp, Grade Two Cindy Yoder Elaine Yoder Merlin Bontrager Thorr.as Bontrager Lowell Lee Devon Miller Elizabeth Miller Nolan Miller Sharla Miller Letha Shetler Mr ■ Br f - fe = 1 ' - PHI Anthony Chupp Linda Eash Devon Miller Grade Three Cindy Bontrager Evelyn Bontrager Jackie Bontrager David Eash John Hochstetler Darrell Lee Sharon Mast Virginia Mast Deanne Miller Doris Miller Jeryl Miller Scott Miller Jay Schrock Jayne Yoder Miss Bontrager (Grade 3) Grade Four David Bontrager Mervin Bontrager Rhoda Bontrager Roderick Bontrager Susie Glick Gloria Kauffman John Mast Kevin Miller Steven Miller Alma Swartzentruber Dale Swartzentruber Delmer Troyer Lucinda Troyer Elaine Yoder Mrs. Yoder (Grades 4 and 5) Jay Schrock, Deanne Miller John Hochstetler, Jeryl Miller Ftiir-- ' ranift tntmr Joyce Beachy Arloa Bontrager Mervin Bontrager Rebecca Bontrager Regina Bontrager Mary Lou Hochstetler Junior Mast Bernice Miller Mark Miller Paul Raber Elsie Schrock Compliments of Miller Funeral Home Elsie Schrock Mark Miller Mary Lou Hochstetler Rebecca Bontrager Regina Bontrager Grade Six Anita Beachy Wilda Beachy Alta Eash Forrest Frye William Frye Martha Glick Nathan Hochstetler Fernandez Johnson Diane Mast Emiline Miller Marsha Mullet Marlin Schrock Randy Schwietert Nedra Shetler David Troyer Bobby Yoder Virlin Yoder Wilbur Yoder Mrs. Yoder (Grades 5 and 6) Compliments of Dr. Kermit Bechtel Randy Schwietert Wilda Beachy Nedra Shetler Nathan Hochstetler ! iM MarUn Schrock Junior Hieh Doyle Beachy Dale Bontrager Lee Bontrager Marie Bontrager Tinnothy Mast Glen Miller GRADE SEVEN President- Tinnothy Mast Vice-President- Gerald Yoder Secretary- Jane Schrock Treasure! — Lillian Miller Sponsor- Mrs. Zehr Junior Miller Lillian Kay Miller Stanley Miller 1:1 . I Rodney Riegsecken Jane Schrock June Schrock Jannes Troyer Gerald Yoder Joyce Yoder Keith Yoder Mary Yoder GRADE President- David Bontrager Vice-F resident- Linford Bontrager Secretary- Mable Bontrager Treasurer- Sheryl Riegsecker Sponsor- Miss Hochstetler Leon Jay Beachy David Bontrager Linford Bontrager Mable Bontrager Mark Hochstetler David Holland Robert Layman Donna Baker EIGHT Keith Miller Myron Mullet Robert Riegsecker . Sheryl Riegsecker Leon Ray Shetler Norma Troyer Carol Yoder Joyce Yoder ••wiiMr ■♦.s. m R. UndercIassTTieTi FreshTTien scramble up the ladder to the freshmen rung and boast the largest class with an equal amount of fellows and girls. They boast the tallest fellow and the shortest girl . The fellows dream of carving the best lamp while the girls painfully labor over beautiful dresses. They find enjoyment in playing jokes on Mr. Yoder or terrifying the neighborhood on their boisterous hayride. Excitedly they approach the next rung ... as Sophomores. Marilyn Beachy Wilmer Beachy Charles Bontrager Class Officers Treasurer Julia Bontrager Secretary Ruth Miller Vice-President David Henke President Kenneth Miller Sponsor Mr. Yoder Julia Bontrager Kenny Bontrager Lois Bontrager Marlin Bontrager David Henke Edwin Hochstetler Eileen Hoover Delbert Miller Grace Miller Kenneth Miller Marilyn Faye Miller Marilyn June Miller Charles Bontrager Study Hall, eh? . . contribute their fair share Ray Miller Ruth Miller Samuel Miller Daniel Raber Esther Schrock John Schrock Joyce Schrock LuAnn Slabaugh Rhoda Swartzentruber Darlene Troyer Gerald Yoder Junior Yoder Karen Yoder Compliments of General Bag Corp m SophoTTiores pretending to be quiet when really they ' re not, dissecting plants in Biology, and whipping out their Rook cards during the 20 minute lunch period . The guys have farmers day, the girls carry teddy bear securities. For som,e - frustrating days of learning the technique of singing in chorus under the direction of Mr. Miller for the first time. Yet feeling the best is yet to come they anxiously wait. . . President Darrel Weirich Vice-President Carl Yoder Secretary Linda Beachy Treasurer Carolyn Miller Sponsor Miss Miller Linda Beachy Winona Bontrager Sara Click Anita Hochstetler Eldo Hoover Cindy Lantz Carol Mast Ruth Mast (1 st semester) l 4r i« Cindy Lantz Juanita Yoder Betty Miller Carolyn Miller David Raber Beck y Swartzentruber Richard Troyer Darrel Weirich Carl Yoder Juanita Yoder Treva Yoder Juniors boast the srr,allest class in high school with the best artists. Some wander through chenr.istry leaving trails of broken tubes, some pore over outside books to find material for their research paper. The girls proudly display their class ponchos and the guys receive demerits for improper usage of their vocal cords. Myron Bontrager Ellen Gingerich Gordy Henke President 1 At , Hi Mary Diener Carolyn Eash Gary Herschberger Elwood Miller Vice-President Karen Miller Treasurer Miriann Miller Randall Riegsecker Donnabelle Schrock Carla Slabaugh Secretary Virginia Thomas Seniors ' BAnHHHBm OFFICERS President Wilbur Beachy Vice-President Mark Chupp Treasurer Treva Miller Secretary Lois Miller Betty Mullet Ruth Elaine Bontrager Because of each other we are more: Bad days were more frequent for somie of us, but that ' s growing up. We felt more deeply the affects of learning, growing, loving, living. Lot ' s of us are really searching, and sometin es it ' s painful. We have learned from each other, we m ' .ust nnake something of that knowledge. Sometinnes we ' re so much like brothers and sisters it ' s sickening. At other tinnes it ' s great! Elsie Hochstetler Dean Miller Lois Miller Ronald Riegsecker Barbara Shetler Eugene Schwietert OVERHEARD. . . Help us all ! -Ruth Oh, come now ' -Treva 1 like dat! -Lynn Crunch! Crunch! -Margaret Oh, really? -Elsie Hey ya, what did you say? -Ron You crunnb! -Betty Hey, n an! -Eugene Compliments of Maple City Hardware You farmer! -Dean No, really? -Barbara Well I disagree with you — -Ruben Attention! Attention! -Wilbur All right! -Steve Oh, ya dumb! -Carol Ya, well that ' s o . k. ! -Mark Ex-cuse me! -Lois Well of course! -Sheryl «i« «!• i I If U «X i X Z 1 «1 1« I j • y 7 j j T T T ' I p ' S Compliments of the Farmer ' s Exchange Ruben Funk Margaret Mast Steve Lantz Valedictorian- Elsie Hochstetler Salutatorian- Sheryl Miller Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Ruben Funk Ruth Elaine Dean We couid flood you with new words and terms: heyday thwart perturbation lassitude drollery infestivity But that wouldn ' t tell you anything about the Seniors. We could tell you about: term papers racked brains class parties prayer meetings 5 minute chapel speeches struggles for originality Maybe that would give you some idea. One by one Events occured to be recalled as memories. Slowly our sound began. Slowly our sound diminished, Until only a faint vibration was heard. Fragments were left But echos mengled in the remains. Life was still there. Echos remain, from which future Sounds can be amplified. AcfvertiseTTieTits MILLERSBURG, INDIANA 46543 (219) 642-3622 State Farm Insurance Companies Local agent — LJkN ' AR LIVENGOOD 1630 Lincoln Way East Goshen, Indiana Phone 533-5322 Your patronage is appreciated , Middlebury Grain Co, HUBBARD PHASE FEEDING Fertilizer and Seeds Phone 825-2770 Middlebury, Indiana f | | MIDD LEBURY GRAIN Z .V i VSP ' IIII i!— — MMi , „ ..i 1 ,,!■ I.-..I . C P Oil Co MIDDLEBURY CHURCH FURNITURE R.R.I, Corner Roads 1 3 20 Middlebury, Indiana 46540 Phone 219 825-2092 QUALITY CHURCH FURNISHED Varns Hoover Hardware Phone 825-2705 Middlebury, Indiana O ' Brien Paints Maytag Washers G.E. Appliances Homelite Saws Wheel Horse Tractors Lawn Boy Mowers Shell Petroleum Products Phone 642-3823 Howard Putman Don Cri pe NEW PARIS FORD TRACTOR SALES Hwy. 15 at overpass New Paris, Indiana Phone (219) 831-2154 YODER READY MIXED CONCRETE INC Ready Mixed Concrete and Concrete Products Middlebury, Indiana Phone 825-5045 825-2550 MOLD ENGINEERING INC, 1026 South Tenth St. Goshen, Indiana Complete design and manufacturing . Middlebury Produce, Inc ' Poultry Marketing Service Phone 825-2177 Middlebury, Indiana Compliments of VODER ' S BUDGET SHOP 1203 S. 9th St. Goshen, Indiana Phone 533-2455 SAND • GRAVEL SLAG R R. 4 GOSHEN, INDIANA 46526 • AREA CODE 219 PHONE: MILLERSBURG 642-356 ' , Kitchens designed with the house wife in mind. Ayer Cabinet Co Inc _:i::::r::z Foyr miles west of Nappanee U.S. 6 Phone 773-7308 Free Estimates Nappanee, Indiana FIDLER SAND GRAVEL READY - MIX CONCRETE PRODUCTS Goshen, Indiana Tr oyer ' s Poultry Inc iiroyers Wholesale Distributors Goshen, Indiana Hoffman ' s O-K Tire Store Complete Tire Services New-Used-Recapped-Repairing Brakes-Alignment-Shocks 1513 E. Lincoln Ave. Don ' t apologize — Modernize Goshen Plumbing Heating Hydronic heating specialists New construction — Remodeling Repairs Free estimates Radio dispatched trucks 206 W. Lincoln Ave. Goshen, Indiana Delmar D. Yoder Phone 533-1003 Comiplimients of COCA COLA BOTTLING Goshen, Indiana it ' s the real thing Bottlers of COCA-COLA, FANTA, TAB, SPRITE FRESCA ItiVER V ' STA SALES SERVICE INC. 410 W. LINCOLN AVE. GOSHEN, IND. 46526 ' Siding ' Shutters ' Awnings ' Patio covers ' Commercial marquees ' Storm screen windows ' Storm screen doors ' Rain carrying system ' Porch enclosures ' Wrought iron railing ' Garage doors ' Garage door operators ' Mineral Wool Insulators (Blown In) See Roger D. Nofziger Thompson Body Shop -.--=:V S== - I-??51 35 BODY WORK 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE Morning Phone 533-2570 Night Phone 533-1010 Goshen, Indiana J4onei viU« lllletai lA orL, J n F««d Mill and Farm Equipmant TOPEKA. INDIANA 46571 593-2266 As ye would that men should do to you, do ye also to them likewise. Luke 6:31 KARCH LUMBER CO., INC. Building Material, Coal, Paint Phone 82 5-2760 Middlebury, Indiana D M CONSTRUCTION CO. INC General Construction Commercial and Honne Building For your construction needs. Phone 825-2302 R. R. 1 Middlebury, Indiana Home Lumber Supply Co Inc FREE PARKING Phone 533-2139 212 West Washington St. Goshen, Indiana STUTZMAN ' S SUNOCO SERVICE Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Accessories U.S. 33 East Egbert Ave . Phone 533-9612 Goshen, Indiana GOSHEN, INDIANA raTX ELKHART, INDIANA 120 S MAIN STREET (, B ) ■ ' STREET KEYSTONE 31312 tX vjr A JACKSON 3-5562 MILLER DOOR TRIM SERVICE Custom Cabinets - Prefinished Doors Moulding Windows - Hardware 1702 East Monroe Street - Goshen, Indiana 46526 Phone 533-8141 HERSHBERGER ' S TEL.. S -340 HOUSE OF PORTRAITS lOT ' AS. MAIN STREET , GOSHEN, INDIANA ri American Motors Cars and Jeeps American Motors Lechlitner Motor Sales, Inc. 1202-04 W. Pike St. llkhart Co. ' s Oldest A.M. C. dealer Hochstetler Grain Equipment Compliments and Best Wishes of YODER-CULP FUNERAL HOME Goshen, Indiana 191 1 So. Main St. Visit THE BARN Krider ' s New Modern Garden Center See our nursery where the plants are grown Send for FREE CATALOG KRIDER NURSERY, INC. Middlebury Phone 825-571 4 Grain Bins Dryers Corn Cribs Augers Elevators Planned Installation Service - Satisfaction - Quality Nappanee, Indiana Ph. 773-3714 MIDDLEBURY REALTY 202 West Warren St. A FULL SERVICE REALTY Phone 825-5171 J D Schrock Excavating R.R.l Box 321 Goshen, Indiana Phone 533-4087 Bulldozing Septic tanks Trenching Demolition Gravel Filldirt Dump truck service ConnpUments of Yoder ' s Department Store Shipshewana, Indiana ALBION PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Loans, to Farmers Phil G. Mishler, Manager Phone 533-7160 105 South 3rd St. e! - ' HOWK MOTORCYCLE SHOP U.S. 33 West ' ' Camping and Travel Trailer built by the Golden Rule. JAYCO INC. P.O. Box 460 Middlebury, Indiana Compliments of MIDDLEBURY CONOCO SERVICE Friendly, dependable charter bus service SHOUP BUSES, INC, at the stop light in Middlebury JUDAY ' S PROCESSING Tarman ' s Slaughterhouse Custom-Slaughtering and Processing New Paris, Indiana 46553 Phone 831-2631 Bill and Barb Juday Phone 825-2475 Middlebury, Indiana CONSTANTINE CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Dr. H.R. Graber Off. (616) 435-2785 Res. (219) 825-2850 182 S, Washington St. Constantine, Michigan 49042 w AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE An opportunity to serve awaits industrious young men and women at Northern Indiana Public Service Com- pany. As one of the top gas and electric distribution utilities in the United States, NIPSCO is constantly looking for new processes and methods of efficient operation. These include atomic power generation, extra high voltage transmission, underground electric distribution, computerized system planning, under- ground storage of natural gas, community analyses and electronic data processing. Ready to grow with a growing company? IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF GROWTH NIPSCO is one of the highest-paying utilities in the State of Indiana. Its attractive employe benefit pack- age—tuition refund plan, vacations, holidays, life in- surance, comprehensive medical insurance, pensions, etc. — provides an atmosphere for individual growth. Fifteen leading colleges and universities are strategi- cally located throughout its service area with others available in the greater Chicago area. Drop In. We ' ll be glad to talk ]obs with you. noje; NIPSCO ;3a« Northern Indiana Public Service Company symbol of service in nipscoland Compliments • of MARTIN ' S FEED MILL INC. Manufacturers of Feeds for Poultry, Livestock, and Dogs Feeds you can trust New Paris, Indiana Phone 831-2121 MILLER SPRAY SERVICE Operated By Floyd Graber and Leroy Yoder MILLERS SPRAY SERVICE Rhone 825-2020 Farm Building Sanitation P.O. Box 165 White Wash-Disinfect-Fly Control ....■, . , ,. ■ Middlebury, Indian ACCENT PHOTOGRAPHY Abe M. Wiebe, Photographer Portraits-Wedding s-Schools Commercial-Copy Work 106 1 2 S. Main St. Nappanee Phone (219) 773-7455 Natural direct color is our ennphasis Complinnents of PINE MANOR INC. Goshen, Indiana 46526 Connplinnents of HARRY ' S RESTAURANT Near the fair grounds Goshen, Indiana WANA HARDWARE, INC, Complete Hardware Housewares Gift Items at Shipshe Center Shipshewana, Indiana One of many fine homes in the Goshen area built by: Miller Bro. Builders Make yours the next one. Phone 533-8602 R.R. NO. 6, BOX 6 Goshen, Indiana sINONITE BOARD OF MISSIONS • BOX 370 • ELKHART, INDIANA 465M Discoveries are made everyday at EMC. Q Nrite: t Director of Admissions W|| Eastern Mennonite College lUU Harrisonburg, VA 22801 MULLET ' S GARAGE SNYDER ' S MEN SHOP 126 S. Main Goshen, Indiana Trade with- the boys TIRES - TRUCKS - AUTO REPAIR Phone 825-2685 U.S. 20 West Middlebury, Indiana For greatest satisfaction, Invest in Life! SAMUEL STRONG E.M.C. Director of Deferred Giving GOSHEN SALES ENGINEERING, INC. Specialists m hydraulic hose and fittings Phone 533-2400 821 Logan Street Goshen, Indiana 46526 GOSHEN ANIMAL CLINIC Dr. M. L. Weldy and Associates 2806 S. Main Street Phone 533-0535 Goshen 862-2810 Wakarusa SOVEREIGN OIL FERTILIZER COMPANY, INC. COMPLETE DELIVERY SERVICE Home Farm Industry uni®n The Home Heating Oils Gasolines - Napthas Solvents - Motor Oils Greases COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE SALES 423 N. MAIN STREET - GOSHEN, INDIANA - PHONE: 533-1293 NEW PARIS SILO AND EQUIPMENT INC. NEW PARIS, IND. 831-2159 Custom Designed Pools PRESENTS MONOLITHIC CONSTRUCTION Silo Unloaders-Bunk Feeders Liquid Manure Equiprrent P D Bottorr, Unloaders Forage Boxes-Grain Elevators Pool chemicals and supplies Poured concrete silos-5 walls Poured concrete barnyards Clear-span steel frame buildings Poured concrete liquid nnanure pits Chore-Boy milking equipment We service and keep parts on what we sell. Drop in or phone for copy of brochure that tells complete story. GOSHEN IMPLEMENT CO. Your International Dealer Charles Gardner Frank Gardner Connplinnents of MILLERSBURG CAFE Homecooked nneals 642-3232 Millersburg, Indiana MILLER ' S BARBER SHOP 408 So. 8th St. Goshen, Ind. For appointm,ents call 533-6880 ROBINSON PRICE SEEDMEN, INC. 209 South Main St. Nappanee, Indiana 46550 Phone 773-4158 Russell Price, Owner Travel Trailers The Quality Unit PHOENIX MFG. INC. Box 102 Nappanee, Indiana 46550 LlCHTl FOREIGN CAR SERVICE, INC. 806 Logan Street Goshen, Indiana 46526 Phone 533-1041 HDCHSTETLER SONS INC. Ltrne- Fertilizer-Coal-Grain-Seeds Phone 593-2494 Topeka, Indiana 46571 ACE HARDWARE Downtown Goshen LINCOLN AVE. SCHWINN CYCLERY Schwinn Bicycles new and used All makes of bikes repaired 430 W. Lincoln Ave. Goshen, Indiana 46526 parts-accessories Ph. 533-7425 B R Building Supply Complete line of Building Supplies and George Buildings, Inc. Roofing and Siding Pole Buildings Bill George S.R. 19 North, Box 55 Nappanee, Indiana Phone 773-721 1 or 773-7310 Strength for Today from the Past DOING UNTO OTHERS ' part of the Gurrioihim at Hesston Tim Detweiler shares himself and his faith w ith inner city children from Operation Wichita in an activities program spon- sored by the college. Hopefully, persons are more important than programs at Hesston. G N SUPERMARKET Nappanee ' s only downtown connplete Supermarket Hesston strives to be a Christian place. It is also Mennonite, bringing to bear the traditions and values of both ideas. Hesston College is sixty years old. Yet the structure stands tall and intact as we continue to build on the strongest of foundations. For No other foundation can anyone lay than that which is laid, which is Jesus Christ. I Cor. 3:11 Hesston, College Hesston, Kansas 67062 Compliments of EDWARD BROOKMYER Goshen, Indiana SHELL OF MILLERSBURG Complete Lubrication Service S.R. 13 Ph. 642-3994 Millersburg, Ind. 46543 MARION YODER SON Real Estate and Insurance Goshen, Indiana Declare your Freedom of Choice With a Dutchland Estate Home With your selection of floor plan and interior decora- tive options, a Dutchland Estate home is yours to create as you desire. Heckman offers the FHA accepted series of Dutchland Estate homes in a wide variety of creative yet family oriented styles and designs. Deutchlander I 50 ' x24 ' ... 1,200 Sq.ft. 3 bedrooms Standard features Anderson windows, 2 x 4 spruce studs 16 oc. w double headers. Vk insulation in walls and ceiling. Merillat built-in kitchen cabinets. For- mica counter tops. Wall-to- wall carpet and Vs pad in liv- ing room. Magic Chef kitchen range w oven. Rheem forced air gas furnace with 80,000 BTU input. designed and built by Heckaman industries B B RESTAURANT Just a Good Place to E at 102 East Market Street Nappanee, Indiana 46550 Phone 773-4722 TOM ' S STANDARD SERVICE Middlebury, Indiana Phone 82 5-5040 ? i y PEnn conTROLS DIVISION OP JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY 1302 EAST MONROE STREET, GOSHEN, INDIANA MANUFACTURERS OF AU10MATIC CONTROLS FOR • DOMESTIC • COMMERCIAL AND • INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS WILSON ' S Feed - Farnn Supplies - Coal MiUersburg, Indiana STIVER ' S GENERAL STORE Phone 831-4823 New Paris, Indiana 46553 Riley Sales Service Oliver Farnn Machinery Minneapolis Moline Lincoln Arc Welders White trucks. Tractors and Farm 24 hr, wrecker service Bill and Tim Riley Middlebury St. Road East Goshen, Indiana Shipshewana State Bank Banking Designated for Con ,nnunity Service now at two locations at Shipshewana and LaGrange Indiana Phone 768-4122 Miller Oil Company First State Bank of Middlebury p Agent for - Sunoco Products Radio Dispatched Keep Full Service 201 So Greene Rd . Goshen 533-7082 Merv Miller Owner - Operator YODER AUTO SALES 828 East Lincoln Buy, Sell, Trade, and Finance With Merrill Yoder Also pickup trucks and nnotorcycles Goshen, Indiana Member F.D.I.C. Middlebury, Indiana HILLTOP INN Catering Service Carryout Chicken Middlebury U.S. 20 West Phone 825-2040 DR. CHARLES W. HURSH Optometrist Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Eyes Exannined Parking for your convenience. Phone 533-4910 109 S. 3rd. Street Goshen, Indiana 46526 Kawasaki Penton Husqvarna B.M.W. C.D. Amsler Corp. 1028 U.S. 33 East Goshen Phone 533-5473 Sales and Service Work hard so God can say to you, Well done. Be a good worknnan, one who does not need to be ashamed when God examines your work. Know what his Word says and means. II Timothy 2: 15, Liv. Compliments of Yoder ' s Cabinet Shop Salem, Indiana !|ff ._ MILLER ' S BATTERY SALES INC umn SUES OUR - MOTTO 501 So. 10th St. PHONE 533-7110 MK,. COUNTRY FABRIC STORE Scissors and Pinking shears Sharpened Closed all day Wednesday 1st House N. of Rensberger Goshen, Indiana SERVICE - QUALITY - PRICE OUR - SPECIALTY BENDER ' S BESTMART We do custom processing and Lockers for rent. MUIersburg 642-3277 New Paris 831-4911 Vic ' s Homemade Ice Cream Phone 82 5-2565 BOSKHOLOi ' Farm and Commercial Buildings ' Lumber and Building Supplies Honne Improvennent Better Building Ideas 4 miles west of Nappanee, Indiana Phone 7 73-3144 SaB Sutrl|man EsantliaitH Amish Country Kitchen Banquet Roonn Service Closed Sundays Hours 5 A.M. to 9 P.M. Phone 825-2660 One Mile West Of Junction 13 20 Middlebury, ::.■ MILLER ' S BUILDING SUPPLY Fish Lake Road Route 6, Box 1 1 Phone: 533-0468 Indiana Connplinnents of R K SERVICE INC 201 S. 3rd St. Phone 533-1 187 Goshen, Indiana Millersburg GOSHEN New Pans MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1, Complinnents of LOGAN MONUMEN 205 E. Lincoln Goshen, Indiana Follow Research-Proved MOOR MAN Feeding Programs for low-cost production of meat, milk and eggs Ruben M. Bontrager Phone 522-9736 Highest prices paid for Wheat Fabrics, Work clothes. LYON GREEN LEAF COMPANY INC Ligonier, Indiana Notions and Shoes for the Family. Federally Licensed Warehouse SHERMAN ' S DEPT. STORE KELLER ' S 205 S. Main Goshen, Indiana KELLER ' S CLOTHING Kenny Green Phone 533-9545 McDonald ' s West Side Furniture Where Customers Send Their Friends 711 W. Lincoln Ave. Goshen, Ind. 46526 CHRYSLER ELIJAH MOTOR SALES. 200 LINCOLNWAY WEST PHONE 894-3104 LIGONIER, INDIANA 46767 NC Dadgs o e o u G The world is at your fingertips - But remember: In striving to climb the ladder of success, never do it at the expense of your fellowman. This is much too high a price and not according to the Word of God. Very best wishes, V.H. Steury, Pres. VEADA INDUSTRIES, ING New Paris, IN 46553 George J. Cross, Sons Corn shelling Fertilizer Grain R.R. 1 . . . Middlebury, Indiana Phone 825-5252 CHUPP SON ' S CABINET SHOP We Specialize in Kitchen Cabinets Free Estimates R.R. 1 Constantine, Michigan phone (61 6)435-621 4 Best of Luck to Class of ' 73! Kropf SUPERB MOBILE LIVING TEL. 533 - 2171 FAMILY NEWSPAPER ahe (Boshtn Nexus Something for Everyone! . • Loca I to Around-the- World News c •Sports oFeatures ttAds — published by — The News Printing Company, Inc. - Distinctive Quality - Commercial Printing • Letterpress ' Offset •Color Process PERSONAL ■ COMMERCIAL ■ INDUSTRIAL The News Printing Company, Inc. IN THE GOSHEN NEWS BUILDING Broadmore, Glohemaster, Baron, Vindale, Windsor, Academy, Champion, Greenbriar U.S. 33 West Bashor Rd . Bristol Ind. 46526 Phone (219) 533-1935 Goshen, ' ' ( ' 120-126 NORTH MAIN ST. GOSHEN, INDIANA 46526 Stutzman Motor Sales Residence 533-5451 Office 533-3885 ' OUR AIM SATISFACTION Tony Stutzman U.S. 33 West Goshen, Indiana 46526 Bontrager ' s Htg. Insulation Gas - Electric - Oil Middlebury, Indiana Ph. 219-825-2511 COMFY SCO CELLULOSE FIBER I NSULATION Keep your wife Nice and Sweet Insulate For Cold and Heat LENNOX ENJOY YEAR ' ROUND TOTAL COMFORT WITH THESE LENNOX EXTRAS ' -Central Cooling Comfort - Super Clean Air -No Dried Out Feeling % SHIPSHEWANA VODER ' S PROCESSING PLANTS GOSHEN Corr .pliments of James L. Wellington and John S. Wellington Jr. Optometrist Compliments of Pete ' s Shell Station Corner of 13 20 Bradshaw ' s General Store Middlebury, Indiana 46540 Phone 82 5-2540 Compliments of East Side Electric 928 East Lincoln Ave. Goshen, Indiana 533-3823 Compliments of Stucknnan ' s Shoes 156 East Market St. Nappanee, Indiana Compliments of Troyer ' s Seed Co Phone: 533-2054 Goshen, Indiana Compliments of CUpp Auto Supply Everything for the Auto Nappanee, Indiana Compliments of Kehrs Sewing Center, Inc. 617 West Lincoln Ave. Goshen, Indiana Phone: 533-3414 Complinnents of Quality Glass Service 803 Chicago Ave , Goshen, Indiana Inc. Complirpients of George S. Mishler 203 Lincoln Ave., Goshen, Indiana Phone: 533-6285 Compliments of Arco Service Phone: 825-9080 Middlebury, Indiana Compliments of Weldy ' s Paint - Wallpaper - Draperies Nappanee, Indiana Compliments of Raceview Florist and Garden Land Goshen, Indiana Compliments of Blough Dairy Goshen, Indiana Phone: 533-5628 A special acknowledgement to Accent Photography for the photography and enlarging they did for our yearbook. Tntei- collecjicile press, inc. ' siJi ' ' '