Iowa Mennonite High School - Reverie Yearbook (Kalona, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

,O W everle of y 4. QQ 95 1. .a ,,, X My W ' .5 ' f 17211, ,W I A' .. I Hg. ,. -i W ' A , , M .-,14 ' I i-. , ? t . .. , F 'fy A g l Reverle Staff ' L E-clitoral . . . . . . . . Anna Mary Yoder, Marjorie Bontrager we ' ':' Junior Associate Editor: . . . . .... . .... . . . . John Tro er ' y H Business Manager: .... .. ...... Daniel Miller , , Sales Managerst. . . . . . . . . . Alice Miller, Clayton Bender My Picture Editorszl . . . . . Fern Stutzrnan, Arvilla Gingerich IQWQ Emma Schlabach, Stanlee Kauffman M .t Typists: . . . . Glennis Hershberger, Carolyn Kinsinger ennonz e Darlene Roth School Artist: ........................Lois Miller Photographers! . . . . Carlye June Eash, Iessye Hostetler Ke ith King, Leslie Hochstetler Faculty Advisorr. . ...... ...... . . . , Ada Schrock LAELLINGER LUMBER CO. - Established 1819 - Phone 16 - Kalona, Iowa. 7 Km X i. e ,S -X A I if-N. Dedication .-A This Begg-gig we dedicate 4. to our faculty of '52 and '53, ' thanking them for guiding us in - - our last year of school and for Q making it profitable and pleasant Xl . l f b h . ' if o e ere , e K x f 1 W J w Z Wk 1 l , project of 1a's-fmsumrner. Ready for market Loaded. Turkey Project Through work of Christian fathers an approximatelnet profit of 510,000 was contributed to our gym. for this Gr ow ing well. LOCAL BOARD BUILDING COMMITTEE Walter Marner Henry Brenneman Ray Hochstetler Silas Horst Clarence Hostetler Howard Gnagey Earl Roth I Sam Schlabaugh Donald Yoder Paul Hershberger Ed Swartzendruber Alvin J. Blough Simon Hershberger Wallace Eash Knot on picturel RELIGIOUS WELFARE BOARD .Tohn Y. Swartzendruber Max Yoder Sam Schlabaugh Amos Gingerich REIFS - Shopping Center for the Entire Family - Kalona, Iowa. There's a stranger at the door, Let Him in ,zhv,cof-64,Lwd,anw!,.4,Zz,f,uL.4f ,dm-alandazf. ..... l5L -11.11. ,,.4..-x QLn-1.l 4.. +L JA:ll0.4 -.4L-l,l.Li M vm? ' I U . 51144-ov:-AJ - fumbli- - qu ,fzmzm-af 2 5 a-a4fL15f:,wf44,AM44' - ZA,-..11.4l14,, ,af g L.wu,f,,f.aLnl?e,u:t- M wif: dnwg xlib., -fr, ffl., lu., . 02. -ff.f,Zu,.,t2'2,..,Af ,W 7 M. QM'-7 Zta., ' -WM, -Loc ' fgffug, .fr-rc., uf-4.1 L Jet 7 Jocbf A , Qt.. 14,5 v iii!! Ji. 624 J -.Jn-m,m,74 f f1A44L ,a.,E.,d1y.l1i'2f. - ff .igm 4 g 5 gg CLK ,gy . ,. ,auf ,' 4,4 -df I , ' '50-lbyaz PAUL T. GUENGERICH, Principal Relies upon God, confidential, full schedule, Bible Dcctrines Algebra ALVIN J. BLOUGH, Assistant Principal Talented in many fields sense of humor, a good father. Music Chemistry Chorus G ADA SCHROCK Accurate, efficient worker, personality. youthful spirit. English III and IV Typing 5? ALICE MILLER Undersfanding, gracious good hostess. English I and II Home Economics II ggi: LI A m gyrf' , ' w ay . HERMAN ROPP Personal interest in students, an interesting way, active worker, ideas for service. Social Science Church History Physical Education KATIE YODER Good neighbor, goes the third mile, missionary at home. Bible Classes Home Economics I ELNORA SCI-IROCK Keen observer of nature, a quiet spirit, radiant counte nance . Biology Gene ral Science ALVIN GRASSE Good nature, hunting and fishing skill, efficient shop manager. Agriculture Junior Business Mary Ellen, everybody's helper. P The Ufflce Will this work? Hello, We llma n. Come Typing I Freshman General Science e Stud -Sometimes Sophomore New Te stament Home Ec. I POQWELLS FURNITURE STORE - Powellsifor good furniture at fair prices - Wellman, Iowa. 13 , . 'A ., A A .1 , I 1, V , JOHN BELL ARTHUR EASH RUTH BEACHY DONNA EICHELBERGER 9 CURTIS BRENNEMAN ' JOAN ERB ELAINE BIRKY JANET FREY 1 ALVIN DIENER CHARLEEN GASCHO RICHARD BRENNEMAN ' DORIS GINGERICH gf CONNIE HERSHBERGER JOHN KAUFFMAN GRAB!-:R KENNETH KING SAMUEL HOCHSTE TLER NORMA HERS HBER GER F? KEITH HOCHSTETLER KENNETH HOCHSTETLER ANNA MAE MARNER IANES MARNER Wim ELAINE MILLER CARL MILLER X 1 X , . '1 Qs V A. vEvA MILLER MARGARET SWARTZENDRUBER LAUREL MILLER SARAH JANE. SWARTZENDRUBER 'nf A , MAHLON SCHWEITZER TREVA SWARTZENDRUBER CHARLOTTE RHODES , LYNN TROYER TWILA STUTZMAN RONNIE, WEAVER NORNIAN STUTZMAN 4 CLAYTON WENGER 16 1 BETT Y LEE WHITMIRE ARLIN YODER DOROTHY YODER PHYLLIS YODER MARY KATE SWARTZENDRUBER ESTHER ROPP Special JOHN BLOUGH MAR Y GNAGEY 1 HAROLD BLOSSER GARTH I-EERSHBERGER LORENA MAE. BRENNEMAN LORAN HERSHBERGER if CLAIR BRENNEMAN - JOAN HOCHSTETLER I' I MARIANNA GINGERICH 'PHYLLIS HOCHSTETLER - ' LEO CHRISTNER RAY- HORST 1 Q y ' GORDON MARNER GERALD NAFZIGER DOROTHY LOGAN MINTA RUTTER , MARNER DALE MILLER NED MILLER 3 VERNON MILLER WILLIAIVI SHETTLER CALVIN SWARTZENDRUBER DALE STUTZMAN WAN DA SWAR T ZEN DRUBER Junior-Sophomore Snaps , Banquet waiters. Jim, studying for once. Campaigning W Polypseudonymous, What is it? Sophomore antic s . This Page Sponsored by FARIvIER'S TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK - Williamsburg, Iowa A' . l EULA FAYE BECKLER MARIORIE DETWEILER MATHILDE BACHMANN M ' DARLENE EICHELBERGER Juniors V RUBY BRENNEMAN MANFORD HOSTETLER LORETTA BENDER STANLEY LITWILLER hx? JANIES CHRISTNER ALVIN MILLER A JOHN BURKHOLDER CLIFFORD MILLER lst Semester nw 1 NORMAN KENNEL IANUES SHEETTLER , uns f use lin GENE MILLER ' MARGARET SWARTZENDRUBER Juniors K iw! Q W5 i LOIS MARNER ANITA MARNER BETTY JEAN ROTH MARY ELVA SWARTZEN DRUBER HAROLD TROYER JOHN TROYER ERMADINE MILLER WILMA TROYER U, -if ' Q Q L DOROTHY YODER RUTH YODER CAROLL WHETSTONE J U n M-ARI-IN ZOOK JOSEPH YODER MAR LENE YO DER LOIS YODER ROMAN YODER CAROLYN MILLER EDITH BRENNEMAN 1 l I CLA YTON BENDER Pooch , automatic talker, gener- ous, ear for music. MARJORIE BONTRAGER Midge , pep plus, enjoys sports, friendly, class secretary, f WALLACE BRENNEMAN Wally , mechanic, good natured, basketball enthusiast, class vice- president. Q Sensors Accordian player, potential, Nler- GENE BENDER cury fan, impromptu speaker. NORMA JEAN BONTRAGER Friendly brown eyes, dirnples, un- hurried, from the Buckeye state. CARLYE JUNE EASH Visions of service, talkative, nurse to-be, enthusiastic. ARVILLA GINGERICH Unexpected humor, A-student, future nurse, unselfish nature. DORIS GNAGEY Well-groomed, lady-like, quiet, courteous. JESSYE. HOCHSTETLER Graceful, Christian character, un- selfish, Still waters run deep . DONALD GINGERICH Curly , mischievous, quiet and bashful at times, amiable. GLENNIS HERSHBERGER Basketball guard, speedy typisf. fem- inine, ready for fun. LESLIE HOCHSTETLER Les , gentleman, dependable, way down bass, well-developed physique and personality. STANLEE KAUFFMAN Imaginative, knows his Bible, unpre- dictable, leadership ability. KEITH KING Schmut'z , strength, irnitator, un usual moods, enjoys music. CLAIR MARNER Future farmer, blonde, three -year student, wit. ALICE MILLER Excellent quo, deuutiiul Uhio , good inner quality, high motives. CAROLYN KINSINGER Neatly dressed, lover of sports, mus ical, a volunteer. WILMA MARNER ' 'Willie , Ir ish blood shows , w illing f -- to help, full of fun. DAN HE L MILLER Honest, athlete, resolute mind, quiet, class business manager. JOHN LEWIS MILLER Lewie , friendly, alert, firm opin- ions. ELVIRA OSKOLKOW Fleet, artistic training, speaks her mind, quiet dignity, first soprano. DARLENE ROTH Snappy brown eyes, Waylandite, lady- like, gracious. LILA ROTH LOIS MILLER Natural artist, makes a good friend, humble, expert work, JAY RHODES Unusual striue, ' 'Rhodes , star sprinter, ready for action. ILA ROTI-I Attractive, takes advantages of op portunities, ready smile, future telephone operator? Can help herseli, I1a's twin, hidden quality, ambitious. . Ei? EMMA SCHLABACH Pleasant company, loyal friend, con- siderate, smart Ohioan. MELVIN ROTH Slim , congenial, loyal to Nebraska, undemonstrative . I..lL.A MAE SCHROCK Dainty, wavy locks, shy till acquaint- ed, guaranteed future. V IvlARVIN SLABAUGH GORDON SCHLABAUGH The Brain , mechanically minded magnetic personality, carefully chooses words. DOROTHY SCHROCK Enjoys her friends, dreams of Ark ansas, Sunday-school worker. H STERLING SCHWEITZER Schweitzer , takes things as they come, likes to read. Mild tempered, accommodating, .Tun- ior Busines s student. .WI I, T MARY LOUISE SMUCKER Mission worker, deep thinker, sin- cere. FERN STUTZMAN Melodious laugh, knows how to work, a life for Christ, fun-loving. DONNABEL SPICHER Tomboy, athletic stride, independent thinker, reserved. ARLIS SWARTZENDRUBER Courteous, good charapter, pres ident's concern, ready assistant. MARY LOIS SWARTZENDRUBER Good taste for music, spiritually de- veloped, extreme perfectionist. ANNA MARY YODER able, tomorrow is in the hands of God. ' EUNICE YODEZR Likable, good seamstress and cook, rare hearty laugh, knows her Lord. Thorough, pleasant disposition, cap- Seniors Continue To Grow Comparing the graduating class of '53 with the inexperienced group that began in '49, one can see very little the two have in comtrion. In '49 we were proud .to have the largest number that any class had ever had at I. M. S. -- 36. Since then our group has increased, not only in number but mentally, spiritually, physicallyg and so- cially. These changes did not take place irnmediately. It was rather a gradual process in each individual, a process of growth which was made possible because of consecrated, devoted teachers, as well as through the interest and concern of parents, church and com- munity. We, the class of '53, are indeed grateful to those who have made this possible and have only to regret the wasted time and opportunities which have passed, never to return again. As we look back, we are certain to see some things we might wish could be undone. Possible there are also things that could have been done which were passed by. Although sorry not to have made the most of all the wonderful opportunities provided for us, we must not look back, but forward. We must continue upward and onward toward the goals which each of us has set for himself, Whatever these goals may be, we must ever keep in mind the fact that we have a responsibility to put our knowledge and talents to work for our Creator. lt is true that one small light may not make a great impression in this dark world, but combine all the small torches of a number of Christian people and the world truly may see a great light. Marjorie Bontrager. -v.- Agriculture C ass 1, Z. Make it smooth. A3. Learning the carpenter trade 4. Is the bit sharp? 5. Just horsing around. 6. He doesr-'t bite his mans. Q Make Gains WithfBig Gain Feed - George S. Bender - Wellman, Iowa. ,. 1. , .' frffit ,are , W, 2 f-, W ? Phys Ed Section Une Team Three Manford Hostetler Capt Kenneth Hochstetler Clair Mai-ner Alvin .T. Miller Ronnie Weaver Clifford Miller Norman Stutzman Swartzendruber, Capt. 4 Always report to the auditorium basement for roll and you w111 be told the eep Phys Ed B 3 Ao Ao President. . . Arliss Swartzendruber Vice -President . Le slie' Hochstetler Secretary -Treasurer .......... .Tim Chr istner SPOHS-or .... .... H erman Ropp C. A. A. President .......... Donna Spicher Vice-President . .. ..... Marjorie Bontrager Secretary. . . . . . Lois Yoder Instructor .... . . . Mary Ellen Hershberger Athletics Success depends on one's ability to follow and lead, to give and take, with calmness and com- posure. Co-operation in sports develops the talent for such living, True sportsmanship loses much of its zest if the art of play is poorly develop- ed or lacking. Christian sportsmanship and whole some fun in athletics help us in the com- pletion of life's great drama. Under the leader- ship of .Boys' and Girls' Athletic Associations and the faculty a variety of sports is sponsored for students at Iowa Mennonite School. Football and softball are played in the fall, and during the winter basketball, ping-pong and shuffle- board take over the spotlight. As spring rolls around, track, softball and volleyball are the top sports at I. M. S.' A well-rounded life of work, worship, and recreation is necessary to our goal of service. The spirit of individual and team sportsmanship is valuable in attaining and main- taining such a life. Donna Spicher f Y 1 it P, , f 1 -, it t if 3 fishf . tzsvffi teal? - f viz z U -v r Q, 4' 1 X' t eff? ,I ' ' f STRlCKLER'S GROCERY - Kalona, Iowa - Phone 62 Softball Champs SENIOR Boys L Gordon Schlabaugh, Don Clngerich, Arliss Swartzendruber, Leslie Hochstetler, Jay Rhodes Daniel Miller, John Lewis Miller, Clayton Bender, Wallace Brenneman. Keith King. f SENIOR GIRLS Alice Miller, Glennis Hershberger, Wilma Marner, Carolyn Kinainger, Emma Schlabach, Donna Spicher, Eunice Yoder, lla Roth, Marjorie Bontrager. Volleyball JUNIOR CHAMPIONS Mathilde Bachmann, Loretta Bender, Ruby Brenneman, Dorothy Yoder, Jennis Hershberger, Ermadine Miller, Eula Faye Beckler, Mary Elva Swartzendruber, Betty .Tean Roth, Ruth Yoder, Marjorie Detweiler. . Compliments of MAPLECREST TURKEY FARMS - Kalona, Iowa Football Defensive Offensive KALONA LUMBER CO. - We strive to pl ease - Phone 2.61 37 S t t Takm lt easy. Tw ice ar ound the track. Time out for re- fresher. Strike two. Wonder ii he made 1 Pyramids . Rear view. P11511 UPS- I ' - Think you'11 is make it? W, 'ii Get that rebound. - Cleanin' off the -I court. N f+ JA 4 I Nice shot, Wally. 1 A tn e f sn . , Jump ball. L . g e if 1 A' W . 54 1 Y V -5 A -1 - Til? 5 ' 2. e 'ig 1 M f N ' w i ll, Q, N 4 e 'D X? Alert fielder. Kiu the umpire. Third if .4 ii.. Donn: pak the building down. is he doing it right Q ohne may How Kong can he hang? 1 1 Is is on the line ? ot too bot 5 game- , .fl K' ,V SSIVU. olhe on, team I praise God for His wondrous love that even a sinner as unworthy as I can inherit eternal life. I also thank God for the way He has led me in the past and for the way He has an- swered prayer. To me, it is a won- derful privilege to be able to attend a Christian school like I. M. S. and want, by G0d's grace, to live a life that glorifies His name that I xnay win others to Hirn. In --Betty Lee Whitmore 1 thank Godiafi' His grieatflbye in sending His only Son, Jesus Christ, upon this earth, and that this Son was willing to die on the cross for my sins. I am thankful, too, that Christ is now at the right hand of God in- terceding for me, and that the Holy Spirit gives me full assurance of salva- tion, --Arvilla Gingerich Praise be to God that He became so meek that He could save a sinner like me, Whatever God wants me to do I'm going to do it, no matter what I may have to give up or where I may have to go. The Lord bought me with a price. Praise His holy name. --John E. Bell Stop? think! of Christ's -g-reat love and humility to mankind. He be- came human and yet divine, was born in a lowly stable, mocked, Sfroufsssf sfemd Wifitlfsg- He bclregit a-H for me. This was not enoughg He was nailed to the cross to shed His blood for me that I may have 522'-lasting-life. - -E sther, Ropp I greatly appreciate I. M. S.: I am glad for Christian associates, be - cause precious moments in fellow- ship with true Christian friends and in communion with God are to be found here. At the end of the first semester I could easily feel growth in my Christian life. I believe that the spiritual environment and the Christian service given through channels sponsored by the school will do the same for every Chris- tian who attends I.M.S. --Ray Horst I thank God that He led me to I.M.S. He has blessed me in many ways since Iyielded my all to Him. Full-time service for God is my prayer. --Wilma Troyer Jesus is all the world to me, my life, my joy, my all. He is my strength from day to day, without Hina I would fall . W Iwas greatly in- spired by Spirit- ual Life Week and want to live a more devoted life for my Lord ' and in all my ways acknowledge Him and He' shall dire ct my paths, Clair Brennernanf Psalms 27:1 - The Lord is my light. and my salvation: whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strengthgof my life of whom shall I be afraid? - Arliss Swartzendruber Christ, who is ever faithful, is mine and Iam His. He who is the truest friend that I ever had daily becomes sweeter and more precious. ' 42 - -.Tessve Hostetler 160'-Gd M- The Harvest Truly is Plenteous, But The Laborers Are Few To help Christian young people realize and have a concern for the great need of telling others of Christ, one week is set aside during each school year when this need is emphasized by a guest speaker. As a Christian's thoughts are centered upon the need of telling of the great love of Christ to others and as one realizes the sinful conditions which the world is in, one cannot help but have a great desire and urge in his heart to tell others of the greatest story which has ever been told. It is the.tender love of Chr ist that promotes any consecrated young person to ever want to make his life a life of service in the Kingdom of our Master. When one has experienced the great love of Christ in his heart, and when one's life is fully consecrated to God, he cannot help but have in the depths of his heart an earnest desire to tell those yet in darkness of Christ and His great love so that they too may experience the fulness of joy and happiness which God gives to His children. After a young Christian has begun to realize that many souls are without Christ, that concern should grow continually until there is real compassion for the lost, The vision which some have received is strengthened dur ing Mission Emphasis Week and where a vision has not yet been received one is received in the lives of more students. As this vision grows, zealousne ss and enthusiasm to share Christ with others should also grow. After one realizes the need of spreading the Gospel, and that we are the ones whose duty it is, Christ continually becomes more real to us. One not only more fully realizes what The Great Corr1mission really means during Mission Emphasis Week, but one is also drawn into a closer and sweeter fellowship with Christ. During this week which is set aside, one is definitely made to realize that The Harvest Truly Is Plenteous, But The Laborers Are Few. Iessye Hostetler. Chapel What is love? lt is forgetting self, and seeking to serve others. Love Who Wi11SP2BkfhiS morning? stands when all else falls. Br othe r Gue nger ich. Y To make the most of life we must N love for a purpose, serve God, and consider others. Max Yoder, Christ seeks not yours, but you. Miss Miller, Lift your glad v0iCCS-- Student Chapel Committee First Semester: Keith King, Chairman Emma Schlabach Donna Spicher Second Semester: Daniel Miller, Chairman Eunice Yoder Darlene Eichelberger Student Prayer eetilng Committee First Semester: Marlin Zook, Chairman .Tessye Hostetler John Bell Lorena Brenneman Second Semester: Stanlee Kauffman, Chairman Ruth Yoder Dorothy Logan Norma Hershberger Chapel and Prayer eeting The students' school life is not all assignments, tests, and study, but each day they as- semble in the chapel room for spiritual guidance and meditation on the Word of God. A mem- ber of the faculty or a guest speaker leads us in our meditation. During the students' weekly schedule, two periods are cut short and each class has a twenty -minute prayer meeting. Here those in faraway lands as well as those right here at home are remembered by some Christian student. --Doris Gnagey. Compliments of CASH FEED 8: PRODUCE - Wellman, Iowa - Phone 228 - Wally 8: Herman The three necessary developments in the'Christian's life are physical, moral, and spiritual. John Y. Swartzendruber, Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right. If we cannot be obedient to our parents, how can we be to God? We would be out of practice. When God pleads with you, harden not your hearts! We must take Christ only : there can be no reser- vation. Fred Erb. Ee perfect before Godf We must look at the irnage of Christ and we become as His irnage. i Virgil Brenneman. God wants you and me on His waiting list, even though He hasn't called us to a particular place of service. Max Yoder. You areasnear to God a.-s you are to the person you love least. ' g. Br other Guengerich. ,W - .1 cr' 36.1, MW Eugene Blos ser Il be Guest Speakers Max Yode r Christine Weaver at Mother -Daughter -Banquet. C. F. Yake E, VIRGIL BOWERS - Excavating - Grading - Phone 2681 - Iowa City, Iowa Again the need for spiritual re- freshrnent was felt among some attend- ing our school. Brother Frederick Erb, Detroit, Michigan, consented to come and bring to us a series of messages from .Tanuary Z6 to Feb- ruary 7. Much time was spent in earnest, sincere prayer that the Holy Spirit have His way among us. Real revival took place. The Spirit convicted souls of the ir sin and many prayers for forgiveness as- cended to the throne of grace. New decisions were made and victories won for Chr ist. Let us go forward with higher goals of Christian living: Mary Lois Swartzendruber, Spiritual Emphasis Wee From September Z5 to October 6 the first Spiritual Life Week was held with Br other Milo Kauffman, former president of Hesston College, as guest speaker. Christians were strength- ened in the faith and given encouragement to live closer to their Lord. Some students found as- surance of salvation for the first time. Private talks with Brother Kauffman proved to be very inspirational and helpful. - A group of Christian students banded them- selves together to carry out Christ's command, Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature. We call this band the Chr ist- ian Workers' Band. It is composed of seventy- six members, and each one is ready and willing to help whenever possi- ble. A number of activities are being carried on, some of which are jail services, Gospel teams, visitation in old people's homes and hospitals, and sponsoring student pray- er meetings. ' -- Surely the Lord will Christian Workers' Band Members: John Bell, Loretta Bender, Elaine Birky, Harold Blosser, John Blough, Marjorie Bontrager, Curtis Brenneman, Edith Brenneman, Richard Brenneman, Ruby Brenneman, Mar- jorie Detweiler, Arthur Eash, Carlye June Eash, Darlene Eichelberger, Arvilla Gingerich, Marianna Gingerich, Doris Gnagey, Mary Gnagey, Connie Hershberger, Jessye Jost- etler, Joan Hochstetler, Keith Hochstetler, Manford Host- etler, Phyllis Hochstetler, Samuel Hochstetler, John Kauff- man, Norman Kennel, Keith King, Carolyn Kinsinger, Stan- ley Litwiller, Dorothy Logan, Anna Mae Marner, Jirn Marner, Lois Miller, Carolyn Miller, Laurel Miller, Veva Miller, Esther Ropp, Darlene Roth, lla Roth, Lila Roth, Melvin Roth, Minta Rutter, Dorothy Schrock, Jim Shettler, Bill Shettler, Dale Stutzman, Fern Stutzman, Twila Stutzman, Mary Louise Smucker, Arliss Swartzendruber, Margaret Swartzendruber, Mary Elva Swartzendruber, Mary Kate Swartzendruber, Mary Lois Swartzendruber, Emma Schlabach, John Troyer, Lynn Troyer, Wilma Troyer, Ronnie Weaver, Clayton Wenger, Eunice Yoder, Joe Yoder, Lois Yoder, Marlene Yoder, Ruth Yoder, President-Marlin Zook, Vice -President-Ray Horst, Secretary-Treasurer-Anna Mary Yoder. Ja in se rv ice s outs ide tonight! bless each one who helps in this work, Marlin Zook Won't you come again? Reactions to We are here to serve you and we are always happy to do so, - WELLMAN SAVING BANK L wzn-'unite Christmas carols Pea Ridge, Cherry Box, Hannibal -- since January 9- 11 these are more than mere The first team names for at least six people. but not the last It was then that five students and one faculty rrmember, com- prising a Gospel team, made their way into northern Mis- V souri. Daring to Stand for j Christ was the theme of the program given each night, us- ually to a small but appreciative group. As the se young peo- ple spoke and sang they were strengthened in their Christian GOSPEL TEAM witnessing, so necessary to spiritual growth. Visiting with and singing for shut'-ins was another irnportant part of this trip. 1. Loading up, Christ's cornmission to go and preach was given not only to ministers and missionaries: it was a intend- Z. Oops, we forgot -- ed for each disciple of His from Chr ist's day on through , the ages, even to the year 1953. Praise God for such opportun- 3. Farewell, friends, ities and for consecrated youth who are willing to grasp these ' opportunities: 4. Amos, at Pea Ridge, Ada Schrock. 5. Hannibal host entertains. 6, Sang for Minta's grandmother, WILDEVR GRAIN COMPANY - Grains, Seed, Feed, Coal, Fertilizer, Drain Tile - Phone 34 . Parnell, Iowa 1 BACK ROW: THIRD ROWN: SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: The most beautiful singing imaginable on earth is only a foreshadowing of what it will be in heaven when we sing the song of Moses and the Lamb. The purpose is the same - to praise God and glorify His Son. Alvin I. Blough. Mixed Chorus .Tennis Her shberger, Ioan Hochstetler, Carlye June Eash, Clayton Bender, Wallace Brenneman, Leslie Hochstetler, Ned Miller, Clair Brenner-nan, Darlene Roth, Carolyn Kinsinger. Wilma Marner, Anita Ivlarner, Wilma Troyer, .Tim Christner, Manford Hos- tetler, Arliss Swartzendruber, Norman Kennel, John Blough, Mary Lois Swartzendruber, Eunice Yoder, Lois Yoder. Mary Elva Swartendruber, Anna Mary Yoder, Rary Horst, John 'Troyer, Daniel Miller, Loran I-Iershberger, Stanlee Kauffman, Edith Brenneman, Carolyn Miller, Glennis I-lershberger. Lois Marner, Elvira Oskolkow, Marjorie Detwe iler, Harold Blosser, Caroll Whetstone, John Burkholder, Keith King, Mary Louise Smucker, Marianna Gingerich. Not in picture: Marjorie Bontrager, Emma Schlabach, Alice Miller, Gene Bender, Vernon Miller. HESSELSCHWERDTS - It Will Pay to Trade with E. I. - Kalona, lowa rto 52 Chorus Tou Nebraska 'x .5 Everybody ready ? Arff Arf: We 're home . FAR-MER W , here 5 the bus? S FEED MILL Feed, Grain, B ob, at East Fairview and Fertilizexx- Phone 219 - K alona , Iowa I en s, Chorus THIRD ROW: Wallace Brennernan, Clayton Bender, Arliss, Swartz- endruber, .Tim Christner, Stanlee Kauffman, Clifford Miller, Leslie Hochstetler. SECOND ROW: Daniel Miller, John Troyer, Loran Hershberger, Joseph Yoder, Caroll Whetstone, Nor man Kennel, Brother Blough. FIRST RCW: lvfelvin Roth, Harold Blosser, Marlin Zook, Sterling Schweitzer, Ray Horst, .Tohn Burl: lolder, John Blough. Not in picture: Jim Shettler, Vernon Miller. 1 rtette BoyS Qua Onjuflre Soph i' i ROLD BLOSSER HA N C16 T RAY HORS VERNON MILLER O D - UGH JOHNNY BLO 52 Do ' 1 Ladxes Chorus M THXRD ROKN1 Dorothy Logan, Wanda Swartzendruber, Wnfna Troyer, Mary E-Xva Swartzendruber , Ioan Hochsreder , DarXene Roth, Car oXyn Kinsinger, Eur other Bmngh. SECOND ROW: MarXene Yoder , Ewa Faye Bedder , Lois Nbrner, Mary Lois Swartzendrnber, Lorena Brennerrxan, Fern Sturm- 1060. FXBST ROW1 'Dor othy Yoder , E-Xvira Oskokkow , Mar3or ie Detyveher Edith Brennernan, Mar ianna Cvingerich, Lois Yoder Mary Louise Srnncker. .La ' dies' Sext - M M E ttg - MA A OSK MAE 105 IE DQIIEITSW R T Z EN Q Lo DURBER ED IS 1TH BRENXSSSR N M7INB ORNS - Chick S and F CA eed for profit - v YN KINSING Williamsb ER ufg, 10W a 2' EIL-IE-SEFLECTOR vei. V11 Ne. 7 December 19, 1952 THE STAFF Editor ........ .... L ois Yoder .Tunior Editor . . . . . .Joan Hochst' Feature Editor ............. M Artist ........ Margar Reporters: Religi Busin Typi Produc i Sponsor a:::::4o::m'f::o::::: The Re during the of Iowa Men Subscript eighty -five af: 295 af: :le :Q: :ia ak :is :Zz :ir ah :lc :lc :1: :Is :1: :lc :lc ak :',: a1::5c :jz al: rl: 22: 221 211 P11 P EDITORIAL Since New Years is less away, I believe it is entirely to think about making a cer before the first is here. I' resolution could be made would be of great value to to carry it out. It is very sirnple to do. required of you is to terrible catastrophe . something about your mis you can be thankful. Hgre are have a flat tire, just be glad that the car wasn't wrecked instead of complaining about a little delay. If the cows get out, can't you be thankful that the pigs aren't out too? And what about that new dress you were going to make, but you made a mistake and cut all of the pieces out wrong. You are probably wondering how you could be thankful for making such a foolish mistake, But can't you be glad for the lesson you should have learned, if you didn't, of being more careful? Now, do you get the point, or does it still' sound ridiculous? 54 I'l1 admit that sometimes you have to stretch your imagination pretty far to find something to rejoice about when everything goes wrong, but it just makes your troubles seem so small if you think thing much worse that might have Why don't you resolve to start his right now so that in the next you will become so accustomed t that you won't break it after Remember, I'l1be trying it HRISTMAS SEASON res we will see -.1 almost every good sized store ng of familiar carols, ing 'round in barrels. here a Christmas Tree. en't having what you call minute shopping has to There are plenty of grown-ups and pre sents galore . And something that'll make you think tw ice Is when Santa says, Have you been nice ? But what will you say, if you can't 'tves ? a good girl OI' say gay, I was bad, I guess . boy, will fill you w ith around. so pretty city. ad Christ- real reason. ay, glad Chr ist - Carl Miller CHORUS PROGRAM SCHEDULE East Union December 18 West U1'1iO1'1 December 19 Daytonv ille December Z 8 Sugar Creek December 30 7:45 7:45 7:30 7:45 , Q. 1 .I L o - 'P U I Qg, 9-S Q3 Cf ,I 'D , S BER EM M KEY 48' I 4 1 mux!Z1ff0A7 W 7 7 7 I . 5 ' J .1, . 7, 7 0 Z - ?v I 7 . 1 2 4 f 7.7 ' f 7 , - K :f f 2.7 , 92' S: Reflector ,f N Lv- Gif Staff Editor: Lois Yoder Junior Editor: Joan Hostetler Feature Editor: Marlene Yoder Artist: Margaret Swartzendruber Business Manager: Manford Hochstetler Production Manager: Alvin Miller Typists: Emma Schlabach Alice Miller Donna Spicher ' Reporters: f Ruth Yoder Darlene Eichelberger .Tim Christner Sponsor: Alice Miller M as my if , , it ' ' ., sr ' Wg , V ,veq , Q f Y. , o X , ' I A we w ., 'ipzff f A 45. . Y' 1 if 1 f. DYQUJR -muah: Literaries Since this is the first Friday afternoon of the month, let's take a peek at one of the .most unpredictable activities of I. M. S. -- the literary societies. In Room A the Adelphians are orally presenting the first issue of .Toetown Journal. Laughter issues from the Physics Lab. where the originality of the Excelsiors is ex- ercised as they read the Valentine verses they have just written. Uncle Remus fBilly Shettlerj entertains the Kre ittons fin the Biology Lab., with the old familiar story of the tar baby. Going upstairs to Room C we find all the loyal Prirnas on the edges of the ir chairs, some with plezased grins, others with doubled fists and scowls. You see, Wally and Gordon are debating the merits and demerits of Fords and Chevies. In the literaries students may air opinions on anything from politics to Iowa mud. While doing this they gain and develop speaking skills. Singing is also an- important part of our programs and through this some new and interesting ensembles are created. . Literaries at l. M. are educational, entertaining and important to 'a' well-balanced school life. . Mary Louise Smucker. 144 ' GATES MPLEMENT co. af W. L. c.A'i'Es'cHEvRoLET - Phone 64 - Kamna, Iowa 1 Student Council Manford Hostetler, President: Paul '1.'. Guengerich, Sponsor: Anna Mary Yoder, Vice-Presb dent: Margaret Swartzendruber: Vernon Miller: Arlin Yoder: Arliss Swartzendruber: Joan Hochstetler, Secretary: Margaret I. Swartzendruber. SOME VVORK THE COUNCILAHELPED PLAN AND ACCOMPLISH. 1, Let's sell Christmas cardsl A basket of fruit for Milo Kauffman. 3, Park two rows of cars along the south W . XY' im? 351EQ3J6xiil2uK833S'l!sii5FZdi-ZXFULY4'-2,iviifwieg3555W 'UY '5f7T'-' 'FN-wiE?',3'L 74w',,gL, 2,,,71B1Y'f4V9EW.i ,::W,1..z5z: ' f -' Jack-mn-The-BOX Nice fender . Snapp Snaps V Moving the quonset. Juni 0 , I' girls nut Junior gi:-1 S. Chine se PFBYET-' - N tins. 1 ' 'aww I . ws Before-After Bet it broke the camera. Adam Az Eve I GREEN CENT 1 Waiting for Que bus . ER BOOK ROOM - Sacred Records, A , What a ilyf 'wg V N 1 gwxx 4-my 4 :9-Z.-1,1 mg W.. 5, mai 'W' 4 Qsgm' M faq S Ewa ME Www Heads 8: Tails Bibles, Supplies - Parnell, Iowa. Ugg? if 632165 'LQ 4 z Fun ithout Fuss Narrator? ? 1 Senior party, New socks? V The Tree'of Life Is it good? Squat. H Kz H FEED SERVICE - A Full Line of KENT FEEDS - Phone ZZ - Wellman Our Parties S010 by A' J. Blough. Three dips each. Old Woman, Old Woman. Filling or emptying? and the floods Came UP The judgment shall be pronounced upon s IKE YODER - Auctioneering - Phone 96 - Kalona, Iowa. Prize Winning Pictures 'LOA ne afxe 13,49 Thom as 6- fy! O ca 1Tl.,.NX Ex VTX 3. IV os-kt? Here we go round Thxrd prxze Ioan Erb 'fffff' 4 ,- if ... 6 -h 'Q' vw fi-K ' AY.- 4 2 S00 ff-6' we ' qc Own 64 b 50 ooo Compliments of KALONA SALES BARN - General Auctioneering - Kalona, Iowa. 1 ef Vise and Utherwise -'IWW 1. School Mascot. Z. Errors - CWPM. 3. No traffic laws then. 4. Now smile. 5. Nuts! 6. I'11 be down when the chores are done. ade at Company Inc IHC - Phone 399 - Wellman, Iowa 1 Y v 'if' A11 B00d thin 8 from above. S come I 5 - -1 1 ' Z A 1 . B ' S -.M Q sy 1 5' L. A 4 , H ...-514, . T -U K. 3 g:W,..3Z.:w1f,wg K Q K ., as L L - iiifffff-My ' A ' f' Q W . g ' ,Q V .. I was V 'I . w L FN : w W ' +A. . ., xi. .Q ' Q 4 . I 3 Y 1. Tug'O-War Z. Scorekeeper Whaf'S up 'P - C ontenfment ww? fk,1'r.'Lf vw. Shri! L lndustr ious L! g Qzbsif di Q Pg! 22, Mffligjii ,f 1 -,-,,,,5,,tAQ'Q1..u . Q W, M af Qiviifwg , - 1: J W f ylwfwififfff QQ WMM . Lfmfw W gif My ii S vw 'aigfjl-,-if ere shall we if ff ' 553 S W! KNEE? EMM ,, , 4Wr:fQ J 5f J ' ll.-van. -. MJ. Q I vs 4' LOOK FOR THE sQ,s ff' CONGRATULATIONS O 0 QQ, 50 s, l 0 :Qf 1' I? .SIGN OF THE g 0,4 ips CLASS GF W Qs 1? ,f -ggi:--.-::i -- OLD DUTCH MILL ',, ,,,f,,, , 1953 I l f THIS IS YOUR GUARANTEE OF QUALITY FEEDS Be sure to consult YODERS for any Of the following 1. Complete feeding programs for Swine, Poultry, Cattle Sz Turkeys. 2. Feed deliveries can be made either in sacks Or in bulk. 3. Feeds are manufactured in meal, pellets Or in crumblized form. 4. Custom grinding, shelling, mixing Sz Oat hulling. 5. Cash buyers of all farm grains. 34 +A ,QQ .1159 X, I 4 f , mi 1 n ,1 If A 1f2 'f2! 00 QQ , , 0 Av . O, . - Q, 'Q ' 0' FEED MILL, Frylewn HATGHERY, Kalmna FOR HIGHEST QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT WASH NGTON COUNTY FARM STORES, INC. SALES J. I. CASE OLIVER SERVICE WE BUILD FOR TOMORROW BY THE SERVICE OF TODAY WASHINGTON KALONA Phone 698 .Phone 145 'IOWA l... MiLLER'S GARAGE WEST CHESTER, IOWA CHRYSLER Sz PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE ' V 2-3 Plow 3O 3-4 Plow H44-4 3 Plow H44-6 MASSEY-HARRIS FARM MACHINERY NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT FULL LINE OF FERGUSON FARM MACHINERY NEW HOLLAND BALERS 8a MYERS ELEVATORS PHONE 31 WEST CHESTER wk .Mil Q-bi ai? M. .fs w . ! i -:Q I Yoc:ler's Hatchery, Inc. VERNON KINSINGER, MGR. POULTRY, CULLING Sz GENERAL FLOCK SUPERVISION WE BUY POULTRY 8z EGGS CARRY A FULL LINE OF YODER'S FEEDS SEMI-SOLID BUTTERMILK PRODUCTS FULL LINE OF JAMESWAY EQUIPMENT PHONE 90 KALONA IOWA CHEVROLET - SALES Sz SERVICE U.S. TIRES - DELCO BATTERIES WELLMAN, IOWA EXTRA QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED BY Wellman Co-op. Creamery FINE CREAMERY BUTTER - BUTTERMILK POWDER A. C. KRAFT, MANAGER 8: BUTTER MAKER PHONE 145 WELLMAN IOWA Graber Plumbing 81 Healing CRANE, AMERICAN STANDARD PLUMBING ARMSTRONG FURNACES - COAL, OIL OR GAS WATER HEATERS - ELECTRIC OR GAS WATER PUMPS - WATER SOFTENERS PHONE WELLMAN OR SHARON WELLMAN IOWA LAND CLEARING BULLDOZING Roy L. Yoder EARTH MOVING OF ALL KINDS TILING WITH A BUCKHYE MACHINE TRENCHING WITH A JEEP TRENCHER 314 YD. DRAGLINE PHONE 2 ON 9 I WELLMAN IOWA I Kalona Motor 81 Implement I WARREN EICHELBERGER - PAUL BRENNEMAN ' DE soTo - PL-YIvIoUTH AUTOMOBILES MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE Sz FERGUSON FARM MACHINERY PHONE 299 KALON A IOWA Ka ona Oli Co. DISTRIBUTORS OF SKELLY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS GASOLINE - FUEL OILS - MOTOR OILS - GREASES FOR COMPLETE TANK-WAGON SERVICE DELMAR SCHLABAUGH - RALPH MILLER OWNERS PHONE 95 KALON A IOWA Field Seeds Brenneman Seecl Store RICHARD YODER, OWNER SEEDS THAT GROW Garden Seeds Flower Seeds Bulbs Pet Supplies 217 EQ COLLEGE ST. Inoculants Fertilizer Peat Moss CUSTOM SEED CLEANING PHONE 6501 IOWA CITY, IOWA Twin County Co-op. Dairies, inc. MANUFACTURERS OF KALONA SWISS CHEESE PHONE NO. 11F26 KALONA IOWA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 FROM THE Guflfuers Studio HOME OF FINE PHOTOGRAPHS WASHINGTON, IOWA 206 SOUTH IOWA ,Q fiiilski sg V - ,,.M. as W JOHNSON MANUFACTURING CO. Johnson Welding Service Arc and Acetylene Welding - Pipe Thawing Phone 289 Kalona, Iowa ' KALONA ELEVATOR Larro Farm Tested Feeds - Feed Mixing 8: Grinding Where Economy Rules Phone 235 Kalona, Iowa CUSTOM BALING 8g CORN PICKING Rueben M. Miller Phone l1Fl0 Route 3 Kalona, Iowa KALONA SALE BARN LUNCH Open at Every Sale Where you can eat cheaper than at home. Kalona I Iowa X 1 TROYER CONOCO SERVICE Tires - Batteries - Washing - Greasing Tractor Tire Repairing 8: Wheel Balancing Cleo Troyer Phone 26 T Kalona, Iowa EAST END OIL CO. Complete Skelly Service Tractor Sz Car Tires - Batteries Sz Accessories - Car Washing Wilbur W. Yoder, Mgr. Phone 105 Kalona, Iowa STRICKLER BROS. Grinding - Mixing Flour - Feed - Molasses - Eggs - Poultry 8: Wool Phone 150 V Kalona, Iowa YODER MOTOR CO. Ford Sales - Service - CPhone 213 and YODER IMPLEMENT CO. Dearborn Implement Sales Phone 87 Kalona, Iowa Compliments of SIMON B-RENNEMAN Sharon Garage General Repair Work Phone Sharon 2 on 38 Sharon, Iowa JOETOWN STORE Groceries 8: General Trucking Paul J . Hershberger Phones: Kalona 03F7, Sharon 6 on 27, Wellman 3 on 27 When You Think of Corn - Think First of FUNK'S G HYBRIDS As Good As the Best and Better Than Most Ephraim Brenneman Phone Sharon 24-32 Kalona, Iowa WATKINS PRODUCTS We Don't Sacrifice Quality For Price You Deserve the Best. in Household anddlfarrn Line Products Buy Them from Don Scheetz, Your Watkins Dealer Oxford Iowa Eggs Poultry WELLMAN PRODUCE CO. Schlabaugh 8: Miller Lassy Sz Wayne Feeds Phone 82 Wellman, Iowa Compliments of EHRENFELT SHOE STORE Shoes for the Family Phone 4 Wellman, Iowa Fountain Service Meals Sz Short Orders CAPPER'S CAFE ' Charles Capper, Owner Phone 151 Wellman, Iowa Compliments of JACK DROZ Chiropractor First Door North Drug Store Phone 340 Wellman, Iowa Custom Feed Grinding Grains - Roughage - Hay - Cobs GID CHRISTNER Phone 2 on 7 Wellman, Iowa Compliments of HOME GAS CO. Propane - Pentane - Gas Appliances Plumbing Heating Phone 52 Wellman, Iowa Furs-Wool B. D. DUWA FUR 81 WOOL CO. Phone 10F33 Kalona, Iowa PHILLIPS TANK SERVICE Tires 8: Oil Ralph Brenneman Phone 300 Kalona, Iowa KEPLER HARDWARE Shellane Jobber Kalona, Iowa Phone 110 Res. Phone 264 General Electric Refrigerators - Plumbing Sz Heating Modern Appliances Compliments of YODER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 35 Kalona, Iowa Compliments of JEFF G. YODERS' BUTCHER SHOP Custom Butchering Yoder's Homemade Sausage Phone 368 Kalona, Iowa When You Build Build a Home, Not Just a House DON MILLER Kalona, Iowa Builder of Fine Homes ,4 ffl in ii: niufid ,- -I' ' IOETOWN GARAGE Automotive Service 61 Supplies H. B. Brenneman RIVERSIDE SHELL SERVICE Firestone Tires Batteries G Accessories Ict. 218 6 1 Iowa City, Iowa Ioetown, Iowa Les Kemph Compliments of Bread Doughnuts WALLACE GINGERICH BAKERITE BAKERY General Repairing :S Welding . Phone 76 Kalona, Iowa Ioetown, Iowa ' Rolls Pastries Congratulations, Seniors '53 FRYTOWN GROCERY 6. APPLIANCES Mr. 6: Mrs. Eli Mast, Proprietors Phone ll on 32 Kalona, Iowa SIMON 6 HENRY MULLET General Trucking Kalona, Iowa BROWN'S CONOCO SERVICE Appreciates Your Business Burlington-Clinton Sts. Iowa City, Iowa BENTECO FOOD STORE Save Everyday - The Benteco Way Phone 86 Wellman, Iowa I Custom Baling For Good Dependable Seed Corn New Holland Wire Tie See DUANE E. YODER GEORGE W. BELL Phone 31178 Kalona, Iowa Phone 315 Wellman, Iowa General Trucking SHERMAN MILLER Phone 23F8 Kalona, Iowa WELLMAN CLEANERS Water Repellent Cleaning - Dyeing Phone No. 9 Compliments of SHARON GROCERY Clifford I. Yoder Phone 2 on 8 Sharon, Iowa Compliments of F. R. LEWIS Department Store and 5c to 31.00 Store Phone 126 Wellman, Iowa LANGLEY'S IEWELRY Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Hamilton - Elgin - Bulova Williamsburg, Iowa Fine Watch Repairing GUS O'DONNELL HARDWARE Plumbing - Heating General Hardware Williamsburg, Iowa YODER MOTOR COMPANY You Can Pay More But You Can't Buy Better Williamsburg, Iowa SMITH MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet Sales 6: Service A1lis4Cha1mers Farm Equipment Phone 321 Williamsburg, Iowa Ford Sales 6. Service Wrecker Service WADE FORD MOTORS D-X Tank Wagon Service Full Line D-X Products Phone 311 or 760 Wellman DON SWARTZENDRUBER CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Iowa City 6: Kalona Dr. S. A. Neuman Dr. R. G. Schreffler 3312 137 SWARTZENDRUBER HARDWARE CO. Hardware ol Sporting Goods. l. W. Swartzendruber and Paul Noffsinger Phone 78 Wellman, Iowa BOB HOUSEAL Radio ol Television Phone 97 Wellman, Iowa Compliments of R. C. BOYER Chiropractor Phone 50 Wellman, Iowa WELLMAN LOCKER SERVICE It's Better When It's Wrapped in Cellophane Phone 270 Wellman, Iowa WELLMAN FEED MILL B. H. MaCarthy, Owner Milford Shettler, Manager Wellman, Iowa VIC'S HOME APPLIANCE Farm Gr Home Wiring .Washers - Ranges - Refrigerators Amana Freezers V. Rampelberg Phone 32 Wellman, Iowa LONGWELL STOCKYARDS Buyer Cattle 61 Hogs Duane Longwell - Francis Longwell Phone 20 on 68 Wellman, Iowa ROSS SEVERT Real Estate of Farm Loans Phone No. 211 Wellman, Iowa Compliments of DRS. MILLER 6. MILLER Wellman, Iowa EIMEN DRUGS Prescriptions - Veterinary Supplies Soda Fountain - Gifts Paints - Glass - Wallpaper Phone 244 Wellman, Iowa ROY DURIAN WEST SIDE MARKET R901 Estate 5 Farm Loans Groceries, Vegetables df Fruits Pl'10ne 139 Wellman, Iowa Phone 368 Wellmqn, Iowa For the Finest in Petroleum Products Call ALBERT L. CPRINCEJ YODER Sinclair Agent Phone 56 or Red 56 Wellman, Iowa HOME GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Ice Cream - Pop , Leota Perrin, Proprietor Daytonville, Iowa KALONA CREAMERY Butter and Old-fashioned Ice Cream Kalona, Iowa REX'S D-X SERVICE Rex Allensworth Handiest Corner In Town Complete Line of D-X :Sf Firestone Products Kalona, Iowa YOUR COMMUNITY CLEANERS The Type of Cleaning You Prefer Phone 273 Kalona, Iowa Good Luck, Seniors, 1953 CONKLIN'S BARBER SHOP Kalona, Iowa SNAIR HARDWARE CO. Hardware - Furniture - Plumbing Hotpoint Appliances Phone 42 Kalona, Iowa THOMAS H. MILLER Income Tax Service Notary Public Kalona, Iowa DR. ORIE I. GINGERICH Dentist Phone 152 Kalona, Iowa Phillips Service YODER'S PHILLIPS SS General Auto Repairing - Accessories Kalona, Iowa ECLIPSE LUMBER CO. C. R. Decker, Manager Kalona, Iowa DR. ROGER G. FELDMAN Veterinarian Office Phone 81, Res. Phone 205 Kalona, Iowa SHADY INN Kalona, Iowa Congratulations Senior Class oi '53 KALONA NEWS Kalona, Iowa O. L. ROGERS. DRUGGIST The Rexall Store Kalona, Iowa KALONA SAVINGS BANK Since 1892 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Kalona, Iowa LANGLEY'S IEWELRY Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Hamilton - Elgin - Bulova Fine Watch Repairing Williamsburg, Iowa GUS O'DONNELL HARDWARE Plumbing - Heating General Hadrware Williamsburg, Iowa HOSTETLER FEED :S PRODUCE Feed - Fertilizer - Produce Phone 69 Kalona, Iowa HOME APPLIANCE STORE Stoves - Freezers - Refrigerators Complete Gas Service Bulk 6: Bottled Phone 278 Kalona, Iowa Chris Nafziger YODER MOTOR COMPANY You Can Pay More But You Can't Buy Better Williamsburg, Iowa Compliments oi IOHNSON COUNTY CREAMERY. INC. Bob, Gertrude, Larry, Delores SMITH MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet Sales :S Service Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment Phone 321 Williamsburg, Iowa HOME SERVICE COMPANY Dr. Reece, Owner Electric Wires - Appliances Radio Sales 61 Service Your Television Headquarters Compliments of MAPLECREST TURKEY FARMS - Wellman, Iowa FARMERS' SAVINGS BANK Bank With Us and You Can Bank on Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Kalona, Iowa Us I 61 M CAFE Wellman Iack 6 Marie Hesser Sandwiches - Homemade Pie Plate Lunches Fried Chicken - Steaks - Fish - Chops STANLEY W. PLANK Real Estate - Insurance Phone 180 Kalona, Iowa GLEN'S GARAGE General Repair Tires, Gas 6 Oils Phone 2 on 64 Wellman, Iowa Compliments of DRS. SATTLER 6. BECKMAN Physicians :S Surgeons Medical Building Office Phone 80 Kalona, Io G KENT FEEDS The Feed Without A Filler Rollie W. Yoder ' Parnell, Iowa w Compliments of WELLMAN LUMBER CO., INC. CDurian 6: Gingerich Companyl Phone 5 - Wellman, Iowa HARRIS 6. MCCLELLEN Auto Body Rebuilders Phone 310 Wellma Il. WELLMAN COAL COMPANY Phone 8 Wellman, Iowa GLIDER 6. CANOTT Auto Repairing 61 Welding Service w Phone 107 Wellman, Io CI WILLIAMSBURG LUMBER CO. All Kinds of Lumber Phone 23 MCSWIGGIN 61 UHLMAANN Pfaff Sewing Machines Lewyt Vacuum Cleaners Funeral Directing Williamsburg, Iowa KAUFFMAN SERVICE General Garage Repair Tires, Batteries df Accessories Electric -:Sf Acetylene Welding ' Oxford, Iowa COAST TO COAST STORE Hardware, Houseware, Electrical and Automatic Supplies Phone 307 Williamsburg, Iowa