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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1954 volume:

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W ,Woe ' e ai , Qi' l A 9 ' it ' , , t,, Foreword To our fellow schoolmates, friends, and generous parents We, as the class of 1954, gratefully present the Reverie To exhibit to others the functions of our school, To recall for us the events of this year and the preceding three. May our reveries be pleasant, enhanced by many a valuable activity Q i 5 5 5 s 5 i 4 1 E Q 10, A 'Yi k A Refverie of the School Year - -'mm-W - W. ,k,,, I ' ,,.,,.. H' W,.A V , , ,,.n il, , K A ' ,L A ' 21.231 Fu ,gfrizlgi '. ' r 5 V A fgikfy M nib A -2 Z , ...,i.., Y, V . A AVIVV I M,V,Z ,AL Alfnlz , - 'w A MyyA ' ? Ak 5 ff 5 ' ' k , V i ,Q ', L Hi: mx '- 111. ' 5 .. f H ' QV 425 . ,r i:1if?17i42Zv,JSTTZ , - 1 A IA in WWW Purpose of Christian Education If it is most effectively to serve the purpose of its existence, the Christian school dare not sacrifice scholastic excellence. Even though the financial burden of such a school rests with the church, the past nine years have proved that the academic program can be one' of high quality as necessary buildings, equipment, and personnel are secured. It is with a sense of deep gratitude that all who have an interest and concern for the program of I. M- S. thank God for what has been wrought. A ' Iowa Mennonite School is dedicated to the cause of molding character that has not only the respect of fellowmen, but above all, the approval of God. Life adjust- ments are important, but the most important thing to the Christian school is the spiritual life adjustments. The school is striving to shape vessels of consecra- tion that are willing togive to the Lord--money, prayers, and themselves. The success of what patrons, board members, and teachers have accomplished is not measured in' money values but rather in how well souls have been prepared for life and eternity. i - -Paul T. Guengerich Religious Welfare Board Local Board Dan J. Fisher, Silas Horst, John Y. Swart- Seated: Howard Gnagey, Dan J. Fisher, Walter zendruber, Max Yoder, Amos Gingerich. Marner, Warren Eichelberger. Standing: Clarence Hostetler, Wallace Eash Alvin Stoltzfus, Ray Hochstetler. RElF'S - Shopping Center,For The Entire Family - Kalona, Iowa u M7 t ? P l W 1 P 8 A ALVIN J. BLOUGH, Assistant Principal Matherhatics Music Physics Chorus 'fl'-3l CfODb 11 51 Ui frm 'UFO 51:5 'ffm 4 a PAUL T. GUENGERICH, Principal A Algebra Bible Doctrines Bible fFreshmenj Compliments Of HOME GAS COMPANY - Wellman, Iowa - Delmar Yoder - Leroy Miller A HERMAN ROPP U. S. History Church History Economics 8: Government New Testament Survey Christian Family Living '41'il C1ODP I1 W f33iQi . ALICE MILLER, Librarian Home Economics I 8: II English II CLAY TON GINGERICH Spanish General Science Biology Boys' Physical Education Compliments Of - FRANK J. PATTERSON - Moews Improved Hybrid Seed Corn - Since 1938 . e , .fgjl f. 1' ALVIN GRASSE, Maintenance MARY ELLEN HERSHBERGER, Secretary Junior Business V Girls' Physical Education l Agriculture l 8: ll To the Seniors May 18, 1954--an important date for thirty-three young people in the .Toetown vicinity! Twelve years of formal education lie behind you, and before you, opportuni- ties unlimited. At times in the past you became impatient with' the three R's, to say nothing of history, English, and biology. Some of you were eager to show the rest of us what you could do to help make the world a better place in which to live. ' And now the time has come! Those school days were days of preparation for what now lies ahead. Commencement Day, says Oliver Wendell Holmes, is the start- ing point in the race of life. It matters not so much which garb you choose to run in - overalls, housedress, nurse's uniform, or white collar - but it does matter how you run. Holmes says the important thing in this race is that you run as Weis- fyoul know how. May we add to that the words of the Apostle Paul, --run with patience the race that is set before fyoul, looking unto Jesus--. Run well, then, with your eyes fixed steadily on Christ, the goal. And then you should be able to say, at the finishing point in this race, I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. 6 gfucficff Llf ,wif-film :T .Y ' V ,ir ., l. CLASS OFFICERS President. . . . . . . . . . . . , . . Daniel Burkholder S Vice-President. . . ....... . . Loris Marner Secretary. . . . . . . . . .Donna Faye Gingerich Treasurer.. . . .. . . . . . .Eugene Kennel M Sponsor. .. . . . . . Alvin Grasse Mary Elaine Gingerich, Rosalie Bender, Frances Powell, Joy Yoder, Marlene Stutzrnan, Lucy Ann Gingerich- - K I .- L C Freshmen 4' W. 4 Donna Faye Gingerich, Wilma Schrock, Loris Sanford l-Iostetler, Charles Rhodes, Eugene Marner, Elaine Kennel, Esther Bontrager, Kennel, Robert Rensberger, Gary Miller, Ruby Yoder. Howard Schrock. WILDER GRAIN COMPANY - Grains, Seed, Purina Feed, Coal, Fertilizer, Drain l'ile Phone 34 - Parnell, Iowa 3 53 in 38 'ml i 1 Merle Miller, Norma Rapp, Jeanette Gingerich, Esther Yoder, Orpha I-lartzler, William Kruse Matgarete Oskolkow, Laverta Miller, Daniel Francis Litwiller, Gladys Swartzendruber Burkholder. Merle Brenneman, Judith Miller. Freshmen Allen Horst, Charlotteil-Ioylman, Anna Marie Delbert Roth, Juanita Moss, Esther Schrock, Detweiler, Wilford Yoder, Marlin Brenneman- Lowell Yoder. , MILLEPZLUMBER SUPPLY - Building Supplies, Paints, Wallpaper, Floor Covering Wellman, Iowa - Phone 45 A CLASS OFFICERS President ..................... Arlin Yoder Vice-President. . . ........ Arthur' Eash Secretary .............. Donna Eichelberger Treasurer ....... Mary Kate Swartzendruber Sponsor.... ..............HerrnanRopp Sarah Jane Swartzendruber, Margaret I. Swartzendruber, Mary Kate Swartzendruber, Twila Stutzman, James Zook, James Marner. A QV Donna Eichelberger, Samuel Hochstetler, Elaine Mi11er,'Car1 Miller, Elaine Birky Doris Gingerich, Alvin Diener, Keith Hoch- Charlotte Rhodes, Ronald Weaver. stedler, Kenneth Hochstedler- MELLINGER LUMBER COMPANY - Established 1879 - Phone 16 - Kalona, Iowa Kenneth King, Connie Hershberger, Fannie Nancy Graber, Richard Brenneman, Veva Marner, Mahlon Schweitzer, Mabel Campbell, Miller, Tx-eva Swartzendruber, Ruth Beachy, Joan Erb. Lynn Troyer. Phyllis Yoder, Anna Mae Marner, Laurel Janet Frey, Norman Stutzman, N01-ma Hersh- Miller, Clayton Wenger, Dorothy Yoder, berger, Curtis Brenneman, Charleen Gascho Arlin Yoder- Arthur Eash. E v E CLASS OFFICERS President ....... . . . . . . . Loran I-Iershberger Vice-President. . . ..... -. .John Blough Secretary .....,. . . . Marlene Chupp Treasurer .... . . . Mary Gnagey Sponsor. . . . .Alice Miller Mary Gnagey, Ronald Swartzendruber, Donald Swartzendruber, Wanda Swartzendruber, Joan Hochstejler. C L Juniors Lorena Brenneman, Paul Rupp, Rowena Bohlen, Gordon Marner, Calvin Swartzendruber, Loran Dale Miller, Janice Box-ntrager. Hershberger, Clair Brenneman, Dale Stutzman, Kay Marner. HESSELSCHWERDTS - It Will Pay To Trade With E. I. - Kalona, Iowa 44 Phyllis Hochstetler, Billy Shettler, Marlene Ray Horst, Marianna Gingerich, Minta Rutter, Chupp, Harold Blosser, Marilyn ChllPP. .Tohn Dorothy Logan, Gerald Nafziger. Blough- Not on picture: Garth Hershberger. Juniors. Specials: Fred Miller, Ellen Miller. STRICKLER'S GROCERY - Phone 62 - Kalona, Iowa Seniors CLASS OFFICERS President........... Vice-President. . . Secretary. . . . . . Treasurer:-. . . . Sponsor. . . . . . ,. DOROTHY YODER Red hairg dimplesp a friend to allg appreci- ates I. M. s. 18 . James Christnel . . .Marlene Yoder .. . . .. Lois Yoder Manford Hostetler . . . . . Ada Schrock ' ' i?3Y9E'f?f YT 1' WILMA TROYER Wil1ie' 9 Waylanditeg ready helper: talka tive: never lacks pep. GENE MILLER Enos 5 unassumizgg: agriculturalistz gives a helping handg friendly. JOSEPH YODER Joe g dry humorg camera fang able first baseman: unhurried. y HAROLD TROYER Hai-ry : son of the soil: seen but not heard unusual sense of humorg pursues knowledge RUTH YODER Ruthie i sterling Christian characters willing to serve: pocket-size edition: ping- pong enthusiast. MARY ELVA SWARTZENDRUBER Enjoys ice skatingi likes to chatter: doesn't let studies interfere with fun, first soprano. NORMAN KENNEL Kenne1s Q serious-mindedg wavy hairy knows his Bibleg passion for ice skating. 19 MARLIN ZOOK Fluent speaker: future missionary doctor? determination: hearty laugh. RUBY BRENNEMAN Adventurousi a merry hearty appreciates musicg zest for writing and talking. Z0- EDITH BRENNEMAN Edie ' musical interests' A-student' black wavy locks, infectious laugh. x MANFORD HOSTETLER Goes for sports: is both seen and heard an imitator: leadership ability. IJORETTA BENDER Willing worker: hidden sense of humor? studies when needs tog not easily discouraged. ARLISS TRAST Arlie : hails from Minnesota: studious, mischievous twinkle: blushes easily. STANLEY LITWILLER Stan g future farmer: left fielder? ready to aid: quiet. MARJORIE DETW EILER Lives her convictions, high soprano voice, talkative: ever ready brand of smiles. MARGARET SWARTZENDRUBER Mai-gie : appreciates the finer things science fang a friend to all: sincere. JOHN TROYER Expert athlete: future history teacher: prank- ster: kind-hearted. Z1 1 4. BETTY JEAN ROTH Immune to studiesg joker: unpredictable lnughg enjoys talking . ALVIN MILLER A1vie : teller of tall talesg mechanically- mindedg ready to argue: lots of fun. Blonde: likes fun: easy goingg congenial. ZZ LOIS MARNER EDITH DETWEILER tellectually curious: works much. High motives, few words well spokeng in- LOIS YODER Good athleteg accomplished pianistg has qualification for homemakingg refined nature. F QQ.. JAMES CHRISTNER Chris : science whiz: thinks in C A P I - M T A 'L S :witg sports fan. --n ANITA MARNER Go-getter: has a place in the kitchen: slim figure: studies only when necessary. Loves children: future nurse: graceful: cook- ing ability. CARO LYN MILLER DARLENE EICHE LB ERGER All-round athlete: companionable: can sew a fine seam : a good listener. EULA FAYE BECKLER Loyal to Nebraska: book worm: jocularg good gradesycome natural. ', ei' Z3 V T ERMADINE MILLER Speedy typist: agreeable personality: de- pendable altog demure. .Tim : football quarterback: an ear for rnusic: auto enthusiasm: classy clothes. MATHILDE BACHMANN Ti1lie : humble: dainty: reads much but speaks little: sweet disposition. JAMES SHETTLER MARLENE YODER a tease: humorist. Mose : imaginative: willing to be different: , PHILIP KINSLNGER Phil :we11-groomed: always ready to sleep: reliable tenor: tease. Z4 t 'Annu' - wc ec! -LQ' -f M. D. STUTZMAN Kingman, Alberta ,CLARENCE YODER Goshen, Indiana HARRY DIENER Hutchinson, Kansas Guest Speakers WILLIAM .TENNINGS Knoxville, Tennessee JESS KAUFFMAN Colorado Springs, Colorado MARCUS LIND Salem, Oregon ROYC ROTH Hesston, Kansas Spiritual Life Week Those of us who had been students at l. M. S. before this year were anticipating a time of spiritual refresh- ing during Spiritual Life Week. With Harry Shetler, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, as speaker, we enjoyed special chapel messages and individual conferences from Novem- ber 16 to November 25. Many new thoughts were brought to us to stimulate our Christian growth. For some it was an experience of having Christ made real and living in their lives and for others it was a help in making new commitments to Him, Certainly we, as a school, have benefited from these meetings and our one desire is that I- M. S. will continue to grow spiritually. Mary Elva Swartzendruber IVAN LIND Hesston, Kansas HARRY SHETLER Davidsville, Pennsylvania Compliments Of KALONA SALES BARN - Chester A. Miller 8: Simon Mullet - Kalona, Iowa Z7 ,YM 1 Christian Workers Band Our Christian Workers Band organized this year with seventy members. These members were called upon to do various kinds of Christian work. One means of witnessing was the jail service. Every two weeks on either Monday or Tuesday nights, a group went to the Iowa City jail to sing and give testimonies. A sponsor accompanied them to give a short message from the Bible. Every week, ward patients in the University Hospital in Iowa City heard some of their favorite hymns as a small group sang for them. They seemed to enjoy the singing and having the young people visit with them. This year we had about 2,500 tracts which were distributed by members of the organization. These silent messengers went out with prayers that they might reach those who would need the message and respond to it. We believe that the Christian work accomplished was done to the honor and glory of God, and that some people may have been blessed by our efforts. Ray Horst Jail Service MR. RO PP Sponsor Ruth Yoder, Secretary: Margaret Swartzen- druber, Vice-President: Ray Horst, President. Gospel Team of '53 I 'f Go Je and X' inTo preach ll Th We I a. e Csofzpel. I worlcf fl Mark lbw if K.. --Qi iff, 1 Student Chapel Committee First Semester: Second Semester: Norman Kennel Manford Hostetler Marianna Gingerich Clair Brenneman John Blough Charolette Rhodes W I' , o Chapel and Prayer Meeting After the first class each morning the students and faculty enter the chapel hall under our motto, In quietness, and in confidence shall be your strength. Isaiah 30:15. Usually we are guided in our meditation and 'prayer by a faculty memberg many times a visitor inspires us by sharing his thoughtsand experiences. Every Friday morning the students take charge of the chapel period, and everyone gets a chance at some time to be leader or chorister, to give a talk, or to participate in a special number of music. ' To permit the students to have voluntary prayer meeting, two classes are cut short every Monday morning. Each class meets in a separate room to ask God for guidance and to pray for one another and for other matters. Here at I- M. S., we certainly have many opportunities for developing spiritually. N orman Kennel Student Prayer Meeting Committee First Semester: Second -Semester: S Ruth Yoder Mary Elva Swartzendruber Clair Brenneman Paul Ropp Dorothy L- Yoder James Marner Lowell Yoder Donna Faye Gingerich , , ,, .A , W W ,, ,, mf, wmmg TCD qeiflxcfv Mixed SOPRANO: Wilma Troyer, Joan Hochstetler, Dorothy L. Yoder, Lois Marner, Phyllis Yoder, Fannie Marner, Marlene Chupp, Marjorie Detweiler, Mary Elva Swartzendrubery, Margaret I. Swartzendruber, Ruth Beachy, Doris Gingerich, Anita Marner. ALTOS: Mary Kate Swartzendruber, .Toan Erb, Charleen Gascho, Edith Brenneman, Connie Hershberger, Marilyn Chupp, Lois Yoder, Carolyn Miller, Janet Frey, Anna Mae Mar-ner, Marianna Gingerich. Y . i f , yye ,, l SIMON 81 HENRY MULLET - General Trucking - Kalona, Iowa Chorus v 'M ,.,. .,..,, 1 ' . , H X -E K , A N f E 1 .f 'K l A 5 in If ,Q ! fi gf? l 1' TENORS: BASS: ,, . ,gh ,L-1 Arthur Eash, James Christner, Jam Sh ttl H es e er, arold Blosser, Manford Hostetler, .Tohn Troyer, Marlin Zook, Philip Kinsinger. Arlin Yoder, Norman Kennel, .Toe Yoder, James Marner, Paul Ropp, Lynn Troyer Loran I-Iershberger, Ray Horst, Clair Brenneman, John Blough, Stanley Litwiller in k X V lf . Q t ' X x ,gg , , 1 l X' ,ML .1 ' Q3 , if Q ll LJ Q 9 Z' M ' 3 Chorus Tour am A as A 'V . .. ' in ,' hw K Q II EZ v A my is if .W ' ' , .. 5 C VI A - fj NKAV, Af . Wx ff Waldo Mennonite Church M?Ii 1 ..-fvf ig Q, Q Eureka Old Peoples' Home i P- Vk-. pw ' ' 31, A P' , gg? .ig ,FQ L Roanoke Mennonite Church Dillon M ennonite Church Morton Mennonite Church I Hopedale Mennonite Church MEN'S CHORUS THIRD ROW James Christner, Philip Kinsinger, Clayton THIRD ROW! Wenger, Laurel Miller, James Marner, Kenneth King, Norman Kennel. SECOND ROW Arthur Eash, Alvin Miller, John Troyer, Manford Hostetler, Paul Ropp, Ray Horst, SECOND ROWI Lynn Troyer, John Blough. FIRST ROW Harold Blosser, Ronnie Weaver, Marlin Zook, Joseph Yoder, Dale Stutzman, Arlin Yoder, James Zook. FIRST ROW2 LADIES' CHORUS Wanda Swartzendruber, Wilma Troyer, Dorothy Yoder, Treva Swartzendruber, Janice Borntrager, Marilyn Chupp, Lois Yoder, Janet Frey, Connie Hershberger. Veva Miller, Doris Gingerich, Joan Hoch- stetler, Mary Elva Swartzendruber, Charlotte Rhodes, Carolyn Miller, Edith Brenneman, Anna Mae Marner, Lorena Brenneman. Fannie Marner, Marjorie Detweiler, Marlene Chupp, Marianna Gingerich, Charleen Gasho, Donna Eichelberger, Mary Kate Swartzen- druber, Joan Erb. The Council .... Voice of The Students E Merle Miller, Norma Hershberger, Lorena Brenneman, Ray Horst Vice-Presidentg Joe Yoder, President, Dorothy Yoder, Secretary, Richard Brenneman, Elaine Kennel. BROTHER GUENGERICH Sponsor , I , 1. Editor ......... Junior Editor .... Feature Editor .... Artist -.-.......... Religious Reporter. . . Sports-............ Business M anager.. Production Manager. . . Typists.,...-....... Sponsor. . . Reflecftor Staff . . . . . Joan Hochstetler .Treva Swartzendruber . . .Marianna Gingerich .........Minta Rutter .. . . . . Harold Blosser . . . Lorena Brenneman John Blough . . - Loran Hershberger Calvin Swartzendruber . . . . . . Loretta Bender Wilma Troyer Ermadine Miller . . . . . . .Alice Miller Refverie Staff Editors... ...... ...... Junior Associate Editor. . . Picture Editors. . . . . . . . . Artists. . . . . .. Photographers- . . Typists ...-. . . Sales Managers. . .. Business Manager. . . Faculty Advisor. . . .. . Lois Yoder John Troyer ..........RayHorst . . . Mathilde Bachmann Edith Brennernan Marjorie Detweiler . . . Margaret Swartzendruber Qar olyn Miller Marlene Yoder .Toe Yoder . . . . . .Lois Marner Ruby Brennernan Mary Elva Swartzendruber . . . . . . . . Manford I-Iostetler Ruth Yoder . . . Alvin Miller . . . Ada Schrock Poi' 1699 ga zxxhv I' eye Q. P5111 o 'Haw he eg' -Pea dy, we S 'K 057 be f I hm, QQ Q 1 Q Banquet gf 15 F Qye P M ester C eil eo 12 the cel. emonie 0 gaiif' 919 i ave, 912 Li ., Q - t 996 fa 0905 .' ,mm , .f 'S x V 1 N ff . -A X YLVV -, wr' 'Fi,'f A. b w at ,, V Q.. m,,5X,,, K . K Z .: i . wr EQ, Wg. 7-A A ', 5 jf x -f 3 ff- xa Pla , v w ntdti 5 A L21 ,VT A gcegefi' We gm 11. xr 12 W may ed I v w 1 Y r r 5 l Y P r P 1 ,Y E35 Boys' Athletic Association Girls' Athletic Association Gordon Mai-ner, Presidentg Clair Brenneman, Dorothy L. Yoder, Presidentg Wilma Troyer, Vice-President: John Blough, Secretary-'I'reas- Vice-Presidentg Charlotte Rhodes, Secretary- urerg Mr. Gingerich, Sponsor. Treasurerg Mary Ellen Hershberger, Sponsor. Q . AT , at 40 Compliments Of CASH FEED 81 PRODUCE - Wally 8: Herman - Phone 228 - Wellman, Iowa L W mmm Champs ALL t fn-LY' 93523. 117131101-s: D VOL FTB T' game me Rb we d stetl 01-oth LEY ae arm 'EX5 rub ' er, p L BAL D0'5IEZS53'ieigr2Endfuw G'ng35f3. 'fe5ly2if 1Z,iiZz,MQff1y sovbonfof, Donna 1f2 5 ' Lo'enQ app' Mmer' Wanna Chupp 0393511115 GBSCQSXQQ Bfennenfg Rune: zwaaiban chvxe sow ' Ma ' 'aria H' Bwwv' rv Gnaggca S h e S 49: ' 'wal Q ill: 'D' 7515, ' WTP' SOFTBALL Juniors: fBack Rowj Calvin Swartzendruber, Loran Hershberger, Ronald Swartzendruber, Clair Brenneman, Gordon Marner. Front Row: Paul Kopp, John Blough, Kay Marner, Ray Horst. Try AMES 'INCROSS Chicks For Greater Profits - WINBORNS, Williamsburg, Iowa. Class f JUNIORS X! I SENIORS X FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES . X . SENIORS: Lois Yoder, Marlene Yoder, Edith Brenneman, Anita Marner, Darlene Eichelberger, Edith Detweiler. JUNIORS: Joan Hochstetler, Lorena B1-enneman, Rowena Bohlen, Phyllis Hostetler, Marilyn Chupp, Marlene Chupp. FRESHMEN: Joy Yoder, Elaine Kennel, Jeanette Gingerich, Anna Marie Detweiler, Mary Gingerich, Orpha Hartzler. SOPHOMORES: Dorothy Yoder, Treva Swartzendruber, Donna Eichelberger, Norma Hershberger, Charleen Gascho, Janet Frey. KEPLERS' HARDWARE - We Serve To Keep Serving - Phone HO - Kalona, Iowa N Teams SENIORS ' I X. X -ai X JUNIORS SO PHOMORES SENIORS: Stanley Litwiller, John Troyer, Norman Kennel, James Christner, Manford Hostetler, Jim Shettler. SOPHOMORES: Lynn Troyer, Samuel Hochstetler, Arthur Eash, Clayton Wenger, Kenneth Hochstedler, Keith Hochstedler, X FRESHM EN X JUNIORS: Loran Hershberger, John Blough, Clavin Swartzendruber, Ronnie Swartzen- druber, Clair Brenneman. FRESHM4EN: Sanford Hostetler, Merle Miller, Gary Miller, Bob Rensberger, Merle Brenneman, Eugene Kennel. GATES IMPLEMENT 8: CHEVROLET COMPANY - Kalona, Iowa 43 i, t S S port Snaps Touchdown--here we come What do you call this ? Informal meeting Up and over Just a few Ready-set Q x T 'Qfr Statisticans Teachers vs. Varsity Official measurements Gloved professor Single-Wing to the right Get that rebound 5 fiesoeicdfecl ' All in a, Day The Film Featuring Jim Christner Off to school A-Sing Hosanna Noon recreation Economics class Freshmen As we Freshmen gathered together for the first time from the four corners of this vicinity and from Missouri and Illinois, we were filled with happy anticipation of what high school days would hold for us. But, as if to dampen our enthusiastic spirits, we learned that according to the upperclassmen we must behave ourselves with due respect to their station. Somehow to the tune of Those Green Freshmen, we managed to enrich both our educational and spiritual experiences, plus crowding in a few parties now and then for our social life. A We're now, I hope, successfully launched on the sea of higher learning. Our last port is '57- --Joy Yoder . - .Qf'SW+1vg. , -' K iii - 5 pccr 2 v Q' M as 0 -' L s Y 1 .. fl QS it 1 i ig' 4 M XA Sophomores As the Sophomores have the largest class, we naturally were able to do more things. With different fields of interest, our activities were varied. Some of us were not what you would call the life of the party, but when it came to athletics we usually took top honors. Between activities like this and all our homework we still managed to squeeze in parties. These were not all of the same type but varied from a Halloween party to a skating party. This year, our class bought sweaters in the school colors, gray and maroon. The boys also got T-shirts in green and white. These were usually worn when play- ing ball. -- Phyllis Y oder t it ,i W Juniors After selecting our class officers and sponsor, we launched our Junior year with a party. Our sides fairly shook with laughter while we watched our class of- ficers, blindfolded, feedieach other pudding. Following the Christmas program by the chorus, we went caroling for some of the sick in the community. Afterwards, being a bit chilly, we enjoyed sandwiches, hot cocoa, and cookies at a candlelight Christmas party. Then there was mystery and secrecy in the air. Yes, we were making prepara- tions for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Making plans, gathering materials, and working hour after hour did not dampen our high spirits. It was fun to work together and keep the Seniors guessing. All our aches, worries, and pains were forgotten as we ushered the Seniors into the candlelit banquet hall. As we nearuthe end of our year's voyage and look back over past events, we have sweet memories of a profitable and enjoyable Junior year. --Harold Blosser Q eb, b lt , ' rsr il L55 ib, . V V W ,.,, lil 1 ,- , 1 - 35 K 111 A 5 , Seniors Our Senior class has been a happy group- Following tradition, we have always been dignifiedg for instance, one cold morning just before dawn, 31 shivering Seniors went to Christners' corn field to harvest their bumper crop of corn beans, the Senior project. Thanks to the unfavorable summer, we found a few dried-up pods. Truly our project didn't amount to a hill of beans ! Undaunted, however, we still im- mensely enjoyed eating our breakfast together in the home economics room. We found that the Senior year kept us busy. After the rush of getting the Reverie off to the publishers, we started planning our Senior class trip, the highlight of the year. As the year drew to a close, we found ourselves looking forward to com- mencement, when we would quit the sheltered bay of I.r M. S. and sail into the troubled sea of the future, leaving behind us our footprints for others to follow' if they choose. These four years at I. M. S. have been a great aid in increasing our comprehen- sion of God and the world. As a class, we want to contribute to our generation by putting our knowledge and talents to workl. --Eula Faye Beckler dwfife . - o' ets , t i tl ' x id. , ' f :ng .W . 1' igptcfiixze. 4-K 1 51 zu ' ' sg, M 233' N as W KI 51 Ui in fx One man quartet Bad case of dandruif Is that lady-like ? It might snap, Billy ,A Um 4,1 Mass production Down and out New Easter bonnets? TN -1, .. . . kffv ,. M .5 ' 'W bi Wig M- -1 M., A I Ulmmm f jeu mf' 1 .,fTg, W' N. ,, was Y lm 3 Xl 4' Future tense MR. KRO PF Our Janitor Past tense Wx Don't take it all I. M. S. parking lots Talk - Definition of Reverie Duet - Take Me Out To The Ball Game Tickets, please Grab it! Casey at the bat In the dugout MM Y ,H 9 O ,QQ gi N. if ' LOOK FOR THE 4? CONGRATULATIONS Q 'QF 6' f 'ii 190 4 Q 5 110-- ' ,nil Im.. I I f SION OF THE QC O.I 3 O 5 f CLASS OF OLD DUTCH MILL 1954 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 8: Turkeys. Z.. 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 and Mixing. 5. Cash Buyers Of All Farm Grains. I FEED MILL, Frytownl HATCHERY, Kalona FOR HIGHEST QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT WASHINGTON COUNTY FARM STORES, INC. SALES J. I. CASE NEW HOLLAND OLIVER SERVICE WE BUILD FOR TOMORROW BY THE SERVICE OF TODAY WASHINGTON KALONA PHONE 698 PHONE 145 IOWA COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES We Appreciate Your Business K Poults - Feeds - Dressed Turkeys A. C. Gingerich .Tohn Bissey Melvin L. Miller W. S. Trieschrnann Floyd Lewis Bacon White R. L. Godlove A Harold Weidlein Ivan Alt Baxter Freese Darrell Goodwin W. J. Swartzendruber L. W. Durst Jay J. Miller Robert Embree H. E. Beachy Lewis Belcher Lawrence Kuhns MAPLECREST T RKEY FARMS Phone 97 RECORD PLAYERS RADIOS Motorola - Admiral We Sell, Trade, Repair Bob ouseal Radio-T W ellman, Iowa Compliments Of I I 'E. J. Doolm Your Friendly Livestock Dealer Livestock - Buying and Auctioneering A Specialty Write Or Call Collect - Phone 18 Kalona, Iowa Land Clearing Biulldozing Ro L. Yoder Earth Moving Of A11 Kinds Tiling With A Buckeye Machine Trenching With A Jeep Trencher 3f4 Yard Dragline Phone Z On 75 Wellman, Iowa Twin County Co-op. Dairies, Inc Manufacturers Of Kalona Swiss Cheese Phone No. 11FZ6 Kalona, Iowa 6 0 W Brenneman Seed Store Richard Yoder, Owner SEEDS THAT GROW Field Seeds Garden Seeds lnoculants Flower Seeds Fertilizer ' Bulbs Peat Moss Pet Supplies CUSTOM SEED CLEANING Phone 6501 217 East College Street Iowa C ity, Iowa Kalona Motor 8. Implements Warren Eichelberger - Paul Brennernan DeSoto - Plymouth Automobiles Minneapolis -Moline and Ferguson Farm Machinery Phone 299 Kalona, Iowa I A Wellman Savings Bank Here To Serve You Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone 1' H Wellman, Iowa ,S Hamm kxlliilfll . W ade Ford otors Ford Sales and Service - Wrecker Service Phone 61 Wellman Iowa A, 'ill QI' Did I get you? Bashful '? ? Let's have a fly. Senior bull session. Caught in the act. Study hall confusion Observing. Pop for sale. Leaving for Guthers Lost '? New coat '? :gf Congratulations To The Senior Class Of 1954 ' From The Guthers Studio Home Of Fine Photographs 206 South Iowa Washington, Iowa Your Education Is Like Your Savings Your Appreciate It More When You Need It Most Farmers Savings Bank Kalona, Iowa Troyer Conoco Service Goodrich Tires - Batteries - Washing - Greasing Tractor Tire Repairing Wheel Balancing - Aligning CONOCO Cleo Troyer Phone 26 Kalona, Iowa Kalona Lumber Co. C5 We Strive To Please Lumber Of All Kinds If We Don't Have It We'1l Get It Celotex Shingles Built-rite Sheathing Creosote Posts Steel Posts Laminated Rafters - Super Structure Meyer's Elevators - The Old Reliable Kind 'Heider Ladders Cement Blocks, Brick and Cement Eldon Miller, inc. General Office Iowa City, Iowa Dependable Truck Transportation For Bulk and General Commodities Heavy Hauling - Branch Offices - Des Moines, Iowa P. O. Box 327 Bettendorf, Iowa P. O. Box 62 Cedar Rapids, Iowa P. O. Box 109 Dubuque, Iowa P. O. Box 732 Fort Madison, Iowa P. O. Box 282 Chicago, Illinois 4178 S. Halsted - Rm. lll Coralville, Iowa P. O. Box 72 flowa Cityj Kansas City, Mo. P. O. Box 262 LaCrosse, Wisconsin P. O. Box 578 Peoria, Illinois P. O. Box 928 Peru, Illinois P. O. BOX I2 Tulsa, Oklahoma P. O. Box 1736 WHAT DO YOU WANT ? ---A new Bible ? A good fiction book? Suggestions for gifts '? Books on peace, on church history, on doctrine ? Tracts ? Song books ? Magazines to help you keep up with the church world ? Sunday school and summer Bible school materials? Help in building your own book collection ? ---The answer '? Your Mennonite Publish- ing House. Write to us about your book- buying problem. ennonite Publishing House I Sc ottdale, Pennsylvania Kalona Gil Co. Distributors Of Skelly Petroleum Products Gasoline - Fuel Oils - Motor Oils - Greases For Complete Wagon Service Tires - Batteries - Washing - Greasing Phone 95 Kalona, Iowa Farmers Feed t ill Feed - Grain - Fertilizer Custom Grinding - Mixing Hulling and Rolling Phone 219 Kalona, Iowa Z5 PO ELL Good Furniture At Fair Prices Phones: 76 42 Wellman South English Keswick Iowa L H Ni URN K - -N: F 23 ww .91 www-V Chevrolet Sales and Service U. S. Tires - Delco Batteries Wellman, Iowa V .,':.:fxw3-Q-.--M 'r-:va-1. NX-.Q,:,.:.,,.,.,. ..,,,, :Extra Quality Dairy Products Manufactured By lWeIIman Co-op. Creamery Fine Creamery Butter - Buttermilk Powder A. C. Kraft - Manager and Butter Maker Phone 145 Wellman Iowa Kent, The Feed That Means Quality Complete Line Of Kent Feeds Hauling General Feed Supplies r H 84 H Feed Service Phone ZZ Wellman, Iowa Graber Plumbing 8, Heating Crane and American Standard Plumbing Armstrong Furnaces - Coal, 0i1 Or Gas Water Heaters - Electric Or Gas Water Pumps - Water Softeners Phone Wellman Or Sharon Wellman Iowa Farm Service Com pan Quality Products Petroleum Products - Fertilizer Tires - Chemicals - Paint Kenneth Schrnucker, Representative A Company Owned and Operated By and For Farmers Phone 11FZ1 Kalona, Iowa N H. L, . a' Q' is ' Mi n iff, . ax ' lx 'ap -.,:. in sf f e ' . S, .J ' -7.2-L . Q ff 2 fllills,-, as it , pig' 'fig sig 'Q Ti, 3 f All I ,FW K xg 32 sf' v m 2 . k . . 3,313 'S' sw! fa . . . ..,,:f. 1' a f 5 ' 'iw Q 6 x X372 Ni? Q 'xl in 3 Hx lx .A h W TM ff,--ew,:,Q,,55..a5'yw' 4 6 Farmers Suppl Sales Ernest Ropp Allis-Chalmers, New Idea and Kewanee Farm Machinery f Maytag Appliances Phone 83 Kalona, Iowa I Yoder otor Co. Ford Sales - Service fPhone 2 lj And Yoder Implement Company Dearborn Implement Sales Phone 87 Kalona, Iowa . ,, 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 Custom Feed Grinding Grains - Roughage - Hay - Cobs GID CHRISTNER Phone 2 on 7 Wellman, Iowa For Highest Prices On Hogs Call PRESTON STOCKYARDS J. Claude Preston Located East Of Twin County Dairies, Inc. Phone Sharon 12 On 34 Or Kalona 134 DR. PAUL J. MCANDREW Veterinarian Phone 81 Kalona, Iowa C USTOM CORN SHELLING Elmer A. Yoder Box 211 Phone 96 Kalona, Iowa Electric Wiring Appliances HELMUTH ELECTRIC SERVICE Wm. C. Helmuth, Proprietor See Me First About Your Electrical Work I Also Have Prices On Fixtures, Motors and Appliances Phone Sharon Center 6 on 39 Route 1 Kalona, Iowa CECIL CHRISTNER Custom Shelling Phone Sharon 15 on 41 Kalona R. R. HZ YODER BROS- SAWMILL Custom Sawing - Native Lumber Slabs - Custom Chain Sawing Windham, Iowa Wayne Yoder Orval J. Yoder Kalona, Iowa Oxford, Iowa Phone Phone 15'on 16 Kalona ZOFZ1 Sharon Center Compliments Of SIMON BRENNEMAN Sharon Garage General Repair Work Phone Sharon Z on 38 Sharon, Iowa JOETOWN STORE Groceries and General Trucking Paul J. Hershberger Phones: Kalona O3F7, Sharon 6 on 27, Wellman 3 on Z7 CUSTOM BALING New Holland Twine Tie Sam Hershberger and Son Phone l1FZ4 Route 1 Kalona, Iowa HILLS BANK 8: TRUST COMPANY The Friendly Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hills, Iowa YOUR COMM UNITY CLEANERS The Type Of Cleaning You Prefer Phone 273 Kalona, Iowa Compliments Of JEFF G. YODER'S BUTCHER SHOP Custom Butchering Yoder's Homemade Sausage Phone 268 Kalona, Iowa Compliments Of YODER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 35 Kalona, Iowa KALONA TURKEY FARMS Broadbreast Turkey Poults Edwin C. Bender Thos. H.Mi1ler Kalona, Iowa e WELLMAN FOOD STORE U Fresh Fruit - Vegetables Meats - Full Line Of Groceries Phone 75 Wellman, Iowa LONGWELL - STOCKYARDS Buyer Cattle and Hogs Duane Longwell - Francis Longwell Phone Z0 on 68 Wellman, Iowa I l Compliments Of. JACK DROZ Chiropractor First Door North Drug Store Phone 340 Wellman, Iowa Eggs - Poultry WELLMAN PRODUCE COMPANY Schlabaugh and Miller Lassy and Wayne Feeds Phone 82 Wellman, Iowa SWARTZENDRUBER HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware and Sporting Goods J. W. Swartzendruber and Paul Noffsinger Phone 78 Wellman, Iowa PHILLIPS 8: WEHRLE Insurance Phone 400 Wellman, Iowa GAMBLES Varcon Batteries - Coronado Appliances Homeguard Paints LESLIE BELL Phone 15 Wellman, Iowa Sell Those Turkeys To SELBY PRODUCE Burlington, Iowa Buyer, Wilbur Swartzendruber Phone ZZ6 Wellman, Iowa For Better Farms and Better Farmers As Big A Value As The Name Irnplies STECKLEY HYBRIDS Paul D. Miller Phone l0F49 Kalona, Iowa KALONA ELEVATOR Larro Farm Tested Feeds - Feed Mixing and Grinding Where Economy Rules Phone 235 Kalona, Iowa MOORMANS FEED For Good Results Mintrate Will Blast The Power Out Of Your Good Corn Chester Kauffman - Riverside Emil Ropp - Kalona Wm. Bidwell - Wellman FARMERS TRUST AND SAVING BANK ' capitai as 50,000 Surplus S200,000 Undivided Profits S 75,000 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Williamsburg, Iowa PETERSON LUMBER COMPANY Complete Building Service Phone IZ Williamsburg, Iowa HOME OIL COMPANY Goodyear Tires Vulcanizing - Recapping Tire Hospital Phone 225 Williamsburg, Iowa Sl-lELLADY'S STOP 8: SHOP Over 2000 Everyday Low Prices Open Everyday Of The Week Highway 2.18 and 1 Iowa City, Iowa STRICKLER BROS. Grinding - Mixing Flour - Feed - Molasses - Eggs - Poultry - Wool Phone 150 Kalona, Iowa Industrious Mathilde Where are the people ? Dear shooting season F if Y 1: we Q ' Q- .. if . iv ' 'fe Y M 'I k i -. im' ' -- 5 . N 1 f We im Q Q f , ::- 3 N Handy man , W ashington Township ' 'testee s ' ' Do you get what I mean? Is it a mouse? Wellmanites wait for drivers Can't you find a chair ? Need sunglasses ? 'L The goal is reached Watch your step! Presenting the class. W we fi- Compliments Of . NORMAN SPENLER Conoco Tank Wagon Service Iowa City, Iowa DR. CUNNAN Chiropodist - Foot Specialist Savings and Loan Building Phone 5126 Iowa City, Iowa BRENNEMAN FRUIT STORE Groceries Fresh Meats TgO1d-Fashioned Ice Cream Manufactured By Brenneman Corner Dub. and Iowa Avenue E. VIRGIL BOWERS Excavating - Grading Phone 2681 Iowa City, Iowa SNAIR HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware - Furniture ECLIPSE LUMBER COMPANY Plumbing C. R. Decker, Manager Rapid Gas Appliances Kalona, Manager Phone 42 Kalona, Iowa STANLEY W. PLANK Real Estate - Insurance Phone 180 Kalona, Iowa Compliments Of DRS. SATTLER 8: BECKMAN. Physicians and Surgeons Medical Building Office Phone 80 Kalona, Iowa R. G. SHAVER QWe Never Closel Your Headquarters For Bow-Key Feeds and Hy-Line Chicks Phone 290 Kalona, Iowa O. L. ROGERS, DRUGGIST The Rexall Store Kalona, Iowa DR. ORIE J. GINGERICH Dentist Phone 152 Kalona, Iowa HOSTETLER FEED 81 PRODUCE Feed - Fertilizer - Produce Phone 69 Kalona, Iowa Congratulations Senior Class '54 KALONA NEWS Kalona, Iowa Fountain Service Meals and Short Orders CAPPER'S CAFE Charles Capper, Owner Phone 151 Wellman, Iowa THE BURG IM PLEMENT CO. MCSWIGGIN AND UHLMANN Your International Harvester Four Floors Of Furniture Dealer Fine Furniture Begins On The Inside Farm Equipment Headquarters Furniture and Undertaking Phone Z4 Phone ZSZR Williamsburg, Iowa Williamsburg, Iowa JONES FURNITURE COMPANY Appliances Funeral Service Funeral Home, Phone 132 Store, Phone 139 Williamsburg, Iowa WILLIAMSB URG LUMBER CO. All Kinds Of Lumber Phone Z3 SMITH MOTOR COMPANY STARKS AND VANDERLINDEN Chevrolet Sales and Service Barber Shop Allis-Chalmers South Side Of Square Farm Equipment Williamsburg, Iowa Phone 321 Williamsburg, Iowa Central Food Market ME TOO FINE FOODS Williamsburg, Iowa V COAST-TO-COAST STORE Hardware, Houseware, Electrical and Automotive Supplies Phone 307 Williamsburg, Iowa STAR DRUG COMPANY Williamsburg, Iowa Compliments Of SOUTH SIDE CAFE Home Cooked Meals Joe O'Donnell, Proprietor Phone 37 Williamsburg, Iowa LANGLEY'S JEWELRY Diamonds - Watches Silverware Hamilton - Tissot - Bulova Fine Watch Repairing Williamsburg, Iowa JOHN M. YODER Dealer Of Genuine Pfister Hybrid Seed Corn Wellman Phone ll on 97 Parnell, Iowa SECURITY SAVINGS BANK Capital 350,000 Surplus S 100,000 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Williamsburg, Iowa Wir Plumbing , Elj er Fixtures Heating, Green Colonial Monitor Pumps HAROLD BURKHOLDER Parnell, Iowa ing, General Electric Appliances JONES INSURANCE AGENCY Wellman, Iowa Eventually, Why Not Now Plant Pioneer Seed Corn That Grows GEORGE W. BELL Phone 315 Wellman, Iowa 'I Compliments Of F. R. LEWIS Department Store And 595 To S 1.00 Store Phone 126 Wellman, Iowa ROY DURIAN Real Estate and Farm Loans Phone 139 Wellman, Iowa ALBION J. YOUNG LAWYER Phones: Office 79, Residence 18 Wellman, Iowa WEST SIDE MARKET Groceries, Vegetables and Fruits Phone 368 Wellman, Iowa THE TOGGERY M earl Munson Clothing and Shoes Phone 136 Wellman, Iowa Make Gains With Big Gain Feed GEORGE S. BENDER Wellman, Iowa Compliments Of SHARON GROCERY Cliff, Marge, and Peggy Ann Phone Z on 8 Sharon, Iowa GLEN'S GARAGE General Repair Tires, Gas and Oils Phone Z on 49 Wellman, Iowa i- Compliments Of , WALLACE GINGERICH General Repairing and Welding Joetown, Iowa General Trucking SHERMAN MILLER Phone Z3F8 Kalona, Iowa Garage 8: General Repair Work Texaco Petroleum Products Clinton 8: Lauson Gas Engine Massey-Harris Farm Equipment Soft Drinks - Ice Crearn IRVIN GINGERICH Kalona, Iowa STRICKLER OIL CO. Standard Service - Atlas Tires Batteries, Auto Parts 81 Accessories Howard Walker, Manager Phone 80 Wellrnan, Iowa V YUTZY TRUCKING Hog Buying Phone Sharon Frytown, Iowa HOCHSTEDLER'S SERVICE Standard Oil Products Expert Repair Service Phone Sharon 6 on 54 Frytown, Iowa The Gold Band Apiaries Pure Honey ERMA EIMEN AND SON Custom Sheep Shearing and Tagging Phone 7 on 44 Sharon Kalona, Iowa C.. S. LEMMON AND SON Jeweler and Optometrist Washington, Iowa EDNA AND MARY GINGERICH Coverings, Bonnets Baby Gifts, Dressing Dolls Frytown, Iowa CUSTOM DISK SHARPENING Ezra K. Brenneman Phone Sharon Z on 32 Kalona, Iowa Have your barn and cellar cleaned and white washed. Ingredients in s white wash will kill spiders and flie We can also steam clean and disin- fect your chicken, turkey and hog houses. NOAH A. YODER, Kalona ELDON C. STUTSMAN Lassy Feeds Hills, Iowa JOETOWN LUMBER YARD Seed - Feed - Lumber Log Cutting Hauling and Sawing Phone Sharon 4 on Z7 Kalona, Iowa GLENN GUENGERICH Electric Service Advance Pumps Wellman, Iowa For The Finest In Petroleum Products Call ALBERT L. QPRINCED YODER Sinclair Marketer Phone 56 on 87 Wellman, Iowa Carpentering and Roofing P. L. MILLER AND SONS None Too Largeg None Too Small Free Estimates Phone 14 on 8 Kalona, Iowa KAUFFMAN SERVICE General Garage Repair Tires, Batteries and Accessories Electric and Acetylene Welding Oxford, Iowa JOETOWN GARAGE Automotive Service 8: Supplies H. B. - Wally Joetown, Iowa GLIDER 81 CANNOTT GARAGE Automotive and Welding Service Phone 107 Wellman, Iowa BENTECO FOOD STORE Save Everyday - The Benteco Phone 86 Wellman, Iowa Wa Y HARRIS Sz MCCLELLEN Auto Body Rebuilders Phone 310 Wellman, Iowa MILLER'S TINY DINER Food With The Flavor Of Home Cooking Sunday Dinners Wilbur, Frances 81 SuSan DEAN'S SUPER SERVICE Washing and Lubrication Goodyear Tires Phone 87 Wellman, Iowa GRIFFITH OIL COMPANY Texaco Products Wellman, Iowa Compliments Of DRS. MILLER 81 MILLER Wellman, Iowa DAYTONVILLE CABINET SHOP George S. Miller Phone 25 on 72 Wellman, Iowa WELLMAN CLEANERS Water Repellent Cleaning - Dyeing Phone No. 9 SLOCKETT AUTOMOTIVE SERVI C Complete Brake Service Truck - Tractor - Auto Engine Rebuilding Wellman, Iowa E EIMEN DRUGS Prescriptions Veterinary Supplies Soda Fountain - Gifts Paints - Glass - Wallpaper Phone Z44 Wellman, Iowa WELLMAN FEED MILL B. H. McCarthy, Owner Milford Shettler, Manager Wellman, Iowa Good Luck Seniors Of '54 DAWSON'S BARBER SHOP Wellman, Iowa WADE 8: COMPANY, INC. International Harvester Phone 151 Wellman, Iowa I SHADY INN Short Order Lunches Kalona, Iowa Phillips Service YODER'S PHILLIPS 66 General Auto Repairing Accessories Kalona, Iowa HOME APPLIANCE STORE Stoves, Freezers, Refrigerators KAI-'ONA CREAMERY Complete Gas Service Butter Bulk and Bottled Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Chris Nafziger Phone 154 Phone 278 ' Kalona, Iowa Kalonaf Iowa Good Luck, Seniors 1954 CONKLIN'S BARBER SHOP Kalona, Iowa STANDARD SERVICE STATION Reese Trusler, Proprietor Phone 223 Kalona, Iowa REX'S D-X SERVICE Rex Allensworth Handiest Corner In Town Complete Line Of D-X And Firestone Products Kalona, Iowa PHILLIPS TANK SERVICE Tires and Oil Ralph Brenneman Phone 300 Kalona, Iowa KALONA SAVINGS BANK Since 1892 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Kalona, Iowa YODERS PLUMBING SERVICE Complete Line Of Water Systems IH Freezers and Appliances Phone 117 Kalona, Iowa C. E. SWARTZENTRUBER Homemade Ice Cream Route 2 Kalona, Iowa WELLMAN COAL COMPANY Phone 8 Wellman, Iowa HOME GROCERY Groceries, Meats, Ice Cream, Pop Leota Perrin, Proprietor Daytonville, Iowa DR. L. C. SWAIN Veterinarian Phone 2 Wellman, Iowa 1 B . ram factory 'Z'Z 'twine-7 Maintenance cr ev' EXC e1 5 io r! Eating antibiotics F T he gYm If alan a Ca O Od fo 1.30 z- the ughf f E. Booklcr Ike 2. Bronnenan A I .I 1 lla A I -l - :lf , NIIAIE ID' lb? rd Y .f!GwUe on. 0 God o-F Grace, the dag of can-fuesf :ls here 4560588 nn, 0 God of Hope, asThoa Ilasf cfvne be- 'fare -zliaidl on, 0 frvd of 5Tr-1-.n th, we launch in - To The -- L Sea, A17 r : L 1 Q f , QF -E. . :l:fAl:gL2Q1L,. New m Un- can-2-Feral felds our ban- HCr5l1n.ll.S'oon 0, 6 t as lr use L45 'ff 'r jug Qu wilf, Ayuf on ui 1113 Sfir-if powr- wllen Slavs fha:-e.e,wn.vcs der- whelm, 0 Ae ' ver our Pi- bf be, Q l LA J 5 if :H A ' ' If-all r ISI Th- u I. 'fr - a,- r-af -' 'fa Th ' - if his 'BJ S , OWL. 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