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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1969 volume:

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Sports enthusiasm Barb Hochstetler, Ruth Anne Bender I grew A 5 X Q , M . ig- M1 ' g K7 i 57 : :i Ig:fi 4 Chapel Crowds of people are great andnoiseandexcitementandlaughter are great but what is better than a crowd of two who can hear without listening and talk without speaking Kathy Brenneman, Gloria Bender Wi james Miller ,.'6 5 3 sis -.X Q . N' J Q -iw QR 'fx KV' ' 1 , f 3 'k ff ' .K A airs x e N ms 1 x , ' ' 'A ,ff I W, :LV V X -, f K f,f,i,a- 4 g .fn - - V f Q 1 ff n e x 5 ' 1 . 'QL 'eff . 4 X- A' fn' W .IA J ' pil. :Aww 5 K 5 y .., i,L ix, 53 Ruth Anne Bender, Duane Gugel, Fred Swartzendruber '2 : ':: :.. - 'Fw ,Iii A'-k'I. ?:?ia.?7miVs?i-Qiwf. M 55513' wisie?-K ,LW , l lie 'idlft Cheryl Erb Esther Unternahrer, Sherrill Yoder, Karol Brenneman, Barb Stoltzfus, Linda Schlabach In the silence of our friends and in the aloneness of ourselves we learn about others and answer questions Ma,yp,eye,,be,ge, 335 X about life and purpose and the future and discover our beat f and direction I Frank Yoder Lunch room discussions Questions about guys and girls and banquet dates andparentsandclothesandhair andsomethingtodoonFridaynight and about our other gods to whom we bow are lost in the wells of time -si W hi- siss 1 ,rft 8 lean Slaubaugh Hair worries I E 1 ,nf Sophomore girls' session Angela Graber g l ii Too much time is lost in the frenzy of automated worlds and in blindless hoards of CPO jackets lining the barren corridors and too much fervor is wasted with words of national prophecy written on walls and halls Collecting class dues Don Oswald lhuf! ag Rosetta Unternahrer V+ 1,22 A312 gf if-ri 235253 Loren Troyer, Ron Brenneman Q:- , 'aigfi 3, , Wk Ai Q . W Q if lg 1,.' nz 'A f 1 an My , mrgf' Loren Troyer, Marcus Nisly Day in day out schedulesandbellsand boredomandsameness and worries about brain potential and coloring millions of dots with only occasional happenings to relieve the agony: yells of undignified seniors celebrating a triumphal campaign to stamp out work day rivals fire erupting from the physics room's waste basket if ,Q rctr , Phil Ropp, Dave Slaubaugh f , V HJ' +1 1 631,-ef ,A 'il ttrrs , , nf 11 . Larion Yoder, Carolyn Hostetler, Lorene Yoder, Cheryl Cl'1fiSU'f1HSB0X9S Stutzman Nancy Kinsinger We pat ourselves on our backs for our interest and concern and 24 kids participate in Christmas Boxes for the poor and Home Ec girls give proceeds of the Silent Auction for Biafra and The Sound ofthe Shell strives to promote peace by words and our activism chokes sf Kathy Miller, Barb Graber A Q . 4 Dr. Sattler, Marvin Yoder, Cornell Wallace Silent Auction wwf? is if ,' 'H jf if H' 'M 7 L 4 C ,M ,i N , ,..+ gnu!!! Marvin Yoder In our struggle for survival we discover our teachers creatures who talk and play and teach us words and show us a God not sitting on a pearly white throne and who care and want us to hear their words so we can reach each other We discover people and we learn but sometimes we forget , . S Faculty football huddle Evelyn Miller, Rosetta Unternahrer - W., -A,,- af-- Gareth Swartzendruber, Marvin Yoder, Merle Brenneman, Phyllis Brunk james Miller, Grace Tiessen, Kathy Brenneman ' v r far, W 1 if we I7 jane Yoder, Barb Threlkeld, Cheryl Erb Some of us thrive on hustle and bustle and no time to let thoughts bother and others of us long for Sounds of Silence Chili Supper IB f 5 - 'Uri ti fm Arden Miller W Cornell Wallace 1 .XM 5? ,Q . .I r if ,. .. . ,iii 55, :?s?5f,' K V- ' if , -ii-fgisgiqr , 1 gil' ,A lanice Miller ? 1 I9 K, XS Mary Mast, Linda Yoder, Anna Schrock Stan Yoder Grace Slaubaugh, Levi Miller 20 Friday night games Crowds of people are great andnoiseandexcitementandlaughter are great but what is better than a crowd of two who can hear without listening and talk without speaking Senior girls f-www .m,,,,:. X-.. y ,W11,:..-.W-Q 'Sw-r,m,m' wffp.,-S-A -.f- w4w-,..L,,f-w--.QM.,, ,f,.,- n 1 ..-. 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Speech class is fun, except when it's our turn. Our world is a busy kind of place. We need slow moments to reignite our energy. Some find slower moments in Individualized Read- ing where reading books and then discussing them in individual conferences creates 40 minutes of untortured enjoyment. Edd Bunch Xi. 'KN Virginia Bender, Roberta Yoder Two years of Spanish and two years of Ger- man don't create a native sounding tongue. But two years of Spanish and two years- of German do introduce us to another country's customs and increase o.ur understanding of humanity. And two years of Spanish and two years of German create a love affair with Spain and Germany. Spanish students at- tempted to speak more fluently with a Span- ish accent from our second semester teacher, Se'r'iora Diaz, a native of Mexico. Mathematics, they say, is good, it helps us to think logically through our everyday prob- lems. And so we break ourselves learning to be logical by studying Algebra I, Geometry, General Math, Algebra II, and Math IV. Sometimes z starts looking unknown and it becomes very hard to know if x:y, but we pay any price for logic. Math, Spanish, German Math II Randy Gingerich LJ - 3 Maw' Y 1 '- Ianice Miller, Brenda Miller, Lana Rhodes Barb Threlkeld 4 4' m K 'QI Spanish Il Gareth Swartzendruber Merle Brenneman 4 Elvesta Miller aiifszgmm x' To develop more fully our human relation- ships we take social science courses. History gives to us the mistakes and triumphs of past peoples, we can either reject or ac- cept as valid the conclusions based on these happenings. Through Economics we find out the stock markets aren't a jungle maze. We can understand, through sociology, why some countries practice polyandry and still other nations practice polygamy or polygany. We become aware of the processes of a democratic government by studying the three branches of our political structure. Twelve Sociology II guinea pigs experi- mented in group learning second semester. Groups of three students worked together for three weeks and by discussions, outside reading, and tests, taught the class. Social Sciences -X W, .I if Y Gareth Swartzendruber ri tvs., gynlolvw .ssiwk .tu-,.s:5:1?2:ss2::S1Li' , .W ,, Leland Ropp fist, qw Galen Helmuth ! gf 30 if i 'Q if if L ,za 'wig ' .wifi it nu- 'fifzzi vii, .V f ' Bible Many times outsiders hold misconceptions of the Mennonite faithg these misunderstand- ings tend to be frustrating for us. But we are guilty of this same problem. Christian Faith students corrected some of their fallacies con- cerning Catholics when Father Keppler, from a Cedar Rapids Catholic school, an- swered seniors' questions about his faith and church. But Bible courses not only reduce our mis- conceptions about other faiths. We also re- ceive a better understanding of our own faith through Church History class. Old and New Testament courses increase our under- standing of the Bible by teaching us the back- ground history and by learning methods of interpretation. Some of us become aware of Christianity as a now thing and not as a religion of Sunday morning formality. Br H n N'k' ?5S'EQi?g5gsJie' iwiirs' ' Ljigff, Marvin Yoder Father Keppler, Marvin Y E'? L v 31 oder Frank King wifi. 'C-'I F .l Lynn Brenneman, Dan Bender, Fred Swartzendruber Blinking fast and furiously 'at the fumes of formaldehyde constitutes a segment of the lab part of Biology. Fingers must be nimble so not to puncture anything disastrous. But we learn about the digestive and circulatory systems and gain more understanding of our own bodies. Pungent odors always get blamed on chem- istry students. But these odors serve a pur- pose as we learn about the composition and structure of matter. Challenges come in try- ing to reduce breakage of equipment and keeping percentage errors under 20. We learn about the natural world through unnatural channels. Playing with a slinky might not appear very intellectual, but phys- ics students are able to describe and illustrate wave patterns using this wiry creature. in Q,,,k,:'1E?g'fFim g k Tim Histand atural Sciences Roberta Yoder, Grace Yoder 33 i Phil Ropp, Dave Slaubaugh Biology dissection i Warren Miller, Galen Miller X-f' R Q 'dw k 1 i as - 1- ' f 'f M 1 V M 5 r A if ry P Q. 1 in Chemistry Fra nk Yoder .. TK? M it M . 'Bi if Carol Roth, Chris Roth gstff' Home Ec, T ping, General Business Home ec students achieve a practical yet creative year. Fitting, cutting, taking-in, and letting-out result in hand-tailored apparel. Studying child growth includes hours of observation. A party honoring the two-to-five- year-olds is as exciting for the guests as for the students. Preparation for a business student's future includes adding machines, bookkeeping practice-sets, and plenty of columns to add and subtract. lt isn't only work, but also the determination and patience that's needed to get the liabilities and proprietorships to equal the assets. Developing accuracy, speed, and neatness, a typist's goals, are acquired by practice tim- ings and tests. Recreational aspects of typing come in creating typographical pictures. Dale Schrock, Rex Miller I . 3,1 v1LPUHN ., En n.wn.1uIN .....,,. Typing I Child Care Party Home Ec Party K 37 Eugene Wenger, Stuco advisorg Sheldon Yoder, president I Student Council Christmas Banquet Student Council Book Stand 38 Student Council attempts to involve the stu- dent body through such activities as a get- acquainted party and a fun night with Merlin jones. In adding to the Christmas spirit we were entertained at a formal Christmas Ban- quetg Stuco also organized the foreign lan- guage department in decorating the school and providing us with a program of Spanish and German yuletide customs. The suggestion box gives students a chance to express themselves. A bulletin board is provided for organizations to post announce- ments. A day of chivalry came to pass on Valentine's Day, as each boy drew from a box a girl's name to treat with tender loving care. Spanish pifiata construction Suggestion Box Senior GirIs'Trio mf' gf The Blacks and Whites 40 The highlight of all music activity comes by participating in the Mennonite High School Music Festival, this year held at Rockway Mennonite School near Kitchener, Ontario. But Concert Choir isn't the only active musi- cal group, we have many smaller vocal and instrumental groups. Senior guys interested in folk music form The Blacks and Whites. Larion Yoder, james Miller, and Cornell Wallace play guitar and try their talents of composing and arranging. Senior girls, Nancy Kinsinger, Beth Roth, and Virginia Bender, with james Miller accom- panying, sing together in three part harmony. Folk Group includes both guys and girls singing folk tunes and spirituals. A guitar class provides an opportunity to increase our musical skills. M u s ic Nancy Kinsinger, Ruth Anne Bender Piano lesson Band Voice lesson 42 Mee-may-mah-moe-moo are not very beauti- ful sounds but they are basic syllables used in voice training. Individual instruction, whether in piano or voice, helps us gain confidence in ourselves. An eleven member band gives those of us who had previous training a chance to keep in practice. For smaller group cooperation there is a flute trio, brass quartet, and clari- net trio. Ruth Anne Bender, lanice Roth, Barb Hoch- stetler, Barb Graber, lean Slaubaugh, and Lucinda Yoder compose the sophomore girls'sextet. Singing together as juniors are lane Hoch- stetler, Mary Freyenberger, Kathy Miller, Lana Rhodes, Virginia Rediger, and Kathy Brenneman. junior Girls' Sextet 43 .. X a.sa, , ,Q ,Z My Sophomore Girls' Sextet Physical Education, Fall Sports In between gasps for air we beg for mercy- running ten laps is too much and running five minutes is even worse. But the good times make up for the bad times as we in- dulge in yelly games of softball, football, and basketball. Bicycle riding on those rest- ful fall and spring days also increases our physical fitness. Fall is incomplete without sounds of foot- ball-the smack of a pigskin, the rip of a flag. Sen-ior I proved their superiority, win- ning over all opponents except the faculty. They surrendered a 6-7 decision. While the boys charge up and down the football field, girls participate in softball. junior girls proved their ability to swing and connect as they won the league champion- ship. From the four league teams, two all- star teams were chosen. Football huddle juniors vs. Sophomores Gay Widmer Varsity strategems Varsity-Al umni Game Basketball Hours of after school preparation for guys' and girls' varsity squads are necessary. We achieve the ABC's of basketball through repe- tition of practice in passing and cutting and dribbling and passing and cutting and drib- bling. In the process of a rebuilding season the Boys' Varsity placed last at the Mennonite High School Classic at Central Christian, Kid- ron, Ohio. Varsity girls practiced diligently for the meet at Christopher Dock, Lansdale, Pennsylvania. They worked hard to bring home a 2-1 record, losing by only two points to Christopher Dock. Our throats were weak from yelling our teams on to victory as intramurals proved exciting. junior I guys and girls captured first place in their leagues. i 1 Activity Period Basketball i Varsity-Alumni Basketball i i Eugene Wenger MQ! In V- M W I A colorful addition to basketball games came with the addition of 15 sophomore, junior and senior cheerleaders. Seniors doubled as Varsity cheerleaders. Attired in black pantskirts and vests with orange turtlenecks are Ruth Anne Bend- er, Barb Graber, Barb Hochstetler, jean Slaubaugh, and lane Stoltzfus as sopho- more yell leaders. Seven burgundy skirts and vests dot the floor on nights the juniors play ball. Gloria Bender, Bonnie Marner, Letha Mullet, Chris Roth, Marilyn Wenger, Kathy Yoder, and Lorene Yoder compose thesquad. Three senior girls, Cheryl Erb, Becky Hochstetler, and Nancy Kinsinger, dressed in gold skirts and black sweaters, lead senior cheers. Sophomore Cheerleaders junior Cheerleaders 48 Ping pong Marla Hochstetler, Miriam Egli Minor Sports 49 Although basketball is our favorite sport, both to watch and participate in, we also enjoy the lesser sports. Volleyball nets span the length of the Court and ping pong balls become precious, hoarded items. Tennis balls plop on the cement courtsg badminton birdies sometimes knock on wood. Tumbling and wrestling don't require any extra equipment, but they do require a hardy constitution to withstand jolts. And even the minor sports help develop our Coordination. jim Miller lim Miller Track Day Track Day is a double delight-we spend our day of school soaking up sunshine while realizing the school year has just about run its course. Track Day 1968 provided an opportunity for athletic records to be made in the one new event, the mile medley, and to be broken in the two mile run and the discus throw. The seniors totaled the highest number of points in the boys' meet, while the freshmen topped the other three classes for the girls' team honors. And then after the blue ribbons and red ribbons are awarded and after individual win- ners and class winners are congratulated, seniors line up and practice for Commence- ment activities. And it always makes the rest of us just a little bit sad and just a little bit envious. And we wonder about next year. wr X 1 880 Yard Dash Ron Bender, running long jump Lowell Miller' Shot PUT I 1,,v3?g3,i f. f L U 51 Q1 LEM fm -1, 'wig :,. mm , Q CD Q! 3 n C U Donna Stoltzfus Chili Supper 52 Seniors toil long hours to provide our com- munity with their annual bowl of chili and cheese sandwich trimmings. After working long hours in advance, a meal takes shape as our efforts show results-pans stacked high with potato salad, piles of sandwiches, and endless arrays of pies, produced by our hard-working mothers. Then a line forms and amid the confusion, 1200 empty stomachs are filled and 50 seniors experience that feeling of exhausted pride as we uphold tradition and dream about Wash- ington D.C., the reason for our labors. But the chili Supper is not our only source of money for class trip. We also busy our- selves in bake sales, picking up corn and scaring up money for class dues. But our efforts were worth every penny. Dale Schrock, Paul Kemp Marcus Nisly 53 lunior play practice Seniors go out to dinner 5 Class Activities Class activities and projects play a major part in our school life. Meetings are called to vote on banquet themes or to hand out Chili Supper tickets to sell. Parties are held about twice a year so we can ice skate or bowl or get itchy on hayrides. A highlight for juniors came in the pro- duction of You Can't Take lt With You, a comedy by Hart and Kaufman. Long hours were spent creating a formal banquet for their senior guests. juniors also manage the con- cession stand, stashing away the profits for their Senior Class Trip. Seniors involved themselves in a late spring parable in music. Through a series of some- times humorous and sometimes probing inci- dents, Hannah, by Kromer and Silver, ex- plores the difficulty of 20th Century man to accept all people as equals. junior concession stand Freshman class meeting Sophomore class party Miriam Egli, Rosetta Unternahrer, Brenda Miller h O OI D a y uf Phil Ropp, Roberta Yoder, Don Oswald 56 james Miller, Dave What could have been just another day of classes and bells and lunch hours became a day of fun and aching bodies and tired feet as we traveled to Wildcat Den State Park for our annual school day out. After tromping through tangling underbrush and imagining the feeling of a bobcat in his den and playing unorganized games of tackle and volleyball, we satisfied the growls of our empty stomachs. Our food digested while we sang old and new songs. Some of us spent the afternoon exploring an old mill while others of us explored a game of football. And then some of us just explored the hills and left in them our names engraved for posterity. And the Mississippi River played our back- ground music. Graber Nancy Kinsinger, Virginia Bender, Mary Freyenberger, Ro berta Yoder, Kathy Brenneman Rosetta Unternahrer Ex-hippies compare past and present beliefs Chapels, Assemblies Chapel There is that time of the morning when those of us who haven't been up long enough to tell the time of day, are able to reactivate our- selves forthe coming onslaught. Sometimes in the midst of the more routine chapels of singing and simply listening, there comes a bright spot when no one sleeps. A group of Christian ex-hippies from California showed us a great enthusiasm for Christ which we many times are lacking-and they weren't ashamed. But even in the not-so-bright spots, we still pick up bits and pieces to make life more liveable from students, returning Pax men, Laban Peachey, alumni, and even teachers. Stuco provided us with an opportunity to learn more concerning black-white race re- lations through an assembly with Reverend Penny, an Iowa City minister. l 59 Chapel singing Reverend Penny l l Chicago gospel teams Mary Fisher, Marcia Daley, foreign exchange student YPCA We become involved through Young Peoples' Christian Association. Y officers need our pledges and ourselves to carry on the activities of out-of-state work teams, local gospel teams, Christmas Boxes, and the foreign exchange program. And so we support Becky Guengerich in Germany and Marcia Daley from jamaica. And 15 senior kids spend Thanksgiving vacation in Chicago, becoming aware of another sub- culture and expanding our world. Some of us tried to experience hunger by skipping a meal and giving that money to Biafra. And boxes of Christmas treats found their way into some less fortunate people's homes. At a Weiner roast little and big brothers and sisters became further acquainted through sticky marshmallows and a bonfire. Chicago 'bi , Tie 'Q ,M Becky Hochstetler, YPCA presidentg Merle Brenneman, advisor L, -ai, ,QQ ,gui K- f. 'gamut' ,X 'f V ,.. 1, .. - - mi ...-.u--n -3:1 ,YH,-,,..,......--- I A , C THIRST AWAY! E Linda Schiabach, Cheryl Erb, YPCA sisters 61 Honor Society Induction Robert Erb ational Honor Societ Zi tea. cake and coffee. 62 Based on individual leadership scholarship i character, and service four juniors and three seniors were inducted into National Honor Society. Nancy Kinsrnger Sheldon Yoder Lana Rhodes, Linda Hershberger Robert Erb lanice Miller, and Becky Hochstetler joined the second year members in lighting the flame of truth. After the induction ceremony members and their parents were honored at Because we are a church school our sur vival depends on our communitys financial help and their attendance and participation in our school functions Audubon Film Lectures draw crowds of nature lovers performances of the fine arts attract music and dramatrcs enthusiasts. Letter winners provided a Family Night where friends and neighbors could en joy ragged games of volleyball and guzzle I S Friday nigh b Community Activities . New ,figsffisiflgk-4 ' k , 4,.i-'M' ' ' 'Q if 0 N t - .- SWW K ' 0' if ff Q . , , 'Q , ' - lv - ' - ' ' 4, . -In W ,... A MMV A ,ewan if-W.-fn A My M K K Lwm-wmim-W' W '1fzf rg-AA., Lf :sw Friday nights are nice. Then we can watch basketball games, forget about studies, and get hoarse from yelling. But Friday nights are even more fun-we can do something after the game. And so Iowa City and Kalona get bombarded with pizza and hamburger orders and cue balls get dropped and bowling balls get guttered. And parents double as chefs and provide us with popcorn and pepsi as they try to ignore the water puddles and littered floors and bursting stereos. Red eyes and gaping yawns result after a sleepless night of gossip, giggles, and gadding about as we follow the slumber party tradition. And we wait for the next Friday night. 9 Christopher Robin: David Hochstetler Kanga Banquet Sophomore waiters Four long months of meetings, secrecy, paper-mache, red checked cloth, and crepe paper flowers yielded The World of Pooh, 1968 junior-Senior Banquet. On the evening of May 11, the '68 juniors introduced their senior guests to Christopher Robin's and Winnie-the-Pooh's Forest. Tigger, Piglet, Kanga and Roo, Owl, and Eeyore were there too. Sophomores dressed as little children with pinafores and suspendered short pants served the steak dinner. The evening of dignified informality and fantasy was completed with a skit of Eeyore Loses His Tail and with a more serious note by our guest speaker Harold Duerksen. Banquet construction Lowell Miller, Kathy Brenneman 'it ' ' -Mx, .TW T' l , ig Herman Ropp, Anne Kemp Levi Miller, Stan Yoder Graduation Four very long years and four very short years of activity periods, study halls, finals, ITED Tests, chapels, and those other unique secondary school experiences, result in the realization of that much dreamed about goal-graduation. But along with this final year, 50 seniors have to make decisions about the future.-Should I go to school or should I work? Which school will I fit in with best? Do I want to be with my friends or do I want to strike out on my own? Is one of our church colleges the best for me or should I utilize a state school?-We are responsible for deter- miningour own futures. They are hard decisions, but once made and finalized the whole world is for conquering. 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'y, YOUNG PEOPLES' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION sorp ludy Schlabaugh, secretaryg Robert Erb, EXECUTIVES: Frank Yoder, vice-presidentp Becky treasurer. Hochstetler, presidentg Merle Brenneman, advi- YPCA YOUNG PEOPLES' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION COMMITTEES: Mary Fisher, publicityg Dennis Miller, chapelg Carolyn Miller, publicity: lames Miller, lane Yoder, Kathy Miller, chapel. 5 I ILM so Ha l are REFLECTOR: Dan Bontrager, assistant editorp Lana Rhodes, editorg julie Miller, assistant editorg Phyllis Brunk, advisor: Chris Roth, assistant editor. REFLECTOR: Faye Brenneman, typistg Ron Troyer, business managerg Linda Hershberger, typistg lim Brenneman, Dennis Mille , tif, , r, photographers. .an xv REVERIE: Evelyn Miller, advisor, Virginia Bender, editor, Nancy Kinsinger, literary editor, Becky Hochstetler, layout editor. journalism REVERIE: Robert Erb, Larion Yoder, photographers, Roberta REVERIE: Carol Roth, typist, Wanda Yoder, business Yoder, Mary Fisher, Grace Yoder, literary assistants, lane Yoder, manager, Phil Ropp, layout assistant, ludy Schia- secretary. baugh, typist, Ron Brenneman, business manager, .....u'f 75 NHS, Varsity VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Cheryl Erb, Nancy Kinsinger, Becky Hochstetler. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Loren Troyer, president, Virginia Bender, vice-president, Carolyn Miller,secretary, Beulah Hess, treasurer. 76 GIRLS' VARSITY: ROW ONE: Shirley Yoder, Hochstetler, Linda Hershberger, Virginia Rediger, Miriam Egli, Lois Ropp, Lorene Yoder, Mary Beth Roth, Barb Hochstetler, Lana Rhodes, Eve- Freyenberger, lean Slaubaughg ROW TWO: lane Iyn Miller, coach. Not pictured: luanita Ropp. BOYS' VARSITY: ROW ONE: Miller Yoder, Dennis Miller, Dave Slaubaugh, Loren Troyer, Ron Bender. ROW TWO: Ron Troyer, Arden Miller, Frank Yoder, james Miller, Dan Bontrager, Phil Ropp. Not pictured: Phil Piper, coach. 77 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVES: lane HOCI1SteIIerj Miriam Eglig Barb Hochstetlerg Angela Graber, presidentp Lois Bontrager. BOYS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVES: Duane Cugelg lim Millerg Ron Bender Tim Widmer, presidentg PhiI Ropp. IN V. . Q. . .fi - wr 1 fa. MII 5' Q I 5 'Sz 78 45 Pkblfiliisy BOYS' LETTERMEN CLUB: Arden Miller, viCe-presi- Benderg Ron Troyerg Miller Yoderg Dan Bontrager dem! Lowell Miller? lames Miller, PF9Sid9mZ Ron Dave SlaubaughgPhilRopp,secretary-treasurer. Athi tic groups GIRLS' LETTERMEN CLUB: lane Hochstetlerg Lois Slaubaugh, secretary-treasurerp Virginia Rediger, Roppg Angela Graberg Shirley Yoderg Carol Roth, presidentg Mary Rothg Mary Freyenberger. Not pic- vice-presidentp Barb Hochstetlerp Juanita Roppg lean tured:Miriam Egli. 'Q n-4 'is rr E ,W , 7 9 ,am pajbv- Q? CONCERT CHOIR OFFICERS: Wanda Yoder, robe chairman, Frank Yoder, president, Nancy Kinsinger, secretary: Cornell Wallace, vice-president. CONCERT CHOIR: ROW ONE: Bonnie Marner, Virginia Bender, Kathy Miller, Kathy Brenneman, Beulah Hess, Wanda Yoder, Nancy Kinsinger, Mary Freyenberger. ROW TWO: Wendell Miller, Dave Slaubaugh, Phil Ropp, Roberta Yoder, Beth Roth, Sheldon Yoder, Becky Hoch- stetler, Carol Roth, Judy Yoder, Brenda Miller. ROW THREE: Dave Graber, director, Virginia Rediger, Brenda Miller, Warren Miller, Galen Helmuth, Diane Schla- baugh, Frank Yoder, Carolyn Miller, Lowell Miller, Angie Graber. ROW FOUR: Lana Rhodes, Kathy Miller, Lloyd Miller, Larion Yoder, Galen Miller, Cornell Wallace, Robert Erb, Tim Widmer, james Miller, Becky Wyse. Not pictured: Miller Yoder. 80 L I .Il E ,za 51 ,. .S S 1 l , ' 5 if if, R , s K FOLK GROUP: ROW ONE: Larion Yoder, Lowell Miller, Robert Erb, Cornell Wal- lace. ROW TWO: Dave Graber, director, Kathy Miller, Cheryl Erb, Mary Freyenber- ger, Becky Wyse. ROW THREE: Beth Roth, Kathy Miller, Roberta Yoder, ludy Yoder, Lana Rhodes. Not pictured: James Miller, Kathy Brenneman. LARGE CHORUS: ROW ONE: Lucinda Yoder, lanice Roth, lane Stoltzfus, Barb Graber, Lois Ropp, Marla Hoch- stetler, Fred Swartzendruber, George Yoder. ROW TWO: Rosella Marner, Rosanna Marner, Gloria Bender, Sandy Schlabaugh, Mary Yoder, Anne Kemp, Ruth Anne Bender, Gay Widmer, Lynn Brenneman, ROW THREE: Emma Lou Boller, Karla Miller, Sharon Mullet, Ruth Ann Wenger, Noreen Yoder, Linda Schlabach, lane Bender, Elson Byler, Merle Beachy, Daniel Bender, Cornell Wallace. ROW FOUR: Dave Graber, director, Karen Marner, lean Slaubaugh, Mary Lou Swartzen- druber, Lorene Yoder, Barb Hochstetler, Ella Mae Gingerich, Mary Roth, lim Brenneman, Phil Yoder, Loren Hochstedler. ROW FIVE: Kristen Brenneman, Judy Schlabaugh, Shirley Yoder, Marilyn Wenger, Kathy Yoder, Cheryl Stutzman, Ed Gingerich, Galen Guenge- rich, Warren A. Miller, Warren R. Miller. ZEN gl: if ! QI I Levi Miller, BA., M.A. Gareth Swartzendruber, B.A. Principal Assistant Principal Social Studies Facult Merle Brenneman, B.A. Social Studies Phyllis Brunk, B.S. English 82 K ' if Dave Graber, BA. Music English Frank King, B.S. Natural Science Mathematics Evelyn Miller, B.A. English Librarian Lynn Newcomer, B.A. Natural Science Mathematics Phil Piper, B.A. Physical Education Mathematics Herman Ropp, B.A., M.A Guidance iw: Karene Swartz, B.S. Home Economics Eugene Wenger, B.S. Business Education Linda Yoder B A Spanish 11st Semesterj Grace Tiessen, B.S. German Marvin Yoder, B.A., B.D. Bible . we 55. Not pictured: Maria Diaz Spanish f2nd Semester? 84 '-Emir ...nnr-..:x'- v' PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION: Merle Brenneman, Slaubaugh, vice-president. Not pictured: Chester A. Miller, faculty member: Lois Bender, secretary-treasurer: Dwight president. SCHOOL BOARD: ROW ONE: A. Lloyd Swartzendruberg secretary: lames Hershbergerg Ray Yoder. Not pictured Lloyd Troyerg Eli C. Miller, vice-president: Ralph Miller, Emery Hochstetler, Robert K. Yoder. president: Verton Miller. ROW TWO: Galen Widmer, r S PN l 85 Lois Newcomer, secretary Grace Slauba ugh, sec reta ry Staff rx 86 , I' A .K 53 of Allen Bontrager, Custodian Vlst Sernesterl Loretta Yoder, Berdine Beckler, my 41 eq., Doyle Reno, custodian 12nd Semesterl Elta Burkholder, cooks Sl okvli vtnsavil 87 Freshmen officers: Sherrill Yoder, secretary-treasurer, Doug Showalter, president, Frank King, advisor, Nathan Miller, vice-president. Freshmen Lois Bender Lois Bontrager Karol Brenneman Joanne Dickel George Hoskins Dan Bender Perry Bontrager Willard Brenneman Cleo Dickel Keith Hoskins ff K Don Miller Paul W. Miller Elizabeth Miller Harvey Miller Elvesta Miller Lester 1. Miller Gary Miller j.john I. Miller jim Miller Daniel D. Miller Nathan Miller Paul H. Miller Leland Ropp lohn Ropp Shirleen Ropp Leroy Ropp Vivian Ropp Emil Ropp Doug Showalter Donald Showalter Norma Slabach Ed Slabach Barb Stoltzfus Einer Stoltzfus Esther Unternahrer Noah Unternahrer Herschel Yoder Robert K. Yoder Sherrill Yoder Russell Yoder 5-as' as-fr ,sf .,: 11,1 Q , S--.-sv' ix, tx N 'X Vx X af Q 4 Amy., ivtlr isvfl Sv .rv A Sophomore Sophomore officers: Fred Swartzendruber, vice-presidentg Kristen Brenneman, l treasurerg lean Slaubaugh, presidentg Marvin Yoder, adyisorg Ruth Anne Bender, secretary. l Daniel Bender lane Bender Ruth Anne Bender Kristen Brenneman Lynn Brenneman Daniel Bender Daniel Bender Wallace Bender Floyd Brenneman Leroy Brenneman l 4,325 i i 90 Mike Brenneman Lynn Brenneman Edward Bunch David Bunch Elson Byler Leslie Byler Ella Mae Gingerich Alvin Gingerich Barb Graber Clarence Graber Duane Gugel Louis Gugel Loren Hochstedler Ezra Hochstedler Barb Hochstetler Don Hochstetler Marla Hochstetler Emery Hochstetler jerry Kauffman jacob M. Kauffman 9l Karen Marner Wallace Marner Rosanna Marner Gerald Marner Rosella Marner Gerald Marner Dean Miller Monroe Miller Karla Miller Levi Miller Sharon Mullet Henry A. Mullet Lors Ropp lanrce Roth Mary Roth Lrnda Schlabach Sandy Schlabaugh Herman Ropp Elmer Roth Merton Roth Raymond Schlabach Omar Schlabaugh A -nz' 92 lean Slaubaugh Dwight Slaubaugh lane Stoltzfus Sterling Stoltzfus Harold Stutzman john Stutzman Norman Swantz Lewis Swantz Fred Swartzendruber Dea n Swa rtzendruber Mary Lou Swartzendruber Mark Swartzendruber Ruth Ann Wenger Harold Wenger George Yoder Dale E. Yoder Gerald Yoder Paul E. Yoder Lucinda Yoder Howard Yoder Mary Yoder D. Paul Yoder Noreen Yoder Arnold Yoder Phil Yoder Paul E. M. Yoder Shirley Yoder Lester D. Yoder Greg Yutzy Ernest Yutzy 5 WX' -aeullf junior officers: Phyllis Brunk, advisorg Dennis Miller, vice-presidentg Lynn Newcomer, ad- visory Miller Yoder, presidentg Linda Hershberger, secretary g Mary Freyenberger, treasurer. Merle Beachy Gloria Bender Ron Bender Emma Lou Boller Henry Beachy Dwight Bender Harold R. Bender Martin Boller juniors Dan Bontrager Perry M. Bontrager li at '25 s' 'Es is gmt, ' Y-WNV li-it . f 1 94 Faye Brenneman Leroy Brenneman jim Brenneman Lynn Brenneman Kathy Brenneman Willard Brenneman Ken Bunch David Bunch Mary Freyenberger Mrs. Frieda Freyenberger Don Gingerich Alvin Gingerich Ed Gingerich Clarence Gingerich Randy Gingerich Alva Gingerich Galen Guengerich L. Glenn Guengerich Linda Hershberger james Hershberger lane Hochstetler Emery Hochstetler Carolyn Hostetler Leslie Hostetler Judy Kemp Samuel Kemp Bonnie Marner Paul Marner Mary Kay Mast Noah Mast bluff' 1' Y 95 ac? mv 114' LW' 1699! hiv 'Ulu-A hu- .EL 5-.-f 96 Arden Miller Raymond Miller Brenda L. Miller Levi Miller Dennis Miller Dennis Miller Galen Miller Cecil Miller lanice Miller Paul D. Miller julie Miller john W. Miller Kathy Miller Verton Miller Lowell Miller Chester A. Miller Twila Miller Willis E. Miller Warren A. Miller Eli C. Miller Warren R. Miller Willis Miller Wendell Miller Leo Miller Letha Mullet Simon Mullet Virginia Rediger Sterling Rediger Lana Rhodes Eldon Rhodes :rg My Ruth Anne Ropp Chris Roth Anna Marie Schrock Cheryl Stutzrnan Ron Troyer john L. Ropp Everett Roth Truman Schrock Arnold Stutzman Cleo Troyer Marilyn Wenger Cay Widmer Becky Wyse Anthony Yoder Curtis Yoder Harold Wenger Galen widmer Mahlon Wyse Mrs. Ruth Ann Yoder Floyd Yoder Kathy Yoder Lorene Yoder Miller Yoder Rodney Yoder Sheldon Yoder Kenneth Yoder Donald W. Yoder Duane E. Yoder Edwin L. Yoder Russell Yoder fi' 'Q' Q.,-W..-av' 97 Seniors Senior officers: Roberta Yoder, vice-president, Tim Widmer, treasurer, Karene Swartz, advisor, Larion Yoder, president, Gareth Swartzendruber, advisor, Judy Schlabaugh, secretary. Virginia Bender Delmar Bender Gene Bontrager Vernon Bontrager Ron Brenneman Lowell Brenneman Marcia Daley Wallace Fisher Miriam Egli Kathryn Egli Cheryl Erb Keith Erb Robert Erb john Erb Mary Fisher Wallace Fisher Angela Graber Dillon Graber Mary Dawn Graber Dan Graber Galen Helmuth Emery Helmuth Shirley Hershberger john E. Hershberger Beulah Hess Ivan Hess Becky Hochstetler Don Hochstetler john Kauffman jacob M. Kauffman Anne Kemp Samuel Kemp Paul Kemp Samuel Kemp Nancy Kinsinger Orval Kinsinger Brenda Miller Floyd Miller Carolyn Miller Daniel D. Miller james Miller Llohnj. Miller Kathy Miller Nelson Miller Lloyd Miller Wayne Miller Lyle Miller Dan E. Miller, lr. Rex Miller D. Max Miller Marcus Nisly William Nisly Don Oswald Alvin Oswald juanita Ropp Emil Ropp Phil Ropp Herman Ropp Beth Roth Dan Roth Carol Roth Merton Roth Diane Schlabaugh Omar Schlabaugh judy Schlabaugh Delmar Schlabaugh Dale Schrock Truman Schrock Dave Slaubaugh Dwight Slaubaugh Donna Stoltzfus Sterling Stoltzfus Barbara Threlkeld Melvin Threlkeld Loren Troyer Lloyd Troyer Rosetta Unternahrer Noah Unternahrer Cornell Wallace Wesley Yoder 'few' Tim Widmer Galen Widmer Frank Yoder Dale E. Yoder Grace Yoder David L. Yoder lane Yoder Duane E. Yoder ludy Yoder Keith Yoder Larion Yoder Wesley Yoder Linda Yoder AI I. Yoder Roberta Yoder Delmar Yoder Stan Yoder Robert K. Yoder Wanda Yoder Max Yoder 'wa 'X 4' HILDA'S PHOTOGRAPHY 521 Court Street Williamsburg, Iowa Phone 668-1646 Wedding Casuals in LIVING COLOR 1049 Court Avenue Marengo, Iowa Phone 2-6951 LIVING COLOR Portraits of Men 'Women 'Children 'Family Groups YOUR AWARD WINNING PHOTOGRAPHER C1967 First Place Winnerb Iowa State Convention ARTISTS IN FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Weddings, Funerals, and Special Occasions HILDA'S FLOWERS TY LAB' 'NC' wvsf FURNITURE RCA MAGNAVOX Furniture and Floor Coverings Washlngton Wellman Phone 256-3005 Wayland, low WAYLAND STATE BANK QAMBL55 Wayland' lowa The Friendly Store We are here to serve Are We Serving you? Appliances-Furniture Member F.D.l.c. Kalona, Iowa MUTUAL SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HEALTH LIFE ACCIDENT ANNUITIES HOSPITALIZATION GROUP PENSION RUSSELL L. YODER WELLMAN IOWA KALONIAL TOWN HOUSE and Cafe Phone 656-2514 Kalona, Iowa L N L Compliments of DRS. D. G. SATTLER AND C. W. BECKMAN Kalona, Iowa CO. INC. - Yard of Friendly Service KALONA NEWS Publishers Printers Hpor Crooked Lumber, over 2000 circulation in this area Dial 656-2273 Kalona C Dial our number Compliments of YODER-KALONA AGENCY Kalona, Iowa 52247 646-6015 Wellman, Iowa General Insurance Phone 656-2211 MCCORMICK PAINT AND WALLPAPER CENTER I. R. McCormick, Owner Forman-Ford Paint 84 Varnishes Glidden Paint and Varnishes Complete Decorating Supplies including Rubberset Brushes Unusual Vinyl Wall Coverings Floor Coverings Gifts That Are Truly Different We replace broken glass. We recommend qualified painters. We will help you with your painting problems and assist you with your decorating needs. 710 South Dubuque Street Dial 319-337-7537 Iowa City, Iowa Plenty of Parking Available CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS or '69 HERSHBERGER'S GOLDEN RULE FEED SERVICE Fil Master Mix Feeds Grain Grinding-Mixing Bulk Feed Service Grain Banking Phone 656-2814 Kalona, Iowa I GARAGE Auto8fTractor Repairing Welding Service Kalona PHONE 656-2017 646-2611 Wellman Iowa EIMEN DRUGS EASH BUILDERS Prescriptions , , Veterinary Supplies Homes Farm Buildings Soda Fountain-Gifts Remodeling Paints-Glass-Wallpaper Phone 646-2621 Wellman, lowa 62464819 BRENNEMAN SEED STORE Lawn-Garden-Pet Headquarters 401 South Gilbert IOWA CITY, IOWA 338-8501 Congratulations to the class of '69 LOWELL BRENNEMAN 84 SONS Dealer in USED FARM EQUIPMENT We Buy, Sell, 84 Trade Phone 683-2741 Kalona, Iowa Congratulations to the class of '69 TROYERS CONOCO SER VICE Cireasing-Accessories-Batteries-Ciood Year Tires Tires-Wheel Balancing-Aligning Brake Relining-Tuneup-Lawn Boy CMowersI Phone 656-2319 Kalona, Iowa WELLIVIAN READY MIX C Quality Readymix Concrete A Phone 646-2454 AIR CONDITIONING PENNEY5 Authorized Lennox Dealer Always firstquality Iowa City, Iowa Water Heaters-Coal, Oil, or Gas jacuzzi Pumps-Water Softeners MILLERS TQCGERY We Repair Any Pump or Furnace fqhe Best in Men and Boyfs Wearff Sharon Phone Wellman Phone Phone 5464327 Wellman' 'Owe 683-2448 646-2886 Compliments :Sf LAWRENCE B. GRIFFITHS Attorney-Kalona, Iowa 656-2969 1969 Graduates Our Congratulations and Best Wishes Sewers Septic Tanks Drains Seepage Beds Basements Loading Back Filling Trench Silos Footings Water Lines 6 , 8 ,10 Plastic Pipe Free estimates KALONA EXCAVA TINC Les Bontrager 656-2240 Kalona, Iowa Who said Goshen College was in Indiana? Q , Risk -N I xnxx H Xl-USHI-X lIOI,l HIP X KZUSIIFN Clllwlllil. 'N x N- X X s- 22:3 'N X! X fill5lll',N CUl,l,l'l.l-. N. lrfISlll'.N 1,l7l.l.H1F, In xqzrlsiiix i.oi.1,iicsr: x n.osm.x 4 :mic F KUSHIN 1 lilllfif Till COSHLN PLAN Christian Higiwr Educalion in a New Styli' Ori-the-Spot Ciriiirwx in lncliana, florida, Ontario LIUSIIHN I'f7l,l,EUlf -X. X 0 cyoeui x l'C7l.l.l.l i Study-Service Trinnwier Locations in Costa Rica, Cliiarieloiiiw, lainaica, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua Coxlifin Cfolivge Cioslwn, Indiana 46326 AUCTIONEER AND LARK CAMPING TRAILERS Wilbur Swartzendruber Dr. Paul McAndrevv Veterinarian 656-2261 Kalona R C 81 S Radio and Electric Electric Wiring Electric Supplies Westlnghouse I Zenith A DIVISION OF VODER INCOIPOIATED ic or 656-2016 Kalona, iowa MiIIer's Spray Painting Eli C. Miller Diamond Paints Phone 656-2709 Kalona KALONA SAVINGS BANK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS SERVING THIS COMMUNITY SINCE T892 MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. R 81 M BODY SHOP SVVEETINGS FLOWERS 127 E. College, Iowa City, Iowa Painting and Glass Installation 3373153 Flowers may be good and not be ours, one 646-2245 Wellman, Iowa but they can't be ours and not be good! C t I t' t th CI f'69 O g'a U 3 'oiiojg 6 O SAL TZMAN FURNITURE Co 8' 224-226-228 So. Dubuque St. STERLING STOLTZFUS WIIlIarT15IDuI'g, Iowa IOWA CITY, 'CWA Feed, Seed, 81 Supplies PLEASANTVIEW HOME Operated by the Iowa Mennonite Benevolent Association Kalona, Iowa SHARON TRACTOR REPAIR Sharon Center Marv Stoltzfus, Prop. Specializing in all makes of tractor repair. L Best of Luck IMS Seniors! JOHN WILSON SPORTING GOODS 408 E. College, Iowa City Phone 338-9291 Emil Schlabaugh, Manager Compliments of STAN PLANK REALTY CO. 425 Highway 'l West Iowa City, Iowa Hi-Wayi Kalona, Iowa Phone 338-4305 GAY LOCKER CO. Phone 656-2253 COMPLETE PROCESSING SERVICE Slaughtering Cutting Smoking 1421 S. Linn-Dial 337-2167 Locker Supplies-Containers Congratulations to the Class of '69 KALONA BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Building Supplies Red Brand Fence-Dierks Posts Sherwin Williams Paint PHONE 656-2283 KALONA HERIVIAN'S FEED 84 GRAIN Custom Grinding 84 Mixing Bulk Feed 84 Fertilizer Delivery Grain Drying 84 Storage Supersweet 84 Kent Feeds 2? 5. Phone 646-6055 Wally Swartzendruber Wellman, Iowa Owner PATTERSON SEED AND SUPPL Y Seed is our Business-not a sideline Growers 84 Processors of the Newest 84 Best State Certified Oats 84 Soybeans LARGEST 84 MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF FARM SEEDS 84 CHEMICALS IN THIS AREA 4 V2 Miles South of Kalona on No.1 Washington Rt. 3 Phone 653-3413 Congratulations Seniors LIND PHOTO 84 ART SUPPLY, INC. 9 So. Dubuque Iowa City, Iowa Friendly Personal Service Always OSCAR MAYER 81 CO. joe W. Evans Mgr. Williamsburg, Iowa MILLER CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE I. L. Miller, D.C. Wellman Iowa Phone 646-2411 MARTINA'S One Hour Cleaners Wellman, Iowa PRIDE COMPANY, INC. WA Glen Haven, Wisconsin 0 UVVITCFQ People meet Hfld CHIH BREEDERS GROWERPSROCESSORS Pr' 9 Phone 555-2272 DISTRIBUTORS CORN . Local Dealer HIghway1 Kalona, Iowa William Ni 'Y Wellman, I TheFriendlyStore and Ed semief FUNERAL SERVICE Wellman Iowa WILLIAMSBURG Phone 646-2812 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1969 May Ciod Bless As You Serve Him Through Life ..,..-1-w im' F N-r CASE Sales-Service NEW HOLLAND Grain-O-Vator Stan-Hoist WASHINGTON COUNTY FARM STORE Kalona, Iowa Cecil, Morris, Ellis 656-2216 Compliments of Lloyd A. Epley attorney at law Kalona Iowa City 656-2916 338-1157 Custom Processing for Home Freezers Beef Quarters and Retail Cuts for Sale Paul and Elsie Baumert BAUMERT'S MEAT PROCESSING Phone 656-2711 Kalona, Iowa GLENN GUENGERICH Electric Service Wiring-Fixtures-Motors Wellman 646-2135 IVIILLER'S BUILDING SERVICE Building-Remodeling-Concrete Work GORDON C. MILLER PHONE Kalona, Iowa 656-2696 BUGKWALTER MOTOR GO. Pleasing You Pleases Us Wellman Iowa ALBION I. YOUNG HY-VEE FOOD STORE Attorney at Law Washington, Iowa Wellman, Iowa Good Luck, Seniors CONGRATULATIONS DAwsoN'5 BARBER sHoP Df- M- L' Tweefof' 108 N. Marion Ave. Arden Wellman, Iowa Stan . Washington, Iowa Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1969! STANDING: Laurene Beckler, Iessie Hale, Marie Huber, Ruth Semler, Lola Marner. SITTING: Stan Barber, Dorothy McClel- len, Roger Borup. From WELLMAN SAVINGS BANK Your Good Neighbor Bank Congratulations To The Class of 1969 KALONA SALE BARN, INC. HOC SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY CATTLE AND SHEEP EVERY THURSDAY HORSE AND PONY SALE FIRST MONDAY IN EVERY MONTH We Specialize I n I High Class Ponies, Saddle Horses, and Driving Horses We Are Here to Serve SIMON MULLET Phone 656-2222 CHESTER A. MILLER PIONEER SEED CORN Clayton White Parnell Iowa Compliments of H. H. HEATING 81 PLUMBING Where Quality Counts johnson Air-Ease Furnaces-Air Conditioning Lifetime Stainless Heat Exchanges Deluxe Honeywell Controls Dial 656-2005 KEIIOYIH Iowa BILL'S BUTCHERINC PLANT Ioetown J 9 JK , Custom Butchering Processing for Lockers and Home Freezers PHONE 656-2773 Kalona, Iowa WILLIAMSBURC CREAMERY IARRARD FEED 81 SUPPLIES 81 DAIRY MILK, ICE CREAM, BUTTER phone OL 3-2138 Williamsburg, Iowa-Morris 8-'I'I90 W21SI1if1s10fnl0w21 KALONA SUPER VALU CRIFEITH OIL CO. Shop the Storethat Wellman, Iowa 646-2163 Saves You More Phone 656-2716 Kalonar Iowa Texaco Products Good Year Tires I. E. GRADY Dealer in CATTLE HOCIS SHEEP Phone 656-2418 Kalona, Iowa Congratulations to the Class of '69 I I I-I , FARMERS FEED MILL I-I ' - .4 ff . X Kalona, Iowa l l . . . I ,WWA Purina Chows 84 Sanitation - - Qicuowsfr . I w::,0,l.:yl' Northrup King Seeds l-l -'-'- YODER'S PHILLIP'S 66 SERVICE Gasoline, Oil, Greases, and Ice 66 Repairs-Tires-Batteries YODER OIL COMPANY FUEL OIL NO. I AND NO. 2 IOHN I. YODER OMAR MILLER KALONA 656-2518 683-2664 IOWA Tax Service Insurance TRIO-CAS, INC. WENDELL L. PHILLIPS Wellman, Iowa Phone 646-2145 LP Gas Appliances TALL CORN FEED SERVICE, INC. FUL-O-PEP FEEDS PETERSON SEEDS Smith Douglas Fertilizer Phone 656-2787 Ioetown, Iowa Kalona, Iowa Congratulations to the Class of '69 from IOETOWN GARAGE AUTOMOTIVE sERVIcE Ioetown IKalonaI, Iowa Wally Brenneman REIFS, INC. Shopping Center for the Entire Family Kalona, Iowa Phone 656-2295 Armstrong and Gold Seal Floor Covering Monterey Carpet Pittsburg Paint Yard Goods and Sewing Notions School Supplies and Paper Goods Toiletries and Hair Supplies Candy and Toys Ready-to-Wear for the Family Campus Sports Wear Shoes 84 Rubber Footwear Curlee Suits Blankets, Towels, Sheets Infants Wear Glass 84 Gifts Ruth Berry Hosiery 84 Lingerie . vERroN MILLER I V P R. R. I jr- I bi ' I EI' b Y HQNEER Raiona, Iowa S up jwirlwg , BRAND b I in if-I-'..45!e,4 wil-,gn-- I 55513 CQRN Phone 683-2391 l Tw ' ,n'f 5 ' 6' rowIV AIVD COUNTRY COmp,imemSOf C'ff and PNY 5h0P ROSS MOTOR SERVICE Complete line of gifts for every occasion phone 653-248-I Washington PHONE646-2243 WELLMAN, IOWA Front End Alignment Balance STANLEV gt DQRIS EASH Tune-Up-Carburetor-Electric Kalona VVHUAIVISBURC LUMBER STORE C0mmUnifyAUCli0n 2nd Tuesday Eve. each month Buy and Sell Daily One piece or a House Full Williamsburg Iowa Phone 656-2932 656-2381 CQOP 0 c9-0P- 0 f Congratulations Class of 69 f IOWA CO. FARM SERVICE CO. WILLIAMSBURG, IOWA Petroleum Products, Bulk and Bottled L.P. Gas Lubricating Oils-Grease-Paint Maytag-Amana-Westinghouse-Tappan Appliances Temco 84 Hastings Heating Equipment North English 664-2775 Williamsburg 668-2114 Marengo 2-1481 Congratulations to the Class of '69 ENGLISH RIVER PELLETS, INC. Kalona, Iowa Phone 656-2285 -Complete Pelleted Rations- A Franchised Pioneer Hub KALONA Swiss and Cheddar Muenster-Brick and Colby Makes Ideal Gifts Shipped by Parcel Post to All Parts ofthe U.S.A. When Ordering for Your Friends Don't Forget Yourself! TWIN COUNTY DAIRIES john Roetlin and Sons Kalona Phone 656-6776 Iowa D 84 H FEED 84 GRAIN, INC. suPERswEET FEEDS Complete Grinding and Mixing Service Bulk Feeds-Grain Banking Phone 656-1516 Kalona, Iowa BLOSSER MANUFACTURING WADE 81 CO., INC. COMPANY PONTIAC 81 INTERNATIONAL Telephone 646-2465 Rural ROLII6 2 Wellman, Iowa PHONE 646-6818 WELLMAN, IOWA IVIHFIUIEICIUFGFS of Start-IO-flr1lSl'1 automatic waterers and valves STAGNER DRUG STORE DUANE LONGWELL REALTOR U FARM LOANS LIVESTOCK BUYERS Kalona, Iowa Dial 656-2410 Wellman, Iowa Make Our Rexall Store Your Store Business Residence 646-2822 646-2358 SECURITY SAVINGS BANK The Friendly Bank MELLINGER LUMBER COMPANY Established 1879 Williamsburg, Iowa-Member FDIC Phone 656-2616 Kalona, Iowa B PRINTING DR. 1. R, BISSLAND 'O on CHLROPRACTOR Heidelberg and Multi-graph Presses 4th St.andCAve. Enos H Miller Kalona, l0wa 656-2411 1 Mile West of Kalona, Iowa POWELL FUNERAL HOME Wellman Keota South English North English POWELL FURNITURE Wellman Keswick SNAIR HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE-CARPETS-FURNITURE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE '69 Custom Chopping and Swathing Keith Erb and Dwight Slaubaugh Phone 656-2512 Kalona, Iowa phone 646-2492 or 646-6539 KEITH'S STANDARD SERVICE WELLIVIAN SUPER VALU Keith Yoder YouR GROCER Phone 656-2318 Kalona, Iowa phone 545-5721 Wgllman CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduates of IMS Va 4 41 MULLET TRUCKING JN -4 me -- ' M53 X .A-' V M5554 X Sfeilia L WE DON'T WANT ALL THE BUSINESS, IUST YOURS! Henry-Gerald-Paul Kalona Iowa yODER DESIGN SERVICE MILLER ELECTRIC COMPANY Architectural Design for lowa Gly Rl' 3 Residential 81 Light Commercial Elecmcal Contractors Kalona, Iowa Phone 656-2453 PHONE PHONE Build a Home for Life 683-2288 646-2168 Build a Life for Eternity Wilbur Miller james Mar Compliments of Dr. 81 Mrs. O. I. Cingerich Iowa City I. C. WIDMER, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURCIEON Wayland, Iowa YOII'Rf nouns Allan mu mmf NIXIIN FED! WASHINGTON. IOWA Congratulations to the Class of 1969 KALONA OIL COMPANY Distributors Of Skelly Petroleum Products Gasoline-Fuel Oils-Motor Oils-Greases For Complete Tank Wagon Service KALO Phone 656-2271 NA IOWA FUNK'S G AmeriCa's Greatest Hybrids LYNN BRENNEMAN Pleasing You Pleases Us LOGAN TR UCKING Cattle-Horses-Hogs-Sheep Kalona, Iowa 646-2310 Dial 656-2673 DONOHOE LIVESTOCK CENTER STAR DRUG CO. East End of Benton Street Bridge Wm.'8f jane Peterson e Donohoe W. W. Gingerich Lyle Donohoe, auctoneer Phone 668-1520 Williamsburg, Iowa Congratulations to the Class of '69 For All Your Digging Needs Call Us 683-2643 J 5 g 1- E ' ? ' I Q5 I VA V' , xi V, 'wx Z Ng , 'Q . nl-- -.- We Can Trench 8 inches Wide Up to 8 Feet Deep We Install Pipes of All Kinds and Specialize on Orangeburg Pipe RON'S TRENCHINC AND BACKHOE R.R. 'I KALONA, IOWA FARMERS SUPPLY SALES, INC. john Deere Allis Chalmers Viking Elevators Hammermills Fox Choppers Dial 656-2291 Kalona, Iowa Ernest Ropp Farmhand Mixers New Idea Farm Equipment Kewanee WAYLAND FEED SERVICE Dial 256-3051 illlllelsigll wayiand, Iowo MCSWICCEN AND UHLMANN SPENLER TIRE SERVICE Furniture-Funeral Home Complete Line ofTires A b I S . On The Farm Tire Service m U ance ervlce Highway'I West Iowa City Phone Mo 8-'I423 Williamsburg PHONE338-948-I HILLS BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY Compllmemsol EARL YODER CONSTRUCTION CO. Hills, Iowa 425 Highway 1 West Iowa City, Iowa Iowa's Largest Rural Bank Phone 338-7515 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '69 RUSCO COMBINATION PERIVIAINIEN-T AWNINGS wirsioows at DooRs Alumlmlm Steel-19 Beautiful Colors Vinyl Plasllc ALUMINUM SIDING lN5UlATlON Eliminate painting We Are Equipped to Insulate We Contract Labor and Both Attic and Side Walls All Materials Installed Blown in Save Fuel-Keep Cool CRABER'S HOME IMPROVEMENT CO East Edge of Washington on Highway 92 PHONE 653-3925 VEL-DONNA, INC. Better Crops From Living SoiI Soil Fertilizer Testing Spreader Laboratory Services BALANCED ANIMAL-PLANT 84 SOIL NUTRITION . Loretta 84 Harlan Stubbs PHONE 656-2293 Kalona, Iowa af are s I I. ':' fy I , M f f 5 M, f f V EIESSTUIIII t , exit mittee Hesston, Kansas 67062 S I. lk K Christian -BIG Liberal Arts -ble Vocational GIG Nursing ek- Understanding Junior Coilege H. D. KNOWLINC CO. Allis Chalmers Agriculture and Industrial New Idea o Shultz Q Viking Iowa City, Iowa Bearcat Ph. 337-7615 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SALES SERVICE Farmall Tractor International Trucks Parts and Service Washington, Iowa 653-2135 Congratulations to the Class of '69 HOME CAS COMPANY . . I I Delmar Yoder Leroy V. Miller We endeavor by our service to merit your business. McCabe Equipment Inc. Iohn Deere Sales and Service Homelite Chainsaws Grainovator Iowa City, Iowa 337-2121 FRICK LUMBER CO. Quality Building Material Williamsburg, Iowa 52361 Phone 668-1065 Cline Truck 81 Equipment Co. 507 Highland Ph. 338-9455 I.H. Trucks and Tractors IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 WADE 81 CO., INC. PONTIAC es. INTERNATIONAL PHONE 646-6818 WELLMA N, IOWA FARMERS TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK Capital 200,000.00 Surplus 500,000.00 Williamsburg, Iowa SAY PEPSl PLEASE Compliments of . . SHARON FEED Seed-Feed-Grain Offering You Complete Service Grinding ond Mixing-Shelling-Rolling Phone 683-2208 Sharon Center CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '69 Dr. jack Droz NISL Y'S FOODLAND Wellman Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Ival Redlinger Fresh Meat-Frozen Foods-Grocery Wellman, Iowa Save Everyday the Foodland Way Friendly Service Free Delivery Compliments of ,AY R' MILLER M'D' William H. Nisly and Sons Wellman, Iowa Phone 656-2661 Kalona, Iowa Best of Luck to I.M.S. Seniors PETERSEIIVVS Kalona Iowa wE'RE MORE THAN A FACT FACTORY AT EASTERN MENNQNITE COLLEGE. We put a lot of emphasis on... ...man meeting God ...teacher meeting student ...student meeting issues ...friend meeting friend ...graduate meeting the world Make your college career a true-to-life happening at EMC. Write: Admission Counselor Accredited member ofthe Eastern Mennonite College Southern Association of Colleges Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '69 TOWN AND COUNTR Y PL YMOUTH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE Washington, Iowa Cathy's Candle Cupboard 1300 So. Linn Iowa City Mrs. Gordon Webster, Mgr. Coast to Coast Williamsburg, Iowa Don Yoder Auctioneer Kalona Phone 656-2586 FAMOUS CONNER PRAIRIE BOARS Chris E. Swartzendruber Parnell, Iowa Phone 628-4169 Wallace Gingerich Welding Machine Work GREENE CENTER BOOK STORE Wellman, Iowa Home Grocery R.R. 2 Wellman, Iowa Home Oil Company Williamsburg, Iowa Phone 668-1530 Ioe Pailliotet Co. Riverside, Iowa 52327 Phone 648-2111 LANDMARK RESTAURANT I-80 84149 Williamsburg, Iowa LAREW COMPANY 227 E. Washington St. Iowa City, Iowa Lewis Inc. Wellman, Iowa Livingston Clothing Mens 84 Boys Wear Williamsburg, Iowa ME-TOO FOOD Williamsburg, Iowa MILLER HARDWARE AND GIFTS Appliances-paint-plumbing -heating O'NElLLx OIL COMPANY Skelly Products-Firestone Tires Williamsburg, Iowa 52361 Sharon Garage S.B. Brenneman, Proprietor Iowa City, Iowa Route 3 Ulin's Sinclair Station-Tankwagon Wellman, Iowa Walnut Grove Products Feed and Fertilizer Elwood Yoder Wellman Iowa Webster Real Estate Ins. Gordon Webster Phone: 337-9631 Iowa City The Wellman Advance Wellman, Iowa Wellman Auto Builders Wellman, Iowa 646-2530 Wellman Produce Co. Wellman, Iowa Willis CBudl Reber Watkins Dealer Wellman, Iowa Winborns Feeds, Grain, Equipment Williamsburg, Iowa Compliments of Yoder Funeral Home Kalona, Iowa Zip's Welding 646-2377 Wellman, Iowa Senior Activities BENDER, VIRGINIA: Williamsburg 1,25 YPCA 3,45 Local Gospel Team 3,45 Out-of-State Gospel Team 45 Honor Society 3,45 Stuco Representa- tive 4, Secretary 35 Concert Choir 3,45iTrio 45 Reflector Reporter 35 Reverie Editor 45 Play I Twilight Auction i 35 Band 45 Honor Roll 3,4. BONTRAGER, GENE: vPcA 1,2,3,45 junior Varsity Basketball 45 Chorus 1,2. BRENNEMAN, RON: vPcA 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1, Reverie Business Manager 45 Class Treasurer 3. DALEY, MARCIA: St. Hugh's High School 1, 2,3,45 YPCA 45 Local Gospel Team 45 Out-of- State Gospel Team 45 Honor Roll 4. EGLI, MIRIAM: YPCA 1,2,3,45 Stuco Repre- sentative 45 Varsity Basketball 45 Letterwoman 2,3,45 GAA Representative 2,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Band 4. ERB, CHERYL: Williamsburg 15 YPCA 2,3,45 Local Gospel Team 45 Chorus 2,35 Folk Group 45 Cheerleader 4. ERB, ROBERT: YPCA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Local Gospel Team 3,45 Honor Society 45 Stuco Rep- resentative 15 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Concert Choir 3,45 Folk Group 45 Reflector Photographer 35 Reverie Photographer 45 Class President 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3. FISHER, MARY: YPCA 1,2,3,4, Committee 45 Stuco Representative 25 Chorus 1,25 Reflector Feature Writer 35 Class Treasurer 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3. GRABER, ANGELA: YPCA 1,2,3,45 Local Gospel Team 45 Stuco Representative 3, Secretary 45 Letterwoman 3,45 GAA R , resi- dent 45 Chorus 1,2,35 Concert Choir 45 Reflector Assistant Editor 35 Play I Twilight Auction l 35 Class Secretary 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3. GRABER, MARY DAWNZ Clinton Christian Day 35 YPCA1,2,45 Chorus 1,2. HELMUTH, GALEN: Greenway High School 1,2,35 YPCA 45 Out-of-State Gospel Team 45 Concert Choir 4. HERSHBERGER, SHIRLEY: YPCA 1,2,3,45 Cho- rus 1,2,35 Class Secretary 3. HESS, BEULAH: YPCA 1,2,3,45 Local Gospel Team 45 Out-of-State Gospel Team 45 Chorus 1,2,35 Concert Choir 45 Reflector Typist 35 Hon- or Roll1,2,45 Honor Society 3,4. HOCHSTETLER, Btckvz vPcA 1,2,3,4, President 45 Local Gospel Team 3,45 Out-of-State Gospel Team 45 Stuco Representative 45 Chorus 1,2,35 Concert Choir 45 Reflector Feature Writer 35 Reverie Layout Editor 45 Class Secretary 15 Cheerleader 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 4, KAUFFMAN, JOHN: vPcA 1,2,3,4, BAA Repre- sentative 25 Chorus 1. KEMP, ANNE: American School 1,25 YPCA 3,45 Chorus 3,4. KEMP, PAUL: American School 1,25 YPCA 3,4. KINSINGER, NANCY: Williamsburg 15 YPCA 2,3,45 Local Gospel Team 3,45 Out-of-State Gos- pel Team 45 Chorus 25 Concert Choir 3,4, Secretary 45 Trio 45 Reflector Assistant Editor 35 Reverie Literary Editor 45 Play I Twilight Auction l 35 Cheerleader 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3, 45 Honor Society 4. MARTIN, ELAINE: Liceo de Sauce 1,2,3,45 YPCA 4. MILLER, BRENDA: University of Nebraska Cor- respondence Course 15 YPCA 2,3,45 Chorus 2,35 Concert Choir 45 Reflector Proofreader 35 Student Librarian 25 Honor Roll 2. MILLER, CAROLYN: YPCA1,2,3,4, Committee 45 Local Gospel Team 45 Out-of-State Gospel Team 45 Honor Society 3,45 Stuco Representa- tive 15 Chorus 1,2,35 Concert Choir 45 Re- flector Editor 35 Class Vice-President 25 Honor Roll 'I,2,3,4. MILLER, IAMESI YPCA 'I,2,3,4, Committee 45 Local Gospel Team 3,45 Stuco Representative 45 Varsity Soccer 35 Letterman 3,4, President 45 Chorus 1,25 Concert Choir 3,45 Trio 3,45 Folk Group 45 Class President 1. MILLER, KATHY: Mid-Prairie 15 YPCA 2,3,45 Local Gospel Team 45 Stuco Representative 45 Chorus 2,35 Concert Choir 45 Reflector Business Manager 35 Folk Group 45 Honor Roll 2,3,4. MILLER, LLOYD: Central Decatur Community 1, 2,35 YPCA 45 Concert Choir 4. MILLER, LYLE: Mid-Prairie 15 YPCA 2,3,45 Out- of-State Gospel Team 4, Chorus 2. MILLER, REX: Mid-Prairie 15 YPCA 2,3,45 Out- of-State Gospel Team 4. NISLY, MARCUS: YPCA1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3. OSWALD, DON: Manson Community 1,2,35 YPCA 4. ROPP, IUANITA: YPCA 1,2,3,45 Varsity Basket- ball 3,45 Letterwoman 45 Chorus 1,2,35 Re- flector Cartoonist 35 Student Librarian 2. ROPP, PHIL: YPCA 1,2,3,45 Local Gospel Team 3,45 Out-of-State Gospel Team 45 Varsity Bas- ketball 45 Letterman 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 BAA Representative 45 Chorus 1,2,35 Con- cert Choir 45 Reflector Assistant Editor 35 Reverie Lay-out Assistant 4. ROTH, BETH: Waco 1,2,35 YPCA 45 Local Gospel Team 4, Varsity Basketball 45 Concert Choir 45 Trio 45 Band 45 Folk Group 4. ROTH, CAROL: YPCA 1,2,3,45 Local Gospel Team 45 Stuco Representative 45 Letterwoman 4, Vice-President 45 Chorus 1,2,35 Concert Choir 3,45 Reflector Typist 35 Reverie Typist 4. scHLABAuoH, DIANE: YPCA 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Concert Choir 4. SCHLABAUGH, IUDY: Mid-Prairie 15 YPCA 2, 3,4, Secretary 45 Local Gospel Team 3,45 Cho- rus 2,3,45 Reverie Typist 45 Class Secretary 45 Honor Roll 3. SCHROCK, DALE: University of Nebraska Cor- respondence Course 15 YPCA 2,3,45 Out-of- State Gospel Team 45 Chorus 2. SLAUBAUC-H, DAVE: Williamsburg 15 YPCA 2,3,45 Local Gospel Team 3,45 Varsity Basketball 45 Letterman 45 Chorus 25 Concert Choir 3,45 Play i Twilight Auction J 35 Honor Roll 2. STOLTZFUS, DONNA: YPCA 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2. THRELKELD, BARB: YPCA 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2, 3. TROYER, LOREN: YPCA 1,2,3,45 Local Gospel Team 45 Out-of-State Gospel Team 45 Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Stuco Treasurer 45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Soccer 15 Chorus 1, Class President 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. UNTERNAHRER, ROSETTAI YPCA 1,2,3,4, Com- mittee 35 Local Gospel Team 35 Stuco Treas- urer 35 Chorus 1,2,3. WALLACE, CORNELL: Parker 1,2,35 YPCA 45 Local Gospel Team 45 junior Varsity Basketball 45 Chorus 45 Concert Choir 4, Vice-President 45 Trio 45 .Folk Group 4. WIDMER, TIM: Washington 15 YPCA 2,3,45 Local Gospel Team 45 Stuco Representative 45 BAA Representative 3, President 45 Chorus 25 Con- cert Choir 3,45 Class Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4. YODER, FRANK: YPCA 1,2,3,4, Committee 3, Vice-President 45 Local Gospel Team 3,45 Out- of-State Gospel Team 45 Stuco Representative 2,45 junior Varsity Basketball 45 BAA Repre- sentative 15 Chorus 1,25 Concert Choir 3,45 President 45 Play i Twilight Auction l 35 Honor Roll 1,2,4. YODER, GRACE: University of Nebraska Cor- respondence Course 15 YPCA 2,3,45 Out-of- State Gospel Team 45 Chorus 2,35 Reverie Head- line Writer 45 Honor Roll 2,3. YODER, JANE: YPCA 1,2,3,4, Committee 3,45 Local Gospel Team 3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Reflector Proofreader 35 Reverie Secretary 45 Class Treasurer 25 Honor Roll 2,4. YODER, JUDY: Mid-Prairie 15 YPCA 2,3,45 Local Gospel Team 45 Chorus 2,35 Concert Choir 45 Folk Group 4. YODER, LARION: YPCA 1,2,3,45 Local Gospel Team 3,45 Out-of-State Gospel Team 45 Chorus 1,2,35 Concert Choir 3,45 Trio 45 Folk Group 45 Reflector Photographer 35 Reverie Photographer 45 Class President 4. YODER, LINDA: Mid-Prairie 15 YPCA 2,3,45 Chorus 2. YODER, ROBERTA: Mid-Prairie 15 YPCA 2,3,4, Committee 35 Local Gospel Team 3,45 Stuco Representative 35 Chorus 2,35 Concert Choir 45 Folk Group 45 Reverie Caption Writer 45 Class Vice-President 4. YODER, STAN: YPCA1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3. YODER, WANDA: Mid-Prairie 15 YPCA 2,3,45 Local Gospel Team 45 Chorus 2,35 Concert Choir 4, Robe Officer 45 Reverie Business Manager 4. Index Beachy, Merle 84,91 Beckler, Berdine 87 Bender, Daniel 32,48,57,64,81,90 Bender, Gloria 4,5,48,81,94 Bender, jane 81,90 Bender, Lois 55,88 Bender, Lois lMrs.D 85 Bender, Roh 38,49,51,77,79,94 Bender, Ruth Anne 4,6,41,43, 48,57,81,90 Bender, Virginia 26,40,42,52, 57,62,75,80,90,98,139 Boller, Emma Lou 57,81,94 Bontrager, Allen 87 Bontrager, Dan 38,59,74,77,79, 94 Bontrager, Gene 52,98 Bontrager, Lois 28,88 Brenneman, Faye 74,95 Brenneman, jim 5,27,58,74,81, 95 Brenneman, Karol 7,28,88 Brenneman, Kathy 4,5,17,43,57, 64,67,80,95 Brenneman, Kristen 51,81,90 Brenneman, Lynn 32,81,90 Brenneman, Merle 16,17,28,39, 61,63,82,85 Brenneman, Mike 64,91 Brenneman, Ron 12,18,38,47, 67,69,75,99 Brdhk, Phyllis 4,17,74,82,94 Bunch, Edward 25,50,51,91 Bunch, Ken 95 Burkholder, Elta 87 Byler, Elson 81,91 Daley, Marcia 18,60,99 Dickel, joanne 55,88 Egli, Miriam 12,24,25,42,49,56, 77,99 Erh, Cheryl 7,18,21,57,61,a1,99 Erb, Robert 62,75,ao,s1,99 Fisher, Mary 60,75,99 Freyenberger, Mary 7,14,43,47, 57,77,79,a0,81,94,95 Gingerich, Don 95 Gingerich, Ed 59,81,95 Gingerich, Ella Mae 81,91 Gingerich, Randy 26,38,47,95 Graber, Angela 10,24,27,39, 79,s0,100 Graber, Barb 15,43,48,81,91 Graber, Dave 42,57,80,81,83 Graber, Mary Dawn 52,100 Guengerich, Galen 54,81,95 Gugel, Duane 5,6,44,49,91 Helrnuth, Galen 12,24,30,54,60, 80,100 Hershberger, james 85 Hersh berger, Linda 30,62,74,77, 94,95 Hershberger, Shirley 8,12,25, 100 Hess, Beulah 52,62,80,100 Histand, Tim 33 Hochstetler, Barb 4,15,43,44, 4a,55,77,79,81,91 Hochstetler, Becky 27,60,61,62, 75,80,100,139 Hochstetler, lane 5,42,43,59, 77,79,95 Hochstedler, Loren 8,81,91 Hochstetler, Marla 49,81,91 Hoskins, George 88,138 Hostetler, Carolyn 5,14,39,57,95 Miller, janice 19,27,62,96 Miller, jim 89,138 Miller, julie 9,54,74,96 Miller, Karla 81,92 Miller,Katl1y llr.115,43,57,80, 81,96 Miller, Kathy lSr.J 21,35,52,80, 81,102 Miller, Levi 20,26,68,71,82 Miller, Lloyd 80,103 Miller, Lowell 47,51,67,79,80,81 96 Miller, Lyle 38,60,103 Miller, Nathan 88,89 Miller, Ralph 85 Miller, Rex 5,25,26,36,52,54,58, 60,67,103 Miller, Twila 96 Miller, Verton 85 Miller, Warren A. 34,51,81,96 Miller, Warren R. 42,54,58,80, 81,96 Kauf1'man,jerry 5,39,91 Kauffman, john 34,47,101 Kemp, Anne 5,11,24,68,81,101 Kemp, judy 4, 52,55,95 Kemp, Paul 35,53,54,67,101 King, Frank 32,35,59,60,83,88 Kinsinger, Nancy 5,14,40,41,57, 62,75,80,101,139 Marner, Bonnie 42,48,54,80,95 Marner, Karen 49,81,92 Marner, Rosanna 81,92 Marner, Rosella 9,81,92 Martin, Elaine 24,139 Mast, Mary Kay 20,95 Miller, Miller, Miller Miller 102 Miller Miller I Miller, Miller, Miller Miller Arden 5,19,77,79,9e Brenda F. 25,56,80,102 Brenda L. 27 59 80 96 l Carolyn 5,52,60,62,80, Miller, , Dennis 74,77,94,96 Dean 30,92 Don 5,21,a9,138 Eli C. 85 Elizabeth 3,55,89 Elvesta 28,89 Evelyn 16,24,75,77,83, 138,139 Miller, Galen 5,34,80,96 Miller, Gary 89 Miller, james 6,17,18,29,40,50, 57,59,77,79,s0,102 l36 Miller, Wendell 80,96 Mullet, Letha 48,96 Mullet, Sharon 9,81,92 Newcomer, Lois 86 Newcomer, Lynn 5,16,34,94 Nisly, Marcus 4,13,30,53,67,103 Oswald, Den 11,24,47,56,103 Piper, Phil 16,44,83 Rediger, Virginia 10,14,39,43, 77,79,80,96 Reno, Doyle 87 Rhodes, Lana 14,27,43,54,62,77 80,81 ,96 Ropp, Herman 68,69,83 Ropp,1uanita 79,103 Ropp, Leland 14,28,30,34,89 Ropp, Lois 77,79,81,92 Rapp, Phil 11,13,34,51,56,60,75, 77,79,80,104,139 Ropp, Ruth Ann 14,97 Ropp, Shirleen 44,89 Ropp, Vivian 38,89 Roth, Beth 18,34,35,40,47,77, 80,251,104 Roth, Carol 36,59,69,75,79,a0, 104 Roth, Chris 36,37,48,74,97 Reth, lanice 43,55,81,92 Roth, Mary 79,81,92 Schlabaugh, Diane 24,80,104 Schlabaugh,judy14,21,24, 27,29,49,75,81,98,104 Schlabach, Linda 7,61,81,92 Schlabaugh, Sandy 51,81,92 Schrock, Anna Marie 20,39,97 Schrock, Dale 24,26,36,53,60, 104 Showalter, Doug 55,88,89 Slabach, Norma 55,89 Slaubaugh, Dave 13,29,34,51, 77,79,8o,105 Slaubaugh, Dwight 85 Slaubaugh, Grace 20,86 Slaubaugh, lean 9,43,48,77, 79,s1,90,93 Stoltzfus, Barbara 7,89 Stoltzfus, Donna 24,26,52,57, 105 Stoltzfus, lane 48,81,93 Stutzman, Cheryl 14,81,97 Stutzman, Harold 64,93 Swantz, Norman 44,48,57,93 Swartz, Karene 84,98 Swartzendruber, A. Lloyd 85 Swartzendru ber, Fred 5,6,32, 49,81,90,93 Swartzendru ber, Gareth 16,17, 28,29,82,98 Swartzendruber, Mary Lou 9, 51,8193 Threlkeld, Barbara 18,27,35, 105 Tiessen, Grace 17,84 Troyer, Lloyd 85 Troyer, Loren 12,13,62,77,105 Troyer, Ron 23,74,77,79,97 Unternahrer, Esther 7,28,89 Unternahrer, Rosetta 12,16, 27,56,58,105 Wallace, 81,105 Cornell 15,19,40,80, Wenger, Eugene 38,47,57,84 Wenger, Marilyn 8,49,81,97 Wenger, Widmer Widmer , Gay a,67,81,97 Wid mer, Ruth Ann 81,93 Galen 85 Ti m 11 ,52,80,98,106 Wyse, Becky 80,81,97 Yoder, Anthony 8,67,97 Yoder, Curtis 97 Yoder, Frank 8,14,29,35,59,6O 77,210,106 Yoder, George 81,93 Yoder, Gerald 51,57,93 Yoder, Grace 33,57,60,75,106 Yoder, Herschel 21,89,138 Yoder, jane 18,24,27,52,69, 75,106 Yoder, ludy 21,24,29,a0,81,107 Yoder, Yoder, Kathy 48,81,97 Larion 14,40,60,75,80, 81,923,107 Yoden Yoden Yoden Yoden Yodep Yoden 90 Yoden Yoden Yodep Yoden Yodeg Yoden Linda lMrs.J 27,84 Linda lSr.l 20,29,107 Lorene14,77,81,97 Loretta 77 Lucinda 43,58,81,93 Marvin 15,16,17,31,84, Mary 49,57,81,93 Miller 51,77,79,94,97 Noreen 57,81,93 Phil 57,81,93 Ray 85 Roberta 21,26,33,56,57, 75,80,81,98,107 Yoden Yoden 97 Yoden Yodep 81,93 Yoden 107 Yoden Rodney 51,97 Sheldon 38,62,67,80, Sherrill 7,88,89 Shirley 9,51,64,77,79, Stan 2o,51,54,68,69, wander 29,39,75,8o,1o7 Yutzy, Greg 41,48,93 wide ir W, y rtor g Ha we fu- . ,A rv , f . W' , ,If .1 t '- is '5u,r,.., A Ewa! We've given of ourselves long and deep until brains refused to coordinate and bed became a luxury Part ofourselves is left on this paper for it was our hands and minds combining with many other hands and minds that created this book ofthe yearthat was 1969 NEW A thank you is hopelessly trivial but we do have a warm spot in our thoughts for our parents who uncomplainingly worried about late nights and icy roads and for our friend and advisor Mrs. Miller We also appreciated assistance from Hilda's Studio American Yearbook Company and Fred Stoeker Dave Graber and Frank Yoder 1? - 9 ,J is Id' if J-f may Q3 as Sounds of Sdence E