Johnstown Mennonite School - Mem O Re Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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IO enfa jke 1954 Wm O IQ 1 0 Margool' 510 MW 4 if 1 llllifllmfllmilu f Mem-o-re Staff The 1953 Mem-o-re Staff takes great pleasure in presenting to you this edition, repre- senting the tenth anniversary year of the school's existence. It has been our desire to show our school life as it has been during this year, and some of the highlights of the last ten years. We wish to present this book in a way that you will remember anti enjoy every page of this tenth anniversary edition. Mem-o-re Staff Editor-in-chief ------ --- Robert Thomas Ass't Editor ------- -- Louise Miller Business Manager --- --- Robert Hostetler Circulation Manager ------ Sanford Peachey Artist --------------- --- Rhoda Alwine Former Editors Nada Thomas Geiser 1946 John Edrei Lehman 1950 Betty Hostetler Kolb 1947 Stanwyn G. Shetler 1951 Mildred Harshberger Blucas 1948 Ruth Thomas Yoder 1952 Bernice Shetler 1949 Martha Mishler 1953 Panascis Store Wearing Apparel Samitary Barber Shop Jerome, Pa. 2 ., oar of glclucafion Ai. M K W-pw Seated, Left to Right: John Ogburn, Glenn Thomas, Secretaryg Harold E. Thomas, Chairman, Norman Hostetler, Vice-Chairmang Delmar R. Shetler, Treasurer. Standing, Left to Right: James Cable, Millard Spory, Erwin Harshberger, Richard Kaufman. A teacher's contribution to the good of a school depends, in a considerable measure upon the organization in which he works. It is upon this assumption that your Board of Education is trying to carry out its duties and assume its reponsibilities. The Board is interested in obtaining a principal and teachers of high Christian character and scholastic attainments. We have tried in good faith to provide our school with such teachers. The school and patron body are proud to support them, Our annual budget for maintenance is always a hard problem to face. There have been many times when we have been humanly against the wall but the Lord showed us a way out, The Board is deeply concerned for the development of the school system in terms of the achievements of pupils, teachers and principal. The Board is doing all it can at present to provide additional classrooms. By recommendation from the Board and Patron Body approval, construction began this past summer., When the present structure is completed there will be three class- rooms with some auxiliary rooms. A gymnasium-auditorium section is planned to be constructed as soon as funds are available. In providing school equipment, pupil supplies and teachers' helps, the Board is trying to do its best. We know that without the guidance of the Holy Spirit our work as a Board, teachers and patrons would be futile. The Lord's blessings be on all concerned at Johnstown Mennonite School. - Harold E. Thomas, Chairman 3 N if 5 5 o 1 y j 'Yo our ahxmni who Me iavcxxiukhj sewing Cmxsx and me Cm: cm as xeacxxers, wr ses , homemamers, X-vi wotxaers, Suv-dag '5cxxooX warmers , mn on -workers, domesxics, ckews , car pemers, smdents and iarmers we xovmgbg dedicate xxxxs team er saw issue oi the -Of?-e. I 9' 'MXYXW Wann , V ' A - 'Sri f M- N 1 2 Ai , X Ruth Thom 3 , Sons K 52, Y Terry oder and Mar vin Ka ufma Il '51 4 A.. I A e . X Ev, 1 if Ladies' Trio Bernice Shetler, '49, Kathrine Blough, '47, Eva Miller, '49 MQTX M . e James fexj and Lois I-Iarshberger V493 Cable Ethel Thomas '51 Mildred Harshberger f'49j Blucas 5 jaalhg Ellen B. Kauffman 1950 Eastern Mennonite College Pennsylvania State College English, Librarian Grades 7-8 Royal Hi, Bauer 1952 Goshen College B.S., Th.B. Bible, Science, Mathematics, Typing Sanford G. Shetler Principal 1944-1951, 1952 - Eastern Mennonite College University of Pittsburgh Willamette University English, Social Studies, Health, Bible I M, Bernice Kolb Eastern Mennonite College Pennsylvania State College Goshen College, B.S. Grades l-3 Ruth E. Yoder 1953 Goshen College A.B. Pennsylvania State College Home Economics, Chemistry Grades 5-6 W ,Q and' my jg 6 9' . g Q- ,f JOHN A. LEHMAN 'A an .-1-Wm ml TV in I ' I l ff. Eastern Mennonite ESTHER EASH YODER HENRY YODER pigergglgsrslty O Typingl Health, Spellirfg in ' 123253 Goshen SCiel'1C9, Bible, Health Grafles 4'8f English FV' Y 1944-1952 Latin g,95giyls,.45Iducatlon , 1? -ax t ., .W sh 2 x M, BERNARD CQ SHOWALTER NATHAN HEGE BETTY I-ICBTETLER KOLB Goshen College Elementary Subjects EVE LYN SHOWALTER American History, BAUER Physical Education 1947-1948,1953 1948-1949 Goshen Co1lege,A.B. Art, Home Economics, Penmanship .,' K 'R-c.. Shippensburg State Teachers Goshen College College Madiso Colle e , Eastern Mennontite Colige penngglggggalsgate Colle 1 U - 949 1950 Girls' Physical Educatim 1949-1952 'T' 6' 4 - 9 fu uf if 'ay' X l rl X - - If Y Q 'A' V. Qi ' A JANET THOMAS EVEI2AY3FS1flaTgC K RUTH THOMAS YODER Goshen College Goshen College Gregg 4'6 1953 PAUL E. BENDER Grades 4-6 Acting Principal Home Economics Eastern Mennonite College Typing Mathematics, History Second Semester I-'UCH-'E LEASA MOR-R15 Bible 1952 1944-1945 1951-1952 7 rincqoafb media 2 The beginning of any project is most certainly not the end . These are the words that I wrote for the first principal's message in our first Mem -O-Re, eight years ago: The school was then two years old, and the message continued, We are yet in the pioneering stage of our school and what lies ahead we do not know. If, however, the future continues to open to us blessings as have the past two years, then our endeavor will surely be worthwhile. The past two years have proved to be delightfully refreshing to us. The zeal, determination and faith of our patrons sponsoring this work, the help of the church in general, the eagerness and good will of the ministerial body of the Mennonite Churches of the Johnstown District, the encouragement of our conference leaders and the splendid attitude of our local township officials and the county superintendents all helped to make this, I say again, one of the most refresh- ing experiences of my life. I am happy to say that after these ten years, the same spirit still prevails, the work has been worthwhile and, indeed, the experience con- tinues to be delightfully refreshing. Since the next paragraph of that first message so clearly states our continuing aims and purposes, we reprint that also for emphasis. Our school was started to provide for our youth a better knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ. In this hope we will not be disappointed. It is our desire to have everyone who attends to catch the spirit of Christian witness and live a life that will be a blessing to the church and world at large. We will not be without problems. Our aims will not be realized at any time, because we are all far short of perfection. It is the aim of each teacher, however, to train youth in accordance with the standards of the Bible as interpreted by our church, and to teach the elements of a happy life in harmony with a full Gospel. ' We are now in a period of expansion. We long to see the day when the entire building will be completed with ample facilities to do a more efficient job. We know that if we do not lose the vision that brought this school into being, we can also bring this phase of our program to a happy realization. May you, the tenth anniversary graduates, though small in number, prove to be an unusual advertisement to the cause of Christian Schools. 5 3 -rf' 8 sf if .223 ,. is M, ,l it J, l eniorri Bob Thomas - Bob is our big hearted, kind, fun-loving Mem-O-Re Editor Religious Life Comm. 3g Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Men's Chorus 23 Class Vice President 13 Class President 3,43 Woodworking Club lg Ass't Editor of Mem-o-re 33 Editor of Mem-o-re 43 Neo-Discarian Literary l,2,33 Fidelian Literary 43 Social Comm. 4. Harold Alwine - Harold excels in sports. Social Comm. 3s Athletics Comm. 3,4Q Neo-Discarian Literary l,2,33 Fidelian Literary 43 President of Class 13 Vice Pres. of Class 2,3,43 Woodworking Club 1 Reta Shetler - Diamonds are small but precious. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,43 Mixed Quartet 3,4Q Ladies Trio 3,43 Ladies' Quartet 2,33 Class Secretary l,3,43 Fidelian Literary l,2,33 Neo-Discarian 43 Librarian 13 Athletic Comm. 2,3,43 Social Comm. 1,23 Crafts Club 13 Mixed Octet 33 Ladies' Chorus 2. Ronald Pebley - Died July 15, 1951 10 eniord Susie Troyer--Life musical theme is sweetest when played in Mezzo Forte. Lauies Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Class Treasurer 4g Neo-Discarian Literary 4. Mary Thomas-Typist for Miss Yoders Chemistry tests. Mixed Chorus 3,4g Neo-Discarian Literary i,2,3,-ig Library Club 1. Esther Lehman-A girl who's sure of getting her male. Ladies' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Library Club lg Neo-Discarian Literary 1,2,3,4g Student Council 3. Advisor - Miss Kolb 11 S ,Q '-I '5 X15 f iz if at ih fg gs, i M 53 gfffi: , 1 'lf' A , 'f The Senior class consists of six interesting studentsc We are small but mighty. Our officers are as follows: President - Robert Thomas Vice-president - Harold Alwine Secretary - Reta Shetler Treasurer - Susie Troyer We went to New York City during the month of April for our Senior trip., We all had a very enjoyable time and one long to be remembered. We as a class want to express our appreciation to Miss Kolb, our class advisor who so willingly and efficiently guided us during our four years of high schoolo We will always remember where we spent the most wonderful and enjoyable years of our lives--.L M. S. Class colors - light green and gray Class flower - red carnation Class motto - Saved to Serve m C' 12 uniom Sanford Peachey - Not even water can put this .I-H ,n firecracker out! Wi' ,., ,, sm V W N Y f: gf Lois Shetler - Her brain works in short waves. -Y i . .., Louise Miller - Always in the swim A Qi ' of things. , ll, ' at 'i-:rl Miss Kauffman Class Advisor V , Marlin Shetler - School janitor - Jack Q, p Frost and North Wind 'Q ,,, 3 are my bitterest enemies. 'J' gg Maretta Shetler - She keeps the authors busy. fS tv I Mwnx p i Mary Harshberger - School would b 4' or . M S without sports. ' Robert Hostetler - wisdom is the prin- , , 'QA cipal thingy therefore X X- get wisdom. if Martha Harshberger - No missing links in this 'J' Q chain of abilities. ' N -5? f 1 ,LL 'g Rhoda Alwine - Neat and out for a good time. -fl xi 1' ti' V The Junior class this year is composed of nine energetic members., Our officers are as follows: ' President - Sanford Peachey Vice-President - Louise Miller Secretary - Maretta Shetler Treasurer - Robert I-Iostetler We had lots of oommittes inside the class. Do you know shy: Because we planned the banquet. We really kept the Seniors guessing. We are looking forward to graduation, not to get rid of the Seniors, but then Just think! We'll be the Seniors of 1955! 13 'S ,Age Q .Sap 0l1'l0l'e5 , J Wonecla Killius -Seven zippers with seven locks couldn't . X7 . ' js. leeee 1: silence this chatterbox. -' 'I' i Y A Carlton Yoder - Carley - A BIG Tease. Wi 1 . I T-4 is C C Joan Hershberger - Silence is wisdom, therefore I am '1 H V V M . wise sl V ,lg Erma Lehman - stndiens and willing to lend a helping ' m y H f ff' . hand. 'rc 'Se e A l Royal Bauer - Class Adviser ' Ruth Lehman - Quiet and dependable. ,, T A ,M . 'a ' ' Don Gindlesperger - Hydrogen gl Oxygen constitute water, : 1' ,, 4' but Don is not to be foretold. 'f . . ' I ' Myrtle Miller - Still waters run deep. Q , wx S . -lgfif - 21 Ruth Blough - A calm brook is desirous to a roaring ocean. Miriam Mishler - If I could choose anything in this side worldg I'd take laughter, sports gl peanuts The Sophomore Class The Sophomore Class consists of nine members, one of which joined our group this year.. One thing which seems rather strange is the fact that we have only two boys this year. Our officers are as follows: President - Woneda Killius ' Vice-president - Carlton Yoder Secretary - Joan I-Iershberger Treasurer - Erma Lehman As a class our activities were rather limited this year. Our one highlight of the year was our class night. We all had a most enjoyable time. Each one of us is trying by his life to show that we believe our motto, All things through Christ . Yes, surely, we can do all things through Christ who strengtheneth us. 14 gfedklnen Gerald Kaufman - A gentleman of the finest type. Glenn Lehman - The potentials of a small stick of dynamite. Lois Spory - Lively On the ball Interested in music Studious Sanford Alwine - His voice is like a deep bass drum. Mary Ellen Eash - This gal is the noiseless type. Miss Yoder - Advisor David Shetler - Cradle - dle + duck - du + er + jacket - et describes Dave. Leon Thomas - Early to bed, early to rise, But who wants to be healthy, wealthy St wise? Paul Lehman - Preparing for a teaching vocation Aspires to greater knowledge Up and coming ping-pong champ Living for Christ Martha Alwine - Generally speaking - A woman is generally speaking. The Freshman Class Ten active Freshmen Started out fine, One went to Canada Then there were nine. ? . N.. i if? - Ti 'E if A 'Q fl' .eii V X lg., if are My . 24 6 iiiitt Q fp! Q71 Yan? lin? lflx When our class meets Gerald Kaufman takes his place as president while Glenn Lehman acts as vice-president, and Lois Spory as our secretary. Sanford Alwine can be seen collecting money, for he is our treasurer. Our project for this year was sending a class letter to Rose Shetler who left our forces last fall. The highlight of this year was our class night which was enjoyed by all. Yoder's Service Station Davidsville, Pg, '15 1 ' 1 6 .. , H ' I I .vfi 4 lu 5 5 H -Jvfbbh' 4 ,I 'QW-5, 'Hwwsovansg 0::::::::Q' W H 1' 6 ooeoooogarg it Y Q w.q?i-'NYQX W, .,,. N... 'M .W k'Q':5?a , QgfsL f. 'w'Qfg x LAm fL-.ix: Q .. . Fw r avi L' A A 3' - 34- if? QMv? F:q'4- Fu .-.5 PM ' W v 2 W fs. 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Fourth Row: Darrel Dawson, Harley Thomas, Carol Shetler, Roy Ogburn, Sharon Wlngard. Fifth row: Melvin Alwine, Elmira Lehman, Ernest Spory, Ruth Eash, John Lehman. McNess Glenn Thomas I-Iollsopple, Pa., R.D. 2 I8 GRAMS I - 3 First Row: Miss Kolb, Dean Yoder, Marvin Thomas, Dwight Hershberger, Rhonda Kaufman, Second Row: Richard Kaufman, Amelia Saylor, Janice Folk, Richard Thomas, Melvin Spory, Third Row: LaVerne Eash, Charlotte Holsopple, Vivian Yoder, Rosella Lehman, Allen Yoder, Fourth Row: Lauren Yoder, Sheri1Shetler, Lois Lehman, David Harshberger, Carlene Hoslopple, Fifth Row: Daryl Alwine, Louise Spory, Marvin Ogburn, Pauline Speigle, Joe Shetler, Sixth Row: Arlene Thomas, David Eash, Rachel Kaufman, Floyd Lehman, Joyce Miller. K from Q Q A- .., l . ,fm 4 - J! 3,1 5, I e ,. N nd -M . A - H ' ,Q Q ' W .SLN 'i'wr1:f ,1' k' ,.-Q gl. ,Wh A, ,J M ' , - . X:-I ,J H -A sf 1'-gT'MQ ' ara 1 V 41. -'ft' 7 56'fl'a1A'! Xf ,, , yr? M, i,lf,., :Q 'MH-Nm . N W' -M-inks, gfwfw' fnjiga, 5 --1 rf' K Jaw , -we Q ' 'W A 5 T ,,.,, ,,:, -- I , , Y F' T ni A 1 ,, , , ,mi - W, , - - tn- J ' :+L ,fn . 4, 1 4 SWT . 1 no in N A 1 .fqliie j ,M ' 9 t ,9'.,1.,,2, J n, 4,3 4 in ,- M .fn or Q it U-I , ' f 5 'Fix' ,Jr 15 tg V .Rm A time V -as ,K 31 -'ii-Q' .wx -Ll. .' - lu- -, 4, .wif W, ,ax , .D 'L K M if-El ll M, I ee-T 19 Q ' 3 f ff w ,ifzw , . 4 Lf 55 ,ffaj 5. 1 rf I Q. Y. K X- . . '...,, 'Q ft 7 4. Bzyzbum IQ e Zyiocu, mmiffee 5 P 1, 43,2 .A its 'li 5 it 'ir f if 5 XG' i,lIii Bro. Shetler, Susie Troyer, Joan Hershberger., Marlin Shetler, Paul Lehman, Martha Harshberger. Religious Life Committee For Christian students, Chapel is a period of refreshment, edification and encouragement., It is also a period which strengthens our spiritual lives and helps us be more like the Master. Our daily Chapel messages are brought to us by Bro, Shetler and Bro. Bauer with the exception of Fridays. On Friday the Religious Life Committee plans a special program to be presented by the students or a special speaker. We as students appreciate the provision which has been made in our full schedule when we can quietly meditate and listen to the teaching of God's Word. Mishler's Sons Green House Phone 345532 Johnstown, Pa. R,D.2 22 time of Messing' Octl 25' olmwler QVIVQ Cl SPIYIJL4-LCLI Ernplw. svs BYO.UYle Bender R053 ITINERARY Gospel armunaires me 8-my 2 Hartville, Ohio Leo, Indiana . Nappanee, Indiana n I Eureka, Illinois Kalona, Iowa we 1 Hannibal Missouri, - Garden City, Missouri I-'wr-.. W Hes ton, Kansas La Junta, Colorado Albuquerque, New Mexico Phoenix, Arizona Q Upland, California + Winton, California 1 Sacramento, California Sweet Home, Oregon Sheridan, Oregon Meadow Brook, Orego 1 Clackston, Idaho f Kalispell, Montana Ronan orro F' e T Coalridge' Montana , 173 21107 ' LESTER HARSHBERGER, second Tenor Minot' North Dakota LEONARD SHETLER, Baritone Defffiif Lakes, Minnesota feozmm' WOLFER, Buss The Gospel I-Iarmonaires were organized in the fall of 1952. During the school term they made numerous appearances in school functions and in churches of the Johnstown area, both of our denomination and others. They also sang over our local radio station in connection with our regular local program. During the month of June, 1953, they cllmaxed the year with a tour covering sixteen states, representing not only our own school but the cause of Christian educa- tion. Accompanied by the principal and his wife, the Gospel I-Iarmonalres thus extended the work of our school beyond the borders in a way that may not soon be duplicated. From the testimonies received, the tour proved to be a blessing to the group as well as to the churches. 23 mmol Ckorud 'W rw ri.. i The J.M.S. Mixed Chorus of 1953-54 consists of 33 members, wit all the high school represented except two, and also a teacher. Our director is Bro. Shetler whom we thank for so patiently helping us as we rehearsed each time. The purpose of this is to praise and glorify God by using the gifts He gave to us. We want to mean what we sing and not just sing notes. We have tried to choose the songs which will inspire and touch men's hearts and bring them to Christ. Our music consists of: the heavier types of music, Negro spirituals, evangelical and Gospel song variety. The chorus took a tour in the early spring h Weiser Music Center 410 Main St. Johnstovmj Pa. 24 al FN .-1, vi, V . DC 1 7','f x, , K Q1 P1 Q0 ! I U it x 1 5 X i u , , 2? 2 25K L alll' aww new nun ffslnan 'gl Mmm anne ff M: saw gs-:sem fx we new 4,1 I . Ji , 5.1 .. . V .M ,T -Q l L N in in Qt 1111 what M ., Il f ai N 'lr , , VW 'E s 2, 1 ,rd-ever -9 ii r WEN A-dk-wnlqf .xgcfiuified Rfat Shay Edit0r - Reta Shefler The member' the Pilot Staff really Ass't Editor - Lois Shetler have qui' f thering the latest news, Business Manager - Carlton Yoder 'rl-4' f 'ried to put out the Artist - Mary Harshberger 1 pilotv ever put out Mimeographer - Marlin Shetler Bob Hostetler Advisor - Bro. Bauer Typists - Sueie Trovf Esther ' ll' Repo he faithful members The nty. The SS and zain in fe is the Greeks ice but ache Bot nd. Erma discussion oust Q card: , Jifferent they au were touched. on. One gifts ax of the fi. Let us se un December 18, Bro. John Thomas, be gay, bu. from the community here, was at of Christ. school. He spoke from Ezekiel-- about the Dry Bones . It was It is God's gl certainly interesting. He was with Himselfn The faith is Tl0t us all forenoon visiting various composed of worldly, rational prop- ositions. It is based on stupendous events where Almighty God has made Himself known. At creation He made usg at Calvary He vcleanses usg at Easter He is victorous over usg at Pentecost He is in us. At Christmas God is with us. Let us rejoice that Continued classes. Bro. Marcus Lind from Oregon was here and spoke to us for a few morn- ings. He discussed the book of Philippians. lThe Epistle of Joyj. We enjoyed all of these discussions very much. We invited him back again any time. - -Martha Harshberger - - oftferaried. The Neo-Discarian Literary We Neo-Discarians strive for greater aims and goals in this year., Our interesting meetings are held every other week with everyone ready ana willing to participate. Our program committees have been giving us some very fine programs and have done their best. Our literary has given us opportunities to increase our knowledge and gain more experience in public speaking., Our motto: Not for school but for life we learn. I1 ull! 111 I 6 , Q.-- h 5 if Tl -,- ri. E 'NE M , 'QS 1-2 R V ,,fw ?' viii' ' ',- an - un-J. ' The Fidelian Literary Society There are 29 loyal Fidelians. We all do our part to make our activities success- ful. At our regular meeting, every two weeks, we have a program that promotes us in public speaking, is educational and inspirational. Miss Kauffman and Bro. Shetler, our advisors, are always willing to lend a helping hand. We love our literary and all promise to be faithful and true Fidelians. 29 Left to right: Miss Kolb, Miss Yoder, Erma Lehman, Lois Spory, Mary Harshberger, Robert Thomas, Sanford Alwine. This year the Social Committee consisted of five members and two advisors. The officers are as follows: President - Sanford Alwine Secretary -Erma Lehman Treasurer - Mary Harshberger The other members are Lois Spory and Robert Thomas. Miss Kolb and Miss Yoder are our able advisors. During the year we had a number of very enjoyable socials. We'11 not soon forget our fall social at Lohr's Grove, closing with a prayer circle on the banks of the pond. The social at Salix, followed by the girls' slumber party will long be remembered because of the surprise snowfall. Wasn't it fun get- ting home next morning! Another rich memory is that of the Thanksgiving social held in the school basement. We will carry many happy memories of this school year with us, thanks to the work of the social committee. llw-k G f4iMt.z Cammcttee Sports fill a big place at J.M.Sn for we want to develop healthy bodies as well as br-illiant minds. Before and after school the ping-pong table and basketball court are busy in winter. Spring and fall find outdoor ball games in full swing. In order to keep all these things going we need a committee in charge of equipment and grounds. This year's committee was Harold Alwine, Sanford Alwine, Marlin Shetler, Lois She Miriam Mishler and Reta Shetler with Bro. Bauer and Miss Yoder as advisers. A football tournament in the fall and a ping-pong tournament during the winter helped to work up interest and enthusiasm in our sports program this year. tler Bruno Store Phone 9571 Holsopple, Pa. 31 FOOTBALL -M , ,, Y ,., - . if W, Y U E. ,... .v . ATHLETICS TIGERS H HUSKIES ' , 7 1 :L UI T H WL q 3 4, I mf -S :I f 3 543 BASKETBLALL High Scorer Marlin Shetlr-I' , ,. . - ir 4 N . ..t i 2,Qf,q.a.Mqs.,,? Im. ig. - 'T' yogi V J 'V 4L,, H V . u, , ,. -LAL or? K ,Q-,gg K . H 5 QOPHOMORES - JUNIORS FRESHMAN i' SENIORS 'li-'Q-A I-1ig': Scorer Team Nuys L.Q.Ses Pence-ni tEqmt.sf:.m.4 Hamid Uwin H O Lo.cLo -3, X 6 572 19.9 7 7 .Foo ZLQ o.mg.z.e U I Uf 9.0.0 575- PING-PONG DOUBLES FIRST SEMESTER CHAMPIONS SINGLES Robert Hostetler SI Bob Thomas Bob Thomas 71115911 A uv! AUDI-H-I U 1 32 A '--nigh: l it . xiii, . ff, ,os 5,2 X. n- Ei Mg' xv , .4 ..-.- 4 . ns- A ., fm-- f Q Vffi,mfaf'AW'Q.'-v.,-w-f- -Q., 'D 1 ' hi - .-1-Mitra-1 .-Y' mt., fffs 1 Y at A .1 ,I pn MI H' VN uniof- enior njuef ,Q if ,Fe N 15 -Q fa ing,-,A ,. Q, A 1 . -i -2 ' . ..- -91.- !'E y 'ifs Junior Senior Banquet time is always a time of great excitement. May 1953 was no exception The Seniors looked puzzled and the Juniors smug when intriguing posters appeared on the bulletin board. The mystery was solved when the Juniors escorted the seniors and faculty to the dining room at Alwine's0 Old-fashioned flower Garden was the Theme of menu, decorations and program. After a pleasant time of reminiscences, prophesies and fellowship, the evening closed with a prayer-circle that warmed our hearts. i 'e'e 4 mg L. 34 Patron Clarence Alwine David Alwine Walter Alwine Claire Beisel Orvin Blough James Cable John Dawson Otto Eash Robert Eash Paul Folk Nelson Gindlesperger Erwin l-Iarshberger Owen I-lershberger Norman l-lostetler Carl Holsopple Calvin Kaufman Richard Kaufman William Killius Earl Lehman Ernest Lehman John A. Lehman John T. Lehman Kenneth Lehman Owen Lehman Sylvan Lehman Slater Mishler John Ogburn William Pebley Clayton Shetler Ammon Shetler Delmar Shetler Mrs. Ella Shetler Paul Speigle Millard Spory Elmer Thomas Freeman Thomas Glenn Thomas Harold Thomas Maggie Thomas Webster Thomas Henry Yoder John Yoder LeRoy Yoder Moses Yoder Aldus Wingard Freeman Miller D. W. Miller Aaron Peachey Noah Troyer Harry Davidhizar David Yoder Merle Saylor Paul Thomas SCHIIIII PIHAIIS Address Holsopple, R.2 Johnstown, R.4 Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Johnstown, R.3 Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.l Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Johnstown, R.3 Holsopple, R.l Holsopple, R.2 Johnstown, R.4 Boswell, Pa. Grantsville , Md. Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Boswell, Pa. Johnstown, R.4 Holsopple, R.l Holsopple, R.2 Johnstown, R.4 Jerome, Pa. Boswell, Pa. Johnstown, R.3 Holsopple, R.l Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R,2 Holsopple, R.l Boswell, Pa. Holsopple, R.2 Johnstown, R.4 Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Davidsville, Pa. Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Boswell, Pa. Wooster, Ohio Rittman Ohio Sugar Creek, Ohio Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 Holsopple, R.2 No. of Children Congregation in School 4 Headrick 4 Walsall l Kaufman l Pleasant Grove 4 Stahl l Kaufman l Walsall 3 Kaufman 3 Kaufman 2 Blough l Kaufman 4 Stahl 4 Thomas 2 Blough 2 Kaufman 2 Stahl 3 Thomas l Springs 3 Kaufman l Thomas l Blough 2 Stahl 4 Kaufman 2 First Mennonite Church 5 Stahl l Blough 2 Blough l Walsall 2 Blough l Walsall 2 First Mennonite Church 1 Kaufman 2 Blough 4 Thomas l Stahl 2 Thomas 2' Blough l Weaver 2 Stahl 1 Blough l Blough 2 Kaufman 1 Kaufman l Kaufman l Thomas 5 Blough 1 Wooster l Wooster l Farmerstown 1 Thomas 2 Thomas l Stahl 1 Thomas C0 IHIBIHIIRS Mr. 8: Mrs. Cloyd Gindlesperger Mr. 8: Mrs. Lowell Alwine 8: Gerald Mr. 8: Mrs. Owen Hershberger Mr. 8: Mrs. Dave Kaufman Mr. 8: Mrs. Boyd Thomas Mr. 8: Mrs . David Alwine Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Yoder Mr. 8: Mrs. Calvin Kaufman Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman Hostetler Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Alwine Miss Edna Eash Mr. 8: Mrs. William Hershberger Mr. 8: Mrs. Leon Hostetler Mr. 8: Mrs. John T. Lehman Miss Berni ce Shetler Mr. 8: Mrs. Moses Yoder Miss Eva Miller Mr. 8: Mrs. James Miller Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Cable Mr. 8: Mrs. Glenn Yoder Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Speigle Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Blucas Mr. 5 Mrs. Henry Yoder Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Lehman Mr. 8: Mrs. John Yoder Mr. K: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs . Merle Yoder . Harry C. Blough Wayne Zimmerman Webster Thomas Henry Sala Martin Blough John A. Lehman Ralph Cable Paul Folk Harold Thomas Paul Blough Paul E. Thomas Orvin Blough Miss Catherine Fern Blough Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. James Mr. 8: Mrs Clair Beisel Merle Saylor . Slater Mishler Freeman Thomas Elmer Thomas Ralph Croyle Nelson Gindlesperger Cable . James Cable Jr. Miss Ruth Yoder Rev. 8: Mrs. D. W. Miller 36 .fgoluerfiding TERRACE CHEVROLET COMPANY CHEVROLET CARS 8: TRUCKS OLDSMOBILE CARS if Sales and Service 'A' Jerome, Pennsylvania Compliments of the PEOPLE'S STATE B A N K -Ar Jennerstown, Pennsylvania 38 HOLSOPPLE FEED MILL Manufacturer Quality Feeds Pratt Feeds HOLSOPPLE PENNA. Forney's Men's Clothing Made to Measure Suits And a Complete Line of Furnishings For Boys and Men DAVIDSVILLE PENNA- WINGARD LUMBER CO. PAUL R. WINGARD Mine Timber Bullrlozing, Farm Ponrls, Founrlations, etc. Phone: 2601 R. D. No. 1 Holsopple, Pa. M. ZIMMERMAN ECONOMY FOOD MARKET Fresh Meats - Groceries Phone: 92R Davidsville, Pa. Compliments of BOSWELL LUMBER CO. Manufacturers and Distributors Quality Building Materials Lumber E5 Millwork Phone: 2781 HUNTER'S SUPER MARKET i' 3 13 Center Street BOSWELL, PENNA. Phone: 2141 Boswell Cleaners 8: Dyers 24-Hour Service We Do Our Own Cleaning We Really Appreciate Your Business 314 MAIN ST. BOSWELL, PA. Boswell, Pa. ALWINE'S STORE Groceries, Meats, Prulua e WE AIM TO PLEASL 'A' We Serve Miller's Ice Cream 'A' SOAP HOLLOW ROAD B. 86 W. HARDWARE Plumbing - Electrical Appliances Wiring Hot Point Appliances Vhone: 3123 Boswell, Pa GLENN R. YODER Expert, XVU1-kmanship Everyflling ElCl'tfl'lf'lll Holsopple, Pa. Phone 2051 All Work Inspected by Fire Underwriters GIPE BROTHERS FOR PRINTING 'k Commercial Printers i' Clover Street JOHNSTOWN, PENNA. Phone: 9-5683 COVER STUDIOS Your Ojicial Photographers CONGRATULATES YOU 504 Main Street BRUNO'S BARBER SHOP Main Street BOSWELL, PENNA. Phone: 5-8442 MOXHAM HARDWARE Hardware - Paint - Household Goods Glass - Oils - Builders' Hardware Central Avenue and Village Street Phone: F 39-154 Johnstown, Pa SUNSET FARLB, Millard Spory G Sons Boswell, Pa. Davidsvillv Garage, E.R. Spory Davidsville, Pa. Thomas Kinzey Lumber Co. Colbe and Horner Street Johnstown. Pl- M1-NEES QUALITY PRODUCTS UTT F-ARM SUPPLY MASSICI'-HARRIS GLEN F ,rnoulxg SALES und Sl'IRYll'I-I 'I'IiAl I'0llS. vmmlxrzs. I-'Aim lMl'l.mn:x1's lmswrznl., PA. l'h0m' 2053 H0ls0l'l'l,l-1. PA. 1 l lr Compliments of HERSHBERGER ELECTRIC Your Electrical Appliance Store Sales and Service HOTPOINT - I.. 8: H. - GIBSON APPLIANCES PHUNE I5-R-22 DAVIIISVILLE, PA. KEPXMIT YODER Sherer Oil Co., Inc. CLOVER FARM STORE nm.-Ih......-, ..f g lucnruznm PR0lll'l l'S , 0 ouocunnzs ,nn nom: nmzsssn mzns ' 2 5'- Phonc' 9-H74 . JOHNSTOWN, PENN.-A. THOMAS MILLS, PIGNXA. Compliments of CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Forporatlon WE PAY 292 0X SA YINGS AI'l'0I'N'l'S WINIIBER PENNSYLVANIA Lumlncr and BulIder's Supplies-General Coniractors XVINDIIIGII, PA. 41 Compliments of MOON'S STORE JIGROME. PENNSYLVANIA HACKY'S FOOD MARKET FOOD - MEAT lt Plea:-ws l's tn Please You Your Dollar Has More Cents Phonv 9316 HOLSOPPLE. PA LEE MAYER MOTOR SALES NEW FORD CARS and TRUCKS On Davldsvllle Bond Just Beyond the Top of Tire Hill. Route 53 In-0 F. Mayer. Owner l'h0m-sl: Bus. Jill. 33-07-HI R4-s. Jin. 6-2963 MARIAN'S APPLIANCE STORE .ll-IIIOMIC, l'l-INSSYINASIA I'lmm-: Hlspl. 2100 nr Dvllsvl. 7-ll-5 Compliments of STONY MEADOW FARM 5 Ammon. and Evelyn Sheller HERSHBERGERS, INC. RED HDMI! POULTRY 8: PIONEER DAIRY FEEDS sl-mos. FARM SUPPLIES JOHNSTOINN and WINDBER. PA. RICHARD KAUFMAN 8L SONS 1-ll'INl'2RAL FARMING l'n-nnsylvuniu Blue Lulu-I Potatovs l'hon4-. lluswrll 2047 ll. D. I, ISOSWI-ILL, PA. AMMON SALA 8z SONS GENERAL BUILDERS Phone Davldsville 3-ll-I2 ll. D. 2, HOIILSOPPLE, PENNA. 42 BERKLEY HILLS MEMORIALS Hmn MARKERS and CEMETERY LETTERING Rep. Delmar R. Shetler H0hl.SOPPl,E, PA. Phone: Dnvidsvllle I-R-14 suoxm-:mrs M-4RlAN'S STURE ...Mr mg Nmrihu Upvn llll 9 I'. M. Phnno' 24-ll-:42 Vlnthillu mm sum.. r..r nn.. rzmin- ra-mil, f '- W - -Wmfr-T- -4' -Wm' Spa-1-d Qu:-rn Wash:-rw-Yuungslmnn Sink- xml ml ll'YI'lzIl N'l'. lHlNHl'1l.l., l'L l'lhll!l'hi lDA1'IlDSVlI.I.H. l',L DEROYS Best Wishes .lolnn-toyul's I,e-udhn: .le-xwle-rs from -ln'xu'l1'r- Slnrv HHN nz-mn sunk.-I sz. .l0HXS'l'0N X. I-.L TOPS DINERS JACOB M. HOFFMAN AND CO. Wa- llulld llouww fur lnuny po-oplv who ns-4-d nsslshlnce You may smrk on your spurs' thus- who-n lnulhlinpz your houn- You 1-un 1-urn puri oi your down pnyuu-nt hy wnrklng for us on your IIUIISP, on your off days ur:l.xloN'l' Phone :ssc-mms .lon xs'rowN. lax. l ROYAL PLATE GLASS MARIAWS STORE Upon llll 9 l'. M. Phum- 24-ll-32 GLASS PUR l'IYl'IIlY l'l'IIl'0Sl'1 I-'IKIGIIDAIIH-I Al'I'l.IAN11115-'I'.!l'I'AN ICANHES mm- Nqgul J0HN5.'.0ws. PA. Sin-1-.I Que-1-n xvlI!ll:'rN'TYllll'lKWllINIl sinks- and n m-In ll.iVIlDS1'll,I.I'Z. l'.L 1'0N'I'lf.H I'0lCS und Ill'Il.l!I-INN . Nu linllel lie-H4-r Ilolm-s SALES - FORD - Sl'IRYIl'H lD.XYIllSYIl.l.l-I. PL HHI.NOI'I'l.I'f. ll. ll I I'hunu- I5-ll 43 YODER'S GARAGE Richard M. Kissell p.,g,,,,,,, l'l.l'llIllN1i, Herr w.x'l'r:l: mm WAIHI Sale-9 E5 Sefvife .Ulf lll-I.l'l'lNG ,k . General Repairs to All Cars, M ' ' Trucks, Tractors Ill HII lllr lrxsx JENNER X ROADS PENNA. MOXHAM NATIONAL BANK .IOHNS'l'0WN, PENNA. Mc-lnln-r of I-'vdorul Deposit Insurance Corporation ' 1. , . ED ALLEN ECONOMY MARKET , M HATS lllld GH0l'I'IRll'IS 'FEMININE FUUTWEAR' 0 V ' ' AW- ' 1,25 Mark.-1 ss. JOHNSTONN PA E. L. HOFFMAN IMPLEMENT STORE, Wingiher Road, Johnstown, Pa. B. J. MAURER MOTOR CO. Ford for 29 Years Dial 2751 Boswell, Pa. VALLI-:Y MILLS, Dist. of Full-0-Pep-Grain, Har. Sffw H Pgggmjggggdifs 44 SAM RODGER'S STORE :Hl.:!l:4 Slnlu Stn-I-1 Ill DSN' I-1l.l., l'.L MOCK'S JEWELRY wA1'c'H and CLOCK Rl-IPAIRING IOO Main Street llAl'lDSVIl.l.l-I. PA. SHEFFICS STYLE CENTER l'I.O'I'HlNG and SHOES I-'OR EVERYONE IIONWI-ILI., PA. lIAl'l.lS . ERVIl'l'I -------- TATION -------- TIRE HEl'APPlNG 61 FARM Sl'IRYll'I'I IIOSWTILI.. PA. HARRY A. NAUGLE lllNlll'llIN'l'. Loans, Reul Estate- D.IYllDSYII.I.I'I. lu. l'lmnv-Hu!Isopplv 2365 THOMAS FEED MILL IIIAIIONII 'l'. BEACON and PRA'l l'S l-'EI-JDS Seeds, Fertilizer and Lime THUMAS MII.I.H. 1-A. LEE'S BARBER SHOP R. G. SPEIGLE hello: Yfvder, l'l'0D- Ex1'.u'A1'lNu and CONTRACT H.u'l.lNu D:lYlDSYll4Ll'I. PA. Pholu' DAVUSVILLE. PA H. H. HOLSOPPLE BARIII-IR SHOP noswrzu., rl-:xNA. FERNDALE HARDWRE CO. HOl'iI-IWARES, PAINTS, APPLIANPES SPORTING GOODS and TOYS GIFTS, TELEVISIONS Phone 83-1801 533 Fe-rndulo Ave. Johnstown, Pl. Compliments of SACKS BROS., Bedford Street, Johnstown, Pa. CWTTO BRICK AND TILE WORKS Rm' WAl.ll.R isz'iI4Iffq Tilu, Brivk and Drain Tile i I'hurxc: 31-A-11 SPRINGS, PENNSYLVANIA MILLER MACHINE WORKS Mine, Mill and Farm Supplies Machine Shop Service i Phone: 23-A bPRINGS, PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of the 1954 Senior Class Of Iohnstown Mennonite School 'k THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP A F T E R A L L 'k WINDBER, PENNSYLVANIA 46 L. 86 Y. PLUMBING CC. M. J. Livengood 'A' . Plumbing 65 Heating 'A' PINTO, MARYLAND I Congratulations YODER'S LOCKER PLANT Proressing Meat, Vegetables, Berries, i' Frozen Food and Canning Meat Curing and Smoking Bulk Storage, Meat Curing und Smoking Lorkerx For Rent Farm Equipnlent Custom Beef Butrlzering Sales ei Service 'A' GRANTSVILLE, MARYLAND PRINGS PENNA. S , Phone: SOG4 47 Amelia Saylor, our first second-generation student, started to school this year, OTTO 85 YODER 'k Home Dressed Pork and Poultry 'A' SPRINGS, PENNA. 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