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

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Q'-si? . . , .F , 17'--.h.,.l,..-53:51, ,,.-5 ... -.. :.Q:. .-.-PA,,, -1 - . .' - ,, T . -- -1' fy- m- .1 -L , T1 1 1. , 1.1.2-.H -1 :. h A ,x1,.'.,.,,. 51 N , Y ,, it.: ,-, - X -2 ,.,, - -1 .x-5. ..- 1 Ay' .. ,- , . .11 . 131 aw- , 4, 1- .1 T E MEM-O-RE 195 6 JOHNSTOWN MENNONITE SCHOOL Holsopple, Pennsylvania Editors joan I-Iershberger Lois Spory Basiness Managers Donald Gindlesperger Gerald Kaufman FOREWORD Books, teachers, prayer, laughter, music, socials, and tests compose our school life. In the past year we have enjoyed working and playing together . Although our experiences have not all been joyous ones, we can recall with satisfaction the many pleasant times we have had. As we reminisce, we invite you to share with us our many memories . We wish to express our sincere thanks to those who have helped to make this edition a reality . J E H 4 DEDI CA TI 0 In appreciation for the Christian training we have received at J. M. S. , we gratefully dedicate this 1956 MEM-O-RE to the cause of Christian Education. BUILDERS Hattie Vo se Hall A Builder builded a temple, He wrought it with grace and skillg Pillars and groins and arches All fashioned to work his will . Men said, as they saw its beauty, It shall never know decay, Great is thy skill, O Builder! Thy fame shall endure for aye . A Teacher builded a temple With loving and infinite care, Planning each arch with patience, Laying each stone with prayer . None praised her unceasing efforts, None knew of her wondrous plan, For the temple the Teacher builded Was unseen by the eyes of man. Gone is the Builder's temple, Crumbled in to the dust, Low lies each stately pillar, Food for consuming rust, But the temple the Teacher builded Will last while the ages roll, For that beautiful unseen temple Was a child's immortal soul. Q 5 BO RD OF ED UCAT10 The nine men, who are chosen annually by the patron body, spend many hours each month planning and working for J.M .S . The tasks sometimes are not too pleasant, but there are pleasant duties which they do perform . These men are conscious of the responsibilities that are placed upon them . Through their untiring efforts the school has prospered and students have gone from the school with their blessings . Through the help of the patron body prob- lems have been solved, and by the constant prayer and financial support of each patron, even greater things can be accomplished. The board is indeed grateful for the splendid teaching staff . They hope for the continuance of such high ideals which have helped the school in the past. May God's blessings be upon you, teachers, and may your reward be in the many lives you have touched and helped to start aright . Our constant prayer is that the students of our school will be well aware of the golden opportunity they have of attending a Christian school . Give of your best, and the best will return Sevenfold. Shall we, the teachers, the students, and the patrons, work together for the glory of Christ's kingdom in preparing lives for eternity? Left to right. Seated: Owen Lehman, Delmar Shetler, Harold Thomas, Richard Kaufman, Glenn Thomas Standing: Erwin Harshherger, Ernest Lehman, james Cable, Ammon Shetler . 6 This page sponsored by Terrace CheVl'O1et CO. Sales and Service Jerome, Pa. FACULT I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree . English, Social Studies, Health, Bible, Music Sanford G . Shetler Principal Eastern Mennonite College University of Pittsburgh, Cornell University ' at - llllll llllll john A . Lehman Eastern Mennonite College Goshen College, A.B. University of Pittsburgh Mathematics, Science, Health, Bible, Boys' Physical Education Q BS AB Librarian, Typing, Home Economics, Grades 4-6 Ellen B. Kauffman Eastern Mennonite College, University of Pittsburgh 8 This page sponsored by PCODlC'S State Bank Jennerstown, Girls' Physical Education, Grades 1-3 ll lusllglltlw ' R il l' ,l 2' ll W L M ' i Pauline A . Amstutz Eastern Mennonite College, B .S . T www x., 51' Lorene F . Saylor junior High--First Semester Lydia M . Beiler Arizona State College, B.A. 'junior High--Second Semester, Health , 7,,7, Y W,,,,,,,om-,,,,,-,,,,,, , ,,., , ,.,,.,---,,, lu., ,-........, l JOHNSTOWN MENNUNITE SCHOOL seven urnas sourn or Jonwsrown ELEMENTARY GRADES ADDRESS: ROUTE 2,lHOLSOPPLE, PA. HIGH SCHOOL Urn. cur:-:nun School ll Applied curious-nxny in cn. riala of saue.z1on ' Dear Graduating Class: 1 You have come from good homes. You have parents that ' have taught you from childhood those precious virtues that , build sterling character, They have invested you. They bought you food, clothing, and the They chose to send you to a Christian school, heavily in , extra thinms. which meant additional costs, even to the point of denying themselves, at times, of such things as new curtains or new floor cover- ' ings or a new model car. Literally, they have invested several thousands of dollars in you. Your teachers here have given you additional help at a sacrificial price. The patrons' qroup, as a body, have ex- pended additional dollars to make this kind of training possible. Now you are stepping out on your own. People are watching you carefully and not always too fairly. They ex- pect graduates of J.M.S. to make no mistake--to do things right, and always be the ideal person. A wrong move will not only reflect on you but on the school, The school, most definitely on your home and especially, will feel the sting of criticism if you get into the wronq crowd of companions, choose a bad job, marry the wrong person, or perhaps Kinci- dentallyl fail to behave in church. It is true, they do not watch quite so closely those who haven't cone school. to a Christian But--can you meet this challenge? Can you, wlll,you be true to your innermost convictions and the ideals implanted into you? That is my chief concern. I am concerned, of course, that you SERVE Him in some useful wavy but, above all that you first LIVE for Him, for criticism or no criticism, it is, after all, our obligation to do what is right for the sake of right. In this difficult task I wish you God's special blessing. Sincerely yours, , Shetler SGS:mjm -W a- .v-.N , Y, .1 I ORS Atr y outh is prest Against the earth's sweet flowi ee whose hungr m ng breastg ll Carlton Yoder q Way down bass, unusual moodsg automatic talker Class President 1, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Neo-Discarian Literary lg Fidelian Literary 2,3, 43 Business Manager of Pilot 2, wh' 3, Mixed Octet 2, 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 2, 3, 4, Men's Quartet 2g Men's Trio 3, 4g Social Com- mittee 4 james Miller Chemistry whiz, sincere and per- sistent in the pursuit of knowl- edgeg deep convictions Class Vice-President 43 Mixed Chorus 45 Religious Life Commit- tee 4g Fidelian Literary 4 joan Hershberger Literary ability, brunette, future school marm Committee l, Student Council 1 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Fi- delian Literary 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Octet 3, 45 Ladies' Octet 45 As- sistant Editor of Mem-O-Re 3' Editor of Mem-O-Re 4 Donald Gindlesperger Studies are a minor detail, un predictable, live wire Neo-Discarian Literary 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 1, 3 Class Treasurer 4 ,N f I I Dial 2781 ed by Boswell Lumber CO. Quality Building Materials Boswell, Pa Class Secretary 1, 2, 4, Social - '-'B Ruth Blough Cook, seamstress, and fu- ture homemakerg neatg blue- eyed blond Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Neo- Discarian Literary 1, 2, 3, 43 Religious Life Committee 33 Ladies' Octet 4 Erma Lehman Editorial worries3 ever-ready helperg keeps the mail carrier busy Neo-Discarian Literary 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Ladies' Octet 43 Social Commit- tee 23 Class Treasurer 23 Class Secretary 33 Assistant Editor of Pilot 33 Editor of Pilot 4 F Ruth Lehman Oh, that giggle! quiet 'til you know her, hobby--caring for baby brother Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Neo- Discarian Literary 13 Fidelian Literary 2, 3, 4 Catherine Miller A friend worth having, calm, cool, and collectedg future Florence Nightingale Mixed Chorus 4g Religious Life Committee 43 Neo-Dis- carian Literary 4 Bro . Lehman- -Adviser l Class colors .... . . . Navy blue and White Class flower .... . . . White Rose Class motto .... . . . All things through Christ' Class song .... . . . All Things Through Christ Myrtle Miller at home with a book A Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Fidelian Literary 2, 3, 4g School Secre- tary 4 A 4 Miriam Mishler Athletic spark plugg her talent is shown on the Pilot's coverg high ideals Class Treasurer 3g Mixed Cho- rus l, 2, 3, 4g Fidelian Liter- ary lg Neo-Discarian Literary 2, 3, 45 Athletic Committee 2, 3, 49 Mixed Octet 4g Mixed Quartet 45 Girls' Octet 4 Efficient office girly fun-lovingg l?i All Things Through Christ Carlton Yoder 'All things thro' Christ Oh. bless ed thought 'All things thro' Christ' -- Ring out the word. 'All things thro' Christ' What e're the task. 'All things thro' Christ' -- Oh, lead us on. 'All things thro' Christ Oh, glo rious bliss. bglJJlAJIl That leads us on to high er goals. Oh. tell the sto ry: let it swell. With out His aid we can but fail, Help us to serve wher e're thy call. As e ven now we sing thy praise: lith faith in thee, how can we fear Ring out, till ev ery man has heard But with His ev er lsst ing power In home land or in na tion far And when our task on earth is done O VJ rg I F: E: ?:- f: 1 K AF? E'en tho' 1ife's storm s round us rdlqg? The sto ry of Em mln U el- We shall o'er sin and death PFC veil. Help us. O Lord, to give our all. le'll sing through out e ter nil days. 'ml P F MPV: 0 On the evening of May 13, 1955, the Juniors and Seniors, with the faculty members, met promptly at j.M .S. at 5:00 p .m . What was all the excitement about? They were going to ? --that's what the Seniors wanted to lcnow. Finally after the tantalizing juniors had driven their guests around for nearly an hour, they unexpectedly arrived at Weller's Dairy. Each Senior was greeted at the door by a junior, then led into the dining room where a tempting and delicious turkey dinner awaited them . Everyone was pleased to have Bro . Paul Bender fa former teacher of j.M.S.D for the guest speaker. A quartet presented a special number . Joan Hershberger read the class will and prophecy and Louise Miller entertained us with a piano solo . Lois Shetler gave a monologue, followed by group singing and prayer . Everyone departed feeling both inspired and saddened that another senior year had drawn to a close . 16 'til kv HIGH SCHOOL A tree that looks at God all day And lifts her leafy arms to pray 17 UN I OR French fries, Ideals, banquet, class night, and studies describe our junior year . In the fall of the year we sold French fries fthe boys peeled the pota- toes, and Christmas Ideals magazines . This hard- earned money was used this spring to give the Seniors a good time at the annual Junior-Senior banquet. An- other enjoyable night for our class was the class night onsored by our adviser, Miss Kauffman. We are d final SP all looking forward to next year, our best an year at J.M.S. I8 This page sponsored by C over-'s Studios 504 Main S treet Johnstown, P Gerald Kaufman President: leading tenor: unexpected re- marks: Why hurry? Tomorrow is another day. Paul Lehman Vice-President: nature lover: future editor of Pilot: studious Lois Spory Secretary: rich alto: pleasing personality: excels in sports Sanford Alwine Treasurer: likes to argue: when I'm happy hear me sing: money man Leon Thomas Immune to worry: likes the farm CID: What Web- spider? David Shetler They grow 'em tall these days: walking geography: dry humor Rose Shetler Loquacious: sports fan: always ready for a good time Martha Alwine Lives one day at a time: Must I study? Pilot artist Mary Lou Shetler Seamstress: hails from Jamestown, Pa.: keeps you smiling Glenn Lehman Never lacks pep: studies when needs to: everyone's friend Miss Kauffman--Adviser Mary Ellen Eash Seen but not heard: pocket-sized edition: Home Ec. 19 UPH OM ORES Moses Yoder Presidentg blond wavesg excels in ping- POUS Harold Thomas, Jr . Treasurerg jack-of-all-tradesg mis- chievous .Leroy Beisel Vice-Presidentg artistic abilityg lives 2 skips and l jump from the school Phyllis Lehman Secretaryg curlylocksg keeps an ear open for High School news Brother Shetler Adviser Six boys and two girls comprise this year's class of wise old sophomores. The 80 per cent male population of this class accounts for the fact that we are more masculine in our outlook. We are already laying plans for our next two years which we expect to be the best of our school life . Verna Kaufman Farmeretteg her dad has the money fof J.M.S.J David Hershberger Clover Farm is my brandg Study- -what's that? Wayne Miller .I in .A lg Farmerg keeps his ideas to himself 1 ' 2 51: ,L S Lester Lehman 7,4 F ,, FZ: L - S i Fond of the out-of-doors: full of good will FRE HME Entering high school is something like learning to float--it's fun once you get into the swing of it. We freshmen soon got into the swing of it and it's funl For a class project we thought it would be fun to sell popcorn at an auction. It was a cold day and we had cold popcorng therefore, we didn't make out so well . We are planning for the three years ahead, hoping by the time we're seniors we'l1 have a bulging treasury! Spiritually, we hope to make some gains too, and end each year better than we began it. Bernadine Thomas Vice-Presidentg up and coming Willard Lehman altog barrel of fun Enjoys a good game of ping- pongg unobtrusive Merle Cable Treasurer: Dutchman from the Anita Shetler j Kaufman cornerns takes his Always on the gog calls the l time Principal Daddy l Miss Amstutz Duane Eash Adviser A car of his owng seldom heard Catherine Alwine Secretaryg semi-quiet spiritg enjoys a good time Hilda Miller ' bl Davld Pe ey Tallg intelligentg hidden talents Presidentg mischievous: stir- ring tenor Glenn Thomas, Jr. Diet--McNess vitamin pillsg Grace Thomas sports fan Loves poetry: reservedg lively among chums . 21 Three Merry Tailors Careful, it might blow up! Science Observation We Ja 20' . . . I Y Un 2 This page sponsored by CltlZCf'l,S Natl 1 B V 6 0F13 Sink savlngs avcounts Windbef. Pa. GRADES A tree that may in summer wear A nest of robins in her hairg 23 UNIOR HIGH Robert Berkshire Melvin Alwine Paul Harshberger john Lehman, jr . Murray Peer Sharon Wingard Elmira Lehman Ernest Spory Carl Alwine Ruth Eash Carol Shetler Harley Thomas The junior High School group found school life to be very interesting this year . Because of the small group, a greater opportunity for self-expression in classwork and recreation periods was possible . In history we studied about early civiliza- tion and in geography about the European coun- tries. The classes in Home Life in Bible Times gave us a better understanding of the Bible . In connection with this a Bible dinner was held which was enjoyed very much . The socials of the year were times for secrecy, fun, laughter, and excitement and added the spice to our educational program . 24 Mrs. Saylor First Semester Miss Beiler Second Semester 'D .0 I ff' Syst ,po-' 'W' Q, , .aw Af - 95 3 U' - l Q 7 '54 N xg 4 F' X N15 Y.-I 8 V 7 . 4, 5 1 -7 9 QW? we 0-0 ,lv I X ,f i x y Qfiai 7. 3 A 2 W , I V I GRADES V i 6' , ' i- . :yawn .A , ' N x ,, 5- 11. , 1 C! 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Row 5: Rachel Kaufman, Louise Spory, Joyce Miller, Daryl Alwine, Rhonda Kaufman, Donald Peer. Row 6: Lauren Yoder, Vivian Yoder, Dwight Hershberger, Lois Lehman, Ronald Peer, Sherril Shetler 25 1 GRADES 1 -3 Q gr 1 ,A fu' X 'hav Q2 AL V'-' Mtzfvx N X .1 3. 4' tfwiffg. , M32 s M A -b if 'j if Q3 N , IA- K f . ii A ,L I wx l. ., ,Z 4 V, -1 f-,Q Q 3' ff 1 33,3 ll V 'Q I -g yr 'in 0' I HH Whit-uw ,I '- .SJ ' Q, W .',Q,','V vis' gif 2? ' ,-f r - , C F n 5- . ' F-1 9 I1 . Lbs u' Q vw I ,LV an QU- A :G A - KS . J' - , ' 1. - K ' ' Q. ' f L mal? A 1, 4 L- 5 ' 1 5 , I I . ,- n J , i s llv ' gr , sr A 'rrnl1jn,q C ifz M 1 r g l 4 C x. -, ff , V A' 1 K ka 'af' l , - - a in V' i xx A57 V . I V ,V K f' izir V. L. fb L- I , I n 1 ,A L, P Q' T' A y 4 . . Q 'D , 'Q l-a1f - ' sa fl f, - r 'f - Row 1: Miss Amstutz, Richard Thomas, Charlotte Holsopple, Melvin Spory, LaVern Eash. Row 2: Allen Yoder, Janice Folk, Dean Yoder, Amelia Saylor, Richard Kaufman, jr., David Peer. Row 3: Regena Thomas, David Lehman, Linda Hostetler. Raymond Bxsh, Mary Lehman, Iohn Pebley. Row 4: Marvin Holsopple, Donna Spory, Charles Peer, Dorcas Speigle, Cynthia Thomas, Marilyn Folk 26 Making Bible murals Illustratmg Bible stories Five cents, please Singing in the Schoolroom 28 if Q-1 Lost in Storyland 17 Flat wrist, please Young Businessmen RELIGIOUS Upon whose bosom snow has lain Who intimately lives with rain. 29 RELIGIOUS LIFE COMMITTEE James Miller, Anita Shetler, Paul Lehman, Bro. Lehman, Phyllis Lehman, Catherine Miller Our morning chapel period was one of the high lights of the day. We left this period feeling re- freshed and ready to go on with the work that was before us. In regular chapel messages, Bro. Shetler and Bro . Lehman presented to us advice and encourage- ment which meant much to us . At various times during the year we were privi- leged to have visiting speakers with us . Among these were foreign missionaries and ministers from other places. The messages they brought to us out of their experiences have enriched our lives and made us better fitted for Christian service . 30 See that star out there Plenty of news junior vs . Senior Sales Talk 31 USIC COMMITTEE Left to right. Row 1: Mary Ellen Bash, joan Hershherger, Glenn Lehman, David Hershberger, Lester Lehman, Ruth Blough, Anita Shetler. Bro. Shetler, Director. Row 2: Grace Thomas, Martha Alwine, Erma Lehman, Willard Lehman, Carlton Yoder, Leon Thomas, Moses Yoder, Catherine Miller, Bernadine Thomas, Cath- erine Alwlne. Row 3: Verna Kaufman, Ruth Lehman, Glenn 'l'hom- as, jr., james Miller, Gerald Kaufman, Sanford Alwlne, Leroy Belsel, Phyllis Lehman, Miriam Mishler. Row 4: Lois Spory, Hilda Miller, Harold Thomas. Jr., David Pebley, David Shetler. Paul Lehman, Mary Lou Shetler, Myrtle Miller. Music rolls through the halls of J.M .S. and suddenly stops--somebody flatted a note! Our chief aim is to glorify God but we want to do it as perfectly as we can . The major event of our school year for the chorus is the annual spring tour . We enjoy the opportunity of meeting new friends and getting acquainted with other places . This page sponsored by Weiser Music Center 410 Main Street Johnstown, Pa. Ladies' Octet Mixed Quartet Mixed Octet , , . ,, ,W Canada Bound . Q1 Where is the bus? 6569 1 X 50 We Q 9 QW . wax 5 gf. 116 X Cowie ,wg The Whirlpool One cold misty day- - 34 ORGANIZA T10 Poems are made by fools like me But only God can make a tree . -- Joyce Kilmer 35 MEM-O-RE STAFF l , W . 4 J W S XI We, the Mem-O-Re Staff of 1956, have attempted to bring to you, in a few brief pages, the high lights of our school year. It is our desire that this edition will be a source of informa- tion and a stimulant of your interest in our school . Mem - O- Re Staff Editor-in-chief. . . ........... joan I-Iershberger Ass't Editor ....... . . Lois Spory Business Manager .... . . Donald Gindlesperger Circulation Manager . . . . . Gerald Kaufman Artist ............... . . Leroy Beisel Adviser .......................... Miss Ellen Kauffman 36 This page sponsored by Stony Meadow Farm Ammon and Evelyn Shetler Holsopple, Pa PILOT STAFF United effort of editors, typists, and artists makes possible the publication of the Conrad Grebel Pilot. This periodical brings to its many readers the high lights of school life each month. Through a special subscription drive we increased our circulation and thus made more friends for our school. Pilot Staff Editor-in-chief .... . . Erma Lehman Ass't Editor ........ . . Paul Lehman Business Manager ..... . . Sanford Alwine Artists ............ . . . Martha Alwine Miriam Mishler Adviser .... . . . Bro. Sanford Shetler This page sponsored by Moxham National Bank Johnstown, Pa. 37 UCIAL C0 MITTEE 38 This page sponsored by B Moses Yoder, Mary Lou Shetler, Carlton Yoder, Bernadine Thomas, Glenn Lehman, Bro. Shetler Among the Various committees at j.M .S . is the all-important social committee. In the past years the aim has been to have one social a month, but no one has ever reached it . Our aim has been to have a social about every two months . It seems as if our socials were even better than before. It was fun both planning for them and cleaning up afterward. We have appreciated the co-operation of the rest of the high- school pupils this past yearg they have helped to make our socials successful. Dial 2751 .J.Maurer Motor Co. 'Ford for 30 Years, Boswell, Pa. MQ Q1-Q World All Alone I like my steak rare. Keep the line moving 1 ml 'iff 'Z' oo oooo .J .4 Mi ,g o - aa - 'ZW 39 ID LIA LIT RARY Left to right. Row 1: Anita Shetler, joan Hershberger, Grace Thomas, Catherine Alwine, Melvin Alwine, Mary Ellen Eash, john Lehman, Jr. Row 2: Mrs. Saylor, Lois Spory, Carl Alwine, Verna Kaufman, Myrtle Miller, Hilda Miller, Phyllis Lehman, Leon Thomas, Sharon Wingard, Bro. Shetler. Row 3: Carlton Yoder, Wayne Miller, Gerald Kaufman Harold Thomas, Jr., Paul Lehman, James Miller, Leroy Beisel If on a Friday morning you opened a door to see a roomful of happy students, you might wonder just what caused their jolly mood. Could it be that the school week is almost ended? Upon inquiry you would find that these are the members of the Fidelian Literary. These students have a keen eye for the unusual and pro- duce programs which increase their originality, ability, and experience . Each member has become an important part of our literary and it has become an im- portant part of them . 40 O-DISCARIA LITERARY If Left to right. Row 1: Ruth Eash, Ernest Spory, Bernadine Thomas, Glenn Lehman, Erma Lehman, Ruth Blough, Martha Alwlne, Elmira Lehman, Carol Shetler. Row 2: Bro. Lehman, Catherine Miller, Miriam Mishler, Moses Yoder, Mary Lou Shetler, Duane Eash, David Hershberger, Robert Berkshire, Lester Lehman. Row 3: Glenn Thomas, Ir., Harley Thomas, David Pebley, Paul Harshherger, David Shetler, Donald Gindlesperger, Sanford Alwine, Merle Cable, Willard Lehma.n The aim of the Neo-Discarian Literary is more uplifting and educational pro- grams to help prepare its members for future usefulness . The programs have been more than interesting and every Neo has helped to make them so . Charades, debates, poetry, parliamentary law drills, and special music have been featured on the programs . Thus many opportunities have been given to gain more knowl- edge plus experience in public speaking, 41 ii! lliklffikhi-iii' Left to right. Bro . Lehman, John Lehman, jr . , Gerald Kaufman, Bernadine Thomas, Sanford Alwine, Miriam Mishler, Lois Spory, Miss Am stutz, Carol Shetler, David I-Iershberger The Athletic Committee is composed of eight members, six from the high school and two from the junior high room . During the year the committee arranged for tournaments in football, basketball, and ping- pongg therefore, keeping the students well sup- plied'with activity and giving added interest to the school year. This committee also was re- sponsible for the purchase and care of the athlet- ic equipment . ' The committee has appreciated the co-opera tion of the students with their plans and in the ATHL TIC COMMITTEE 42 care of equipment . Practice makes perfect Varsity Team Varsity 43 Setting- up exercise Champs Victors 14 We want action! Who's winning? Beat itl ,.,...M-- -'- 'l ---f 'i XXX., ,,,- ' ' xx. I Y f , N SY!! K xg Z2 i ' TJ ' jk! I ,AL, o a I 44 AJ' ,fl , H7 iii, ff J V. I ,w , ,-,A d, HdJAd' I V. Z P ,Eff - ' ' -X f ,Tiil!'Ti- X ff ,.-' -N - . -an 1 A .I M. S. ,X-N f S' I-fx.. ff X -' -X., --N DIARY xx .. ? N X k'A Xx- , -A X .XT Xxx wi 2 -XX KX -XX , Q l xxx lx NXXX .-Quai X tx Xfxy XQNX, k ' ..,. , R hx XX-XXX-XS WX .b x XX -NN -V Q x N V, I x,q. . xX x X Vx 46 X SAYLQRIS Compliments senvlcs srnlon of A menu HOLLSOPPLE, PA. Hooversville National Bank noovensvluc, PA. Compliment: of HERSNBERGER ELECTRIC vous stscfnucu. Arruuncs stone Sales and Service HOTPOINT 8 NORGE APPLIANCES Phone Hlspl 3694 Devidaville, Pa. Panasc i s Store Wearing Apparel Jerome, Pennsylvania JOE MILLER and SON conrucrons ana BUILDERS 'le B ild Better Homes' Hollsopple, R.D. 1 Phone 15-R-1 Yoder's Clover Farm Market Complete Mbdern Food Market HDI!! Ufillld M0lfl ' Gl'0Clfill - PYOUIICO Thrift Plue Satlefectlon Rt. 219, Thomas lille. Pa. Richard M. Kissell PLUIBING, HOT WATER and WARN AIR HEATING Phbhl 22-R-31 Devidsville R.D. 2, Hollaopple, Pe. Smith-Corona Typewritere Adding Iachinea Deak Chairs Y Etc. We serve all makea of office machines JOHNSTOVIN TYPEWR ITER COMPANY 255 umm an-m Phone Johnstown 9-sm , C ,ey ff! ' V1l f'.b4ibx ' ' Jolmsfown T-1SfSfQzgf:?fsjif.?5fE , :-' ,g u i ,H M ig Mennonite Scnool in ll 2 of -ff 7 .aim W ir '5 3 ?:l'fZ:!iv 5x10 - NCE S? N el fy, l Serlificfvf- --ff , : lil 5 i'-M -all f li'-':f'f' :xi'?5?W'DEo CATE 1' r E an lefiefisf R ' D Q ,m l Q. Q- lgifffhf' V, V CHRISTIAN nuszruns or vourn' ' P .LQ ilikislk if-.3 'f3E E f 1 R L 1 I -QRE .'4 :iS -I ff !if:i-gr-1 FOUNDED n-244 A Warming Personality Shopwork Young Artists Contributors Mr. 8zMrs Mr. 8nMrs Mr. 8zMrs. Mr. 8mMrs Mr. 8mMrs Mr. 8zMrs Mr. 81Mrs. Lester Roth Cloyd Gindlesperger Owen Hershberger Edward Yoder Calvin Kaufman Norman Hostetler Walter Alwine Miss Edna Eash Mr. 81 Mrs. William Hershberger Mr. Sz Mrs. John T. Lehman Miss Eva Miller Mr. 8iMrs Mr. 8zMrs Mr. 8rMrs Mr. 8zMrs Mr. 8zMrs Mr. 8:Mrs Mr. 8rMrs. Mr. 8zMrs Mr. 81Mrs James Miller Henry Cable Henry Yoder Kenneth Lehman john Yoder Edward Thomas Ammon Sala Sem K. Eash Ernest Lehman Miss Dorothy Eash Mr. 81 Mrs William Pebley, jr. Mr. 81 Mrs Harry C. Blough Mr. 81 Mrs Webster Thomas Mr. 81 Mrs. Martin Blough Mr. 81 Mrs Ralph Cable Mr. 81 Mrs Harold Thomas Mr. 81 Mrs Paul E . Thomas Mr. 81 Mrs. Merle Saylor Mr. 81 Mrs Freeman Thomas Mr. 8: Mrs Ralph Croyle Mr. 81 Mrs Nelson Gindlesperger Mr. James Cable Mr. 81 Mrs Walter Mishler Mr. 81 Mrs Owen T . Lehman Going, Going, Gone Sold to the man in the white shirt Satisfaction Guaranteed Sludge can hardly wait What if he doesn't like this kind? 50 Patron Clarence Alwine David Alwine Walter Alwine Clair Beisel Orvin Blough James Cable Otto Eash Robert Eash Paul Folk Nelson Gindlesperger Ervin Hershberger Owen Hershberger Carl Holsopple Calvin Kaufman Richard Kaufman Earl Lehman Ernest Lehman John A. Lehman John T. Lehman Kermeth Lehman Owen Lehman Jacob L . Miller Freeman Miller Slater Mishler Virginia Pebley Merle Saylor Ammon Shetler Clayton Shetler Delmar Shetler George Shetler Sanford Shetler Paul Speigle Millard Spory Freeman Thomas Glenn Thomas Harold Thomas Kermit Thomas Maggie Thomas Webster Thomas Harold Wiley Aldus Wingard David Yoder Henry Yoder John Yoder LeRoy Yoder Moses Yoder chool Patrons Address Holsopple, Johnstown, Holsopple , Holsopple, Holsopple, Holsopple , Holsopple , Holsopple , Holsopple , Holsopple, Holsopple, Johnstovsm, Holsopple, Johnstown, Boswell, R. 1 Holsopple, R. Holsopple, R. Boswell, R. 1 Johnstown, Holsopple , Holsopple , Uniontown , Boswell, R. 1 Jerome Boswell, R . 1 Holsopple , Holsopple , Holsopple, Holsopple , Jamestovm, R . Holsopple , Holsopple , Boswell, R. 1 Johnstown, Holsopple, Holsopple , Holsopple , Holsopple , Holsopple , Krings Holsopple 5 Rn Boswell, R. l Davidsville Holsopple, R. Holsopple, R. Holsopple, R. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 4 2 4 2 2 4 2 Number Children in 3 4 3 1 2 1 2 4 1 5 3 3 1 2 4 3 2 3 4 2 1 2 3 2 1, O. 2 5 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 3 5 4 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 of School Congregation Headrick Walsall Kaufman Pleasant Grove Stahl Kaufman Kaufman Kaufman Blough Kaufman Stahl Thomas Kaufman Stahl Thomas Kaufman Thomas Blough Stahl Kaufman First Mennonite Church Marlboro Conserv Mennonite Blough Blough Walsall Stahl Walsall Blough First Mennonite Church Sunnyside Stahl Blough I-leadrick Thomas Blou gh Weaver Stahl Stahl Blough Thomas Thomas Blough Kaufman Kaufman Kaufman 1 1 1 l Marian's Store Frigidaire Appliance: - Tappan Rangea Speed Queen Washers Youngstown Sinks a Cabinets Davidavllle, Pa. Open till 9 P.M. LEE'S BARBER SHOP LeRoy Yoder, Prop. DAVIDSVILLE, PA. ROYAL PLATE GLASS I GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE Phone 8-1248 Johnstown, Pa. Compliments of The Earl Lehman Family BOSWELL DRUG sosvcLL, PA. THOMAS FEED MILL DIAMOND T. BEACON FEEDS Seeds. Fertilizer and Liam THOMAS HILLS, PA. Ferndale Hardware Co. Housewares - Paints - Appliances Sporting Goods - Toys - Gifts - Televisions Phone 33-7801 533 Ferndale Ave. Johnstown, Pa. Berkley Hills Memorials Family Monuments, Head Markers, and Cemetery Lettering Rep. DELIAR R. SHITLER Phone 33-060K Moleopple, Pa. SACK? evznvrnlne T0 uexn Bedford and Levergood Streets JOHNSTOWN, PA. SAM ROGER'S STORE 311-313 lain Street IOSHELL, PA. HORNERS CLOTHING aoswnLL, PA. JOE DAVIDHIZAR ALLIS CHALIERS Phone 3301 Hollaopple, Pa. ELREN FARM Registered and Grade Holsteine Registered Collie Dog: ELVIN L. HOLSOPPLE and SON STEWART'S Hardware - Electrical Appliances - Groceriea JENMERSTOHM, PA. Sheftics Style Center Gipe Brothers CLOTHING and snozs for EVERYONE PRINTERS Phone 9-5683 BOSTELL' PA' 18 Clover St. Johnstown, Pa. ART'S AUTO SALES : SALES : Fono : senvucs : Davidlville, Pa. Sherer Oil Co.,Inc. Distributors of RICHFIELD PRODUCTS Phone 9-1174 106-118 Bridge St. Johnatown, Pa. 52 Old Fait hful The Amateurs Planning Senior Tour? l The Vocalettes The Indlan D. MishIer's Sons Florists Cut Flowers - Potted Plants Hot House Tomatoes Phone: City 34-5532 R. D. B. Box 29 Johnstown, Pa. couvuuzurs or A FRIEND couPr.1uEN1's or LAPORTA'S FLOIIER SHOP NOXHAM HARDWARE Hardware - Paints - Household Goods Glass - Oils - Builders' Hardware Phone: F 39-154 Control Ave. and Village St., Johnstown, Pa. Bruno's Barber Shop SUNSET FARMS ,mn Sum Mi I lard Spory and Sons aosvzu., PA. aosvsu.. PA. DEROYS johnstown'a Leading Jewelers jewelers Since 1848 132-138 Market St. JOHNSTOHN, PA. OTT FARM SUPPLY MASSEY-HARRIS Sales and Service Tractors - Combines - Farm Implements BOSVELL. PA. Martin's Appl lance Store Janome Pennsvivuu HERSHBERGERS, INC. RED COMB POULTRY PIONEER DAIRY FEEDS Seeds, Farm Supplies JOHNSTOHN and VINDBER, PA. Compliments of A FRIEND RICHARD KAUFMAN and SONS General Farming Pennsylvania Blue Label Potatoes Phone Boswell 2947 R. M 1, BOSWELL, PA- Merle Mishler AUCTIONEER PHONF Hlspl 3494 coMPLIuENrs or A FRIEND Sala Brothers GENERAL BUILDERS Phone Johnstown 33-3372 I R. D. 2, Hollsopple, Pa. MACK RELIGIOUS BOOK STORE ERNEST S. STATLER, Mir. Phone 9-3374 115 Market Street Johnstown, Pa. D. J.BOllMAN Plumbing and Heating . Phone Johnstown 33-3371 I WINGARD LIMBER CO. Paul R. Irlingard Mine Timber, Building Lumber Bulldosing, Farm Ponds, Foundations Phone: 3411 Rout' 2 I Ho opp1 Pa' R. D. No. 1 Hollsopple, Pa. H E n ,, 5. f-V-VB, :..1V' N X ggi'-V.? . , Jil: V , V V, V, ' 1 :V VVV-1 gi-.E-E V Y ' Vi V ELL: 5, if Y- 'V-55,1 Vw 15V V Q V 2 V, V ,Vi JQY .x,, V V V QQ: ,A er X , -VV V, ,. -V V, Vg, V VV ,M -. V -VV., V 5:4 V 'gf -V dj vs, Q VV T X ','ifag'iVV r 53:1 ':'7l,'5 EV ' i-Vif' . V ff ' V212 ' V ' V' . ' ' :,.1V,V.-1 '. EE, , V, .. 'V-2' V V, , ,-- ,n fVff5i'3f V ' V,,.' 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