Menno Union Township High School - Kishaco Quill Yearbook (Belleville, PA)
- Class of 1954
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L 5, P PN ffm S i , 5 x 5 I J I 'mf -.- ,. DIY fX R 'Z'-'NIL ii 50 nm ., ,s A xx Q .rx S,- if 3 s H i 'L Y 9 - J 'gfwrmk v V' ' 'gg a 1 , .-,ggi ,. ,I ,. 2 3 it .3-.fm 1, ,V s X. Q .gb g ffwi -xg-if A 1 L af f 1 YL, ' .-1 v fb . ,4--.A el if 0 R ALMA MATER Faithful and true hearted, let us cheer our dear Old High. We revere her and defend her, as her colors proudly fly. We will stand for her, united, of her deeds we gladly tell-- Her colors streaming, glad faces beaming, So here's a cheer for her that we all love so well. Honors she has taken, in the track and with the ball. May she always rank the highest, may her colors never fall! There's no other that can match her, when her team is on the field. Her boys, the fleetestg her girls, the sweetest. Then here's a cheer for her--for her who ne'er will yield. Qllefrainj Joyous and ever loyal, let us cheer for our Old High. Let every heart sing, let every voice ring. There's no time to grieve or sigh. It's ever onward, our course pursuing, may defeat ne'er our ardor cool. I But, united, we will boost for her--our Old High School. rinted by the INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Published by the Senior Class Kansas City, Missouri of the Photographs by KEPLER STUDIO MENNO-UNION TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Lewistown, Pennsylvania Belleville, Pennsylvania Volume X THE KISHACU-QUHA , 4 -Us r mi 1' AND STAFF DEDICATIO 1 Mr. Aloy sius Derr We, the Seniors of Menno-Union High School, Class of 1954, do hereby dedicate our annual to you. Mr. Derr. It is with deepest respect and appreciation that we do so. You have helped to make our school life not only a profitable but also a very happy experience. Our yearbook is one of the most important achievements in our school life and we would like to share it with you. Please accept the dedication of our annual as an express- ion of the love and appreciation which we have for you. Sponsored by the BURKE-J ONES MOTOR COMPANY BUARD of ED CA'I'l0 Vice President Eugene Crownover Samuel W. Metz U Treasurer Pre s1dent Luther B. Conner Harry P. Metz A. V. Derr i Not p1ctured. Nelson A1l1son - s t Kenneth B' Blgelow SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL acre ary Melvin J. Diffenderfer Donald T. Kester Robert Himes Russell S. Roddy I i e M e New Holland Machine Division Sponsoredbythe M M me sunny couoauson MRS. SARAH FLEMING Subjects . . . . .Mathematics, Latinl Education ..... Belleville High School West Chester State Teachers College Bucknell University Degree . . . . . .Bachelor of Science Education . Degree . . . FACULTY Subjects ...... Band, Chorus, Instrumental Music Education ..... East Smithfield High School Mansfield State Teachers College Ithaca College, Ithaca, N. Y. Degree . . . . . .Bachelor of Science in Music Education MR. WILLIAM MASON Subjects ...... Science, English II, Health Athletic Coach . . . .Turtle Creek Union High University of Pittsburgh . . .Bachelor of Science School FAC LTY Subjects . . . . .Commercial Subjects, English Ill Athletic Coach Education . .... John Harris High School Shippensburg State Teachers College Degree . . . . . .Bachelor of Science MRS. RHODA B. STAMBAUGH Subjects . ..... Home Ec., English I, Health Education . .... Dushore High School Beckley College Indiana State Teachers College Degree . . . . . .Bachelor of Science MRS. LUELLA YODER Subjects . . . . .Social Studies, Latin II, English IV Education ..... Belleville High School Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Degree . . . . . .Bachelor of Science in Education 6 RELLEVHJE GRADE TEACHER 'ls -7-1 FIRST ROW: Miss Dorothy Bennett, Mrs. Mary Baker, Miss Rachel McNabb, Miss Martha Biggoney. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hester Gib- boney, Mr. Walter Bassler, Mrs. HonoureEck1es, Mr. Robert Treaster. NOT PICTURED: Miss Catherine Hooley, Mrs. Estelle Klotz. ALLE VILLE GRADE TEACHERS We T7 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Bessie Warner, Mrs. Janet Huey, Mrs. Rae Young, Mrs. Mary Ellen Laub. Sponsored by KA-VEE ICE CREAM COMPANY Best by Test THE CLASS OF 1954 CLASS FLOWER - -Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS--Scarlet and Gray Nucl' H CLASS MOTTO-- Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. I REMEMBRA CE In memory of two members of the class of 1954 g whom we lost by death. Gideon Peachey Conrad Yoder August 3, 1952 August 25, 1947 HELEN RUTH BIGELOW See the World Dave Activities: Class Treasurer 2, Secretary 3,4g Student Council 2,3,4g Secretary of Student Coun- cil 43 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Sextet 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 25 Newspaper Staff 3,4g Class Play: KISHACO-QUILL STAFF. Favorite Pastime: Entertaining Bud Favorite Expression: Amen Our shortest girl . . . all around girl. . . . goes steady with a curly headed guy from Mechanics . . . . has a pleasant disposition. JANICE ELAINE BOXE Secretary Jan Activities: Band 1,2,3,4g Basketball manager2,3,4g Softball 3,43 Basketball lg F.H.A. Club 4g Class Playg KISHACO-QUILL STAFF. Favorite Pastime: Sleeping Favorite Expression: Oh! My f Never agrees with anything .... goes steady ??? never on time . . . . capable manager . . . . likes shorthand ???? THOMAS WILLIAM COLLINS ' 'Electrical Engineer' ' Wrinkles Activities: Class President 1g Vice-President 4g Treasurer 33 Student Council 1,3,4g Student Coun- cil President 43 Chorus l,2,3,45 Quartet 3,4g Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Newspaper Staff 3g Class Playg KISHACO-QUILL STAFF. Favorite Pastime: Visiting Penn Street Favorite Expression: Holy Man A good sport .... drives blue Plymouth. goes steady with Mone .... likes P. O. D. class???? Member of Siglerville Band. RACHEL PEAR L ESH Nurse Ratchel Activities: Newspaper Staff 4: Class Play: F. H. A. Club 1,2,4. Favorite Pastime: Driving the Chevvy Favorite Expression: Dear Gussie Hails from Allensville . . . .always ready to help. . . .class clown. . . .usually seen with ' ' Kreppsie . ' ' RAY CLARK FULTZ Professional Ball Player Ray Activities: Class Treasurer 4: Student Council 4: Basketball 1,2:3,4: Baseball l,2,3,4: Band 1: Class Play: KISHACO-QUILL STAFF. Favorite Pastime: Playing baseball Favorite Expression: I don't know. Likes his green Chevvy . . .slips around Trella Street extended . . . .brains in B. A. Class . . . always tormenting and teasing the opposite sex. PATRICIA ANN GR ABBE Class Play: KISHACO-QUILL STAFF. Favorite Pastimes Talking Favorite Expression: You know joys study halls???? likes hillbilly music. Success Pat Activities: Class Secretary 2: Class Vice-Presi- dent 3: Student Council 2.3: Studgnt Council Se- cretary 3: Newspaper Staff 3: horus l,2,3,4, Comes from Rockville. . . .always friendly en- KENNETH EUGENE GRASSMYER Engineer Ken Activities: Band l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Dance Band 3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Class Play: KISHACO-QUILL STAFF. Favorite Pastime: Tormenting Girls Favorite Expression: I mean Likes to visit Michigan. . .likes to argue. . . answers to the name of Boots . . .incessant talker. ERNEST RICHARD KAUFFMAN ' 'Mechanic' ' ' 'Ernie' ' Activities: Chorus 3,4g Quartet 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 3,45 Basketball timekeeper 2,3,4: Class Play: KISHACO-QUILL STAFF. Favorite Pastime: Running Around Favorite Expression: Holy Fire Likes to hunt and fish .... runs around in the Chevvy. . . .likes to sing. . . .hasatemper. SAMUEL JACOB KING llNavylI llFiShll Activities: Chorus 35 Band 3,4g Baseball 13 Bas- ketball Score Keeper 3,45 Baseball Score Keeper 4: Class Play. Favorite Pastime: Visiting Milroy Favorite Expression: Eat a Goonie 322 fan. . . .hitchhikes to Milroy. . . .shines in Trig C1ass???? everybody's friend. . . .our chicken catcher. M A GERALDINE ANN KNEPP Secretary Gerry' Activities: Softball 3,4: Newspaper Staff 3: F.H.A. Club 45 Class Play: Chorus 4. Favorite Pastime: Looking for a blue Ford Favorite Expression: Prove it Class giggler .... loves to ride horseback. . . . enjoys Home Ec.???? likes to square dance. HELEN IR ENE KREPPS Clerk Kreppsie Activities: F.H.A. Club l,2,4, Softball 3,4: News- paper Staff: KISHACO-QUILL STAFF. Favorite Pastime: Giggling Favorite Expression: You dumb duck A good friend of Rachel's. . . .our only senior from Mechanics Street .... goes for that gray Pontiac???? has a smile for everyone. PATRICIA JOAN MATEER IlNursell llpatil Activities: Chorus l,2,3,4: Sextet l,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 3: Basketball l,2,3,4g Softball 3,43 Class President 2,4: Class Treasurer 15 Newspaper Editor 3: Student Council 1,2,43 Class Play: KISHACO-QUILL STAFF. Favorite Pastime: Being with Ray Favorite Expression: Oh mighty Goes steady . . . good sport . . . likes to drive . . . always baby-sitting. AQUILA THOMAS PEACHEY I lArrnyDl Activities: Chorus 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 3,4g Class Play 45 KISHACO-QUILL STAFF Favorite Pastime: Catching Millers Favorite Expression: ' I don't know Always seen with Ken .... always blushing when you look at him .... all-around kid. . . good basketball player. DONNA LOUISE MILLER ' 'Secretary' ' ' 'Donna' Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Sextet 2,3,45 Band 1, 2,3,4g Basketball 3,45 Cheerleader 1,25 Softball 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 F.H.A. Club 4g Newspaper Staff 2, 3,45 Class Playg KISHACO-QUILL STAFF. Favorite Pastimes Riding in the Chrysler Favorite Expressioni Oh Heck Likes Basketball .... goes with a certain Armagh- Brown boy .... one of our guards. . . .goes steady .... a brain in shorthand. A :Qui11r s DONALD MAX SMITH Electrical Engineer Smitty Activities: Class President 35 Vice-President 1, 25 Student Council l,2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Quartet 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Basketball Manager 1,2,3,45 Baseball Manager 1,2,3,45 News- paper Staff 45 Class Playg KISHACO-QUILL STAFF. Favorite Pastime: Driving his old Ford Favorite Expression: Holy Bal1s Spends much time at the Garrett home. . . . plays in the Siglerville Band. . . . one of the hot- rod kids .... neat dresser. DORIS ANNE YODER Secretary Activities: Band l,2,3,4g Chorus l,3,4: Sextet 45 Newspaper Staff 45 F.H.A. Club l,2,3g Class Play: KISHACO-QUILL STAFF. Favorite Pastime: Going to Siglerville Favorite Expression: Holy Cow Plays in Siglerville Band .... shines in shorthand class .... answers to the name of Tubby . won't tell us who HE SHIRLEY JANE STUTER Secretary Shirt Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Sextet 45 Band 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,4g Softball 3,43 F.H.A. Club 4: Newspaper Staff 4: Class Play. Favorite Pastime: Racing Quill's Chevvy Favorite Expression: None of your business Always seen in Bozo , the Dodge .... always losing books .... man hater???? great pal of Jans'. Doris DAVID JOSEPH YOUNG Trucking Joe Activities: Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 3: Band 1 2, 3,45 Class Play. Favorite Pastime: Breaking the speed limit. Favorite Expression: ???????? Our tallest boy. . . likes a number of girls. . . . always talking when he should not be .... gripes a lot. CLASS Hl 'I'0RY In the autumn of 1941 thirty-four boys and girls kissed their mothers good-bye and marched proudly off to school. Some were instructed by Miers Byler in the little red school house in Allens- ville and others by Miss Hartzler in Belleville. During the next seven years we received knowledge from the best: Miss Hooley, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Baker, Miss Bennett, Mrs. Warner, Miss McNabb, Mr. Treaster, Mr. Bassler, and Mrs. Huey. While in eighth grade we sold magazines to finance the annual trip to Hershey. Then a big moment arrived. We took our en- trance examination and prepared ourselves for high school. In the spring of 1950, forty-five proud freshmen from Menno and Union Townships became fully pledged members of the newly formed Menno-Union High School Jointure when the seniors gave us a never forgotten initiation at Halloween. We started that year to earn money by selling candy at the basketball games. During our sophomore year we continued planning for our Washington trip by selling Christmas cards. We proudly wore our bright scarlet and gray class hats which we purchased that year. In the course of our junior year we sold jello and Easter candy. We also sponsored the Stoney Cooper show which aided us in giving a well remembered Junior-Senior Prom. We also received our highly prized pennants, emblems, and class rings. ln the autumn of 1953 six of the original thirty-four pupils, strengthened by twelve from outlying schools entered M. U. for the last time. We sold Christmas candy and staged a play, Gran- dad Steps Out. On April 30 we had a delightful Prom at Birch Hill which was given by the Juniors. On May 10, 11, and 12, we enjoyed ourselves when we made our trip to Washington. Soon our last three school events arrived: Baccalaureate, Class Night, and Commencement. We realize now that the twelve years in school will be the best years of our life. WMM Smiffwft ,.. -. ,.,,1 U Oo,-I-Sn u I' FNIC Q., H KeN' -- X, ,qk ,- S xxx - S, X .RR+QHeln ujnnn 7 if Q' D2 .-gk. fm HTDUNNH N i a I 'D N CRY! u dl, ,, UN Vpnt' u KFEPPSIACN W Y ' 'f9Mf ce I' r-yn .43 lf T X ffffeiig .. Q ' if 7' A ff L 0 J cuss win 9' ,mf of We, the class of 1954 of Menno-Union High School, Belleville, Pennsyl- vania, being sound of mind and memory and having completed our journey through the land of knowledge, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testa.ment. ITEM I To the teachers of Menno-Union High School, we leave many thanks for your guidance through our twelve years of school and we extend our appre- ciation for your efforts toward the achievement of our goal - - -Graduation. ITEM II To the Class of 1955 we will our thoughts of a fine and glorious gradua- tion. We also leave to them the privilege of publishing the next Kishaco -Quill. To the Class of 1956 we will our spirit of co-operation and our loyalty to M. U. H. S. To the Class of 1957 we will our good times in our last three years of high school and hope you will enjoy them as much as we did. ITEM III Patricia Grabbe wills her studiousness to Esther Bawel. Doris Yoder wills her love of Siglerville to Marce Zook. Geraldine Knepp wills her giddiness to Peggy Stuart. Helen Bigelow wills her height to Shirley Wagner. Helen Krepps wills her ability to cook to Junior Treaster. Rachel Esh wills her love of Home Ec. to Jim Fultz. Pat Mateer wills her love of basketball to the Freshman girls. Donna Miller wills her love of Milroy to Priscilla Lantz. Janice Boxe wills her tardiness to Tom Bigelow. Shirley Stuter wills her love of Lewistown to Christy Updegrove. Tom Collins wills his love of sports to Fern Carson. Don Smith wills his love of Main Street to Henry Anastasi. Quill Peachey wills his Chevy to whoever wants it. Ken Grassmyer wills his boots to Don Esh. Joe Young wills his love of the girls to George Kauffman. Ernie Kauffman wills his ability to play the drums to Tommy Garrett. Ray Fultz wills his physique to Bud Stewart. Sam King wills his good grades to Ron Lightner. I x -ss! my Jw? ' f 48 V S IF , ' N,-.5 w. QQ- ,. I Q' -W-Q4 WH 9 5 W . A 13 A , Ms: 1' J X A 2 v .,4k .A NM .W Q, V 3 3'-. X- IQ x Q? WQZZQJ . CLASS PROPHECY To the Teachers of Menno-Union High School: In June of 1959 the class of 1954 of the Menno-Union High School had a class picnic. I thought you might be interested in knowing what your old pupils are doing five years after we left Menno-Union High School. Although most of us are married we are still employed at various places of business. All but three of the members could be with us. The absentees were Ray Fultz and Jake King who are in the United States Navy and Quill Peachey who is serving with the United States Army. These are en- joying a prolonged picnic with Uncle Sam. Had any of us gotten sick at the picnic we would have been well taken care of by the two nurses in our presence. Rachel Esh is Super- intendent of Nurses at Lancaster General Hospital, and Patricia Mateer is a nurse at the Geisinger Memorial Hospital, Danville, Pennsylvania. We were very fortunate in having Helen Bigelow with us on this day, for, since her graduation she has traveled to many different coun- tries in the interest of Professional Girl Scouting. Tom Collins is an electrical engineer with the Westinghouse in Pittsburgh. His friend Don Smith is working as an electrical tech- nician at New Holland Machine Company. As you remember, Ken Grassmyer was always talking about Michigan. He is now working for his Masters in Engineering at Michi- gan University. Although J oe Young is now owner of Shirk's Motor Express of Lan- caster, he still has the urge to pilot his own trucks instead of hiring drivers which he can well afford. With Joe came Ernie Kauffman who is a diesel mechanic and takes care of Joe's fleet of trucks. There are seven of us girls still following the typing and dictation instruction Miss Nason and Miss Runkle game us in High School. Helen Krepps is working for the Sentinel Company in Lewistowng Donna Miller is a secretary at the Standard Steel Works in Burnhamg Geraldine Knepp is employed at New Holland Machine Company in Bellevilleg and Shirley Stuter and Janice Boxe are secretaries in the United States Navy. Patricia Grabbe and I are working for the Ameri- can Avisco Company in Lewistown. While seated around the table we looked back in thought over our years in High School and recalled the many happy hours we had spend at Menno-Union. We all now realize what you, our teachers, contri- buted toward our preparation for life. A member of the class of '54 SAW' Fu-vvvh-2 o-wivv Doris Anne Yoder 'SH V X - - X mx . ' h of FQTN K, Emil ,A b, 5 ,, ,, N . 'vu L .N c ,f '35 9 :if 52' 925 .Sf -I-fM:'7a? .55: 5 S5 sxfo ' S Q. , Y lv, H j NF J ,A Mg X X wx .4 . b 'P w f f 1 Y we 1 1 f 1 I XX f X Inf' r , X H N x uf!? .. mu X V A . 1-' 1 H 1 in v ' v J M5 V f 1 ml' M N ' e g-H5 . 15' .X ' 11 f JUST IMAGI E Quill not liking the Miller residence Don not going steady with Sally Pat Grabbe not giving a nice smile to everyone Joe letting the opposite sex alone Mr. Mason teaching typing Ernie driving a Cadillac Donna not liking the blue Chrysler from Milroy Helen Bigelow being six feet tall King not liking baseball and basketball Ray making E's in B.A. class Tom walking to school A Rachel not giggling in English Class Mrs. Fleming making the Seniors work hard Janice not arguing in shorthand class Ken not talking about Michigan Miss Runkle typing thirty words a minute Doris taking off school in the afternoon Gerry being noisy in school Mrs. Yoder breaking the speed limit Pat Mateer playing the bass horn in the band Mr. Roddy not making the school tick Helen Krepps being without Rachel Shirley not talking to the boys Mr. Bookmiller being sarcastic Juniors publishing the next Kishaco-Quill Sophomores having two more years in M.U.H.S. Freshmen acting like grown-ups Mrs. Stambaugh riding from the school house to Home Ee 'rms HIT Pinus Don . . . . . . .... In My Merry Oldsmobile QWith a certain Junior, Tom . . .................. Ramona fWhat's her last name???l Ray . . . ............... There's No One but You fl wonder whoj Ernie . . . How Many Hearts Have You Broken QWhile in High Schoolj Quill . . . . ................. The Hot Rod Race fln the Chev.l Jake . . . . . Doin' What Comes Natur'lly fActing a clownj Joe . . . . . There's always a Woman QA different onej Ken . . ......... Far Away Places fOut in Michiganj Shirley . . ...... Pass That Peace Pipe Un basketball games! Donna . . . ...................... How Soon fYou tell usj Pat M. . . . Take Me Out to the Ball Game QWhat is the attractionj Pat G. . ................ I'll See You In My Dreams QWho'?j Gerry . ............. Apple Blossom Wedding QWe wonderl Dave . ......... There's No-One but You Qls it Bud?l Doris . ............ I Can't Begin To Tell You fWho?J Helen . . . . . It's Wonderful, So They Say fTo get A's in B. AJ Rachel .... .............. G uitar Boogie QCan she play itj Jan ....... .... I Don't Know Enough About You fShorthandj Mrs. Fleming . . .... Dear Hearts and Gentle People fShe is, A 'N X E 5 I5 X ' 47. C1 Q 54531 .f 'A xx l '.,f:'?, THE SE l0R MODEl. 'I' 1. Gal on the radiator cap . . . . . always in frontg the senior girls 2. Horn ....... ..... . . self-announcingg our senior wolves 3. Engine ........ . . . ......... always missingg Jake 4. Carburetor . . . . . ........... distributes hot airg teacher 5. Top .... . . .......... has a few loose screwsg the freshmen 6. Springs . . ..... . . . always brokeg everyone when there is money to be collected 7. Windshield ........ . can't see throughg average Miss Senior 8. Headlights . . . .............. her lamps blind youg ??? 9. Taillights . . . ...... always behindg Jan getting to school 10. Gas .... ................. m akes things gog Mr. Roddy 11. Door . . . . . always hanging aroundg the windowblindsg Crooked 12. Wheels . . . . . ................. making the roundsg Joe 13. Battery . . ..... . . always run down the next dayg Donna. She talked too much last night. 14. Brakes ...... ................... H OLD them tightg Ken 15. Steering wheel ..... . . . keeps us in trackg our home room teacher, Mrs. Fleming 16. Spark plug ..... . . always igniting fuel in someone's heartg Quill f:-3 it 0 3 H Z -flop i f- ', . LJ- BR 5. ? - - 1 gps: 1-1 ' . X Q-P :VL lwffx 'wg 'W .1 'iw 1 Mig.- tai' A RE DEZVUU WITH FRIENDS Janice Boxe in the morning we wait, for she, our friends, is always late. Joe Young, we wish, would be quiet and sedate. Jake King is always with a remark, and Rachel, we fear, is afraid of the dark. Helen Krepps is always a friend, with Pat Mateer, a buddy to the end. Donna Miller, our soprano, with Pat Grabbe at the piano. Quill and Ken, never apart, like the attention of a young girl's heart. Ray Fultz, with his muscles bound, and Tom in the Junior room is always found. Shirley did a hunting go and missed a day of school, we know. Gerry is a merry soul, at home-ec has to wash every bowl. Doris Ann to Siglerville goes, whom she sees nobody knows. Don Smith with his Ford so bright, is usually seen in town at night. Ernie with his skillful hand, is the drummer of our band. Helen Bigelow is so small. Well folks, lguess that's all. S-1' .Lx 1 UW' QPF.: -J lfmfms is 'Q ? Q 'Q ' ar' mi' this if wh fl' i ' JUNIURS FIRST ROW: Betty Crownover, Joan Hazlett, Sally Garrett, Nancy Yoder, Esther Kauffman. SECOND ROW: Marcia Zook, Darlis Allison, Ramone Stewart, Janet Graham, Ruth Ann Yoder, Howard Treaster, Miss Runkle. THIRD ROW: David Price, Chester Peachey, Charles Kester, James Fultz, Joe Griffith, Bill Haffley, Charles Corbin. TREASURER: PRESIDENT: Nancy Yoder Sally Garrett VICE-PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: Joan Hazlett Betty C rownover Esther Bawel Tom Bigelow Earl l4OI'E'IT18.ll Freda llyler Grace liyler' Louise Ditt Silly Me Z l Dis Pqckird l'Pj y qlLl'1I'l Shirley Wagner Clara Mae Yoder 5 am vs ww .mm.,m,, M.. W M .few as l 'j x .V X . f . A -Y .l,. N5 I C? Q?f U Q FRE HMB t on Q1 1' -rl FIRST ROW: Robert Yocum, Robert Allison, Sandra Stuck, Sally Miller, Carolyn Boring, Betty Patton, Doreen Allison, Shelva Sipe, Jane Helfrick, Martin Byler, Jim Stuter. SECOND ROW: Bud Stewart, Tonnie Stuck, Jim Long, Thomas Harmon, Paul Byler, Ronald Conner, Toby Deeg, Bob Treaster, Don Harmon, Bob Lyter, Jim Stuter, Mr. Mason-Advisor. THIRD ROW: Don Esh, Irvin Esh, Jim Harshbarger, Mary Ellen Hazlett, Phyllis Stringer, Helen Wilson, George Kauffman, Ron- ald Lightner, Jim Knepp, Donald Lightner, Jesse Young. CLASS 0F 1958 CLASS 0F 1959 .las A Q I . . ,, a- -4 '5- ' - '. 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V 1 I 1 1-'-,n,n - 4. - I. ,I -I I3 A ACTIVITIES X- 1 sux' , Q rw Q Q 1 2 R 1 I' L-1-,M S Iv- O-,ggqq V' rn 5 4 g 3 5 as , A H4 5, if Q Q, is f ,r xg f -L it f it 1 Q Xe il 1 aff rin? , , ., 1 39 f fig X Q X S iff, 4 , er CHURU FIRST ROW: Sandra Stuck, Joan Hazelett, Kay Laub, Carolyn Boring, Betty Ruth Patton, Peggy Stuart, Esther Kauffman, Helen Bigelow. SECOND ROW: Patricia Grabbe, Jane Helfrick, Priscilla Lantz, Shir- ley Stuter, Sally Garrett, Ken Grassmyer, Donna Miller, Charles Cor- bin, Geraldine Knepp, Torn Shiffer, Kathy Kauffman, Doris Yoder Sally Miller, Betty Crownover, Phyllis Stringer. 1 THIRD ROW: Tom Collins, Sally Metz, Jim Knepp, Lois Packard, Don Smith, Pat Mateer, Marvin Byler, Louise Ditt, Richard Gibboney, Mr. Bookmiller fdirectorj, Nancy Yoder, Charles Kester, Shirley Wagner, Aquila Peachey, Marce Zook, Tom Bigelow, Jean Knepp, Ernie Kauffman, Ramone Stewart. 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CQUNTY I lo f FIRST ROW: Carolyn Boring, Phyllis Stringer, Sandra Stuck, Pris- cilla Lantz. SECOND ROW: Ramone Stewart, Pat Mateer, Donna Miller, Shirley Wagner, Sally Metz. THIRD ROW: Jean Knepp, Scorekeeperg Peg Stuart, Kay Laub, Sally Garrett, Louise Ditt, Sally Miller, Jane Helfrick, Janice Boxe, Manager. NOT PICTURED: Shirley Stuter. Sponsored by BELLEVILLE TIMES Big Val1ey's Own Newspaper THE BOYS' BA KETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Ernest Kauffman, Timerg Fern Carson, Quill Peachey, Ray Fultz, Thomas Collins, Charles Corbin, Don Smith, Manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mason, Coachg Charles Kester, Jim Fultz, Joe Griffith, Ken Grassmyer, Jake King, Scorekeeper. Sponsored by HARMON'S SERVICE STATION THE GIRLS' SOF'l'BALL TEAM ,gag-tiff i K ' vpihifflfgl stiff' cf W4 Sim GN smear f FIRST ROW: Phyllis Stringer, Sandra Stuck, Ramone Stewart, Pat Mateer, Donna Miller, Carolyn Boring. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Kauffman, Managerg Lois Packard, Geraldine Knepp, Shirley Stuter, Sally Metz, Janice Boxe, Louise Ditt, Score- keeper. THIRD ROW: Sally Miller, Priscilla Lantz, Shirley Wagner, Kay Laub. THE BOYS' BA EBALI. TEAM f' .'?' K F FIRST ROW: Quill Peachey, Ray Fultz, Thomas Collins, Earl Bore- man, Joe Griffith. SECOND ROW: Marlin Baker, Ken Grassmyer, Charles Corbin, Fern Carson, Jim Fultz, Charles Kester, Martin Byler, Jim Long. THIRD ROW: Don Smith, Manager, Mr. Mason, Coach, Jake King, Scorekeeper. 0 if X Vx W2 t my 3 is 5,5 CONCLUSl0N As we look out into the World, we see many new hopes and new dreams. We realize, that soon, we are to leave Menno-Union High School. We have now published our yearbook. We hope that you will enjoy it as much as We enjoyed giving it to you. May many happy memories come to those who leaf through the pages of this book. May our work not be in vain. We give to you our book - - - - The 1954 Kishaco-Quill. if b .r Q f sl 'I 'I , -W' l:'l .O 4 Il ' I' ' ,' 1, '5 'lo 4 lg. 'I 'ro Q: ADS 0995 Q. 9 4 I K' I. .4 4 9, Q Compliments of NOVAK MOTORS Lewistown, Pa. FRANCIS ORRIS JEWELER Bulova, Elgin 8: Hamilton watches 13 Chestnut St. , Lewistown, Pa. Compliments of FREY MOTORS Lewistown, Pa. Compliments of STADE'S MUSIC STORE 146 Valley St. Lewistown, Pa. Compliments of ULSH -SHINKEL H ARDWARE Lewistown, Pa. Compliments of WIANS SHOE STORE 104 East Market Street Lewistown, Pa. Compliments of WARNER-LEWIS BUICK CO. INC. Phone 7833 Lewistown, Pa. MILLER'S GR EENHOUSE FLOWER STORE Wholesale 8: Retail Florist 35 Years of Successful Service Corsages-Cut Flowers-Potted Plants Gifts 8: Novelties LADIES' BAZAAR 23 E. Market St. Lewistown, Pa. GREEN GABL ES HOT EL Lewistown, Pa. BUD'S CLOCK SHOP Watch 8: Clock Repairing Engraving McVeytown, Pa. Compliments of FIN KY 'S CAFE McVeytown, Pennsylvania Compliments of M. 8: M. STORE McVeytown, Pennsylvania J. S, SHAPIRO'S SONS, INC. Furniture 8: Appliances Youngstown Kitchens Simmons Bedding Mt. Union, Pa. Compliments of KEMP'S RADIO Union Pennsylvania Compliments of SAXES MEN'S STORE Mt. Union, Pennsylvania Compliments of STERLING JEWELERS Mt. Union, Pennsylvania Compliments of McMULLEN FURNITURE STORE Mt. Union, Pennsylvania WIBIE'S ECONOMY STORE Mapleton, Pennsylvania Compliments of SHAFFER'S STORE Meats 8: Groceries 615 Washington St. Huntingdon, Pa. ROY E. GATES Electric Sales 8: Service Oldest G, E, Dealer in Mifflin County Lewistown, Pa. WHITES .BICYCLE STORE ' 'On the Square' ' Lewistown, Pa. Columbia Bicycles Oldest and Best Dial 2969 Compliments of FRANCISCUS HARDWARE CO. Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of DANKS AND COMPANY Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of THE PRINCESS SHOP Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of LASKARIS BROS. Air Conditioned Restaurant Lewistown, Pa. LEWISTOWN FLORIST Ashmore and Cason Flowers and Gifts 44 West Market St. Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of KESSINGER 'S JEWELRY STORE Lewistown, Pennsylvania FURMAN AND OLES Prompt Service Plumbers Automatic Gas and Electric Water Heaters Complete Line of Water Systems West Monument Square-Dial 4110 Lewistown, Pennsylvania If it's Lionel Trains Come To I ELECTRICAL S H0 vatuv 311 H ' ff U .. When you think of your feet Think of Pete PETE'S SHOE SERVICE Belleville, Pa. METZ HATCHERY Belleville Compliments of HILL STORE Joseph S. McNabb Belleville, Pa. Compliments of VALLEY SALES 8: SERVICE Robert C. Hanawalt, Owner Belleville, Pa. MATEER 'S HOME APPLIANCES Philco Appliances Belleville, Pa. -I l ,f Phone- 140 New Idea, Papec FARM EQUIPMENT Frank L. Campbell Belleville, Pa. SAMUEL A. CRISSMAN SERV ICE STATION Belleville, Pennsylvania General Repair Gas 8: Oil Bolens - -Huski Garden Machinery Compliments of E. R. RHODES Belleville, Pa. SWEIGART 'S HARDWARE Plumbing, Heating, Hardware Phone 7-R Belleville K. V. GULF SERVICE Complete Auto Service Belleville, Pa. DUTC H 'S DINER Frozen Custard Dutch's Root Beer Hot Sandwiches and Short Orders Open 6:30 A. M. - 10:00 P, M, Closed Sundays 11 S. Brown St. Lewistown 8-9193 Typewriters Sv. Adding Machines J O N E S Printing 81 Office Supplies Lewistown, Pennsylvania EISE NHART APPLIANCES Gibson Refrigerators, Ranges And ABC Washers 18 Chestnut St. Lewistown Compliments of KINNEY'S SHOE STORE Educator Shoes Kinney' s Lewistown, Pa Compliments of STATE RESTAURANT On the Square Liewistow n, Pa. COTTAGE INN Tony Combriato, Proprietor Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of DILLREE MOTOR CO. Lewistown Pennsylvania Compliments of C A R G I L L S Lewistown, R.D. LEWISTOWN BROADCASTING COMPANY Monument Square-Lewistow n WMRF WLTN Compliments of CORKIN'S USED CAR LOT Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of ADLER'S MEN'S STORE Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of DIANA CANDY SHOPPE On the Square Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of MUR JEWELRY COMPANY Lewistown's Finest Jewelry Establishment Compliments of MILLER AND RIALTO THEATRES Lewistown, Pennsylvania If it's Junk See JOE KRENTZMEN at SON 50 Years In Business Lewistown, Pa. PAUL S. FOSS JEWELER Keepsake Diamond Rings Bulova Watches 41 West Market Street Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of ROCCO'S SUPER MARKET Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of WOLF FURNITURE STORE Next Door to the Post Office Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of WILT'S JEWELRY STORE Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of REYNOLD 'S ELECTRIC STORE Lewistown, Pennsylvania P BOHN FURNITURE STORE Reedsville, Pennsylvania Phone LONG'S GARAGE General Repairing Atlantic Products 198 Reedsville Compliments of NAFZINGER'S FOOD MARKET Meats Groceries Compliments of McNITT'S ESSO STATION Restaurant Reedsville Pennsylvania Reedsville, Pa. Compliments of BAILEY'S GENERAL STORE Reedsville, Pennsylvani a Compliments of VIRGINIA'S PLACE' Milroy, Pa. MILROY DRY CLEANERS We do our own Cleaning Faster-safer-better service Phone Reedsville 244 Milroy, Pa. Compliments of WILL'S GARAGE Milroy, Pa. Compliments of LAUVER'S GROCERY STORE Naginey, Pennsylvania SMITH'S LUNCH 8: GENERAL MERCHANDISE Two-and-one half miles west of McVeytown Phone: 97700 Compliments of GATES CLOVER FARM STORE Mattawana, Pa. Compliments of OBURN'S RESTAURANT Burnham, Pennsylvania IKE 8' SONS Compliments of Esso Station Body Shop ED FISHER'S Coffee Shoppe Burnham, Pennsylvania SERVICE STATION Burnham, Pa. Compliments of BURNHAM HARDWARE Burnham, Pennsylvania Compliments of MUSSER 'S RESTAURANT Burnham, Pa. Compliments of FILSON'S SERVICE STATION Yeagertown, Pa. HAVICE'S MARKET Quality Groceries-Fresh Meats Phone 4715 For Delivery 8 North Main St. Yeagertown, Pa Compliments of H. B. HUTCHINSON Yeagertown, Pennsylvania J. H. GIBBONEY Musical Instruments Selmar 81 Lebiam C. Woodwinds Olds Brass Complete Brass 8: Woodwind Repairs Yeagertown, Pa. Phone 2937 Compliments of BENNER 'S SHOE SHOP Lewistown Pennsylvania Compliments of SNOOK'S USED CAR LOT Lewistown Pennsylvania Compliments of TOM JOHNSON SHOE STORE Lewistown Pennsylvania Compliments of ARTLEY APPAREL Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of THE FAMOUS STORE Lewistown Pennsylvania GEORGE T. STOICHEFF Auto Parts Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of LEWISTOWN DRAY Lewistown Pennsylvania PENN FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishers Phone 32 19 Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of HARRY 8: JIM'S SINCLAIR Se rvic e Station Lewistown Pennsylvania PENNSHIRE CLOTHES For Men Corner Valley and Spruce Lewistown, Pa. Compliments of C. H, MILLER HARDWARE COMPANY Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Compliments of S. 8: S, GULF SERVICE Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments of Eugene Shearer ' A P Y MILLERS UTO SU PL ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION 143 East Market St. Lewistown Lewistown Pennsylvania DEAN PHIPPS STORES INC. 529 Penn Street' Huntingdon, Penna. Compliments of BOSSERT 'S HARDWARE Lewistown, Pa. Phone 6312 TRIANGLE PHOTO SERVICE Home of Super Pak Photo Prints Lewistown, Penna. BILL'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Rt. 22 Huntingdon R. D STRlCKLER'S DAIRY Milk and Ice Cream Huntingdon, Pennsylvania 5 Compliments of F. D. MARK Huntingdon, Penna Compliments To The Class of '54 CLAYTON AUMILLER Reedsville, Pennsylvania Compliments of ERB'S BODY SHOP Lewistown, Pennsylvania Compliments Compliments of Of PRICE MOTORS 100 South Main Street A Friend Lewistown, Pennsylvania JANE 'S STYLE SHOP Exclusive Ladies Ready To Wear Clothes Huntingdon, Pennsylvania DETWILER MOTOR CO. INC. 104 Fifth Street Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Chevrolet Oldsmobile Compliments Of KELLY'S KORNER Sandwiches 8: Bar-B-Ques Steaks 8: Sea Food Huntingdon, Pennsylvania MARTIN H, HEINE Buick- -C adillac - -International T rucks Huntingdon, Pennsylvania New 8: Used Guns MACLAY 8: SON Your I-H Dealer Bought af Sold I Sales and Service i . Farm Equipment Al1fh0I'1Zed Refrigeration JOHNSON MOTOR DEALER M-mmm. MARVIN!! Belleville- Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Reedsville Always Ask For The Freshest Thing in Town Aunt Fanny's Enriched Bread Wedding 8: Birthday Cakes Our Specialty HOM-TASTE BAKING CO. Phone 1148 Huntingdon 30 Mt. Union B. E. HOUSTON Everything Electrical 421 Penn St. Huntingdon, Pennsylvania GEORGE W. HENRY Gas 8: Electric 510 Penn St. Huntingdon, Pa. THE RAY ENGLISH STORE Men's Clothing 8: Furnishings Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Chop FLEMING'S MOBIL GAS STATION Reedsville, Pa. Phone 200 WESTOVER 8: YODER GARAGE General Repair Work Acetylene 8: Electric Welding Phone 131 Allensville, Pa. Compliments of KENNEDY'S GROCERY STORE Allensville, Pa. Compliments of SNYDER'S GARAGE Massey-Harris Allensville, Pa. C ongratulations To The Class of '54 ZOOK'S STORE Strick1er's lce Cream Allensville, Pa. For Dry Goods See H. G: R. EGOLF 513 Washington St. Huntingdon, Pa. VOGUE SHOP Compliments of Coats 8: Shirts by Swansdown Jaunty Junigr STRUBLE FURNITURE, INC Hillmore Korrect 8: Shaggy Tex Huntingdon Pennsylvania Huntingdon, Pa- A. E. HOLLINGER Furniture and Floor Covering 504-506 Washington Street FRANK GUERRINI Coin Machines Music, Amusement And Cigarette Vendors Huntingdon Pennsylvania Burnham, Pa. Farm Bureau Auto Insurance Co Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Co BLACK'S JEWELRY STORE Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co Gifts that say you treasure each shining hour CHARLES C. FULTZ Huntingdon Pennsylvania Local Agent Phone 126R 508 W. Main St. Belleville WHITE HALL STORE O. B. Peachey, Prop. White Hall, Pa, C, C. BORING Stone, Coal, Spreading Belleville, Agricultural Lime And All Kinds of Dump Truck Hauling BILL WALK Belleville-Electric Supply Electrical Contracting Supplies and Equipment Belleville, Pa. Compliments of M. W. UPDEGROVE'S HARDWARE Beueviue, Congratulations Compliments To The Of Class of '54 GLENN'S BARBER SHOP RUSSLER'S STORE Belleville Pennsylvania Belleville Pennsylvania Congratulations BLAIR N. RANCK To The Welding-Gas-Electric Class of .54 Blacksmith Repairing Belleville, Pa. ZOOK'S ESSO STATION Belleville, Pennsylvania Phone Congratulations WILLS GENERAL STORE To The Shoes Boots Class of '54 Groceries Dry Goods R. F. STUCK 18-R B elleville, P Belleville, Pennsylvania D. K. HOSTETLE R Lumber, Paint and Building Supplies Phone 36-R Belleville, Pennsylvania Compliments of BELLEVILLE FLOUR MILLS CO. Belleville, Pennsylvania BELLEVILLE NEWS STAND Magazines-Newspapers Can dy -Tobacco-Soft Drinks Harry Eade Jr. , Prop. Compliments of SHAFFER 'S STORE Fresh Meats and Groceries Belleville, Pennsylvania Compliments of PENNSYLVANIA FARMS HA TCHERY INC. Lewistown, Pennsylvania Largest Hatchery in Pennsylvania Compliments of MILROY HOTEL Milroy Pennsylvania Compliments of W. B. WILLS 8: SON Freight and Express Belleville Pennsylvania Congratulations To The Class of '54 WELCOME INN Carl King, Prop. Reedsville Pennsylvania Best Success to the Class of '54 BURNHAM SANITARY MILK CO. Burnham Pennsylvania Compliments of E. E. McMCEEN 8: COMPANY Lewistown Pennsylvania Compliments of T, W, U, A, HALL Lewistown Pennsylvania Compliments of BOB DAVIS Lewistown Pennsylvania Compliments of Stewart Taub GLOBE HOME FURNISHINGS 17 S. Dorcas St. Lewistown, P Compliments of HARRY M. METZ Insurance agent Belleville Pennsylvania JAS, R. KI..IN'E'S SONS Ready Mixed Concrete Plaster C ontracting Silver Sand Avenue Lewistown, Pa. Compliments of ANASTASI'S VALLEY RESTAURANT Belleville Pennsylvania KAUFFMAN'S MUSIC 8: FURNITURE STO RE Established 1887 Jonas Kauffman Shelly Kauffman LESTER bony ron splno! ' A 1 WEST END SUNOCO ' Ivan J. Zook, Prop. Tractor, Farm Machinery, Automotive Repairs, Portable Acetylene 81 Electric Welding Phone 205-J Belleville, Pa. Compliments of BURNHAM AUTO SALES Burnham Pennsylvania Congratulations C ompuments To The Of Class of '54 GLENN'S BARBER SHOP RUSSLER'S STORE Belleville Pennsylvania Beuevlue Pennsylvama Congratulations BLAIR N. RANCK To The Welding-Gas-Electric Class of .54 Blacksmith Repairing Belleville, Pa. ZOOK'S ESSO STATION Belleville, Pennsylvania Phone Congratulations WILLS GENERAL s'roRE I To The Shoes Boots Class of '54 Groceries Dry Goods R. F. STUCK 18-R B elleville, P Belleville, Pennsylvania D, K. HOSTETLE R Lumber, Paint and Building Supplies Phone 3 6 -R Belleville, Pennsylvania Compliments of BELLEVILLE FLOUR MILLS CO. Belleville, Pennsylvania BELLE VILLE NEWS STAND Magazines-Newspapers Can dy -Tobacco-Soft Drinks Harry Eade Jr. , Prop. Compliments of SHAFFER'S STORE Fresh Meats and Groceries Belleville, Pennsylvania Compliments of PENNSYLVANIA FARMS HA TCHERY INC. Lewistown, Pennsylvania Largest Hatchery in Pennsylvania Compliments of MILROY HOTEL Milroy Pennsylvania Compliments of W. B. WILLS 8: SON Freight and Express Belleville Pennsylvania Congratulations To The Class of '54 WELCOME INN Carl King, Prop. Reedsville Pennsylvania Best Success to the Class of '54 BURNHAM SANITARY MILK CO. Burnham Pennsylvania EARL REAL I C. Cadillac And Pontiac Sales 8: Service 613 Electric Ave. Phone 5481 Lewistown, Pennsylvania RELLEVILLE LIVE 'l'0CK MARKET. l C. Sale Every Wednesday 12:00 P. M. Phone 230 Highway Route 76 Belleville, Pennsylvania Best wishes to the Class of '54 0EIlllM0'I'0R FREIGHT. I C. STA DARD CA DY and 'l'0BACCO C0 Whole sale Candy- Cigars- Tobacco 203 West Third Street Lewistown Pennsylvania S l. YUDER 0lL COMPANY INC. fl BIG VALLEY MARKET and TAYl.0lk'S 0F BELLEVILLE Buy For Ca 4' INTER-COLLEGIATE P FACTORY - HOME OFFICE Kansas City S5 ,AS M... F 'WWF Aw .1 MM .F 2 ., x. 74- ,i., ,' gxgfhf. 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