Christopher Dock High School - Schul Andenken Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

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DECEMBER IA NUA RY FEBRUARY MA RCH A PRIL MAY JUNE 1 Egggfllf CALEND R Sophomore social when incinerator was tom down. Christmas vacation ended Tenth and eleventh basketball game I-W Conference Junior trip to New York Indian speaker Courtesy Week Mrs. Mary Lederach Blockhead Toumament finals -- Dennis Hackman, winner Chorus program at Deep Run Tenth grade social at Audrey Metz 's home Eleventh grade social at David Brunner's home Tenth and eleventh girls ' basketball game Ninth and tenth basketball game Chorus program at Towamencin St. Patrick's school social School program at Plain Easter vacation A Cappella Chorus tour to Ohio for four days Music Conference Last day of school. 25

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nit-limit SC SEPTEMBER 15 1 8 12 19 OC TOBER 29 1 14 16 20 22 29 NOVE MBER DECEMBER 2 6-11 11-12 18 19 22 23 24 .Li v H! m y 1.1 ,,,-L , was HCOL First day of school Ninth grade social Tenth and eleventh baseball game Installation of class officers Installation of newspaper and yearbook staffs Tenth grade social at Mr. Hess's home School day out at Washington's Crossing Chorus program at Worcester Box lunch auction Open House Open House Evening classes began Eleventh grade social at Mr. C1emen's home Missions Week Ivins Steinhauer Betty and Aaron King Paul Miller Irene Bishop Raymond Charles Work days for benefit of missions Youth meeting - A Cappella Chorus sang Dedication of school -- Paul Lederach, speaker Christmas social fcarolingj End of soap drive for Jordan Christmas vacation began

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Esther Ruth, Mary Ellen Ruth, Kathleen Harley, Paul Clemens, Jon Clemens, Dale Delp, Ruth Landis, Suzanne Christophel, Fern Moyer. SECOND ROW: Doris Long, Rachel Myers, Sandra Derstine, Betty Godshall, Ralph Alderfer. THIRD ROW: DavidBrunner, Leon Alderfer, Donald Clemens, Richard Benner, Marvin Smith, Lawrence Kratz, James Derstine, Clayton Gotwals, Dennis Hackman. Larry Landis. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Christopher Dock Mennonite School is composed of eighteen students and the faculty sponsor. The majority of student members are elected to office by the student body. The Council operates through five committees, each of which has its responsibility in a designated area of school life. The executive committee consists of the Council president, lst vice-president, 2nd vice-president, secretary and treasurer. It promotes the work of Student Council through over-all direction and through such media as bulletin-board displays. The Council's purpose is to build strong school spirit by providing wholesome and positive activity for the student body and to act in cooperation with the faculty in promoting the total program. 26