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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1959 volume:

Cbrzktoploer Dock Mennonite School Lanfdolg Penmylmnzo Preyenting . The 1959 Sclau I- Andenleen Forward Many have left the stately columns of Christopher Dock with fond recollections of their high school days. In leaving our beloved Alma Mater We have tried to re- capture and record a few of the innumerable experiences which we treasure. We hope that as you leaf through these reminiscences you may share our deep appreciation and loyal devotion for our school. Dedzkation 1 Miss Emma Landis You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Kahlil Gibran We, the class of 1959 and the Schul-Andenken stag, dedicate this '59 Schul-Andenken to you, for you have truly given untiringly of yourself. We will not soon forget your tasty doughnuts, delicious pies, and other treats, but more than this we shall remember your warm friendliness, your ready smile, your witty replies to our unceasing remarks, and your willingness to give of yourself for our enjoyment. We hope that, at least in a small measure, this book will express our gratitude for your kindness. -5. J I I . Boom' of Directom Lett to right: Paul Clemens, Paul Godshall, Ralph Hedrick, Raymond Rosenberger, Silas Graybill, Paul Longacre, Norman Bechtel. Dear Graduates oi 1959: Christopher Dock is dedicated to teaching the truth. We believe that truth is not taught except in the light of Christ as the truth is in jesus. Whatever your attainments, then, in God's world, we want you to know that we join the Apostle John when he says, I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth, Ill john 4. Sincerely yours, Paul R. Clemens, Chairman Board ol Trustees R61ZgZ.01fiJ' Wehtare ommittee Left to right: Isaiah Alderler, Elmer Kolb, jacob Rittenhouse. - 3 - Ground! Improvement Committee Lelt to right: Reuben Christophel, Willard Ruth, Horace Longacre, Hiram Hershey. Aelmimktmtion Committee Left to right: Daniel Reiniard, Ben Hess, Richard Detweiler. -9- I l X l l J PM 71649011 Meffage Dear Graduates: It may profit you to remember that there are certain commonly accepted goals which are illusionary and cannot be attained. Success, happiness, security, and a host of their companions are not goals that are pursued and caught, but they accompany the lulfillment oi true goals. When you set your goals, remember there is nothing as real as God. He was before all things. He is everlasting. All else passes away. God remains. God became most real in Christ, for He thereby became Hesh and dwelt among us. One goal above all is most real, That I may win Christ and be found in Him. Christ is our most real goal lor He is not an idea, or a point oi attain- ment, or a vague ideal ot life experience. He is a person who, when we know Him and choose to serve Him, becomes to us all things-whether success, or happiness, or security-He is all in all. 10 Edgar M. Clemens Science, Biolo8Y, Chemistry. Lectures from well-prepared notes . . . father of three . . . enjoys teasing, singing, and painting . . . conscientious church supporter . . . believes in justice tempered by mercy . . . a good sport. Paul R. Clemens Bible I I . Neighbor to C. Dock . . . father of seven . . . young in spirit , . . active summer Bible school worker . . . faithful quartet member . . . lover of music . . . pastor at Wor- cester. Richard C. Detweiler jr. Business Training, Bookkeeping I. Dedicated to his task . . . well-liked friend of all . . . father of two . . . interested in the youth of the church . . . composed . . . always has time to give counsel . . . possesses the virtue of patience . . . attends to those many administrative details. Grace Gehman Homemaking, Dietician. The maxim, if you want a job well done, give it to a busy man aptly applies . . . managed to earn her master's degree this year in addition to teaching . . . quiet, unas- suming, likeable . . . out loss is Africa's gain. N N -11- l Paul Hackman Shop. Considerate ol others . . . pastor at Norristown . . . wood is his friend . . . active in youth work . . . keeps an eye on accident-prone students. Hiram R. Hershey Music, Chorus, Driver Training. Preiers antique cars . . . active helper inlimproving campus . . . peppy chorister . . . devoted to his wife and son . . . deep concern for good music in the church. History, Physical Education. Qualified news reporter . . . favors Democratic way ot life . . . popular with everyone . . . rolling sportsman . . . ideal professor. History, P. O. D., Boys' Physical Education. Hails lrom Mattawanna and Belleville Mennonite School . . . youngest member oi the stall' . . . I-W man . . . iaculty adviser to Student Council . . . strong bass voice . . . enthusiastic adherent oi Hooverism . . . competent referee. Ben B. Hess S. Duane Kauffman -12- w -13- Catherine A. Lapp Library, Girls' Physical Education, Guidance. Poise and grace of the Southerner . . . artistic . . . under- standing counselor . . . capable librarian . . . athlete . . . lover of the outdoors . . . wife of a future medic. john Lapp Bible III f2nd semesterl. Ubiquitous Mr. Lapp . . . bishop . . . moderator ol Fran- conia Conierenoe . . . understanding adviser . . . busy 1 father . . . pastor at Plains. Janet A. Martin Business Education, English 1. Sophomore adviser . . . omnivorous reader . . . enthusi- astic conversationalist . . . enjoys current events . . . alert to new teaching methods . . . devoted teacher. R ussel M usselman Bookkeeping II. Studies hard . . . interesting camp director . . . book- keeping whiz . . . pastor at Souderton . . . father ol sons . . . faculty baseball man. Mr. and Mrs. Meyers Custodians. Keep Christopher Dock pleasant and polished . . . friends to students . . . last Workers . . . jack-of-all-trades-from mailman to repairman . . . devoted Christians. M r. and Mrs. Godshall Custodians. Always close at hand . . . friends to students. -14- , Daniel Reinford German, Physics, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trig- onometry. C. D.'s Einstein . . . delights in giving large assignments . . . makes up his own jokes . . . precise. Eleanor C. Ruth Secretary. Etiicient , . . friendly . . . always on hand . . . answer nearly two thousand questions per school year . . . favors her Chevrolet and her Olympia . . . loves to sing . . . makes delicious fudge . . . dedicated Sunday School teacher. Pearl B. Schrack English ll, Ill, IV. Generosity . . . firmness . . . deep conviction . . . spon- taneous humor . . . usually accompanied by a book . . . appreciates people, food, and traveling . . . anticipates the mastefs degree and a Volkswagen in the near future. E lnora Schrock M athematics, Assistant Librarian. Quietly eHicient Dockument adviser . . . intrigued by ometric patterns experienced writer for church gi' . . . publications . . . prefers the three B's in music . . . Lewis and Phillips tor inspiration, and Poe lor relaxation. ..15- Stanley Shenk Church History, Senior Health, Bible I, III. Spices his classroom lectures with his intellectual humor . . . skilled lecturer . . . attending university to secure doctorate . . . likes to have a good time with his students. ' Emma Landis Head Cook. Responsible tor those delightful odors which Iill Grebel Hall . . . appreciated as cook ot those daily appetizing meals . . . knows how to manage the dish-washing crew . . . chaudeurs a load ot students in her '59 station wagon. Assistant Cook. Know how to handle hungry students . . . the dishwashers' friend . . . shy, winsome personality . . . quick to smile . . . bakes wonderful chocolate cake . . . busy in Christian service. Assistant Cook. Came to us second semester . . . petite . . . M YF enthu- siast . . . prefers farm life . . . enjoys singing . . . ready worker. Sara Leatherman Betty Rittenhouse - 16 . Q 1 W 1 A We , if 1 I RHODA ALDERFER Academic Freshman Chorus 1,' A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 4,' Outdoor Club 1,' F. T. A. 25 Nurses Club 35 intra-Mural Sports. Future Florence Nightingale . . . friendly to all . . . makes a valuable contribution to the alto section oi the chorus . . . a sincere Christian. TERR Y ALDERFER General Chester High School 1,25 E.M.C. 3, A cappella Chorus 4. Mechanically minded , . . first year at C. D .... real home is in Vermont . . . small but mighty . . . mischievous. GERALD BENNER Academic Freshman Chorus 1,' A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 4,' Student Council 1,' Schul-Andenken Staff 45 Dockument Stal? 3,' Class President If Vice President 3, 45 Sports Club l,' Singing Club 2,' Intra-Mural Sports. All around fellow . . s orts a '49 Plym .... - P sincere Christian character . . . the baritone of the senior quartet. -20- ELLEN BR UNK Commercial Freshman Chorus 1,' Schul-Andenken Stal? 4, Outdoor Club l. Takes the responsibility to make others cheer- ful . . . a reliable friend . . . her eyes portray her thoughts . . . some say she's quiet-others doubt it . . . liberal user of a vast store oi smiles. REBECCA BISHOP Academic Freshman Chorus lg A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 45 Dockument Staff 2, 3, 4: Outdoor Club lj F. T. A. 25 Music Club 35 Span- ish Club 4,' lntra-Mural Sports. Goshen bound . . . adds lile to P.O.D. part-time clerk at Wool- worth's . . . neat penmanship . . . enjoys singing, talking, and writing shorthand. RHODA BERGEY Commercial Freshman Chorus lg A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 4,' Student Council 1, 25 Class Secretary 2, 4, Dockument Stal? 3, 4, F. T. A. 25 Intra-Mural Sports. Capable class secretary . . . would rather eat than studyg especially chocolate candy . . . quaint laugh . . . likes a fellow from alar . . . excels in typing. -21- PHILIP CLEMENS Academic Freshman Chorus If A cappella Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 4,' Vice-President 45 Class President lg Dackument Stat? 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 1,' Singing Club 25 Music Club 3g Intra-Mural Sports. Mr. Hershey's No. 1 assistant . . . excels in sports . . . talented pianist . . . a whiz in math and music . . . a chicken farmer lrom Kulps- ville . , . terrific sense ot' humor. ORRIE CLEMENS Academic Freshman Chorus If A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 4,' Class President 2,' Schul-Andenken Staff 4g Dackument Stat? 45 Sports Club If Singing Club 25 Intra-Mural Sports. Can handle the bow and violin Well . . . adds height to the bas- ketball team . . . chorus presi- dent . . . quickly catches on to geometry, German, and jokes. ROSEMARY CHRISTOPHEL Academic Freshman Chorus I,' A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 4,' Outdoor Club 1,' F, T. A. 2, 3,' Intra-Mural Sports. Artistic . . . has original ideas . . . enjoys many hobbies . . . Willing partaker in sports . . . is seriously thinking about college. .22- LORRAINE CLEMMER Commercial Sharon School 1, Brewster Vocational High 2, 3,' A cappella Chorus 4. Comes to us from Florida . . . possesses a rare sense ot humor . . . friendly personality . . . one oi our future ollice Workers . . . those pierc- ing brown eyes! ELIZABETH DERSTINE Commercial Class Secretary 3g Class Treas- urer 4g Dockument Stall 3, 4: Nature Club 1. Our efficient class treasurer . . . always earns good grades . . . typing and bookkeeping will lead to a luture vocation . . . looks forward to weekends. GERALD DERSTINE General Nature Club 1,' lntra-Mural Sports. Cooperative . . . quiet . , . twin . . . hardly seen and seldom heard . . . holds a liking for driving Fords, sleep, and Ernie's jokes. .23- GERALDINE DERSTINE General Freshman Chorus 1, A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 4,' Class Treasurer 3,' Outdoor Club 1,' F. T. A. 2, 3,' lntra-Mural Sports. Dresses neatly . , . other twin . . . handy around food . . . usually seen studying for an olhce practice test, singing, typing, or smiling. SARAH DERSTINE General Souderton High School 1, 2g A cappella Chorus 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4,' Schul- Andenken Artist 4. Lovely wavy hair . . . artistic ability . . , dependable . . . unique giggle . . . one of the tallest girls . . . always has lun, patience, and loads of clothes. ANNA MAE DETWEILER Commercial Freshman Chorus 1,' Outdoor Club 11 Intra- Mural Sports. Quiet . . . will make an eiticient secretary . . . dependable . . . has dark hair . , . helps in the ki tchen. .24- DONALD HEDERI CK General Dockument Stat? 2,' Sports Club If Coin Club 2. One ol the taller members oi our class . . . coin collector . . . owner of dark-rimmed specks . . . spends pastime working in his dad's super market. DAVID H ARLE Y Academic Freshman Chorus lg A cappella Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 45 Class Vice-President 2,' Class President 3,' Schul-Anden- ken Stall 3, 4, Editor 41 Docku- ment Stat? 1, 2, 3,' Sports Club If Intra-Mural Sports, Good leadership ability . . . sup- porter oi HoHman's milk and Nash Ramblers . . . editor of Schul-Andenken . . . powerful tenor voice . . . enjoys a hearty laugh . . . loves German?? ERNEST GEHMAN Commercial Freshman Chorus 1, A cappella Chorus 3, 4: Sports Club lg lntra-Mural Sports. All around athlete . . . ready wit . . . that sleek Merc! . . . loves to imitate . . . would rather sleep in class than listen . . . champion at the shot put. -25. ARLENE HUNSBERGER General Outdoor Club 1. Enjoys playing the piano . . . quiet and unas- suming personality . . . has naturally curly hair. ROBERT HISTAND General Sports Club 1,- Intra-Mural Sports. Always seen and heard . . . jolly good fellow . . . whiz at bookkeeping . . . cycle enthusiast . . . avid hunter and trapper. ANNETTA HEEBNER General Port jeHerson High School 2g Photography Club lg Nurses Club 31 lntra-Mural Sports. Quiet 'til you know her . . . one of the eight girls in shorthand class . . . ready smile . . . lriendly disposition. W -26- JOHN KOLB General A cappella 3,' Sports Club 1,' Model Club 2 Intra-Mural Sports. ance . . . attracted to the junior homeroom . . hopes to be a mechanic in the tuture, CLIFFORD KULP Commercial Sports Club 1,' Coin Club 2. Often seen operating the pro- jector . . . manipulates a ham set . . . quiet and reserved . . . everyone's friend. DAVID LAN DI S Commercial Schul-Andenken Stat? 41 Dockument Stal? 3g Sports Club 1g Coin Club 2g Intra-Mural Sports. Enjoys all sports . . . history ian . . . likes to argue . . . considerate ot others . . . check that car!! -27- 1-u 1 One ot the senior handymen . . . neat in appear- MAR Y LAN DI S Academic Freshman Chorus 1,' A cappella Chorus 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, Treasurer 2,' Class Sec- retary 1, Schul-Andenken Stall 4, Dockument Staff 3, 4, Outdoor Club 1,' Camera Club 25 Nurses Club 3,' lntra-Mural Sports. Often seen with her camera . . . can asume responsibility . . . winning smile . . . enjoys good music. NANCY LAPP Academic Worcester 1, A cappella Chorus 3, 4, Schul-Andenken Stat? 45 Nurses Club 35 lntra-Mural Sports. Our track star . . . full ol fun . , . lively . . . future Goshen student , . . where Nanc is, there is lun. EDNA MACK Academic Freshman Chorus 1,' A cappella 2, 3, 4,' Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Class Treasurer If Outdoor Club If Nurses Club 3,' lntra-Mural Sports. Dimples accompany her smile . . . possesses an unlimited supply of wit . . . overlooks faults in others . . . has inexhaustible energy. -2g- LOUISE MOYER Commercial Schul-Andenlcen Stal? 4,' Outdoor Club 1,' Intra- Mural Sports. Always ready with a helping hand . . . Schul- Andenken photographer . . . studious . . . spends spare moments correcting papers. WILLIAM MEYERS Academic Freshman Chorus If A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 4,' Student Council 3, 4,' Class President 4g Schul- Andenken Stal? 4g Dockument Stat? 2, 3, 4,' Sports Club 1,' Singing Club 21 Music Club 3p Intra-Mural Sports. A dry sense of humor that cracks on others' laces . . . everyone's friend . . . his height doesn't hinder his capabilities . . . would make an ideal politician. j OAN N A M AS T Academic L. M. S. 1, 25 A cappella Chorus 3, 4,' Nurses Club 3. Possesses domestic talents . . . her Iriendly smile bespeaks her pleasant personality . . . dependable helper . . . considerate ol the ideas oi others. .2g- ABRAM RITTENHO USE General Freshman Chorus 15 A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 4,' Model Club 2. Model train enthusiast . . . luture farmer . . . Hies to Paletown frequently , . . likes his jeep . . , a high-jumper. LORRAI N E RICE Academic Pennridge High School 1, 2, 3. Pennridge booster until this year . . . future woman in white . . . has a long drive to school each morning . . . takes Mr. Rein- Iord's place in the Sophomore German class at times. NANCY MUSSELMAN Academic E. M. C. 1 Second Semesterf Freshman Chorus lg A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 4,' Student Council l,' Schul-Andenken StaH 4, Dockument Staff 3, 4j Outdoor Club 1,' F. T.A. 2, Nurses Club 35 I ntra-M ural Sports. Backbone oi the Dockument stat? . . . studies hard, has good results . . . soprano section leader . . . loves to laugh . . . friendly. -30- NAOMI RITTENHOUSE Academic Freshman Chorus lf A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 41 Outdoor Club If F. T.A. 2,- Music Club 3, Intra- Mural Sports. Our soprano soloist . . . does well in sports . . . well liked . . . sings in the sextette . . . one of smallest members of the class . . . enjoys a good joke. JAMES RUSH Academic Freshman Chorus If A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 45 lntra-Mural Sports. Hails from Quakertown . . . good ping-pong player . . . enjoys WilIy's wisecracks . . . his long arms and legs are an asset to the basketball team. RUTH ANN RUSH Academic Freshman Chorus 1, A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, Class Treasurer 2,' Schul- Andenken Stat? 3, 4,' Nature Club lg Camera Club 2,' F. T. A. 3,' lntra-Mural Sports. Takes a lot of teasing . . . liked by everyone . . . noted lor red ears . . . a gay laughing school spirit. -31- l WILLARD RUTH Academic Freshman Chorus lg A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 4,' Dockument Stall' 3, 45 Sports Club If Model Club 25 lntra-Mural Sports. Tall and lanky . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . a Chevy man . . . spends an inordinate amount ol time in preparing for tests . . . deep bass voice. RUTH SHISLER Academic Freshman Chorus 1,' A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 45 Outdoor Club lg F. T. A. 3g lntra-Mural Sports. Pleasant . . . once started, she can really laugh . . . aids in sports . . . luture unknown . . . experienced baby-sitter. RUSSELL STOLTZFUS General B, M. S. If L. M. S. 2, 3,' A cappella Chorus 4: lntra-Mural Sports. First baseman on senior team . . . Daddy-o . . . courteous . . . famous for johnny jokes likes pretzels . . . peculiar accent. -32- MARTHA ANN YOTHERS Commercial Pennridge High School 1, 2, 3. Came to us in our senior year . . . a Whiz at shorthand and typing . . . a strikeout pitcher. DANIEL YODE R Academic Freshman Chorus lj A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 4,' Sports Club lg Singing Club 2: Intra-Mural Sports. A Souderton dweller , . . posses- ses a unique laugh . . . enjoys Mr. Reinlord's classes. . .drives a '41 'fbeatef' to school each day. CAROL SWARTLEY Academic Freshman Chorus Ig A cappella Chorus 2, 3, 4g Nature Club 1, President, Camera Club 2, Mu- sic Club 3,' Intra-Mural Sports. jolly . . . can sneeze at will . . . likes to serve 1 the teachers . . . is often heard Spreching' German . . . bass of the girls' quartette. .33. R 3 HI 6 S R T 3 e i r Il r Y Y N P a 11 'l i C Y 1 M 8 I Y L 0 r J I 8 B C i k Il E E 1 I 6 n G A e n R f ,, 3 r i h X Y e B B e e s r S B 1 e 9 Y 1 W L 3 3 2 i 1 s i 8 II 8 H s 8 T f 1 i e 6 Y N 6 t t i 6 W i N B a i ,ji 1 i 1 J R o 0 a S n n e a i E C 1' u A n r b i I 9 5 Y A I' H 1 Il N E C n e B 0 E b d b n b a Y R B h e 0 n d B n a e I' W i I 1 Y B e R. C k A. Y O C 1' 8 r r i o 0 I M , C a I J 1' i Z r 1 Y I T O P Y E A R B O O K S A L E S M A N Class motto: To strive, to seek, to find Class flower: Yellow rosebuds. S E N I O R C L A S S A D V I S O R S -3,7- Clam Wz'll Rhoda Alderler leaves her uncontrollable blush to Mae Reiniord. Terry Alderfer imparts his love of lrequenting the lunch line to Ruth Ann Landis. Gerald Benner wishes to share with Jeanette Derstine his enthusiasm lor sports. Rhoda Bergey lends her adeptness in typing to Bruce Leatherman. From Becky Bishop comes a very unusual liking for language study which willfully goes to Richard Weaver, Ellen Brunk's willingness to work is to be continued by Freida Myers. Rosemary Christophel regretfully bequeaths her name complications to Mary Nice. Grrie Clemens desires Rhoda Detwiler and Phyllis Hunsberger to attain at least a portion oi his studious nature. Phil Clemens adds his agility on the basketball Hoof to Merrill Landis's store, for use in leading the junior team to a successful year. Lorraine Clemmer is willing to lend a considerable part ol her placidness to Hannah Mack, who becomes fidgety when faced with a few responsibilities. Betty Derstine, who accurately has kept the money jingling into the senior treasury, wills her punctiliousness to june Histand whose slip-shod system oi selling tickets becomes quite involved. Gerald Derstine bequeaths his short, slight stature to Dennis Moyer, who has an over-abundance oi the contrary. Gerry Derstine shares his clear soprano voice with Bob Allebach, who occupies the lower range. Sarah Derstine sorrowiully wishes Anna Lois Longacre to possess some ol her ardor for designing bulletin boards, hoping that Anna Lois will overcome her abhorrence ol it. Anna Mae Detweiler, who much prelers pasteurized milk, sadly transmits this craving to Sonny Landis, who preirs home-grown milk. Ernie Gehman wills his passion lor telling jokes to Gerry Freed. Dave Harley cheerfully hands over his aversion to reading and translating German to Rhoda Moyer, who seem- ingly enjoys it. Donald Hedrick imparts his ever-ready P. O.D. answers to Lois Alderfer and Lois Mininger, who will surely need loads ot' them. Annetta Heebner wills her security in driving her '47 Ford to Carl Keeler, who skids around in his '58 Plymouth. Bob Histand, who classes everything as small stuff, hopes that Arlene Alderter will lose some of her appre- ciativeness. -33- Arlene Hunsberger sincerely desires Ernest Greaser to acquire some ot her quiet characteristics. john Kolb wishes that Miriam Meyers, who lives on the campus, could experience his long journey to school each day. 'Clifford Kulp hopes Mervin Zook will possess a portion oi his thrilling shocks, received by working with electronics, since Merv prefers the dull thud of a hammer and wood construction. From Dave Landis goes his willingness to share cough drops in chapel to Elaine Moyer, who is usually attentive. Mary Landis generously allows Mary Kratz to choose any ot her many capabilities which will prove beneficial to her. Nancy Lapp regrettully leaves her position as softball pitcher lor Judy Moyer to fill, hoping she will use this to keep their junior team on top. Edna Mack, who punches meal tickets, thinks Larry Kulp would make an excellent train conductor and should take her place punching tickets. Joanna Mast thoughtfully wills her position ot dishing out dessert at noon to Rachel Alderfer, whom we know would prefer this to serving the teachers. Willie Meyers wills his ability and eagerness tor mathematical subjects to joan Alderier. Louise Moyer graciously bestows her ability at shorthand to Katherine Horst, who might need it lor recording church history lectures. Nancy Musselman sorrowfully wills her position as basketball forward to Louise Myers, who goes all out in playing guard. Lorraine Rice, hoping to help him, lends Donald Brunner her power to get things done in study periods. Abe Rittenhouse's alfinity for underclassmen is passed on to john Merrill Souder. Naomi Rittenhouse desires Earl Godshall to have her knowledge of cooking for his bachelor life and shares her voice with Elaine Ruth, who is not usually seen singing. james Rush wills his long legs to Sam Kulp, hoping he will find more uses than two for them. Ruth Ann Rush, who gets all tied up with responsibilities, bestows this initiative to Elvin Kolb, who could not become excited over the greatest ot catastrophes. Bill Ruth leaves his shyness of girls to Harold Kooker, who excells in social spirit. Ruth Shisler thoughtfully leaves her habit of being lessons-conscious to Henry Longacre. Russell Stoltzfus bequeaths his ability to descend the musical scale to a low pitch to Ronnie Nyce. Carol Swartley wills a portion of her love for classical music to Wesley Clemmer. Dan Yoder bestows his chemistry spirit to Gloria Souder who would rather lose all memories ol this class. From Marty Yothers goes some timidity to Paul Shisler, who is said to always have his mouth open. -39- NAME Rhoda A. Terry Gerald B. Rhoda B. Becky Ellen Rosie Orrie Phil Lorraine C. Betty Gerry Gerald D. Sara Annie Ernie Dave H. Don Annetta Bob Arlene john Clifford Dave L. Mary Nancy L. Edna Joanna Willie Louise Nancy M. Lorraine R. Clan PVOPIQKQQI PRI ZE D PET PEEVE POSSESSION noise Magnavox people '51 Ford dandruff strong right arm work chocolate candy physics class alto voice frowns pleasant smile term paper dockument assignments chicken work dogs socials swearing cops homework dentists silence lessons slow lunch line teachers women P. O. D. leisure time taulty projectors gossip disrespect boys speeches on float writing forewords report cards pop tests current events good humor violin chickens brown eyes his gifts F. M. radio dog oil paints cats jokes books coin collection her jalopy cycle wavy hair Sat. nights ham set books stuffed animals piano fingers dimples driver's license pink striped shirt beautiful teeth concert ticket slim waistline -40- PROBABLE PROF E S SI ON nurse grease-man minister house-wife lady senator cook phys. ed teacher doctor chicken farmer receptionist electrician's wife dietician truck driver H oflman secretary secretary butcher editor businessman waitress bookkeeper house-wife mechanic radio operator politician kindergarten teacher director of nursing a mother seamstress architect cashier missionary nurse ' Sunday school class Abe Naomi james Ruth Ann Bill Ruth Russ f Carol Dan Martha lessons her employer's cigar llamas red ears studying has none?? crew cuts dead birds literature class othce practice accordion little sisters ice skates records took her dog long hair portable radio beater typewriter farmer home ec. teacher barber nurse auctioneer dressmaker disc jockey market clerk chemist homemaker Q H, Ji I :Y A EE? Wi-,g W A Illug., M , W1 1 . 'mm -- , W in ,M it xii If , V .L L nw .4 ,W 2 Q., sm . Eff W Seated, left to right: Arthur Smoker .... Lorraine Kratz ,..... Susan Landis .,... Maurice Fly ,... Frezrbma Lett to right: james Halteman .,.. Geraldine Clemmer Rhoda Alderier .,,., Victor Myers 4.4.. Sophomore Clam Ojjfzkerf Vice-President . . .,.. Secretary ...... Treasurer .....,. President 11 Clam Ojfzkew President Secretary Treasurer Vice-President -45- Semo Lett to right: Betty Derstine . Rhoda Bergey . William Meyers Gerald Benner fumor Seated, left to right, Rhoda Moyer Harold Kooker Larry Kulp . ...... ,.... , Frieda Myers .. 1' Clam Ujjikers . Treasurer , . , .....,., Secretary ....... President Vice-President C lam Uffzkerf Treasurer President Vice-President ....... Secretary Rachel Alderfer Robert Allebach Arlene Alderfet joan Alderler Lois Alderier Rhoda Detwiler Geraldine Freed Donald Brunner Wesley Clemmer Jeanette Derstine Earl Godshall Phyllis H unsberger Carl Keeler Elvin Kolb l Ernest Greaser 1 une Histand Katherine Horst Larry Kulp Samuel Kulp Merrill Landes Harold Kooker Mary Kratz Anna Lois Longacre Henry Longacre Glen Landis Ruth Ann Landis Bruce Leatherman Dennis Moyer Elaine Moyer Judy Moyer Hannah Mack Miriam Meyers Lois M ininger Mary Nice Ronald Nyce Mae Reinford Rhoda Moyer F reida Myers Louise Myers Gloria Souder john M. Soudet Richard Weaver M ervin Z ook Elaine Ruth Paul Shisler an as Carolyn Benner Dennis Benner Ronald Aldez-fer Lois Bechtel Donald Beidler Sylvia Clemens Charles Clemmer Ivan Derstine Peter Christophel Beulah Clemens Leanne Clemens Maurice Fly Stanley Freed Beverly Godshall jane Detwiler Carolyn Ehst David Ehst Stanley Godshall Allen Guntz Margaret H alteman Rodney Godshall Ronald Godshall U Lorraine Kratz Virginia Kriebel Mary Ellen H alteman Peggy Ann H alteman Mary E. H immelreich Larry Landis Marilyn Landis Sara Ann Landis Eileen Landis Eva Landis james Landis Martha Mast Mary Mast Carolyn Meyers Susan Landis joseph Lapp Stephen Leatherman Ronald Moyer Jeanette Nice Mary Ann Rice Lois Moyer Lowell M oyer Arlene Swartley janet Swartley Susan Rosenberger Arthur E. Smoker Sara Ellen Stoltzfus M arie Yoder joann Zeiset Carl Swartz Leonard Walter Dorothy Wismez Donna Bishop Rene Bustard james Alderfer Lorraine Alderfer Rhoda Alderfer Lucille Clemmet David Delp Helen Delp Robert Chittick Paul Clemens Geraldine Clemmer james Derstine Lorraine Derstine Russell Derstine Emilie Derstine Gladys Derstine Glenn Derstine Esther Frederick john Frederick james Hackman Dale Detweiler Marilyn Detweiler Ruth Ann Hackman james Halteman Richard Halteman james Hange Carol joy Kindy Noah Kolb Glenn Kratz Arlin Kriebel Charlotte Kolb jonathan Kolb Lester Kolb james Landis Sara Lapp Margaret Leatherman Elaine Kulp james Kulp Gerald Landis Merrill Moyer Phillip Moyer Sylvia M oyer Mary Ann Martin Nancy M ininger Victor Myers Vernon Nyce Linda Lee M usselman Ruth Ann M usselman Herbert Myers Mary Louise Weaver Siegfried Onischenko Joyce Rohrer Karl Ruth . 55 . M31 G H -ji ff fl, xp, ,, 2 ,, W W -5.553 X- Q any .rw Q-'ark . 1 e ,X-.sid 4 ...L, W. ,,W 5,, f, W - viifis- 2.-. ww, V, 13- .- 1. 1 , ,, AA fp I ,, QL ,W . I f I A Q A92 , . . ...... Y J J-2..:1W f -- ' 1-ff Wild, YN V ,,,, Qi' ' k M1 Q r, iff Forward Bill F oiward john Forward Willy Center r!'xllfYv Rames Senior Cloampf Forward EI fi Rf. ' Phil Coach Mr. Hess Guard Orrie . 71 , Center 1, ft Ernie Guard ai 5 ,ji Ben Guard Curly Guard Dan Si Intramural Champ! Left to right -. P. Christophel D. Ehst j. Kulp B. Leatherman M. Zook League A Champs Left to right - J. Rush D. Landis O. Clemens J. M. Sauder D. Harley League B Champs League C Champs . 73 . Left to right - J. Landis J. Alderier N. Kolb H. Myers R. Bustard 7 llw.fs7-a4,h! Y N, .,.kk W A 4 1 2 1 Q A. M?'v'wf ,, x , ' V -... ,......f Wg. Senior Charm Chorus Director Mr. Hiram R. Hershey First row, Ielt to right: Geraldine Derstine, Carol Swartley, Nancy Musselman, Rhoda Alderier, Ruth Shisler, Rebecca Bishop, Second row: Gerald Derstine, Mary Landis, Daniel Yoder, Lorraine Clemmer, William Meyers, Gerald Benner, Naomi Rittenhouse. Third row: james Rush, Ruth Ann Rush, Philip Clemens, Rosemary Christuphel, Terry Alderier, Edna Mack, David Harley, Russell Stoltzfus. Fourth row: Abram Rittenhouse, Rhoda Bergey, Ernest Gehman, Nancy Lapp, Orrie Clemens, Sarah Derstine, Willard Ruth. -75- A cappella Charm As the tardy bell is about to ring, students come streaming from all areas of the campus to the daily chorus period. Most ol them clamor to their places on the risers and begin stretching and yawning, as is the usual warming-up procedure. However, there are always a few who come hurrying in after the echoing ot the bell has just disappeared, and cast guilty glances at the clock. A breathless apology is given and then the practice proceeds. Although our practices required much concentration and hard work on the part of the chorus members and the director, We were well rewarded as the spring days arrived and the time came tor our annual tour. Visiting other church schools, attending other churches, and making new friends contributed much in making this year in chorus a profitable one and in helping us to attain a deeper spiritual lite. First row-Geraldine Derstine, Naomi Rittenhouse, LoisAlderter, Nancy Musselman, Hannah Mack, Mary Landis, Rhoda Bergey, Miriam Meyers, Rebecca Bishop. Second row-Arlene Alderler, Jeanette Derstine, Judy Moyer, Louise Myers, Ruth Shisler, Elaine Moyer, Lorraine Clemmer, Kathryn Horst, Carol Swartley, joan Alderter. Third row-Gerald Derstine, Rachael Alderler, Rhoda Detwiler, Phyllis Hunsberger, Gloria Sauder, Freida Myers, Lois Mininger, Sarah Derstine, Edna Mack, Ruth Ann Landis, Mary Nice, Rhoda Alderfer. Fourth row-Samuel Kulp, Ruth Ann Rush, Rosemary Christophel, Rhoda Moyer, Nancy Lapp, Henry Longacre, Wesley Clemmer, Merrill Landis, Mervin Zook, Russell Stoltztus, Terry Alderier, Mary Kratz, Gerald Benner. Filth row--William Meyers, Donald Brunner, Richard Weaver, David Harley, Orrie Clemens, james Rush, Larry Kulp, Dennis Moyer, Ernest Gehman, Harold Kooker, Philip Clemens, Willard Ruth, Daniel Yoder, Abram Rittenhouse, john Merrill Sauder. -76- xx? E we GRY unior Cboruf First row, left to right: Elaine Kulp, Nancy Mininger, Geraldine Clemmer, Janet Swartley, Joann Zeiset, Gladys Derstine, Sylvia Moyer, Donna Bishop, Lorraine Alderler, Rhoda Alderier, Emilie Derstine. Second row: Jeanette Nice, Carolyn Benner, Leanne Clemens, Carolyn Meyers, Sylvia Clemens, Marilyn Det- Weiler, Mary Ann Martin, Carol Joy Kindy, Mary Louise Weaver, Lois Moyer, Sara Ann Landis, Peggy Halteman, jane Datwiler. Third row: Larry Landis, Victor Myers, Beulah Clemens, Susan Rosenberger, Lorraine Kratz, Lois Bechtel, Beverly Godshall, Marie Yoder, Lucille Clemmer, Helen Delp, Susan Landis, Joyce Rohrer, Martha Mast. Fourth row: James Landis, Leonard Walter, Ronald Alderfer, Rodney Godshall, joseph Lapp, Gerald Landis, Arthur Smoker, Stephen Leatherman, James Landis, Maurice Fly, Stanley Godshall, Carl Swartz, Peter Christophel. -77- I Soprano First row: G. Derstine, N. Rittenhouse, R. Al- derfer, N. Musselman, L. Alderler, J. Mast. Second row: R. Shisler, N. Lapp, R. Christo- phel, R. A. Rush, H. Mack, R. Moyer, F. Meyers, Touring Claoruy Alto First row: M. Landis, C. Swartley, M. Meyers, B. Bishop. Second row: R. Bergey, E. Mack, S. Derstine, R. A. Landis, R. Alderler. Tenor Left to right: W. Meyers, D. Harley, j. Rush, S. Kulp. Bass First row: T. Alderler, H. Longacre, P. Clem- ens, D. Yoder, G. Benner, R. Stoltzlus. Second row: M. Landis, E. Gehman, H. Kooker, D. Moyer, B. Ruth, O. Clemens, A. Ritten- house. -78- SENIOR FELLOWS' QUARTET Leit to right-William M eyers, Philip Clemens, David Harley, Gerald Benner. Sing unto the Lord . . . S OPH OM ORE F E LLOWS' Q UAR TE T Left to right-Arthur Smoker, Stanley Godshall, Rodney Godshall Ronald Alderler. r 5 lf? ww 1 sm. f f . 4. 1.53, JV z, Zfgf ml ' L v ,Eg R x , 1 J 1, Ffg? Q4 1:1-73 Erma-.5i:' .v 4 FRE 9 :QF 3, L L Nts 1'-uv J . VM .5Q? , 45 do E VO 4 Mihai ami T W-1-2: W x MQ- 'Q , 5 E '5 , , Y' Q 4 3' ' A 'EEF ' Docleument .ftaf Nancy Musselman, Editor, Orrie Clemens, Assistant Editor. First row, left to right, seated: Rhoda Bergey, Orrie Clemens, Nancy Musselman, Louise Myers, Mary Kratz. Second row: Rodney Godshall, William Meyers, Rebecca Bishop, joan Alderfer, Anna Lois Longacre, Miriam Meyers. Third row: Mary Landis, Stanley Godshall, Mae Reinlord, Elaine Moyer, Rhoda Moyer, Lorraine Kratz, Maurice Fly. Fourth row: Elizabeth Derstine, Merrill Landis, Willard Ruth, Harold Kooker, Philip Clemens, Paul Shisler, Carl Keeler. -82- .fclaul-A ndenleen Staff Ruth Ann Rush-Co-editor David Harley-Editor First row, seated, left to right: Mary Landis, David Harley, Ruth Ann Rush, Edna Mack. Second row: William Meyers, Nancy Musselman, Louise Moyer, Ellen Brunk, Anna Mae Detweiler, Louise Meyers. Third row: David Landis, Gerald Benner, Harold Kooker, Orrie Clemens, Nancy Lapp. -g3- Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to provide opportunity for student expression for the promotion of the general welfare of the school. Under the able leadership of David Harley, the council has founded a systematic formation of clubs, has drawn up its constitution, has sponsored a Christmas project, etc. The nucleus of the Student Council revolves around the Religious Life, School Improvement, Fellowship, and Athletic Committees. By planning the weekly student chapels, the Religious Life Committee promotes public participation of students. Acting on the direct suggestions of students, the School Improvement Committee endeavors to assist the administration of the school. Members of the Athletic Committee have the paramount duty of organizing and directing the athletic activities on the campus. Plans for all-school socials and other fellow- ship ideas originate in the Fellowship Committee. Seated, left to right: Mr. Kauffman, Advisory David Harley, Presidentf Sarah Derstine, Secretary: Geraldine Derstine, Treasurer, Philip Clernens, Vice President. Second row: Sara Lapp, William Meyers, Geraldine Clemmer, Rhoda Alderfer, Ronald Alderfer, Lois Alderfer, Sylvia Clemens, Freida Meyers. Third row: Maurice Fly, Stanley Godshall, Gerald Landis, Harold Kooker, Larry Kulp, john M. Souder, james Halteman, Lorraine Kratz. -84- Student Council ommitteef ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Left to right: Rhoda Alderier, james Halteman, Sara Lapp, john IW. Sauder, Philip Clemens, Chairman. FELLOVJSHIP COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: Sarah Derstine, Chairman, Geraldine Derstine. Standing: Harold Kcoker, Maurice Fly, Larry Kulp. .RELIGIOUS LIFE COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: Lorraine Kratz, Ger aldine Clemmer, Freida Myers. Standing: Stanley Godshall, Co-Chain man,' David Harley, Chairman. SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: Sylvia Clemens, Lois Alderier. Standing: Ronald Alderfer, Gerald Landis, William Meyers, Chairman. Clubf First row, left to right: D. Bishop, R, Bishop, M. Meyers. Second row: L. Alderier, L. Mininger, M. Kratz. Seated, Ielt to right: Miss Shrock, Sponsor, L. Kratz, S. Godshall. Second row: R. Godshall, A. Longacre, L. Myers, S. Clemens, J. Zeiset, R. Alderler. Third row: E. Moyer, B, Clemens, A. Smoker, M. Fly, M. Weaver. Seated, Ieit to right: S. Landis, J. Swartley, R. Moyer, C. Benner, J. Nice, L. Clemens. Second row: M. Rice, C. Meyers, M. Yoder, M. Mast, S. Landis, S. Stoltzius, M. Himmelreich, M. Landis. Third row: P. Halteman, A. Swartley, E. Landis, L. Bechtel, B. Godshall, S. Rosenberger, M. Halteman, S. Ehst, J. Detwiler. -86- i MWL ' ,, :sen-1 M I r , 1 ---- A1,.1.ws 1 H , H ,, , 5 f 1, , . wwrssszss V , ff ' m , N-, aa f 'V 11 'ffliii 5' 2!NwEiEfM V: -W . FZ- - as -aff -1 ,. f :wt ,,,,, -. L L 7 H :Q LS if ' - lm' , ,,,,, ,,.,..,..Ms,,zg , ,1 ---- .ggMf:yg:5,,:Q-giffgfmfgfwqr J fy.: fe?-M4 ,V fwmhiwk yr - 'A-A125-:Lf,v-1wa1v:?mEiw1.LL Complimenfs of ROSENBERGEITS DAIRIES HATHELD, PENNSYLVANIA FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS Frozen Food Locker Service The BROTHERLY AID LIABILITY PLAN Established by the Lancaster Conference LOCAL COMMITTEE Chairman Secretary Treasurer CURTIS L. BERGEY PAUL A. GODSHALL HAROLD B. 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Stoltzius Janie Landis Bob Histand Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gehman Ernie Gehman Russ Stoltztus Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Clemens Philip K. Clemens Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Alderier Miss Pearl Schrack David Landis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Landis Willy Meyers Sara Leatherman -103- Autogmlblaf