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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1960 volume:

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E'l ,.. 5.5: EWS rs 5-ii' 25' In the pages of this book we have en- V Finding it impossible to express our true impressions in pictures and words, we invite you to look behind the pictures and read be- tween the lines. to catch a better glimpse of the personalities and activities we have known and loved so well. I, 9 l m 'W'M-am i'-m 'f --W-Ui--A -- ml 4 W-1 im: in e If . of f 1 . 3 ' v is S E L t Z' ii Z AWYA , , l 2 . E : 1 ,ggi f' I E y I W ' E s 5 im friees ,fwfl i a 1 Q r 0 ttf ? 3 on i s 5 i Y f zu 2 ' p3 5 -e fy, I 19 g ff? 1 1 i 5 I S, 1 ' A ' if , ' Q x ,M ,V ' J? fff.fsms,r-,,-4irt5.s1 t i -Wx - Administration 5 U1'1dCI'Cl2SSmCH 33 Faculty 8 Activities Seniors 13 SP01' ts 63 Advertisements 72 R. BP Miss Pearl Schrack the senlors of Chrlstophe of 1960, dedicate our Dear Semors. The gift without the giver is baref, The coming years will record your usefulness. Your worth will be determined more by what you are than by what you have or do. This means that the important goal of your life is to grow to be the person God has in mind. Only then will your doing be worthwhile - to God, to others, to yourself. Any 'Lgift without the giver is bare and wasted. May God make your life and then make it useful. Sincerely, Richard C. Detweiler Principal hminisiraiinu fa! PS, by . -- ' r ' Li la ,, fw:fwqr . , i8Meisg.-2 5,4 kkgkwwwkwumffbwm- ' 8' W Yffwwmhw, H f , , . .. -f ' H -A , I A, ,- .yl V ,- ., .. . Jr, -. , ,, ...M -,,,,,,n U W ii 'QF - I A Q1- .. aku! , 1 K -.Q--,W-7, . .. ,. ...N as NORMAN BECHTEL PAUL CLEMENS PAUL GODSHALL J. SILAS GRAYBILL lf Mnarh nf 7 huratinn ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE Left to right: Richard Detweiler, Daniel Rein- ford, Ben B. Hess The Religious Welfare Committee ad- vises and assists in developing and main- taining a strong religious spirit in the school and recommends prospective teachers to the school board. The principal and two faculty mem- bers elccted by the School Board compose the Administration Committee, which is re- sponsible for the immediate supervision of the school. RELIGIOUS WELFARE COMMITTEE Left to right: Stanley Beidlar, Jacob Ritten- house, Isaiah Alderfer ELEANOR RUTH Office Secretary Eliarulig BEN B. HESS History B.A., Elizabethtown Collegeg M.A., Pennsylvania State Universityg Doctoral Study, University of Pennsylvania PEARL SCHRACK English II, III, IV B.S., Eastern Mennonite Collegeg Sum- mer Study, Millersville and West Ches- ter State Teachers Collegesg Graduate Study, University of Pennsylvania S. DUANE KAUFFMAN History, P.0.D., Boys' Physical Ed. B.S., Eastern Mennonite Collegeg Sum- mer Study, Eastern Baptist College IHEH 5-.I ., npffi full' DANIEL J. REINFORD German, Mathematics B.A., Eastern Mennonite Collegeg Mini- ster JANET MARTIN . Business Education B.S., Shippenshurg State Teachers' Col- lege, Graduate Study, University of Pennsylvania Ein 3 1 2 5 3 4 5 fwfr 1 i 5 Sy, B Ho At,Aff Wir! gy its 1 BL Cf W E523 Wim! ROY HARTZLER Chemistry, Physics, Senior Science, Business Math B.S., Eastern Mennonite College WILLIS MILLER General Science, Biology, Boys' Physical Education B.A., Eastern Mennonite College M .Wd-.M,,,,.... dwM',,,,,..- ...,,aw, ,,,,...... ,X .,,,.,.-4-v ii ,sy K W ...--and VRp '7 I Q t if F'Iln...r iliarultg QMRSJ MARY JANE HERSHEY Homeniaking BS., Goshen Collegvg M.S., Drexel In- stitute of Technology fMRS.1 CATHERINE A. LAPP English I, Librarian, Girls' Health, Guidance Counseling B.A., Eastern Mennonite College. PAUL R. CLEMENS Bible II Ministerg Theological Study, Eastern Baptist Seminary. HIRAM R. HERSHEY Music, Chorus, Driver Education B.A., Eastern Mennonite Collegeg M.M., Westrninstcr Choir Collegeg Doctoral 1 Study, Union Theological Seminary f X f JOHN E. LAPP Bible III Bishopg Moderator, Franconia Menno- nite Conference. IHEII PAUL HACKMAN Woodworking Ministerg Graduate, Ontario Mennonite Bible Institute. 5 5 L 'v:-' 3 if as ig ' 'V ,. M A 5-1 , .1-. STANLEY C. SHENK Bible I, Ill flst semesterj, Church History, Senior Health B.A., Th.B., Goshen Collegeg Th.B. Eastern Mennonite Collegcg S.T.B. Biblical Seminary fNew York Cityj Doctoral Study, New York University Minister. MR. AND MRS. J. ELTON MEYERS Custodians liitrhvn . .. X. M. -fr- , A t BETTY RITTENHOUSE Assistant Cook KATHRYN LANDIS Assistant Cookl 12 GEM r f:i My stttt fx 3 5 fm. ,- ,,r,,-+,f . ,,w.,gv .J M Q I,1Mvw'Za -' . 'ft Q if EMMA LANDIS Cafeteria Manager Ahminiziratind SARA LEATHERMAN Cook 5' I f f 'Q' 5- U K 41 ' .QSM wx: , 11 'ff H f U -v L h ' 'Y 5 M it L, 4 M , 33, A -.M wwf- , ' f ,U P .L W ' ' Jgw,f,.w5 -Afiw f M f Z -ef W W 3-if ffm W p K Q MM, Y' UL MM 'J' 1 , W W f ww.. 4 ..,-f f' 1 x Senwrs .vgfi ffl? - is lx Ig . ft.: f, is 5 gf ' K wzg iggq 22. ':, X N S LIAL V 'Li. lvl was M ,, Emma ' ' :if ,,-' ,W .. 731, , -' s W In -'f2 2' K A vii ,'.k L Vs. H if SAMUEL KULP Academic Vice-President Small but mighty . . . pilots a '50 Fury t . . has strong tenor voice . . . Mr.Reinford's handyman .' . . always earns good grades . . . friendly. MAE REINFORD Commercial Treasurer Willing and able to help everyone . . . good in all sports . . . likes to tease the underelass- men . . . friendly to all . . . assistant editor of 14 the Schul-Andenken. LARRY KULP General Good class president . . . future farmer studies hard-M good results . . . reliable sincere Christian. LOIS ALDERFER Commercial Secretary Capable Student Council secretary enjoys committee meetings . . . is often seen typing . . . lives one day at a time . a loyal fllend - liked by all . . . willing worker Wm. Siva J ,f KE Q- ' 44922 aff Que' H ga fesffsfizf 1 'iff , Wifi, .rs ARLENE ALDERFER Commercial A whiz on skates . . -. easy to get along with . . . loves sports . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . takes an interest in ber lessons. JOAN ALDERFER Academic Attractive smile . . . dependable . . . likes sew- ing and artistic. a good joke . . . has many friends . . . it CI' RACHEL ALDERFER Commercial '4Racl1l' . . . possesses cheerful personality . . music lover . . . conscientious . . . willing work . . . often seen in typing room. ROBERT ALLEBACH General Class giant . . . mechanically inclined . . . for- ever talking about drag racing . . . future east- ern farmer . . . bookkeeping whiz. I5 , K I , ,V.k t An, W fn If DONALD BRUNNER 'General Enjoys most sports . . . often seen day-flream- ing in class . . . owner of a '58 Plymouth . . . has little interest in girls . . . a willing friend. WESLEY CLEMMER General Wes . . . quiet 'til you know him . . . always ready for a joke . . . plays a guitar . . . Mercury fan . . . has many friends. 1. I ,- JEANETTE DERSTINE Commercial Pleasant personality . . . well-groomed . . . dependable . . . ready smile . . . Mr. Shenkis capable secretary. Q RHODA DETWILER Commercial Friendly disposition . . . her laugh identifies her . . . Wl1at's to eat? . . . LQWC wonit talk about office practiccl' . . . likes sports. I6 GERALDINE FREED 2' i . kj , vm' -,. 3352 Commercial f Q11 p Great things come in small packages . . . re- A , .-- served . . . hidden qualities . . . neat and con- if :zl siderate . . . her verdict on Miss Martin's E V spelling tests 4 UGHH , ,',,. 1 : JANET F REED lii ,ff i f 4 Academic ti i mVlVA p Capable seamstress . , . pleasing personality ' 'itt' L . . . efficient worker in the kitchen . . . well t,'?, modulated voice. if - 1 - .,f1ss'-- ' ,- - .. ESF354 : riff, Qiwwa , DOLORES GODSHALL Commercial Those dark eyes tell tales . . . has a disarming smile and a patented giggle . . . sparkling per- sonality . . . helps others willingly . . . has her problems with bookkeeping. EARL GLEN GODSHALL ' General Quiet . . . fine Christian character . . . book- keeping whiz' . . . studious . . . always willing to help . . . reliable. I7 ERNEST GREASER General He's everyone's pal . . . overflowing with witty remarks . . . favorite pastime - tormentinv teachers . . . whiz in all lessons if he wants to be. wa' t, A KATHERINE HORST QBWHWW5' Academic 5' 35, Weakness for sport cars and doughnuts AVVV V p 5 editor of the Schul-Amlenken collt ge bound V E fe . . . likes to tease. eit E s s PHYLLIS HUNSBERGER General Better known as L'Phyl', . . . blue ribbon seam- stress . . .friendly . . , would make an excellent home ec. teacher . . . has a long ride to school on the bus. CARL KEELER General Competent carpenter . . . reliable . . . success- ful amateur mechanic . . . cooperative . . . business-like mind. 4qjf1'fW 'Y' ELVIN KOLB General Likes those '57 Chevys . . . quiet 'til the ice breaks . . . adores Mr. Shenkls life stories future farmer . . . enjoys hunting most any- thing except girls. MIRIAM KOLB Commercial Came to us in our senior year . . . easy to, get along with . . . studious . . . meticulous dresser . . . cooperative. A Q'5 fw-wi9P '0F ' 2 .iimfefsf rat. ,wiggle . W4 - X st' . K .,.,k Vik Ji - at ,k,.k lc,r. 5. HAROLD KOOKER Academic Capable leader . . . tall and athletic . . . origi- nal artist . . . plenty of school spirit . . . friend- ly teaser . . . earns his greenbacks at Keller's Creamery. MARY KRATZ Commercial Efficient and neat . . . future woman in whitel' . . . excels in whatever she puts her hand to . . . quite' a brain . . . athletic . . . typist for the Schul-Andenken. 'I9 RUTH ANN LANDIS Academic Ladylike . . . well liked . . . enjoys singing . . . accomplished pianist . . . graceful . . . filled with potential. BRUCE LEATHERMAN General Well informed on sports . . . ardent Philly fan . . . always ready for fun . . . has his own ideas. 20 3 MERRILL LANDES General All around athlete . . . pride in his '57 Ford . . . studious . . . full of fun . . . future plumber . . dresses neatly. GLEN LANDIS Academic I Adept in sports . . . infectious smile . . . al ways teasing . . . good competitive spirit . . confirmed salesman . . . favorite interest--girls y ,,,: ,, 1 3 ,,-, A -' . ,,g M K 'Qffff .sl S K E fxi. ewan, ' cz 7? 1 ... . . 'H fffg igii I at 1- , -at S iifiili-V M if .false at 1- R .1-,::sfs:,a:sx-.5fg.:,-V -. : A -iia aiifif ..:v,,:paagnas3Ea!f'xai2::s. fi- - 9, .,,:., 3 A,:N.,. I .,.: N.,. s ' , Q-If Q - - 'I gk 1 . - f sir fi 1-,, ' ae, V U 71' f . K , ii gi .,., ANNA LOIS LONGACRE Academic Contagious giggle . . . artistic ability . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . pilots a '59 Olds to school each morning. HANNAH MACK Commercial Speaks her mind , . . lovely soprano voice . likes to tease . . . enjoys a hearty laugh . not afraid of work . . . eVeryone,s friend. NWN' f , Nuff--s-as-ff Li -I , img K f K . vs --'- -f 4 2 5 lik e f- . iii' i i .Q 'iii ' HENRY LONGACRE Commercial All around athlete . . . Crusades against home- work . . . has a hot Chevy - and an aversion to cops . . . likes to tease. MIRIAM MEYERS Commercial Good grades are natural . . . experienced Bible school teaeller . . .her ll0lTlC5S a part of the school . . . interested in spiritual welfare of C. D. 21 ELAINE MOYER Academic Vivaeious . . . courteous and dependable . . . good in all sports . . . possesses a contagious giggle . . . liked by all. JUDY MOYE R Commercial When you hear that ucertainw laugh, you know ,ludy is around . . . tops in all sports . . . future housewife . . . friendly to all. 22 LUIS MININGER Academic One of the tallest girls of the senior class . . . quiet and reserved . . . friendly smile . . . good physics student . . . good in sports. DENNIS MOYER General fdiseontinued I Mechauically inclined . . . always ready for a good joke . . . helps out in P. 0. D. discussions . . . that hot car! FJ , .- ff 1- -ffsei ' RHODA MOYER Academic Always ready, willing, and able . . 'iangel of mercy . . . likes P. O. D. . . , why and wherefore at her lessons . . plary Christian conduct. FREIDA MYERS Commercial Takes life seriously but always ready- for a good laugh . . . friendly to everyone . . . sin- cere personality . . . never seen grumbling or complaining . . . lovely soprano voice. future knows exem- LOUISE MYERS Academic Studious . . . enjoys sports . . . good marks are not uncommon . . . college bound . . . editor of the Dockument. MARY NICE Commercial Always neat in appearance . . . likes office practice??? . . . neat penmanship . . . never at a loss for words . . . typist for the Schul- Andenken. 23 PAUL SHISLER Academic That red hair! . . . future mathematician his camera Q an inseparable companion likes to stretch a story . . . witty, GLORIA SOUDER Academic Vivacious . . . likes to laugh . . . enjoys sports . . . industrious . . . lots of fun with anyone . . . studious. 24 RONALD N YCE General Tarzan . . . will laugh at anyone's joke . . . sports a Ford . . . lessons aren't always his first worries . . . carefree. ELAINE RUTH General Possesses a contagious giggle . . . a friend to all . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . one of the few home ec. girls . . . conscien- tious. JOHN MERRILL SOUDER General Whiz at basketball and ping-pong . . . neat in appearance . . . very friendly . . . enjoys Grcascrfs wise cracks . . . likes good nlusic - country and western. nazi' , il - RICHARD YVEAVER Academic Possesses il dry wit . . . drives a 'cbugi' . . . sports car enthusiast . . . accomplished hunter . . . enjoys life to the fullest. r MERVIN ZOOK General Merv for short . . . travels a good distance each day . . . has a good sense of humor . . . everyone's pal. 1, A 1 x ,Ak ARLENE ALDERFER PHYLLIS HUNSBERGER JOAN ALDEFER CARL KEELER LOIS ALDERFER ELVIN KOLB RACHEL ALDERFER MIRIAM KOLB RHODA DETWILER GERALDINE FREED JANET FREED ROBERT ALLEBACH DONALD BRUNNER WESLEY CLEMDIER JEANETTE DERSTINE 5 , ha um' - Zig Q? hw mslq 'eu S. : NW DOLORES CODSHALL ERNEST GREASER KATHERINE HORST fi EARL GODSHALL HAROLD KOOKER MARY KRATZ LARRY KULP SAMUEL KULP RW! s 5 .,kE Eff? il Q, ,If flgf' ,, Wm if 51 MERRILL LANDE5 GLEN LANDIS RIQTH ANN LANDIS BRUCE LEATHERMAN an Aafgl RONALD NYCE MAE REINFORD ELAINE RUTH PAUL SHISLER LOIS MININGER ELAINE MOYER rp..--WW .IV rf ' z z 4 S sssu If xs 12 xr 19 2:24 25 ZH! 2 1 JUDY MOYER LOUISE ANNA LOIS LONCACRE HENRY LONGACRE HANNAH DTACK MIRIAM MEYERS kwa FREIDA INIYERS NICE GLORIA SOUDER JOHN MERRILL SOUDER RICHARD WEAVER IVIERVIN ZOOK A E? .W I.,. V 7? Q Q mmm? A 5 f' 1 Us . E I K, . K Wg -A114 ,WH . , V if 55. 'V 11 , M, ., V5 , Q , f :af?zff :!.j is 5:1 Fortune smiled on Docktong the whole town waited in eager anticipation for the world-renowned lecturer of English, Miss Pearl Schraek, who was to lecture at their Christmas program. But fortune wasn't smiling on the lecturer, for, in the snow on the night before the program, her 'cbugw skidded into a telephone pole. It so happened the pole was in front of John Merrill Souder's farm, and after being invited to spend the night there, she tried to call the local garage owned by Carl Keeler. By some ill turn of luck, Hannah Mack, the ex- citable telephone operator, got the connections mixed and when the bachelor residence of Elvin Kolb received a call from Miss Schrack, its occupant was so confused he promptly hung up. Carl Keeler finally received the call and promised to fix the car. Miss Schraek spent an enjoyable evening listening to the radio, especially the guitar music by Wesley Clemmer and news commentator Louise Myers' 'LViews on the News. The program was interrupted by the jangling telephone. Earl God- shall's steers got out. Could John Merrill come and help find them? Early next morning Paul Shislcr, local newspaper pho- tographer, arrived on the scene of the ill-fated VW and had an interview with Miss Schraek.Upon Paul's advice, Miss Schrack accompanied him to the doctor's office for a check-up. ln Doc- tor Harold Kooker's office she met chemist Sam Kulp with a bandaged hand because of an explosion at a demonstration at the local school. The doctoris emergency nurse, Rhoda Moyer, was leaving and Mary Kratz, the day nurse, was taking over. Mean- while Mr, Shisler rushed to the news office to give editor Katherine Horst the latest news so Elaine Ruth could type it in time for that day's paper. His duty done, Mr. Shisler hurried to Bruce Leatherman's barber shop where Ernest Greaser, the local philosopher and politician, was explaining why the Re- publicans won the elections. Richard Weaver, sports car salesman, upon hearing of the damaged VW determined to boost his sales that month. Weaver sauntcred down to the drugstore to think up a sales talk just as Rhoda Detwiler rushed in to counter duty. They gabbed for almost an hour about recent happenings with Lois Mininger, the pharmicistress. After her check-up, Miss Schrack registered at Allebaclfs Hotel and recognized the receptionist as Judy Moyer. W'hile shopping in the remainder of the morning, she met ,Ioan,with w Y? lX1f . five children trailing after her, and Gloria,with four holding on to her. This was at Ronald Nycc's grocery store, and the cashier, Rachel Alderfer, was having a hard time trying to cheek out because of the many children. Miss Schraek decided to start to leave because of the population problem and strolled into Brunner's Restaurant for lunch. She had an enjoyable hour discussing teaching problems with teachers Freida Meyers and Miriam Meyers. They took her to the high school where the evening lecture was to be heldg but when they arrived, the plumber Merrill Landes explained that the lecture eouldnit be held due to Sam Kulp's explosion. As she went past Principal Mae Reinford's office, she overheard Miss Reinford instructing phys. ed. teachers Arlene Alderfer and Glen Landis on better techniques for class. She then went to the nearest phone booth to call Robert Allehach for the use of the hotel reception room for her lecture. Sud- denly she remembered she had torn the dress she planned to wear to the lecture and hurried with it to the tailoris. There she found Phyllis Hunsberger, who agreed to mend l1er dress right awayg and Janet Freed, who was giving Jeanette Derstine some advice on tailoring. Soon a tired Miss Schrack was wand- ering back to the hotel thinking of the events and shocks of the day. At the Hotel everything was rushed. Elaine Moyer, cook, and Geraldine Freed, dietician, ran out of turkeys, but thanks to Longacre and Zook's Poultry Place turkeys ceased to be a problem. Secretary Mary Nice was taking orders being phoned in while Anna Lois Longacre was putting the finishing touches on the decorations of the reception room. The waitress,Miriam Kolb, was scurrying around trying to serve everyone before the program started, besides trying to listen to Dolores God- shallis and Lois Alderfer's experiences of VS in California. At 7:30 that evening the- whole town turned out for the lecture. Master of ceremonies, Bob Allebach, welcomed everyone and Pastor Larry Kulp rendered the invocation. Ruth Ann Landis, famous pianist recently returned from Europe, played several of her own compositions. Finally Miss Schrack's lecture was given. Everyone applauded and congratulated her afterward. Late that night a happy and satisfied Miss Schrack drove off in a new ear from Weaver Motors,Inc.,leaving her old one behind with students of long ago to symbolize the old days gone by and the future happiness and success. .4, A 'Sami V rkwf -ri is 4 7 I' 3, . CLASS ADVISERS MISS SCHRACK AND MR DETWEILER 4 J5'LQ.ni'. - '5 ., f '71 -' F-52 5S':'f'i!ffif .,, 1 0 1 'fs ,.+ Awfigii fifxifb Q? :1L:M:fe,4..: . -.H-M -Aw -11 -u:mviZ3'Mi.i5 1: .. , rf. 7521435153 e .-55 --Pgfz, z1.,f-,.f . f',5em1fw. Le E31-'zibt fffzw ' -. , , A , in ,Mfg -5. Q, .,1,-..-.m4,. U-,fe,,,.,,4M..4,.-,.,.J.f A .. . - .. , qw- Z. Q, V, Q fb .M 7:.15A,f11pm3-',:if,??fTfL 3 4,-- ff is-nfl. :r iqzcjvgb 'JFK 1, Haig:-12 -EE-,j., , 'bzz-:.m...1.v - ,:.,-5,11 ,AAHE ' Q .4-g ala, . M N: ,nfl-bg , A, rf, A-1 v - 1 pw L F' '. 'iq o- ' .lf . ' X15 . 1.,.. L11f1,Q5:4, M Mg, 123, .L .. ,,f.V,,,,-' wm1.:, gh . 1 ., r Hi., ,, ,, . . .., ,. . 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A. . 22 1 Q Finke 2 ' fd ,es 43 'I' .1 Wah 1 - 5251, H f, ff '.2f 5 ,- A 2 if fl . fxs' 0 ,w qffff gf? A is M 0,4 Aff? 4 2 U gi 'f f if K, 2, L5 5 34 1 , Q, vu .-ef 'Yu gg A if I UQ . L L 4 4, li ,A R+ ., JE, x. ,, 1 ,Q L wi si 1 5' H' Rf., -fsdif f Jig' La,-if fl , 5 +5 J' A f 'Ns S, ' I ? .V Q-uifw.-1 gi ,Q mg' A I -fx ' qf r X ,, Y +..-'rw 1 f 'img ?f 2 1'JQ,F'fI - - ..., . 1-, :F l' 'Ml' l A MH 'Wlfi ' Q '-if ' 9 il ' ' v Lil ,, ' '?fLJ-.if V57 N' 1,l1'L,,,u.f , QA . ,-,,l Htl x . EQ 2 'Q1 . lk 1 i? 2, 5.1 g - 1, ga to pf! pl fl 23' L5 Y 5 ?f..,, mv, A ., , W-4 ' N , ' ,gt 'J .. ,, 1 B, ,, , '- x, , 4 1- 'l f -'L -6-JIKV'-.n:.xH..L f .fa ,, ' -. V y. .' Y NP' wit, .auf 'E' .Z , ,.,,1,1 .- lj 1 I , Q, Y E lf, s 4, CLASS orrlcrzns Seated left to right: Lorraine Krutz, i Sevretaryg Ronald Alderfer, Presidenlg Eileen Landis, Treasurer. Standing: Stanley Godshull, Vice-President. A 41.4 ::: x,,,.'. r e ... ,..,., at D 3,15 J ,,,, I gk , li, 'Seah' K Y 3 g - 'Y A w rf , z I 1 55 Q7 ,. E v,, E. f 9, 3-4' , R D ,,t.,, , ,.,. if A av X , E Q L 3 V n FQ ,!,- U .,., dd HM ,,,,,,,.,. f-.1 .N.-.-. . , Y f' ' -- J' , ' 1 A. ' e- E- . J-H ' W . ug e L1-7? 'N 1 7 ,lily ' F fi Q . - ' ' A R. . - L . -' - lv' i0 r. 1 .f.:i l' 'N,,k'g3 ' 4 f' ren? '- td A Q, fx. meter' L . ' ,, ' W 'vw-0' f DAVID ALDERFER LOIS BECHTEL DONALD BEIDLER : f:'1-'ayxw 3- 3 4' X ' .. -viz I . ,5 1 .m .L 1 at RONALD ALDERFER V , I ' - .V D ,..,.r ,f E Ji ff-:rr V-mv-5 ,M-,.y 7 fo -.mlb .M are-'W an DENNIS BENNER BEULAH CLEMENS LEANNE CLEMENS SY'-VIA CLEMENS CAROLYN BENNER CHARLES CLEMMER ,lt Jw' ,mg QW 4-'-so 1.-wp Am 'UW IVAN DERSTINE JAMES DEIISTINE JANE DETWILER CAROLYN EIIST MAURICE FLY STANLEY FREED RODNEY GUDSHALL RONALD GODSHALL STANLEY IJODSHALL JOHN GOSHOW IVIARGARET HALTEMAN PEGGY ANN I-IALTEIVIAN JUNE HISTAND LORRAINE KRATZ if . I X XA QF! I-IILEEN LANDIS EVA LANDIS LARRY LANDIS SUSAN LANDIS A CATHERINE IVIALIIN IVIARY MAST Q. VIRGINIA KRIEBEL MARILYN LANDIS MARTHA MAST SARA ANN LANDIS JOSEPH LAPP Mi, 1' 674 CAROLYN LOIS MOYER LOWELL MOYER RONALD MOYER MARY LOUISE MYERS JEANETTE NICE MARY ANN RICE ARTHUR SMOKER SARA ELLEN STOLTZFL'S WILLIAM STOLTZFUS ARLENE SWARTLEY JANET SWARTLEY CARL SWARTZ LEONARD WALTER DOROTHY WISMER MARIE YODER .IOANN ZEISET M if' ,ag 7,,Vrf!5iw who-. 'bu a 1-H. ,n-'-fi .j?, ' f. - ' Q21 CTNQ yn' :gf .ff ' 5 1 , .N 1' R g ' f 1, , ,Q . , ' f I A A 5 1: '-A- -. ' ' 'L' X I 1- , Pu- ,, . . . ff 1 Q 1. 3? i ' ' 2' .gk ,A ,:, 1. 1 A A - fi- ' f 2:2 ', Q Q sf? 5 FJ if '7 ' 1 4,9 - Pi f 4 f M i f 1 -f:: g,j :J 1- Q, f 'Q V ., X fg. Uz?-' it pg. AW wi I' l 19' V., ,.. 55' .,,s fax, 'Q fri? Q ' 'fg We fi VE' CLASS OFFICERS Seated left ri ht: Mar Lou Weaver, 5,-Q . , , g Y ,Q f- ' f, , . . 1' ii' ,, . 3 3 Treasurer' James Halteman, Presulentg Lorraune Alder- 22 . f f. ixvi w g ag g f g , .. . . . . . . . ' ' - - 'J 1 , , ler, Secretary. Standing. Phxlllp Moyer, Vlce Presldent. iv? al..-J, I Ti K A 5 f ' , Semi v'.,h. siifwzg' ff'f I ,iQi79i?'M' .5 'mf-2' , ! w 1 fw A i , - - K5 rv' ,g.q,y'- -nf 1 . f- - - -H V' ' 1' -1 f -N 1 '- sq wg-A3.:'a-17..' ., ,. ,M .,,-. ,A . ,,,-,M-,,,,3 K - Q f ff.. J' ' ' 7 . ,' V . ,A . j, V ,A i' --W. L . , ,, . .W hi 1 p, .A 4, 1 .1 f R X :lag J ig .- flgzf A , 5,455 A 1, 55gj,ysf, 1:1441-iz,-..-n.i1.-E2-UiWEfErt,1a,C5 I-ORRAINE ALDERFER RHODA ALDERFER RICHARD BECHTEL DONNA BISHOP ROBERT CHITTICK 'Ng- vw, ws--af -V M GERALDINE CLEMMER LIQCILLE CLENIMER HELEN DELP BETTE DERSTINI-1 EMILIE DERSTINE -'14 CLADYS DERSTINE JAMES HACKMAN xi . -. . I Wiw, fi A 1 f -- f- -. WESLEY KERR v...-f .r NOAH KOLB JAMES LEATHERMAN av' dwe- .qs if ' JAMES DERSTINE LORRAINE DERSTINE MARILYN DETWEILIQII ESTHER FREDERICK RUTH ANN HACKWIAN JAMES HALTEMAN RICHARD HALTENIAN DENNIS HERTZLER ,YQN 1...-., LESTER KOLB HARRY LLOYD KING CAROL JOY KINDY CHARLOTTE KOLB ' ff ,. A 'I wh - A A -- . A PM - mf RRERLL 'M' Jo-'Q PQ gg 'WMV - he ELAINE KULP JAMES A. LANDIS JAMES c. LANDIS SARA LAPP MARGARET L1-:ATHERMAN NANCY MININGER PHILLIP M0Yl-:R SYLVIA MOYER 3 Ig ff? S Q Q W WL M W' 3' , 1 RUTH ANN MUSSELBIAN SUSAN ROSENBERCER 41791 MARY LOU WEAVER Q. ,f.g.......- , 7 . HERBERT MYERS ROBERT RUSH fly i f A , . . My f i E S ,I ,X 1 1 ff Xj Y Q Q I PAUL YOTHERS -Q , W , . Z ZE5, . 55555555 .Q A ' I ,rt 'W u m,u-QW L. A VICTOR MYERS VERNON NYCE JOYCE ROHRER KARL RUTH JUDITH SCHMELL KARENE .SWARTZ 'um Q . A y K: . Q ,f 3 W wal-35 ff fe 'W' , . Z A 1551 E V ,S,. JAMES ZEISET ...fy Qi' X Wmmm A in E 1,' ,x, wpj x x Ex' k is 4: ,ga -fiyfmg ig' fr Lf gs.. 1. . x fl ,. A A ,.-4 gklfnw, AV ,. - X .K M Nsikggikg L ,Q , , A k . ,- f if ,.,i8'W--ax -- , if .af W, Vu ,l A VY ,,,,.nv - 'iw '32 Q, 3555 Y' W ,N-,L rv-,fxwlff ,V as -sr fmgvf nf ,MSHA wk . 4 N ' ' -1,13 xlft gf- lv, 'yr' v' Ml 'Etf7, 1 .,,',QH:K, 'f',- A: vp, ,Tf-Q., .i-,,.x'U Q, ,vw 1.3.1, -.yr ' rg' uns 'V Q. A f -. Jf'g,::ig'M? Qty.: y 7 gb: , 5, t. Ap.af'zw rl-,,.,fQ,, q1,3fuf: N....a-filfcw-.gfv-'YSL-fH4E ?:1'fi1'f' ,..f' VA 4 l ,. A Qwismiw' , .V Q ir :IZ 11 ' 4 1 , , i X Q . 'ill' K I' rx 1 E555 i .. ll S K 5 K' W ' L L 1 r 4-7 up , ,, la ., l late T ' 1. ln . JV W' 1 'vm,t CLASS OFFICERS Seated left to right: Marilyn Cehman, Q' 1. wr'- Trensurerg Roy Musselmun, Presidentg Marilyn Horst, if-f Sevretary. Standing: Harold Rosenberger, Vive-President Liv- 'Q 5- t K A ,,.. ' p I ' ,, , . -at tt ffrm.. , , , . C24 c'i?'f 4 'jg'- V -'.- L H , t,,., ,,.ils, t,A, W ,,,, L ,,, -. .. , if-n ,, ,-f . ' -- fn., -,-.'-f ....-.. V V' ww.-A-'- , -., sf- 1- -...H ..- . 4' .. . xv 'M -' ' L z- ,, , '5' '-eva---1 - , 'e6+:f ' ffl? Wig, 3. pvf--'-Iv 'gn' X' - -1' Q- fi' J -S- V - f-'gf my -A UWM 'fffk 1 , 4- ,wp-w - 24, Y . 1 ,-, . 'F - ,, 1 '--, - K y . , n 'S . t!'E 3 'ffWQih?UC - V HAROLD ALDERFER LORRAINE BECHTEL RHODA BENNER JAMES BISHOP EDWARD C'-EMEN5 '70 0 Tv' N1 wr I W'-uv JACOB CLEMMER AHRAIVI DERSTINE RAY DERSTINE DAVID DETWEILER DONALD DETWEILER WD s 4? GLORIA DETWEILER WALTER DETWEILER MERLI-I EBY ELAINE FRE!-lD EARL CEHMAN MARILYN CEHMAN CHRISTINE GODSHALI. LARRY GODSHALL MARTHA ILOTVVALS RODNEY GROFF M-2 --amp LOIS GUNTZ JAMES HANCE 9949 RUTH KOLB HARLEY KOO-KER Y., Ja fa-Q. If 1X N MARILYN HORST DAVID KOLB H AROLD H OLB .A......-1. GLENN KRATZ DOROTHY KULP ARLIN LANDIS BARBARA LANDIS MARY LYNN LANDIS HARLEY LAPP FLORENCE KULP DANIEL LEATHERMAN 2 2 sf li 0'-'M' M-4 'f 5. -,.,,gz'l f Q-V107 'SFU-HQ img 1. I 'IJWK JA 'SQL RALPH LEATI-IERMAN JAMES LONGACRE MARY ANN MARTIN LOUISE MEYERS MARK MININGER ABRAM MOYER ARLIN MOYER BRUCE MOYER ESTHER MOYER LESTER MOYER MERRILL MOYER DIIRIAM MOYER 1:1-,ap 1-UV 'J' if! L' 9 RUTH MOYER ROY IVIUSSELMAN DAVID MYERS GRACE MYERS RUTH REINFORD MARILYN RICE f-.4 I 1. A NI, HAROLD ROSENBERCER HENRY ROSENBERCER ELAINE RUTH SAMUEL RUTH MARGARET SHISLER EMERSON SMOKER DAVID SOUDER DALE STUTZMAN GERALD TROSTER JOHN VANNOY PAULETTE YODER RUTH YODER 44 gi ji CQ-pg mwmi v U. 1. f AN Sdxoo! soma A Success 3 , fri' W' ,WN 2 X. M s. L Q 'SRX' Q Qs,-, ,gym f-' , - f'mfswwyizaeiiIzezeiyaiitif A ' f f f'.- 1 . , 1- J - ' Q Q kigggfzljviggfg' S M-J J, Q bjfw gv W ,M 5, wx 7 -My 2v,Q wifw , g 5 , -',szfQsf:A,: -V 3 rw sfmgg 7 .V-I fiszw w Lf . -I v . I..--,.f5,.5: Mug. Q, . 'iwa f .,.,,.. .f ,1 fff,:Q-f,z,54Qif:5 L,f , ff: .- ,Pmffe ' ' vu Ewixfrsz , M '.TVs , Y E Z 'X 5 I II D P It t Student Council is an organization designed to represent the student body's ideas and ideals. The responsibilities of Student Council are undertaken in ' i two ways: committee work and general discussion. H in It r I I Each C0ll1Il1lllCC plans and carries out the activities of the school which come under its particular area. General assemblies of the council give opportunity for dis- cussion of pertinent problems, culminating with an approved plan for action. A weekly discussion in each grade provides a plehiscite to representatives of Student Council. Witli thc gracious eo-operation of the faculty and adminis- tration, Student Council can develop responsibility alld confi- dence in Christopher Dock. s'l'ANnlNc:: Harold Hooker, Seated left to right: Mr, Kauffman, Lorraine Kratz, Larry Kulp, Luis Aldcrfer. SECOND How: Maurice Fly, James Halteman, Phillip Moyer, .loan Alderfer. Tlllltlb now: Lorraine .-Xlderfer. Ronald Alderfer, James Derstine, Nancy Mininger, Helen Delp. ifotaru Row: Margaret Shisler, Marilyn Horst, Marilyn Gelnnan, Roy Musselnlan, Harley Kookcr, John Merrill Souder, Susan Landis. R, ii iiii I iiiii '- ah .. Vu, x V. ew EY'-E as lb, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated left to right: Lor- raine Kratz, Treasurerg Lar- ry Kulp, Vive-Presidentg Lois Alderfer. Sevretaryg Harold Kooker, President. Standing: Mr. Kauffman, Adviser. '9- SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE Seated left to right: Mar- garet Shisler, Harley Kook- er, James Derstine, Maurire Fly. Standing: Mr. Hershey. Adviser. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Seated left to right: Lor- raine Alderfer, James Hal- teman, Roy Musselman. Ronald Alderfer. Standing: Mr. Miller, Adviser FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEE Seated left to right: Nancy Mininger, Marilyn Horst, .Ioan Alderfer, Phillip Moy- er. Not pivtured: Miss Mar- tin, Adviser. RELIGIOUS LIFE COMMITTEE Seated left to right: Mari- lyn Cehman, Susan Landis, Helen Delp, John Merrill Sauder, Standing: Mrs. Lapp., Adviserg Srhul- Anhvnkvn The word Schul - Antlcnkcn has a special meaning to Christopher Dock students. The meaning translated from the German language is uschool IHCll1OI'lCSMfllll'lllOl'lCS of classmates, faculty, haskcthall g'i1IllCS, assemblies, and so many other activities and happenings at Chris- topher Dock. Along with the bustle-Shisler's camera, working on write-ups, soliciting for ads, typing copy. rcaflingr galley proofs. and meeting clearl- lincs - Clllllt' pleasant hours with jokes, stories, anrl just plain fun. But he-st of all was watch- ing thc page-s ofthe Schul-Anflcnkcn gradually evolve into a hook. KATHERINE HORST EDITOR SEWEI1 lcft to right: Mary Kratz, Mary Nice, Katherine Horst, Mac Rcinfortl, ,loan Ahlcrfcr, Anna Lois Longacre. STANDIML left to right: Catherine Malin, Ronald Almlerfer, Harolrl Kooker, Richartl Wcziver, Morrill Landes, Carl Keeler, Samuel Kulp, Louise Myers. ,. 5 'W' U, aw! W RM!!- ,lf 47.-f-.. Nm! ff '4w,,,M-t., 1 we ag ' 1:22 3355 Left to right: Harold Kooker, layout Left Y0 fllfllif Carl Keeler, Merrill editorg Katherine Horst, emlitorg Mae IAHUJBS- l1USiIl8FS lllrirlzlgers Reinford, assistant eclitorg .loan Al- flerfer, layout editor. 'puf- an 'bfi' A Sk . Q if rg g e tsst Seated left to right: Anna Lois Long- avre, Catherine Malin, Louise Myers Standing left to right: Samuel Kulp ,PES L. 4 we -Jw .Mfe-r5'ggf?,5g:,r, , M, N f Mm :Ili ' K' , xiii ' gg, fi g gd 2 1 we J 5 54 at 1 , sw at fwfi. - V50 . , ,,, .. .MM at , ' 4-to fb, V V Ki 4 ' x gg Z Z K. Rivliarll Wezlver, Ronald Alilerfer, ,,,, general staff. 1 , Left to right: Mary Nice, Mary Kratz, typists. ap 2? . t Y .Q N25-,A is -zgieipsl-. s5f,4i,,5j':7'. 5 .fl ffizatsiiixtg? A: .I ,3..' 'f.s:T':fi'A N. -MW., ty-Hs. L. , 4 NM . LOUISE MYERS, EDITOR ,, .M ,V , NBL we - .LM ' 'V - -,f-' PQ? - ' Enrkumrnt IHEII The DOCKUMENT is a four-page newspaper published by students. There are six issues per school year. The editor, Louise Myers, was assisted by Lor- raine Kratz, assistant editor, in assigning news articles, feature columns, editorials, and then in editing and proof-reading them. The DOCKUMENT had a subscription list of over 450 this year. The DOCKUMENT reports school news to students, parents, friends, and patrons of the school. Seated left to right: Stanley Godshall, Arthur Smoker, Louise Myers, Lorraine Kratz, Rodney Codshall Ronald Alderfer. Standing left to right: Geraldine Freed, Miriam Meyers, Joann Zeiset, Mary Lou Weaver, Maurice Fly, Joseph Lapp, Eileen Landis, Margaret Halteman, Sylvia Clemens, Marilyn Landis, Anna Lois Longacre. 'ff x it ...A a ,M V ,W A51 L, V - ., . In . s -V,g-vsa.j.,,4,,,:W - . ,, -,P up 2 M,.:::,:z. ffl Jffff:1ffQ:dllf'.flfMTf K ,,r., I: lll- QIQA I D A, I I I H I assgssmfsNa:sam:M.,,.-H ,mwwasggs-ff,b1h: . .M We N M ' in i M, it A M 552 ...................a ' W3 . ,,, . A L S L t eg- Q -f QJM- M ' fo if f f, v.., . ., , K V, Left to right: Lorraine Kratz, assistant editorg Louise Myers, editor, Seated left to right: Mary Lou Weaver, Anna Lois Longacre, Sylvia Clemens. Standing left to right: Maurice Fly, Arthur Smoker, re- porters. Left to right: Margaret Halteman, Miriam Meyers, Geraldine Freed, Eileen Landis, typ- ists. Left to right: Maurice Fly, business manager: Miriam Meyers, circulation managzerg Marilyn Landis, 1-irvulation manager, Joseph Lapp. business manager. Seated left to right: Joann Zeiset, Rodney Codshall, Feature editors. Standing left to right: Ronald Alderfer, Stanley Godshall, sports editors. '51 ff, R v 92, ts -. v me , waz -sw, , Qt i ' ia ..,,..M.,+ S . -ft a i .Mg 4 is r g ,2 ' , f f We stigma M13 gf .Qs ' 1 E , , 5 -is K 5 Y I I .Q . IW gan ,Q '-Sf N' V s' V A , , '. 1 K K N M. ' ' i - - K 5 2-'Jil . . I . ' - ' X If . -' .sliaigf P -it-' Q Y U ' ia?- , 1' A, . - ,ft . -FM -., .,,, ,, 'I ' fi , , ,Z:, . . . . , 1 V Q, , f? Q., . f 5 52,11 h ' 2 , , A N V::,,,,, ' f , . j ,ini I , 1 Z fs '9 ' ' f Q, r . , fa, ig-'F Q I 1 iii, Q uv , 4, 515, I M f 'HI J K F X f X f ' . T 4? , I X , x Q 1, . . ,. W. . . , 'ig H if 1 'f il a 'X ff 1 Q Y , Q i 5 'vii A V' llllllgg' f KT f'h l- f ' ga' F fi '-'A- H9 -V A 1 '1'A'W ' m y , .:-, I ' - ' L 'Z' 1: ,Q 1 -..- -' I ,: I , I le Q Q- Mf , . , Q l ' A f A M. F ? V ix ig' E jg x Q2 U? mr I 5 xxx QMQUHVU . 1,- 5 me fm' 'unring Glhnrua Front row left to right: Joann Zeiset, Jeanette Nice, Carolyn Benner, Freida Myers, Lois Alderfer, Janet Freed, Janet Swartley, Joan Alderfer. 2nd row 1. to r.: Leanne Clemens, Lorraine Krutz, Arlene Alderfer, Hannah Mack, Judy Moyer, Mary Nice, Lois Moyer, Ruth Ann Landis, Susan Landis, Elaine Moyer. 3rd row l. to r.: Sylvia Clemens, Rhoda The 1960 Touring Chorus was composed of juniors and seniors. They toured over the week end starting March 31 and ending April 3. The chorus gave a program at Neffsville, Penn- sylvania and then went on to Ohio. There they rend- ered programs at Hartville, Dalton, Kidron, Smith- ville, Berlin, and Walnut Creek. Through this tour the chorus hopes to have stir ed up interest for a Christian school to be built in Kidron, Ohio. The ehorus.was glad for the opportun- ity to witness for Christ and our school. Moyer, Rodney Godshall, Larry Landis, Stan- ley Codshall, Donald Beidler, Louise Myers, Miriam Meyers, Rachel Alderfer. Back row l. to r.: Ronald Alderfer, Samuel Kulp, Jo- seph Lapp, Ivan Derstine, Richard Weaver, Arthur. Smoker, Harold Kooker, Merrill Landes, Wesley Clemmer, John Merrill Souder, Maurice Fly, Carl Swartz, IHEII 'nur 4 I ,, .f ww i V vllvr :.5 Q , l . :vn W WTIE, M , '- l ' vlwqi 41 Standing: Rhoda Moyer, president. Seated lst row l, to r.: Elaine Kulp, Miriam Kolb, Anna Lois Longacre, Judith Scllmell, II r 5 P K Carol Kindy. 2nd row l. to r.: Gladys Derstine, Esther Frezler- ick, Phyllis Hunsberger, Mary Lou Weaver, Mary Kratz, Lois Mininger. 3rd row l. to r.: Sara Ellen Stoltzfus, Mary Louise Myers, Carolyn Meyers, .lane Detwiler, Mary Ann Rice. Sponsor, o U Miriam Godshall, not pictured. Munir ' : . , . s . r.: I U h Meyers, Rachel Alderfer, Carolyn Ehst, Lois Alderfer. 2nd row l. to r.: Mary Mast, Martha Mast, Ruth Ann Landis, Freida Myers, Mary Nice, Lois Bechtel. Seated in front Mrs Lapp sponsor lt row l to Miriam A Svvninr mvmnrivn 1 Junior Senior Banquet 2 4 Class Play Silas Marner 5 8 Scenes from Washington Trip Svvninr if gf 4 ,Q if u Q x X Glamping 'rip Lu, S S22 Sify W, W2 'S ami in ww X Y wifi is .X wig ,, -., Straw w Snowy lane -- -.W.,,X '- ff!! no-' ..--ff 60 Al I--c.5 . wo-1, ,A Ni? X ,ov I' -M .ik N.. T X 1 s M,,..ff 2 mi -:.',,,1:' -, .' ' 5 F-74 N- . , .Y ll, ,.,-'- ' - ':'7, ig::.:' ' ,,-ff A, ,.p',.'-P .M f,f :5 ,,-H,. 5v- if P x.,, f' if ,A 5 , ,, w7,.'ui , wif' 'Kim , H . W ww, Ex . si : :ii M My Science Building N Q iz,- -,Q ,gy if' f . wx wc 1 e f w, 4 1 ' Q A :iw fm, 4 , M 1 4. ,A Q L 4 vi V, ' ' if y - '. 55'-xiii N I is 1 a , t A ,N .1 x W Q ,f-fd. 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E ? Q It has been said that the door to success is labeled a'Pusl1. Four years ago we timidly opened the door of high school. Today, stronger in spirit, mind, and body, we are about to enter another door. To you-our parents, our teachers, our pastors-we give our thanks, for you have taught us the courage to open fearlessly the door to each new experience. 4 55 A 'fiifvmwwf-1' is f V .ff 4 av- . 1 I 'Nl MMM . , A . ' V fu. 'A . A' ,fm , . . ef ,F 4. W A -- ,5.iZ:,y li, , gill... ,Q , .W A , . A 1 ,gpm - M, ff' Q-wL'1,n,1wff':'f ' '- ' 'H v.f.-asa-'kv' A 1 I ww W 1 i k. it f- -wg! 5.3 :wma mm. Complimenfs of ROSENBERGEIYS DAIRIES HATFIELD, 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. Hershey PArkway 3-4924 CLifl'ord 6-8452 PArkway 3-2986 Bear Ye One Another's Burdens MENNONITE AUTOMOBILE AID. INC. For Collision Coverage MENNONITE AID, INC. For Hospital-Surgical Benefits Paul A. Godshall CL 6-8452 DURRELL B. DELP Chartered Bus Service - All Expense Guided Tours - SPECIAL TOURS UL 5-4733 Hatfield, Pa. NYCE PLANING MILL Everything to Build Anything Fuel Oil - Coal - Building Materials North Franklin Street Phone: Flllmore 8-3576 Doylestown, Pa. FISHER'S FURNITURE STORES, INC. Souderton, Pa. FISHER'S wAYsmE 5-fi Route 422 West of Collegeville, Pa. will Open Daily Including Saturday Until 9:00 P.M. .Q Paul K. Fisher f A Owner Free Decorating Consultations g b Y ' -T ' Lgwii 1 MRS. BLANCHE K. FISHER 3. All Nationally Advertised Merchandise I Thinking ot College? EASTERN MENNONITE COLLEGE Administration Building on Center Campus provides preparation in . . . 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LANDIS 81 SON Plumbing and Heating in All Branches Bethlehem Dynatherm Oil Burners Pumps, Fixtures, and Supplies Phone: CLiFford 6-8870 Mainland THE SOUDER STORE Clothing - Yordgoods - Notions SOUDERTON, PENNSYLVANIA W. J. NYCE'S SHOE STORE The home of Nice footwear West and State Streets Phone: Flllmore 8-3126 Doylestown, Pa. K 1 M B E R c H 1 K s MOYER'S CHICKS. INC. 0 1 BROILERS LAYERS i Quakertown Phone: KEystone 6-3155 Fw E - gg ,Jr f -wx f X5 XV EffAfTXE Y ? X, XXL, SSX FOR A SELECT CUSTOMIZED YEARBOOK CORYDON Nl. JOHNSON Co- Incl Wewlefseyb 7675 M PLE AVE. MERCHANTVILLE, NJ w01QnQ-UL Qanboob is Cgfonuwwagg Ask for Delicious Always Fresh Always Good Fresh cmd Smoked Pork Products HATFIELD PACKING CO. Hatfield, Pa. WEST VIEW DAIRY 209 Green Street Souderton, Pa. Phone: PA 3-2023 Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Reinford Jacob T. Landes Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Detweiler Dr. and Mrs. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kulp Judy and John Phyllis Hunsberger Mary Lou Hunsberger Jeanette and Rich Alderfer, Isaiah 7 Bechtel, Norman 6 Beidler, Stanley 7 Clemens, Paul 6, IO Detweiler, Richard 4, 7 Godshall, Paul 6 Graybill, J. Silas 6 Hackman, Paul II Hartzler, Roy 9 Hedrick, Ralph 6 PATRONS LIST Mr. and Mrs. Noah Derstine Mr. and Mrs. Warren Alderfer Kathy Hunslserger Mr. and Mrs. Saltmer Miss Elaine H. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Moyer ArIeneAIderfer Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer M. Alderfer ADMINISTRATION Hershey, Hiram I0, 47 Hershey, Mary Jane IO Hess, Ben 7, 8 Kauffman, Duane 8, 46, 47 Landis, Emma I2 Landis, Kathryn I2 Lapp, Catherine IO, 47, 52 Lapp, John II Leatherman, Sara I2 Longacre, Paul 6 Martin, Janet 9 Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Alderfer Hannah Mac Mr. and Mrs. k Ellis Mack Mr. and Mrs. Enos Delp Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Nice Isaac Alderfer Henry M. Keeler Earl Hunsberger Merrill Graff Meyers, Elton II Meyers, Mrs. Elton II Miller, Willis 9, 47 Reinford, Daniel 7, 9 Rittenhouse, Betty I2 Rittenhouse, Jacob 7 Rosenberger, Raymond 6 Ruth, Elean Schrack, Pe or 8 arl 3, 8 Shenk, Stanley II r, David 43, 52 Alderfer, Arlene 15, 26, 53, 54 S TUDENTS Hackman, Ruth Ann 39, 52 Halte Halte man, James 38, 39, 46, 47, 52 man, Margaret 35, 50, 51 Halteman, Peggy 35, 53 Halteman, Richard 39 Alderfer, David 34, 53 Alderfer, Harold 41 Alderter, Joan 15, 26, 46, 47, 48, 49, 53, 54 Alderfer, Lois 14, 26, 46, 47, 53, 54, 56 Alderfer, Lorraine 38, 46, 47, 52 Alderter, Rachel 15, 23, 53, 54, 56 Alderfer, Rhoda 38, 52 Alderfer, Ronald 34, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 53, 54 Allebach, Robert 15, 26 Bechtel, Lois 34, 53 Bechtel, Lorraine 41, 52 Bechtel, Richard 38, 56 Beidler, Donald 34, 53, 54 Benner, Carolyn 34, 53, 54 Benner, Dennis 34 Benner, Rhoda Ann 41, 52 Bishop, Donna 38, 52 Bishop, James 41 Brunner, Donald 16, 26 Chittick, Robert 38 Clemens, Beulah 34, 53 Clemens, Edward 41, 52 Clemens, Leanne 34, 53, 54 Clemens, Sylvia 34, 50, 51, 53, 54 Clemmer, Charles 34 Clemmer, Geraldine 38, 52 Clemmer Clemmer , Jacob 41 , Lucille 38, 52 Clemmer, Wesley 16, 26, 53, 54 Delp, Helen 38, 46, 47, 52 Derstine, Abram 41 Derstine, Bette Ann 38 Derstine , Emilie 38, 52 Derstine, Gladys 39, 52, 56 Derstine, lvan 35, 53, 54 Derstine, James 39 Derstine, James 35, 47, 48 Derstine, Jeanette 16, 26, 53 Derstine, Lorraine 39 Derstine , Ray 41 Detweiler, David 41 Detweiler, Donald 41 Detweiler, Gloria 42, 52 Detweiler, Marilyn 39, 52 Detweiler, Walter 42 Detwiler, Jane 35, 56, 53 Detwiler, Rhoda 16, 26 Eby, Merle 42 Ehst, Carolyn 35, 56 Frederick, Esther 39, 56 Freed, Elaine 42 Freed, Geraldine 17, 26, 50, 51 Freed, Janet 17, 26, 53, 54 Hange, James 42 Hertzler, Dennis 39 Histand, June 35 Horst, Katherine 18, 26, 48, 49, 53 Horst, Marilyn 41, 42, 46, 47 Hunsberger, Phyllis 18, 26, 53, 56 Keeler, Carl 18, 26, 48, 49 Kerr, Wesley 39 Kindy, Carol Joy 39, 52, 56 King, Harry Lloyd 39 Kolb, Charlotte 39 Kolb, David 42 Kolb, Elvin 19, 26 Kolb, Harold 42 Kolb, Lester 39 Kolb, Miriam 19, 26, 53, 56 Kolb, Noah 39 Kolb, Ruth 42 Kooker, Harley 42, 46, 47, 52 Kook er, Harold 19, 26, 46, 47, 48, 49, 53, 54 Kratz, Glenn 42 Kratz, Lorraine 34 , 35, 46, 47, 50, 51, 53, 54 Kratz, Mary 19, 43, 49, 53, 56 Kriebel, Virginia 35 Kulp, Dorothy 42 Kulp, Elaine 39, 52, 56 Kulp, Florence 42 Kulp, Larry 14, 26, 46, 47 Kulp, Sam 14, 26, 43, 49, 53, 54 Landes, Merrill 20, 26, 48, 49, 53, Landis, Arlen 42 Landis, Barbara 42, 52 Landis, Eileen 34, 35, 50, 51 Landis, Eva 35 Landis, Glen 20, 27 Landis, James A. 39, 52 Landis, James G. 39 Landis, Larry 35, 53, 54 Landis, Marilyn 35, 50, 51 Landis, Mary Lynne 42, 52 Landis, Landis, Sara Ann 35, 53 Moyer, Arlin 43 Moyer, Bruce 43 Moyer, Dennis 22 Mayer, Elaine 22, 27, 53, 54 Moyer, Esther 43 Moyer, Judy 22, 27, 53, 54 Moyer, Lester 43 Moyer, Lois 36, 53, 54 Moyer, Lowell 36 Moyer, Merrill 43 Moyer, Miriam 43 Moyer, Phillip 38, 39, 46, 47, 52 Moyer, Rhoda 23, 27, 53, 54, 56 Moyer, Ronald 36 Moyer, Ruth 43, 52 Moyer, Sylvia 39, 52 Musselman, Roy 41, 43, 46, 47, 52 Musselman, Ruth Ann 40, 52 Myers, David 43 Myers, Freida 23, 27, 53, 54, 56 Myers, Grace 43 Myers, Hergert 40 Myers, Louise 23, 27, 48, 49, so, si, 53, 54 Myers, Mary Louise 36, 56 Myers, Victor 40, 52 3 Nice, Nice, Jeanette 36, 53, 54 Mary 23, 27, 48, 49, 53, 54, Nyce, Ronald 24, 27 Nyce, Vernon 40 Reintord, Mae 14, 27, 48, 49 Reinford, Ruth 43 Rice, Marilyn 43 Rice, Mary Ann 36, 56 Rohrer, Joyce 40, 52 Rosenberger, Harold 41, 43, 52 Rosenberger, Henry 43, 52 Ruth Am. zo, 27, 53, 54, se Landis, Susan 35, 46, 47, 53, 54 Lapp, Harley 42, 52 Lapp, Joseph 35, 50, 51, 53, 54 Lapp, Sara 39, 52 Leatherman, Bruce 20, 27 Leatherman, James 39 Leatherman, Daniel 42 Rosenberger, Susan 40, 53 Rush, Robert 40 Ruth, Elaine 43 Ruth, Elaine 24, 27 Ruth Karl 40 Ruth, Samuel 43, 52 Schmell, Judith 40, 52, 56 Shisler, Paul 24, 27 Shisler, Margaret 43, 46, 47 Smoker, Arthur 36, 50, 51, 53, 54 Smoker, Emerson 43 Soude Soude r, Gloria 24, 27 Souder, John Merrill 25, 27, 46, 47, 53, 54 Stoltzfus, Sara Ellen 36, 56 Stoltz fus, William 36 Stutzman, Dale 43 Swartley, Arlene 36 Freed, Stanley 35 Leatherman , Margaret 39 Longacre, Anna Lois Fly, Maurice 35, 46, 47, 50, 51, 53, 54 Gehman, Earl 42, 52 Gehman, Marilyn 41, 42, 46, 47, 52 Godshall, Christine 42 Godshall, Dolores 17, 26, 53 Godshall, Godshall, Godshall, Godshall, Godshall, Stanley 34, 3 Earl 17, 26 Larry 42 Rodney 35, 50, 51, 53, 54 Ronald 35 Goshow, John 35 Gotwals, Greaser, Martha 42, 52 Ernest 18, 26 5, 50, 51, 53, 54 Groff, Rodney 42, 52 Guntz, Lois 42, 52 Hackman, James 39 Leatherman, Ralph 43 21, 27, 48, 49, 50, 51, 56 Longacre, Henry 21, 27 Mack, Hannah 21, 27, 53, 54 Malin, Catherine 35, 48, 49, 53 Martin, Mary Ann 43, 52 Mast, Martha 35, 53, 56 Mast, Mary 35, 56 Meyers, Carolyn 36, 53, 56 Meyers, Louise 43, 52 Meyers, Miriam 21, 27, 50, 51, 53, 54, 56 Mininger, Lois 22, 27, 56, 53 Mininger, Mark 43, 52 Mininger, Nancy 39, 46, 47, 52 Moyer, Abram 43 Swartley, Janet 36, 53, 54 Swartz, Carl 36, 54 Swartz, Karene 52 Troster, Gerald 43 Vannoy, John 43 Walter, Leonard 36, 53 Weaver, Mary Louise 38, 40, 50, 51, 52, 56 Weaver, Richard 25, 27, 48, 49, 53, Wismer, Dorothy 36 Yoder, Marie 36, 53 Yoder, Paulette 43, 52 Yoder, Ruth 43, 52 Yothers, Paul 40 Zeiset, James 40, 52 Zeiset, Joann 36, 50, 51, 53, 54 Zook, Mervin 25, 27 56 54 91 Antngrzmhn