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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1962 volume:

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For the most highly treasured moments are deep within our hearts-the memory of a job well done, of a teacher's concern for his pupil, of a friend- ship, warm and pleasant, of a Christian atmosphere pervading a friendly campus. These we cannot picture. To see these you must search your own heart. What we have been in these pages is our Lord's gift to us. What we shall become in the unwritten pages of 1ife's sequel is our gift to Him. i 'sf' Q. 55 We Q4 if we wiwfr it ,-., V Q25 5.51 gwfgf HW Contents Administration I I Seniors I9 Juniors 4 I sophomores 45 Freshmen 49 Activities 53 Sports 67 Advertisements 83 it ' i agent 'Qf f'W5i, Mr. Duane Kauffman DEDICATIO During our years at Christopher Dock, you have, as class adviser, continually sought to make our high school years inter- esting and enjoyable. Much of our success We owe to you: Junior- Senior Banquet, Spring Days, and other class projects. As our coach you gave us fortitude and confidence whether we won or lost. 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Lk' , V 1 1 w mx, E x ,A g.,JQ,wr'v . . . . that truth may guide where'er we go awk ', Mgr H and 6 . . W 'rf 'W virtue Ta as if di' bless ,M . mi . .nj , qw, J .gs fff v fx where er we live. 'Nw ww, i a-f5gy,w.,.Hx . - i 1' me, TT g Aa- Y 2 if 5 Mx ' 'F Q-Q fl! f f SLIPERVISING PRINCIPAL Dear Graduates: Everyone has heard the proposal: Suppose you were given a million dollars. What would you do? This is an hypothetical ques- tion. But suppose you were given forty-two more years, nearly nineteen thousand days, or approximately two hundred eighty-five thousand waking hours. What would you do? Suppose you were given a being that had Within it life, a mind, and a soul that would exist eternally. What would you do? Suppose you were given a home of your own and a family of your own. What would you do? And, finally, suppose God would ask that all that He has given you be given back to Him. What will you do? For this is now your question. R. C. DETWEILER X - 1 li ga. w 4 'M 4 4 5-1X gx X .wx wr W 2 + I 4 . l an 4 eil N- f Wm fig as PRINCIPAL is 1 Maysthepoounsel of the Apostle Paul in Philippians become your pattotrifforwlisfeizdfflni2everything,,iprayy.f' fflfix your fliill'dSVlJI1 the things whichsatejholyyy5.nds fi'ight Jand pure andsbeautifuliaiidi good? P'1a.co5a high yvalue upoir yoiit s ithought life, You arei today what youfithoughtspihavefmzide i vsyou. ,Your lifeyiin the futufe will he iinouldedtfbyi your s thoughts of today. ' i sipi p is i pl s s s s s is HARVEYiW.fBAUMAN ' o grantius light, thatwes may seed. Paul Clemens Norman Bechtel Ralph Hedrick I l Paul Longacre Paul Godshall J. Silas Graybill , A Willard Ruth ROY HARTZLER Physics, Chemistry, Senior Science, Phys. Ed. Energetic freshman adviser and coach . . . helped to originate our science fair . . . enjoys giving his gym classes tough exercises . . . aids in planning assemblies. MISS ELEANOR RUTH School Secretary The office buzzer keeps her stepping . . . possesses a deep alto voice . . . the model secretary . . . sincere Christian. FACULTY . . . where error lurks in human lore PEARL SCHRACK English, Library An understanding teacher . . . systematic librarian ' . . . often seen carrying a full briefcase . . . enjoys good literature . . . a capable adviser to the junior class and Schul-Andenken staff. CARROLL M-OYER Spanish I, II, English II Hails from Illinois . . . his pleasing personality is responsible for a campus full of friends . . . an interesting chapel speaker and conversationalist . . . a patented laugh. ROLAND YODER Biology, Art Modified Michelangelo . . . brews the most original ideas . . . proud father of two . . . practices what he teaches . . . enjoys fine music. JANET MARTIN Business Education, English III Avid conversationalist . . . loves to eat . . . knows how to get things accomplished in short order . . . feels responsible for freshmen conduct and school spirit . . . would like to transfer to the English department. and turn our seeking minds to Thee . . . I962 DUANE KAUFFMAN History I, III, Health, Phys. Ed. Parent of the Class of '62 for all four years . . . plays the professor quite well . . . big, booming voice and unique stride his chief giveaways. MISS NAOMI KOLB German II, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry Owner of that unique laugh . . . always ready to help . . . Now the idea of the problem is- . . . often seen with a tape recorder. GRACE BERGEY English I, World History One of the new teachers . . . spent last two years in Jordan, one in teaching in a Friends School . . . Now, lets have a check. A ' . V , if MRS. EDITH SHENK Home Economics Gracious and unassuming . . . appreciated by home ec girls . . . a real homemaker . . . willing to help where needed. Miss ANNA MARY LONGACRE Qi Physical Ed., English II, Typing I Hails from Bally . . . usually seen smiling . . . writes lots of letters . . . gets plenty of exercise . . . faculty secretary . . . Dockument adviser. JOSEPH SHENK Science, Mathematics Distinct speaker . . . courteous . . . spices his class with illustrations . . . shares the pulpit of the Perkasie Church with Mr. Detweiler. CHARLES HERSHEY PAUL HACKMAN Music, Chorus, Bible I Woodworking You're late ! . . . devotes most of his lunch period Minister at Norristown . . . father of two small boys to coaching singing groups . . . friendly personality . . . possesses a quiet manner . . knows how to . . . delights in a good joke . . . enjoys student handlea piece of wood. concerts. DANIEL J. REINFORD German, Mathematics On leave of absence 1961-1962 . . . minister at Skip- pack . . . attending University of Pennsylvania on scholarship. PAUL CLEMENS Bible II Energetic lecturer . . . interested in youth . . . the only board member ever to teach at our school . . . one reason why our school gets along well with its neighbors. JOHN E. LAPP Bible Doctrine Experienced traveler . . . tallest member on faculty . . . knows his Bible thoroughly . . . active in Fran- conia Conference work. and love Thy holy word the more EMMA LANDIS Cafeteria Manager Responsible for those appetizing and balanced meals . . . always has a ready answer . . . liked by all . . . inexhaustible energy . . . C.D. wouldn't be the same without her. KATHRYN LANDIS Cook Better known as Kass . . . life of the kitchen crew . . . versatile personality . . . active worker at Steel City. BETTY RITTENHOUSE Cook Happy-go-lucky personality . . . great interest in MYF activities . . . always ready for a good time . . . petite. SARAH LEATHERMAN MR. AND MRS. J. ELTON MEYERS C00k Custodians Trademark is that wonderful chocolate cake . . . Keep our school spic and span . . . first to come and quiet, but has a smile handy for all . . . efiicient last to leave at school activities . . . devoted Christ- worker. ians. lt,a,ss,,,e.,,g,. l,,t . L -.Neg gafayausr'-f,..awm si 1- f - A H:fal,,,a-m it rn- .fling -aJ r. 7 ft-Wu,--f . l as- -1 .fgk , W 'IQ 1 . , ,xg YE, Y Zz., ,yiga-wg t 5 1 f' -nf ,?'kf' Qggiyigf i g i gi ' . Q, sg- L 2 Az FE? :'. 'Ss xi ar 4 ' QT ,Q ff t X fig it T 5 ' Q 31 ff ' f M 5- fi? ., w f as ' ' ? W in ' X , .,.N', .. 4., V' if fgf 'W My mf , . 1. 5 g 3 S? ii 1HEQ25ag Ag' fw 1 XE? ' ,E x . 1 v 1 I l 1 W JAMES HALTEMAN Jim Capable leader . . . aids in P.O.D, discussions . , . dislikes cats . . . his ambition is to be a history professor . . . adept conversationalist . . . strong Christian character . . . excells in sports. A cademic PRESIDENT HELEN DELP Helen Academic SECRETARY Jo . . . likes horses . . . Christian personality . . . Christ- opher Columbus . . . abhors screechy tenors . . . second alto in the girls quartet . . . active in school activities . . . skilled in arranging music. another year JUDITH RAE SCHMELL Judy Academic TREASURER Magnetic personality . . . enthusiastic camper and skier . . . keeps an abundant supply of exclamation points on hand . . . Student Council secretary , . . one of the Schul-Andenken editors. HERBERT MYERS Herb VICE-PRESIDENT Sincere Christian , . . has an attraction for West Virginia . . . diligent worker . . . out-door enthusiast . . . competent leader . . . takes an active part in his MYF . . . studious . . . ' future M.D. A cademic LORRAINE ALDERFER Lorraine Despises sitting home week-ends . . . always dressed neatly . . . ready for fun any time . . . all out for sports , . . antici- pates the life of a secretary. f progress RHODA ALDERFER Rhoda Asset to her class in track events . . . assumes responsibility . . . future receptionist . . . unique sense of humor . . . true friend . . . lends her voice to the senior octette. Academic Friendly . . . possesses a quiet wit . . . wheels an Albino Merc . . . joined us for his senior year . . . one of three Vermonters in our class . . . detests writing compositions . . . future trucker. Commercial Commercial 62 Academic Sincere Christian . . . quiet . , . enjoys math and symphony music . . . very studious with good results . . . future teacher . . . helps others willingly . . . is sure to be a success. JAY EDWARD ALD ERFER Eddie MIRIAM BAUMAN Mim ' RICHARD ALAN BECHTEL Rich General Chevy fan . . . hates homework . . . can't wait to get out of school . . . likes bookkeeping . , field . . . enjoys hunting . . . interesting conversationalist. . good blocker on the football l CAROL BECK Carol General Hailed from the Orient . . . capable writer . . . sincere in what she believes . . . whiz at speaking Japanese . . . neat and tidy . . . has traveled far and wide. another year l ROBERT CHITTICK General Quiet . . . avid outdoorsman . . . dislikes homework and English vocabulary tests . . . has DONNA ELIZABETH BISHOP Donna General Whiz at current events . . . book lover . . . future nurse . . . dislikes cats . . . raises interesting questions in P.O.D. class. S I9 llBob!l . . . asset to the football team a long ride to school each day. LUCILLE CLEMMER LUCY Artistically inclined . . . sings in the girls quartet . . . hates coconut . . . loves music . . . a real sportswoman . . . excellent typist . . . knows how to carry out ideas . . . aspirations include a secretarial position. ' I l I'8ISC BETTE DERSTINE Bette w Commercial ' Has secretarial aspirations . . . petite . . . dreads Monday mornings . . . enjoys Jack Frost's poetry . . . fond of nature . . . at home on the basketball court . . . takes her studies seriously. Commercial Q 0 Q Friendliness personified . . . has an aversion to milk . . . watch for that dimple . . . a whiz in sports . . . college bound Commercial ardent supporter of senior team . . . what a giggle. 62 EMILIE DERSTINE Emilie Commercial Deserves an A for neatness . , . Amy in Little Women . . . big asset to chorus . . . the high string in the senior girls f quartet . . . a loyal friend and conscientious worker. i GERALDINE CLEMMER Gerry GLADYS DERSTINE Gladys Academic Sincere christian character . . . unique giggle . . . prospec- tive nurse . . . frequently seen with Esther . . , a true friend . . . enjoys hot dogs . . . dislikes pop tests and reviews. I9 ESTHER FREDERICK Esther General Short and peppy . . . happy with ice cream and pretzels . . . known for her original expressions . . .. enjoys home ec. class. LORRAINE DERSTINE Lorraine General Great sports gal . . . adores P.O.D.??'? , . . quiet till you get to know her . . . rides the Yellow Dog to school. a n ot h e r y e a r RONALD DETWEILER Ronnie General Yearbook photographer . . . alert physics student . . . collects stamps and rocks . . . hopes to be a scientist or weatherman . . . rather quiet . . . one of the taller boys. CAROL JOY KINDY Academic Carol Future woman in white . . . quiet and sincere . . . whiz at home ec . . . reliable , . . has an aversion to excessive homework. HARRY KING Active member of Frazer Church. . .cooperative. . .one of the few senior tenors . . . studious . . . travels forty miles to school each day in his Renault. P FOVI I1 g . . . CHARLOTTE KOLB Charlotte ullarryn A cademic Top-notch Christian . . . keeps things lively . . . pet peeve- pessimists . , . future school marm , . . knows how to spike that volleyball . . . not a moody bone in her . . . Aunt March in Little Women. A cad emic 62 KENNETH HARRY KOLB Academic With us this year for the first time champ . . . future music teacher English . . . endorses integration . HKenY! extra tall . . , limbo has an aversion to artistic inclinations. LESTER KOLB Lester General Wildcat Willy . . . protests math . . . operates a ham radio set . . . likes science . . , future is undecided . . . always has a joke handy . . . good actor. NOAH KOLB Noah Academic Aspires to be a math teacher . . . abhors coconut . . . basket- ball sharp-shooter . . . takes an active part in his MYF . . . enjoys traveling , . . converses in his sleep . . . reliable. up for his beliefs. I9 RUTH ELAINE KULP Elaine Academic A tiny teenager . . . homemaking is a big interest . . . hates dogs . . . chorus contributer for three years . . . practical nursing is her goal . . . can down ice cream anytime.. T I1 y p r e s e n c e GLENN KRIEBEL Glen General Capable auto mechanic . . . sincere Christian . . . active in the church . . , a friend to all . . . good speaker . . . stands RUTH ESTHER KULP Ruthie Academic Possesses a good singing voice and a knack for German . . . likes to dream, ski, and eat . . . has an aversion to snakes and her own laugh . . . loads of fun . . . a Vermont lassie. JAMES A. LANDIS Jim General Adept wood worker . . . pleasing personality . . . unique chuckle . . . experienced butcher . . . Ford fan . . . capable business manager of the Schul-Andenken . . . half of the senior fellows typing class. II the days . . . SARA JANE LAPP Sara Commercial V The basic ingredient for a good time , . . loves to eat . . secretarial ambitions . . . the backbone of girls' sports . . looks forward to senior science clsses! 62 General Loves the out-of-doors . . . intrigued by the northland . . . science and history are subjects he enjoys . . . ready to lend a helping hand. JAMES LEATHERMAN Jim MARGARET LEATHERMAN Peg Commercial An asset in sports . . , dislikes spelling tests . . . Yellow Dog enthusiast? . . . enjoys taking part in gab sessions . . . loves to eat . . . always ready for fun. l NANCY MININGER Nancy Commercial Looking forward to a secretarial position . . . likes tan '57 Fords . . . enjoys all sports . . . eager for weekends . . . friend of everyone , . . consistent member of the honor roll . . . punctual in carrying out responsibilities. another year of service PHILLIP MOYER Phil Academic Very capable leader . . . earns good grades . . . sports a Model A . . . always ready for a debate . . , enjoys the sciences . . . natural-born actor . . . dedicated Christian. I9 SYLVIA MOYER Sylvia Commercial Her second home is the typing room . . . everyone knows her giggle . . . a sparkplug on the basketball team . . . a good committee member . . . hopes to enter the business world. VICTOR MYERS Vic Academic Capable . . . Schul-Andenken activities keep him busy . . . well-versed . . . dislikes English compositions . . . musically inclined . . . hopes to be an engineer. VERNON LEE NYCE Vernie General Good football and basketball player . . . enjoys senior science . . . that sharp '57 Chevy! , . . ready to lend a helping hand for his class . . . loves ice cream. of witness for Thy love . . . ESTHER EILEEN STOLTZFUS Esther Commercial Joined us for her senior year . . . secretarial interests . . . smile for everyone . . . enthusiastic about sports . . . likes to sew . . . enjoys Mondays? 62 MARY LOUISE WEAVER Mary Lou Academic Capable Dockument editor , . . versatile personality . . . peels around in a f'bug . . . a bundle of fun . . . comes up with great ideas . . . senior girls quartet member . . . good grades 1 come easy. A. JEROME YODER Jerome A cad emic Creative . . . active committee worker . . . nature is one of his innumerable friends . . . courteous . . . our distance track man . . . a practical Christian . . , possesses a green thumb. JAMES ZEISET Zeiset Academic An individualist . . . spontaneous contributor in class . . . ham operator . . . hopes to be an electrical physicist . , . aggressive soccer and football player . . . his '56 Merc feels its age. another year of training DUANE KAUFFMAN Senior Class Adviser for holier work above. l962 EDITH SHENK C0-adviser i? COOL, CALM, COLLECTED ' ' , BAITING THE HOOK F I s I1 I n g T r I p 1 Was I ever embarrassed! Next week we serve the crab patties. Banquet 4. Second act in three minutes. ...fri Class PI 37' ,fs M ,fs lf, Q 5' . 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BE IT REMEMBERED THAT WE, the Seniors of Christopher Dock Mennonite School, in the County of Montgomery and State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, and-considering the un- certainty of life, do hereby make, publish and declare this our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making void any and all former Wills by us at any time heretofore made. FIRST: We give, advise and bequeath the following: NAME Eddie Alderfer Lorraine Alderfer Rhoda Alderfer Miriam Bauman Carol Beck Rich Bechtel Donna Bishop Bob Chittick Geraldine Clemmer Lucille Clemmer Helen Delp Bette Derstine Emilie Derstine Gladys Derstine Lorraine Derstine Ronald Detwiler Esther Frederick Jim Halteman valuable opinions adeptness at basketball her speed aptitude for math a quiet Oriental flavor four worn-out tires enthusiasm for politics a cubit of stature jolly spirits love of music readiness to blush energetic class support soprano quality pair of glasses unorthodox hairdo a few cameras squeamishness wavy hair Paul Landis Barbara Landis Gloria Detweiler Louise Meyers Samuel Ruth David Myers Christine Godshall Roy Musselman Lois Guntz Abe Moyer Mary Lou Hunsberger Hubert Brown Ralph Leatherman Harley Lapp Lois Kulp Janet Burkholder Rodney Groff Janet Leatherman Margaret Shisler Jim Bishop Mary Lynn Landis Ruth Reinford Paulette Yoder Carol Kindy Harry King Charlotte Kolb Ken Kolb Lester Kolb Noah Kolb Glenn Kriebel Elaine' Kulp Ruth Kulp Sara Lapp Jim Landis Jim Leatherman Margaret Leatherman Nancy Mininger Phil Moyer Sylvia Moyer Herbert Myers Victor Myers Vernon Nyce Judy Schmell Esther Stoltzfus Mary Lou Weaver Jerome Yoder Jim Zeiset serious mindedness tenor voice Ruth Moyer Dorothy Kulp V? 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W :Quia-ifa'2g .Z .. ,Y -. ,new-ga al k .5-, J 'ffl 5 - eil 'ii eff G deep voice Martha Gotwals quietness Rhoda Benner hearty chuckle athletic skills mechanical adeptness Esther Moyer Vera Zook Glenn Bauman Larry Godshall economical transp'tation Jacob Clemmer enthusiasm for sports Harley Kooker security of going steady Jerry Troester indefatigable energy Marilyn Rice Dick Meyers the patent on her giggle Elaine Freed rebounding prowess German brains barbells versatility Harold Rosenberger Arlen Landis Eddie Clemens Florence Kulp Marilyn Gehman transportation expenses Grace Myers creativeness part-time job theorizing mind Dan Leatherman Cliff Mast Dave Souder Harold Alderfer H 5 . , Q? , 4. , ,Pi wi. J ,. 55 ,iz a V- , rf-9 , - an , ic. Q WE in 6 .V ggi if W, if li 554 5 We R1 ga 37 CLASS PROPHESY , The year is 1975. The evening air is filled with excitement as the class of 1962 gathers once more on C.D.'s picturesque campus. Everyone has been eagerly awaiting this reunion of old friends and classmates. The warm glow from the outdoor lamp silhouettes the familiar landscape, bidding to each a silent greeting. The hum of voices inside is reminiscent of previous socials during school days. In one corner Mr. Kauffman argues the political issues of the day with history professor James Halteman. Harry King joins the conversation by commenting on the high tariff recently placedion the kangaroos he imports from Australia. The recent arrival of triplets gives Emilie Derstine the urgent need of consolation from Sara Lapp, who is already well-experi- enced in such matters. Since Lorraine Derstine has accepted the position of a schoolbus driver, she has become quite adept in handling juvenile problems, and therefore offers her advice to Emilie. Esther Frederick explains that her smaller family allowed her opportunity to become a part-time seamstress. Across the room stand two world-renowned men, inventor Lester Kolb and scientist Victor Myers. Mr. Kolb has almost per- suaded Mr. Myers to test his newest invention, a noiseless alarm clock. Glenn Kriebel, a minister, and Jerome Yoder have just arrived and joined the group. When someone notices Jerome shivering and asks why he doesn't remove his coat, he replies that he has just returned from South America, where he has been serving as a missionary, and isn't accustomed to the colder climate. Gerry Clemmer is describing to Ruth Kulp, a fashion designer, some striking oriental styles she noticed on her trip around the world. Mary Lou Weaver, outstanding journalist of Monday Morn- ing Post, takes this opportunity to schedule an interview with Gerry for an article about her trip. This means that Lucille Clem- mer, as Miss Weaver's typist, will be busy with another big assign- ment. She is in friendly competition with Bette Derstine, the typist who has recently set the world record speed at 225 words per minute. Amidst the chatter, registered nurse Elaine Kulp rushes to Dr. Herbert Myers, and tells him that Donna Bishop is feeling ill. By the time they return, Donna has fainted. Rhoda Alderfer, Dr. Myers' receptionist, offers her assistance as the class gathers around. However, Dr. Myers soon succeeds in reviving Donna. She then assures everyone that she feels better now and explains that she hasn't been well since she returned from Korea, serving there as an industrious social worker. Everyone's attention is drawn to the entrance as two more people arrive. The class is glad to see that Eddie Alderfer, ski- instructor at his ski-resort, and Judy Schmell are able to lay aside their skiing and come to the social. Judy quickly explains that her broken arm is the result of falling off the ski-lift. Now everyone gathers for the program. To begin, the class president, Professor Halteman, reads a letter from Carol Beck, who wrote saying she is sorry she couldn't be here, but is enjoying immensely her missionary work in Japan. He also mentioned that Gladys Derstine, nurse on night duty at Grand View hospital, Charlotte Kolb and Carol Kindy, school teachers in northern Canada, likewise could not attend because of their respective duties. Just for old times' sake, four fellows whistle Michael This quartet is made up of the following: Jim Landis, a butcher who had formed the J Sz L Meat Company, with Jim Leatherman as his truck driver, Vernon Nyce, TWA Airplane Pilot-incidently, Nancy Mininger is an airline stewardess for the same organization, Rich Bechtel, a grocery clerk, and Jim Zeiset, a radio disc jockey. Ronald Detweiler entertains the group by giving an account of his balloon trip into space for weather observations. Last on the program, the famous psychiatrist, Dr. Phillip Moyer, gives a demonstration of hypnotism by putting Helen Delp into a trance. She has just finished composing her latest piece, Symphony 315, Aii Minor, part of which she played in the air at Dr. Moyer's suggestion. As the class enters the cafeteria for refreshments, Kenny Kolb and Bob Chittick present to a group of their classmates an account of their recent fishing trip. Kenny adds that this was the first time he hadn't gotten seasick. Everyone is sorry that Miriam Bauman has to leave the social early. She has learned by experience in teaching that grading papers takes a good deal of time. Going through the refreshment line, the class is greeted by Sylvia Moyer, our hostess. Her job as telephone operator has sharp- ened her ability to chatter. Esther Stoltzfus brought one of her own beautiful floral arrangements made in her own florist shop. Also Lorraine Alderfer, still employed at the Mart making hoagies, very deftly serves our pie. Noah Kolb concludes that the coffee is quite good, coming from him, that is quite a compliment, since he's a coffee taster in Brazil. The social ends all too soon, but this short time together has not only revived past memories, but also added to our store of pleasant memories for the future. Graduation - - - I96I Commencement Speaker, Gerald C. Studer Graduation Procession Graduation Class of 1961 i S Jacob Clemmer Abram Derstine Gloria Detweiler Elaine Freed Marilyn Gehman Christine Godshall Larry Godshall Martha Gotwals Harold Alderfer Glenn Bauman Lorraine Bechtel Rhoda Benner James Bishop Hubert Brown Janet Burkholder Edward Clemens Rodney GroE Lois Guntz Mary Lou Hunsberger Ralph King David Kolb Harley Kooker Dorothy Kulp Florence Kulp Lois Kulp Arlen Landis Barbara Landis Mary Lynn Landis Paul Landis Harley Lapp Daniel Leatherman Janet Leatherman X f ss X figs , .gif XV? iw., -. H . 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Y L ..V: Anna Marie Myers E Charlotte Rice I -in,,,, 5. K Exo J Terry Myers Robert Rosenberger M' pf sf N' ,Q-vfiwfwasgz - W 1 i --,wi,-,ffggfzf R geegfigrggls V1 , xg:--'fzev A 36 :Swv ,per - if f: ggdif-'ifijgimii 2 fL7f:' J,' We y President, James Styerg Vice-President, Mark t'AtVt Lowell Nice Derstineg Secretary, Mary Jane Kulpg Treasurer, Judith Ruth Ferne Ruth. Eleanor Ruth Ferne Ruth Richard Shelly David Shenk Clair Stoltzfus ?isggQ1'sg1!v554i35gM.s4mw -5, .H . , Wig. I M, - ,. W f J ro W VZ? Q :Q 52 T PM F 'K N ,E , A f J , 1 of 'A P M W-M Q. ., . , l ,M,.1i.L-,.wr,. , . 93 1 5 5: 4 ,. .gig R , 635326 .wif K F X 6 W X wil Q YQ N 132 f Q. 4, VV,ay . an ..ai ,Q 1-5 1. ,V 5 I, wafnrx - ,mira1ms:X,--,4iew.2-wgm .fffggwaf Earl Stover James Styer Dennis Swartley Renee Yoder Elwood Zook if A 2 W, , W it Sis L ,as CLASS OFFICERS -w f 1, i ,. I ,i 'filg 4:5 L 5 QL i . ' h 4 . 4- W' - ' , agxwww ,Q . W' 1 W fe g if 2 H vml 11' ,,,, as 7 gg 'rw ,ii uf- - ' sf' E W F nw . i,' C 22:5 If ,ji L? Q' 7, 2 STLIDE T COUNCIL This student organization is designed to enable and promote expression from the entire student body. Student ideas are dis- cussed in a group meeting and then channeled to the various com- mittees responsible for the different aspects of student life. It also acts as a representative to the administration and the school board. Student Council consists of twenty members, five representa- tives from each grade. Each member serves on one of five standing committees: School Improvement, Fellowship, Religious Life, and the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee organizes and centralizes the work of all the com- mittees and directs the program of the entire council. Left to right: Mr. Kauffman, advisory Philip Moyer, presidentg Judith Schmell, secretaryg Marilyn Gehman, treasurerg Herbert Meyers, vice president. e The School Improvement Committee assists in the administration of the school by promoting various projects for the betterment of the school. Left to right: Lee Delpg Diane Alderferg Rodney Grotf, chairmang Mr. Yoder, advisory Thomas Bishop. The Athletic Committee organizes and promotes the student athletic activities Left to right: Mr. Hartzler, advisor: James Halteman, chairmang Lois Kulp Joyce Clemmerg James Styer. STUDENT COUNCIL The Religious Life Committee directs the weekly student chapels and gives assistance to those students involved. Left to right: Mr. Shenk, adviser, David Kindy, Mary Ruth, Naomi Kratz, and Helen Delp, chairman. The Fellowship Committee plans student social functions and aids in their supervision. Left to right: David Souder, MaryLou Alderfer, Mary Jane Kulp, Louise Meyers, chairman, and Miss Longacre, adviser. Sophomore Work Day Q T li' nl' Student Administration D STUDENT COUNCIL PROJECTS Christmas Caroling Packing Fruit Baskets ,- .5 i 'ft- if 2 if Co-editors-Victor Myers and Judy Schmell SCHUL ANDENKEN Many weeks of planning, hours of 'painstaking labor, snapping of cameras, meeting of deadlines, burning the mid- night tungsten, and months of perseverance constitute the pages of this yearbook. But not forgoten is the compensation received through the fruits of self-satisfaction as the staff viewed the com- pleted pages, wherein lie the memories of the academic, religious, social, and athletic phases of life at Christopher Dock. I 'ITF Faculty Adviser-Miss Schrack l Business Managers-Jim Landis and Herb L L Myers Typists-Bette Derstine and Lucy Clemmer Photographer-Ronald Detwiler 1 .AL General Staif-Charlotte Kolb, Jim Halteman, Phil Moyer, Helen Delp, and Miriam Bauman DOCKUMENT The Dockument, printed six times a school year, serves as a literary ambassador to friends and relatives of Christopher Dock's student body. News, old and future, can be found in this four-page school paper. It is prepared by a staff of persons headed by Mary Lou Weaver, editor, and Marilyn Gehman, her assistant. Miss Anna Mary Long- acre serves as adviser. Editor-Mary Lou Weaver, Assitant Editor-Marilyn Gehman Typists-Marilyn Rice, Sara Lapp, Louise Meyers, and Rhoda Alderfer 1' f Dockument Statf Meeting General Stah'-First row: Miriam Bauman, John Harley, Barbara Souder, Vernon Nyce, Nancy Mini- ger. Second row: Helen Delp, Mary Ruth, Margaret Shisler, Lorraine Alderfer, Ruth Kulp. Third row: Ronald Detwiler, Glenn Kriebel, Diane Alderfer, .lim Halteman, and Dick Meyers. TOURING CHORUS . . . Left to right-First row: Rhoda Alderfer, Judy Schmell, Mary Lou Hunsberger, Marlin Clemmer, David Hackman, Mirriam Bauman, Nancy Miniger, Emilie Derstine. Second row: Lorraine Alderfer, Jerome Yoder, Roy Musselman, Harry King, Jim Halteman, Lester Kolb. Abe Derstine, Marilyn Gehman. Third row: Louise Meyers, Bette Derstine, Lucy Clemmer, Sylvia Moyer, Carol Kindy, Mary Lou Weaver, Ruth Kulp, Martha Gotwals, Helen Delp. Fourth row: Ralph King, Ed Alderfer, Ed Clemens, Harold Rosen- berger, Ken Kolb, Victor Myers, Rodney Groff, Herbert Myers, Phillip Mayer. The touring chorus was given many opportunities this year to express their talents in music and worship God. Throughout the year it presented various programs for congregations of the surrounding area. Attending a music festival at Belleville highlighted the chorus' experiences. Other high schools to participate were: Central Christian, Belleville, Johnstown, and East- ern Mennonite. The festival, the first of its kind, did not involve corn- petition but accomplished much through the sharing of talents, friendships, and problems confronting these schools. Each chorus sang individually and also in a mass chorus directed by J. Mark Stauffer. Nearer the end of the season, the chorus toured Ver- mont, only to find that winter was not in the past as they had supposed it to be. Besides helping each chorus member to grow spiritually, socially, and intellectualy, it broadened his View of the church. Long Island, New York Andover. Vermont Bridegwater Corners, Vermont FRESHMA CHORUS First row, left to right: Carolyn Fly, Judith Rush, Anna Marie Myers, Irene Bolton, Darlene Histand, Elaine Derstine, Glenda Alderfer, Lucille Cassel, Ruth Freed. Second row: Martha Moyer, Nancy Alderfer, Judith Landis, Sharon Clemmer, Carole Ann Landis, Susan Clemmer, Charlotte Rice, Janet Cassel, Martha Kolb. Third row: Ferne Ruth, Eleanor Ruth, JoAnne Detweiler, Earl Derstine, Mark Derstine, Ray Godshall, Eugene Cressman, Grace Guntz, Doris Bechtel, Renee Yoder. Fourth row: James Delp, Dale Clemmer, Kenneth Benner, Richard Shelly, Floyd Kratz, Joseph Long, Jacob Kulp, David Moyer, James Moyer, Marlin Derstine. 0 Let our hearts be filled with Thy praise . . . Music Director Charles Hershey l ,. 9-0 W am -4 - 3' r F , Sophomore Octette - First row: Leon Moyer, David Hackman, Marlin Clem- mer, Leon Derstine. Second row: Floyd Martin, Law- rence Brenneman, John Frankenfield, John Harley. A CAPPELLA CHORUS First row, left to right: Sharon Leatherman, Ruth Lapp, Mary Ruth, Lois Kulp, Ruby Clemmer, Jane Bishop, Jane Clemens, Barbara Souder, Jane Gross, Suzanne Chittick. Second row: Joyce Hershberger, Eunice Seitz, Rhoda Benner, Keith Derstine, Leon Godshall, David Benner, Elaine Mininger, Gloria Wetweiler, Mary Lynn Landis, Esther Kratz, Beverly Myers. Third row: Mary Lou Alderfer, Ruth Stover, John Harley, Leon Moyer, James Bishop, Philip Godshall, Floyd Martin, Esther Moyer, Lois Guntz, Ada Gehman. Fourth row: Diane Alderfer, John Frankenfield, Richard Meyers, Clyde Clem- ens, David Kindy, Henry Rosenberger, David Kolb, Lawrence Brenneman, Harley Kooker, Lorraine Bechtel. D1 rc, ,J J QQ , X W. mm b y X X V ff ww-wx? . ,,, ,, fri' DC ' 0 ,f J 5 M is l ego, iss, 'fi 5 Y ' vw LADIES CHORUS First row, left to right: Ruth Rittenhouse, Janet Burkholder, Ruth Lapp, Fern Stoltzfus, Anna Mae Mack, Karen Moyer, Marilyn Rice, Suzanne Chittick, Barbara Souder, Jane 'Gross. Second row: Paulette Yoder, Barbara Landis, Lois Kulp, Mary Ruth, Laurie Yoder, Carol Rhines, Sharon Leatherman, Elaine Min- inger, Elaine Alderfer, Mary Derstine, Jane Clemens. Third row: Elaine Freed, Ruth Ann Nyce, Esther Kratz, Ruth Stover, Jane Moyer, Joan Bergey, Gladys Derstine, Rhoda Benner, Eunice Seitz, Jane Bishop, Miriam Bauman. Fourth row: Ruth Moyer, Joyce Hershberger, Joyce Detweiler, Mary Lou Alderfer, Diane Alderfer, Louise Nissley, Ada Gehman, Lor- raine Bechtel, Carol Kindy, Beverly Myers, Ruby Clemmer. SOPHOMORE GIRLS Left to right: Ruth Lapp, Mary Ruth, Joyce Hersh- berger, Esther Kratz, Diane Alderfer, Mary Lou Alderfer, Beverly Myers, Jane Bishop, Jane Clemens, and Jane Gross. Wi X033 B1 jg Vg. ,f .if J 1. A+ l 5w Q Q Vk-f 1 V , .., 4' U ffsrf 5 5' M W 5 nw, w M, ' 23+ ,, vbfasg :wa im TH' SOFTBALL BASKETBALL E i 9 Q' sb Q a Mr. Kauffman explains a play to Senior Team Senior Girls Team Junior Boys Team 1 'Iv ' ?:Zf2Q'?g--'fffiefif' W2 f Zig'-,:y ' iw .,,,.. , , S P R T I R N A G C D K FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL ICE HOCKEY TENNIS G n A ,K LL 1 EEEE f STLIDE T ACTIVITIES Applying the finishing touches Spelling tests in the making. Driving home may prove interesting. Thirty sheets, please! Are you getting a shock? F It's working! Using the reading acceleratoi. Work is being accomplished. This one looks interesting! i I w 1 E I I STUDENT ACTIVITIES Founded 1917 A Treat to Eat ' KELLER'S Sweet Cream Butter KELLER'S CREAMERY. INC. R.D. ROUTE 1 Telford, Pa. PArkway 3-4316 ALDERFER'S BAKERY Home Made CAKES FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS Shoo-Fly - Funny Cakes - Breakfast Cakes Phone: Clifford 6-8820 Harleysville Pennsylvania LANDIS BLOCK CO. Esso Fuel Oil Blue Coal Manufacturer of Waylite Blocks Phone: PArkway 3-2527 Souderton, Pa. Beacon Feeds Ful-O-Pep MOYER 8. SON Grain - Feed - Flour - Seed - Sand - Cement Lime - Coal- Fuel Oil- Paint Souderton, Pennsylvania PArkvvay 3-4301 Phone: PArkway 3-4815 GUY HEAVENER, Inc. Old Company Lehigh Anthracite Esso Products, Glen Gery Brick Harleysville, Pa. Phone: CL 6-8861 SOUDERTON MOTOR CO. 2nd and Chestnut Streets Souderton, Pennsylvania DODGE Cars - DODGE Trucks - DART - LANCER Sales and Service Years Ahead Styling KULP'S NATURAL FOODS Franconia, Pa. Stone Ground Organic Whole Grain Flour Unsulphured Fruits - Raw Sugar Honey - Black Strap Molasses Cereals - Natural Vitamins Juicers, Etc. WELLINGTON C. ALDERFER agent for Mennonite Mutual Fire Insurance Telford R. D. 2 Phone: CLifford 6-8426 FlSHER'S FURNITURE STORES, INCQ' Souclerton, Pa. FlSHER'S WAYSIDE Route 422 West ot Collegeville, Pa. JOHN L. KULP Painting and Paperhanging Phone: ULysses 5-4517 Lansdale, Pa NYCE PLANING MILL Everything to Build Anything Fuel Oil - Coal - Building Materials North Franklin Street Doylestown, Pa. Phone: Flllmore 8-3576 NORMAN GOOD Winkler Automatic Heating Equipment Plumbing A Water Systems and Softeners Souderton, Pa. Phone: PArkway 3-2707 MOSER STUDIO cf VBOYESSIONM hay Portrait 5? 22 Commercial and If 5 Photography 0624 X36 W 'WE VAU-all 306 E. Chestnut St. Souderton, Pa. PArkway 3-4326 Compliments ot Swartley Bros. Engineers, Lansdale, Pa. Inc Vegetable Seeds - Field Seeds - Fertilizer Agricultural Chemicals - Feed - Paint G. Earl Clemens Harleysville. Pa. Representative for EASTERN STATES FARMERS EXCHANGE Souder's Poultry Spring City, Pa. Quality Our Specialty Phone: WE 3-3991 Dutch Maid Lapp 5: Alderfer Inc. Cleaners 6: Launderers REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 303 E. Broad Street 191 S. Clinton St., Doylestown, Pa. Souderton, Pa. Iohn and Sara Chittick Water Coolers Distilled Water Eagles Peak Culligan Soft Water Service Crystal Spring Water Co. Complete Water Conditioning Clarence D. Meyers, Dist. Box 18 Phoneg W. Paul Moyer Doylestown, Pa Fountainville, Pa. Fl 8-2060 or Fl 8-3911 THE BROTHERLY AID LIABILITY PLAN Established by Lancaster Conference Liability Coverage in Clase ot Accident Local Representatives: Cyrus M. Clemmer Paul A. Godshall CLiiIord 5-8755 Harleysville R. D. 1. Pa. Harleysville M.R. 1, Pa. CLiHord 6-8452 Bear Ye One Anotl'1er's Burdens Mennonite Automobile Aid Inc. For Collision Coverage Mennonite Aid Inc. For Hospital-Surgical Benefits Henning's Super Market T H E S 0 U D E S T 0 R E General Merchandise Clofhing - Yardgoods - Nofions Phone: CLiFFord 6-3233 Harleysville, Pa. SOUDERTON, PENNSYLVANIA Landis Super Market PAUL M. HUNSICKER 139 Mamsmer Funeral Home Telford, Pa' Souderton, Pa. PArkvvay 3-11839 Delivery Service ELWYN L. MOYER W. L. RALSTON 81 CO. Portable Feed Milling Service . . Millwork . . Feed - Concentrates - Molasses Eshelman Red Rose Feeds Telford, Pa, Phone: PArl-:way 3-4869 KULPSVILLE, PA. ULysses 5-5139 For Those Who Prefer Fine Quality I. G. ROSENBERGERI Inc. CLEAR VIEW FARMS Buher - Eggs - Cheese Garden Supplies - Hardware - Tires John Deere - New Holland Serving the Wholesade Trade Since 1930 Mowers - Philco Appliances - Paints L. F. KULP 8. SONS, INC. Doylestown, Pa. Silverdale, Pa. Phone: CLiFFord 6-8851 Harleysville, Pa. Phone: Flllrnore 8-3564 Phone: ALpine 7-2712 Doylestown Building Co. DEALER FOR NATIONAL HOMES GENERAL CONTRACTORS 130 S. Main Street Doylestown, Pa. Phone: Fillmore 8-4408 Abram W. Bergey ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM SERVICE FORMICA TILE SHADES BLINDS Harleysville, Pa. Ra1ph's Supermarket 801-809 West Main Street Lansdale, Pa. Insurance Notary Public Willis K. Lederach REAL ESTATE BROKER Lederach, Pa. On Route 113 CLitlord 6-8535 Sanford A. Alderfer AUCTIONEER Complete Auction Service 102 S. Main Street Harleysville, Pa. Phone: CLillord 6-3436 ISAIAH T. LANDIS 81 SON Plumbing and Heating in All Branches Bethlehem Dynatherm Oil Burners Pumps, Faxwres, and Supplies Phone: CLiFFord 6-8870 Mainland, P Willard C. Shisler BUILDER - CARPENTER 108 Grofis Mill Road, Harleysville, Pa. Phone: Claiflord 6-8778 BERGEY'S GARAGE, INC. General Tires RECAPPING and VULCANIZING N. Broad Street, Lansdale Franconia UL 5-1388 PA 3-4359 Meetinghouse Garage Harleysville. Pa. Alignment - Tires Wheel Horse - Toro-Bolens Clifford 6-8131 Weingartner Sport Shop Outfitters for Sohool and Team 310 West Main Street Lansdale, Pa. Phone: Ulysses 5-9193 The Store BERGEY'S ELECTRIC North Penn's Most Complete , WESTINGHOUSE I DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE Fixtures and Electrical Appliances Allentown and Forty Foot Roads Lansdale, Pa. Phone: PArkway 3-3472 Hatfield, Pa H. W. LONGACRE, Inc. Processor of FANCY POULTRY Franconia, Pa. PArkway 3-4335 Laucbmm PRINTING co. Offset and Letterpress Wood and Courtland Streets Lansdale, Pa. Phone: Ulysses 5-3123 HERALD BOOK STORE Christian Literature Souderton Shopping Center Souderton PArkway 3-2045 Ask for Delicious Always Fresh Always Good Fresh and Smoked Pork Products HATFIELD PACKING CO. Hatfield, Po. 85 Goshen College Training Mennonite Youth for Christian Discipleship Thinking of College? EASTERN MENNONITE COLLEGE provides preparafion in . . . Bible - Nursing - Home Economics - Music Teaching - Medicine - Business - Journalism Spiriiual Atmosphere WRITE TO , , , Missions Emiphasls Admissions Office . . I Eastern Mennonite College Reglonal Accredliahon Harrisonburg, Virginia Scenic Environmeni, ,,.,...-.,..,,a- ,,j Iacob A. Allebach PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING POPULAR WALLPAPER Phone: CLiftord 6-3441 Harleysville, Pa. FORD FALCON Keyser-Miller Sales 259 N. Second Street Souderton, Pa. PA 3-9884 FUTURA THUNDERBIRD Hedrick Bros. Sales - CHEVROLET - Service Third Street QS Hamlin Avenue Telford, Pennsylvania Telephone PArkWay 3-4388 gm-5 SPECIALISTS IN BABY BEEF PORK VEAL LAMB Phone: CLiiford 6-8883 Harleysville, Pa. Established 1884 Estate of Philco Maytag Bendix ULysses 5-2135 Geo. S. Snyder, Inc. Feed - Coal - Hardware - Building Material F e 1 d ' S Distributors: FURNITURE Atlantic Heating and Motor Oils TELEVISION 5 APPLIANCES Gasoline . I Sales and Service Phone. ULysses 5-2131 Hatfield, Pa. Main and Green Streets Lansdale, Pa- Graybill Compliments of ' Nyce Crete Company Sth 6. Iron Streets Lansdale, Pa. Phone: ULysses 5-4828 Book G Stationery Service BOOKSELLERS - STATIONERS - PRINTERS 224 North Main Street Doylestown, Pennsylvania Flllrnore 8-5804 Lansdale Rambler 820 W. Main Street Lansdale, Pa. Phone: ULysses 5-6850 Derstine's Creamery FARM MAID BUTTER Franconia. Pa. Phone: PA 3-3256 Durrell B. Delp BUS SERVICE Hatfield. R. D.. Pa. Phone: ULysses 5-4733 Rosenberger's Dairies. Inc Hatiield. Pa. Phone: ULysses 5-3425 R. B. Detwiler HARDWARE - PAINT - GLASS Kulpsville, Pa. Phone: ULysses 5-5106 Hagey's Bus Service Harleysville, M. R. ifl, Pa. Phone: PArkWc1y 3-4381 Gas Is Best I. L. Alderfer Sons Route 63 and Forty Foot Road Chrysler - Plymouth - lmperial - Val1ant liulpsvllle, Por. Phone' Uloysses 5-5441 Telford, Pa. Phone: PA 3-4311 Elllmore 8-4687 - Phones - Elllmore 8-5507 Paul W. Histand Co.. Inc. TRUCKS-I-'ARM Is INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Doylestown. Pa. 35 Years of Dependable Service Lamp's Sign Studio Plastic - Neon - Gold Leaf - Truck Lettering Busy Since 1932 449 Lincoln Hwy. - Malvem, Pa. Phone: N1 4-2632 H. Mininger 6 Son Souderton. Pa. CUSTOM BUILDING and REMODELING Phone: PArkWay 3-3487 Gehman's Meats Morwood. Pa. BEEF - PORK - VEAL - LAMB Phone: P1-lrkway 3-3131 Irvin Y. Alderfer PAINTING CONTRACTOR - Free Estimates - Edgar M. Landis BEEF, PORK, VEAL and LAMB Wholesale and Retail Harleysville, R. D., Pa. CLiflOrd 6-8268 Franconia, Pa. PArkway 3-3480 yy in ,V L, I lift, ...in V- -- BETTER DRY CLEANING, REPAIRING Harmony Cleaners Prompt Pickup and Delivery Lansdale R.D. No. 1, Pa. Phone: PA 3-2587 T. D. Keyser, Inc. MODERN BODY and PAINT SHOP Lansdale, Pa. Ulysses 5-51 16 H. W. Kuhn, Inc. BUICK - oLDsMoB1LE 4 oPEL Telford, Pa. Landis Bros. Home Dressed Meats BEEF - PORK - VEAL - LAMB Custom Slaughtering Delivery Service e Phone 584-2321 Skippack, Pa. The Harleysville National Bank and Trust Company Harleysville, Pa. Branch-Skippack-Worcester, Skippack, Pa. Phones: Main Ollice-CL 6-8854 Branch-584-4162 Groff Candy Company Alderfer Bologna Co., Inc. Manufacturers ol BOLOGNA and SMOKED MEATS Harleysville, Pa. Underwood Corporation Sales 6. Service Agency Lansdale Office Supply Co. EVERYTHING EOR THE OFFICE 213 W. Main Street Lansdale, Pa, CL 8-8818 CL 8-8888 ULYSSQS 5-3040 Enterprise 10005 CLEMENS SUPER MARKET SECOND 1000 81 N. BROAD ST CENTRAL AVE. SOUDERTON LANSDALE Fly 'W 2 QQ w I 1 ' PW? K Q 'ix 5 wma i YJQQJ' 11 M4 3,76 K y 4 if ,qi W, .31 4 S -21 7675 MAPLE AVE. MERCHANTVILLE, NEW JERSEY PHONE: NO RMANDY 5-34-OO ulkufoghapils i ,, A nu -nuns v