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

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This an- nual only serves to tell in part of our attempts to grasp the true meaning of Knowledge with Reverencef' Having obtained with the help of God a fragment of this goal, the Class ot 1963 prayerfully steps forward toward the vast horizon of the future. :-'.., ' ' K ,U . G ' ' '.r. ' in , 'T-K --4' .' ' ' f - .N 9 . , 1 Q T ,mx ' ' .'t - kim 1- t I p 5 1 4 , - ,., I' . iv - v- ' Q . .1 , ' , - 'R 1' E. 5 9 s 5. 'a?'5x?f. ,lan .sm H- ,V 1 . -aw.. ' - a N , x U., 4: .Ta Q A 'X A 0.2 v u ' I .V , if' 75 1 Af: . 'f U f '7 ' by 'VL K 1 ,I A' Q , , N . A . ' I, 1 f 1 ggiw ff' A ' .YW L , Q -V' 441, ' 1' , 1 ,-mf , r A - ' 1 .- ,vi 1, .' J' A. - V, -4 . A fflgli ,V Jazz, f . - , , 1 1, - af., ., , d I . 1?-,VI ' 1, f.,-g .-5,1 ,fl-, If . - N it' ' , ' 1 J' ' 1. 'll in .f'x.7'- ' ' ' ' ' '. . V I.. ,X U. ' A ' , L. . - wk ' . if wr K ' ' if 'f 1 'N ' , . -wg itil' . h, ' 'Q' f' ER Lrvlf 4 1 - , ff v 5. ,- 1 J f :154 Milf K 1- . .-' . 1 1. . -I ,,.,.,j f ...nv ' .gn 5 ' . A V, ff, . 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If your high school diploma opens the way to good employment, it your high school record admits you to college or professional training if your ability and particular gifts are recognized and called for in, the church and in the world, count it all loss for Christ by placing it all at the disposal of His will. Gain to yourself-no. Gain for Christ-yes. Let this be your guiding star in every decision. Lose l'f ' ' ' ' ' ' and in His service. your ie for Christ and you will find it in Him -Richard C. Detweiler 9 In PHI IPM, Harvey W. Bauman Senior Science, Driver Education, Business Math 1 Q 2 3 5 5 5 i 1 l I To the Class of 1963 May the love of God in you and your love for God grow until it abounds and overflows. Overtlowing love, like a river at flood-stage, needs to be kept within limitations. May a deep understanding of truth and a sensitive moral perception become the guiding limitations within which your love abounds. An experience of victory is subject to constant dulling by worldliness. Now, much that is worldly in character is not necessarily evil. May your moral perception become so discriminating that it approves only the most excellent and thus enables you to live only on the highest plane available to you as a saint in Christ. -Mr. Bauman CARROLL MOYER ELEANOR RUTH School Secretary Your attontlon please . . . lrtondly nmtlo lor ovnryom, , . . bn-utr tllul alto volco . . . K'nl0YB 11006 mt-'HIC - - - lH'1f'l'1lift'1bl'.- f'fI'-'HIV . . . keeps school llnoncas under control . . . hm- tht- -in--fn-rl. to many problems. 'ff i 5 Spanish ll. lll, History L Health l 1 QE Winning personality . . . million dollar smile . . . good in his- trionics . . . aids in Planninq assembly' Programs . . . has interest 'lx'l '-'tux L Y vim- sqm in Blooming Glen youth . . . el prolesor de espanol. .! '5 ANNA MARY LONGACRE English ll. Personal Typing. Physical Education, Health I 1-2. 1-2. try lo touch the ground now, girls . . . writes long let- ters to Goshen . . . conscientious Dockument adviser . . . active MYFer . . . southpaw. an ROLAND YODER Biology, Chemistry, Art Likes the beautiful and unusual . . . well versed in many lields . . . dry sense of humor . . . possesses a green thumb . . . has experi- ence to back his teaching. ll ALLEN MARTIN Typing l, Shorthand I. Bookkeeping I, Physical Education lt's like this . . . eligible young bachelor . . . tirst-year man . . . loves bananas! ! l Goshen college graduate . . . has his own expressions . . . whiz at basketball . . . competent reieree . . . chauf- ieur to Mr. Hershey. PEARL SCHRACK English IV, Librarian Straighten the rows while I'm talking! . . . top-notch librarian ' . . . despises insects . . . truly dedicated senior adviser . . . re- cent obtainer oi a Master's Degree . . . closely watches the senior 5 treasury. 3 . AND IVIULTITUIJE UF YEARS EILEEN MOYER Spanish I, German l, 'Math l. Physical Education An alumnus oi CD Big Mos big sister devoted adviser oi the Schu1Andenken president of Deep Run MYF good sense oi humor imds it hard to keep three languages straight CHARLES HERSHEY Bible I, Music. Chorus Owns unique laugh . . . puts meaning into chapel singing . . . enioys good music . . . capable iunior adviser . . . energetic chorister . . . oft-scheduled lunch period. Lg I t mt U ' 'B' 1 DANIEL RBINI-'ORD Algebra ll. Physics. German ll. Advanced Math Es ist sehr lelcht . . . immaculate . . . qulet spoken . . . thinks his students thrive on larqe homework aulqnmentl . . . recently acquired his Master's Degree . . . delights ln the difficult. 4? ff- s' I .. SHUUUJ TEACH WISIIUM IANET MP.RTlN M English lll, Office Practice. Shorthand ll cuse me. . . . produces capable secretaries . . . pizza lan . . . unique laces accompany her speedy typing . . . enjoys good reading . . . working steadily on her Masters Degree . . . finds GRACE BEHGEY English l, History ll Capable iournalist . . . has many friends because ol her exten- sive trcrveling . . . well-posted on foreign allairs . , . faithful . worker at Finland Church . . . finds teaching fundamentals ol -vt, lui.. W f ' I lr ' few? 1 I f ' 7 t 1 t PAUL CLEMENS Bible Il ' Enthusiastic Bible instructor . . . loves to sing . . . minister to Graterlord inmates . . . father of seven. . . . possesses a deep inter- est in the future ol C.D .... has a short trip to school. , English to freshmen interesting. 4. ,wk L w 31 '7 4 3. V Z M ng .. v I ,Y A Mf- ,f 2-'V L I l KF 2, 1 ' ' 1 f 1? - in . l gf ess, W, 7 ,nw ,,,,, 152 K' 'L '- ' ,-ste. ' 1 f PAUL HACKMAN Shop Now let's see, what are you working on? . . . often seen re- pairing something around the campus . . . knows the art of woodworking . . . capable pastor at Norristown. MILLARD SHOWALTER Algebra I, Plane Geometry, General Science A native Southerner . . . '62 graduate of E.M.C .... most recently married member of iaculty . . . sports a blue Volkswagen . . . has made his home in ,Soudex-ton. RUTH ANN SWARTZENDRUBER Home Economics Don't iorget your aprons, girls . . . comes to us irom Kansas . . . neat appearance .. . . cz iavorite ol the senior girls . . . sin- cere Christian . . . freshman class adviser . . . rides to school with Miss Moyer. Eating, talking, laughing-that's lunchtime! , fi! To 1 R u .., -. --Q, ' -fr 'adv i 1' f iii-. F rg, rm. ,, '- .L ,-J,aQ'13g ' if To-li ' I -A0 I I Ps a DUANE KAUFFMAN History III. P.O.D.. Physical Education I.et's get organized . . . dislikes people sleeping in his classes . . . loves to embarrass but hates to be embarrassed . . . ardent Dodger fan . . . streaks around in his yellow Comet . . . interesting the youth ol the conloronco. IOHN LAPP Blblo lll Well-versed ln Blblo scrlpturuu . . . lruvelzf vfifluly . . . only MM ln Btaturo . . . clovotod father and qrundlfflhvr . . . intern-sited ln Ll 1 I M If sexy --N5 , illustrations. .3 MB. AND MRS. ELTON MYERS Custodians Maintain the excellent school and campus appearance . . . faithful follower is a kitten . . . friendly smile for all . . . always ready to give a helping hand. Q 'Q-crswsiii.-5..iL...U..r, ,..-, . ,. T J. J l5 1... A2 ,- ,, ,. Q V,L.. ,J ,V - ' ,-wwf 411 is ' we 1, , .af , ' ggbgg .. .V ,s .,L, X ,'V, Q ,,z, 3 J412'f3f- 'if in fc ' ' ' 9 fp, I ff. 1 ' ' f1i'f1,p?1i4gV, C92 ff- ' ',f1Qj'f ' f. ,f,,, , , 1 f 1 , ., , .Af f, ,- f -ff,.., ...ff f, .1-V., .cf SARAH LEATHERMAN Cook Quiet . . . has her own sense oi humor . . . No. only ONE piece of that chocolate cake . . . Emma's right hand helper. EI ETH THEM UNDERSTANDING KATHRYN LANDIS Cook Beautiful . , . Emma's little sis . . . spark of the kitchen crew . . indescribable sense oi humor . . . active at Steel City Mission. Z 2 2 . teacher. EMMA LANDIS Cafeteria Manager Who's getting the trays. girls? . . . takes pride in feeding hun- gry mouths . . . friendliest person around . . . comes from cz biq family . . . a green and white Ford is her trademark. , ,,,,, ,WM .,,. I, 5 , 'f' f ' i ' f 'ffff' .fgpiziiwff QiLQ,1,1 1ff'2.5fWx l A if 4 , Mi M, Vf,,,jf:,zZ3 I MQ, fy., ,V,, W P, ,, my 4, ,,,, M for, X , , ff . L 0. ' ' ,Zn , 9 ' .M ',f, ff Aw 7 , , vu.. 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' - hs.. .l , W' '- .IIJ p:i.92i'.1 g ,. 53,3 M5 8 I 'Y-Tr . 4' 4 NLP D' V 'vlffw 4- .14 Na prffff- a,.f.,x, X: 121' V ' df' :-, ,f',- ' ' ,N .l I1, ji',.',1'l'Q 1- fx ff ,fr1g'l,,,Ql . :. if--'1m,ze'fe f Q, 1, iff, . liUb,,.hH' 'A .1 ,V Vu .A xl Jw! .V nfl. ,- . r, ki: Au- ,.f 5 . 11 1,6 , 5- .1-j r 1 V f ' --Z 'JL A, ' 'LW fu! -i. if 's '--I '14. 'ff MxJiv !pn 4 f ' f up f- -wr .I mpg., 75,1 ' fY'7-,' 'T. p. J' -rn. -fv. Q,. P J f '13-152415, X . ,, 1 . Q i 1. Q, H -93-.Vf Fi .vm 1' 'Iii-Ju 'Q 1 ' ff: gi ul ll. - . ,, .5 Q . , 5 VA , , hw' -I 1 '-1 v ,. .1 d q x E CLASS UPFIEEHS l RICHARD MEYERS Academic President Dick . . . ardent bachelor . . . loves to debate . . . strong school spirit studious . . . class prophet . . . capable leader . . . adept actor . . . sincere Christian . . . stands up ior his own beliefs. GLENN BAUMAN General Vice-President Excels in sports . . . dependable . . . usually iound at Henninq's after school . . . has interests in the junior class . . . has what it takes for a quarter mile race . . . drives his father to school. f..,,, MARILYN GEHMAN Academic Secretary Mul . . . future nurse . . . honor roll student . . . possesses acting ability . . . has served as class officer for four years . . . happy when studying . . . conscientious Dockument editor . . . neat and attractive . . . line Christian example. MARILYN RICE Commercial Treasurer Quiet and reserved . . . capable typist . . . has a contagious smile . . . cooperative . . . petite . . . still waitinq for a brother . . . Have your money in by tomorrow . . . is considering college . . . pretty tresses. Nnw in the days nf ynuth-, . ' iff IW M ' ll U---'29 uni PAULETTE ALDERFER Polly . . . joined us lor interests outside ol school by everyone . . . hlondlu Touring Chorus. LOHRAINE BECHTEL SE IUHS Commercial her senior year . . . plays plano well . . . has . . . llkes to read . . . enjoys sports . . . liked . . agreeable . . . lends her clear alto volce to Academic Pleasant personality . . . adds height wherever she goes . . . always dressed neatly . . . quiet . . . asset to qirls' sports . . . enjoys Home Ec. . . .likes to tease . . . triendly disposition . . . drives a faulty car, 1.5.--sf, , Vw- fn.. 1 ZW R1-IODA BENNER Academic Possesses a laugh all her own . . . sees the humorous side ol everything . . . experienced baby sitter . . . nursing is her goal . . . dresses neatly . . . second home is the Herald Book Store . . . enjoys sewing . . . Listen for that wierd scream! JAMES BISHOP Academic N lim . . . great VW lan . . . earns his green backs on a chicken larm q, Q . . . enjoys records of many kinds . . . our lalthlul projector man . . . expe- ,.-n rienced handy man at Laurelville . . occasionally seen with a camera. ' I I When llfe fluws fresh and free, ' ' ' ' ' J+'rs ..l?'w wi-,',.-.f,-.v-,d ,, v,, V .5 . If , JANET BURKHOLDER Agqdemic Ian . . . one of the smaller ambitious seniors . . . hails irom Nazareth . . .dark and petite . . . keeps the pile oi caieteria trays stacked high . . . enioys playing with roller cars in physics . dark wavy hair . . . iuture at Grand View. es e . ' :v231.f:f f W ' 'i- 1 '.- ' 6 f ' EDWARD CLEMENS QDiscontinuedJ Academic Eddie . . . successful mechanic and ham operator . . . possesses unique I. sense of humor . . . sports a '39 Plym coupe . . . has a vague inclination towards physics . . . Stage Manager in Our Town . . . sharp shooter on the basketball floor. Thou, Lnrd uf all ABRAM DERSTINE Academic Abe . . . very studious . . . fine Christian . . . reliable . . . inseparable companion is his brief case . . . quiet, but friendly to all . . . lacks interest in girls . . . a part oi the bass section of Touring Chorus. RAY DERSTINE General Reicined our class for his senior year . . . class giant . . . iond of his Ram- bler . . . goes way down in chorus . . . enioys hunting . . . likes small qirls . . . plays on the senior basketball team. i 5 R ELAINEI-'REED Once your friend always your trlend . . . cooperative . . . olten seen in the typing room . . . llkes to tease . . . one ol Emma's helpers . . . quiet . . . willing to help others . . . enioys hymn sings. nur hearts and lives, CHRISTINE GODSHAIJ. Chris . . . vivacious . . . Rut.hie's dish scraping partner . . . keeps that basketball moving . . . has a ilashing smile lor everyone . . . small but mighty . . . hoagie ian . . . Oh, those brothers! . . . hear that giggle?- 'l'hat's Chris. wb- e-e .fe , ,, ,,,.,,,,, ,Mlm -Rn . '21, I. - it GLORIA DETWEILER Academic Owner ol an original laugh . . . studios aron't her tlrst concern . . . lull ol lun . . . llston lor that Dutch accent . . . lrlondly personality . . . wanted on any team lor any sport. Commercial General LARRY GODSHALI. General Elmer . . . lollows pro-ball ardently . . . sports a '59 Chevy . . . likes World History? 1 . . . ready smile . . . future is uncertain . . . courteous . . . favorite pastime is hunting and trapping. SE IUHS Academic MARTHA GOTWALS Livens up any conversation . . . blue-ribbon seamstress . . . beautiful long blonde hair . . . possesses an excellent singing voice . . . has strong cmd unchangig ideas . . . lessons don't worry her . . . a pro at knitting , . . future at Goshen. General RODNEY GROFF Rod . . . man ot few words and many actions . . . president oi Salford MYF . . . sharp dresser . . . works at Keller's . . . loyal school spirit asset on any sports team . . . capable Student Council president . . . pole vaulting champion. ww:pztff-fv:15wWfM2ffz Yfliyf ' 5, 40,1-ww, .1 .,,f,,, I , , 1. -,', X. + , 1 ywy I V, ' ,f Mt' J f ' if ,M -f M I ff,f,f,f 4 'ff X ,Www , , QMW , LOIS GUNTZ Academic Responsible tor our prize-winning bulletin boards . . . tine seamstress . . quiet, iriendly disposition . . . long wavy hair . . . sincere Christian . . headed for tame in the art world . . , adds height to our basketball team MARY LOU I-IUNSBERGER Genet-gl Lou . . . iull oi fun and laughter . . . pretty blue eyes and blonde hair . . . interested in others . . . known by her giggle . . . vivacious . . devoted Christian . . . drives the Hearse . . . likes to tease. We give uurselvns V ff- 'f'f 'W il. DAVID KOLB Dave . . . good public speaker . . . ready remark tor everyone . . . one halt his heart lies in the sophomore class . . . hails iroms Pottstown . . . interested in the spiritual wellare oi C.D. HARLEY KOOKEB Willinf worker . . . possesses a ready smile . . . tllled with potential . . . active MYFer . . . Kellers' fan . . . keeps Wednesday prayer groups inter- esting . . . friendly personality . . . enioys a good laugh . . . likes country tn Thee. lIHHI5TllPllIiH lllllfli ESTHER IANTZEN Academic Iolned us tor her senior year . . . seems to preier lndla to the U. S.! . . . ready opinion . . . a storehouse ot tntormation . . . center ot any laughing group . . . loves to travel . . . always sees the brighter side . . . headed tor Taylor College. RALPH KING Academic The King ol the senior class . . . informed German teacher . . . watch that dry sense ot humor . . . sports a Dauphine . . . seems to think gas jets and girls should be in contact . . . skllliul actor . . . his interest lies in music. G47 1. i' General 1. 'QPF' Academic -nf DOROTHY KULP Academic Dottie . . . well-supplied wardrobe . . . neat penmanship . . . summer candy striper . . . has a knack for teasing . . . modulated voice . . . secre- tary of Perkasie MY1-'. . . . petite blonde . . . one oi Herald Book Store's clerks . . . tuture woman in white, FLORENCE KULP Commercial One of the smaller editions . . . works in the Dockument typing depart- ment . . . likes bookkeeping . . . experienced baby sitter . . . dislikes Miss Martin's spelling tests . , . often seen in the typing room. LOIS KULP Academic Lo . . . Vermont ian . . . organizer ot senior girls' sports . . . always available when needed . . . likes blond. blue-eyed boys . . . headed tor Goshen . . . friendly to all . . . iine Christian . . . co-editor of yearbook . . . Guess who called last night! ARLIN LANDIS Academic Good sportsmanship spirit . . . likes hymn sings . . . lessons aren't his chief worry . . . believes in freedom ot speech . . . asset to basketball team . . . one oi the Pennsylvania Dutch . . . sports a '55 Chevy . . . Watch that smile! Teach us whnnier we live, ,H ,i .15 V ,I MARY LYNN LANDIS A6041-HUC Lynn . . . appreciates good music . . . owns a complete wardrobe . . uhm pianist . . . hor startling laugh will lar you out oi your seat . . . line :soprano voice . . . outspoken . . . active in sports . . . her plans include music at Goshen. C' PAUL LANDIS General Inlormed on current aliairs . . . that laugh! . . . loves to eat . . . contributes to the life ol P.O.D. class . . . works in his dad's store . . . enjoys reading good books . . incessant talker. DANIEL LI-IA'l'l-IERMAN General . . . punctuates every sentence with his farm boys , . . strums a guitar occasionally . . . one oi ten children . . . ' ' considerate . . . has nightmares in P.O.D. class. J rare laugh . . . one oi our 'a IANET LEATHERMAN Academic lun . , . friendly to all . . , spends her spare time at Ralph's . . . depend- able . . receives topbnotch grades . . . a sports enthusiast . . . calm and collected . . . Goshen bound . . . always ready for a good time. Tn ant as in Thy sight, - fr..-Q., me ,xii ' v 526 RALPH LEATHERMAN General Peanut . . . sports a big Olds . . . bookkeeping whiz . . . can really push weights around . . . sings in his church quartet . . . always ready lor fun . . . enjoys skating . . , at home in the butcher shop. CLIFFORD MAST General Cliff . . . rides from Oley every day . . . powerful lineman on the soccer team . . . prospective farmer . . . looks forward to bookkeeping . . . ener- getic hunter . . . driver of a '62 Falcon . . . usually the last to report to homeroom. mamma LOUISE MEYERS Commercial Annie . . . qualified secretary oi Student Council . . . Spring Day running champ . . . honor roll student . . . at home with o. typewriter . . . pleasant disposition . . . good seamstress . . . willing to help others . . . has a favorite senior fellow. ABRAM MOYER General Abie . . . laughs with his eyes . . . cherishes his '58 Chevy . . . talk- ative . . . seldom home on Saturday nights . . . Able, another sweater? . . . likes to tease . . . doesn't lose any sleep over studies. And dn what 'Illllll wuuldsgl have fwf- ---Y-H ' W W L4 1 1 -J L -, W 4 -4' , ' .l in milf '. ,,.',f. t-'anne ESTHER MOYEH llfrfffivrmf tour on the yellow dog , , . dlllqont student . . good hack:-y qaulu: blushes easlly . . . dovotod Chrlstlan . . . major intumnt in homr- uc. K E RUTH MOYER Commercial fi shares a delinite talent lor scraping dishes . . . good Dutchman . . . whiz xg-H with a sewing machine . . . knows how ta handle her red chariot. 1-.f Y w ROY MUSSELMAN General 5 Always has a pocketlul ol gum and cough drops . . . all-round athlete . , , seldom seen without a smile . . . his singing includes a gamut ai notes . . fa unique cough . . . puts miles-s-s on his car. T'T9 DAVID MYERS Academic Dave . . . seen but seldom heard . . . enjoys German and physics closses?? . . . likes flashy shirts . . , Simon Stimson ol Our Town . . . is occasionally overtaken by sleep in P.O.D .... drives a '52 Plymouth. us dn with radiant deliqhtg Quiet and cooperative . , exprosscu hor optnian wull . , ffmluwc. fi daily Ruthie . , , quiet until you learn to know her . , . neat handwriting . , , DENNIS MYERS General TM , .wr Q. Denny . . . a iuture worker of the soil . . . came to us from Central Bucks . . . VW enthusiast . . . usually seen with a smile . . . quite adept at playing the guitar . . . dimples . . . trig doesn't get him down. GRACE MYERS Academic Possesses a pleasant reading voice . . . seen but seldom heard . . . has ambition to become either cz teacher or a nurse . . . endures the long ride to and from Danboro . . . spends her Saturdays at Dutch Maid Laundry. RUTH REIINFORD Academic Ruthie . . . sincere in all she does . . . always carries a smile with her . . . a diligent worker with satisfying results . . . enjoys sports . . . always ready for fun . . . dependable . . . a capable future nurse. EDWARD RANDOLPH General Ed . . . hails from Pittsburgh . . . drives a blue '51 Ford . . . interested in mechanics . . . has an unusual liking for the Bunsen burner . . . enjoys a good joke anytime . . . gymnastics are right down his alley . . . a skilled accordion player. nl lzhnusmq what IS qruat, za 'S f 1' A . . - , 5 -av .1 , , 5. f .V tl tj, H ,,,..n 77 V Y- -A Y' ' K 1. ' ?.i1.-.l ----A --- -Y ,A ' , ' U- ,- w - l ,. EMF: ,Inf-' 1 HAROLD ROSENBERGBR CGHHIUI Rosle . . , usually seen readlng nowspapors ln study . , . star hockey player . . . tall. dark and handsome . . . promotes Herald Book Store sales . . . sly wlnk . . .acquainted wlth the North . . . one hundred per cent a gentleman. HENRY ROSENBERGER General X Vice-president ol Student Council . . . line class and school spirit . . . works 'O in the wee hours oi the moming . . . winning personality . . . active in MY? . . . contributes his bass voice tc Touring Chorus . . . college bound. SAMUEL RUTH General . . . his black VW brings him a long way to school . . . studious . . . farm parasite . . . blonde wavy hair . . . ardent ad4getter tor our yearbook . . . quiet and likeable . . . known lor his grotesque stride. MARGARET SHISLER ' Academic Magg . . . assists on Dockument and Schul-Andenken starts . . . capable and willing worker . . . interested in home economics as a career . . . enjoys driving her dad's truck . . . tons ol lun . . . demonstrates true Christian friendliness. ,, 4 Nm' spurninq what is small, .5 'I tr'-V7 'Y -,wr .M ,, .,,. . Y, - ,W ,,,,fw,-A W- g. w EMERSON SMOKER Possesses an unlimited supply oi homemade expressions . . . wide. warm smile . . . has his own views on certain matters . . . lives on laughter . . , mellow tenor voice . . . keeps things lively . . . iriend to all. DAVID SOUDER Dave . . . avid outdoorsman . . . a sure-shot forward . . . knows his bookkeeping . . . ready smile . . . owns a sharp 'Bl Chevy . . . conscien- tious . . . sharp dresser . . . adept at playing the guitar. General General GERALD TROESTER General Ierry , . . likes anything that is not conventional I . . mannerly . . . han- dles himseli well on water skis . . . short . . . million dollar grin . . . unde- cided on girls . . . likes the out -of-doors . . . understands physics? . . . dislikes long-range projects. JOHN VANNOY General Dry sense of humor . . . aware of the world around him . . . polite . . . ready for a good laugh . . . originally from Nebraska . . . on the quiet side. But taliinq from Thy hand llllr tasks PAULETTE YODEH Commercial Lola ol lun alter you know hor . . . helps Minn Ruth ln lhf- mime . , :hose shorthand classes! . . . hldden humor , . . driven u whilf- Pmniuc , iur from shy . . . cnllcipallnq u sacrolcriul pouition, , , 1 L .1 Ffx -gd Mr. Yode! helping Miss Schrcrck ou! oi cz light spot! THE OTHER WISEMAN Wg . 7 .2 VA f'4 j, - -h -Q' , . Wc1!er. If 92,51 But it was lesus they crucified! lf ff f , I ,I 1 ha-- .Q ., l,L Tn qlnrify them all. H1hea,musiC.-' SENIUH FACES , Ny., ,, ,.,, , N, ..,v, W .WMM , ,, , f it ' 'f ff' ,., .,L. - I , ,V , x , - 1? Fatigue. A n experienced hand Crt t i c k e t punching. , 'Y A, . , ,, ,f , 14 ' ,A an 3:2- fig? 4 gi i ' , -' -1 V 4,.,. , ,, i , W ., If ,'. :ix ,, ' -' 'f K iiy' . i. He went just like this! We're earning our way through the lunch line. Q,j,fAi! 'X I - ,V .J I1 5.11, , ' , . ,,,,- i f f f , , ' WWfz12,f LWQ3Q :gig psi 5511! ' 1 ' ' 5 up W - awww! 2 awe W mwZ2W9mJ ?m 1 N ?l.,?,.,,,45 2 ' . .- L . WWZWQ? W ' V ,rv , ' 'X .I In Me Tcxrzcm, she Icmef' Our rncrn, Ierry. gucrrding the rcr- dictor, ,ug ' gurl-, ' Q, I 4, Q'-'Q ,XI .f ff? J V., What did I forge ZWVM, ,f,,,V,,, MH, , , e iw, he .ZQAVWMA5 'ih' ohymxz QQQQ5, f V 39 Me, tool Don't kid.me! ff . V - . V Enthusiastic bench warmers. What's going on up here? We know you don't hcfve cr film in that Cczrnercrf' 32 . LJ. Do you really see lcmd. Goin' lishing. ls:-4 , a T ' My stomach is leeling funny. Huh? 5+ f. 'it And so I gave hlm the elbow -, 1' -- Y - 4 - . - ' -iff'-, f'E27'? .f xo h ,. ,.,e.,,,,,f' - t,,.,, Sure-,we're all here! Theres something down there! You mean we really came up there? I 1 Hey, Pa, did you see that? Esther plays Indian Last one in is a rotten egg! What it was, was four-square. 34 IIIUVIPINIE THIP l.et's have Cx rest stop ' Giving the heat to Amos. A little more 'umph' , Ruthie ' Paul Revere Ground the end. V5 L.- 5 lf? all Aren't you thrilled? ,M C '.' 'np ff!! , X 1511 fi eu' :Vw M ' 4 vis' . U . , I 2 fr 1 Look whc1t'lc1ntzi' found in the wood Chow time. MASS HANUUET Blest be the tie that binds . . Live people don't understand, do ihey? Assembly line. Let's have Mende1Sohn's Wedding March . . . Come, they're waiting, It went in the iced ted? L- 's.e MX I 4. .,'3?Pi' .i , 1 All is peacelul quietude awaiting the aTrival guests. Memories ol water splashing over the glistening wheel. Down by the old mill stream. .- ' i - rr:-,.u':uIi:.. r ol the Red and white geraniums add a les' tive touch to the rustic scene. Under the twilight fantasy seniors wait for their meal Watch your slep ' Nyfw CLASS PL!-KY EH!-UJUATIUN ,. , H: Touring Chorus contributes to the program. Eager seniors await their diplomas. I just can't believe it's commencement! 'KUNG UP for the PfOC9SSi0nf11!H Thoughts for the future years. I i - - -r 3. f':,, ' una.-m t - -ni.',,ff vfkvrf. X 4 , . Ty- . ,. .. .,.,'.- - - F L v-, -'A' .Rl ,WWW 'Wiz 4, J ,, .-. .-':fL'. N..,,.. , Q'-I . K ., 1, I f-: 5 . ,, , . -..'-Q - A ':i - Q --.x ',l- - . -.Hr nl 1-1: .U A, .- k,.4 I., ..' ,, lf 1 , , ..,..,'.. 'if , ' - vig, xx, : , is, , .TT ' . 3432- -, JL' Elf. ' .V -',.j -,Qu--'Q . v 1 3:33-5' , li ,L ,.v l...x 1.x . .,.1.,. -L'- .F 1-nf X-, mf--43-'.,'-:' . ,gf .T-,s f',.'.. ff- -'-f 'Q 1.' -V.-v.. yur, , .- ,y.',. .M ,, , , t., , :-.14 Zav 1'T.f 'n'.'. x Q f-1 .-. f .- ' -' v.. A '-1.1, V!--'. , , .- V. 1 k,,, -UL 1. - g . , ,,f . ,. 5 -w .fd f iff.. ,L 4 - 1,.f.,,,- -.L ., - mfs Q .-2-i- V. 5 fr-'4::f.ffa5il' , , A. ,i A 'nfl AVL- 4 ' . , J , sa 5. ' , ,, V, .4 4 , ff -, Lfw, if ' yf ? 4145, ' V ..-f 4, ,ymm f, . :f - ,W ,,, ,' ,pf . f'f 1 .U Lf, -73-A .f n-b - t. . . - A L JUNIORSB CLASS Iunior class cillicers, lane Bishop, Lawrence Brenne- man, Lee Delp, and Sandra Howe, holding a last min- ute meeting. Varied expressions are shown by Barbara Souder and Kay Eby, seated, and Carol Rhines, Donna Green, Ioan Bergey, Leon Godshall, Marlin Clernrner, cmd David Benner in the lunch line. Qw5,4'f,3,4 WWW ug lane Gross, Beverly Myers, Diane Alderler, and Mary Lou Al- Waiting for further reactions are Dennis Clemmer, derier patiently wait for the gentlernazn, Iohn Harley, to open Dwight Stoltzfus, Donald Stoltzfus, Esther Kratz, Ioyce the door. Herschberger, Iane Bontrager, and Mary Ruth. ' lf? :iii Pearl King, Sue Chtttick, Ruby Clemmer, Elaine Alder- ler, Anna Mae Mack, cmd Ann Alderter discuss, news from dillerent counties. Q-4. Studious describes Clyde Clemens, Ruth Lcrpp, Ian- ice Hackman, lane Clemens, and Keith Derstine. ' 4 Iohn Rush, Iohn Ledden, Harold Kolb, Henry Landes, and Richard Leatherman prepare for the activities period ball game. 1.5, N t. M rfnm Our junior year liar: lDI','f:Vl :arent in readiriq The Last of the Moliic:firi::, l'ifIfllCIlUflllTt'l in special sinqirifi riioiiyrn mid in with fi fQTf,V,y,f,11q Gnd Touririni CllFJlIlI7f'!1, lryiriii to inf-f-t Civil War Project ffJLIlllV'Q'HI itlI1 fHl',l 'lf'-frnliififtrz, f-ii ioyiriqStudoritfjoiif.-1-rtfz,f.lf,ir.fifr l',frm1'firrli',' ifif history and prepfirinii lor tlif, lii:.1',ffif:riinr Banquol, lindiriq our if:'l! Ilf,l lor fill Iliff lifird workin a ClCCD'SCGl1f1llliifJ trip Making a final check are Karen Moyer, lane Moyer Louise Nirsley, Sally Zook, and Ruth Rittenhouse. Trying to keep awake in study hall are Rodney Freed, Ruth Kolb, Wilson Kulp, Laurie Yoder, Iohn Zoolc, San- ford Moyer, Merle Ehst, and Esther Zehr. ,gg -M V M---'ln -V- f Receiving their lraining in secretarial duties are Mary Ann Derstine, Marilyn Landis, Lowell Bergey, Mary De-rstine and Fern Stoltzfus. Boy Bergey, Floyd Martin, lirn Rosenberger, Bruce Bishop, and Leon Moyer get the inside dope on Floy's Ford. 3' A gif 1 f f if ','7'5? 'f . Q C2 2- ggi 'f' , 'fg 3, Wag . '12 f ff W 4, , Sharon Leatherman, Erika Forsythe, and Dolores Frederick leave for the office as Clyde Beirilord, Linwood Rush and Bill Bowen grab their coals. Relaxing between classes are Gloria Detweiler, Elaine Mininger, Alice Coleman, Ada Gehrncm. Ruth Stover, and Nancy Nyce. Dave Kincly and Richard Swartley eavesdrop on the conversation of Barbara Schoettig, Ruth Hersh, Beth Zoolc, Ruth Ann Nyce and Ioyce Detwiler. l lim Weaver, Harley LCIPP, lohn Kolb, Iohn Franken- field, Orie Waller, and Leon Derrstine catch up on the latest happenings. . LX- IZ, K H X 1 ,MZ , Y , my Y. ,f Rx , .. f fj , ,g ge-, 141. , . I -fp'- '-'W-mi' ' ' ii K i it 1 II IFF 5 SO?rlOIlllORno f 1 l -. .,... As, ,A .Maw ,fl i ..,.-,M,c,,c,,,-, C. ttf 1 Richard Shelly, Robert Rosenberger, Betty Ann Detweiler, Terry Myers, and Kenneth Ehst show the usual Monday morning slump. Naomi Kratz, Charlotte Rice, Iudy Rush, Renee Yoder, Floyd Kratz, and Iarnes Styer wage the daily battle ol the bulge. uf' Sophomore class ollicers, Tom Bzshop, Ferne Huth Ioyce Clemmer, and Ioseph Landis return alter a noon conference. Tests, campus clean-up, biology experi- ments, bake sales, basketball games, lane Eyre, hobo social, time lines, Scotland, and congruent triangles remind us of only a few of the activities ol our sophomore year that have made it full of excitement, lun, and hard work Lean to the leltg lean to the right, - cheer Ruth Frederick, Iudy Landis, Sara Mora, Carole Ann Lan- dis, and Darlene Histand. UPHU IJHE5 XJ t Walking in the direction of the athletic field Brenneman, Lucille Cassel, Ianet are Bill Cassel, Willard Beidler, and Doris Bechtel. , ,T 1 ,ff I 'bf , 'JPG I ,v, lf, 2 33? 05 44129-If-'l 13 V- lf,,L-,Q-,,7f3, g . ,. . .,14g4:Y' W ,I . ,ly ffj. flpfy, , , .fy f Q' cv CFC- , 'Fifi' , L::fz?GWW? 51,i.a22,?w3-,J Q- 11 y 5 H- 5 'W !'f.,Q:111-1.,l fc We 3 ,:, . fl' J ' M 1 1.112 J. , f ,4 , .1 1 ml 1: , Gil, 45556. ff , .f fwgwy 3,43 fly wr ,. Iacob Kulp and Phillip Derstein underestim- ate the power of a woman, Rachel Frederick. U' F ,SS UQ , i T, 'ff ,.511q21fEl K' Q , , .,v..,.-.M-m,, -- 1 Biology students, Susan Clemrner, Martha Moyer, Grace Guntz, David Landis, cmd Earl Derstine, ex- amine a specimen. I Ruth Freed, Mark Derstine, Elaine Derstine, Iarnes Delp, and Marlin Derstine quench their thirst at the Water tountcrin. ,W 2 Ray Godshall , Murray Deiweiler, Lowell Nice, and Ray Landis are out for a spin in Smear's wagon. 5- ' 'gi' Studying for a test are Ana Celia Plata, Fern Zook. Anna Marie Myers. Dennis Swartley, cmd Fred Stover. 'LY 'xf' 'Q 31-3 .1 David Shenk prepares a slide while Martha Kolb, David Moyer, and Irene Bolton look on. Spending a day away from the books are Dean Ber- gey, Iames Moyer, and Ioyce Hackman to find out about blisters. Elwood Zook, lack Harrin, Grace Elini Iona- than Bishop and Sherilyn 'Slack appear to bf- taking it easy between clans-'-2. 'V'Wf L.. Glenda Alderler, Mary lane Kolb Eleanor Huff: fl Alderler, and Sharon Clemmer '.-.'-:tit for th-Q :ther rr ber ol their sextet. Fleliving the happenings ol the weekend are Eugene Cressman, Ronald Bergey, Dale Clemmer, and Ken- neth Benner. FI PBI I' rnicorlilllnhl . , ,'.., ,,.,,, -.ttf on ..,.,f,,.., ,J l I f ,ff f 1 ,W , M . .Myer becommg accustomed towjpur surroundings and learningtlit to NW f our new classmates, We felt ffllnre at mpme on campus. As the year grgssed, we did take some time omjjllstudies to develop our basketlnkzll team, represent Spain at a social, hhd mhlke our contribution to other sclllool agtivities. E 5 , r I , , , , , . ,.,, ,.,, ,,,,,,,-, ,, ,,.4,,,UJqrfg:1u1nyw fm,-L,,,l Y, - bf I' ' -5.1 ' 'W 37: 3.6 4,-,wow MQW N- l Rodney Alderfer, Carolyn Derstine, Ernest Godshall and Mary Styer trek to their next class, 9 , ts. lgl-If '- Larry Benner, Clyde Alderfer, Beverly Der- Floyd Kriebel, Dale Leatherman, lack Styer, loseph Long and Terry stme and Ruth Ann Goshow help Mr. Meyers Miller engaged in a bull session. With the cleaning. ' is me AX qt J , t ,A mai ' ' K X, A ,ir , fl -1 I David Dersline, Donald Weaver, Laverne Delweiler, loseph Landis, and Henry Derstine enjoy one ot Em- ma's delicious meals. Q t lc l 4 un!- Diligently pursuing the task at hand are Wilmer Al- derier, Bruce Detweiler, Elsie Rader, and l.uCille Min- inger. Six l l Cleon Hackman, Susan Ledden, and Bill Swartley get their tickets punched. 'Yi Cheryl Moyer and lean Moyer block lrailic while Don- ald Long and Bill Yoder wait impatiently. , ll ,fe 'flgj I Kathleen Stoltztus, Mary Hackman, Doris Hedrick, and Dorothea Bechtel experiment with homemoking. W , V 47 N. i if-f 3' i 3 3 f5flQLW, ' ' X ' ' +f'F1a'1fi 244,45 f , in ,Tl- li - - ------ .-,--.,Q, FHEEHMEN Monday morning customers at the office are lames Herschberger, Nelson Howe, Linda Rush, and lane Byler. loseph Ruth, Merle Souder, and LaVerne S. Detweiler are up to their usual mischievous freshmen pranks. Little Eileen Souder attacks a big problem while Marie Delp and Mary Godshall watch. V .,5...:',1..jw'a-g.'.Q:W.., .nm I , ,. l Members of Yellow Dog Fan Club are Susan Swartley, Betty Detweiler, Mary Ruth Leatherman, Edward Harris, cmd Vemon Myers. Donald Delp, Mary Iane.Ko1b, Lucille Kulp, Vernon Hunsberger, and Carol Myers struggle to keep their minds on the lecture. .i Betty Shisler, Gwen Groff, Suzanne D9l'Sii!'1e. Sally Landis, qnd Elizabeth Loux begin the day in high spirits. . H U , , ..,.,, .X -md ' -. ...f I A' ft aria 'X 9. 1' QU ,j W r . ,, :- Ts-4 .2 2 ' , .1 , f v 6- .iff n 'el V 1 gi ' if X. : .' my A 3--'IS' D'-11' :T ' QQ, UV ' pf--4: 'av' in lr 1: -v,..q, . AN Mc .zu .X ,.-'MH ,-1, -'iv 4 :nf-H-. 'I 73423 0 pf J 'ca wie. QA ale: -3 gi If sl fi .. A N H '. Qx hir. If ' L' xg, 6-- W Q' ' ' .W 14 V' f!i:L' ,- -.f'4? R , ff ' H Q 7 nf W .. i.,M., vi , gr- r i w V V I . ,-,suv Senior girls find unity ond strengih through prayer. PHMYFEHA MPEHETENES Seniors and sophomores lisien crtteniively in cr large group prayer meeting From ro-.-: left to right Esther Zehr, Mary Dersttne, Barbara Sauder lane- Bontrager, Elatne Alderler, l-fancy' .:l.l'Ji'TfE'Y Fern Szoltztus Sally Zoolc Glenda Alderfe-7 Ann .ltljerf-er lady Rush, Ruth Rittenhouse, Se-:ond :cn-.' Fern Zook, Karen Moyer, lrene Bolton Susan Cl-Entrne' Laurze Yoder Iudtth Landts, Ado C1-ehrnar: Edher lzniz-en Ferns- Ruth, Eleanor Ftuth Elazne Derstzne Beth Zoolz. Third row Lucllle Cassel lzntce Ha-:Aman Elazne lfftntnger Ray Godshall, Mark f' Cot Derittne lftavtd Moyer, Henry Lanoef lozeph l.anUt5 lamea Meyer, Martha Kolb Ruth Freierzclt Ftuth Ann l:YC'f-. Fourth row Sherxlyn Glzclt Charlotte Fttce, Lou' 1.412 lit,-Ixlti-',', lane' l.4o','er Harolct Kolb, Qavtd lfltnljr Kenneth Ffh.-'t, lame: Styer larnes Roqenberger Fthoou Ee-nner Glorta Detweiler Mary Ann Derstgne, Fzfih ffaornt Kralz Carole Ann Lrnizs, liifli Bethtel Grace Guntz, l-fetth Derstxne, Iohn Hugh Hay Dergxne llrrvtd Kolb Lorratne Bechtel Either l-'f:','er L35 fjuntz, Sharon Clernmer l-.lary lane Kulp. A EAPPELLA EHUHU5 Alter a few months ol practtce the A Cap- pella Chorus, wtth Tourina Chorus, presented the Star and the Stable, a Cantata by htchard Kountz. Followtna the Christmas season prai- tlce DGYlOdS were srent 1:1 tjrfirt Qtr 2 it l3,I'U proaram. 'lnltff Chorus tm-rztl t re apprefjtatton lor ntustf' tl,rgtp I in .V WY 1.1 JunmrlnMh Hnhm lane Bishop, Mary Ruth, Esther lfratz, loyctg li berqer, Hulh Lapp, lane Clemens, TUUHINE IIHUHU5 Front row, left to rlghlt Pearl King, Mary Ruth, lane Clemens, lane Bishop, Ruby Clernrner, Anna Mae Mack, Suzanne Chittick, lane Gross, Marilyn Gehman, Ruth Lapp, Paulette Alderfer, Second row: Louise Meyers, Mary Lou Hunsberger, Esther Kratz, Martha Golwals, Marilyn Landis, Mary Lynn Landis, Kay Eby, Beverly Myers, Mary Lou Alderler, Ruth Stover, Third row. Diane Alderier, Ioyce Delwiler, David Benner, Marlin Clemmer, Leon Moyer, Lawrence Brenneman, Glenn Bauman, Leon Dersline, Ioyce Herschberger, Lois Kulp, Fourth row: Roy Musselman, Ralph King, Iohn Harley, Emerson Smoker, Henry Rosenberger, Rodney Groff, Floyd Martin, Harley Kooker, lohn Frankenfield, Abram Derstine. I wonder what I forgot this time Thursday afternoon, April l8, the Touring Chorus, consisting ol lorty-two juniors and seniors, climbed into the bus and headed lor Steelton, Pennsylvania. where they were to present their lirst program on their lour-day tour ol western Pennsylvania and New York The itinerary also included Barrvillo, Beaver Run, Estella, and Pleasant Valley. Throughout the seasons ol both Christmas and Easter the chorus presented a number ol programs to the local churches A weekend was also spent in Lancaster County Through these experiences ol singing to- gether ol our Lord, each member has learned a little more ol the deep ioy which he can receive in dedicating his talents to the servicn of ls-sus Christ What song shall we sing next? i l ll 1 1 -sf' 12 c ' . Monterey Mennonite Church, Leola, Pennsylvania. Enpoyina ri tasty Sunday evening meal .H i 'LQ .ff-tx . . V1 ,K 'N.,. fy V Qfgi -n 1 A 5 , , l A , . 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' Y f , 1 1 in ' if J3 3 3 if 'VJ '4 3. , I , 1 A ,Q .3 .f 4,5113 3,5-3 43.,., .., 5 2 ' A39 ,:fQa3'9 Q15 f 3 m ':, 'wif ' 1 The junior girls' quartet consists of Diane Alderier, Mary Lou Alclerter, Beverly Myers, and lane Gross. Bechtel, Cheryl Moyer, Mary Hackman, Suzanne Der- stine, Beverly Derstine. Fourth row: Henry Derstine, lack Harris, Vernon Hunsberger, Cleon Hackmcm, Earl Derstine, Bruce Detweiler, Rodney Alderfer., Icrmes Delp. Fifth row: Ernest Godshcrll, Kenneth Benner, Vernon Myers, Fred Stover, Floyd Kratz, William Swartley, Willard Beidler, Donald Weaver. Iohn Harley, Leon Moyer, Lawrence Brenneman, and Iohn Frcmkeniield pause in their rehearsal to check their music. Lys f IQ ! ,ff 7 w 1 5 ff 1 . W -5 MQ Z' A 4 1' X -Nz , y iq N -..Am I - 1 'v .4 Q ' 1 J We, the Schul-Andenken staff of l953, in order to form a more perlect yearbook, establish a record of students at Chris- topher Dock, insure a memory ot all the faculty, provide a few good laughs, recall the major sports events, relive the Iunior- Senior Banquet, revitalize devotional periods, bring the sound of chorus to our minds, and promote the reputation of Chris- topher Dock, do ordain and establish this Schul-Andenken of the class of 1963. t Competent co-editors, Louise Meyers and Lois Kulp, make a final check over the layout of the dummy. Schul-P-.ndenken Staff: Lois Kulp, Lois Guntz, Ralph King, Dick Meyers, Iim Bishop, Paulette Alderter, Margaret Shisler, Ianet Leatherman, Louise Meyers, Ianet Burkholder. Q , in ..., W7 I A fir :Wi -2 , in Our omnipresent photographer puts his nose to the camera to capture an action photo. Tia gl. ,arf fans X -6-'u B I ,f ' f .,..,m..-,....- Miss Moyer, our diligent advtzser, checks to make :pure no sophomores were missed. Y. ask eil?-4 N I -t gi ,, a - ,M Scnn and Henry prepare to gather funds for sponsoring the yearbook. 5 . -f The hard-working staff gets a few laughs out of some of the pictures. Icmet's and Paulettes nimble fingers Hy over the typewriter keys, Editors brief staff members on the requirements for the next issue. Doclcurnent editors, Iohn Harley and Marilyn Gehrncvn, discuss plcms for the school paper. 58 The Dockument, a tour page news- paper produced and edited by stu- dents, is sent out six times a year and has a circulation ot over SOO. The Dockument includes articles ot interest to students as Well as parents. Included are World News Commentary - Sports Shorts - Who's Who - Editorials - and news ot Christopher Dock life. Assigning articles, Writeups, editing, typing, proofreading, printing, stamp- ing, and addressing are a part of each issue of the Dockument. 'H In F N ms.. an - Reporter Sue Chittick writes up an article concernina school activities. mms-vw ...ht '91 Circulation Manager Margaret Shisler and her assist- cmts. Ruth Rittenhouse and Karen Moyer prepare the Dockuments for mailing. 'Renee Yoder, Elaine Freed, Florence Kulp, Anna Mae Mack, and Marilyn Rice type the written articles. A Afflifl 'V-T-I xm- Dockument adviser, Miss Longacre, edits the reporters' articles. Interested reafler browxes throuah the sports pfrae. 59 STUDENT EIIUNIIII. ,, My g-no-W .11 -X - .V , fs. +512 Y' tgv.-Q, N.g WAkmV Student Council plays a most important role in the life of our school. The duties of this student organization are many. However, it is mainly concerned with transmitting the desires of students into action. lt acts as a representative to the faculty and board and also as the voice of the student body to those outside the school. Student Council serves four areas of school life. lt attempts to stimulate a good social life through the Fellowship Committee, a good spiritual atmosphere through the Religious Life Committee, a Well- balanced athletic program through the Atheltic Committee, and general improvement of school life and campus through the School Improvement Committee. The Executive Committee directs the overall activity of the Council. Student Council is not only an organization to represent student Wishes, it also serves as a training ground in which student representa- tives learn the problems of trying to govern themelves and become better fit to face the world of tomorrow. 'it Student Council executives discuss plans for comino Council events. Songs of America as presented at the Sona Fest. First table, left to right: Dick Meyers, Rodney Alderfer, Tom Bishop, Ioyce Clemmer, Wilmer Alderfer, Mr. Kauffman, Rodney Groff, Lee Delp, Carolyn Derstine, Elizabeth Loux. Sec- ond tabley left to right: Marilyn Gehman, Naomi Kratz, Iames Styer, Henry Lcmcles, Louise Meyers, Diane Alderfer, Henry Rosen- berger, Barbara Souder, lane Bishop, Sally Landis, Elaine Dersfine. , -H't::'1'- v- ' 'M - fr l K Jew! . . l If -yv H Members of the School Improvement Committee work on ways to improve campus life. ,4 The Fellowship Committee plans for coming social events. li rn The athletic schedule is mopped out by the Athletic Committee. 61 STUIJEN T IIUUNIIIL iff, , if-Q5:f,f3' t'5f:'E ff 1 I ff? NX . .,'- n 'qfiwsuawgqgnw--' M arf x I7 -4, MA 'A H A A HA N - ..-.ef ' M The Religious Lite Committee plans weekly student chapels and promotes high Christian ideals on the campus. A project to collect books and literature for mission use in Nigeria was sponsored by the Student Council, A student group presenting a panel on honesty during chapel. -.llk , MgQl.,e. 1 . as i it H5 if f. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Under the direction of Miss Martin, the future teachers meet to broaden their interest in teaching as a career. The club carried out plans to conduct a kindergarten class. Teachers were invited into the club meetings to speak on their assigned sub- jects. This club has made its members more aware , '5 '-- of the necessary dedication of a aood teacher. CHESS CLUB The king of chess, ' Mr. Martin, interested a large group ol fellows into participating in his club. The enthusiastic boys would often stay after school to finish their games. This first year of the Chess Club proved to be a highly successlul ono. fue, ,- ,-.lg az, ' xg , f 1 L mi i ' 1', V nf H J 1' inning-5-t. CHRISTIAN SERVICE CLUB The members of this club discuss the problems of a Christian high school and explore areas of service for Christ, They attempt to realize and appreciate the beliefs oi our church and develop wholesome atti' tudes toword it, The club seeks to find solutions for the problems of the young people of the church ond to aid these young people to become better servants oi their Christ. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB This club is in charge oi Mr. Russell Moser of Moser Studios, Souderton. This club is composed of members interested in knowing how to take better pictures, how a film is developed and enlarged, and all about cameras in general. Activities included a trip to the Moser Studio, Zaking pictures and criticizing them, developing pictures, and learning what composes KI film. NEEDLEWOHK CLUB Under the direction of Miss Swortzendruber, the Needlework Club learns the techniques oi knit- ting, Grace Guntz, Lucille Cassel, Ionet Cassel, Carole Ann Landis, Irene Bolton, and Mary lane Kulp ore familiarizing themselves with the fundamentals oi this useful art. FUTURE NURSES CLUB 'l'l1l' Vluli l'lU'.'l lf- wlf l17-i l i' ynriu-ri-ful YIi'f'Nlv l'2t' I. 'f ..' I llvltll Vfiftf-it 'tl 1 l lnrriflfitllrifz fin' l , ,f,r.- fl--is fir. 1 1, wr -itil I-r in'-1,f 1l ' I .,., i. i r MUSIC CLUB lfr 11 , .v lm: xl v- ' l '- 'Y. v IOURNALISM CLUB Iournalizsm Club wan: c::tabli:1h0.1 to promolr' inlcrcrsl in newspaper writing. Mum Bcrqoy loads thc mem- bers in discussions ol wriling news, paper articles. Each member keeps a nolebook ol newspaper clippings and notes on club meetings. This club has stimulated interest in read- ing cmd analyzing newspaper ar- ticles cs well as in creative writing, SPHI B HAY l f'f5S?5:f5'3 - '3 6'I,1, .' 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Spring Day, one ot the most antici- pated days of the school year, is di- vided into two areas. In the morning various representatives from each class participate in forensic competition, which includes singing groups, read- ings and poetry, and short plays. Athletic Competition occupies the afternoon schedule. Competition begins in the racing events and ends at the broad jump and pole vault pits. The class with the highest total has its name placed on the victory plaque. One last lunge. Bancy4and thoy're off. A combination of form and co-ordination S . Dave goes up and over. we .. .Y ...Y YY.. Yew... X 67 - -YH' U ' V' ,.I:. K- FUUTHALL Hut 1, Hut 2 Kooker posses olf lo Arlm for 0 run around Take it easy on the fingers, Bebop! lhef: end. ch. 5 G 0: s 'Lf G ' .. ,I . A I E v A , L W Q 4 v F' Y' A 4 ak A ,, ,,4 V' 'f -ii Q, . I --...M f V - . - J 4 1' ff' N - lft, 1 L ,H .. , .,.,-1' , I , gf pg N ----M - , ' , 2 I -. - 4 '- ,ff ,1...,,,1-..-.,- -.. . B SHETH LI. 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H L vi' 1 if . gf I 'I 2 + 4 7 v 'if rf If I L , x 1 CLASS WILL LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE NOBLE CLASS OF 1953 , . ,,.,, , - lll , We, the seniors of Christopher Dock Mennonite School, ne'er to be for- ' gotten nor remembered, in order to boost morale, and to inspire men and women to greater deeds, do hereby generously give, advise and bequeath , to divers and sundry members of the junior class, the following attributes in hopes that these beneficiaries may profit from their elders. I, Paulette Alderfer, will my dazzling blonde hair to Sally Zook and my Winsome smile to Lowell Bergey, I, Glen Bauman, will my good decorum as principal's son to Iohn Ledden. gf. I, Lorraine Bechtel, will my inches to Leon Derstine and Ruth Rittenhouse. I, Rhoda Benner, will my compatible nature to Iohn Harley. I, lim Bishop, will my illustrated P. O. D. notes to Ianie Gross, and my economical transportation to Clyde Clemens. I, Ianet Burkholder, will my immaculate handwriting to Dolores Frederick. I, Ed Clemens, will my procrastination to Iohn Frankenfield, my love of studying to Sandra Howe, and my jumpitis to Fern Stolzfus. ,,1 I, Abram Derstine, will my affectionate nature for girls to David Benner, 1-.1 and the vacuum between my ears to lack Zook. I, Ray Derstine, will my superb coordination to Dennis Clemmer in hope that in the future he will keep out of the volleyball net. I, Gloria Detweiler, will my Deutch iibersetzenu to Ruth Stover. l, Elaine Freed, will my quiet nature to Henry Landes for obvious reasons. I, Marilyn Gehman, will my esteemed position as class recluse to Barbara Sauder and Mary Ruth. I, Christine Godshall, will my '49 pleasure car to Roy Bergey and Ionathan Kolb. I, Larry Godshall, will my glossy black hair to Clyde Reinford and Carol Rhines. I, Martha Gotwals, will my sophisticated attitude to Beth Zook, and my el skill as a seamstress to Lawrence Brenneman. tg I, Rodney Groff, will my abundance of red hair to Lee Delp. 1 I, Lois Guntz, will my stability as a participant of the bulletin board com- mittee to Leon Godshall and lim Rosenberger. I, Mary Lou Hunsberger, will my trenchant tongue to Mary Derstine and Ioyce Herschberger. I, Esther Iantzen, will my highly pessimistic outlook to Esther Zehr. ' I, Ralph King, will my much used briefcase to Harley Lapp and my witty remarks to lanice Hackman. I, Dave Kolb, will my mechanical aptitude to lane Bishop and Beverly Myers. I, Harley Kooker, will my comb for Kookie reasons to Iane Moyer and Merle Ehst. I, Dorothy Kulp, will my ready smile to Erika Forsythe and Esther Kratz. I, Florence Kulp, will my quiet cooperation to my brother Wilson. y I, Lois Kulp, will my enthusiastic class support to lane Clemens and Iim Weaver. I, Arlin Landis, will my persistent tardiness to school to Richard Swartley and Ruth Lapp. I, Mary Lynn Landis, will my tractor driving inclinations to Ruth Ann Nyce . and Mary Ann Derstine. I, Paul Landis, will my interest in P. O. D. class to Richard Leatherman and Floyd Martin. , ,- fi.. sw' 'ci - f fig, ,,,A ' 'Jw WWW V' 1 , jf 'K ttf' ' I, Daniel Leatherman, will my What, me worry outlook to Iohn and Linwood Rush. l, Ianet Leatherman, will my ability to get along well with anyone to Keith Derstine and Louise Nissley. I, Ralph Leatherman, will my muscular frame to Marlin Clemmer and Iim Weaver. I, Clifford Mast, will my job as Miss Schrack's page boy to Dwight Stoltzius. I, Louise Meyers, will my continued high standing on the honor roll to Donald Stoltzfus. I, Dick Meyers, will my egocentricity and labyrinth of complexes to Pearl King and Bruce Bishop. I, Abram Moyer, will my love for teachers to Sue Chittick and Ioyce Detwiler. I, Esther Moyer, will my seat on the Yellow Dog to Nancy Nyce. I, Ruth Moyer, will my little red chariot to Ann and Elaine Alderfer, l, Roy Musselman, will my long jump shots to Anna Mae Mack and Ruth Hersh. I, Dave Myers, will my efficiency in physics experiments to Ioan Bergey and Diane Alderfer. l, Dennis Myers, will my ability to whiz through math problems to David Kindy. l, Grace Myers, will my enthusiasm for work to Harold Kolb and Donna Green. I,ClE:Ilclwa1'd Randolph, will my tree-climbing inclinations to Kay Eby and emmer Ruth Reinford, will my lunch ticket punching capacity to Alice Coleman will my easily embarrassed nature to lane Bontrager will my girls, girls, girls to Rodney Fred and Orie will my Rosie cheeks to Mary Lou Alderfer, stride to Laurie Yoder. the care of my little sister to Ada Gehman. my charge of keeping up class spirits to the best ,a debt ness in bookkeeping to Marilyn Landis cute little pug nose to Sanford Moyer and humor to Sharon Leatherman. to Barbara Schoettig and Elaine Day Champions to the junior of our fellows to the to the freshman to the faculty. ,xl-we v' '-.-EPIC! a , ' P 4 P47-1E1': V ' , l ff'. 'Q?A53-QE -YZ . -f u Y ' ',: UL 'gl -' V' 'ffiifl' .T-Hill! -.14-W as-' . 5 fi, 'F-'-- -r r'-f s .ff LA55 PHUPHEIIY Waiting for Dr. Ralph Kings verdict on the examination of Mar- Garet Shisler, we paced the psychiatrist's recently established Cali- fornia ollice. To our relief Dr. King assured us everything was fine. As we headed for the door, he motioned me aside and whispered, Planet, Magg's everyday routine is too dull. Why not vary it a bit. l, Ianet Leatherman, her personal nurse, suggested traveling and renewing old C D. acquaintances. I sent a telegram to our private pilot, Abie Moyer, and to our mechanic Cliff Mast, asking them to fly immediately to Magg's home in Hawaii. They arrived with .Harley Kooker, and while we packed, they prepared our ship for flight. Our first destination was Iapan, where Glenn Bauman had re- cently set up MCC headquarters. After visiting for half an hour, we crawled back into our space ship. Abie pushed a button, and within five minutes we were chatting with Gloria Detweiler as she supervised her Russian girls' gym class. Gloria told us that lohn Vannoy, a news- paper correspondent to Russia, had departed for Washington, D. C. to see his newborn son. Next we flew to Iordan, where Esther Moyer, a devoted VS'er, greeted us. We shortened our stay as Magg was fatigued and set out for Pisa, Italy, While sightseeing, we noticed a familiar figure near the Leaning Tower of Pisa. To our surprise it was Arlin Landis. We discovered he was on the 12-6 shift which em- ployed men to support the tower. Arlin handed us a magazine, which, to our amazement, contained Esther Iantzen's photo. The article informed us of the discovery of the ll2th element named Iantzeninium. We learned that Esther resided in Home and had recently received the Nobel Prize in physics. Leaving Arlin supporting the tower, we departed for Austria. ln Vienna Lois Guntz guided us through an art exhibition. We gazed at Lois's modern art paintings, and Magg had a sitting with her. Stopping in Switzerland, we received our first lesson in skiing from the well-known instructor, Lois Kulp. A Saturday Evening Post, which Lois received from her parents, provided us with an evening of entertainment. We especially enjoyed the jokes and cartoons by lim Bishop, a greatly loved comic strip writer. An article about the Globetrotters pictured their youngest bachelor member. To our com- plete amazement it was Ed Clemens? The next morning We flew over the crumbling Berlin wall into the united country. Here we viewed the majestic castles and rivers. Three minutes later, in England, we met Louise Meyers, editor of Womans Day. She accompanied us to France, where she was to discuss the latest fashions with Martha Gotwals. ln Paris Martha showed us her luxurious home and office where she spent her time designing fashions for Vogue. Our next visit was in Spain, In the magnificent city of Madrid, Chris Godshall, a governess of a large, wealthy family, welcomed us. In the evening we accepted her offer to see a bull fight. There, in the arena with a vicious looking bull, stood Ed Randolph! After several evening shows we continued our trip by flying over the jungles of Africa into Tanganyika. Here we were warmly welcomed by Marilyn Gehman, an assistant nurse to Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Shenk. While in Africa we stopped at Nigeria. Ruth Reinford was finding it somewhat difficult getting adjusted to African ways. Prior to this position she had been head nurse at Unionville Home, Hatfield, Pa. We pushed the button for the northern coast of Alaska. Dorothy Kulp and her family entertained us in their igloo. Curiosity overcame most of Dorothy's Eskimo patients, therefore, we had to leave before our space ship was mutilated. In Canada Harold Rosenberger took us to see his victorious hockey team, the Maple Leafs, win again, At the game we unexpectedly had the pleasure of talking with Emer- son Smoker. I-le was on a sick leave from India, where he is a mission- ary mechanic. Planning to travel morexstowly, we entered the States. On the snow-covered mountains of Maine we practiced our skiing. Ruth Moy- er, a business administration teacher, filled our days with excitement as she led us over the steep and dangerous trails, Donning our space suits, we reluctantly instructed Abie to head the ship for Massachu- setts. ln Boston, Polly Alderfer elegantly entertained us in her rambling stone home. Despite our awkward appearance in space suits, Polly made us feel greatly welcome at her many social gatherings. Passing through New York, we stopped to chat with Rodney Groff. He told us many adventurous tales concerning his work with the teenagers of the Bronx. .- f MH ff :Q . S4212 T '-f ww - f r, --4 i s ss-' + -7 O-. 7'.7122155'7i'..-'lS'fbF .'5 'f143175.u'.- .'7 '- -e -2' H We lelt our space ship on the outer edge ol Philadelphia and boarded the train lor Market Street. At the Reading Terminal, l, with my arms lull ol books. accidentally bumped into a man who was intently reading a paper covered with lacts and ligures. Glancing into his lace. l saw that it was Dave Myers. a diesel mechanic. We loaded our packages onto the ship and set out lor the Franconia area. where we planned to stop in Elroy to visit Ralph Leatherman at North Penn Hide Company. Abie landed the space ship in the small town ol Elroy. but on stepping out, we discovered we were in Franconia. Ralph lent us his car, and we soon headed lor C D. Here we had a cup ol collee with Paulette Yoder, head cookq Florence Kulp and Elaine Freed, secretaries. and Grace Myers, dietitian. School time memories llooded our minds as we strolled across the greatly enlarged campus. Paul Landis supplied our space ship with lood lrom his recently remodeled grocery store. On Sunday morning we listened to Dave Kolb preach on the street corners ol Danboro and had dinner with his lamily. Due to the Cranberries we ate, the entire crew had slight stomach disturbances, which kept me quite busy. Recovery time was spent circling the earth. Back in orbit again, we picked up Rhoda Benner, a stewardess nurse, who planned to tly to South America with us. Our next stop was on Sam Ruth's prosperous larm in Fleetwood. Early the next morning we spoke with Larry Godshall, a butcher at Hatlield Pack- ing Company. Later we attended a sale given by the only guitar playing auctioneer, Dan Leatherman. Flying over Harleysville, I noticed a large lot ol trucks: we pushed the stop button and investi- gated. Roy Musselman had stepped into his lather's shoes and had become an opulent business man. We completed our tour ol Pennylvania with a visit to Denny a teacher at the State Agriculture College. He told us that was attending Princeton, where he was completing his future evangelistic tours. We delayed a lew hours while with his hair too long lor his space helmet, headed lor Ray's Shop. Harley retumed lrom New Iersey with greetings lrom Derstine. ln Ohio the many children ol Mary-Lou Hunsberger our landing at her cozy house. On our way again, we the button for Goshen, my old Alma Mater. There Mary Lynn desiring news lrom home, greeted us joylully. She seemed to work as a voice and piano teacher. brought us the news that our space ship needed to be regis- we altered our plans and headed lor Washington, D. C. signed the necessary papers, I walked up Pennsylvania men in lront ol me, arguing over some political issue. my eye. The voice sounded lamiliar, and I looked closer- ' Henry Rosenberger was still at it. His replies assured he was a dyed-in-the-wool Republican senator. decided a day in the Florida sunshine would do us good. on the Miami Beach, who didn't walk past lerry Troesterl He told us he patrolled the his eyes open lor smugglers. Our next stop was Lorraine Bechtel and her husband were head ol the our joumey before we ran out ol luel, we ranch in Texas near the Mexican border. gigantic ranch in his helicopter and gave us oil drills and guessed correctly-he had struck talked to Dave, l decided to cross small town ol squalid huts. ln the and there, to my sur- was using her Spanish Rice was Air- a stew- jungles he was lr . A Q! 5: g . . ,., 1,-, r ff I J -Q 5, 7,7 ff. 1' 3-7 if Hr rf: if -'.. F: If IE 1 il f--. fit ' - is - . ,, J 'lt 1 ,.. . Ha Eg ei eq it 15 ., 4.. H. W. Kuhn, Inc. BUICK - OLDSMOBILE . OPEL Telford. Pa. Sales with Service since I9l5 Vegetable Seeds - Field Seeds -- Fertilizer Agricultural Chemicals - Feed - Paint G. Earl Clemens Harleysville, Pa. Representative for EASTERN STATES FARMERS EXCHANGE Fisher's Furniture Stores, Inc. Souclerton, Pa. Fisher's Wayside Route 422 West of Collegeville, Pa. BETTER DRY CLEANING, REPAIRING Harmony Cleaners Prompt Pickup and Delivery Lansdale R.D. No. l, Pa. Phone: PA 3-2537 Guy Heavener, Inc. OLD COMPANY LEHIGH ANTHRACITE ESSO PRODUCTS, GLEN GERY BRICK Harleysville, Pa. Phone: 256-886 I I. G. Rosenberger. 'UC- Garden Supplies - Hardware - Tires John Deere - New Holland Mowers - Philco Appliances - Painls Silverdale, Pa. 257-2712 Karl C. Landes FUNERAL HOME Harleysville, Pa. Compliments of The Store North Penn's Most Complete Discount Department Store Allentown and Forty Foot Roads Lansdale, Pa. UL 5-2664 Grofl Candy Company Hedrick Bros. Sales - CHEVROLET - Service Third Street 81 Hamlin Avenue Telford, Pennsylvania Telephone: PArlcway 3-4308 so , A E - E A, I -MDH?,,, . if ' s K' . . Souder's Poultry Spring City, Pa. --o...n+y our specisley' Phone: WE 3-399l Compliments of Swartley Bros. Engineers, Inc. Lansdale, Pa. W. J. Nyce's Shoe Store The Home of Nice Foolwearn West and State Streets DoyIeslown, Pa. Landis Bros. Home Dressed Meats BEEF - PORK - VEAL - LAMB Custom Slaughfering Delivery Service - Phone 584-232I Skippack, Pa. Dutch Maid Cleaners and Launderers Coin-Operated Dry Cleaning 191 S. Clinton St., Doylestown, Pa. John and Sara Chi+'I'icIc Longacre Electrical Service Inc. APPLIANCES AND MACHINERY for the Farm and Home Phone Area Code 2 I 5 845-226l Bally, Pa. Herald Book Store CHRISTIAN LITERATURE Souderfon Shopping Center Souderlon PArIvway 3-2045 Paul F. Souder Insurance Agency R.D. 2, Sellersville. Pa. COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGES Auto - Home - Business Phone 257-2557 I. L. Alderfer Sons CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL - VALIANT Telford. Pa. Phone: PA 3-43II Complimenh of Nyce Crete Company 6th 81 Iron Streets Lansdale, Pa. Phone: ULysses 5-4628 Established I884 Estate of Geo. S. Snyder FEED - COAL - HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIAL Distributors: Atlantic Heating and Motor Oils GasoIine Phone: 723-3630 Hatfield. Pa. H. Mininger 81 Son Souderton, Pa. CUSTOM BUILDING and REMODELING Phone: 723-3487 Ugite Gas Incorporated LP-GAS 8. APPLIANCES Wellington C. Alderfer Agent for MENNONITE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Box 194 - Harleysville, R.D. 1 Phone: 256-8426 Landis Super Market Telford, Pa. 723-4839 Landis Block Co. Route 63 81 Quarry Rd. Esso Fuel Oil Blue Coal K'J'PS'I e' Pa' M.-n..fac+..fer of WAYLITE and CINDER BLOCK TeIephone UL 5-544l Phone: 723-2527 Souderton, Pa. Phone 723-4326 Moser Studio PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 632 East Broad Street Souderton, Pa. Russell I. Moser, Prop. FORD FALCON Keyser-Miller Sales 259 N. Second Street Meetinghouse Garage Harleysville, Pa. Alignment - Tires V Wheel Horse - Toro-Bolens 256-8I3l Abram W. Bergey ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM SERVICE Soudemmlpau FORMICA CERAMIC TILE SHADES BLINDS 7219894 Harleysville. Pa. FUTURA THUNDERBIRD 256-8846 .4 - ., SOUDERTON Moron co. s 2nd and Chestnut Streets Souderton, Pennsylvania DODGE Cars - DODGE Trucks - DART Sales and Service - Years Ahead Styling - Al.DERFER'S BAKERY Home Made CAKES FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS Shoo-Fly - Funny Cakes - Breakfast Cakes Phone: 256-8820 Harleysville Pennsylvania CLEMMER MOVING 81 STORAGE Smokepipe Road, M.R. 1 Souderton, Pa. Warehouse: 47 N. Front Street Phone 723-2384 For Those Who Prefer Fine Qualify CLEAR VIEW FARMS Butter - Eggs - Cheese Serving the Wholesale Trade Since l930 L. F. KULP 8: SONS, INC. Phone: Harleysville, Pa. Beacon Feeds Ful-O-Pep Feeds MOYER 81 SON GRAIN - FEED - FLOUR - SEED - SAND CEMENT - LIME - COAL - FUEL OIL - PAINT Souderton, Pennsylvania Phone: 72-3-43OI-72-3-48I5 HENNING'S SUPER MARKET Air-Conditioned tor Your Comfort MAYTAG AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY Adiacent to Market Phone 256-3233 Harleysville, Pa. CLEMENS SUPER MARKET , ' 2 Second and ,- --...,, - , - - -1..- ----5: -A -L, V - , l 1000 . f- -'iz-f I i A I ' ' ' -on-nn.. D 'A 1, '1' ' ' - .,, - ,, Q --. Central Avenue I F I I I ui' as V V - N- Brood Sffeef ' , ii' 1'2 , , f ,-f -,,,',, ' tg -,A. flake: IEE F- A A I- Souderton, Pa. Lansdale, Pa. 616 E. Main Street Lansdale, P North Penn's Finest Food Markets 83 Willard C. Shisler BUILDER - CARPENTER l08 Groffs Mill Road, Harleysville, Phone: 256-8778 P H. W. Longacre. Inc. Processor of FANCY POULTRY Franconia, Pa. PArlcway 3-433 5 Lapp 81 Alderfer, Inc. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 303 E. Broad Street Souderlon, Pa. Lansdale Rambler 820 W. Main Street EMC Lansdale, Pa. Where Phone: ULysses 5-6850 Sfuderrts Sales - RAMBLER - Service speak . Alderfer Bologna Co., Inc. THY WORD ls TRUTH Manufacturers of a fgrch BOLOGNA and SMOKED MEATS a voice Harleysville, Pa. 256-8818 256-3300 lc' lhe lulufe EDGAR M. LANDIS BEEF, PORK, VEAL and LAMB Wholesale and Reiail Franconia. Pa. 723-3480 The Harleysville National Bank and Trust Company Harloysville, Pa. 256-8854 Slcippeclc, Pa. 584-4I62 Limerick, Pa. ISAIAH T. LANDIS 8. SON PLUMBING a. HEATING IN ALL BRANcr-ies B9Tl1ISl I9fT1 Dynallxerm Oil Burners Pumps, Fixlures and Supplies Phone: 25-6-8870 Mainland, Pa. Insurance Nofary Public WILLIS K. LEDERACH REAL ESTATE BROKER Lederach. Pa. On Rou+e II3 256-8535 GEHMAN'S MEATS Morwood, Pa. BEEF - PORK - VEAL - LAMB Phone: 723-3l3I HATFIELD PACKING CO. FRANKS - SAUSAGE - SCRAPPLE SMOKED HAMS - SMOKED BACON Hatfield, Pa. UL 5-5'I5'I THE BROTHERLY AID LIABILITY PLAN Esfablishecl by Lancasier Conference Liabiliiy Coverage in Case of Accidenf Cyrus M. Clemmer CLiFforcI 6-8755 Paul A. Godshall CLif'Iord 6-8452 Harleysville M.R. I, Pa. Harleysville R.D. I, Pa. Bear Ye One AHOIITGFIS Burdens MENNONITE AUTOMOBILE AID INC. MENNONITE AID INC. For Collision Coverage For Hospiial-Surgical Beneiiis KULP'S STORE Franconia, Pa. WAMBOLD BROS. GARAGE GEN I ERAL AUTO REPA RS S+one Ground Organic Whole Grain Flour Sumneyrown Pike Unsulphured Frui+s - Raw Sugar - Honey Black S+rap Molasses H5rIeY5yiIIeI Per-'nat Cereals 1- NBIUFGI VIIBITIIFIS Juicers, E+c. MOYERIS WASH HOUSE NYCE PLANNING MILL CO. N. Main Street Doylesfown, Pa. W. Pau' Moyer' Owner Every+I1ing Io Build Any+I'1ing 2-MINUTE CAR WASH FUEL OIL - COAL - BUILDING MATERIALS COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY Nonh Franklin Sfree' CAR GLAZING A SPECIALTY DoyIesIown, Pa. Phone: 348-3576 COIN OPERATED DRY CLEANING ROSENBERGER'S DAIRIES. INC. QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Frozen Food Locker Service Phone: 855-3425 Hatfield. Pennsylvania R. B. DETWILER HARDWARE - PAINT - GLASS Kulpsville. Pa. Phone: ULyms 5.5106 JOHN L. KULP PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING Lansdale, Pa. Phone: ULysses 5-45I7 PHILCO MAYTAG RCA UI.ysses 5-2 I 35 FELDl'S FURNITURE TELEVISION 81 APPLIANCES Sales and Service Main and Green Streets Lansdale, Pa. T. D. KEYSER. INC. MODERN aoov and PAINT SHOP Lansdale, Pa. ULysses 5-5I Ib ff-E, PAUL M. HUNSICKER 1 YT FUNERAL HOME 'X .rn ' 4, Bl , In ,M 4' Souderfon, Pa. . .- .. .N t . 4. Y, Privafe Parking FaciIiIies BERGEY'S GARAGE. INC. GENERAL TIRES RECAPPING and VULCANIZING N. Broad Sfreef, Lansdale Franconia UL 5-I388 PA 3-4359 DERSTINE 81 SWARTLEY CRUSHED and BUILDING STONE GRADING - EXCAVATING Trucks for Hire Telford, Pennsylvania Residence Phone: 723-4574 Founded l9I7 A Treaf To Ea? BUTTER - EGGS - CHEESE KELLER'S CREAMERY, INC. 855 Maple Avenue Harleysville, Pa. Area Code 2I5 256-887I 87 LAUCHMEN PRINTING CO. OFFSET and LETTERPRESS HAGEY'S BUS SERVICE Wood and Courtland Streets Franconia' Pa' Lansdale, Pa. PI-none: 723-438I Phone: ULysses 5-3I23 GRAYBlLL'S JACOB A. ALLEBACH Book and Stationary Service PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING BOOKSELLERS - STATIONERS - PRINTERS Popular Wallpaper 224 North Main Street 61 West Maple ne: 256-344I Harleysville, Pa. D0YIe5I0W Pe'I I5YIVa 'Ia 348-5804 GOSHEN COLLEGE LIBERAL ARTS CURRICULUM CHRISTIAN ATMOSPHERE Preparing youth for life and service in the church and world of tomorrow Doylestown Building Co. HOME IMPROVEMENTS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Main Sfreel Doylestown, Pa. Phone: 348-4408 Hope's of Souderfon CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 140 Main Sfreef Souderl'on, Pa. Elwyn L. Moyer PORTABLE FEED MILLING SERVICE Feed - Concenlraies - Molasses Eshelman Red Rose Feeds Telford, Pd. Phone: PArlrway 3-4869 Weingartner Sport Shop OUTFlTTERS FOR SCHOOL AND TEAM 310 West Main Street Lansdale, Pa. Phone: ULysses 5-9l93 E. 8: C. Keeler QUALITY EGGS AND POULTRY Harleysville. Pa. Bergey's Electric WESTING-HOUSE Fixfures and Eleclrical Appliance Hatfield, Penna. Phone: 723-3472 Sanford A. Alderfer AUCTIONEER Complele Aucfion Service Harleysville, Pa. 256-3436 Gro-Brams SPECIALISTS IN BABY BEEF PORK VEAL LAMB Harleysville, Pa. Phone: 256-8883 The Souder Store CLOTHING - YARDGOODS - NOTIONS Souderfon, Pennsylvania Theodore L. Gross Co WHOLESALE POULTRY Fresh Killed - Fresh Frozen - Paris Spring House, Pa. George Bishop, Mgr, LAMP'S SIGN STUDIO PLASTIC - NEON - GOLD LEAF TRUCK LETTERING Busy Since I932 449 Lincoln Hwy. - Malvern, Pu. Phone: NI 4-2632 IRVIN Y. ALDERFER PAINTING CONTRACTOR - Free Es+Ima'I'es - Harleysville. R. D., Pa. 25-6-8268 DERSTINE'S FARM MAID BRAND CREAMERY BUTTER Franconia, Pa. Phone: 723-2956 There is no subsIi+u+e for good buHer NORMAN G. GOOD PLUMBING - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING WATER SYSTEMS and SOFTENERS Souderfon, Pa. Phone: 723-2707 Underwood Corporafion Sales 81 Service Agency LANSDALE OFFICE SUPPLY CO. EVERYTI-IING FOR TI-IE OFFICE 213 W. Main Street Lansdale, Pa. ULysses 5-3640 Enferprise IO095 Wa+er Coolers Disfilled Wa+er EAGLES PEAK CRYSTAL SPRING WATER Clarence D. Meyers, Dis+. Box I8, Fountainville, Pa. 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