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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

1 K i 1966 SCH UL-ANDENKEN Editors - Carol Myers Betty Lou Shisl E' E Ll Ei' 5 ll '--'-7.hf i PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS CHR IS TOPHER DOCK THF 2 .ll HIGH SCHQOL Behind the doors of Christopher Dock many, golden opportunities for . . f 4 1 ,, sf Gin 5, 3 5 5 1 ,av friendship xaf gi 1 leadership exploration worship ,1v-'14 ' ' f Jura . , 6 creating competition gaining lf knowledge. Each student the keys of possesses character talent determination to unlock 9 these doors. X TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty 12 Seniors 22 U nderclassmen 38 Student Activities 52 RUTH ANN SWARTZENDR UBEH Throughout our four yours togctluzr your many zulmirublv quulilivs hum' contributed to Iluf .s1urf'c'.s.s of the oluss of 1966. As u lzonu' ezronomirs ft'llI'1ll'l', you have inspirwl munyfuturc ,IOH1ClHllkL'lZS'. Serving us zuluisor to many rom- miHr'cs, your idvus have lzvlpcrl originufzf muny Slll'1'l'SQfllI srhool furu'Iions. Wi' upprer'iufc' flu' pzlficruzf flcnzonstrutzd in flu' long und twrlious hours spun! perfbvfing flu' junior-Senior Bunyuvt. So, it is to you, Miss Swurizvnzlrulzcr, we llcrlivufc' flzis yvurlnook. ll ...--n ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY I 1 1 ii BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND RELIGIOUS WVELFARE COMMITTEIL SICATED: Nummn Bwhlr'l, .Vrlrrin Bz'nm'r. Curtis Bvrgvy, Nornzan Sourlvr, I, Silas Clwylzill. ST.-XNDINC: XVllIf!'I'A1lll'lifI'f, Floyd Illlfklllllil, Paul I,nngm'rc, Ralph llvflrirk. fRIlylIIUllII Rosmxluvgw' nu! on plmmp RICHARD DE1WVl'III,1'fR Supervising Prinviprll 14 LEE YODER CARROLL MOYER Supvmising Principal Elect Principal DANUQL REINFORD ELEANOR RUTII Algebra II, Allvmured Math, German I if II Secretary 15 GERALD BENNER EILEEN M O YER English III i7 IV, Advisor to Religious Life Committee Spanish I, II if IWC Physical Education, junior Class Advisor, Schul-Andcnkcn Advisor DONALD MILLER General Science, General Math, Business Math, Bilzle II, Advi- sor to Prayer Meeting Committee, Sophomore Class Advisor Miss Moyer cleans up after a delicious meal of chili at Student Leaders' Retreat. 16 YVILMEH KOLB .x1llSff' I L- II. Chorus, Phyxifwl Erluration. Mr. Kolb svcms to bc rlvvply cngrossefl in searrlzing fhr llmt fnruritz' sung. DUANE KA U F FMAN U. S. History, Civics, Cvography, C:0l7t'7'7lY7Il'Ylf, Eronmnir Ifrcslzrmzn Class Advisor. RONALD COLLINS Algvlzru I, Geometry, Physics, Svninr Svicnvc. ADA SHROCK English II, Typing I, Cl'f'11ti1'r' Waring. D04-kumunt Arlrisor, Fnnvlxnulrl Class Advisor. IIA R VISY BA l VMAN VVor11l Culturws, Soriology, Industrial Arts, Drirrr lfrlurwtion, Senior Class Advisor, Advisor to Christian Svrvirv Commilkfc. ROLAND YODER Biology, Chmnistry, Art, junior Class Advisor. WVI1 at is the ' L A LL EN .1 IAR TIN Sliariliancl I if II, Boaklwffping I I: II, Typing II, Qgirc Prac- tirv, SUIIIIUIIIOIT Class Advisor, Advisor to Aill ti C ze C ommittce. Mr. Martin is dcsprfratvly trying io get his point avross, R UTH ANN SWAR TZENDR UBER Home Economics I, II d: IV, Physical Iidxwation, Senior Class Advisor, Advisor to Social Committee. vrsahon today P I K ENE STA l 7Fl I'lIi linglish I, Lillrurmn. JOA N B ICH CEI' l'lzy.vir'1ll 1':flNl'llf'iUll. 3 5 Yr -U-v .i K f-www. Y . ' ,L 5. - ..,.,-wsf.m ,IM .. Q Wf, 4 'X N is '- f 1fa:.Lgr, ,Q I xi Mvi Y I .mu if L3 ufiliw fel 5 KSA' 'S 4 W Z4 A 'ig Clzurrla History 1311114 Id, IV Psyrlzcwlrvhrj Aduwr In Stuflnnt Cvunvil. MARGARET GASCIIO fmrl PAUL CLEMMICR, student teachers on our campus for eight weeks. 20 VINCE GISISISH MH. rmrl MHS. I'Il,'l'ON .UIiYli1iS ClI.S'fUllilll1-S'. Serving his I-XV fvrm as assistant rusiorlizm Emma I.m1r1i.v, hvuzl vookg Kass Lunrlis, Bvtfy Rfffl'll,lUllSf', and Sarah l,1'u!lu'r1n11n, assismnt ranks. K. S l'iu 3' -4 KA :S QQ w5iQ - A ' 35 Q . l '1 --YM - U.. f . -if 4 f R Q . S ' V 3174 . . AA . 'ei , Q 5 f , 5 T Q . E 1 ' 5 5 , g 3 2 ,Q n3f5m5iiX 5 ,fE5?ig Q Laffsi. ' E , f QA ejfgfiz Ym,L 2 L 1 SEQQQJ f g g i . S . I-rg? I z v 52 Q ,g ' 2? ig 5 -wa? Q y . k . AI ,Mm ff 5 h 1 A1 i 311 y 2 RS 7 A P i we 2 ' i g , , as 14 wif 'S . X ' -new Q- w 1 ' M, ,pm Q- X . ,ig 1 wg 1 Q' f 1:4 I .X X -A X ' . fl fx- - Y R Kylix I4 1 -5 - .1 -f , Q, -.RQ A Qwikelw 555- MARY IANE KOLB Aeadernie Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kolb 314 Mennonite Road Royersford, Pa. Senior class president . . . has a sharp ere on the lzaskethall court . . . stuthfnt director of The Miracle Worker . . . plans student Chapels . . . fuels relieved after completing English novel assignments. K Cul DON LONG Academic Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Long Mounted Route I Souderton, Pa. Forniulutes and sticks to his own opinion . . . class treasurer. . . dem- onstrated his unique acting ability as james in The Miracle Worker. H ,1 BETTY LOU SHISLER Academic Mr. Willard Shisler 108 Groffs Mill Road Harleysuille, Pa. Secretary of senior class . . . aetice MYF'er at Sammi . . . cheerful in the mornin . . . spends her leisure time afterseiool working at Swartley 's. DOLOR ES MAR TIN Academic' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin Route I East Earl, Pu. Capable leader and viee-president of the senior Class . . . dedicated prayer meeting leader . . . posses- ses artistie talent . . . looks forward to those neat weekends. CLASS OFFICERS 24 D' 6- CLYDE ALDERFER Gvnvral Mr. aml Mrs. Abram C. Alclarflv' Httllft' 1. Box 356 Iif1:'lw11sx'ill1'. Pa. Stoiral . . . inrl1'pf'mlr'nt . . . gaorl at math . . . has nvat handwriting . . . xroulcl rathcr study than vat. Bill jinally vom'im'1's his aunt antl unc'h ' to lmy a Docklllllcllt. RODNEY ALDEHFER Cc'm'ral Mr. aml Mrs. Ernvst Alrlvrfar 181 Harlrysuillr, Pike ' Sourlerton, Pa. Lice wire .... s trams that guitar . . . takes good rare of hi.s '59 Dodge? . . . prqfers girls to school. DOROTIIEA BECHTEL Amflwn io Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bcvhtel Rrmtz' I Spring City, Pa. Grariaus . . . always ready hir a goorl laugh . . . a willing listener . . . kvaps library visitors in line. LARRY BENNER Comrral Mr, anrl Mrs. Linforrl Benner 37 WValnut Street Souilcrton, Pa. Coopr'ratirc' . . . aryoys his organ lessons . . . a rclianle member of stagz' crow in The Miracle Workor . . . spcmls lvisurzf time taking aura of his littlf' hrothcr. 25 73 Q f 'QM ga 7 U?' '1 WILMER ALDERI I li Cana ral Mr. anll Mrs. hvlllllff M Ahh rlu 126 Alrlcrkr Roacl llarlvysivillr, P Om' of Big Five on 1 arsitq rlrivrs an immarulatz' '59 Cha 1 I1 '10-S'.YI'SSl'S llll sh arp flrffssar. insf'rutahlc' arf Off? QU juru' 8, IMS, Ihr' nwmlwrs Qf thc senior rlass try lhvir luvk al 1-afrlzingfislx and keeping thvir slmnar'lls svttlvzl. IPONAIJJ DELI' Afvulmnir' Mr. aml Mrs. SIIIIIUPI Dalp lfasl Orrilla Rnafl VERNON BURKHAR DT Gcrwral Mr. anal Mrs. Vernon Burkharrlt Frr'rlc'ri1'lc, Pa. Arlrls his booming hass min' to Touring Clmrus . . . lilcvs a good IIISFIISSIOH . . . always rcarly to slmulrlvr a flfw vxfra responsilzilitirrs. IANE BYLER Academic Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bylcr Route I, Box 214 Hamburg, Pa. One in a million . . . lmrn actress . . . lively . . , zooms arounfl in her rod chariot .... s hows her musr'I1's lay r'liml1ing thr' gym mpc. mv 'Q-rw-'v BEVERLY DERSTINI MARIE DELP Crmum'rr'ial Commercial Mr. anrl Mrs. Stanlzfy Dcrsfmc Mrs. Bcalrirv: Delp 604 Perlcimmm Avcnue Routr' 1, Box 85 Hrlrlvysvillv, Pa. Ilalfivlcl, Pa. Lansdale, Pa. YVOulzl make an 1'xc'1'llent slzorflulml lfnjoys wnrlcirzg rrffwr srlmal . . . E 'riant Doc-kumcnt tl pist. . . lady- !c'm'lz1'r . . . rvlialnlz' Sllul-AnclLnku1 lorvs tha mf!-af-flaws . . . that dark li'e . . . beautiful aullurn hair . . . typist. . . works at Eastern M1 lllllllllll lwlarlc hairl . , . rlry svnsr' Qf humor. carts a carloarl of girls to school. Hvme. f N1-agp' .ii-If 26 y, itat yi -- J J IIENR Y DERSTINE General Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bergey Route 1, Box 18 Telhml, Pa. Expresses his own viewpoint . . . likes to laugh . . . hind of Mr. Col- lins' classes . . . found working in the early morning hours at Bergeys Garage. CAROL YN DERSTINE Commercial Mr. and Mrs. Noah Derstine Route 2 Perkasie, Pa. Vice-Jresident of Student Council . . . has a frienf ly smile for all . . . possesses artistic talent . . . a de- pendable and hard worker. DAVID DERSTINE General Mr. and Mrs. Chester Derstine Main Street Dublin, Pa. Ask me I care . . . . . liuens up the yellow do . . has the most innocent look whiiz telling one of his made-up stories . . . always has a smile. xii jfgskl . .5 , if dh Merle is waiting for a chance to get solid evi- dence of the enormous fish he saw. BETTY DETXVEILEH SUZANNE DERSTINE Cfmmwfcifll C0m,,w,Cia1 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Detweiler Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Derstine 301116 2, .Box 203 18 Hunsber er Lane Pffkll-S'1C', PU- Hmjeysvfic, pa. Well-made banquet costumes reflect An individualist . . . adept pianist he' Umm!! Us f' SC -YWUSS - - - fIU- . . . well-supplied with jokes . . . fvSfSM0Hdf1y wf'1i'1gS---Offvnwen exercises her fingers by typing and in 'he fypmg mom A - ' flfcelm 'md knffting' ' handles responsibility well. 27 linu' hir J 9iili'-.M . f 'NRS' Q43 BRUCE DETWEILER Acachwnir: Mr. anrl Mrs. Ilarohl Detwciler Routf' I Soallcrton, Pa. llas his own historival anal political mriawpoints . . . -tinzls vars to be an lllfl'l'f'SlllIg sahjwvt . . . works off his c'm'rgy at Proviflmlt Bookstore . . . faithful pitch man har Mr. Kolb. a hrvak for thc' lishvm and tha' LINDA DETWEILER I INDA IIIQT Commerrial Conmu rc :al Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dcftwcilcr Vr llllll Urs 11651 Fllbf 604 Miningcr Roazl 731 Sum Qtars Road Souclcrton, Pa. Plzammsillf Pa Quiet . . . always neat . . . works llamlles a pulsup with ease haril in the cafeteria . . . a real lafly 0111111110155 and foopzratuc finals English rlass orfry amusing. azth ul lunrh tulat pzmfhu always on thc go ERNEST GODSHALL C1'n1'ral Mr. aml Mrs. Ernest Gorlshall North Broad Street Colmar, Pa. Has an answer or eoerytlzirlg . . . a mamorahlf' XVi rlvat William. . . likvs to water ski . . . virre-pmsiflvrit of Plains M. YF .... enjoys lazy evalua- tions and stimulating argarnvnts in sociology. MAR! GODSHALL Gvrwral Mr. aml Mrs. Allen Corlshall Box I9 L1'1lararfh, Pa. Always rvacly to help . . . zlisrlays lots of srhool spirit . . . fricmlly to all . . . has a laugh all her own. 28 39 .. ,fi-42 IUVTII ANNE GOSIIOXV CYVIQN CRUFF CLICON HACKMAN CfIIl1lIIl'l'!'illI Avaclvmir' Gvnvral Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Goshow Mr. and Mrs. Clauflv Graff Mr. ami Mrs. Iiarrisim Ilavkmrm Fl'lllll'UIliIl. Pa. 30 YV1'st Maplf' Auvrlue Hmm' I, Box 190 Has a sirong lIi'f4'l'II1illllfiUH . . . kvvps Ilarivysciilzg Pa. Ilarlc'ySl'iil1'. Pa. you laughing . . . a Swil1'l1lr0rll'il Cram, . . . at flu' lzvall of Iliff An all-armmfi grrltlmmlrz . . . an uprratur at liwgvyfv. Taping I vlass . . . vcmiagious giggii' f'X1'f'Ill'1lf Spf-akrr af Df'uIsr'h . . X Ve n Ill. : 'su' E N yy' gm' lcuv'X anna. , X X wx f .. f X . ma. ' ijX'Y ix .. 12 N x ' i x r if. x.k. tn . N. , . 3' fa- Xa x . sh. ,K anfmfs li.vi1'nin,Q to a jnkz' anyiimr' . . . . . flmnmzsiraics pwjflfvi rlivingfmn an assci In ilu' varsity fvam. . . . bfricnclly lo ali. Believe it nr no! uri' finally rvarlzifil flu' Iapi MAR Y IIACKMAN Avazlemic Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hackman Rrmlc' I Lansriaiv, Pa. Looks forward in hmm' crmxmnirs viassc-.v'. . . tlmsc :lark sparkling cyvsl . . . an arrive nzwninrr 0 Nimws' Club . . . a willing luflper. EDXVARD HARRIS Academic Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Harris Box 331 Doylcstown, Pa. A hpival Harris . . . reasons and thinis for hinisifif .... S mall and lrlonrl . . . vlzauqffcur jbr tluf Brmzmvnans. NELSON HOWE General Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Howe 611 Rosemont Avenue Lansdale, Pa. One of our shorter members . . . good conversationalist . . . we infomied in the world of sports. DORIS HEDRICK General Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hedrick 801 West Main Street Lansdale, Pa. To wear or not to wear glasses . . . a lone girl in senior science . . . big sister to a sophomore . . . has a ready access to groceries. JAMES HERSCHBERGER Academic Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Herschberger Route 1, Box 9 Hatfield, Pa. One of the 'ileffsn of our class . . . a 1 whiz in physics . . .future engineering student . . . drives a hot Chevy six bangern . . . aoid hunter and fisherman. MERLE HUNSBERGER General Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Hunsberger Route 1, Box 93 Telford, Pa. One of our senior newcomers . . . makes friends easily . . . displays his talent on the guitar . . . obtains great pleasure in senior science . . . ac ds a splendid tenor to Touring Chorus. 30 October 1, 19635, turned out to be a rainy day for t best entertainment. VERNON HUNSBERGER Academic Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hunsberger 350 Cowpath Road, Route 1 Souderton, Pa. Enjo s any kind of math . . . flies a uyellliw canary to school . . . plays piano well , . . at home on the basket- zall court. W LUCILLL KULP Avallemic Mr. and Mrs. Iruszn Kulp 32 North Grulzcr Roall llarlvysrillv, Pa. Blomlv aiul pvtitc' .... s hows her quirk reflcxvs on tht' lzaskvthall rourt . . . honor roll sturlvnt . . . quiot aiul rvscrrvfl . . . vutv gigglv. SALLY LANDIS Acallcmir' Mr. anal Mrs. Linwood A. Landis Dublin, Pa. A grcai assvt to thc music rlcpartmvnt ramping trip. Sonu' founrl singing to ln' the , blgggg to malcc' lUf?i'd ffwfs ' ' - opmionatvrl . . . wall-informed. DALE LEATHERMAN ELIZABETH LOUX General Arrallemic' Mr. and Mrs. lilmvr Lvatlwrnum Dr. anrl Mm. Norman Loux 56 XVcst Linroln Armziw 138 Cowpath Road, Route 1 llathclrl, Pa. Souzlcrton, Pa. Svlzlom quiet of iiuwtitv . . . one of Everything is worth a giggle . . . Snyrlvrs haril-working employees vrullcss warzlrohe . . . a Roger Miller . . . 'finds that girls aah a lot to lift' fan . . . has a natural affection for . . ownvr of a low uoirv. animals . . . a simrere Christian. 31 l R USSELL MAST Arazlwnir' Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mast Route I Oleg, Pa. Consrivntious 0l1lCl'l0f to homvurorlc . . . has troulzlc getting a romlz through all his rurls . . . takas frustrations out on his '60 Forrl . . . his l'0tHIIIl'1lL9 prom' intorrsting. CHERYL MOYER IEAN MOYER CAROL MYERS Academic Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Moyer 124 S. Fourth Street Telford, Pa. An ideal .student . . . capable dental assistant , . . Dockument deadlines give her headaches . . . looks forward to Goshen . . . dramatized well the part ofAnnie Sullivan. Commercial Academic Mr. Mark Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Leirly Myers 321 N. Second Street Mounted Route 2 Souclerton, Pa. Doylestown, Pa. Has rare comments , , , her pretty Capalzle and dependable . . . slaves l7lllClC hair is always in place , . , away over yearbook layouts. . . read! lnak? good' use of her '49 Plymouth to ly?e a good time . . . dainty hand: . . . un to ze with. am eet. VERNON MYERS Academic Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Myers Danlroro, Pa. Guernsey . . . ificient manager for stage set of The iracle Worker . . . an all-around gentleman . . . another one of our fuitar strummers . . . a good tonic ?or most athletic teams. DENNIS PORTER General Mr. and Mrs. Geor e Porter 723 Edfe Hill Road Ansley, Pa. Has an innocent humor . . . an ardent snake lover . . . easily made new friends as a newcomer to the senior class . . . a natural born artist. 32 IC aztwztzcs at Camp Swatara klilu .15 BR YAN Pl 'RDON ROBERT ROSENBERGER General General Mr. and Mrs. David H. Purrlon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rosenberger 4387 Burlgfield Terraee Mounted Route Tremse, Pa. Souderton, Pa. Dare . . . persistent . . . interesting Quiet lrut friendly . . . ean't be missed FUI!l't'l1YllH0lllIlfSf...tIl'0lL7l'll lzaelielor in lzis real VW . . . a whiz at art . . . hails from Trevose. . . . always has a ready laugh for a good joke. IOSEPH RUTH General invigorating mlleylrall games. Mr- ml Mm- Alpllms RUN' Route 2 Fleetwood, Pa. Takes eare of the money bag of Student Couneil . . . one ofour fastest mile runners . . . ean,t wait to go home weekends . , . studies hard . . . has a laugh all his own. EILEEN SOUDER Academic Mr. and Mrs. Lester Souder Box 379 Skippaek, Pa. Small but mighty . . . Cute little eolnred girl in The Miracle NVorker . . . her eyes tell a story . . . fnds library work interesting? 33 Mr and Urs VVilnur Rush E1nma's aiontz dishromn girl really glLCS that lmaszlzall a :dunk . . . enyays knitting, on the lcllou, Dog . puts all slu llas into any attempt f--w.fM....,,- ,...,,4. M ERLE SO UDER ring City, Pa. Manager o varsity team . . KATHLEEN STOLTZFUS Academic Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swltzjus Route 2 Douglassville, Pa. Contributes original ideas to com' mittees . . . the unforgettable Helen in Oh it's The Miracle Worker . . . , simply horrible! . . .full of pep . . . has lots of school spirit. There really is somebody in that sleeping bag! JACK STYER Commercial Mr. and Mrs. Abram Styer Maron Road, Route 1 Hatfield, Pa. Works those late hours at the R03 Diner . . . fncls piloting a green zombie to be more fun than studying . . . another one of our 'Yej's . . . always has a Hi for everyone. MARY STYER Academic Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Styer 222 Reliance Road Souderton, Pa. Well or anized and very emcient . , . Mr. Kolifs reliable secretary . . . quite the lady . . . conscientious . . . her sweet soprano voice adds to any singing group. ,MU 7.1 it. 34- Commercial Mr. and Mrs. Norman Souder Route 1 terested in current events . . . has a time in freshman algebra class . . . headed for the business world. SUE SWAKTLEY Commercial Mr. and Mrs. james Swartley Box 86 Dublin, Pa. Originates new tunes for old songs . . . insatiable appetite . . . oioacious . . . a poke in the ribs sends har flying . . . an all-around athlete. Rip 7 .pv- XVILLIAM SYVARTLEY General Mr. arul Mrs. William Swariley 341 Coflshall Roall Souclerfon, Pa. Teasing is his miclrlle name . . . makes a Jerfeet emeee for any event . . . Ullow does lhat grah you? . . . often in the spotlight . . . never seen with an empty VYV. DONALD WEA VER General Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weaver Route 2 Collegeuille, Pa. All of 6'3 . . . a deep bass voice . . . an original thinker . . . has a unique laugh . . . keeps the Izaek 1 corner of C.-4 lively in home room. 4 The boys r'an't seem io -hlllow jeans explicit directions. GRAD UA TI ON 1 965 -2 P i 1 I 6 35 The battle of wills continues as Annie tries to teach Helen table manners. Carol Myers and Cleon Hackman pause before serving the last course. I. nh Guests' dine on the lawn of a southern plantation. lsiolll Amused, the Keller household watches as Captain by Helen. SO UTH ERN Russ Mast and Betty Detweiler extend southern hospitality to the arriving guests. ' z ff' Q4 .af . V 2 5 ' 5 x ,s ' 'g .. EE 3 -0 1: ,.. 's ij fy gs, Q 9 t... W 3 if l if U Water, XV-A-T-E-R, It has a NAME! .sts Annie in getting out of the room whielz was locked S The eafeteria was converted into a garden. She spells milk, she gets llzillcln On May 22, 1965, the class of 1966 honored the senior elass by presenting the annual junior- Senior Banquet featuring The Miracle Worker. The highlights of the plantation dinner were fried chicken and strawberry shortealce. Follow- ing tlze meal the guests were entertained by . The Miracle Worker. This play portrays six- year-ola' Helen Keller and her young gooerness, Annie Sullivan, who strives to open Helen's locked mind with the key of language. Xe 37 E .- 2 . Q I S' Q f if-f ,. g 5, 5 Q 3 5. K Q F . 5 A ik 3. 'LA S SMEN Lmlla Alder er Mildred Alllerfer Plulnp Benner Willard Bergey Beth Brenneman Dacizl Burkhardt Ronald Bush Carol Byler Barry Chappell Carolyn Clemens Robert Clemens jurlitll Clemmer Flarcnf-e Derstine Harley Darstinc Christine Benner Patricia Bontrager Io Ann Barkholder 40 Ruth Rice President Clenda Moyer Rhoda Ehst Daud Frankenfield Sharjn Frm d Shirley Freed Louise Gehman Amy Gmyard Ioan Godshall Norell Codshall Arlene Hackman Caroll Haines David Halteman Philip Horning Debbie HllIlSlJCfgl?f Marlin Hunslzerger Karen Kindy Bruce Kooker jane Krat: Carolyn Mininger Larry Moyer Gerald Myers Janice Kulp Richard Landes Rhoda Lapp Nancy Lawrence Nelson Martin Edward Meyers Pamela Miller Terry Miller Ferne Moyer Leon Moyer John Nissley iw xl' Glenda Moyer Lois Musselman Barbara Nock 42 Gerald Myers checks the card catalog information on the Civil War. ue to find tm- Q, 6 1 , Linda Reinforcl Ruth Rice Sara Rittenhouse Paul Rush Greta Srhellcnlufrg Marla Schcllenbcrg Noreen Schetfig Mary lane SITIIIHPH Donald Schmidt ICHYI Slbflfffl ll Ruth Walter Shirley XVza1,Lr Larry, Sara, and Shirley are dzlvcussing that hard history test. Ma,-ghd White,-more Keymggh Yggk 353' r w fic: Q -'wi gl 9 K r 'LQOQ - L V N ax lx L.. Donna A1111 rkr Ruth Ann Alzlvffvr Ruflz Ann Hllfllllllll Huy Benner XVIHIIIIII Blond R11 y Bolton Becky Clemons Dean Clemmcr Donna Clvmmvr Debbie Collivvr Dianm' Delp Curlrn Dvlp Sharon Dclp Clvon Dcrsiim' A. Aldine Anders Elaine Bergcy Steven Brown , W P37 ' YY' - os .Af X 1 I sffj figl fag? mf jf 5292 we- .,.?k,,-A, .. ,..'-,. xl- ., 5' ,.-, fx .1. E.: rw? 4ff,rx4.gf41ff .. , .,. gi, Q 4 . N? ' LM, M., M ,. f,-. .V , fn n ,Aw lift, 1,4 T11--N3 -1 7 :?,w:X X ? Sophomore Class Offirvcrs: Dorm Clvmnu'r, 1 Dersfinv, Seorcturyg Iumfllzf Lllllfff-Y, Trcr if 4... iinnr -l , . K ., .JE f it fl: Q X ,X lg r TW' Y z I Q Jil , siflcntg Martin Kolb, i 4 I w ff Presirlentg Margaret Kenton Derstine Margaret Derstine Donald Deiweiler Lois Detweiler Twila Detweiler Lena Delwiler Dale Frankcnjiclzl David Gehman Mary Ann Halteman .. ,Q 'Y Sandra Harris Verna Hedrick Barry Hunslzerger Marian Hansberger William Keller Rachel Kimly Lois King Gail Kolb 45 Martin Kolb P Richard Kolb S tg, 3 ., L 3 IL. ' M' .9--it 2 Linda Kramer A A - A lean Kulms at Q 'ef 1 my H, Marlin, Omar, Kenton, and Ray are eager to ga Richard Kulp Darlene Landis Ianelle Landis After gym Ruth Ann and Gail primp for their Kathleen Landis Riffhard Landis Rodney Landis next class. Timothy Mininger Kathleen Moyer Nancy Mayer 'Ni ' ' M ir' g s., Tff 7 .QQ-vw. . .A 4,5 K Q41 , ,-5 its ., . Ng.:?1tf ' -fr 1 ,K ..1f12-225455 46 .L-Jekt v .I X.--W -isffeael A..- 1 Martene Musselman Edwin Pollock Kenneth Reinforcl Lorraine Reinforrl Merle Reinforrl Lois Rittenhouse r a hard day at svhool. N. N-f' ff' Q 1 X g Larry Hush Marlin Ruth Nanvy Stoltqflls Gerald Stover Lois Ann Styer Omar Zook These extra calories r1on't seem to bother them. V32 nv' ,, ,f m ,?,n , , J: Betsy Alflmfer David Alllvffbr Limla Aldcifer Rebccra Alllfftfff Thelma Beizller Timothy Benner Donald Bergey Fern Bergey Timothy Brenncman D 5 ,- FITSIIIIIIIII Class Ofhrvrs: Holi Smoker, Scvreiaryg Tim Brc'nn1'nu1n, Vlt'l'-I,VC'.YillL'l1f. Timoiliy Cassel Tim Clbmens Ibm Clemens Carolyn Clemmer Karen Clcmmer Norman Clemmer Ann Derstine Davirl Dcrstine 48 -I Ann Derstine, Treasurerg Betty Myers, A Elaine Derstine Ruth Ann Derstine Clyde Detweiler Glenda Detweiler Bonnie Felfon Elaine Freed Behe Godshall Stanton Godslaall Arlhur Griffin Sandra Grojf Gem Cross Elaine Halteman Theodore Harris Faith Hoover Linda Hostctler Aaron Kolb julia Kulp 49 Martha Kulp Ioanne Landes Alice Landis Deborah Landis Timothy Landis Paula Leasa Joanne Leatherman John Leatherman Linda Miller David Moyer Dolores Long Carolyn Martin Eileen Moyer Evangeline Moyer Linda Mazucco Ruth Ann Meyers Gloria Moyer Philip Moyer 50 Timothy Moyer Betty Myers Q Mary Myers -X Philip Nyce Glenn Reinford Philip Rosenberger ',- , L.AV - We gf 1 L i L Sally Rosenberger Joan Shikler Christine Swartley Donald Swnrtlcy Boll Smoker Melodiu Souzler Iolm Swartley Cindy Tyson Carol Stover Beth Swartley Daniel Walter Marjorie Weaver 51 STUDENT ACTIVITIES X if ,fr . uf y ,f fl J .X . , 1 . 1 f 1 4 L.. .Q SEATED: Ruth Rice, Ken Zook, Low Musselman, Beth Brenne- Myers, Bob Smoker, Linda Alderjfer, Martin Kolb, Peggy Derstine, mlm, C!1f0lyf1 DGF-Siifw, Joe Ruth, Mary ,lane Kolb, Cheryl Moyer. Mary Ann Halteman, Betty Lou Shisler, Aldine Anders, Kenton STANDING: Julia Kulp, Glenda Moyer, Ruth Ann Derstine, Betty Derstine. -in M 19 f A ' S TUDEN T C O UN C I L 54 Executive Committee: Lois Musselman, Secretary, joe Ruth, Treasurer, Beth Brenneman, President, Carolyn Derstine, Vice-President. S N? A ii Q Organized by Student Council, the Prayer Meeting Committee endeavors to make Talk-and-Pray groups interesting for each student. organizes school activities promotes spiritual growth In September students spent a profitable'24 hours relaxing at Luke Wallenpaupack and discussing their responsibility as leaders at C.D. 55 2, Bruce Koolcer puts in an extra hour after school to complete the prayer room on the third jioor of the administration building. Mr. Iames Lapp, advisor to Student Council and Mr. Willis Miller, guest speaker, proved to be good chefs at the Student Leaders' Retreat. vxquv K 1 J A gang of school-free students impatiently waits for lunch on School Day Out. The Christian Service Committee was organized to plan a program to be giv churches of the area. ii K f i en in 56 Beth Brennenzan accepts pervising principal for a performs Miss Ruth fs daily Santee list. Junior boys strain their muscles in the annual tug of war on School Day Out. Standing on the wait In Inf rluatirmrfl Off ject was to raise numey r1'spansiInI1tu's of su- whilzf Betty lJl'fll't'f1!'l' of making up tht- ab- Students decorated a tree with Woolens for Winter for this yearls Christmas project. I'0UlH'i1 lHl'llll7t'7'S fur a clay. Huis pro- treasury. out an error to Peggy Derstine. ' Richard Kolb finds satisfaction in share of money for Work Day. Teaching Typing I on Student Ad- ministration Day, Mary Styer points encourages student expression deoelopes attitudes of good citizenship the job he has lined up in order to cam his 57 43 me SEATED: Dolores Martin, Lucy Kulp, Kathy Stoltzfus, Betty Lou Edward Harris, Ernest Codshall, Larry Benner, Merle Soufler, Miss Shisler, Carol Myers. STANDING: Linda Rush, Beverly Derstine, Moyer, Advisor. Tlu' Iirli-Kit mul tlu' irlms Qftlw Sfllffl'l'l'Ilfl?Il tlwfinislwfl Betty Lou Shisler, assistant editor, and Carol Myers, editor, llrrvifle ycurlmolc. upon the fnlll layout. M2 Q4 58 Merle Sauder, the plmtograplzer, prepares to cap- ture some camlizl shots of students. SCH UL Beverly Destine congratulates Linda Rush for a per ect page. l x SEATED: Kathy Stoltzfus, Janice Kulp, Barbara Nock, Cheryl Sally Landis Richard Lanrlas Iam Herschberger David Gehman Moyer, Mary Ann Halteman, Liz Loux. STANDING: Jane Byler, Louise Gel man Miss Shrock advisor DOCK UMEN T Dockument Co-Editors, Barbara Nook and Cheryl Moyer, undertake the laborious task of preparing the final layout. 60 v.-,,v , ,, llllflnillrlllh A I ,. in-. Busmcsv lllllllllgtfi Bmw Ixoolxcr Vernon Myers' rzrculuhon 77llIfl!IUl79 Vary Stqzr Mary Iam lxolh Irurf lxulp C'molyn C11 mms fam Ixmfzg photograplur V1 rl: 90111111 Eacxicmcnt fhnuas' euerywlwrv on Dockumcnt release day 61 ,xxx i i Members of the Nurses Club listen as Liz Loux reads a report from Mrs. Rhoda Benner, Mrs. Carol Longaere, and Miss Marie Souder, the Student Nurses Club Convention. Under the sponsorship of the club also toured the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Knitting Club provides opportunities for experi- enced knitters to keep in practice. Even begin- ners are welcome to try their skill. The chatter of voices drowns out the clicking of needles. p C V T' 'fif?fi-7- af i T if 14. pn K . 53' r in V' W -' I - f i 62 Q - ... ..... , -. -ii 1 - .4 ...i-........ -6-.L The champion of the ping pong tournament, sponsored by Stu- L. dent Council, was Don Schmidt The newly organized Foreign Pen Pal Club listens as Cindy Tyson reads a letter from Argentina. The Amateur Radio Club studies a telegraph. Mr. Collins, advisor of Nic club, had much expreience in using a ham radio while in Puerto Rico. L 63 'The Vocies of Scotlandn Mens Chorus entertained the student body in a special assembly. The Night Visitors rest in the home their search for the King. Q' ...f 'fr Q. X. if ' x , s . aoifsif On October 23 John Howard Grijjin, not- ed writer and Iectur- so er, challenged the ecrmnwn view on civil rights. of Amahl and his widowed mother during Mr. Yoder awards Mary Styer a camera for being high sales- man in the Audubon Sales Campaign. An humble peasant girl dances before the three kings in the senior Christmas presentation of AmahI and the Night Visitors. A LOOK AT 64- The cafeteria fills rapif Campus in thc fall. is 5 S Q Uzree minutes betwvcn IWILS affords little time jbr vhaffing Sophomarvs v.x'vrr'isv Iheir lllUSl'll'-Y instead of their brains on an affer- noon Qf campus rlaan-up. SCHOOL LIFE 1' hrmgry stmlvnts impativntly wait in Iinc. Itfs 3:35 p.m. Timz' to vlvan the boards again. rawnwv I .I- 591,10 A - K Qfdiv . L, I 'A 35' -V 1 'ff , fx , Q I ,C is i W ' ' ' SO , EN . ,A . , 4, -- ' ' ' V l M MXH A if M Q4 5' O If 0 0 WORSHIP Q' .bf K A panel of students presented two views coneeming recreation jbr Friday morn- ing Student Chapel, planned by the Religious Life Conunittee. For Spiritual Life Emphasis Week John and Vel Shearer shared with us in stimulating ehapel talks and directed workshops to demonstrate the praetieality of their ideas. Ruth Rive takes advantage ofan opportunity to ehat with Mr. Lapp, the student pastor. K f 7 - 67 9 X N 4: Senior Sextet - Carol Myers, Li: Loux, Sally Landis, Dottie Bechtel, Sue Derstine, Mary Styer. Sophomore Quartet - Janelle Landis, Omar Zook, Dean Clemmer, Aldine Anders. A CAPPELLA CHORUS FIRST ROW: Sandra Harris, Lois Ann Styer, Io Ann Burlcholder, Kathleen Mayer, Ferne Moyer, Mary Ann Halteman, Ruth Walter, Kathleen Land iv, jane Kratz, Shirley Freed, Patricia Bontrager, jean Kuhns. SECOND ROW: Sharyn Freed, Martene Musselman, Ruth Ann Bauman, Lois Rittenhouse, Marian Hunsberger, Peggy Der- stine, Ruth Anne Alderfer, Rhoda Ehst, Mildred Alderfer, Gail junior Quartet - Harley Dvmtine, Bruce Kaaker, Ken Zook, Richard Landes. E 2 Kolb, Rhoda Lapp, Linda Reinford, Carol Byler, Mary jane Schmell, Lois King, Aldine Anders. THIRD ROW: Kenton Der- stine, Steven Brown, Janelle Landis, Twila Detweiler, Merle Rein- ford, Omar Zook, Gerald Stover, Philip Horning, Gerald Myers, Dean Clemmer, Dale Frankenfield, Timothy Mininger, Marlin Ruth. Director - Mr. Wilmer Kolh L 5 f i ' . i 1 Q ,yi lil JUNIOR CHOR US FIRST ROW: Paula Leosa, Dolores Long, Eileen Moyer, Aaron Kolb, Timothy Moyer, Theodore Harris, Linda Mazueeo, Bette Godshall. SECOND ROW: Karen Clernmer, Thelma Beidler, Mar- jorie Weaver, Faith Hoover, Carolyn Martin, Daniel Walter, Glenn Reinford, Timothy Brennernan, Martha Kulp, Mary Myers, Deborah Landis, Elaine Freed, Fern Bergey. THIRD ROW: Evangeline Moyer. Relzeeea Alderfer, Ann Derstine, Joanne Landes, Elaine TO UR FIRST ROW: Lois Musselman, Christine Benner, Carolyn Cle- mens, Sue Derstine, Joan Godshall, Linda Alderfer, Janice Kulp, Sara Rittenhouse, Kathleen Stoltzfus, l curse Gehman, Carolyn Mininger, Carol Myers. SECOND ROW: Jane Byler, Elizabeth Loux, Ruth Ann Coshow, Mary Jane Kolb, Beverly Dertstine, Doro- thea Bechtel, Beth Brenneman, Cheryl Moyer, Mary Hackman, Benner Sally Rosenberger Ruth Ann Derstme Linda Miller, Gloria Moyer Elaine Derstme FOURTH ROW Glenda Detweal- er Candy Tyson Linda Hostetlcr Linda Alderfer Betsy Alder er, Christine Swartley Arthur Gr: en Bob Smoker Carolyn Clemmc r, Gem Gross Julia Kulp Bonnie Felton Beth Swartley, Joan Shisler, Alice Landis. Halteman, Betty Myers, David Alderfer, Philip Moyer, Timothy ,, - , ' ,y - , , ,f D I . , , , . 3 NG CH OH US Sally Landis, Norell Godshall, Mary Godshall, Mary Styer. THIRD RONV: Ken Zook, Richard Larules, Paul Rush, Merle Ilunslrerger, Vernon Burkhardt, Vemon Myens, William Swartley, Don Weaver, Henry Derstine, Larry Moyer, Brure Kooker, Vemon llunslrerger, Bruce Detweiler, Harley Derstine. M Q. ln vi 0 I EJB . --.X wiggfgwdsb- uqmwww- :if-A , 4 ff X I J I I Uh 'Y ' v 3 in ' Trlflvs. Marlin Derstine gleefully plots the murder of flu' evil-cyecl alll man in The Tblllale Heart. girl's prayvr for rilzlzons for her hair. SPRLNCZILAY 1965 Dull-wittell Uncle Dial: Copperfeld, 71 advises Aunt Betsy upon tlm walfarv af lplllllll Lacking in height Kenton Demlinc tries ta rcrrapturz' the image of Daniel Webster in volume. 4 A ,lbw tirvrl survivors rmrlz the mul qf the mill' Hill. A A Bill Snvzlrflry l'll.S'I LM .. Donna CI1'n1mr'r lIllllllllllllS Iln' Ivcul flown flu' final sIrc'ff'lx. H1 s not flying, only lrroarl jumping! fs. 1 r-is 72 Every nmsvlv straining, Vvmnn Myers raw ly rlrfurs' flu' lun' ai SW. als ilu' agony nf u winnvr. 3 . . 'Q 553 9, a ' Q g. ' 2 , L g Q uk ' O if Qi ' Q f n K . 'Y . U qx R . tl .n u K . if ' l ui Y ' ., . '17 o Q 5 ,k IQ J! -S .Vary Sty1'r'.vj?lr'irll 1'xpr1's.vim1 l'l'l'l'1ll.Y N14 fjfbrt .s-114' 4'x4'rI.s' in flu' .s-QfYlmIl llzrmv. Ervry rfyt' lClIfl'lIl'S us Bill Blum! wigglrs his way nvvr the Iulr. Om' finul Imrsf Qf sprawl would nmkv ll r1if7Q'rvr1r'z'.' Cusps rise from Ihr' Frmrrl us Larry M0yvrf'l1'1lm 47'! . 73 FRONT ROVV: Don Schmirfi. Marty Kolb, Brave Konkrr, Vernon IIlll1Sl1f'f,Ql'I'. Clrfnn H!l!'k7l11ll1, BACK ROYV: Mr. Marlin, l'O!ll'll, Mvrlv lIllllSl7l?fg0l', loc' Ruth, Iim I1CRS'llIN'1'tf1l?l', wlillllfl' AIr11'lffl'r, Emir' Gmlslmll. Chron Ilackmzm rlvlnys 11111'r1n1'z' qf opponrnf ns Ernie Gozlslmll mu 7lt'llUl?7'S into position to reveiue bull. Aflvr lmurs Qf lung and lmrcl work, .S'lll'1'l'S.QfIlI rL'sull.x' bring rm fmllzrasiastir' r1'spm1.w. nent vloses in beside him. Cleon Hacknum takes ll ,Heating 1ll0Nll'7lf an rvconsider as his oppo- Pioneers The agony and the eesta.vy.' Delaware Christian 32-53 Pioneers Delaware Christian 49-61 Pioneers Souderton MYF 46-51 Pioneers EMIIS -I3-45 I , A Pioneers Alumni 33-54 '171e opposing team s atletnptezi hlork is a little too late - P, I 30 79 , 2 2 - - Don Sehtniilt s lay-up raises the seore two paints. mnccrs Own ' ' Pioneers lzMIIS 58-63 Pioneers Bethany 58-87 With a snap at the wrist junior Alrlertifr sends a jimi shot tonwrfl its mark. The team roneentrates as Mr. Martin instrurts them an their next play. 'P 75 X 1 1,4 'R x A' 4 :W 5, V 62+ fy ' ' fk 9 M? , Fivhl vnlhusiusm winds up with a minor vollisiml. Thr unr'i1'n! Egyptian ruliurz' Comes alive in thc fellows' gym VIII-YS, Brum' Kookvr sfrrlllcllvs Ihr' pitf'hcr's hox as the othcr pluyvrs fmzsvly uwuif tha' rvsults. uf- , 1 x 4 ' Al f I .. iff, - X. x J f Mr. Lupp sfrrzltches his hcnrl in lT0lISfl,'T7llIfi0ll as ha' trys to fnllaw Ihr' lmskzdlmll jargon Qf his faculty teumnuztvs. Lack of sneakers docsn't humprr Suv Swr1rth'y's progrvss as shz' spzwzfs f0lU!ll'fl Ihr' vvntcfr Iinrx POR TS A rm! rm Qf' INIIIIIIIY' and Sfflfllgfll. ,A ,N H V. w I Y 77 bk I U ,,, A kiww V4 A' A As fhefirst lmsenmn turns his atfcnfion toward thi' ouffirlcl, Paul Hush is mfr uf -first. Carol ByIz'r's poisc' on flu' tmmis form assures gum! rmnpctitimx 'Ihr any rival. . L6 ls tk Ax' 1 ' 4, A lxvury SlIUllQfklH whiff: vlirrzinrltvzl vlassvs jbr several days f1d11'z'1I nvw lzvrmty to thx' srluml rrlnzpzzs. The past yearfs experiences are the keys to unlock eoen greater doors STUDENT INDEX Alderfer, Betsy - 48,68,69 Alderfer, Alderfer, Alderfer, Alderfer, Clyde - 3,23,25,32,66 David - 48,69,Z5 Donna - 7,9,44 Linda - 40,53,57,69, 70 Alderfer, Linda - 48,52,54,68,69 Alderfer, Mildred - 4,40,52,60,68 Alderfer, Rehecca - 39,48,62,68,69 Alderfer, Rodney - 25,28,66' Alderfer, Ruth A. - 4,44,66,68 Alderfer, Wilmer - 3,25,56,66, 70,74, 75 Anders, Aldine - 5,6,9,44,52,54,55,56,66,67,68,71 Bauman, Ruth A. - 44,52,66,68,73 Bechtel, Dorothea - 4,23,25,30, 36,62, 66,6 7269, 70 Beidler, Thelma - 48,56,68,69 Benner, Christine - 40,61,69, 75 Benner, Larry - 25,58,59,66,73 Benner, Philip - 40,73 Benner, Ray - 4,9,44,47,66,73, 76 Benner, Timothy - 39,48,69,75, 76 Bergey, Donald - 48 Bergey, Elaine - 44,66 Bergey, Fern - 48,69 Bergey, Willard - 40,53, 77,78 Bland, William - 44,66,73 Bolten, Ray - 44,47,66, 72,73, 76 Bontrager, Patricia - 40,56,61,68 Brenneman, Beth - 5,36,40,52,54,55,56',67,69 Brenneman, Timothy - 4,48,49,69 Brown, Steven - 44,66,68 Burkhardt, David - 40,56,71 Burkhardt, Vernon - 26,63,66,69 Burlcholder, JoAnn - 40,68,77 Bush, Ronald - 40,56 Byler, Carol - 8,40,52,68,69,7Z 78 Byler, jane - 23,26,29,32,60,66,69 Cassel, Timothy - 48 Chappel, Clemens, Clemens, C lemens, Clemens, C lemens, Barry - 40 Becky - 4,44,66 Carolyn - 8,40,52,61,69 Robert - 40,56,77 'lim - 48,76 Ibm - 48 Clemmer, Carolyn - 48,69 Clemmer, Dean - 6,44,47,6'7,68,75,76 Clemmer, Donna - 44, 66, 72 Clemmer, Judith - 40 Clemmer, Karen - 48,69 Clemmer, Norman - 48 Colliver, Dehhie - 4, 7,44,52,56,66 Delp, Dianne - 9,44,66 Delp, Don - 9,26,65,66, 78 Delp, Gwen - 9,44 Delp, Marie - 4,26',31,60,66 Delp, Sha ron- 4,9,44,66 Derstine, Ann - 5,48,68,69 Derstine, Beverly - 23,2631,56,58,59,66,69,73, 77 Derstine, Carolyn - 5, 7,10,27,36,53,54,55,66 Dersl-ine, Cleon - 7,44,66, 71,76 Derstine, David - 27.35,66 Derstine, David - 48 Derstine, Elaine - 49,69 Derstine, Florence - 40,73 Derstine, Harley - 7,40,53,68,69,73, 77 Dersline, Henry - 23,27,.35,.36,37,53,66,69 Derstine, Kenton - 45,46,54,55,66,68,71, 76 Derstine, Margaret - 5,44,45,52,54,55,57,66,68,72 Derstine, Ruth Ann - 9,49,52,54,56,69 Derstine, Sue - 3,8,2 Z 30,32, 36153, 66,6 7, 69, 70, 71 Detwciler, Betty - 4,23,27,36',56,5Z61 Detweiler, Bruce - 23,28,66,69 Detweiler, Clyde - 49 Detweiler, Donald - 45 Detweiler, Glenda - 49,52,63,68,69 Detweiler, Linda - 3,4,23,26,28,33,53,56,66, 77 Detweiler, Lois - 45,56 Detweiler, Twila - 45,68 Detwiler, Lena - 45,66 Ehst, Linda - 23,28,33,53,56,62,66, 77 Ehst, Rhoda - 41,52, 71 Felton, Bonnie - 49,52,63,69 Frankenfield, Dale - 39,45,66,68 Frankenyheld, David - 41 Freed, Elaine - 49,52,6-3,69 Freed, Shi Freed, Shi zryn - 41,52,56,60,68 rley - 41,5268 Gehman, David - 45,60,66 Gehman, Louise - 41,52,6'0,69 Ginyard, Amy - 41 Godshall, Bette - 4,49,63,69 Godshall, Ernest - 3,28,56,58,59,66, 70, 74 Godshall, Ioan - 41,56',69,75 Godshall, Mary - 28,62,66,69 Godshall, Norell - 41,52,69 Godshall. Stanton- 49 Goshow, Ruth Anne - 29,56,66,69 Grijfn, Ar thur - 39,49,69, 76 Graf, Gwen - 8,10,29,66 Groji Sandra - 49,62 Gross, Gem - 5,39,49,52,69 Hackman, Arlene - 41 Hackman, Cleon - 29,36,66,74 Hackman, Mary - 23,29,32,57,62,66,69 Haines, Carroll - 41,56 Halteman, David - 41 Halteman, Elaine - 8,49,56,68,69 Haltelnan, Mary Ann - 4,5,45,54,55,57160,66,68,73,75 Harris, Edward - 8,29,53,55,58,59,66 Harris, Sandra - 45,566,649 Harris, Theodore - 49,63,69 Hedrick, Doris - 30,66 Hedrick, Verna - 45,66 Hersehberger, James - 3,9,30,35,55,60,63,66, 70, 74, 75 Hoover, Faith - 49,68,69 Homing, Philip - 41,56,57,68 Hostetler, Linda - 49,68,69 Howe, Nelson - 9,23,30,35,66 Hunsberger, Barry - 45, 73,77 Hansberger, Debbie - 41 Hunsberger, Marian - 5,7,45,46,52,56,68, 72 Hunsberger, Marlin - 9,39,41,56 Hunsberger, Merle - 3,30,66,69, 74,77 Hunslzerger, Vernon - 30,66,69, 72,74, 75 Keller, William - 45,57 Kindy, Karen - 41 Kindy, Rachel - 45 King, Lois - 45,47,66,68 Kolb, Aaron - 6,49,68,69, 76 Kolb, Gail - 7,45,46,66,67,68 Kolb, Martin - 8,45,46,52,54,55,66,73, 74 Kolb, Mary Jane - 3,5,10,23,24,54,55,61,62,66,69,70,73 Kolb, Richard - 8,46,53,57,66 Kooker, Bruce - 41,55,56,61,68,69,70,73,74,77 Kramer, Linda - 46,66 Kratz, Jane - 41,52.61,68 Kuhns, Jean - 46,68,73 Kulp, Janice - 39,42,60,61,69 Kulp, Julia - 8,49,54,56,62,69 Kulp, Lucille - 3l,58,59,66,71 Kulp, Martha - 51.69 Kulp, Richard - 46,66,71,72,76 Landes Landes: Landis, Landis, Landis, La ndis, Landis, Landis, Landis, Landis, Landis Joanne - 50,52,68,69 Richard - 40,42,56,60,68,69,70 Alice - 50,69 Darlene - 7,46 Deborah - 50,69 Janelle - 45,46,67,68 Kathleen - 8,9,46,52,68 Richard - 46,66 Rodney - 8,46,66,73 Sally - 9,31,53,60,66,67,69,70,73 Timothy - 50 Lapp, Rhoda - 42,52,68, 71 Lawrence, Nancy - 4,42 Leasa, Paula - 50,52,63,68,69 Leathennan, Dale - 10,31,35,56,66,72 Leathemian, Joanne - 50 Leatherman, John - 50 Long, Dolores - 50,63,68,69 Long, Don - 24,36,66,67,70 Loux, Elizabeth - 4,8,30,31,34,60,62,66,67,69,71,73,75 Martin, Carolyn - 4,50,56,68,69,75 Martin, Dolores - 3,24,33,55,58,59,66,67 Martin, Nelson - 42 Mast, Russell - 4,28,31,36,66,77 Mazucco, Linda - 50,63,69 Meyers, Meyers, Edward - 42,56 Ruth Ann - 5,8,50,52 Miller, Linda - 50,69 Miller, Pamela - 42,73 Miller, Terry - 42,53 Mininger, Carolyn - 41,42,52,69 Mininger, Timothy - 46,66,68 Moyer, Cheryl - 5,6,10,2Z32,36,37,54,60,66,69 71 73 75 Moyer, David - 50 Moyer, Eileen - 50,68,69, 75 Moyer, Evangeline - 50,68,69 Moyer, Ferne - 4,56,68,75 Moyer, Glenda - 4,5,40,42,53,54,61 Moyer, Gloria - 50,69, 75 Moyer, Jean - 8,32,35,66 Moyer, Kathleen - 7,46,62,66,68 Moyer, Larry - 42,43,69, 73 Moyer, Leon - 42 Moyer, Nancy - 4,9,10,46,66 Moyer, Philip - 50,69,76 Moyer, Timothy - 51,69 M usselm an, Lois - 5,42,54,55,69 Musselman, Martene - 4,7,10,47,68, 73 Myers, Betty - 39,49,51,54,68,69 Myers, Carol - 6,10,29,32,33,36,55,58,6Z69,70 Myers, Gerald - 42,68,70 Myers, Mary - 51,69 Myers, Vernon - 32,61,66,69, 72, 73, 76,77, 78 Nissley, John - 42,56 Nook, Barbara - 42,60 Nyce, Philip - 51 Pollock, Edwin - 4,53 Porter, Dennis - 6,32,66,77 Pardon, Bryan - 26,33,63,66 Reinford , Glenn - 51,69 Reinford, Kenneth - 5,8,47,73 Reinford Reinford Reinford Rice, Ru , Linda - 43,62,68 , Lorraine - 4,47 , Merle - 47,68, 73,76 th - 5,41,43,54,55,67 Rittenhouse, Lois - 47,62,68 Rittenhouse, Sara - 43,56,69 Rosenberger, Philip - 51 Rosenberger, Robert - 33,53,66 Rosenberger, Sally - 51,52,69 Rush, Larry - 47,73 Rush, Li nda - 23,30,33,53, 58,5 9, 66, 77 Rush, Paul - 39,43,56,69,72, 78 Ruth, Joseph - 5,10,33,53,54,6'6,74 Ruth, Marlin - 46,67,56,68, 76 Schellenberg, Greta - 43 Schellenberg, Marta - 43 Schettig, Noreen - 43, 73 Schmell, Mary lane - 43,68 Schmidt, Donald - 39,43,63, 74, 75 Sllisler, Betty Lou - 10,24,54,55,58,66 Shisler, joan - 51,62,69 Smoker, Bob - 39,48,51,54,6'3,69,76' Souder, Eileen - 3,30,32,33,36,66 Sauder, Melodia - 51 Sauder, Merle - 27,34,56,58,59,61,66,76 Stoltzfus, Katllleen - 4,10,34,36,37256,58,59,60,6'6,6'9,72 Stoltzfus, Nancy - 47,62 Stover, Carol - 51,5263 Stover, Gerald - 47,55,68,73 Styer, Jack - 34,66 Styer, Lois A. - 47,68,73 Styer, Mary - 32,34,5Z61,6'2,66',67,69,70,Z3 Swartley, Beth - 5,51,69 Swartley, Christine - 51, 69 Swartley, Donald - 51,63 Swartley, jean - 39,43 Swartley, Iolzn - 51 Swartley, Sue - 3,9,34,53,56',66, 70, 77 Swartley, William - 3,25,35,36,57,66,69, 72,73, 76,77 Tindall, Bill - 66 Tyson, Cindy - 6,5l,63,68,69 Vaughn, Marion - 47 Walter, Daniel - 51,63,69 Walter, Ruth - 43,56,68 Weaver, Don - 25,29,32,35,66,69 Weaver, Margorie - 51,68,69 Weaver, Shirley - 43,53 VVl1itc'rmore, Martha - 43 Zook, Kenneth - 43,54,68,69,77 Zook, Omar - 46',4Z5?,67,68 Fences for Your Home and Farm Sold and Erected by LINWOOD A. LANDIS DUBLIN, PA. Complete line of wooden and wire material in stock at all times Phone: 249-3132 CLEMMER MOVING 8: STORAGE Souderton, Pa. Office 81 Warehouse 38 W. Chestnut Street Phone: 723-5515 Souderton CH 7-4949 Philadelphia 434-4111 Allentown AGENT: AMERICAN RED BALL MARTIN STONE QUARRIES Crushed Stone and Mason Sand Pennsylvania Flag Stone Bechtelsville, Pa. 367-2655 SOUDERTON MOTOR CO. 2nd and Chestnut Streets Souderton, Pennsylvania Dodge Cars and Trucks Sales 81 Service H. W. Kuhn, Inc. BUICK - OLDSMOBILE Telford. Pa. Sales with Service since I9'I 5 723-2181 723-9495 Founded I9I7 A Treat To Eat BUTTER .. EGGS - CHEESE KELLER'S CREAMERY, INC. 855 Maple Avenue I-larleysville, Pa. LONGACRE FAMILY Processing thousands ot choice, select birds daily to suoply markets and institutions throughout DERSTINE '81 SWARTLEY CRUSHED and BUILDING STONE GRADING - EXCAVATING Trucks for Hire h E . , I e os' Telford, Pennsylvania HORACE W. LONGACRE, l INC. Residence Phone: 723-4574 FRANCONIA, PA. HERSHEY FARM AGENCY Specializing in Farm and Land Harleysville, R.D. rltl, Pa. Phone: 287-9110 Abram W. Bergey ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM SERVICE FORMICA CERAMIC TILE SHADES BLINDS Harleysville, Pa. 256-8846 Longacre Electrical Service. Inc. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL FOR THE FARM AND HOME Phone: Area Code 2I5 845-226l Bally, Pa. Protection 8: Service that Pays AUTO - BUSINESS - HOME Paul F. Sauder Ins. Agency Sellersville, Penna. Phone: 257-2557 Stale Road, R.D. 2 Sellersville, Pa. I. T. LANDES 8. SON PLUMBING 8. HEATING IN ALL BRANCI-IES Bethlehem Dynutherm Oil Burners Pumps, Fixtures and Supplies Phone: 25-6-8870 Mainland, Pa. FALCON MUSTANG FAIRLANE Keyser-Miller Sales 259 N. Second Street I. G. Rosenberger, Inc. Supplies to Far, Home 84 lndustry Souderton, Pa. - dl P - 723-9894 Silver ae, a. 257 2712 FORD TRUCKS THUNDERBIRD JOHN L. KULP Souder's Poultry Spring City, Po. Quality Our Specialty Phone: WE 3-399i PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING Lansdale. Pa. Phone: ULysses 5-45I7 M. H. ZEIGLER 84 SONS Sweet Cider and Produce ALVIN M. LANDIS State 8. Meetinghouse Roads Telford, Pa. Painting Paperhanging Decorating Weingartner Sport Shop OUTFITTERS FOR SCHOOL AND TEAM 310 West Main Street Lansdale, Pa. Phone: ULysses 5-9l93 merican ean a subsidiary of National Gypsum Company executive offices: Lansdale, Pa. Dutch Maid Cleaners and Launderers Coin-Operated Dry Cleaning 191 S. Clinton St.. Doylestown. Pa. Jolwn and Sara Chitticlc The Sauder Store CLOTHING - YARDGOODS - NOTIONS Souderton. Pennsylvania Gra-Brams SPEClALlSTS IN BABY BEEF Groll Candy Company Poizic veAL LAMB Harleysville, Pa. Plnone: 256-8883 Insurance Notary Public G. EARL CLEMENS WILLIS K. LEDERACH H . arleysville, Pa. REAL ESTATE BROKER Representative for AGWAY, INC. Lederach, Pa. 19450 Vegetable Seeds - Field Seeds - Fertilizer On Rou-fe H3 256-8535 Agricultural Chemicals - Feed - Paint Moser Studio PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY , Ggllpla Landis Super Market lil 632 East Broad Street ,-'Q'ii,,lgy E Sf- Telford, Pa. Souderton, Pa. 2. --e-- ---- 5 723 4326 4l'fR 'x5l - 723-4839 Russell l. Moser, Prop. ' .1 I , . Fi- - . , X 2 - VN , Ralph::.1Taerma1m'S ...s mi' kgs! l ani-ace west Main sifeei Xs 1 Lonsdale, Pc: ROSENBERGER'S DAIRIES, INC. Quality Dairy Products Frozen Food Locker Service Phone: 855-3425 Hatfield, Pennsylvania Beacon Feeds Ful-O-Pep Feeds 81 Book and Stationery Service GRAIN ' FEED I Fl-OUR - SEED - SAND Booksellers - Stationers - Printers CEMENT - LIME . COAL . FUEL olL . PAINT Souderton. Pennsylvania 224 North Main Street Phone: 723-4301 - 723-4815 . Doylestown, Pennsylvania 348-5804 Compliments of Swarfley Bros. Engineers, Inc. Lansdale, Pa. 855-6829 Hedrick Bros. Sales - CHEVROLET - Service Third Street 81 Hamlin Avenue Telford, Pennsylvania Telephone: PArIcway 3-4308 I. L. Alderfer Sons, Inc. CHRYSLER -. PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL- - VALIANT Telford, Pa. Phone: 723-43I I LANDIS BLOCK CO., INC. Concrete Products and Masonry Materials Phone: 723-2527 Souderton, Pa. LAPP 8: ALDERFER, INC. Real Estate - Insurance 303 E. Broad Street Souderton, Pa. H. Mininger 81 Son Soudertan. Pa. CUSTOM BUILDING and REMODELING Phone: 723-3487 FRANCONIA DERSTINE'S FARM MAID BRAND DOUBLE CHURNED CREAMY BUTTER Norman Derstine Franconis, Pennsylvania BERGEY'S ELECTRIC, INC. WESTINGHOUSE Appliances 81 Wiring Hatfield, Penna. Phone: 723-3472 NORMAN G. GOOD PLUMBING - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING WATER SYSTEMS and SOFTENERS Souderton, Pa. Wellington C. Alderfer Agent for MENNONITE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Box 194 - Harleysville. R.D. 'I Phone: 256-8426 amen DRY CLEANING, REPAIRING HARMONY CLEANERS Derstine BL Allentown Road We Do Pound Cleaning Sorry, No Pickup 8- Delivery WILLARD C. SHISLER BUILDER - CARPENTER RUEF KITCHENS 108 Groffs Mills Road Harleysville, Pa. Phone: 256-8778 BOLTON TURKEY FARM Bucks Co., Silverdule, Pc. Quality Turkeys Turkey Pies Sold nt: Clemen's Market Souderton, Pa Daub's Market Souderton, Pa Landis' Market Telford, Pc CARROLL D. HENDRICKS AUCTIONEER - REALTOR - APPRAISER Landis Road, Box 195 Harleysville, Pa. 256-9247 W. J. Nyce's Shoe Store The Home of Nice Footwear West and State Streets Doylestown, Pa. HENNING'S SUPER MARKET Coin Laundry and Dry Cleaning 256 Car Wash Adjacent to Market Phone 256-3233 Harleysville, Pa. Landis Bros. Home Dressed Meats BEEF - PORK - VEAL - LAMB Custom Slaughtering Delivery Service - Phone 584-6021 Skippack, Pa. Provident Bookstore CHRISTIAN LITERATURE Souderton Shopping Center Souderton, Pa. 723-4397 ,T ll :la ffm- l llllil TW- Rd' T .3 4 1---f-- ami if of ini' All !n?H J 'H - NX- 'WTF 5 . L ' gl ,SQ SOUDERTON M0294 AND LOAN AssoclA'rloN Chartered 1896 15 Washington Avenue Souderton Pennsylvania 18 f, -f h qliiz uoa I . 1 E. Main 84 Baringer Ave. - Silverdale, Pa. 18962 ALDERFER'S BAKERY. INC. WAMBOLD BROS. GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Home of fhe Famous Penna. Dufch Shoo-fly Pies, Wedding and Bir+I1day Cakes Phone: 256-882-0 HARLEYSVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Harleysville, Penna Sumneyfown Pike T. D. KEYSER. INC. MODERN som and PAINT SHOP Lansdale, Pa. ULysses 5-Sl I6 V A Sanford A. Alderfer Guy Heayenerl Inc. REAL ESTATE - AUCTIONEER OLD COMPANY LEHIGH ANTHRACITE ESSO PRODUCTS, GLEN GERY BRICK CompIe're Auc+ion Service Harleysville, Pa. Harleysville, Pa. 256-8891 Phone: 256.8861 Quality Meats Since 1895 .L -FRANKS A - .SAUSAGE .655 4 IRVIN Y. ALDERFER ' SCRAPPLE FHATFIELD . SMOKED HAM3 PAINTING CONTRACTOR ' SMOKED BACON - Free Es+ima'I'es - Harleysville, R. D.. Pa. HATFIELD PACKING co. 25.6.8268 Hatfield, Pa. 855-5151 . Elw n L. Mo er Meetlnghouse Garage Y Y . PORTABLE FEED MILLING SERVICE Harleysvllle. Po. . . Feed - Concen+ra+es - Molasses Alngnmenf - Tnres Whee' Horse - Tormaolens Eshelman Red Rose Feeds 256'8l3I Telford. Pd. Phone: PArkway 3-4869 Befgeygjnegfgfgel IHC- LANSDALE RAMBLER mc. R , A I Authorized Jeep Sales and Service eCaPP 'E and VU'Ca 'Z lg 1300 North Broad street Lansdale, Pa. N. Broad Street, Lansdale Franconia Phone. 855-9041 855-1388 7234346 Sales - Rambler - Service PEHLCO 85'!Qg'gG RCA LOOKINGOECEITOQUALITY E E '- D ' ' 5 FRANCONIA MEAT MARKET FURNITURE - TELEVISION St APPLIANCES Sales and Service Main and Green Streets Lansdale, Pa. Franconia, Penna. Telephone 723-3480 Compliments of STUART'S SPORT CENTER Main St. 81 Richardson Ave. Lansdale, Pa. 855-8735 Retail - School and Team Outfitters Personalized Service For Those Who Prefer Fine Quality 5inCe1g34 CLEAR VIEW FARMS ESTATE OF GEO. S. SNYDER, INC. BUTTER - EGGS - CHEESE FEED - COAL - HARDWARE Serving the Wholesale Trade Since i930 BUILDING MATERIAL Distributors: Atlantic Heating and Motor Oils, Gasoline L' F' Kulp 8' Sons' Inc' 855-2131 Hatfield, Pa. Phone: 256-885l Harleysville, Pa MOYER'S WASH HOUSE 565 N. lVlain Street Doylestown, Pa. W. Paul lVloyer, Owner COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY COIN OPERATED DRY CLEANING Best Wishes to All '66 C.D. Graduates ff EASTERN MENNCNITE COLLEGE A Liberal Arts College, with curriculums leading to the following degrees: Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science in Nursing Bachelor of Theology Regionally Accredited Christian Environment Small-College Atmosphere Scenic Location For further information write to Admissions Counselor, Eastern Mennonite College Harrisonburg, Virginia Thy Word ls Truth ,XPAUL M. HUNSICKER rv-if 'Z Souderton, Pa. Private Parking Facilities ALDERFER BOLOGNA CO., INC. Manufacturers of Bolognas and Smoked Meats 256-8818 and 256-3300 Harleysville, Pa. Lauchmen Printing Co. OFFSET and LETTERPRESS Wood ond Courtland Streets Lansdale, Pa. Phone: 855-3l23 PENN JERSEY BOTTLED GAS COMPANY Box 20, R.D. 2 Seilersvilie, Pa. Phone: ALpine 7-6I09 Serving All Mobile Homes ln The State SERVICE ls Our Motto! AUTOGRAPHS pu,-W' .- N. ,. -,,. ,.,.. ., mm, ., nn ,sq